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the fugitive slave no such right Nor the law Of any
sssd by his bail ii and here Is G as asoa
giving the poor white debtor arrested BY his bad Ia dis
sa s f ?, 10 s . ns Lac. a III !,
Jury, 10 ascertain the fact OF his sery,tnde
Next with regard the viii OF habeas co,pss The
of 1888 gave The slave sucn right express terms nor
does present act the constitution gives ~ no act OF
!, away Tb.Tsiors, Il the slave hsshe g1, DOT
w Of habsas eopss. he do H. anything u tho present.
right the slave, his friends have only to apply
70 tribunal 10 issue such writ as soon as he
arrested That it shall be found to exist WIN DO tho
and cordial desire Of every humane and just man
Certainly we hope IL may be found TO exist
Finally, with regard 10 the eject which the resistance
and practical Modification Of the fugitive slave law will
have upon the existence Of tue Union We s9lemny De.
allies and sympathizers, nudity aud defeat the law alu.
dedto. would be the blow which the Union has
and honest that The people Of the slave States
have the right 10 and reclaim their fugitive slaves Ia
in tho enjoyment this rish, This is real and
substantial grievance on their part and we think abon the
They have right call upon the people OF the free States
Tor the faithful Performances Of this part Of the constitutional
conpact and, should be refused the compact 1, 20 far
broken Can the Union exist after such palpable and
%s Violation q one OF y s I ssys
been formedf Il Is Ia our judgment vain TO hope or
We aware that many Of the reckless and anaticai
aboons and ireesoers affect to believe that the slave
from the States whatever may DO the amount Of in
Justice and indigny heaped upon them saying nothing
the want oil knowledge OF Wntcu suCn
opinion displays they would thus carry their system OF
from the OF power the pari Of the
savehong States to resist Il Is the principle upon which
the de po the oppresso and the robber Ii 10
thy OF who acknowledge the obligations Of justice and
principle generally to prevails Where would be The pro.
iecdi to life liberty, and proper-he three deaIes! In.
an ANARCHIST rebel against society, and traitor TO the
interests ofthe human race On the contrary we are
bound respect the rights Of tho weak well as the pow
erul We bound do justice men, as States aud
nation And we do not the Avenger Of injustice will
M anita ahp0 Tn
com nit, whether against individuals communities.
Therefore, whatever views we may entertain with re-
gard 10 the institutions OF brethren OF the southern
States let honestly and faithfully fulfil duties to.
ward them and observe all our agreements with them
is the only way by which the Union TO be preserved, the
republic saved and all its blessings and its glorious
| hopes of the future secured. t@s tsg ts
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MIR. A. A. wiIdsr,s Lss~.y Indicator.

The inventor Of this apparatus, who is respectable
citizen OF Detroit, called yesterday at our Office, and
exhibited his model for inspection The following
is part Of his specification. Il describes with sum-
cient precision the nature Of the instrument
"The nature of this invention consists in rod OF metal
provided with piston httng easily In tube passing
through the vessel from the deck 20 the keel The lower
OF the rod carries and tho upper end pointer
below which Is circular inde1plate, which fits 70 the ,op
tube, and stands the compass The
divided into degrees and the vsne hangs free. so that y
will take position in direct line with the motion Of the
vessel The pointer being in line opposite TO the vane
shows the direction in which the moves, and ind.
cafes the deviation W any from the shown by the
CON The Is attached TO the rod In such man.
ner be drawn up the tube when IL Is not desired
TO IL"
We do not profess to be vesed in mechanical inven.
tons but, from the examination Of this instrument which
we have made, we inclined 10 think il will be highly
useful to navgstors Il seems. from its simplicity and
efficiency to be well designed attain the object Of iu
ingenious inventor He is about to procure patent for
it, and to bring il to the notice Of scientific lfh@
found upon trial. to the purpose proposed, we
doubt not Mr. Wilder will be amply remuneraied, in
honor and profit, for his skill and Judgment
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Some weeks ago telegraphic despatch was sent from
Washington, announcing that the Hon. John c. Clark,
Solicitor Of the Treasury, was appointed minister to
Ecuador. Within few days il has been reported az a
fact, that Mr. Clark has been offered appointments to
Ecuador Bogoa, and that the Hon. John A. Collier is
TO be appointed to fill his place Solicitor How is this
Is Mr. Clark too moderate-not proscripve enough Or
what 10 take place. Is he TO be taken out Of the way
Of Mr.. Golfers advancement We have noticed several
times that these teegraphc dispatches indicative OF
coming events When they announce that hecaiomb Of
clerks to be sacrificed certain day, we find the
announcement correct Are we TO understand that Mr..
Clark is to be made what the witty Hibernian called
forced volunteer, 10 trip across the eqsatori
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A Veteran Champion.

The following card is worthy Of the venerable editor
from whose pen il emanates. Under his auspices the
Louisiana Courier had ably defended the efforts Of Con-
gross to preserve the Unon;' but as that paper has
taken new tack during his ndisposon, he has firmly
withdrawn from the helm. We have too often paid our
just tribute to his talents principles and character TO
render il necessary for to repeat confidence in Mr.
Wagner. Knowing his past relations to some Of the op-
ponenis Of the Adjustment, but the more highly
appreciate the which he has thought il his duty to
pursue on the present occasion;
"Norcs-The undersigned thinks Il due 10 himself 10
state that. having been seized with indsposton on Mon
day, the l4h instant which confined him TO his room ill
Saturday. he has written line for the Louis Con
rier since the day fret mentioned. ~ 81
The undersigned alec deems j proper say that, in
consequences of the stand assumed by propreors OF the
Louisiana Courier against the ssuts adopted
the last session Of Congress 70 preserve the Uuion
'''''''''' - '''''' 80 ~ Wv Tx K. WAGNER.
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Another Abolition Trick.
A correspondent Of the New York Herald writes as

i Y L j .
/" WORCESTER, October 25 1860.
"a ooLoRED sposToR Charles James Swift the Fugitive
slave on whose behalf the sympahies Of the people of this
city were much excited, has returned. His story, however,
was contradictory that he has again been arrested since
which he has avowed himself imposor, and asserts
that il the intention Of himself and another to travel
through the country and raise all the funds they could by
exciting the sympathies of the abotonists."
This is but one of number Of schemes rssored to by
the abotoniss TO excite sympathy, 10 exto money and
to bring the South into reproach We hope these negro
dupes and tools will be carefully watched. No doubt
many of the appeals made TO redeem wives, children
PARENTS &c. from bondage are Of just the same descrp
ton In fact we have been assured by welnfomed
persons from the North that these negro mpostos are
becoming 80 numerous that they have got to be a
nuisance and preventing others from receiving those
acts of charity and Kindness TO which they are fairly
entitled We regret this result. The wretched Of
all colors are deserving OF the care OF the phllan
thropst These negro swinders are among the Gun.
ning and adro OF their race and make fit instruments for
the aboonists to employ Fred Douglass has trod the
path Of glory before themthey following his
ple We hope that efficient means will be adopted TO
veil them and their white bakers. We have heard oil
instances OF worthless free negroes having been Tied up
to the whippingpos in Delaware for theft and otha
crimes afterwards escaping TO Pennsylvania, and draw.
largely on the public sympathy by showing the scan
on their backs as evidence OF the cruelty OF their mas
tiers, when the punishment had been inflicted by the
Judgment OF respectable courts of justice for revolving
crimes Such are the touchstones of tender conscience
| among the fanatical abolitionists
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 80, 1850.

p1-v PALHER, us American Newspaper Agent only
authorized this IN the eies Of Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, and duly Empowered take and
subscriptions 81 the rates required BY His receipts viii be
regarded payments His ofces lre-Boston Congress
New York Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut
00-mr HEHRr M. LEWIS, OF Montgomery, Alabama gem
B. BRETT.
0M ISRAEL L. JANIS, No. l62 south Tenth street. Phiade;
pha is general travelling agent assisted by mon WA NJ
WELD, JoHn CoLLIEs, JAMS DEsnSs, kRK WkLussros'
T. A. EVANS, JAMES CLARK, and r. LOCKS.
QyM c. W. JAMEs No. HARRISON street, Cincinnati, Ohio Is
travelling the western States assisted by Mess
SMITH, T. DEEr JAsos TArLoRJ W. ARMSTRONG PEkRs
Looks, Nv RAMSAY, and @. 5rEshAH
05-Rsceips from either Of the above will be good.
GouLpIs Of Richmond Virginia. general agen,
Virginia. assisted by travelling agents PULLsR and JANIS
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The Mississppian Of the 18th states that a meeting
had been held at Jackson on the 2h, in the hall Of lns
house Of representatives, which was addressed by MI
A. @. Brown, the member from that district who ns'
arrived only in the morning, and also by Governor auh
maR II furnishes sketch Of their respective speeches
which were Of course. Of very decided cast against NO
compromise system. The Mississippian Gays that 'n'
speech Of Governor Brown was at various times ne'
rupted by loud applause-most especially when spssk
Of resistance. He concluded by giving us the advice
Cromwell-adaptng II to this occasion-that while v,
should all pray for the Of the Union in is orsOA
purity, to keep oar posrdsr dry"
On the ex-governor's BROWN arrival, 'the eanpVs
was brought out and FIVE ROUNDS fred-one for e'..
Of the members from Mississippi who has $1,000 up,a
Congress with impregnsbe front. and carried ia'nas
out the instructions OF the sovereign people OF the Sa
The same papsr states that Senator Fooss arfiv'a
Jackson on Wednesday evening. ths ieIh) "Hls 'i'U
fired salute Of guns" He had accepted pubic oap'
which had been rendered to him in the cosn'y OF 'O'
ubee,
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We publish at length the charge OF Judge Grer TO The
jury the recent tried before the circuit court OF The
United States in the city Of Philadelphia We agree with
the ten highly respectable jurors who requested its publ
cation that it will be Of great service at the present time
Il to us, from hasy perusa to be clear sound,
and satisfactory summary Of the Law this subject and
exhibits at the sound legal learning Of the honons
Judge, and his firm and unwavering devotion to hs
official duty Such commendable example as this, We
trust will not be without its salutary influence on Tue
public mind.
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DIANOs, sERAPHINEs, ke-Just received per schooner
Michigan, from New York. further supply pianos. These
with Of u Chickering'S pianos,
complete
every variety scaes o. o. and octavesof The highest quail
v o. and finish Secondhand pianos taken In part
Also, just supply superior sephnes and meodsons
at factory prices.
weekly including all the song. Of Jenny
Lind country, with beautiful ygnees and sold low
RICHARD DAVIS,
Oct2a-eoda Pennsylvania
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TUE Undersigned, agents. practice the Supreme
~ me United States and the courts OF the District Of Co
Iumos and attend United
cuainR seuemento all
ernnen bounty lands PENSIONS dues patents
They tender het services members the profession
lance ana when me case prepared
relative n, Ire xrn,. .nd
Of business In any OF the departments furnished 10 our re
without charge
for The payment 9th and sale or location IN bo"nsv
landw best western lands. - = "
once Pennsylvania avenue, Lane fuckers Building
DUFF GREEN.
BEN Y. GREEN,
RlCH'D n. CLARKE,
Oct l5--3taw3m
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rOMBs AND BRUsEsss-Just received full and complete
OF English hair brushes she'll buffalo,
and English cold horn combs tooth and nail brushes
very previous moving The under
National Hotel, ON the 18th November
Fancy psmey store, Penn avenue National Hotel
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NEW FANCY GOODS shell and BunAIe Ccmbs--
The most beautiful and extensive Of shell and buffalo
chain open worked and other tuck combs opened In
washington opened this day and win he sold previous "a
moving mtg our new store under the National Hotel The 18Th Of
NEXT month.
PARRER's
OdQ7-A
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DYER q Mcclure, general auction and commission
merchants and dealers cabinet furniture and
ing goods respectfully public
e Of superior cabinet rsture and house furnishing
selected BY them expressly for this market embracing
article necessary for housekeeping -
They prepared such facilities
nodsfe all who wish purchase,
They will sell a twelve
DYER MCGUIRE,
Oct25--eodlm Anctioneen.
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OWEN II. DEsToR, Of Land Once r. T.
moRsELL attorney lsw having together part
n IN the general agency business respectfully offer their services
public. They will
for any
engaged 7gOhe Merico
Britain the forda and other Indian PENSIONS
lands scrip location Of lands peempucns ke Applications for
patens models drawings will be attended
their branches o. H. B. having had much experience model
making naftes hmse that he entire satisfaction All
claims before Congress will attended collected
sold rented. Terms moderate
X T. MoueI will business may be ntusted
him before any Of the courts Of the District
All letters postpaid will receive Immediate attention. Address
Bestor Morsei Washington city, d. q. Once, south side Of
street, between l2th end lah
small farm rent which there cottage and
buildings. Apply above oct@-eodl5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
sMITHFIELD ACADEMY,

ENHE this Institution will be resumed the first Mon
ds 5 naa under sas m
tho year has fully evnced his adaptation TO the important
viii include Tho various branches constituting good
thorough Ensloh education Latin Greek and Mathematics Will DO
MfCary opportunity being we'll prepared Col
e the counting house and they can DO well h'ea for AL
and exemption from dissipation and the contains ve church
% % of 0 % g s Yss1
months $40 for the other s 10 De PAID quarterly IN
made absence sickness or deah or
An additional ehalso Of one dollar viii b. furnishing
&c Board be obtained in private families for tho sum Of $50
intending patron1e school solicited their
sSn ws dG alS o 0n s~ Ss ssoS
ure IL The services competent assistants will os obtained For
ar Ains.n & - President Of tho Board
TnE PRESIDENT Of TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
YTyHs Institution has been we'll sustained for nearly hall
and % a s % nOs
g'nia. .-.. ..a,.,s !, ,.,.,,,, .,
aided by instructors course instruction such
students for advanced classes department OF our best
The discipline virsinia Military Institute. with which The
subscriber practically aeagsnled has been adopted modified
' RECOMMENDATION:
high stand % ny M o 81 p s'ys
and saees This fact .osheI with bis Efficient discipline
recommend his school most highly"
And Member Of III. Boar. Of y.oIs WM " %sn and
R NJ 7. HUNTER,
u Senator and Member ohe Board ofhe University. vsna
And Presiden, the Doad OF Tho Virginia Military Institute
Judge Of General Court Of Law and Member
liam and Mary.
The subscriber has the liberty Of stating connection with
For six months lat q January nsx Board and tuition sss
Nov. l2-c.owtlnMareh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

The Inaugural message of Governor Wood Of Ohio, was
elcgraphed fearless argument for the fugitive slave law
and in favor of Its execution we have since read IT, and
regret that It's author is Democrat II argues in favor OF
the law says is constitutional and that it should be obey
winds up by taking ground for modification or re.
pesln' A sorry sequel to so brave an announcement
p,nusu rnr;nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

THE CONNECTICUT OYSTER TRADE;-connec.
icut and Virginia continue keep quite brisk Inter
On Thursday las; less than sixteen thousand
hundred bushels Of were delivered at Fair a.
ven Ct, suburb Of New Haven. They principally
from Virginia Fair Haven is renowned for oysters az
Mehersheld for onionsI[N Y Journal Of CoNmere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
Telegraphed for the New York Tribune.

Private advices from California state that many of the
capitalists in that making move for change In
the Constitution of CALIFORNIA; so as to Introduce African
Slavery.
Jenny Lind talks OF making the United States her perma
nent home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

SUCCESSFUL ROGUERY BY A FORGED TELE-
GRAPHIC DESPATCH.-The Boston papers state that
worthy broker Of State Street, plundcred Of about
him 10 pay certain note on which Of
terwards and paid both eegaphc despatch and
note being fogees Another broker In State street was
day. the rogue rogues In both being probably the
same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

MATINEES, OR DAY BALLS.-Thc elite of Louisville
are enoyng themselves brilliant entertainments denom!-
mated matnees day balls These generally take place al
mid day when the shutters closed gas lighted tho
company assemble and co,one waltzes polkas, and fir
taons become tho order of the day. they have heretofore
heen the order of the nirht al fashionable assemblies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

BARN, MAI%E DEC. Il.
great meeting held here last evening" at which the
most un ounded enthusiasm prevailedAmong the speak
.rs were Gov Hubbard Mr.. Geo. Curtis and Hon Nathan
Clifford who delivered glowing speeches in favor of the Uni
on and Compromise of Congress- Spirited rcso
u,ions were unanimously adopted and the meeting
after djspersed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
A SINGULAR FACT.

Some of the papers, says the Detroit Free Press regard
the fact of President Fillmore having obtained policy OF
a. 600 life insurance. at the Hartford Office somewhat
oinous If hc should follow his Wing predecessors after
the Wing fashion, II will be notable incident in American
history that the succession will fall upon KING Hing
the chief ruler of Republic and Democratic at that Sim
narannx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

We learn that the freight ain yesterday afternoon on
the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad, consisted Of taen
double cars loaded equal what would be called
also learn that on Saturday the h nst there brough,
In by the freight ran among other articles no less than
fourteen hundred sheep!-l Portland Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

The Newfoundland Times gives facts establishing the pro-
liability that the whole island Is rising out OF ne ocean WIN
rapidy which threatens al no distant period 70 material
asct NOT utterly DESTROY many Of the best harbors on
the COST Of Extraordinarily. y. Erprets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

Mia CARA Falls Iris says portion Of tho rock the Hore
Shoe FALL on the Canada side fell with tremendous crash
week ago last Tuesday The part which fell was about
rcn rods long by wide II carried with canal
boat which mad been lodged upon i, for some time. This
Iris says provdenta ;ha, fell a. this season OF
the year, for II is precisely the spot where so many contnu
ay 10 behold Of the cataract rushing ter
r6cay over their heads that is filled with the hugo
masses of rock which have faen The appearance OF tho
falls 10 said to be not in the least impaired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

BOSTON MARSHAL AM THE THOMPSON MEET
ING.-iarshai Tukey has been exonerated from oil blame
Boston authorities in the matter OF the thompson
row. on the ground he only obeyed the instructions OF
the mayor and aldermen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
HUMANITY HALL ACADEN

HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.
TIME this school will DO resumed The 10th
January 1851 Board, tuition, washng lodging DC, win be
furnished for $780, for mof months This school 10 located
midway between buckingham Court House and the Female Collie
gate Institute remarkably healthy and desirable nehboIhood
from the hauns OF and patton Very particular
care Address Chambers Mills Buckingham county, Va.
Nov. 29-cW6W ELIJAH G. HANES.
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
ShE subscriber having secured the services OF Mr. Richard
Griffith A. b. teacher, OF several experience for the
education Of his willing receive into his family
three boarers for the ensuing designed have family
studies all that
pairing for business college, Tho scholastic year will
closing 18th OF December, with Summer vacation
For board and tuition siOO REUBEN H. BOSTON,
Red Hills, Fluvanna county.
NY Post Office Union Mills. Dec. l2-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
SCHOOL Ar BUCKEYE,

SCHOOL AT BUCKEYE.
TUNHE this School resumed tho frs, day Of
January $751; and continued till The 25h day Of December
lSl with Of months in the Summer <Augus and
Scpembsr All the English branches French and Latin will
taught
TsKNs-For Board and Tuition sl25 oneha bo paid The
five months the balance tho close o the NO
pupil Will DO taken for shorter period than the whole term
deduction will be made loes OF tme accommodate bali
dozen Buarders in my family
Address-Iianovsr Court House, Virginia
Dec. l9-cw2w VIM T H. POLLARD.
WEST VIEW.
ATRS JONES and Miss RANDOLPH Will their School al
vi Wo View the rsenee Of DR. George Mason, Brunswiek
county, the 6rst Monday in February nex-
TERMS:
Board per session OF ton months $50
English Tuition 8 q ~
French " 10
Music 40
No charge medical services rendered young ladies board
Ing liz the family.
Address d. Mason eouy Mount, Brunswiek, Virginia.
Uee6 e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

NEW RAlL.-On part Of the Utica and Schenectady
railroad wly-nven,ed rail- called the compound rail- has
been laid down which is said much smoothly.
and to much longer hnn any other. The rail is COM
posed of bas united together with bolts in such man
ncr that there is whole joint al any point the two barr
being united break joints. II Is an American inven'
tion and is wholly manufactured Of American iron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

Mr. Perry, of the New Orleans Bulletin who among
the killed by the explosion Of the AngoNoman, was for
mery resident OF Philadelphia and was attached TO the Of
fee of the Daily Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

THE FINE ARTS.-Stephcnson the sculptor, has just
completed at Chaesown Mass the static Of the Dying
Indian Its sof Vermont marble The figure Is Of the size
of m and represents the Indian In STOPPING posture hay.
ing been wounded. II tho intention of Dir Stephenson
10 send this noble work of art 10 the London Exhibition