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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-02-20

GIVE clip the following from . recen:
more light on this knocking affair:
"Tzat Knocking Stopped!-Ons w. A.
Langworshy, Of Rochester. has written .
letter that 10 psblished in the "Adrian
w aichtower." which gives adiferent var
sion of the mysterious noises. He says,
q one Of the committee sppoines6 - -
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II OUDOUN LAMB sr the bed quality lar sale.
II; ,sssrss s & &. - =: a.
sire Of s me heir. yin osr q pobs Ie = wsdsssaa,
!uns isa. sbeus - e,ssst, On sks eis<s nsass sas
vss portion Of he sssnsy Of Losdoss and tks sHss
heseof The Bloc Ridge, about two and sf mes fsm the
~ o..ss's . "a s.ss ssGs rs. 3 4. =
ssssessialIy managed ID ne MIXED perssis 4 sssle aud
sr%i.s, ssiss r. Ssssos 4 Ss ,ras s s ~ i.
seeut Judgment Of its lAs pruprssor sboht - m,
s TX :ss .s =. s : 4.
sP(srsnes q The whole hrm, - me s<spsaos q - part
e' &. AZ e .sv: end L z sAs
ysser: An esslo.ed b seossssirs .. 'hs ~ Sor
TIE dwelling q Of brick rosshsas Eis sss ssd som-
bssfs landscapes in vi7ias The ssrdss ssl ssssnds
essd The dwelling are a.dsows and taasAIy srnsUA The
oksesss snd rm buildhg u The os sabaanss Mind
ss Ss s : ss.i ss :s sss - Wy = ga ~ 3d.
fsl9ess and beauty, is shs sssess y ke,
~, w: y: :' a.. a.. :: = r: s = z: &c.
- sisshss @sks de sss sfshs s ssrssss - Srs.
tssshs ss.sus u eshtslssd yhsss. eae = sosaad
yhsst (sssh :o~n dcys isssey.r-s s.d'hs shrissor
II shss 49,: :: re ~ vs''.sss y ssss s.,..
sesisd vis and a. pssss X - sksss ssIis VII i
:: q; -. r. - ~ Sss ~, !. s.v ! d.
sss,s &c. e. 49, s ~ =. E: $500 s,
vlsis sssssiiy TSs IrssS;s % }s;ssss ia ~ 81
- a iails's 70 w ~ !, W ss!aie ~ @<11l
4n-sz. CHA: L p :; vi H-s~ssA
DnnUvlAN qua -Jas{ lasdl1 lten q C2ssiss
ia -s ossr q -ho's;:ls "a - gss 49, .sss
... r'sssss ssa cd-sisas. hr1
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vYYArERIOO ROR sALR.--rhis Farm. aos h.,..
w been cold a the public nle. i aow offered Il pr-
sided near he village Of Upp~rvle Fauqoisr soaa viz
gna containing shout eight hundred q the quality
Z .ad y sh.s Ga ssniss AID cssiss sgioa. q which
sss: 'ss' Is .sS t.. Sasdsd ,ss
il clover .sssd * :psss sai he remainder IL clover two
The dwelling il haasome and comfortable. with all
krm = ~ Nsay n ~ nsissise aose and every
Geld has running water II Is vsl known Be Of the
Ss:' Viii J. e GA q. s y a:s s y. .sss Oh
more farms, - purchasers may DESIRE
1.-THE psrA.s ns.sy l. vol secured, reasonable terms Of
ANY further inormstoa can be Obtained BY communicating
with either q The underssaed residing Winchester Va
sept s1spa E.sss,er.s s jsssS risss ssss..sa
UNWILLING AnD SEDlINAnv FOR MENU
For rent that des able property nov oeecpsd BY Rev.
consisting q large snd convenient Dwelling, recently tAo
roughly repaired. with alsrge sseru. crib. smoke
pied berkeley Seminary viii sisye lot u sround
In ahg o. cultivation garden being d The best
ssss . K o
next Applisahoa % b made e JOHN u uKENs,
may 2-cpSw 1h.g MHrtlnshnry Va
49, y DGONDAWMlN EDR BALEf.--Thc beautiful
sss country residencs Of the Dr. Patrick Maeauay
offered for sale BY The subsorbers, sees 10 chancery
sseacs that scmsnds bssuai views Il he ely q ,as
surrounding country and Of the waters Of the habor and Che
apeakc Bay. Il oomprises about sevey-srsS Of Lad
half mile without e western limit Of the city and Aboutwo
miles from its central portions and from the rapid approach
Of city Improvements, and the elevation and extreme health
aess q s negheorhood y must soon constitute one Of ito
The sroasi. about the mansion house d Mon
Dc sss ssa sss ssss '
exotic trees and ubbey nth which the and
himse on repeated Visits 70 Europs without reference to
cost and adjusted and trained By his per-
sonal stention % her present state q bearing and fruitful
ness For useful purposess there meaew enough the
and other grains The water supplied BY springs On al
every 6eId IL condueied by the best modern hydsuic
pipes and through III sr Of The hous The Kitchen
The dwelling Monds xmn d modern susure Of great
elegance, csyhv feet BY fys two oes with basement
and ase With pofisoes and extensive conservatory The
psor drawng-room. apd library, on he first Aoor. spa
third ocrs arranged With the best references To hca
vcnienee, and comfort The mansgers and servants house,
sblng barns 30. al new, and keeping With Ne Sea
into fuller snuneraon Of the advsnsgss and
or this valuable property Il IL believed th<y n1afJ
equalled certainly not szeeessd ~ thoss a plsss A
The property win be laid down il pis - that itmay Be
sold separately Or together q purchasers may desire
Any Information WIN y given shoss distance Who
taken, 30. will be paid up 10 the dsy o. ale.
The terms 81 sale prescribed By The DEGREE In cancey
Onehrd q The pushass mOaey be paid cash. and the
The Is vii 6 made ! pssIis suction, q he prsms On
TUESDAY,, the i4h day * May, 1850, Il O'Clock r. NJ
Posseaaion given immedistely.
Tho.e vi,hins e parsh.: and q The premises win ap
a Iii, sff WPbisrra,
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@1On NEW ARD.-Rsn svsy from the subscriber, On
RlOQthe issh inNsnt, ueEro MANS bright mulsue,
named John Moore. He had vhsu he bel kone, ssk
dfsb saek coat His height about nshest - mara
reeolIeoasd) about his person lie IL blssrysd aad has
buy hair and large pair of vhsker and mussehe. lie
supposed have with him good many sotkeA y ow
dsep bine cloak, bound with velvet, two ha black a
white also deep snrtout cost and q nice
@ I.s - .s ssss s 80 spsso
e night and the suppos;tion y TIA he to0k bok. re-
ward Of go viii be given taken within (hc Se, and 500
" taken OF ~ ~ BeAfs bird I'll reasonable shEss paid
april 9oL-6sep q. G. RANDOLPH
~ . Near warcnion, Fouqulsr eoaniy. Virginia.
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THE LORDS PRAYER,

Containing eight hgurcs--dcslgncd expressiy y
by w, Crosme, Esq. This also II > masterpisc
ing, The portrait Of Mrs. SAaAH J. HAS viii
lished In this volume. Many colored plates Of
aud finish will also be given. One o. them will !
July No.
We quit the beaten track Of copying from engr'
will engrave from designs 10 suit the character
made BY the best artists We can do no less for
has 90 signaily favored us--by giving US list o
unexampled IN any country. Before the year q
sumo that our monthly issue will be
$4,000 Copies.
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NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. I-Iron, By the pound.
Plsss iron essinassd to wsish about


The pas iron b Of The bsst quality Of American
rolled iron, free nom blstes hooWA oshs dsfseta cut
correct 70 hs sivsn dss end ksp ssha from tbs shears
The Der iron 70 b - he b gusy Amssicsn relied iron,
wan sqne sdsss and cut % The ezeeA lsnshs without g
oQw sodS except the bars Married On the schedules,
winch are 10 b hsmmssed iron. Schedules Of tbs is Of
cseh do Of csnboosss will b. furnished the contractor Also
ths following round iron. viz: 8I4
; ls0Q0 possds Inch round iron ~ 81
+ 5000 do I do do e.sa $780,
80 do I do DO gssss an.
- do ! do do ~ .f
Class No. 2-Pig Iron.
90 toas Ne bsst American srsy pig irou Per ton Of
Glass No. s-HardOavs. &c.
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ENM4 ME1n9 " CLEMEur WOOD~-CLEM
Iasd M ol ~ II 11 lSMd CsSy Weod q ne Psa
81 g. mesasla 49, ~ tnirs1ed = he then Birth
colonies 10 North sel - ys~ I7oA Il Is sa
Ne been heard 81 sie ~ ~ Eaeand Should he o. any
he descendants be nov rsesg q de Unitsd States he
they, ~ applying 70 WrlaAM 2. Wsss Esq, Attorney !
Law kas q the, city o. Washinkton, o. "a Mr.. Prm'
TMonrscr, Of No 5, Bank Cham6er1 LOthbuy. Londca,
vii hear souethn1 veg mueht9 his tieir sdvsnnge
An aaeeeor o. the sald Clsnsnt Wood vas named Bencs
Wood Als vea eay nance End svssy likely 70 be sos
ti"ned among the dsssendanss Of ~ I'D C<meot WOOD
Tie ssid family. 4 Il &. Y s,,s Ass. sl ~
An letter. 2 Lsadoa ...t - pa p.id 10 England.
april lf--iti1etw
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v ALJAsLa FAaM q TanvALLEY or via

county Efc0exek, 1te0 Wtnoneo<cr
nss .ss depot shs WineheRer and PO
tomss Railroad Ths farm contains about AS Of lime
:soas .nd yen vocdsd ed .s.ssd large and neyerii
h9uss i situated The improvements consist a stone dve
two stories his pstersd. and containing egh
as~ Barn ma ssIs dsiy and shs@ necessary sslas2
The land IL eri sonvunsof to Market ssd ven adapted 70
gasrovias ard grazing he nsshbohood in which lies
nssioa b ebsined By vse hs sabserib the pre-
n.s. g Y .Ssrs''p 'ss Y him w9sAs:s INV W
.Us5.s,s sAL = = o 9,,i 49, al EsrA u;
offer Al pablis ale 81 Ma1halI Hail. q ~ ESD q jsns,
re-. .sss q .o S.es s MI e: = cs!
county, MARYLAND, half mile from The PoonSs river 10
which there b free access. and twelve esa Aszaadrs and
Of The sMaruhaIl aa estate The improvements are not
very good. The soil il ven adapted lhs growth Of so
the bes white and rsd sk Pssoes dpo.sd pashss.sr.
e. zee: . es..i. ny; ~ e s :. :ss ..S
di.;aass can reach Msrsi.i Hall dsiy 81 sissnSoss
~ K E .sa = &c y rs s,s
s e AZ e r.: :. t.; a. ::s % e
Az ths sane dine sa1 piece, and sIso Under decree
q George X H. Mar sha minor. This enate lies also
Cn.rs ;;. county s %% r.. 2. shs ,ss be
This also part q se lsrhsn Hsllv ease and
tAins, By recent survey, yse asrs The improvsnsns
ID 70 tks growth Of cora vkeaa telssso and esnA One
third of thp land q II GOOD timber sabe chip hniIdng
terous posed % view DE land viii please call On Mr.
n. cIsgett Who will show Il With pleasure Persous can
reach there daily BY steamboat
Terms a. saie prescribed By The decree One-urh
the purchase money 10 be paid n cash o. the d. q sle
On the final rssaon thereof ssd the res.s h three squ
annual nssments bosds and sesdry. hesring inrrs
from dAy osae, The trusee has power 1.er ne decree
'' The terms . '' Ts 4 Sssd r,,..
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no the unknewn Motrs q Raol Loa1kegs, deceased.
DY order q ths 2sots crepit Cour. she undersgned
lesthers, dess.sd, Who VI natIve n CuIpep<r county
Virginia, and Who died kes(ate u 8sott so Keatssl
In is4S, The advanced sss If los year, leaving his brc
tribpisss of ~ eslss a Who's rpsds IN The States
North csrossm soush CsrolIn, ga fepsessee s p-
This ishersfore h notify M hsirs % appear sthvhh
before the Maer Conmssioner of ts Sso(t Cir0Alt Court
10 Georgeovn, Kentusky, and sake pssof a tker kerp
snd elaine g .is estate vbish z esln1a Ten fAss'
thossssd do1lars IL + r. THOMPSON,
april 26-st kn&1 ~ ~ R1rr~r (som1;ss;cocr
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l40. 800 pounds, in Ill, per pound. 1850
1000 pounds 3l6inch plate iron. A. ong. 80 In wide
1000 do do DO do 4. do 30 do
An 81 tho iron b Of the bs quality. american, tobs
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In our hurried notice yesterday OF Monday evenings
concert we omitted notice particularly the exquisite
singing OF Signor Bellett The omission entirely
accidental, Cor have rarely heard richer more
delicious barytone He Is dashing and impetuous, yet
thrilling 10 his style, and really one Of the most charm
g singers have heard. "Some years SINCE (says
aend) had the pleasure Of hearing the most distin
EuAsd male singers Of the Grand Opera in Paris and must
10 sincerity say that he recalled most wildly to my reco
lection the elegancies of Lsbanche, Mario d Cau
ta, and Ronconi" sexuemely rare that we find the
merits Of tenor, baryone, and buo 40 Delightfully."- CON-
hned in individual. We sincerely hope tina, when
he isencored tonight he win give the brilliant air Of
largo al Factotum," from the Marriage OF Figaro, in
which We feel sure be will excel
The birdlike notes and lovely carriage Of Jenny Lind,
he sinking execution Of Beeiii. and the beautiful and
impressive harmony Of the Germania Band, again offer
tonight combination OF charms which the citizens and
'ooumers in Washington will. we doubt not, eagerly
'eire the last opportunity to enjoy.
Recollect tina, the concert Of Jenny Lind o-nght-he
asteonce which this inmitabe vocalist and this excel
ent and admirable woman full OF all kind feelings and O..
ne cordial heart, win give in Washington 10
ne hnest music, and in her most attractive pieces We
TVS, there will be burner in The National Hall to-
hight
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they would light throughout the land Meet them Al
once firmly. and they will be crushed yield 10 them,
and there will end thsr sxseiieas and audacity
We still have strong hope that Gov Wood wiIpsnt him
self ON e constitution aud upon that platform night the
battle OF the Union. The country lookso him to display
resolution and vigor commensurate with the great in
terests confded 10 his hands We hope he will not give
an inch of ground stf sat
We IRE not alone in these views. The whole tone Of
the southern press and Of our private correspondence
warns us of the danger OF disturbing this subject The
South Is in earnest and the North ought TO know It, The
Union cannot stand the shock OF such measure Read,
as one sample the following letter. which received but
yesterday morning from the State OF Alabama Il is evil
IDENTIFY from the pen Of honest most intelligent and
patriotic man. who is devoted to the Union ia
saFs 'TuscumBIA, Gala, D Dec. 9, 1850.
DEAR SIR, You will please send the Semi Weekly Union
Jackson Mississippi from and after the receipt Of This
idea Of giving up the Union Of the States heartily sane.
your patriotic throughout, this whole sectional
agitation have bsen reading the euanatlons OF pen
since my boyhood, having commenced my subscription TO
the EnqaiIer while a. college. and commenced with the
throughout excepting only your original position on the In
dependent treasury You may resi- assured that however
much rash and inconderae denounee your
course, history viii place you right before Posteriy;
So observation has extended the result Of the
south. But il iaaaticsn az hs North should go 50 far as
repeal the iaRtye-slaye BILL Or Praccaiy o6suet its
Apply The Wmot Provso 70 any Territory. n,srdcl The
SLAVE trade between the Sass refuse 70 admit State
psst hope There is no, man in the south who would no,
vor nd Immediate resistance to dissolution, IL
u " with
on this platform Let not the North deceive themselves
The hand OF aggression be stayed otherwise the
North viii be Responsible for the destruction o. the mobiles,
fabric OF human hands
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l7h June 1874 and asked its repeal modification 90
% 10 enable him still further to extend The - stem oi
private This moi donc and after waiting I'LL
near the close OF the session. Mr. Walker issued HE cir
calar OF the nth February s49 extending the system OF
private stores the full extent permitted By existing
laws and any restriction in that circular arose out Of
the law which Congress refused 10 change The private
store system was introduced by Mr.. Walker, and the
permission 10 extend il asked from Congress and not
granted. Even il the system. however, should DC
changed, unclaimed goods must still be kept In public
stores and these constitute two-ffhs OF the whole and
would in flew fill all the public stores in New York
aud Boston In New York alone, (see the above docu-
ment the umesim<d warehoused goods from 9th August
1885, to 30th September is4s, amounted to
and all the rest S2o5ae $50 From 9Th August 1885,
10 this date the unclaimed warehoused goods in Boston
and New York must have amounted to $5o.oOooOO,
the duties collected on which must have been near
oOo Under the law. and under any change,
this immense mass Of unclaimed goods must be kept in
public stores for there importer who appears 10 re-
ceve them Now even combining the public stores to these
goods. they would occupy large portion OF the public
stores and the joint resolution Of February ID, 1850,
contemplated the retaining OF so many OF these public
stores may be necessary for the storage Of uncIsmsd
goods goods WHICH, or any oher Ieason are requeo
by law TO be stored by the government" Let then, the
Secretary, with the aid OF the collectors ascertain how
many of these required for these purposes
let the law be amended recommended by Mr.. Corwn
which is mere repetition Of Mr.. Walkers recommends.
ton in his report OF February ls49 and lei sealed pro-
posais be invited on at least thirty days public notice. or
reetting the remainder, and il will result, conf
dent. little, IL any. loss TO the government and con-
arm the opinion Of The collectors Of New York and Bos
ton as sanctioned by Mr. Secretary Walker confirmed
by the late President j. K. Polk, and unanimously ap-
proved alter ADMINISTRATION by the Committee on Com
merce in their report as heretofore quoted. v -'sa
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lsles 70 whom Thai subject was referred These resolu
sns s@ s !se y y or, e sao
under ecdnssnoes occasion and the oifcum-
mice g y e Y s people 2 AN ne and is
lensI .sI. {, ,ss sssessss STATES, and the das' :,
Weave bee. ss.s sI.s. 9seh e. syss, .
Of the committee We believe Inc oowing 6oee YER be
substance OF the resolutions lcoomendcd The pre-
smble anns ihe unallered auaehneat % The psePls OF
North Carolina 10 the Union and the conHitasop.
and declares their Willingness 70 abide ~ the cons
promise adopted BY the las, Congress- tbousk
SONS OF them may not be consider~i BY 4 p8f,.
ton Of the people Of the South meilnk out saesi
ions The de,erminason OF North Carolina 10 adhere
them whole but n Congress should repeal, OF psft
visions imperative, should abolish slavery in ihs District
Of Coambia, iaerdict The slave trade between The
Of Of rs Of s o
either event. the governor Is required 10 convene The egs
atnre, TO take into consideration the mode and manner Of
redress One OF the resolutions proposes lay all
articles brought into the STATE q The growth Manufacture
The above mere outline OF the action OF the commit
and ss % s sS q.
next As soon as we can procure them. we viii endeavor
TO lay them IN ertsnso before readers.
From these circumstances we may confidently infer
that the great cause OF the Union Of the Sfaes and e
Rights Of the STATES is entirely safe in the hands Of the
Convention OF Georgia and OF the Legislature OF North
Carolina
We refer TO these proceedings with great pleasure in
dcang that public sentiments sound in these two States
Lying between these noble. patriotic States, South Caro-
lima cannot fail to be influenced by their example We
trust her leading will take counsel of the prudence
and discretion Of her neghbors How paltry and unwor
thy appears the conduct Of little nulyng Vermont. and
Of the few fanatic madmen in the Ohio Legislature who
have sought to eknde these rebands when contrasted
with these States! The wronged calm and adigni
fled in adopting measures Of defencehe aggressors vio
lent, vindicve, and INSCRIPTIONS in their assaults No
doubt which side the great body OF the Amer
lean people will be found - sl s6Bs3 ssstr
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We have been requested correct an error into which
wfs in stating thu, on Sunday night Miss Jenny Lind
'" serenaded. at willsrds Hotel. by The Marine Band II
vas the" Washington Light Infantry Basd,' and lis per-
'0'"ances were highly commended b. those who were
'ouuaate enough 10 witness them. The following are
pieces they played in compliment, 10 the songsress 81
sweden . LIST Esson's March; "a, Duet from Norma |,
~ Waltz, BY Scheng; 4, Polka, by do
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The following correspondence will speak for itself
We had heard such report whispered through this
city, and we were determined to set tina, lady right with
the "suuny South" which she was about to visit
Having heard yesterday that similar had extend
ed 10 Charleston think right TO publish the following
correspondence for the purpose OF arresng calumny
which is so well calculated TO inure TO whose benef
cent genius no, only our country. but the whole
human race is indebted In addition TO the direct con-
tadclon which appears in Mr.. Barnums letter. we have
to add that we had il yesterday from the lips OF Mile
Jenny Lind herself that she had given any money
to the sboionisis and meant TO give any Would
that we could mpar 10 this paper the charming nsiue
with which she expressed herself on this subject
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pAaNuM,. Horn. Bsl,Imore. Dec. a. 1850

BARNUM's HoTEL, Baltimore. Dec. IA, 1860.
DeaR In reply your letter Of yesterday, inquirng
whether there Is any truth In the report that Mile
Jenny Lind has given donation 10 association Of sbo
uons bog EN- phstcay that there not the
sigha fopHdaffon far such dafeeIsn feel no hesia
ton In saying that this lady gave srthing Tor any
such purpose, and that otexpressed admiration for
noble system OF government convnces that she prizes
dearly the glorious institutions Of country lend
he slightest sanction any aack upon the onion o these
States
have the honor to remain Ypar very oesiiso, .eIy,.,
p. 7. BARNUM.
To THozAa RfroHrE, ESQ
Editor Of the Union, Washington.
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wasHrsoroS. Dec IL, 1850.

DEAR SIR understand that there Is insidous re port
In secret circulation, calonlaed VI not designed
the success OF Mile Lind in this city and in the Sonh II
nsnuated that besides the numerous OF benecence
which she a. conferred countrymen and which do
her mach honor she has presented association OF alb
oloniss IN the North with thousand dollars. Tor
purpose promoting their alarming and detesshle pto
i.cts. l#
Do the favor say whether this report is without
tho slightest foundation,
Yours. respectfully.
THOMAS RICHIE
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We csnno, approve the recent "Co,nprpmse" as
South and upon the PROTOTYPES which hold this Union
geber bat as Il sIsv OF the land, and we love and
ance we are prepared 10 this "Comp romise
crowded the fuaitive-slave be enforced All
free s the agitation Of the
slavery Question In Congress- and carry the fugitive
slave law s letter and spirit 20 Let them do this snd
together let them refuse, and we DISSOLVE
This strong language but nave weighed q, and we
have given with deberailon and solenny.
Here we stand " this confederation Of States must perish
their common flag, radiant with scheveIgents as I'm
thar cluster on IT, ssf be torn and tram
pied the connctand If brothers muu be converted inlo
deadly Ices the Of their fathers who
these lbertissthe Ruler oi Nations, who judges justly
and all posts ry apon this continent will hold the
holding States guiess OF this foul and inexpsbe crime.
i8 e alt From the Petersburg lva) inseligencer
NoNTH CARoLIss LroisLAruRr--Mf. Clarke, In the .
ate, Wednesday, ssys the Raleigh Register and Mr.
Avery, in the house, introduced additional resolutions
the slavery question, IRON The minority Of the co