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JUDICIARY TRUE TO IT'S DUTY.

We find tho following notice in tho n. York Herald anc
Law it before our readers (says The Washington tnon AZ
additional evidence that the Federal judiciary in the
sarehoding States is sound and honest and ac,nae BY
the true spirit Of devotion ts duty Judges Grier, Wod
bury and others have led the way without "snadow onur
ming -. :,
FRAcToSWe refer readers the charge Of the Ion
Judge Judson delivered yesterday the grand Jury othe
United States district II is good, sensible, mater
offact charge plainly proclaimng the lawabidng ,or
ton of The community that their efforts to sustain the ION
sution will be aided by the authorities, and Significantly
warning the abotonsts against its violation The Jigt
reminds them that the laws of Congress- and all other l1s
are binding upon all men; and he tells them that In then
charge OF their duties public private cizns
they bound believe and know TINT the Constio o
the United States framed in wisdom and patrot
ism Is their paramount law and that il guide and 70
every who has taken his oath for its support 20
mans conscience, says Judge Judson cun justify lis o.
fraction excuse its rejection in whole part ilo-
litioniss, read, mark learn, and beware
But per CONTRA give the following notice OF 4 speech
made by Mr.. Charles Sumner commissioner of the tinted
Suites Cour, in Boston, 10 abolition mongre meeting in
which he expressed opinions that would indicate he
necessity of putting the said commissioner in q stralht
racket We indebted the Boston Herald for this re
cous confession of faith. Fred. Douglass Phillips, Thorn,
son. M P) and the rest of them, present. and seemei
much edited and delighted
During his haranguc, NJ. Sumner held in his hand
printed copy of the fugitiveslayc law burdcred with BIZ
black mark and the way he shook and the documen
satisfactory TO paper-mnkers He mentioned that
himself United States commissioner but nj the sam
time he could forget that he also MAN He wou
not assist in returning fugitive slaveoh no He counsee
no violence bu, invoked public opinion 10 annu the law
He wanted it to 60 forth the world that no slave
could hrd the soil Of Massachusetts, and that this av
could find servants THE slave hunter (snd hel mus
into our State; If he does LEI him like the old Ro
exile feel that lie is without roof fire. or water lie
him feel the of the witches in Mucbe-seep neither
night nor day Let our cities aud vom him forth
never more give him rest"
So il is: this man is commissioner appointed by Judge
Woodbury. perform sundry duties He swears to do
The fugvesave law imposes Of these duties and he
will not perform il, although 10 do IL What does
Judge Woodbury. say 10 such subordinate this! Will he
enforce his doctrines propounded the grand ury
We do not doubt it, and that Mr. Phlan,hropis, Sumner
speedily say he is "a man., but u commssio We
believe. Judge Woodbury. reads this rhodomon-
tade, he will quietly give him notice to quit
Go and hcnceorh
BE nn off NJ min
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STPCET ASSAULT

highly ccnsurahle attack made on James &. Ben
net Esq editor of the Herald, this morning lie walk
ing in Broadway 10 ocnc accompanied hy his VILE
when he was attacked by John Graham Esq, with COW
hide Mrs Bennett Immediately famed away and fell to the
pavement but taken into store by some 81 The occu-
pants captain of the police nterrrcd, but was irei 10
the ground By blow from Mike Walsh.
Several other persons became involved and in The con-
ct which cnsued ,r. Bennett AMI his antagonist were
thrown 10 the ground and violent strife for the mastery
took place reinforcement; of the police arrived,
when hosrilitics were crmn1ted Roth the conbatans
were roughly handled The outrage . rendered ocos By
the fact thai Mrs Bennett was with her husband when il
was made This took place about 10 O'clock in
Broadway, neur White street
Mr. Graham the defeated candidate for District A.
orney the late election and the attacks published in the
Herald since his nomination for that office probably pro-
yoked the assault Nen YORK Journal Of Commerce
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HAITIJORE MARKET. Nov. 9


,.,.-,.. I'M ,na,kc, ,hi. week Eas been ,u,;
- an n,nouutnp Ia about .3J bales GLANDS ana "l
cents cash and l. cents per ID on time. me sa.es
m average decline since list week 81 ao'"t CEN i.
40 speculative inquiry Inc s'ocA on ''a'' - ~ wv v
~ of l,UUo baies -. ,,- ,,s, u,,
yi.w Inward stree; Hour selling al u -. Dang
,ary part OF the week ana uhtii WEDNESDAY, ss.e'
made in lots of iew bundled barrels eAch a. . -
THURSDAY sales were made If 300 BOA. III - - aad
a ~ The market was quiet to-day WIN Moi' Sc
man BUYERS a, 81 -. M sales. tiY hl.is I'VE
s,I.s dufinp the week Of some @cto b2s ~ 81 ia q"
i ,hr present price. Mlef- are n'anGiar'"ns 10 al
,.n,. SnsGuchanna Nothing dong. hye hoVE-I|c
good demand, and prices have a''unceu' We ~" .'
> 81 - 30 per bill Com mcal--Ne quote nj - =,
hi The inspections o! -four io? the week eGcni' !.
dav were as follows: Howard street, Is! btli. a.
hail bbls CIV Mills q ;i6 bbls. and oii hal ts'i
,n,honna. 1910 bb.-: Family flour, W. bbs Total.
nils and g. hall bbls Th,rc were also in-reee1 :
,v tlotr md 7 Gs0 bbs. and 300 halt bbis cor" Le
Gn,,. -Whear. When wc e.t the nl,rSe' as wee"
IN prule red Wheat selling II 81 p1 -!nc" "H
hos been an advance ana w. no" dao'c 'i.2 san tl
Marylnd al 81 o. 81 O5. Sales oi prime it"isi o.
red a, 81 o. o.. Ordinary 10 good lrd Is s'ne -'
sIo3 White " hest 81 0ia H. ana suet q, i :
for family four Is | @5Pr. bushel Sosn ne 'lir
liht We now quote cui and mixed n - ana WAKE )
els; yellow is selling AT ~ a Csc per bIsiri- ,...
PRoyIsloSs-Thcrc continues active demand III d. .
If Provisions Bacon sides scarce and prite' s
mo ". quote Shoulders NJ 81 .: cts SIDES D. q
Hams 10 10 cts ms 10 quality. sale oi i'l 'S'lir
"a cents We also sales u. 700 lbs bacon
sides and hams-at prices corresponding VIII! te
Top,cco-rhis market continues active. ih' sAi"
receipts me comparatively small and holders a'' n'
DISPOSED To s unless At advance, esFesatiy i' ~
and middl!na lali,ir-. Sales OF s1mc 5Jo h'.. >
absence 0. any large transactions, by when ~ ~ \
We continue Ia quot ~ last wrrki VIZ. ha'H'" \
dark crop and second y toi =: good crop III 10
fine, Is 10 q, a. t" quality. ONO common 10 ~
",,', rod y =: snan2i.G and yellow, - ~.
wm-hty--A slight aecine since oar last We
tians Sc moss quote At :'.c i'll hhis' anu - -
/ Ion IN barlt..
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,1CmMoND MARKETS. NOVEMBER /,

TOBAcCO.-The marie; is without any change in Dire.
Some fine manufacturing has been sold within the las, ~
days from sl7 10 II IS, ana fine shipping at Sid
Il. General sales from SIP 80 10 Is 15 The as, 49,,
nler from Enelnn! brought sales Of yro,
strips sixteen pence, and Virginia Leaf eigh, to ~
pence. Very fine leaf would command higher rates
y. VI. MARTIN 4 Co
FLoUR-sales Of Richmond a, 81 IS On Basin h,,.
WHEAT loo white l05, very superior white lo,..
CoRN-Salvs al - cents .of new, az! d5e tor oli-T
mouths credit.
CORN MEAI-70 cents per bushe
OATS-;5 ~ cents per bushri.
FlSH-HerrngS. No. Cut ST 50; Gross 81 s.: Msck,
No. g. $ 81; No. > s. 80: No l. - 50; Shal $ 50 4
aud dali for all dissertations.
IARD-Barrels = cents; kegs ) a So cents
BAC0N-Nirg!na cured hog round =: cents S.'e.
a i: cts: new Hams : 10 cents: Western Sides : E.
Shoulders "a ;. r's; Queen City ham, los. Na
firm and improving,
CoFFEE-Pnme Laguayra Il II. cents Ri Il
IL cents.
SUGAR-Por,o Rico Sugar 6. :: cents. New O.
leans, u al els; 81, c'oiN ass cents. Loaf loa
refined, Il cents single refined To- !o% cts
MOI.ASSlS- New Orleans 90 30 els; Cmba 25a?i
SPlRITS--Copnac Brandy ST. 1885, Rochelle s. =,
so; American proof 33c; It'll proof 5Ja55 Apple scarce
Richmond Recfed Whiskry = cents, y L. Rum 8 Il.
TEAS-Impelia i5a,5c per b ..ron?owder IS ll0
Young Hvson 30a,5c; Black . 90 c.
CANDLES Sperm Cdntlos idli'c; Talow l0al2; lIcr
Patent l5c; Adaan;inc = sSc ,es ibi jacAson par
soAP-liichmond anu New YORK. } aGc.
RICE-piimc "a cts.
NAlIS-3 g. r's
SOLE LEATHER EIeinIock tanned good. Is .a::-- I'd
damaged llai5 cts.
iR6N-Ps Iron 81 10 80, according 10 qualify; Sre
ssi per ton English IS Trelegar, Richmond mai.4iac.
90: D Country Bar So q =, according 10 quality
STEEL-imcr.can clustered >iiU pr ton
LIME-Sl l2': sca.ce
SHOT,. cents pc! 10.
COTTON-l2 la ctai5.
pr aSTER-s39 - rom Wharf. 81 - from Basin
SALT-From store 81 %; rom "har! 81 o5-scsHs
FEATIlE9S-32 cts.
SEEDS-Cioyer s!..5a5.50. ~ Flax in marie.
OlLS-Sprr;, winter I20 81 {; summer liOa Is,
wh e crude 60c refined 10 Is; inseed oua99 iaan
Sl.al5 per barrel ,.,o
HAY-No.,hesn, in bales, sales At 80 90 c's.
HlpFS-GIoen sailed 1 !. cents PEI 10 Cali sale:
B%ESwiX-Dull at ola23 cts.
pOrATOES-M MERGERS selling from wharf NJ 65a7j c, |
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Carrie A. rhn scales bing 50 - 10 s., = in quality
Hogs-Neu IS 10 s. 80 .,
Shrro-Net 81 IS 10 s. quality being ra',t
'"'p JACOB S!iO0s
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TIE ILLINOIS ELECTION.

CHICAGO Nov S.--The returns from this State thus far,
show great wing gain Walton Mallory, the eguar dem
ocrac nominee pledged the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave
Law succeeds John Wentworth DENT in the Fourth Con
regular whig candidate succeeds W. A. Richardson dem.
f. D. Baker whig in the Sixth district is succeeded by
Mr. Campbell the regular democratic candidate pledged to
repeal Mr. Yaes the wing nominee, succeeds T. L. Har-
ria democrat in the Seventh district The returns from
Coles county show majority Of 25 for Rcaves for Con-
sress In Alourc county Mr. owder has been elected
preventative Tie twenty five Legislative districts heard
from show great gain for tho wings
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STATE IyTERpOSITION.-

STATE INTERPOSITION.--In the course Of debate
which occurred in the State Convention Tucsiay last,
the propey nf that body 10 nerpoae for the purpose o:
snes against the mad schemes Of the aboucnsIs OF the
North, appropriately remarked upon b. several mem
beIs We think peculiarly fortunate that the sovereign
people OF Virginia nre in Convention al this particular juno
urc and we consider Of the strongest which
could be urged why the Convention should adjourn lis
The first Monday of January in order TO await
The progress of the alarming subject Of the day
Norfolk irglli.
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Srw ORLEANS MARKETS

New ORLEANS, NOVEMBER 9.-The advices BY the
africa which left yonr city Yesterday morning were
received here about one o'clock in The afternoon over the
Southern Morse line and published in the streets in the
midst OF business hours The effect has been favorable
the Cotton Market An animated demand sprung up, and
1000 bales we're sold full prices. Good Mdding Is and
closing hm Flour and Grain steady Sugars and Mo-
lasses d.ocping Whisky 50 cents Tobacco good
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QUESTION IoOEITG SOy-Tu

4 QUESTION LOOKING SOUTH-Wha, do the
Southern Press at Washington and the Charleston Mercury
mean by denonncing the Union meeting at Castle
mentl This is precisely mpulaon Of the same charac
ter as that which the aboonss here of the North charge
against the men who go, up that assembage The Tribune
Evening Post nnd New York Sun-all the abolition or mig
ger organs of various grades-deRounce thai meeting
as deception, humbug cotton, corduroy and what nc
Are contemporaries in Washington and in South Caro-
lima determined TO put down all the efforts Of those at the
North who have the interests and rights Of the South at
heart aud who lighting their battles here awful at.1
~ y. Herald.
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---<rsS
TEHUASTEPEC ROUTE

TEHUANTEPEC ROTTE.-At late meeting, at New
Orleans Of the Permanent Committee the proposed e
hauncpec Railroad The outline OF plan OF organization for
the Company, 10 be hereafter formed submitted toget
with provisional agreement. in writing for subscriptions
for present purposes The papers unanimously appro
we'd II is provided in the plan Of organization that the cap
al stock shall BE- s9000000 third OF which is to be Is
sued in stock Mr. Hagors paymen, for transfer Of the
right DC
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Telegraphed for the Washington Union

Nrw York Nov 9-The from Albany few mi
mute since per telegraph is that ST. Lawrence gives 500
majority for SEYMOUR Oswcgo 55 majority. Allegheny 200
MINORITY Sullivan 81 majority for DO Washington gives
Hunt $50 majority.
This evenings Tribune snyz if these returns are correct
Seymour is certainly elected.
For Congress IL Wings Is Democrats, and three doubt
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CATHOLIC PRAYER nooKs nc

FOR SALE ~ " RANDOLPH. 10 i2l. MAIN STREET
s.'T VINCENT ) MANUAL 81 -. - 81, :. and
- Ursuine M,nua g
Gar,.ea q ri- SOU! i G.: 81 -. - ard -
Pnnce lI,henioke Prayer Book. 81
Daily Exercises Mas vesIers. 81 10
Christian Sacrifice, illus Iatci a.
Chlli- Payer AMI HYMN BOOK "lc
Chap.i Gompan0n; -:
De,1u, Christians Na!c Mccani zoe
Gem, Of Devotion: f0c and 81
Dlily Pir.y. 6lc.; Catholic Piety. 81
Key oi rarl,Iisr, &c: Path 10 Paradise, So
Following of Christ, by Th,s. a kemipr- 80.
PRAYER Book IN French and am Il
Payer Book Ii Spanish and latin; ai
Payer ink IN German AMI LltIr az. N, ami 81 ~
Rul"fa Lives OF the Saints, vols e.o muslin. sl
\o.I
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Telegraphed for the New York Journal Of Commerce

=
GREAT WING MEETING AT R0STON.-There was
large and enthusiastic Wing meeting in Faneuil Hall last
night VIM J. Hubbard, presided. The speakers the
Hon. j. T. Stevenson, Col A. II. bullock oil Worcester and
Hon. F. c. Grey While they NIL went for modification Of
The Fugitive Slave Bill they denounced any notification
Of the laws Resolutions passed in favor Of the Union
Of lis laws. The hall rang with loud and en-
thusastic cheers for Daniel Webster and the tnion.
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NIw ORLEANS, Der. 81, 1850.

Faoa MEMBERS THE DEMOCRATIC Party 70 Nh. SouLf.
Dear Sir Great excitement prevails the South and
ns North the result Of the legislation of Congress
his excitement has progressed far in several of the South
err Saes that dissolution of the Union is openly advoca
tee Inc undersigned portion Of your constituents and
members OF The Democratic party desire 10 know from you
and your colleague in the Senate Mr. Downs respectively
your views on this important subject Permit us therefore,
- request your reply 10 the following question In
% distinct 40 TO place beyond doubt cav position you
oecupy. You will understand US, trust os making these
pgls view fair and proper comprehension OF your opin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

md n X. ,rercise Of what regard as sh WEIGH
ions anu oncs ' ,esosnized and conceded by yG
Are you in Of tssJ"S a, the ' late aes session
hereafter because OF The iesis'''o'' - '
Congress? ,ahl;s,,ncnt of 4 Southern Con-
o..r.cv nav or hereafter, because oil Inc 'g's''''' ~
a's favor Of secession Of The State n
e ." nov or hereafter, because OF the leg
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,,rrrpI GALE sup NEWS.

Tovryx Nov. Owe had quite severe olo" iiolh
So{h West last night and fear damage was done 10
The hiping on the To-day is clear AMI coo' "ihu
;sesl from the same quarter . , rhrr,
Arrived schooner volan from New York. schrs; Charh,
~ Msrrv T,yL,r from Richmond for Boston with several
liner vessels outward bound, all at anchor in Hampton
lioads.
NEW YORK ELECTION.-Wc have nothing from New
York rel. the result ri tile Governors t'ec"h 'e'
ihon tiu continued in tie evening papers OF Sa'i''s
The journal III Commerce figures Seymour elected o W
yes The Tribune figures Hunt elected ~ 5o anu ~
SUBSEQUENT dispatch from Albany bringing bad accounts y?
Hunt expresses the belief that. il correct seymour !
rI.red The Albany Evening Journal of Friday ,scts
Hunt by 26 and feels OF the result The New oiA
Courier puts him i'll ahead Bat. SIN, Nor. H.
!, GREAT FACT Whenever the Democratic party %
my Northern State the beginning of the excitement about
lv,ry failed ar feared take ground against the Nin"
prayiso and lis hundred oeShe result OF being i-ec
y false cnGGs,lS, of being overcome by ninocs-dis"
and disaster have been The bitter consequences II
was The clrv steady and consistent attitude ." New Jersey
and Penu yvania this question: that has made faction 50
weak within their borders. Pennsylraaiaa.
The New Hampshire Constitutional Convention recently
elected met al Concord Wednesday, and chose hon
Franklin Pierce president The constitution OF N Hamp'
shire has no, revised since lis original adoption mere
are in the convention four gentlemen who have been lnse
states Senators namely; Messrs. Woodbury., Pierce Jen-
ness md Aheron and also five representatives in Con
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Ma. STANTON TO Mr.. Sorlr.

Hon. Pierre Souie:
DEAR SIR-Your reply TO communication which had
the honor address you the 22d inst placed
hands yesterday.
Iregret exceedingly that should have been tho Of
eicng from you such equivoca answer TO such mpor
tant inquiries Indeed sir sorry possess an instru-
eminen,y calculated TO nure your high reputation
think now fully understand Your POSITION and at the
time the proprety of closing correspondence
on this subject.
Accept my thanks for the kind manner in which you have
been pleased TO notice me, and believe me, &c
Your obcdient servant
u
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letter in the Rcnublic from New Jersey so

letter in the Republic from New Jersey says tina the
Wings have been properly beaten there because the,
fused TO honestly anti-monopo issanc the
leaders have obtained exactly what they deserved Ieds
that Commodore Stockton will 60 The L. s. Senate He
will be worthy successor of the antfugitive slavslaw
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NEW YoRh MARKETS, "

NEW lURk MARKETS. No'rm''t =
FlorR is arlIvc-aal"s 81 loo-V bai'is 'o'n"'
brands ai Il III Il ! s. Southern - V'' "V .
Wur,,. ,i,r-sats 81 1000 brshe s lenesee al ;.
CbRy s,rauy-saIes 1000 bushels al 80 ~ GO
mixed. yellow II - cents.
CorTo>; is rather duh, under III" Africa news
bales AT + cents :. cent. decline since the news.
WHisKEY %. q : cents per gallon.
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STEAMER RACE-Considcrable anxiety was felt al
Liverpool in reference the between The American
steamer Arctic and English steamer Africa, which were
~ have sailed one from New York. and the other from liver
nan the same .av The Africa has arrived in thirteen days
The Arctic smiled from New York day after her advertised
time On account Of
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negro woman rescued from slave catcher after he
si taken her three miles from the Illinois and Michigan
lal on his way South Detroit ids.
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The Democrats of Boston had glorious rally Faeuil
Hall Thursday night and passed very strong
vative resou,ionsaIessrs b. f. Hae (who presided and
c. u. Goodrich powerfully maintained the consu'ion!ity
Of the Fugitive Slave Law and declared hat while re-
manned the law of the land it he upheld We rolce
10 see the beast of fanacism thus bearded in his den
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IERAInET Ii Ef"rIDN

MoxrrErlra. W. Nov S.-Miner has beaten Lyman
who hy ubnut 250 votes Both wings and both aIe Ia
ahead o Clark, The democratic candidate a. wei, - il'
free soil candidate Miner is consequently chosen by pa-
raiity of 231
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Cen rningen one nl the Hungarian officers who was
slaughtered at Arai said friend shortly before his death
Yn will see our Infamous murder will excite the greatest
s,,on !, + nrl,nd and recommend HAYSAu not 10 rem
tre on risit 10 England. far the people rW stone him"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

The Maryland Convention continued in state Of isor
ganizallon up Saturday night Two hars ~r!" nd on
Saturday, resulting, Chapman Il, Howard r -'aIrelng g.
recess taken, and joint committee OF conierere. d
Wings and Democrats, appointed They reported, Alright
that they had effected compromise, and not kelly
to do so. II is said they offered the nomination Mr.
Schlcy of Washington county, but he declined it, The
Suns correspondent thinks many of the Democrats vii vote
FOR w Cost Johnson--but the result is doubtful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-12

Wan. 7 HenLren, Esq, talented young lawyer oil Nor
fall has in addition 10 his office OF L. s. Commissioned
been appointed Clerk of the District Court OF The lneo
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number of citizens of Jefferson county have addressed
- Senator Mason letter Of thanks Tor his a'e spe 10
,h cou,,v and for his "fei,y the instructions OIL he
Audinc to the action Of Congress, the course OIL
yro;n;, AMI the duty of the Southern States Mr. h' 'Hy
nroDey leaves TO Virginia the decision OF her future cou
and bows in submission TO her will This is the true coue
r overy loya son of the Old Dominion TO pursue MI VI
letter concludes as follows
Her Virginia 81 bugle sounded to raly inc "os
cou,h tor the maintenance o the consn'lo anu VI, pc
,v,on of The Union if il could (can) be preserved ahd
FIR their own preservation II II could mol edf"o''
mn,ely her voice was needed Measures have oeeh
nacy adopted directly affecting the integrity OF hossn
situations upon the sole OF which, by the o'h ne
,hev are found necessarily depends their safety uhu "nc.
II rests with them determine what remains on nei pal'
~ be done 10 the progress OIL TIE e'i VI ~ w
wrongs that have been inflicted. v;,; ,,;l 40
Thsse questions in her good time, virginia "tue
,ernine for herself As of her honored Representatives
and most devoted sons, shall occupy whatever prs''oh
her wisdom may assign conhdeni mat "ate'e ais
may follow she will good and abide BY the etnP NC
nc,rnron Of her General Assembly pronounced In The re-
sent wear that "Her loyalty 10 the Union Is no nae OF
.nn,v rssion-l is stamped upon every page ef
hisiory-No State has done as much 10 iofin ne en'
none is prepared do more 10 perpetuute u IN 'e p ~
which il was formed and which alone II can DC pese
Ru oyal az she is and always has been, IL were as OF
ror 10 sppose that Virginia will consent ta 'a' ohon
m which she has looked sorrcc OIL happiness uu oo'
shall be converted into instrument oil degraoa'ioh am o
preston" =. e.,, aa,or,,;n.,io, n opr
honored State 20 iurcby expressed will find parioi re-
sponse in her many mountains and faes shoua tue Wy VI
trial come subscribe gentlemen, with great respect
Your friend and iclow-ctzen,: ). VI. MAo'''
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SIZZLING OFF: SELLING OFF.:

rINllE nn,I,rr having tikrn Store. NJ 49, MANI Street
% Si1r. (1lfh The alteration
al! oil, his present lr" stock and
goods al largely reduced Rates The
lsr-c ~ compete. The advantages tne
goods such rIrcy The goods ap
pertaining 20 tn cae.csu' frn'rrs
:ciitoa Fir" Serte7. Shovc' ronss. a roaes
Plated and Bt'ana Ware CIadng Dishes, o..
shes Urns all luls. c,nre and Plat
coTeri Tre Mats Bonzci Hat Racks Hand Irons Standards
ire Sr Fine Table Cutlery. IN . dozens
In Fancy Goods: Fine Pa Mach " aA Tables Boxes
Fire Screens. Writing Desks, Tea Cad!i-s. &C. Rose Wood
Ebony aud Micsany Work Boxes Desks Drrsae Cases
Boxes Elegant Fans French Accofeln>. Port MONIES. Shell
ani Bia" Combs Brushes ali kinds for the "ir, The
offered greatly reduced early December
Of The stock ft remains, that difficult moy, will sold
public LEWIS GiSIER, - Main street
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