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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
Washington. Oct 81. lS5O


Washington, Oct 81, 1850
Applicants for bounty land for inform ion in relation
thereof requested to address their tons
that subject the Commissioner OF Pensions direct.
Their transmission through the proper imposes
very great and OF Dor, and the
additional examination they must thereby necessarily
dergo only delay and increases their liability 10 be
lost or msaid.
Whenever new questions arise under the law, the de-
cision Of the department will be communicated the Com
OF Pensions, and he will thereby be enabled
he Is required do promptly to acknowledge the receipt
Of all and answer such inquiries
be made.
As inquiries have been directed those points,
IL may be well 10 state
LIST That where the service has been rendered BY sub
siips no is the person entitled TO fc benefit OF the law
and not his employer.
%. That the widow of soldier who has rendered the
service required by the law Is Untitled bounty land,
vded she widow at the passage Of law, although
she have been arred second time but IL not
widow time the benefit Of the inures the mi
children OF the deceased soldier.
yd That person who has received or IL entitled to
bounty land under prior law Is entitled the benefit Of
the act OF 25th September, 1850
4h That soldier is entitled than
under this although he may have served several ems
but where soldier has served several terms he viii receive
for the greatest quantity OF land 10 which those
several terms, CONSOLIDATED will entite him.
ALEXANDER II. II. STUART,
Secretary Of the Interior.
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The Fugitive. Stare Hunters at Boston.
OH

Died the 4th almo at her residence in Virginia SARAH
JOHN SERGEANT.
lady distance from her Philadelphia kindred
friends caused deeply and widely felt
would perhaps have been restrained by the memory Of that retired
and her character The ubdued
which followed Of the Of
death dwels those high attributes Of womanly nature which
spired afectonae admiration which
had escned Along
intellectual endowment which inherited vigor could be
eosnsed blended woman simplicity which veed from
OF high orders and the power
thought feeling together perfect harmony
udcous gentle spirit This beauty Of her visible
which owed its effectiveness 10 the expression
intelligence tenderness The
gifts
abiding of duty which controlled
early faithful, and placid prove
flowed from uniaing source Of piety Thus gifted and
guided, adorned
benevolence With maturity Of
grace from hood she found her happiness habit
self vigilance for the good oothe
kindly hers could them. When passed
other youth and simple functions,
duties of her married life the blended strength
Of her moved placd into their sphere
had endeared her kindred and earlier
when she accompanied
husband embassy foreign land,
many who cherish the recoec
cordial courtesy with which she welcomed them Where
ever her varied the responsibilities Of
ie unbroken Of iwsang the beauty
unweared The death
daughter and such sister brings affection In its
though hottest FORMS A. wife and mother Mrs Wise
oote while deepen the sense She has
diedoung looking back her fe
development and the probation
being. seldom given young fulfil
appropriate duty She called from this earthly
few hours OF conscious suffering
SUCH WISDOM end adudged life the
which, Christian believe, into
etern o righteous r.
[PAaadeiphia Inquirer
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MILITARY BoARD-The board Of army officers, convened
settle the rank and precedence In the army and the res
tive rank the officers OF the army and navy, We'd
ne.day, IL o'clock, the Assistant uaermssers Office
on Pennsylvania Presents General Scott, pres-
dent; General Jcsup General Wool Colonel Crane. Colonel
Hitchcock, Lieut. Colonel Larned, Surgeon Moore Lieut.
Colonel Scott, recorder.
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DrsRURsIse orFrcERs-The paymastefs department OF
the United States army has exhibited instance of official
proby and accuracy highly crsdsbe 10 Col Towson and
the officers under his control In the disbursements for the
Mexican war, S2ill6l3s received by the pay de-
paumen. and distributed among thirty.ive officers or
this large dollar has been lost by accident
robbery theft, capture in any other way whatever; but
full and satisfactory account Of the whole expenditure
has been made to Congress.
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Tho remains Of Gen. Taylor reached Louisville tKy)
on Friday, and buried In the family cemetery, eigh,
miles from the city There solemn procession aud
general suspension OF business on the occasion.
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rONCERT or the washington Philharmonic soci-
ctyThe annual series Of concerts Of the Washing
ton Philharmonic Society will be given Caruss Saloon on
day Tie 7t Of November commence O'Clock, precisely
The officers society all times prepared receive e
names ladies' TO the privileges
membership and furnish tile friends Of members
subscribers with single admission tickets. oct So-oW
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NEW STYLE SEIAWLS.-Ws have just opened five cases
shawis, making assotmento every pce
S2e most complete we have ever offered and we
with not equaied In the
District cheapness and intend to keep our
want may come expecting 70
find every style be had in our variety.
opened SO mourning long shawls at various prices
and comprising variety Of es-many Of them new designs
and Of very fine quality -. .,s.,..
Also opened, 30 pieces French mernoc ana
comprising Of the most choice shades Oh coos
and very low prices
All Of which we for the inspection Of purchasers
generally. - :. a,,,sru, . 10
Corner Of 7h and Pennsylvania avenue
Nov g-dlmif
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We published on the 9th u a letter from cores
ponden, in Philadelphia, giving review Of the proceed
ngs in the late fugitive slave decided in that city,
the general purpo OF which will be recoeced by our
readers. We have received by late mail the follow
ing correspondence the subject which cheerfully
publish Nothing further from intention than
do injustice to any one, and especially TO The
spectacle Judge whose referred TO by
respondent The letters now published no doubt state
the fact correctly, and will remove any impress
sons which might have been produced by the statement
Of our Philadelphia correspondent II affords at all
times much pleasure to any errors accidentally
propagated through our columns:
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 80, 1850.
10 the Editor of The Usios
slR take he liberty Of enclosing you copies Of let
sr from myself lodge Kane and his reply. which have
Ih instant know that your only object is dsseni-
nate what you believe be correct information, and
anything calculated to produce on
The public MUD as 70 that exciting sobec-the fugitive
slave law; and therefore enclose these copyeters, be-
mistake. Yours,
80 Souri, FIrrH STREET., Oct %, 1850
Mr. pEAR SIR The enclosed letter, taken from the Union
Of mo eth, met eye this morning As Ii appears to
me to report incorrectly the point tskcn and right un-
esandng OF the question due both the profession
and 70 the public, (Which takes interest la this
swo beg leave TO ask you whether this letter
DO considered az correct report Of The ruling Of tho
on tho point
TiIos BALcH.
Hon. JoHs X. KANE.
PHIbADKLPHIA, S0th Oct, 1850.
Ny thank you for calling my attention to the
sier In the Union OF the 9th, which, referring the
cent proceeding ia the circuit under the
processes TO give the exact point on which the
The letter 10 offensive one but there Is part OF Il
which purporn state facts, and far 1t may deserve
eply. IL says,
"hc defective point in the case Of the claimant arose
N this way Mr.. Tener offered letters tcstamentafy
granted in lSf9, under the seal Of the orphans court but
no certified under tho act OF Congress oil 1888 The act
100 called the fugitiveslsve law, repealed this mode of
having one shall be enough to establish the competency OF
e proof Tue point suggested by Judge Kane, that
e seal was not affixed the paper since the passage
&C, 1850, and Judge Grier acquesced in the obec
The reply shall be In lew words No such point was
%sge'ted by Judge Kane, any resembling II Judge
onsi did not scquicsce 10 such objections the paper
no' ruled out Tor any such reason The paper offered
oved In accordance with the of 793 nor the act Of
'0y y, nor any other act OF Congress whatsoever.
case was heard from the before both the Judges
.ne court, and we united in all that done. am not
ian NAT mere has been al any time difference Of opn.
us, either the the policy,
ai' proper legal construction OF the OF 1850
Very respectfully, yours,
THos. BALcm, esq.
. Kane "o'io"s 'eoe soovo " jugs
r. G. GREER,
Associate Justice ). Q. U. 8.
The resistance Marty, NJ Savannah have nononatsd
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sy DYER y nIoGUIRE, Aucsionsers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILYaon
Ill "wednesday morning. November Ooclock shall SELL Al
the gentleman declining housekeeping situated on
avenue between 9Th and 7 Streets 1.-THE nag VIII desg
all the furniture &c., contained therein VIE;
Mahogany sofa lounges, and parlor chairs
Dining, centre, pier, and card tables
Sideboard, gilt and mahogany framed mirrors
Wardrobes, bureaus, bedseads
Beds, mattresses, and bedding
Washstands and toilet SETS fire sets
Parlor, chamber and stair carpets
Curtains, parIor and chamber stoves
Crockery and glassware, cutlery
Mantel ornaments, framed pictures
Clock, kitchen utensils, &c.
credit Of sixty and ninety days. LOT sasaco
~ " ' DYER MCGUIRE,
Novs-d Aucti0nees
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not YET
paid, though paya
Bile.
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NrOTTCE-we have day associated Mr. o.
Chubb Of hrm The business will hereafter bs
condusssd under ire name Of Chubb, gcfsnck, GO.
Oct eo-61w ChUbb = SCHENOk-
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raEAsURER's STATEMENT,


apad tdh&
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-The regular course Of
IN lectures will commence National Medical College
Monday the AN Instant Professor will deliver introduce
tory lecture day. - o'clock which the public invited
- J. RILEY, Dean.
Nov2-a
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(Former partner Of J. Z. Dow, esq.,
ENERAL of claims before Congress
IN or either Of PENSIONS land warrants
rears Of pay pay horses other lost property Let
ers v. Patton, Washington city D. w WI
1850 80, p ;,rm eddi.se afenfion. Nov 2-u
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By j. ROBINSON, AuctsonesF.
CPECULAToRs PLEASE TAKE NoTICE.-A valuable build
ing lot Of Maryland ssd I'd street. WIZ pc
good Saturday eve
Ming Instant o'cIockot No Of square sya being
canal square from the west front Of The Capt
position for lumber coai yard or other business
NJ D. Sale the premises aud positive No incumsanoe on m
property 9iahsaFsra 1Flt ,.,,., no,,xaop f,ta
Nov q a,f s.,Tr s.t Auctioneer.
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By aREEN q TAsTEr. Auesionssrs.

By GREEN q TAsrET. Aucsionssrs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE re-
~ 90 d SossSs, ms . SELL 10
Of Dr. Toie, Pennvanis avenue near the corner
Of % street. neI. door 20 the Express once n'e assortment
"''' Fine French piash-eo wanu, sofas
Fine and paror spring reat chairs
Pine walnut and mahogany pushcoVered arm ana iocAms
Fine walnut centre, card, and work tables
Pine fos Of ne tone and touch On oenves
W.a .n and %@ ps.es ssSs s.s:
Bureaus, wastands, and mahogany bureaus and dressing
Mahogany dining breakfast, and other tables
Fine damask ane window curtains and ornaments
sss si ssa ana ss Sss and nsse. bed
s and ssa ans esosPe an. sna rase
o. good sss.s alarm arm, e,1 sao LOT Of e,
two and months satisfactorily endorsed bearing inter
sde. and gentlemen furnishing are respectfully
sale As the quality and the piano In particular
considered equal Il not SUPERIOR to any R II ies
Novi-du Aucuoneen
WE have just received the new style Nightingale
Also ans o Of French worked collars Jenny Lind habits
thread lace cu and muslin sleeves aud LOT
10 which we invite the attention ladies generally and
customers in particular ma A. TATE
octas~a Al King. Lace storc-the old stand
goods will sell cheap Call and see before pur
X.o on hand Io,of last purchaser which de
,ermned % less than cost consisting Of
DO mits and gloves for children
Do CATERS SOCKS and : ,'G 4, q FATE.
oc,ao-a Al Kings old stand.
WIN. y. STONE, Jr,
ArToRrEy coUrsHLLoR Law.
Once v, the corner OF 18th street
Oct io--d3m
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a5- Rev Lee. orths Methodist Episcopal Church,
Ss.1 sunday evening halt past ocoek - -
on nS ass.. .ysnsf ~ Ing the
Of me division in The Methods, Episcopal Church
The public are cordially invited TO attend. Nova
o5- Rev. WIN. n Mountford, OF England, viii preach
Church. OF and 9th streets,
sunday at II O'Clock and In tbs evening at O'Clock
nv GREEN a. TAsTEr. Aaes,onssrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTIoN.-on Friday,
he s,h instant we shall SELL O'Clock, lot No 8, and
The properly situated Capitol H fronting
mas mote. s.. ss ED w' ana a:
GREEN TAsTET,
with memoir by Prof Agassiz vol.
The Poetry Science or studies Of the Physical Phenomena Of
Religion. p.corses the Development, Of the Chris
The Marriage RING OF, How to Make Home Happyf-rom tho
writings Of John Angel James ne, .,,. :.
TAYLOR MAURys
Nov . Bookstore, near 9th street
II ARPER's New Monthly Magazine FOR November
Nov. PRANcK TAYLOR
UIsToRy OF me Roman. under ths Empire. ny
burse British Peerase and barone,.se New edition vol
Isr,.iea. British Treaties. IN vol. 1850,
sacred History and biography ny the Rev. DR.. Cor VOL
1850.
Lndo History Of the Jews OF Spain and Portugal vol
On Military Law and Foepg by Major General C. j. Napier
I vol
Imported direct from London by
OctB FRANCK TAYLOR
THE BOOK OF sCIENCE-Comprdng Mechanics Hydro
Electricity, Gysnsm Magnetism
principles. London Many
Cravings 4s2 pages Price, 81 35
Ao, Tho Book Of Science seescompsine Treascs
Chemistry, Metaurr MnersIosy, Geology, Cysislogspby,
oryeolosy and Msssooosy. One volume,
Nosa FRANcK TAYLOR.
A GENTLEmAN, who is faily prepared, both by
study and practice 20 give instruction In the branches usually
taught In our higher eminscs wishes 20 obtain situation pn
cps assistant teacher Institution The best
testimonials can be gven liberal salary required
Address post paid immediately city post once, Washington
Oct 16-eo3t.
house for Rent Lesse.I finished, and
III ready for OF
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r. The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will leave
Washington at 10 O'Clock, and Asssndns q ~ ~ on
Mordsv November a. Fyday Saturday, the sh The
bon VIII land her passengers Fort wsshinson sner esvne
Mount Vernon Fare, round uip nom 70 Genus
The Union line Of the Capitol ~ ococa sesss
an avenue each from other
Of he cy and 6sosws, nseh esrn each way rcs ses s
~ sshirsson M dsy bsfcre the boat starts.
Nov S--n sMThPh 81 t,fRcplf JOB coRsoN, Captain.
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as,oo s;u APPOINTMENTS. &e-Despaiches from WASH
S 40 give the following items:
turned W " Ccnerai Lana Ofnce mas 10
,pn skinner, lately removed by Mr. Ewbank has been
Tr ~ dollars salary.
Ina, ION OIL Butter late Indian sgent Of the Cherokecs
democrat 'p'o ~ "e SUCCESSOR VI nus mther. HE
svs emo Rsmsey and X. W Thompson, of Indiana
selected commissioners treat with the Sioux
l. uner Indian tribes Of Minnesota.
|.as announced that Mr. Clemson, United States charge
geing that post '''o'' y 10
|so n1 nn Benjamin Of New Odesns and Heay, OF Bos-
bna, e""ea 'he appointment ~ Judges ior 1sn
.s are minors Of difficulties with Our consul "a Pan
~non u . said viii lead 70 his removal Dali SS~
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THE undersignsd having resolved 70 sS.ndon hts
the OF and 9Th street, In
vicinity Of the General Post once and Patent once
The stand srestaurant,n well known amy
extended notice presumed that those desrous Of renting
the premises them deems further
The household and kitchen furniture, which
nearly will be sold on accommodating terms 70 such may
should such be entered into,
disposed Of public SALE Possession given immedi
afciy -fH VI 4
Oct 9o-dn J. H. EBERBACH.
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Amount on depos-
lie.
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Inc "reslstance party" OF Savannah have nominated
~ James z Screven and DR.. c. P. Richardson tdemo.
a.s' and Hon. John M Berrien and r. T. Gibson (whgs)
neH delegates 10 the convention. The Savannah Re-
ruSnc states has "the best authority for saying that
10y ny perren, who is now absent, will not accept the
and that he had authorized IL TO be stated
party ''' y - ''' y '''"e
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wYMAN'S EXHIBITIONS
AT THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
~ .Ene.r,l Enetaiss this Week.

Nagc venriloquism moving and speaking automa.ons
bills Doors al n; TO commence at ha past
O'Clock w."
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Reception Of George Thompson.

BosroN Oct 81 George Thompson, the English anti
slavery agtator who arrived in the Canada, to have
grand reception from the coored people and other aboli-
tlonists in Faneuil Hail.
This Mr Thompson Is me nber Of the British Parla.
ment from Tower Hame,s. Lord Brougham pronounced
him " the most eloquent either in out OF Parla.
mentn Mr. Thompson, anti slavery lecturer, Gre
aed much sensation this country 1885 Since his de-
parture for his own hone fall Of that year, Mr..
Thompson has greatly dsiingui he'd himself advo-
law reform lecturer. and in Parliament leading
Der of the radical party !
The Fugitive Stare Hunters at Boston.
BosroN Oct. 3i.A constable proceeded the United
States Hotel this afternoon armed with warrant for the
arrest OF Hughes and Knight criminal charge of at
tempting TO knap Crafts and his wife, with orders take
them before the police The keeper OF the hotel
sured the officer they left for home yesterday afternoon
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rxAwtU CssusraeRA, No NJ Putaannss edatSsn. y,
me Nsr tds NAsue Of Ghosts and Ghost Seer ~ Cath
loses nom an o'd NSss ~ Nathaniel nswshcms: 90.
\ Nov ~, ..... ,s- aa..,, ...r yRANCK TAYLOR
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nYER d Mcclure, general auction and communication
merchants cabinet furniture and
ing goods respectfully public their
cabinet furniture and
expressly this Market embracing
article necessary for housekeeping
They are prepared 10 offer such a
modate may wish purchase.
They will sell either for cash credit OF from one 70 twelve
"''AA''' ~" DYER d MCGUIRE,
oc,o5-eodlm Aucronecu.
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house for Rent Lesse.I have finished, and
III ready for
all modern improvements
desirable. Hs beautifully
and 10th streets, unsurpassed for lie healthy position and
spump Of The very best being in The kitchen contains is
shower baths, together with closet fH
Ths .ssens and rooms for male sevsn ere
-. JAMES cApEr,
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90 Lee, the Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach church 18th ate Rev.
n's,) sunday evening neIt, al half past O'Clock
Monday Tuesday, and "Wednesday evenings following
place. Dr. Lrs will deliver addresses in relation
Of the division In the Methodist Episcopal Church.
public cordially invited TO attend. Nova
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IIARPERp new Monthly Magazines, Ne. .. f!r Me-
ii During months which h.ve sIspssa snce
up 6ny thousand eoVdes - =, :. - -. - :.
ssvc ana cheaper greater amount q reading
matter combining entertainment win nssucucn sn Any chs
es - yes two copies g. pr numbss a.
AZ me back numbers, fomthe commenccnsnt rdthsd "
qune'ss rasv Me J. sHrLLIN0TON Aren't
-. odeon Buildinr' corner ~ street ssd svsrss
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DIANOS, SERAPHINEs, Ss.Just received schooner
Michigan, York, further supply Of pianos These
part large Of Chic kengs superb pianos adver
assortment complete, embracing
every variety scales St. ST. and octavesof the highest quail
i Of and fnish Secondhand pianos taken In part pay
Also supply superior seaphnss and meodsons,
at factory prices
weekly including all the scn o. Jenny
country, with beautiful vgneues, and sold - low
- - any '''' - "" RICHARD DAVIS,
oct2e-eoda Pennsylvania avenue.
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or Rev. VIM. r. Mountford, OF England will preach
Church, OF and 9Th
Sunday O'Clock M and in tho evening O'Clock
Now
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SPECIAL NOTICE-nk my intention 20 leave the city on
the prorimo shall call those who
firm Of Dyer Brother or the estate q
earnestly hoped they VIII be seued ~
not they win placed proper hands for collection 800
Oct soeoet Late OF frm Of Dyer Brothsr.
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rLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, & Co. Will open this day,
(huday nch and splendid assortment OF new GOODS
consisting Of ia. lat ts "A
Mousseines, cashmeres, and cashmere dEcosse
Merinos cashmere, and broche long shawis
Colored and white embroidered Grape shaws &C.
miscellaneous articles belonging 70 their
Of which they respectfully solicit early examination
from the ladies Of Washington and adjacent cities
Oct t7-3twf
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A GENTLEMAN, who fully prepared, both b,
IA study practice the branches usual
taught in oar higher semnses wishes obtain situation prn
assistant teacher In wcoesnxed institution The bes
testimonials be given, required
Address post paid immediately city once, washington.
De Is-eoAt
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Transfers ordered assistant New Orleans, La
Transfers ordered assistant st. Louis Mo-
Transfers ordered from assistant treasurer New York. ~
Transfers ordered from deposiary al Jeiersonvlle, Ia
xAsuRxR's OrPIcE, Oct. 81, 1850.
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nv GREEN = rAsrET. Auctseneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN--on Tue.6sy,
the 5th November shall sell at o'clock the psenni
scs No asa, fronting rs feet north
street. Of Sixth street and 80 s deep
property Patent Once and well
worthy attention Of wishing 70 make good invest
ment ssns..A
notes bearing deed will gwen and deed Of trust
$3.50 GREEN TAsTET.
Nov1-3cod Aucdoneers
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-18
r@ The South CarOliniun says

STATE SovEREIGNTy.-We are indebted to
Messrs. Courtenav and Wenges, booksellers
in Charleston, for II pamphlet, entitled "Obser-
vations on State Sovereignty. Federal Usurpa
tons, and State Iutcrposit;on,' written by r.
Turnbul, NJ. d. 1t is stated by our contem
porares to b. Il good exposition of the princi
Piles Vt State Rights mi State Remedies, The
writer takes the grou ID tnat the South can n"
longer remain in the Mon with safety or honor
to herself without am, nlmeltS to the Consttu-
ton of the United States. He says, and we be-
lieve with truth, the abolition Of slavery is the
deepest emotion vi the Northern breast, perv"d
ing I'll cns%rs Of citizens, politicians and religi-
onists Political ties may retard aud even check
it for moment-cnmm rrial interests MAY, and
have hitherto, impede It's pr"%reSs-hut it has
If late acquired nome ,lum that whrIs the
Jnggernaurs Of fnnaticism over the wi ole North
crushing ali the pigmy Efforts Of Northern p"l'-
ticians to arrest lis progress.