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oar city on Saturday afternoon thrown into lre-
mendous state oil excitement, Originating IN the number
less assaults and obberes that have recently taxen place
within the corporation limits, and more especially by the
brutal assault OF last "Wednesday night upon the person
of Mr. G j Jansen together with the subsequent roo-
berry OF his premises.
The man Stewart who was arrested escaped
prisoner from Sacramento having undergone an examna
on hefsre Justice Shephar taken to the recorders
court followed through the Plaza and kesrny street BY
large crowd OF excited citizens, whe loudly cred out 10
lynch him Having arrived a, the City Hall. Stewart and
Wdred were tax en- into the recorders which
was quickly filled 10 overiowing by the people, while
thousands congregaed around the doors. upon the
piazza oi The building and in the street, in such dense
masses that il was with difficulty one could ge, along
every moment bringing new acquisitions, both IN num-
beTs and excitement, while ever and the cry oil
"lyneh them would run through The crowd.
All classes of citizens there from the influential
merchant and professional man down to the versst
ider the city, and but sentiment seemed TO pervane
the mass and that in favor OF lynehns the prison.
ers-seyeral IN our hearing even ptonenng to Wosue
rope TO hang them. About ths time printed oh oeA'-
ing the following words circulated from some uh-
known quarter, to add to the general eseilsnens
sCuizKss or SAY FRaScsco The series o. murder. snd
obberies thar have been oonnltteo " NJ s.g ,;,
the ,st redre. from the laws seems to leave Us entirey
Ia .,te OF anarchy when thieves are lett without
control 70 rob k then doth the honest traveller 'ea
Ri each ho.h thefr Law. appears, 10 but no0e0-
v ta he .coffsi atrsdress be had for aggression
bat through The sl,ng .s%edy 80 samrsey ..,d
sdors this process FIR redress but ha, seems 10 be in
e so be robbed and as,a.snaed in Our demicils,
,a the law 10 let sgges.ors pesmbnlsie tho
merely because they have furnished straw bail III
et each man be his orn execntonst' 'Fie upon your
'AA those who would rid city Of io robbers and
murderer. will assemble Sunday 10 o'ciocs tbs
| Plaza"
The crowd in the court room was altogether dense
that il impossible for gain position where
word OF the testimony could be heard. although nwss
continually reported ,ha, the witnesses Tor the prisoners
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NO Of Nouth.-Thc undersigned
the OF Nacosdoches,
Texas, make KNOWN through the medium
OF Institution and
Inducements which
chartered BY The Of The late
with thousand of valuable land In nddi
buildings been donated BY
individual subscription In addition 70 The college proper female
is contemplated BY the charter
The board desrous Of obtaining the services Of competent
charge of the Institution president wbo under
board faculty the
principal and teachers The female
department.
prepared Oder saacs but The fees
of m,
pupils already during session, amounted
o hund liberal common to the South
kacosdcches certainty of the heamui
eligible Of learning within the
oldest Amsrcan seemes at"
OF much higher order
thanc could expected In a county.
The for the charge
until first day August be addressed 10
Nscoraoche es- Proposals should contain the OF
and those Of his proposed aeul and the teachers OF
all the information with
gard each The charter deposited At
Inielgencsr to which reference " invited
W, b. OCHlLTREE,
T. ]. JENNINGS,
7. JEFf. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
Conimitee.
Ma Texas March 10, ls5i.
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n ARsIaALs sALE--By ,iuue Of wrt Of fen fAcias
III clerks of circuit Distinct
Columbia for the of Washington, and TO me dreeicd
for sale, Wednesday The ph day Of April ls
bepre he highest
bidder for cash, the following de~creed property 10 VII All that
lot 5, f6l, lying being In The city Of
ashnrton in the Aforesaid beginning or The same e
IN. the suhd OF lots and
square ssst~ardy along the line
North Canal street ~ feet thence noshwndy and nfh
sia night angie srdy
- the said alley theme. sou'h~dy along sad aef 70 ee
al. All that of lot r IN subdi
vision and s6t beginning the
which l. also said and which ne
until line drawn due from
beginning, the alt of
and pFemise seEsd and ricd ad viii be
sod sarisfy Judic,as No. 4 10 October term, lsSl
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal OF the Distinct OF Columbia
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The person wi be entered books III
p-ymeAt of The subscription be made n advance. -.
D'an subscribers may letter, the postage
On which will s paid BY ali assumed sy sarsesesin q.
sale transmission.
Inc COUNTRY PAPEK !. Published ui weekly during the ses
AoAs . congress, and aea weekly during the recess
SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor period less yess vii se received ON
terms pfopornoned to The aboss annual rates.
simhsIhAs afs authorize sgenss snd, BY
sehahs ss ss DAILY 'ubseriber, with $50 encosed
sE"i EEhf subscribers, win orrvs WEEKLY
subseD<s WIN So enclosed viii be one copy
edition they furnish subse, ,tef, Dr ,,af,.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE.j

WASHINGTON orFicx, PENssYLyANA AVENUE,
Fifth house Of National Hotel, Noe
rE Rrst line b. c0sapaay the United
staes and consequently odestlhc line extending
between Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York. and
delivering and receiving the snons ae
dc Grace Wilmington, Trenton, Princeton, New Brswck New
ark and Jersey Che only line In the country time
four weshas lately undergone and
deliver number Of which
be required OF for the accommodation Of the pnc with
accuracy prompness fidelity unequaed This
with other companies Morse ines NORTH and
SOUTH extending already fifteen miles, either
which will be
ayers Of THIS line have lately more thoroughly systemazed It's bus
both its mode delivery Its
charges equal all with spaa favors With the fa
for business poessedby this nv
line, fthey do reliable for
graphing The offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Washington Pennsylvania fifth house of National
Hotel; BALTIMORE No Exchange South Gay Philadelphia
No ol Chestnut street, Quincy Granite buildings New York. No.
) Hanover stfset, corner OF Beaver.
WIN. Nj SWAIN, President
AIarc 3nds
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K~eonA C~nr~e.-DaacfHG AesAsmy.
aap n LARBE announce 70 The cin.en o.
snA second ~ dancing
M IS, sra.on Thur.day, January ~ hs
r..sSnr~ os Pransyivsnsa opposite Wilisrds Hotel
Dsys WashirxscnTueeAars, fn0rs"sys IN" SAUL
Aays Ceestesown-MonAays and FrAsys
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TO CONTRACTORS.

orrcE CoxxlssiosrR Pesuc BurIprSos,
II March %, 1851.
PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until Saturday. ial
5000 pounds Of pure American lead
200 gallons of best linseed oil
400 gallons Of best boiled Inseed oil
500 pounds putty
~ dozen 5 0O0OO brushes
= dozen sash tools and hichcfs
4 dozen dusters
200 pounds best hharge
delivered before the 25,
day Of remainder delivered before 25t
May.
More of may required
specified The by days notice.
WIN. EAsBY,
Mar 2a-tApl2 Commissioner Public Buildings.
Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs. d. II. Bun's,) OF 9th and streets.
THE will this
2st of April, will give personal
supervision The branches thorough
English and mathematical education viii
The religious instruction Institute will be based the
formuiaries OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The and of The principal teacher
him look for the the public and for correspond
For For sss sssAlns pupils g 81 sis SSa..s'
Payable always in advance.
Music,
Reference permitted G. NJ Butler, ID. d., j. w
French, Mr. fxhugh Coye Washington cy Rev James May
D. D, Aexanda XII Rev Alonzo Potter, D., and the clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and H. Rev Alfred Lee d. d. Of Della
Mar al-ca5thAp
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Extract from s act Of Co~sven ID M0eA, isis section is
ad ss further enacted, That shah be the duty Of the Post
mall the lowest bidder
m s s ,s % imam nav :. os
csssa provide for due ceien, certainly and security OF
quired to purchase vuaop vehicle
bsss I ss e.Se re.a s os and
advertisement They to state ia Their proposals
r. mails, called fr schedules
s sas ~ ns - I @ ~ NAV sss S and s
routes WA be let 70 BIDS proposing such mode % In a
other cases The routes VIII be assned 'd proposing ne
including tbs Of each once the
q their respective roads quarter Of mil. hom
of will be considered
PROPOSALS for carrying the mail. OF the United States from
the h day q Juy % the , Of jose s. lnslu.ss IN
IN ,hs cry q wssh,sst9n snu a m o, ns % day
rouis, and ume herein 'peeihsd viIi
Hopkins,ie 10 tn weekly, Monday, Wedne
by Long sis@' 3al Grove Rinssod Providence car
yiis, Maeaaoo, frsaonia, Tnomassite, fi'er'' Gross
To Nashville BY n nsr, day = %es ana y,,a,y
mn From Hcpsis.vue weekly, Tuesday, Thursday
p, Bensss~, c.dr Canton, Golden Pond, Aurora wsas.
To Columbus by m day, Iol miles
And bach, se,weens sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday,
NOTES
zach proposal should be accompanied BY guarantee rned BY
responsible prrson- the following manner va,
In. % ssars"sa ,.sn BE- sssep,ed By bs roaa.
Ter General shall en,er Obligation por hrsi day Of
Jul, nett good usen, suretes perform the service
equ,vssn, that the saaan,s are men Of property,
"T % a. soas b. seat 10 The department, sealed endorsed
No and addressed 10 te fsi Assistant
fo' ,ns pohison Of l. resulting eomsnaou. and me
which the contract to be made go ms
last annual ADVERTISEMENT NIX. NALL,
Postmaster General
rosr orrror DsrAprxssr, March g. 1851.
NOTICE r~.a..ry ,exn.ss. Of N.,.o. nss". is. d.
ceas@d-Whecss by deere. al baltimore count, co"ft sus
coart equity, dated the second day Of March lsl
sIS nd y a sI",s q s@" ss
baker and w,a secrus n.e u"se. unss me WI !" = ,a a.,
suuos funds in the hsaas oi sad trustees reqored
ton ana proof. sr may proaeed the children q
Mary Raitu, Rsseces Myer. i,'ssh seaeeer.r wh" ~ss
brother Jame. Reed issae Reed twhs rss
ge~lsy who wsr. oet.a yns The Death o Nsney
Reed widow who died The wsny Gay sep
., !, me S..sn q Nancy Reed ms and
% .ass .. "s s"e s s y" .aa % o rsr
Aersads Reed aes. = kesd sonss o. ns s
when 81 ,sem dead death Of said Nsne,
s .s - s sssn q .a Nancy Reed having
before .. N..sy Reed . ..as was :, The ss,a Ss sss
living The death Of said N.as, Reed ard s.o 70
ssss o Nancy Or having Reed zen
of relationship
o ai-o rcpo o. ihe parties entitled and
living Nancy Reed. hav. died. who now me per
scns decedents and the expiration of
n~li n
Who established 'ns as participate in said
fund.
said cntaed under the
Nei.cn Reed Sresaa hereby notified 10 appear ans
N. proof Of ,s s ee n, ss s.S, on q ss.,'
failing VIII he excluded from
ssy p.r,epop sid fpd and s, the ..m ". be Distributed
s.oss sse parties appearing and proving their TUE
.s~s WIN BAKER,
wM GEO. BAKER.
Aps-lAwiow f""es, "af""''e.
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I,OW sALEA bay sho~y, of
remarkably good saddle snd hames
nearly
lv.ry stable, n street, ssh and ai, streets
ApJ-asoJ.
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TOR CITY COII.ECTOR--The nnd.rs,sped respectfully
present. hp. 10 the voters of Washington candidate for
IN. once of Tste at the ensuing Jon. secuon
v ". CHAPLIN
Ape-3weoi
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THE Family Kitchen Gardener by Baist.
La6ie Companion the Flower Garden BY Mrs Lou
doa edited ey Downing
ihe by association of practical breed
The compe,e Gardener ro,ist.
Alens Cuture an Treatmenl Of the Grape Vine
cuenons Treatise BY =. skinner.
Gardener. tsrners' Dictionary.
Ard many oner wors. agriculture, gardening. se
Fot sale by TAYLOR INJURY
Aplo Booksellers, near 9Th street
DARN AT PRIVATE s>LE--we have for private
Farm cosaspr sso. 100 se,-. lying on The sasoro road two
st,e f ru,s,yson There Is good dyefng on n. prrmes For
urtses information Apply TO DfEk AeSuikh,
rssT-dn aueuonesrs and co"nm'.-'on Merchants.
UTILIIAM TUCKEa. draper and tailor. P.nn.yI-
auenuca public
New yest with of the largest and selected
city, which he prepared
s'is The .hers-' notice and would invite the poe
specimens which
passed IN style workmanship IN city ia this counry.
Bao very superior ard ehoes soc. q gentlemen. fur
vs,y mossrs. prices
Mar ai-sta~5~
DoR CITY COLLEcToR--Ibe undersigned re.pscInaIy
y ". CHAPLIN
Ape-3weoa
I,Ow sAIEA hay .ho~y, Of ane scon,
bo,n nearly Apply Earfs
livery stable, sueet, ect~ aosh and ais streets
pHIIIP BARTON KEY win attend 70 any e-.'nss-
bsfs ether of the coarrs OF s Dis
esi and vim also attend he o. claims h"'e e'sl
w. s@ssro., july Is. las Jsiy t7-A~n
n n. cLUsxEt, Arrass~es ..A c,~si E.ssrssr. has
" removed his once Tsvs- buIAnfs ncrh -'ds OF FennJ
vsria svenae, between ish and iah sresss west
Yes %-Au
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N.cospoeHrs, Tens, March u, ls5i.
An S-dStAcpl0t
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uasccompaned BY .ati.iacory
nnr 10 fulfil contract will not be considered
o. stationery q the very qualify s"
which, containing at least Of each kind Of must
.pss and paw for the same a The prices stated o~
sran nem ats option No bad Will be considered where the
snen spurious subject ie enure bad to
.sas, II the pleasure Of the department.
quality description each oShe kinds Of articles that
nh wanted
folio post, plaza finish, faint lined and
trimmed, TO weigh not -s~ than q pounds per ream
DO fOo-eap hand made. mint naed, and trimmed, to
weigh than ~ pounds per rcam
Do Soiscap, machine made, FAINT hned and trimmed, TO
o-cap plain, made, lined, and trimmed,
oweixh nos less than II pounds per re.m
DO oolseap. plain, machine made, faint hired, and
uim@sd, 10 weigh not less Than ~ pounds per
90 ea-csp blue laid hand made f.in, lined, garden
pattern, commonly known despatch
.alM paper, TO weigh not les. than is pound. per
% DO post hand made plain, faint lined three s.des,
q DO qu,ro post, made, plain, lined three
Do qpao pot, h,na made, p,ain fam, four sides,
DO quano post. machine made, fsn, .ides, per
d Quu,o post, French, faim Hned sides, per
% e. no's paper, EI,, PEI rss~
~ % best machine quano post to weigh no, ies Than 9
DO smsil royal wruat . by 70 inches, weight ~
do small royA paper y by ~ inches, weigh,
10 90 hes, yellow sun snvslopins paper royal, per
o DO s,pa.apersas cap, had made, for postmaster
90 royal printing pspe agoa which print proposals
for carrying the nasa, p~rrcam
DO b~st drawing paper, " by 20 inches. per reas
90 best papsr. as BY 40 inches, pr ream
a. be-. hand made sapsr royal paper, plain, per
80 DO DO % DO ssmy 90 90 40
% do do double cap paper pain per rean
s vess., sasua seu,as papst p roy royal, PER resm
a. sr * s s iaSs ,I9T ~, sa. ssr ,sa = o NE following
S.'sl. slavsaps aa,,t : le'isf sac, per uousa5d ID
w cards 'es pee.dpament to have IN liberty Of .elec,ns
ma ~ hs d,asf,n, kinds manufactured, foreign Or do
"ra.. Damascus pens, eore., holders
| N seh sros-, pr sross
p s'ser steel pens, in bore. with doren holders 70
ROM Al the aaren tiad. .c,ar-a, ior,iEp do
's,.n s'd pens, Brown. equal, with sivu per
81 'p'Os. qaai,, No. 50, pc . thousand
S'''A n'nros ess uac'urs, black Head pencils,
= = Co, sss,a,, 70 .,.A p.ne'. pr se'sa
s Iss ass, G,.ssJ ..-o,,sd .i,s., p, s,rcn :,
ah tas'e, sssccd co,os. aud widths, In hansS' P''
% cocoa ssta- hors., per ao,sa
soue. Maynard Noye.s, or equal, black ink, per
sOa.- Arpo's., or equal. red ink, per ha'fp'n'
IA bottle
rs,s. 70 r.',I; ~.f... ss.' . .s' yss ssrss pound
a. hei .csriet sealing war, do
hrsi fsncy do do
90 prepared India rubber, Do
.'n pan'p China inkstsnAs, per dossn
80 ssa',s.' sosss. r % sss:, ss,.. s soes h.na'..
"a. reeune per dosen
era.er., Rodgers sos's, blade, ivory handle ssn-
best paper shears, 8 inch blad.s, per dorcn
DO
~ best srs~ovs - do
s''' iss,. 'sss '-,s' 4 .--a''.s !. a''' and
~. mns ss signed by 'he isd.vdaa' Arm mshns q
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DHIIIP BARTON KEy viii attend 90 any business
bsfs either Of the courts OF ths Dis
met; attend Of Coaf
gree snd the Departments. once on G Hress
Wssussrou, July Ia. las. S"vF-Swh
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n n. CLUsKEt. Ar~htt~~s and stwu E~xsnsev, has
" hAtnss north ds Of FennsyI
vsrs avenue, between iesh and iah west
%-Au
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Class No. 2--Bia,k Books and Binains,

Sailed proposals in like manner, and for the like period Of
years. for blank aud binding Of following
srrpuons, when ordered; @@N la 1870. Ee
sk binding with ndices Of best handm linen
~ surface ruled red and faint lined, with spring backs
In -. ,.
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ANOTHER FRIVOLOUS coNPLAfNr.--Mr. Edward j.
Jones' the efficient and vell-known constable was yes
,erday morning summoned before Chief Justice Wells OF
the common pleas court to answer charge, preferred
against him by some person unknown, OF having OBJ
suuoted free passage into the courthou-e The
asked Mr.. Jones II this complaint correct TO which
be replied that he had refused admi,tance parties
who had business in the court house. but had stopped
spectators judge Wells asked who authorized him 10
do and be answered that he had received hi. orders
from the sheriff and the United States marshal The
sheriff then sent for and stated that obsruc
ton had been placed against the free entrance to the
court house than bad been deemed 70 keep The
public peace Mr. John A. Bolles ,ns,s,ed that Mi Jones
had no legal right to prevent any one from entering me
court house but the eour, declined to act further ana
Mr. Jones was dismissed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-25

And her name was Isabella de Mon
talva 2 said I.
Yes, and she had relatives in San An
tonia.'
And, / continued, she was slender
though not very tall, with large blue
eyes, and light auburn hair-as if she
might have Saxon blood in her veins
The same, by Our Lady Of Gaudal-
upea he cried Where did you see
her?
She is in San Antonia,' said quiet
ly; and fact that I suspect will not
please you SO welI-this y4nsigo, Monta-
verde. is here with her.
Whatp he exclaimed, starting as if
stung by snake, Montaverde with
her!'
Even so,' said I.
Where is heP demanded Lance,
halting and confronting me. I'm take
his heart out with my knife =
Don't be SO blood-thirsty,' / replied.
The probability is they are married
or worse
He looked coldly at me, as if scornine
TO repel the insinuation.
Don't be angry said /. VIII yot
go to the Senora's tonight, and yol
can then satisfy yourself. In the mean
time yonder is our hotel.'
We passed through the opening which
there divides most houses in the centre
and gained a little courtyard. where
left Lance waiting 10 see his horse care'
for, and sought the hostess. The ar
rangement 10 quarter the new CUES
was, after some difficulty, completed
and soon afterward we were called {
supper. 1t is time the reader knew VIII
this new character was.
To be Continued
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-04-25

[The incidents of the annexed Story
are said 10 have occurred in Western
Texas, in 1916, and are recorded by
an officer of Gen. Wool's " Division Of
the Centre The narrative is of thrill
ing interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-10

=, We cory. without comment, the follow.
iog icadiag cdHoriai from the last Lynchburg
Rf9Hjiican. that our readers NAV to what
extent tn unreSlralned passions Of "De nocracy"
lead. Surely that paper cannot reflect the SEN
6ment< Of any cons dcrabe number of its rea-
dcrs in lis unleeling re- 'cings over the crippled
energies of the manufacturing interests of the
country.
IN TIE HANDS OF THE SHERIFF.
The FOL win! pafaSraph i, from the New York Til
bune:
"AMERrcAN IRoS A flisnd who his been for sume
line llecilng stat f the present of The iron
N ines throughout Prnn-yl has arerained hat
If SIX hnndred furnaces in the Sarn firo hundred and
serenity fire in h. hands Of The sheriff: aod If
tafep In dred and twenty ina rges, hundred and
sir are likewise in the shefi's hands a,eal onmas
nt The sher # wo' ID to ht Now is il possible that
fels such os h,t apyhody believes all ihrse fail
AID stoppales eontrredby The tn in order
10 raise rlImr for he rHvi,lon Of h. taiff?'
lhi, is eapl nens 'Ihesp furnaces aud forge. jn,
whore Thy nugh b., and # The propdetos Of them
wa il The SANE cat g'ry they would no doubt have
'h-f serls. "fso hu ldrrd aid seventy fiya fnrns
:" aud 'one hundred and tx fgre' al in The lands
1t ihe sheff This leaves il operation in P'nusyl vanl,
rraa I'm dfed and twenty fl furnaces and hundred
and f"rrtn t"gts-whfh are cert,'nIy enough for all
.nl opposes. The remaining furnaces viii NV be
all t' do ha dSeur bushes and real u hands ms
praft Vlthont cal llg uplp Congress for artf nntes
- tn expense # lhr great agricultural and sunni in
tete-tS If In {. nn1fy.
Ihos tab ls1men's in thu haqds Of the sheriff
are donht If the mushroom ct>s which have sprung
mp r1m afif'lI causes. an1 il pats of Prunsy vuhla
"hfe toy were no needed anl he, have o1saqneu-
" like AL tn r ho' Iln's. died a specdv ah-
III rdlg pr prlt rs f te M no rtver, aknt cars
Ia break full hardel lavng their tangi property to
tn SAT- Keeping 81 the Sher II, aid Their Gonr itudei
operatives L lhe tender mercleS ot the. We think
it aluals good sin to lag number Of furnaces
and res The hands Of HE Sl.rf. l. The ONLY
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MORE ABOUT FREE-NEGROES.


MORE ABOUT FREE-NEGROES
When in our paper of 23l ul4ino, We under
took l. state our objections 10 the rcremp'ory cx-
naI,ian of he free nrgrors from the borders o,
lhr Commonwealth. we had too many reasons 10
doubt that the valid ~ Of III So obj ctians would
be questioned We regret 10 believe that a ma
and II Is no difficult mltfrr for ,aai0yiirs 10 per
suade themselves they ale riLht in DONG what
they believe will cnure 10 thei. advantage-
With fhrm. i is too often the case that. iigAi
and yight are convertible terms Man delights
IN power aud maj5liiics confer power; and hence
tie polarity Of the humln mind 70 the great mag
net Of maioIlips is not less aarminaly certain.
than the praelvttv Of the heart To error. We
are mol surprised therefore to see many good and
sensible citizens advocating the rem oval of the
free negroes from the State because they think
it is maoifes,y obvious that the State would be
benefited by such a measure. Such Of course
oppose our views, aud among the paDers that do
50 is the Danville Rrgistsr, in tie last number
of which we find our former article on this sub
iect examined at some lcHoih
Our contcmp1rary of the Register undertakes
10 answer the 1.-TWO points" of our argument
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fire. blacks consists alone in tie po1eer 10 re.
move them and 2adIv that such removal would
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