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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24
RICHARD HILL. !
BENJAMIN DAVIS, AUCTIONEEK,
E0R TILE SALE OF SLAVES ONLY

FOR THE SALE OF SLAVES only
rx,, O1r" Ne j. Wall Street, under the City Hotel.
hANk, H. f very liberal paronass he has received for
Number hopes BY strict business, and me
sc those Who may consiga him their property 10 merit
Sac Of tie Persons coming from the country with
ss os SALE will az all nd Davy the various
boat az! canal landings ready take charge OF their
an all iines ready AMI willing make liberal cash al
% properly consigned for sale Those who consgh
s Properly may depend upon obtaining highcs; market
y o ny long experience The trade feel confident that
&c so- to CIV. eilre satisfaction in all
-Ne 81 BENJAMIN DAVIS. No Wall Street
NEGRO HIRING.
n,pr TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE they have re-
~ duing The last years. solicit the continuance OF
OF their friends and the public for the ensuing year. anc
80 at'eu afy those hire their Ne
s' % 'ehd them to our oihcs BY the 18th inst. u
Del .,, c,,.. = iO ,J ~ p..rss
mn NEGRO HIRING.
subscribers again their 10 ,her friends and
pi'Ie, , Se gu! NEGROES The ensuing year They VIII
pS..t be- "aisase's ye, goai homes ana good
Sishne Us 20 hire their Negroes would do well SEM
M 10 Us ~ Tho FRS; Of January n b. s. &. B. HILL,
>-v-t-TSctls'Fe5 Corner OF franklin and Wall SITS
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REMOVAL.
,rrc rD,ccrpy .SD cIfyER WARE

WATCHES. JEWEtRY AND SILVER WARE
TINE subscribers have removed from their ou STAND 70 haze
Square l4y Main street, door Alex DuyaPs Drug
Store they invite their friends and the ubc generally
public attention being ed their large and select assortment
Of Gold and Silver Wachss ,.yc nch IeWe SILVER Tea
Sets silver Spoons Patterns, silver Forks Ladies' Sugar
Gold and Silver Specaces Their assortment, OF Jewey comprises
almost every the line Particular attention gwen 70 watch
and Clock repairing GENNEl q JAMES,
Dec l3-lm lay West Main street, Lasc square
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TIME this Institution will begin the 18th Of janu
asy and close 18th OF June.
TERMS :-ngh branches clio per session. Classics, Maizena,
sl6 Board be obtained with the Principal IS
month.
Harrison Professor Of hncen, Languages
University Virgins; Rev Dr. Green President Of amplen
Sydney; Rev DR.. Graham, Rev. Sanl. Stewart
Dee l7-cw3w JAMES H. BRAME.
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Ey0TNEEK WANTED.


experencej Engineer 10 10 charge of
"A establishments tbs Fair and per-
msusn situation who give satisfaction A
DIV for further rartieuarsto DEAN BROWN.
p1s, Ne2aw0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

1ISHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Office at tho Bible Depository, cor. On
above the Exchange Bank, Richmond Va a &Apl1
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent S1AVA3
Accumulated capital in five and half years. over
81 10000 The profits Of this Company the
paid and divided among the insured annually For
which much famya
pulley OF Life Insurance. and readily provides against
want. Dec. 6-LIanl
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JONES d HARDWOOD.

-
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
LOO West .h.tn Sre.; opposite II. Exchange Dans,
HAVE hand aad viii continue keep larss and complete as
FURNITURE Of every variety OF pattern and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-24

HE Subscribers or their their friends and the public
! generally Jr the hiring Ne Tor the ensuing year Ihey
Ps themselves !er best efforts good homes anu
sEcesasc pay particular aentian servants IN case OF
AStss THOS II d WM c. TALlAFERRO
sg ';he patronage lhave heretofore received earnestly
.;3ta Continuance OF the
D,i TH0S r. TALlAFERRO.
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HCNAWAf AHhESTED.
WAS committed the jail Of Prince William county, OF
w l7th September 1850 Negro Man.
himself he and from the STATE Of MaIylsat
SAID Negro supposed forty dy years Of fvo
inches high sou,y built dark and Ess
his teeth had when committed eir Of Old
blue Caasrct and old Fur
The he has notified forward. prove
and him away otherwise he Will
with according 10 law. GEO. W. CLIFFORD
Tor lianc
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NEGROES WANTED.
rkHE subscriber wishes for the year rube OF Ne
gro Msto work James River and Kanava Cana! be-
North River Buchanan the Virginia
Railroad Ny Negroes have eoyed fine health urins the
year A5dvcs, CHAS SCOTT, Lynchhury, Va
Refer 10 Mcdaniel Lee, McCarse Simpson. Lynchbu:g
l.. D. & W 6. Crsrshaw Co., Edwin Wcr,hani Co, WsSs
Bacon Co., Richmond Dec. IT-cwit'SJan
TINREDEGAR IRON COMPASY.-A meeting oi u
Stockholders Of s Tredegar Iron Company will he held !s
Farmers Bank Tuesday the 1h Of January IL
which tine distribution Of the third due the sale o. 80
Sorks will be made JSO +. TANNER. S-crerr;
Richmond. December l2-ctdm
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND KAsAwaA COMPANY
Richmond, Nov. 81. 1850
CALLED MEETING OF Tie Stockholders tho James RiTes
~ and Kanawha Company will be held In this eisy co TueiaJ -
in January, ISL.
BY Of Assembly Of the 2h March, l3 no proxy ispi
sehng sock owned by others the a " vo
which shall have executed nonhs before Tho ;s u
Ing President and Directors"
by order OF the Board Of Directors. .,.n, !.
Dec. 2-2aW4w WIN. p MESF0hD. orcroa.I
IIRINTING PAPEK.-Cnesp Pnuuns Pspsr i0r ssi: =!
Dec p DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO.
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EAR Frs BANA OF, VinGiNIA;,

r'Ak iaRS' BANK Or VlnGiNIA.
,yHs GENERAL MEETING Of the Stockholders oi the Farm
.r b. Il Virginia be mold their Banking House IN
.t,y K7non Wednesday, the 18th DAY Of JlauAy is2
NOccr ak shlll hereafter vote as proxy OF
S7,,os IN any election Of Directors Officers OF Bank nor
valid which sha aavo bsen executed SIXTY uays
sa.-s OF election" $500
,.-rHiL j. =. DLaIh, LdoneI.
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4 SITUATION WANTED
lyY gentleman who Of this State. capable and
I'D quaihedto reach the English Latin Greek and French Lam
gazes concerning and aainmehts satisfactory
He has had the advantage Of beng
University Virginia. and has had experience
teaching He desrou of Obtaining situation either as an assist
ant in academy private family Any communication d.
cc,ed X New Town King Queen county virginia
will receive immediate attention. Nov. a-clm
MARBLE YARD.
IoHN ROGERS s,h Street. near MAN, Richmond Dealer
In Egyan Italian and American Marble Monuments Tomos
Grave Stones aa ofevs description Wall Plaes Fons
&C. &c.
Any design in Carving executed in the
Orders from the with city reference promptly aaendedto
IL. Roger having served his apprenticeship one OF The
establishments New York City, having much experience Ia tho
1a;ers himself that all executed his Shop VIII give
South Ort5--ciS
THE VIRGINIA HOUSE.
rGNS well known establishment situated on Grace street oPo
te S. PaGs Church. and within go yards OF the Capio nav
Ing been enlarged and thoroughly repaired will De oe o me
eo for reception families and Others about the lat Of
December No shall be spared satisfaction % the bard
| Of the house. Dec CIV
LUNENBtRG, VIRGINIA.. DECEMBER II, ;aeo
To MIR. ROBERT II. MITCHELL. -
CIR Please the 4lh saturday in January 1851
- n Columbian shall judgment bond oxo'
cu,sd By you 10 r. II. Borrus, Of aga and cents
4 g. KIP Fl BORRUa
p.c I7-srxy By alCHARp CRoWDRR.
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:, TAYLOR has received number Of elegant Musical An.
nnas containing many beautiful Songs Pokas, Walzss &c.
r,,ssl expressly for each work, viz
he Bouquet OF Melody richly bound with numerous eolored
FTe FAIRIES oderng splendid fronspieeo and
uoa plate 81. So -. ch-;s,,,. o,rr,,, ,.s,s,,uv
@ Scottish Songs neatly bound with portrait OF Rober,
Bars steel , 81, ,s, o..,
n. 70 Piano and Music Store. l60 Main Street
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NUNN,S g. CLARk'S PlANOs.
ID II. TAYLOR has received further suB bP.yS % M z
FoRTEs The Pianos Of the above M M
ire wei worth attention Of the public as az
uaes OF the They have been sold win gnre @
faction for than fifteen years. me r
md Music Warehouse. l6O Main Street, Richmond, virginia
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FINE II a rs.

YJSIS DAY received another lot OF Ene MoLESKS and T
BEAVER HATS, for gsnlemen's Of the very latest
style. Members Of Legislature and the public generally
=, respectfully invited call my FASHIONABLE
HAT STORE before purchasing elsewhere feel confident
f.,,idious r. A. ALLEN,
No. 30 Main Street. nxt eoor corner leading the Ex
change io,el Nov 20
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TIME asr. ecns OF Il Stockholders Of Bank Virginia
VII 30 ne Ranking House, in the City OF Richmond
oaMai4s, 1871 January mex go.
!nA OF Directors :ers uf Rank, nor snail any
go 20: !; -, - "' SAM L. MARX Cashier.
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.LE OF LAND IN GOOCHLAND.

QY virtue Of decree tho County Gcochand We viii
- proceed sell the hishes, bidder premises r css
on FRIDAY the Path day Of January, e5l. s
fair day trae Of land Ia the SAIL county belonging TIE
Charles Ford !scd Containing thty
bounded the lands OF Richard Woodbridge other, There
upon land dwelling house ami hous
DAVID W. CRAWFORD. c.
Dsc CoEu!E
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r. n. TABB & SONS.
ESTS Am PcTORS RIO

y b. a. Z. b. HILL, AUCTlONEEns'
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND WALL STREETS
'IE sell Negroes both pub icly and
f:aey Thankful The liberal patronage they have re-
es.t, hey so!iHi continuance Of the same
De 6-G.rtis, Ami
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TTSEACHERs WAITED FOR THE DISTRICT
Il FREE SCHOOLS. or THE COUNTY OF KING GEORGE,
for The sa teaching the elementary branches
will be ESQ for ten months Those Who saai
teach the Modem Languages vii eniisdo such extra
agreed between teachers and parents Sa;ac-
tory testimonials chacierand capacity will required Address
President OF the Dosr OF School Commissioners Mag George
Court House Dee 2l-eEaW3w
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p,pos superior. In Custom House,
DAVENPORT, ALLEN + Co
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FOWHM0HD AND UANV1LEE KAIEK'IdD
N Stockholders this Company hereby notified that redi
their stock has been ordered by the Board o
Directors which thoy required following viz
slo Der share or The 18Th LAY ocber per
18th av Of paid elterhe Farmers Bank
pany.
delinquent Of acquisitions already
called, are requested Ike immediate payment.
BY Older Of the Board OF Directors.
r. VAN DEUEsEN, Treasurer,
A., "a d&rtIsrJsn IL D. r r.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

THE COMMONWEALTH 1F VIRGINIA.
yI,o THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF CuMBELnL,AaMD
GREETING Whefsas avarancy hath occurred IN ts ffouse
psi.soes OF NELSON PAGE, Esl the delegate
ned the preseas General you are
ay commanded eeen 10 be held m e SAID County
~ the Ash Monday tho presen, meni
s thereof according the vacancy
~ ssnmoay whereof have hsuno annexed land and zeal
Speaker tho House Of Delegates, this twelfth day Of
isEA.) D.csmber, 1850 q. W. HOPKINS.
Speaker of the House Of Delegates
r.se GEORGE w. MuNFoRD &. Ii. d.
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Brosd Street opposite tho City Hall HiehmSnS, va3
w October, 1851:
. and y y.: as asa
Tuition in he English branches, g
Latin and The Modern Languages each %
Music on Piano, Guitar and Singing, each ~
Lectufe will b. given during Bellies Letres and the
Of ReeeSe and from he large additions to The Appsrs tho Ire
rimensIn Pncuma.ies Electricity Astronomy Optics and Chemistry
will particularly adapted The attaining thorough knowledge
Ds~Ss in Pencil csayon, and Water eoOs the
Richnload. September IS 1850. t&e3m
ECLECTIC AcADE SMIro IL THE COUNTY OF
IIE session Of my school will on The M Jsnaa
The OF instruction embraces thorou'h prepare
lion Tor tn advanced classes Of our hes, Colleges
beds, payable ,sans Tuition English Ing branches t..
Mahsns go For further pseaas address, the
her, "Organ,vilIe o. NOuowsy county Va ~
REFERENCES. Thos H. Campbell blouse Delegates, DR.. II.
shO caR Rh: ia, and c 1y d Ep bs
Hunter, United States Senate James Mason United
HE vacancies this Institution may be filed by timely appea
ss 9fn 1@ P se,sds Clos, " me
P sGentem in Of Classical Tutor the ensuing year
W." p! psaIis od sppy p as Once Once, Amelia
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
HAVE employed Mr. Fox, from Yorktown, Va who eduea
William and Mary instruct Two or three boys
&C, the family of Capt Charles Thcmpsn, Two miles
nom my The shoot will be limited TO eight
Beverian. Oct 10 eft z. F0STA1NE.
TEACHER WANTED.
YOUNG LADY educated South OF "Mason and Dixon" line.
n and instruct all the branches Of English Edua
ion in French aud Muscto act assistant in small home
the Rev Mr. Fisher and his lady,
my The will reside in my family and receive
salary OF 1910 and board
Address Jefferson Post Office Puwhatan county, Virginia
Bemiad. Va Dee. ts-e2aw4w PHILIP ST. GEO. CoCkE.
TEACHEK WANTED.
IN the 2ith OF December vacancy will In the Easve
" Fechoo District No and will become the duty Of tho IN
supply u the appointment Of teacher whose
des!abe should commence the 2ad day Of January
1851. -
aching Reading Wnrs, Arithmetic English Grammar Gsog
History md the Elements Physical Seenee and such
other branches the Scho Commissioners for THE
county may direct, mus. be adsaced by the applicant
hundred dollar school exclusive OF
board, and pay abs in quarterly insamenu
derouso obtaining this situation should communal
' WIN P. NOTTINGHAM,) Trustees
E. BRTrrING fIAM, Jr, for
L. HARMANSON, tE.F s. No. 6.
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For The Southern Press.
Letter from Col. Chestnut.
CAMDEN, SourH O.

CAMDEN, SoUTH CAROLINA.
GESTLEMES:|I will ask small space in your
columns, that may take brief notice Of Mr..
Senator Foote, who has seen fit to indulge his
taste before senatorial audience, in a course OF
very fpPant and scurrilous remarks, reported in
the Union of the 4th Of August; a copy of which
a neighbor has just placed in my hands.
IL is very easy thing for any one who is suff-
GENTLY regardless Of truth and decency, to deal in
harsh words and vulgar epithets. I entertain too
much respect for myself as well as for those
friends, whose good opinion value, to become
the imitator of Mr. Foote.
The court at Washington, it appears, has its
Jester, as well as the courts and princes in times
past had theirs when chosen auditories were
made merry by the bought wit or bufoonery Of the
collar men. Mr.. Foote in his way seems ga fell
low of infinite jest, and doubt not that his har
lequn performances will secure for him, in GER
tain quarter, comfortable allowance, when a
wronged ard indignant State shall cast him from
her bosom.
This senator from Mississippi has affected great
indignation, at the slight meneon 1 had occasion
to make of him before pubic meeting at Cam
ueHs hlhhSS tOT
ing Of that sort of slang, which one would fain
hope and believe was unknown igsehe Srnate, be-
fore he disgraced that body wiilvhD pcsenee-
The gravamen of my offenceseenis 10 he that II
had the temerity to link the time Eonared eupho-
NOUS and suggestive name of Foote TO het of Mr..
Benton. If the senator from Missouri or his
friends, had thought at all of remarks made by
person so inconsiderabe as myself, doubt not
that both he and they would have been quite
as wra,hf as the little senator from Mississippi,
at the association in which he is found. My at
tenton was attracted to the senator, not for aIiy
wisdom he uttered, but because he was the mover
Of the Committee of Thirteen---because he was an
eternal chatterer and actor Of scenes in the Senate
because he had recently made himsefysry busy
in conjunction with his unexpected ally, in black
bang citizens OF the South, by imputing to them
treason, stra,egem and spoils''-bccause per-
ceived that the lion roar which he INDUCED in the
early part Of the session, de die in diem, as a
Southern flag bearer, had dwindled down into the
smallest possible squeak
In abiding to some Of the causes which placed
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FROM TExAs-We have later advices from
Texas. The cholera was prevailing on the Bra
EOS river
The Governor has issued orders For the i'm
mediate enrolment Of &foopx A meeting OF
volunteers will be held " this place on Satur-
day week, the 18th ult. Those wishing to re-
port themselves ready for service will not fail to
attend. 49,
Public meetings have bccn'Aafd at Fort Bend
in Leon county and in Tyler cnbnty; many
other meetings have also been hicks all approx
ing of the course and sentiments oe6overnor
Bell respecting the Santa Fe territos1s and re-
commencing aprompt and eficieuta III Sbdres''
for taking possession of the territo' a question
ana quelling the insurrectionary movements Of
the inhabitants. &c.
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sY" Our paper of yesterday contained the
response of Mr.. GREGG to Mr.. FooTE, and to-
day we publish the reply of Mr.. CHEsNuT to tho
same gentleman We also publish to-day a
letter of Mr.. WALLACE against Mr.. HoUsToS, OF
Texas.
Nobody regrets more than we do, these per
sonal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have more desired to
avoid them. But we consider it the right OF
every citizen to be heard in his own defence, and
also to assai those who avail themselves of theii
official position to scatter their assaults over the
land, through the official printing of public de-
bates. =.
We regard as no better than shallow artifice
the attempt made BY Mcssrs. FooTE, HoUsTos
aha the editor ofthe JWion, TO imputc The prrscn'
widespread excitement Of the South nj Fedora
usurpation TO South Carolina--and 10 use The
popularity of General JAcKsoN's name agains
the present discomfort, as against Modification
formerly. In their eagerness to effect this they
have made unwarantable personal attacks, it
which it seems they are not INDUCED with th'
IMMUNITY they expected.
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CHOLERA AT UNIoSTowS, PA.-ThejB browns
vile Press, of "Wednesday, savs:

ave believe this dreadful scourge has sub
sided at Uniontown. Since our last issue, how
ever, several persons have died at or in the vi
cinity of the Old Paper Mil, in Redstonc town
ship Mrs. Richard Feestcr and child have fall
len victims to the pestlencc.
"LATER.-Since the above was in type, we
earn that several colored persons died in Union
town within few days past"
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DEcEVTNG A MULE.-At one Of our iron
mines in Iehigh county, where the water is
drawn out Of the mine by mule power, one of
the animals refuses TO work unless he is ridden.
To save hand, they have mounted an artificial
monkey upon him, and he works steadily, per-
fectly satisfed.-Nac York Globe.
The condition of the mule is very much that
of the two great political parties these days.
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TRooRs.--A detachment of AID United States
troops arrived at Rochester, N. u, on the Doth
ult, from Governors Island, en- route for Santa
Fe, New Mexico. of the whole number, eighty
are dragons. All are new recruits, for filing
up the present companies, in accordance with
the recent law, of Congress.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
PRIcEs OF ADMISSION.

Dress Circle and Parquette seats /. so cents.
Upper Circle D cents.
Children under 10 years Of age half price. No
children in arms admitted.
Private boxes can be obtained. Box book open
from 10 a m. to p. m.
Doors open at 7 o'clock Entertainment TO
commence at 3.
Open every evening during the week.
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Il" We do not see that Mr.. CLAY, in his
Northern tour is kissing as heretofore the crowds
Of women that flock to see shim We suppose
he is sick of omni-bmsSing.
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az" No. Of the able papers of "RASDoLPH
OF ROANOKE" on the right Of secession, will ap-
pear on Monday.
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The District Court commences its next ses-
son on the 10Th Instant, Chief Jnstice Cranch
presiding. There viii be severa interesting'cases
disposed of. -
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THE citizens Of Columbia, Tenn, have voted to
subscribe 500 900 for the Improvement Of the nav-
CATION Of Duck river.
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DIR. BROW.N'S EUTERPE.aN BURLEsQE
OPERf TROUPE.
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First nigh. Of the grand buresque Opera. in
tbree acts, of
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just before the consuiinlation Of tie adnlis-
sion of California, speak the schtlg1ents o.
the great masses Of the Southern 1S51le lrrcs-t
pective Of party.as events viii s6dMif the
majority will still persist in hurrying o4a pew W.
crful minority TO the hsink of resistance, against
their exp6stulations and warnings.
y As to the slandero5sN imputations sep the
motives, and den,hciationA on the coafse ,of
mis- press and those who concur in its views,
they are scarcely worthy of contempt, coming
FROM sources whose approval only would he
libellous--from a class incapable of appreciating
or understanding either.
But there Is a more respectable class Of liop-
ponents, from whom the South may yet expect
something from sense of returning justice.
those cid politicians who eatortaiG 8 reEd reref-
ence for the very name Of the Union, and deem
it sacrcge TO calculate its value under any
contngency-an the prejudices Of these arc
worthy of respect if not of imitation. These
wlmot permit themselves to look the real
issue in theNface, disguise the naked truth from
their readers and themselves, and revel IN the
obstinate conviction that the rising deluge is
but passing shower.
The mere hungry horde Of Swiss scribblers
can do no mischief comparable to that which
these produce, for the former carry no weight
with them, while the latter do command public
opinion to ascertain extent through long pre-
scription.
| If, then, their, love of the Union is equal to
their professions, etethem open their eyes to
the signs of the times, aritscpking out over the
whole wide field instead Of contracting the limits
of their vision to the walls of Congress, warn
their countrymen in time, that the Union as in
peril and can be preserved only by hearing and
needing The call Of the South for justice and
equality. -.
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ON MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10.
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THE Low Frs.

To conclude with the lsughabIe burlesaue Of the
celebrated Ravel Family"
THE LOVERS.
Received in Philadelphia and Baltimore, for sixty
nights, with enthusiastic applause and buzz
Of laughter, :. f
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la sOMN MBULA,