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J. w. Nj. BERRlEN
ROCKINGHAM, Oct. 10, 1850.

notice what you say the subject of excitement on
he slavery question: and do ao wonder at it nor would
any man, who bad witnessed the deadly hostility to il
winch exists amongst the northern people, and which,
encouraged by our divisions, is daily manfestng itself
have been panied 10 see the state OF things which
exists hereto hnd one portion OF people denounced
As disunionists and another submissionis,s There
ought to be no such class either We have been and
are daily wronged by the North, but disunion is moi the
appropriate remedy. II were only united, we have
abundant means within the limits OF The constitution 10
make northern brethren abstain from their aggres.
sions.
do not speak Of the recent Of Congress, aggres
sve they are These but evidences OF feeling of
hostility slavery, which is just active now as be-
lore these bills were passed, and which must be put
down. or it will accomplish disunion. II any man tells
you THAI am disunionst, say TO him for that he
does MOI speak the truth. II he says that am sub.
nissionit, tell him the same thing.
wish TO see the united South use the which
he constitution authorizes TO vndicate their rights and
preserve the Union They the real disunioniss who
BY tame submission, would invite those further aggres-
Mons which will too probably result in separation
JN0 MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
To Jas. w. NJ BERRIEs, esq.
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BY A. GREEN. Aue,,or..r.

BY A. GREEN, Auc,iopeer.
DEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOTs-By au-
deed from all
will sell Friday, the Goth Of November
O'Clock
Of his Lots In the city OF Washington, consisting Of
Lots Nos. 49, IA, 49, IL, 10, and 10, In No 1876.
Lot No. 2, In square No. I27.
Lots Nos. TO inclusive, In square No. 16l.
Lots Nos 2, 4, s, IL l6, u, In square No 1863.
Lots Nos. 10, III, 10, IA, 49, rs, in square No 1866
Lots Nos 2 and 4, In square No. 16e.
Lots Nos 10 Is inclusive, In square No 1873.
Lots Nos TO inclusive, and Nos so 10 inclusive, and No. Is,
in square No. is4.
These numbered according Davdsons subdivisions
some Of them the War Department. and
others the square Immediately OF The residence Of w.
Corcoran, esq.
The sale win lots and iss
and proceed TO square 1865. /
Tems one-h OF purchase money cash, and the residue
and from the day
secured by purchasers bonds with security
usual deed OF trust Deeds purchasers Tile
dispufabie. .F
non-complancs with OF within Ave days.
right Of reserved ut the purchasers risk and
weeks notice.
be seem obtained,
application my ONCE in the City Hail. Georgetown
w. REDIN
A. GREEN,
Nov lid Auctioncer.
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VENEZUELA latest accounts from Venezuela rep.
resent that Gen Jose Gregoro Monagas brother the
bloody Monagas present President OF that republic, had
failed TO receive twohds OF the votes for the next pres
dency Nearly coemporaneous accounts however, state
that his election was pretty certain Should the fact be
that he has failed in obtaining full twothrds vote Of
the electoral college, the election will 20 into the house oil
assembly, where Il is too probable the influence and in
Limitations OF his yraDt brother may secure his election
day OF delverance for Venezuela, from the Mosagas
rule, il not far distant #E s46Ha#
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We have had the pleasure OF seeing Colonel Charles
May SO much distinguished in the military annals Of
country He has just returned from Santa Fe in fine
health He was kind enough to show us lump OF the
Of silver which had been found in New Mexico Il
imbedded in quartz very rich in the precious metal,
and contains about III or to the TO- The lump is about
large sized apple, and is supposed that
the mine contains large quantity Of the Ii was
brought in by Indian, who had not disclosed the place
Of its location.
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From the Rome Georgia, Courier
To the Editor Of the X

To the Editor Of the Rome Courier:
AT your request and my own responsibility, hand
you The following extract OF letter which received
nearly month since from my brother. Ii is proper that
his position should be known and rejoice that he is
neither dsunionist submissonist. will remark
that have shown and read the extract to a number OF
persons, all Of whom. without exception of former or
present party lines, ready to endorse his views.
Yours, respectfully,
j w M BERRlEN
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=. ,.,,.r,0n for n. phil.d.lpAi. N.w.I

w.sHrseros, Nov. B.--No new loan is required, and
none will be asked for by the Secretary o. me iressny
Monroe Jackson and Yulee, the latter broher Of
Nj senator Yulee Mr. Heath will enter npcn ne daus
- {, nissoner OF Pensons place oil Colonel Edwards
l Mr. Peasantons removal as Fifth Auditor hes
been determined upon formally aE
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Hos. ]. G. PALrREr AS EDIroR.--The central CON-
mee Of the free soil party Of Massachusetts have voted
70 establish daily morning paper at Boston, to advo-
sse Ieeso principles and the services OF the Hon.
pafrey are TO be secured the principal editor, II
possible. distinguished financial gentleman Of State
su.et Is said 10 be very busy in 'raising the wind"
" sseaE7s s874 Pait,rpors Sun.
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% wards, l66.0oi 3,l2l
The number OF dwelling houses in the city actually
occupied is rs, 006.
The number OF deaths reported from the 81 OF June,
ls49, to the 1st OF June 1850, is 1850 Bali Sun.
NORM CARoLIsA AND THE NoRrH.-lMpoRTANT MOVE.
MEsTA bill has been introduced into the legislature OF
North Carolina laying upon all articles
at the NORTH and brought into that Stale Tor sale. The law
is 10 remain 10 force until the fugitive law is faithfully
carried into effect throughout the United Staes and until
all the Territories OF the United States opened TO the
people OF North Carolina TO carry thther any species OF
property they may think proper The is TO be trans
nied 10 the governors OF the other southern States with
request that similar laws be passed in each State.
baltimore Sun.
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NEW Brand OF Chsmpsgns-I am prepared TO or
the newlyimporcd brand Of Champagne "LxroRs
best brand United States,
best judges be superior the "ieidseck "
and WILDE sold alta much lower price by the single Dor BY the
dozen. RI
DESTROYS Of obtaining can BY applying
Fns Bowling Saloon, opposite Hotel
CHARLEs w FLINT,
Agent for Pierre Kane New York. sole In the United
Nov o4--Qufwhtfcp
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by A. GREEN, Auc,ion.er.

BY A. GREEN, Aucsioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii saturday, 3Oh instant, shall sell, the residence Of
JONES' 10 O'Clock, at the Of 9th and
streets, good assortment of furniture, viz:
Mahogany SOFAS chairs, tables, and bureaus
DO bookcases and secretaries
DO and maple high and low post bedsteads
DO German piano forte with extra strings
Paror and chamber window curtains
Paror, stair, and chamber carpets
Gilt frame mirrors and other looking glasses
Gilt and bronzed candeabras and brackets
Feather beds bedding, and mattresses
China glass, and crockery
And good assortment Of kitchen requisites
those furnishing viii do well to attend
the sals. Terms at sale. rnu,,
Nov os-3t Auctioneer.
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To Jas. w. NJ. BERRIEs, esq.

Mr. Webster "a Washington correspondent OF the New
York Tribune says) will be Immediately called upon to
prepare report TO Congress upon the real state OF the
question between this republic and Great Britain rela
delenceess States OF Central America Nicaragua Hon
duras. and San Salvador.
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Hon. Truman Smith, Of Connecticut, married few
days since, in Alabama to Miss Dickinson formerly resi-
dent OF Litchheld, Connecticut
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oud state this circumstance, All the time the excite.
msn going on with me, there was no protection OF
Ia city authorities offered me, and turned out
az favor But when George Thompson, the English
LoIlion lecturer expected, and meeting an
oouneed receive him. II was Iumored that mob might
ssemble his reception, and the mayor iastss order.
i an he city officers 10 attend and suppress any mob
moving that the city authorities were disposed TO give
Soiecon to abolilionis, which they had withheld
Yom me while engaged in my lawful business; and my
;non is IL had succeeded in arresiing the negroes
Sat they would have been rescued by the citizens.
In conclusion. 10 give full siory OF my visit to Bos
q. would occupy too much time and patience. will,
therefore, conclude by saying that went 10 Boston as an
Ian, 10 execute lawful trust thinking should be pro-
,ss,ed and assisted by the laws Of my country But on
M contrary, from the first. the laws of the country in
neal Of proving protection, were made engine of
,ney oppression, injustice, and abuse that my life
wa. constantly endangered and this without the first
oae OF assistance from government-natonal, State or
XIV feel that every man who has a southern heart in
~ BOSOM and would maintain the honor OF bis country
should sustain the souhern-rghls by every con.
ona ossned WILLIS WILL auSHEsy
Macon, Nov. 81, 1850.
From the Macon (Ga) Gazette
E1act y ho received by gentleman IN hH city, dated
". g BosToN, Nov 49, 1850
IL wrote yon few Lines to-day by Mr. Hughes, who
yl probably IKE The Florida Tomorrow | should have
wen al length bnt have been rather taken with
helping him 70 make aidasitas 70 biz proceedings here
10 hand Mr. Websef seems that the district attorney
by him, and sufi I'd the off and that the
marshal, either from fear or time serving, wasnopromp
in executing tho that Crafts arrested
Mr Webster unless they her skirts OF these
tnnr heir offices will be vacaied The marsha HAD a
at Of armed negroes contend with, and The fear Of
uo boc his eyes, which may excuse some caution, and
hs NAV ca pc the attorney had such apology and
Think doomed man. ihiak both should be dismissed
and an inclined believe they will be Mr. Webster says
he w shalt sustained and tranquility preserved Its
cnrlou 70 how the wings now lament their Of
rytng 10 make fair weather with free-soers They
INSET by H. and gel no sympathy in their defeat, All the
leading here feel for southern rights. and are dong
al they can public opinion right and preserve the
Union II Is whatw and our friends trying TO do
SOUTH and we think that the people here
IDLE lours, &c.
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52s, O52,7l7 l,l63. O92, 444

This is Incredible result. have given the details
OF The articles for years. order that the precise
the increase may be seem The following table,
composed Of these aggregates for each year. shows the pro-
pressive nature Of the increase
Quantities of animals, gram, food, and materials i'm
ported iato. Great BritaIa for consumption.
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GALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF A GENTLEMAN DECLf-
y HOUSEKEEPING.On Monday morning, I'd December,
residence of gentleman declining
10th street, and streets, all his house
kitchen furniture, consisting In part Of
Mahogany tables, sidcboard
Paror chairs, bureaus, bedsteads
Beds mattresses, bedding
Dinner and tea service, glassware
Cooking parior, and chamber stoves
Carpets rugs, fire sets &c.
Together general of kitchen requisites
25 under 5 credit OF two and four
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aucioneers.
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rELEeRApnIo REroRrs FoR THE UNION
Condition Of the Northum Markets, &c.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov "a, p m-The sock markst pre-,
,ens but lule changei Pennsylyania PC. w une ga
States IS Of 1858 held at lis iiSl sterling % T ~
bbls at 81 90 SIS. Rye -four, 83 e. Corn meal, "
SO O6 Grain seady-sales OF zoo bushels wheat lo0
yellow corn 80 cents DID, 81 cents. OATS Al cents Rye.
81 cents per busbcl Provisions qniet Mess pork
u cents per 10. Groceries remain quiet Sales small
prices unchanged. Cotton 10 quet-sales very small
prices unchanged Whisky is selling ~ ~ ~ cen"
Nsw Yonx, Nov 27-2, r. m.-There are no tidngs at
hi. hour Of the Europa now fully due a. s
DIsni united F S,a'. d 5000 SS. q
IS for "a 80 70 ass ss
Of 1000 bushels Genesee wheat at " ~ ~ aiso
1000 red 81 o. Corn hrm-ssss o. svo ous os,:
n for northern. Rye, 75 cents Provsions pn
200 barrels mess pork at Sll 10; prime ~ ~; Bacon
i n'm ,,o oe, dealers waiting further news-sales
200 bales. Whskey, "a Is cents.
Uniow Mestfng at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, November ga meeting In favor OF the
IJnion was held here Saturday evening was largely
attended and presided over oy IN syo, Of Il.
object Of the meeting, which they oonsaeIee an sse IN
blage Of both parties to declare her suschment .no
Union and rebuke the ultraism OF both sections OF the
country.
Deadly Eaesw~fer befWssu Too Famiiss
IoutsvuIr November 1.--We learn that the male
members OF The Hamilton and Johnson families OF Ten
ns.see between whom family MISUNDERSTANDING iu ORR
gin politcs-has for some s pas ~ X. H.miIson.
we're badly Wounded and not expected TO survive
Io,,.,,,,v Nov M,,--A man named James Holt, from
Kentucky while travelling through couns
month since, waylad anu ioooea y. on IN ocss
no' mas 'h9 Minor and Samuel McGehsr have been
rested charged with the murder and ROBBERY
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CARD-The attention public persons wishing good
investment respectfully invited the sale,
png 80 valuable building lots the Of which hand
sone In the FIRST ward which win place Friday
the 29h instant 3ocock Persons wishing make good
win do well attend the sale Fer further particulars
o advertisement a. GREEN,
New N-N Aucucneu,
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ALFRED SCHUCKING,
CLAIMS, rupLc,
his residence street, between 9th and TIN
Washington ID. O.
HAVING for number been connected with OF the
III public Department. leave, In lieu Of Of
refer subioined nstens testimonial from Of the
and eminent and urs Of the country
TREASURY DgrAnrurrT,
Second CompuoIcrs once, washington, Oct N, ls4e.
In acknowledging receipt OF the o5th
stant Affords pleasure recprocae do most cordially
your kind expressions Of respect and esteem.
now more than five hrst became connected
with the Treasury Department. and official duties from that
have performed immediate supervision To
been inustcd important branch Of the business by law
dsvolved upon tins Office. i5t
You were appointed s place the special instance q The Sec
Of the Treasury Testimonials from several distinguished
Services IN the once would he valuable
My expectations realized have found
and critical
legations, and faithful In discharaing your ohca dudes
For the aid particular branch pub
lie business assigned for kind and respectful depo
throughout all nsrcoue, you my
acknowedgment.
Sincerely your friend, ALBION X. PARRIs.
ALrRtp scHUoKIse, eco. .H#"
Iconcur most fully in hs abeve. RI. WALKER
Nov T--deskS,sodcY 1854. .E Eah 9al@#A.H
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Ordinary ~. = m .sas NJ. MID ALI Fully q.
S Ss mo sI. lisssiis. n.n. a g..s, n is..

The stock in the city 10 ~. 600 bales
The receipts of flour for the last week were I26 900
banels-saes good Ohio 81 81 81 Oil Indians ~ rs
81 ss; straight State 81 % - 76 southern Is
tivesaes So IS I2 straight Rye -four % GA % TO-
Coru meal SO o. Wheat in fair demand at 81 o. Ohio
southern red 81 Rye low, 10 81 cents oais, - s6i
Corn 10 less Rm-receps for the week, loA
Hemp rotted liz l5 Linseed OIL 81 81 cents
Pork is free Sl 81 81 81 ness 80 81, prime Beef
old mess, S725. Lard. II ~ cents. Butter, II .
III CENTS western dairy Cheese 81 eents-cxPorts
Tor the week, $685. 900 lbs Rice, So IL 50 81. Clover
seed firm At ~ for old. Whskey 2si % cents Tobacco
firm. 4&Hs
Freights rather da-hour Liverpool Is IL. ID
wheat, AID.
Money continues very plenty, with falling exchanges.
and the stock market has become more animated. Tho
operations Erie railroad have become more
through sales time The purchases for delivery
demand and the price rises rapdy These operations
now the mort marked feature OF the Exchange. Tho quo
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CUPERIoR Daguerrsotypes ,-Far.t Premium,-.J. II

SUPERIOR Daguerreotypcs i-First Premium ~. ii.
~ the field Of his
than dasueeoypisi in the country Hs galleries
Az 9th
No. 207 Baltimore Bamore broadway and Leonard
New York; No. " Main street. Rchmondi sycamore
street. Petersburg; Main street, Norfolk and Main Lynch
burg, Virginia
His highly finished electro daguerreoypes
extraordinary Improvement nsung faithful and finished
lkenesses n n few seconds
The rotary ground by H. whtehut gives
airy and living appearance to the picture.
establishments distribute than thirty thou
annually and have given dissatisfaction This
is proof superiority OF his kenesses
j. H. W. public generally his elegantly
gallery aud fuckers store, where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
competition in daguerreoypes the
be awarded hrrt
medal by the judges.
description copied and mortem
attended TO- Nov 2S-dly
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The markets generally pretty arm. although the
Quantities OF produce which umbpg In just prior 70
the closing Of the canal pretty large and the sdvicss
from abroad In relation cotton good That ar
clio here quite hm and the estimates Of crops inside
Of 1000 600 bales An order for 200 bales mddlng New
5 follows
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4
description copied, and post norton cases
| attended TO- Nov 2s-dy
s,s"s AMI .s.mpoons Join Sssss Rooms, over
his fancy Pennyana avenue, between 9TH and lo
Gentlemen requiring e services Of the proprietor in The above
and s so By asf him U with @
fitted his with entire reeence TO The comfort and eonye
Of 81 sn and every
NEW sack FlanneIs.-Jus received entire supply
IN embracing all the desirable shades in cherry crimson, scarlet
pink green" gray cI%6ETT SEwToE May Co.
Nov 2s-3,swIw
rable shade. for ladies. eo.ks and mana to which we
solicit the attention Of the adie. especially, have
aDA''e' '"' Prices cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
MRS wORTHINGToN Is prepared 20 accommodate
s ~, ms. ,s on suitable M
families and would be pleased, also, to take few dsyboades
ny person who may desire 20 send boy 70 an eI-
celen boarding school not r from Washington hear
81 door west Of ist street south side or BY addressing post
paid, through the poat office Nov @-ad
AIR KIECKHoEFER respectfully requests the favor
81 s Hs % Se% o.s. a
street. Of l2h street, Friday evening next, 29 instant
Nov asDi, -
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF the Useral Arts, Carrc ntry,
fOaeson Naval Aeh''ssfe Political EcGsno@y Com
MITCHELL Proctor and others vol quaro London with
Encyclopaedia q The Fine ARA Music Poetry Sculpture Paint
Jwiit Manen wesmaco, Lindsay, Hughes, Thompson
Complete in vol quao London, hundred
| Cravings.
| Imported from London direct, by
Nov@ FRANCk TAYLOR.
| General BANKING and Exchange Business.-Copart-
nershtp.
undersigned respectfully the public that
coparnersp for the transaction OF general
exchange banking the Washington
frmof
sELDEN, wITHERs CO.
them wb attended prompncss
and fidelity.
JOHN WITHERs,
ofAlexandia Virginia.
X. w. LATHAM,
OF Washington City
..... L.P DAYNE,
OF Baltimore, Maryland
Nov 24-lwdf
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tho ,th the folio wing items OF news: the propeller
Iodsoendence brought down on her last t'io, ~
TINS Of Copper from the North American MneI
three tuns OF which are mas'es the oaancs o.Ile'
"a ..,mo work. They have olt some / 500 t1ns
~ rocL rch ia copper, yielding from II to IS per
ZEN, Of pure metal bat owing to want OF some
osces,sry materials, have not been able To get taeW
wsshiog tables 10 operation until within ie"
Con.iderable feeling is manifested by toe Chip
ava Indians, oD Lake Superior. at the order from
government for their removal West Iney are
- counc, and none the best feeling is spps-
-, Gov Ramsay is soon expected among them
a. Fond du L &C, to hold a council with them
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Malls by the Collins steamships.

The Postmaster General has issued notice to
the public aud instructions to Postmasters, an
nnouncing the adoption Of the following Schedule
for the departure Of the U. 8. Mail steam packets
Atlantic and Pacific from the Ports of New-York
and Liverpool, respectively, to wit:
FROM kKw,yoRE- LIvERPooL.
Atlantic, June Is Pacific, June 10.
Pacific, Juiys Atlantic, Julv 10.
Atlantic, JAY q. Pacific, July 81.
Mails can be sent to NewYork for Great Brit
ain, the Continent Of Europe, and other foreig D
countries beyond the United Kingdom to be con-
veyed by the sbovenamed packets, uuder the Pos
tai Treaty entered into between the two countries.
Letters and papers to Great British, and TO coun-
tries beyond it, can be sent by these packets in the
same manner as by the Cunard packets, with this
difference that letters TO places and countries
named 10 the I'd article OF able and Instructions
appended 10 the Settlement OF Details under the
Postal Treaty with Great Britain are subject TO
postage Of Ell cents the single rate, instead OF
cents. The postage to be collected OF the person
addressed in the foreign country will be Is cents
less in consequence Of the preps, ment Of tina.
amount here. Ne~spapes beyond Crest Britain,
cents 10 Great Britain. 2 cents; to be prepaid.