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THE CANAL TRouBLKs IN INDIANA The canal
war 10 Indiana lie approaching crisis. The Gin.
cinnsii Commercial states that on Thursdsy Last,
Gov Wright issued an executive proclamation to
the people of Indiana, setting forth the outrsges
done on the Wabash and Erie Canal, in Clay coun.
ty, by combination known a. the "Bsck Boys, y
from the fact that they black heir faces when pro.
csedinz to acts of mob violence. After enumera,
ting the several depredations committed during the
past year ii an sounces that the Governor is firmly
rssoiv ed to bring the whole military force OF tie
State II necessary, to pu. down these lawless pro.
csedngs and to secure the quiet reign of the laws
Toe military force that 10 detailed to act with the
sheriff is under the command of General Dodd. -
Ga Saturday night. between steven and twelve
O'Clock lhe reservoir regulators visited the sceSe of
heir former villainy once mors and ordering Mr.
Mason and wife out OF doors from shanty which
they oec uoied set FIRE with eleven other SINH
lar buildings the property eff James Read, and ADO.
phus Ersman, and burned the whole village of
workmen's shantes to tho ground, with tools, bar.
rows, &c, which they contained; the whole lsis
being about $500
The Governor having offered a reward for the de-
lection of the Reguat rs they we are informed 70.
turn the compliment by Offering reward for the
Governor.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 c

B7 UAVENFUHf, ALLEN q CO.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TION-On TUESDAY. 26th June, We will s>ll
at 10 O'Clock at our suction room. 200 csse3 BOOTS
SHOES AND HATS. all desirable Summer eooda.
TERMs-Undsr Sl0e, cash; 300 and over, mes.
credit, for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
ia Aueta.
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY. the 10th

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 20th
day of July, if not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm Ia the county Hanover on the
Central Railroad. about eight miles from this city
upon which l now reside, containing $50 acres Of
land about 800 Of which Is cleared and in cultivation,
the balance in fine timber consisting of oak, ches.
nut, hickory and walnut. The improvements con.
sisting of a commodiou dwelling house, new barn,
stables Kitchen carriage house, &C.. in good state
of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the premi.
or to Lee Bayley, Attorneys at Law, llth St :,
Richmond where plat of the property can be seen,
Possession given 18th December.
my 2l-dtd* GAM'L sCHERER.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STARLE
Il CARRIAGE AND HARNESS -Bv virtus 81
deed of trust of record in the Hustiug Court and
by consent of parties therein concerned, will sell
Juoe at 10 O'Clock, at the large Horse Lot near the
Gas Works one Carriage and HARNESS nearly new;
and at 5 o'eock P N. OF the same day, on the pre-
misses the Stable on franklin street next door ba.
low the Stables of Saunders L. Head.
TERMs-4 months credit, for an proved n eootiabla
paper j. H. PLEA5ANTS, Trustee
Sale conducted by r CAurHoRN. Auct las
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BY PAYNE & MAYO.

WILL be sold, on TUESDAY next, the
W 18th instant. at 10 o'clock, at the Hall of the
Medical Society of Virginia. the Drug Store of
Alex Duval, on Main street, the Furniture and Fix
lures of said Society including excellent and val
liable Carpet, Chandeliers, Tables Cases, &c, &c.
Terms of sale, cash.
lie - PAYNE a. MAYO Apct,
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE

BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
Y TOWN OF SIDNEY AT AUCTION ON
Ella. I1Ih Juns at q o'clock. NJ upon the
ney. bounded by Grove, Strawberry. Federal and
Em streets and lying directly opposite the beau
26I, I62, and 26S, in the plsn of Sidney
Tnese lots are amsng tho most beautiful in the
neshborhcod, snd are we'll suited for building sites
or for gardening purposes it having been much i'm
as may be desired at the tune Of sale.
fERMs-4 cash. balsrcs alta 8 and II months with
jos .TAYLoR { WILLIAMS, Auet.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pur-
~ suance of decree of the Circuit Court Of the
county Of Hanover entered ON the 18th day of
of Anderson &c. Bale &c. AZ Commissioner.
n nam IN said decree, shall on THURSDAY, the
Ia; Ian Of jun,, 1852 expose to Sale at Public Aue
Ground near the city of Richmond. being lot No. S,
IN Square No II. on the west side of 18th street,
between .; and r. streets, The sals to take place
This sale Is made at the risk and costs of r. A.
siankenship, former purchaser, who failed 10
comply With his purchase
Terms Cash c. g. GRIswoLD, Com'r.
js4 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, -Auctrs.
4 BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM. 10
q a NILES y BELOW THE CITY, AT AUCTION.
the premises, will be sold beautiful Farm Of 81
acres on the Osborne Turspike, about II miles be-.
low the CITY, adjoiping Tree Hill Race Course and
opposite the farm of Mr. John T Childrey The Inn
provements consist of brick house, stables barn,
&c In perfect order, and under good enclosure
The land he's been much improved, and is now la
high state of fertility. the Hourshing cops now
growing will fully testify.
Any oae wishing a really handsome and valuable
place near the city, could hardly be better suited
than 10 this; and they would do we'll to see it for
themselves previous to the day of sale
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at | and wears
with interest added, and secured BY a trust deed
TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
10Y oo-eot W e6tdtd Aucts.
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PRESIDENTS SUMMER TOUR A
H0AY

WASHINGTON, June 12th.-The rumor that
President Pierce, intends to spend the sum-
mer at Mineral Springs, st. GATHERINGS, Ca.
NADIA, is all hoax, gotten up as an advertise.
ment for the Springs in question.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. THE express train going
north on the Canandsigua and Elmira Railroad
was thrown OF the track Saturday afternoon, kill.
Ing man named Mcknight, who was riding on
the engine, and iojuring several others.
The Cherokee indians are said TO be in great
distress from q scarcity of breadsiufs and Other
necessaries of life. recent account mentions
the dsa.h of three OF them BY starvation.
religions thief recently entered the Office of the
Advertiser, In Montgomery, Ala and took several
tnousand Sunday School circulars.
Some rufiaas Sunday week. so dis6gured the h
Z Church In Bath, With filth, that no service could
be held there.
Hon. John Nelson, OF Baltimore. formerly U. 8
Attorney General, has been invited to deliver the
snouai address before the Philomsthean Society Of
william and Mary College 10 Virginia.
Hoa. Andrew Parsons, Ex-Governor of Aichi
gas, died on Wednesday last.
An Abolition Kspsss meeting. approving Gov
srnor Rsedsr's course. was hsld 10 R,chessr. n
y, Friday last
=. Tbs Rev. T. H Chopin. Of New York, h 10 do
vrr tas grafton on the Fourth Of July q the TEN.
psFaaes Cs'sbrssien n Newton.
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AUCTION sALEs.
TITTURE DIVE
By 0OODIE : zFPTssoS


VALUABLE STORE AND DWELL
Inc ON MAIN BETwerN uru IN
,2fH STREETS FoR SALE At A I1cn nv p
vi, wln De sold on MONDAY, the lssh day 81 Inn.
.as.iss oss EspsnE%Mssi1t :. ssss.
o. man, between Iith and 10 streess row In the &C.
sw plTey OF AT John Wright as bakery store and
vsry vaiusbe, being nearly in the eeotra al NM.
a ri, sna mere real estate commands good tenants
=, TEaMs-ons third cash. b.I..c. ~ 4 o =,
10 months for negotiable notes interest .dSsd sec.
perpetual spno osss, TIE properly L subject to
J.s SoDDiN { Afr I.s;s.
SaLE OF REAL ESTATE-AT AITC-
nov IIlON-on Baker Street, in DIJyAL;s Ami.
s M Ja ,. 'S sss on AeTERaooN r.:
tsed commencing y oeloei the Hsu.s nd let
On osIet. between St Paul and St Peter streets
vacant 10. on 81 OF Aiiss resnhos Also
ming back about "a feet Also nav Frsms rena-
ssovs owned ), Hs". ;Soe. e yards
.u,a nsef about leo feet Aft.r which vii, he
SOLD mott beautiful lot with famsd st nae th.ra
Ssncs m north sSs OF Broad street. adjoining resi-
as 1919 OF 40 ~ botts ESQ.,, now owned and ocru-
. Pee os Jas Lishtfoot The Lot fronts 50 fsstSsx
'eros back l4o feet to an alley. - -
,m;9aths for negotiable notes. interest sdd.d and
ret.ined t ls:s note Is paid Tszes 70. the
"a Jss1 70 oe paid BY purchaserp.
1sH GODDIN APPERSON, Aucss
DESIRABLE FARM ON BROOK
!u,a SALE AZ AncT ai s; rem !.
isas ronTsAY the 18th june. 1855, on the prem
EAhM on the Book Turnpike, (1r mani roa5 n
W nj rom Richmond, now Ia the occue.ncy al
III. o. nowcock, adjoining the lands of Me~r,
Aonet dniaid, Nathaniel King joseph Vsnaerv.n.
sSI ana otnes. The tract contains about I00 scras
Ine most OF which 10 now under eultivation "a
PIosauees we'll az the growing crop will chow Ths
oulnps g are suficient fer the accommodation of
small family. The place IL remarkably heslfhv ana
toe nefghborhood excsllent -
IE1Ms-one- fourth cash, balance 6. II and IA
foI negotiable notes interes addsd and ti.is
'e "a I'LL last note is PaiS;
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
~, HOUSE AND LOT ON FRANKLIN. az.
TMEEN zrH AND 9TH STREETS, AT AUC.
IION.-As trustee in . certain deed, dated aand of
mafco, 1924 duly recorded in Richmond Hustinss
court, IN deed book No. &C. psga $751; shall sell II
paohG auction. on the promises, on FRIDAY. ths
i?tn Ione 1852 II fair, If not the next fair dsy at
O'CLOCK, the excellent lot and dwelling located "a
soove; recently in the Occupancy Of Mr. Jas a
Meredith The Let fronts 58f Re ct on the Moth i'd
OF Franklin street, and uns back 1877 feet
TERMs-One. fourth cash, balance at 4. and - ma.
Tor negotiable notes. Interest added and title ratan
cd TIL i:.t note paid Taxes and insurance far lass
70 be paid By the purchaser.
L. R. sPILMAN. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs ApPERsoN
trnf
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A MAIsE Law SToLKE.-The Buffalo, N. Y, De
mocrscy is informed by correspondent that the
engrossed copy, bearing the Governors signature
OF the Michigan Probibitory Law, has been stoler
from the archives at Lansing The State 10 there
fore without Liquor Law in Q literal sense.
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DOR SALE-Virginia Coupon Bonds;
l. do Registered do; Richmond City Stock
my Pts 4. Fl. kAURY 4 CO.

DOETRY FOR THE PEOPLE, BY B.
L w. DAVIS. OF VALLEY sCHoOL-A few
little 10 psmphler for n under ihs shove III L.
will be handed round to the psopis OF this commu.
nifty with the hope OF their acceptance. The author
believes that reeene minds Will be pro6ssby iote.-
In Hssven.n MARY at he crave Of jesus sOns Fold
and one Shepherd" Ae- The posms can be had IL.
80 at the School, 18th street. Ms:shsl and Clay.
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WANTED.-A COACH TRIMMER.
W To a steady man, constant employm.n. viii
be given Apply to r. III. FOWLER,
jslS-1ta Franklin st., opposite Exchause
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EXTRA GOSHEN BUTTER.-2O tub
j. Il '"''s ~ '' soiH q. c2Alsoanr.
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DoHEYBRooK FAfR.-There Is q movement lie
Dub 10 to abolish the Donpybrook Fair. 1t Is said
that the fair may now be bought mp frcm the pat
sntees for So. 900.
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WANTS

WANTED.-By white female, situa-
w ton as housskeeper; can give god recon.
mendations. Apply at
is 1S-It* THIS OFFICE
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FOR HIRE.-Two negro MEN, one a
i excellent dining room servant, the other hacx
driver. Apply to WIN. GOULDIN
IL list
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DNI UOODc, SHUES, BUUTS, &c
- On FRIDAY, 18Th inst at 10 O'clock, at nv
store, will sell lot of sessons5ls DIV Good Clo-
thing Boots Shoes. Slippers, &c
CIdARs.-Also small invoice of very choice Ha-
je1 r. CAUTHORN Auet
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w f"H O6fv8htb,
THOS. DODAMEAD. Stunt. :
Office r. & P. n. R Cor S'1P'.s
June 9th. 1856 I -,


AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
highest market price will bs psid for 40 90 40.
and lou acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Land
scrip. Persons having Warrants or Scrip TO sell
will do well to call at WIN. HTIRIEV,s '
Exchange Office, Nc. Pearl OF. Richmond Va i
NJ Persons living il the country are respect
fuzzy requested to forward their warrauts (shen
duly s.sisned) by mail otherwise, and piedse
myself to them that they shall receive the ixhsst
market price, and prompt returns In cash chscks
as they shall deem proper to direct me.
lie 5-Sm VM qrRyrv
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CASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANU-
~ FACTORY, ON 18th STREET. TN THE SHOP
LATELY OCCUPIED BY Fl. BALDWIN AT THE COR.
NER OF SHocKoE WAREHoUsE.-Buders can be
furnished with SASH. BLINDS and DOORS, of
all descriptions, at the sbortes. notice
All orders from the country for Blinds and Doors
will be thankfully received and punctualy attend
ed to
sX 10 and 10 II Sash always on hand and for SALE
Those Ia want, will please give me cali.
je 9-4t WIN TURNER,
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THE EARTHQUAKs AT BRoUsA, TuaKEY.-The
Rev. c. NJ RICHTER, at Constantlnople writes 10
the New York Observer:
From Brouss we have the most frishlful de-
tails OF the recent earthquake. Shocks continued
all night, and the nhsbitspts fed from her houses
to take refuge IN TENT. The greater part of the
buildings which witbstood the first earthouske
destroyed by this. Fire broke cut in four
districts and four hundred and ffty victims per,
i.h sd The shocks still repeated every hour
18th more or less violence. The whole city (uum,
berlng 100000 10 deserted. The fountains of
drinking 1ater have been cut eff and heated water
is hJwing In the streets. Mount Olympia near
by, gives forth a bissing noise. aud at intervals
fearful explosions like the sound of many thupders.
Tae ancient tomos of the Sultans on the mountain
side have been rent asunder and precipitated be-
low.
The house of Abdel Kader, French prisoner Of
war; has been destroyed, and he, In great dejec
tlon, 10 encamped under tent upon the plain All
the European population and many of the P rotest-
ant Armenisns have fed TO Constantnopie The
poor who have no mesns of escape are 10 great
distress The Sultan has generously given SOC, 900
pasres. Or SIS 000 tor their relief and despatched
several steamers to convey them to the Capital -
Musselmen Christians and Jews are alike taken
on board the imperial steamers
Thus this most beautiful snd fourishine CITY of
the Turkish Empire is now a scene of utter desc
laton and Distress"
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ESTINY DEMONSTRATED By
~ THE PLANETS OR ASTROLOGY-Profes-
sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted on matters Of i'm
portance in the wonderful work of Astr5iogy FORE
telling all particular events of human life both past
present and future, such marriage, deacTip tion
Of husband. wife. intended children also; rich es
business, stuations estate. honor. or disgrace and
ruins of sickness the nature and also length
Of life, aud manner of death; of friends, true
talse journey law Suits absent persons dead
OF theft, things lost; substance lsnt demand
ed wife husband living from each other, If ever
return.
TERMS: so cents each for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Madame Helm may be consulted at the same place.
She foretelis BY the cards-25 cents for ladies' so
cents for gentlemen.
Apply in AdAmS Valley. doors from corner OF
18Th, Poplar strest-Ofbcs of Anthology over the
door-bsck of Lsncssterian School over the creek
ie9-dlmt
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LOST.

I OST.-A MEMORANDUM BOOK,
~ containing note Of s. L. Hnusewrisht for
sS8 rs. one of f. Robsrtfon, for S95 Q check of
8 T. Allen, for SI25O payable July g. and other pa.
pers Of no importance to any but the subscriber A
suitable reward will be given to the fuder. if re-
turned to FIJI COWLJNG
js l1-St No. 18 Governor st.
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PARTICULARS OF THE New YoRK DuRL-The
Esw York Tribune gives account of the scsne
on the ground between Leavenworth and Brock.
enridge: IL says they were all taken across in the
same row-bost, the principals then meeting for the
frn time since the beginning of the quarrel After
reaching the Island and selecting the precise locali
ty for the combat, the distance. ten paces was
marked off by Mr.. Middleton, the second of the
ch AIlepged party. As he Is of small stature his
PAGES shGrt which gave rise to the original re-.
portthst the distance was eight PAGES only. Lots
were drawn for choice of POSITIONS which fell to
Middleton, but the men We're placed with the
between them this choice gave no advantage.
The word was given by Pendleton in the usual
manner: fire. one. two, three" Both pistols
vera discharged at the word two simultan eously
that 1t seemed Ike a single shot. Leavenworth
Immediately fell. Breckenridge remained standing
two or thres seconds and then fell also. The SUR
geon approached Breckenridge fret and asked If
be WAS badly hurt. The answer was Ia the mega
tive, and that Lesvenworth needed his services
more, for he feared he was seriously Injured
Both parties had to be carried from the field.
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by RICHARD CAUTHORN.

49, AZ AOO IION.~
- On SATURDAY, 18th June, at 10 o'clock NJ
eisely, at the lumber house nearly in rear ~ M,
store will SSH at auction, for cash. on account of
whom 1t may concern, 10 tons of No. l Peruvian
Sn,no, very slightly damaged by water Sold In
lots TO suit purchasers. r. CAUTHORN
il 10 Anct;on.s.
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M. julien returns to this country ST of Aus,s,
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" ANT E D, IMMEDIATELY-A
w HOUSEkEEPER-One who understands
Discriminating. For such, liberal wages will he civ
n. Apply o. this office. is 1876
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WANTED-A COPYIST.-Thea dyer-
w tiser would like to engage the services OF q
gentleman, who writes fair round hand, to copy
two or more acts of pay, for which reasonable
compensation will be SLOWED.
Address box 665 Richmond P. o. lie I2-2t
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EAMfLY FLOUR, Of very choice quail
js13-ats RA0LxND . Dk9.
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80 \ FOR OLD POINT. NOR

|. n. = FOLK. AND PORTsMoUTIi-
RAILROAD LINE via PORT WATHALL -Th.
9HantiIui and favorte Steamboat A UGUSTA. Cant
WM. o. SMITH will resume her place upon h
line on WEDNESDAY, June 18th. The cars run.
n,ng In connection with the Augusta will leave the
richmond and Petersburg Depot on Monday We'd
kETURNlNG-The Augusta will leave Norfolk
on ths alternate days. VIZ: Tuesdays Thursdsys.
throughout the bathing season. and At ali the jsnS
nss on the river both going and returning.
Fare between Richmond ana Norfolk. ,,... e2;O0
half price. y $50
r. ;nfougn, 1:50
49, pos "n 'no niVer,... Ion
M a'S isaSnl. ~ 50
DO do for Children and Servants. 25
THOS. DODAMEAD Suuf q
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MORN AND COB CRUSHERS.-We
~ are Just in receipt Of the .Littie 0iart's CORN
and COB CRUsHEks, which commanded tho sd-
IMITATION Of all planters at the Virginia State arb
cultural Fair. Call early, If you wish one
BRANCH L Co,
my IJ-din&wzm Cary street.
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FURNISHING AND FANCY

OUSE FUKNIBHING AND FANCI
IL GOODS dc-Wire dish and plate covers Pa
tent and plsin Ice Cream FreezsTs and Buckets
and snal Walters, Buffers Trays aud Stands. fine
Urn Brooms. Cocoa Dippers, an sssortment of Js-
PANIED tin ware, wsod ware. travelling Work Key
Sifters all Sizes fine Leather Key Bsskets sssert
ment Of Bird Cages, Nursery Lamps. India Rubber
Cloth for the Nursery, Fancy Goods; also large a.
sortnen Mt OF China India Rubber Tin. Wood and Iron
Toys. for sale at prices to suit the times. BY
HAROLD,
js1l--6t lis Broad street.
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THERMOME TERS-Just re ceived
Il supply of THERMOMETERS, carefully ad.
Justed after the best standards ard wsrrapted cor
rect. Those wanting Thermometer that they can
depend On, will find them at A NORRIS
je Is st 81 Main a,rset
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EA RBLH. IMITATION II NANNY
|. I. AND eiss = ~ e: swArI2cs .os. q
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S0 BBLs. RUM-supeFior quality for
y |. a'.si.ss'''ss M e. ;.l III 81 on ].
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PICE.-Just received fresh supply of
~ new crop Rice, prime article. for sale bv
js IS WINSTON POWERS
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WINES.-ln store, an assortment OF
w Pale and Dark Sherry Madeirs very old; Port
tpure iaics) and rough; for sale by
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NEW vopN pAly TRIBUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER II, 1855.

With hie'ps, 1te,e Ia vel. ~ ps.i"' shr", "
which ,e,rmwo"ip " ~ p,p,r ,psieti srlN'
Witch srashs CO.. iihp't, ne' With rnp'n''"if'
uto,,,. hut Gn constitutional HiniT eha'bei an1
uovruei hy Wac lave. M man car 'o"i Tho two
rerc,s without adopting The Dissenting op""r u"loaa
HE Judgment 10 swayndhy iniaps ~ prejudice, who
doce not lpp aafp, uudn Tho policy ahadowed h'ih Ivy
Judge knos int Tho principle 10 iraied m applied
o ndt, hualn aud hoe will DO difficulty about H.
Tho opinion Of iho touu Ia rpcoiel pleading Is
lcsuilicnl IN Tho cstcmc II Tho argument Of
btania tho world ovm. II makes no Impression
UPON The heart. speaks no more for Ffcodom' and
what 10 worc Il attempts 10 stuliify tho judgment
Of every reader. II Is tho argument Of the
taskmastcrs, and designed for their benefit; bat no
Court Of Record In Slave State would degrade itself
by pre- aching such doctrine Judge Black and his
compatriots completely annihate State Rights, by
yielding the guardianship Of the personal liberty OF
our citizen to District Judge of the United States
Court Southern judges would not do this, nor sku'k
the question OF Jurisdiction as between them and
Federal Judge. Our judges wish TO win fame by pro-
tectirg their powers by making neT decisions, and
thus TO convert Slavery into National Institution in.
stead of allowing it to remain local one, guarded
and protected by State laws. Judge Knox has hand
somey indicated State Rights by asserting the power
Of the State Judiciary to protect all OF its citizens
PHILADELPHIA.