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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTs,

SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE STAR. in George
~ town, are most earnestly and respectfully ro-
qnested To be punctual IN settling with The agent or
his collector, next week, as he is very anxious To
square up his books, as near possible the first of
the year. ian %,
THE GEORGE WASHINGTON CLUBtske
4 great pleasure IN announcing to their "a
friends and the public 10 general, that their ~
tiGi, Ge9rsetown, on WEDNESDAY, EVE kzsfA
MING, January 9th, 1853.
Hays Celebrated Cotillon Band has been engaged
for the evening.
No hats or caps allowed in the room on the night
OF The Ball.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
ana ladies' ; to be had Of any member of the Club,
and ut the door on the evening of the ball.
BY order of
81 At THE COMMITTEE
NJ NOTICE.-LIC S.-All persons
~ whose Licenses from the Corporation of
eorgetown expire on the 81 st INST. hereby nOti
ned promptly tn renew the same, otherwise they
may subject themselves to a fine.
3 SawtIOthJan WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
nor BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing Clip
= per Schooner n Ellen MAR, NIckcrsnn-ra
Master. has arrived, aud will have quick ~
dispatch for the above port. For freg or-&5-s8a
passage apply to HARTLEY BROTHER, lGI
water street, Georgetown. d 8-lw
TANES.-Persons paying their Taxes on or be
lore January ist, 1853. i'll save interest and ex-
penses otherwise interest will charged dating back
to the hrst Monday IN October last.
dl-lm' &. +. SIIEKELT.. Collector.
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AIRS. GEORGE. from ENGLAND, wishes to- IN
lNl form the ladies' and gent ,emen Of Wsshipsto,
and Georgetown and the vlcinly. that she ean be
Events, such as owe, Marriage Loses, L.wsuii,
and many other Difficulties; She o.n be seen on L.
street. No. 2l2, near the West Market, Home.
from 2 q m. until .. m. Ladies Is cents: Gentle
men 80 cents. dss-s
NEW MUSIC received seni- " eekly; Muse ~,
der ed frofa and sent 20 anJ pert Of the oountr,
Music Bound, &C &C., at our Piano Wnrer..nrn, :
30 Pa. avenue, between 9th and l0fh streets
-oS JOHN r. ELLIS.
A PERFECT BEE HIVE Is MeI,AU0EITN.s
~ %. Stc et .nn wsek, Ne. 20 Pa. avenue, bes re4s
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d 9-lawts a GREEN aTct

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, the 9Th Jarusry' 1875 same
hour. BY order of the Trus ee
ian ld7 A. GREEN Auctiopeer
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G. A II RIA n r. =

C. X X LAG ES
i HE Subscriber having made addition. IN IA.
Factory, making II now one of the LARGEST -
IN the D d,.t,p %here his facilities for
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he ,ur
ef 4. ana bo, IRON his long eSpe!eace the bust
hand. s" T" "sohs AeP' On
AZ REPAlRs neatly done, and all orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in ex change for new
ones. ANDREW 4 InvSE ' He"
a lO-tf cornar Of i.,h 81 e..
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AUCTION sAIEs,

TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.
By JAS. c. CURE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.
y Owlng 20 The inclemency Of the weather yes
,eIuas ana the present pressure m the money mar
ket, MAJ y. Tochman has POSTPONED the pub
nc sale OF his residence and farm Summer Hill ~
IN the County OF Alexandra, Va. until MONDAY,
heNh OF January next. AZ 10 o'clock a. m, on the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
prVate SAFE; and further information TO terms Of
sale, de- may be obtained AZ the auction store of J.
&. Mcclure. JAS. g.. Mc(iIrIkE
OcT -2aw Auction and Commission Merchant
BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
STOCK, ACCOMPANYING UTENSILS, Fur
- NITURE. &c, AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the
4;h January, shall sell, at the residence of MIR.
Basil Benson, on North p street, between 4th and
9Th streets west. at 10 O'Clock q. IN
q hne Work Horses, superior Mich Cow
Corn, Cornf,ddsr and Shucks
excellent Family Carriage aud Harness
Carts and Gear, Flows, HarTows, DC, dc.
Also, IN excellent lot Of Furniture, suoh as
Mahogany Sofa. SIdeboard
Cane and other Chars
Bedsteads, Carpets, Stoves
Kitchen Furniture. dc
Terms: Cash, In current funds.
I'D A. GREEN, Auctloueer.
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SAIE At THE MARINE. DA n 4, A 4


SALE AT THE MARINE BARRACKS. BY
DAY, the 5'h JAM. l8e', shall sell. at the Marine
Barracks 10y order the Quaterrnaster at u o'cl'k
~. the following Goods, viz:
$50 Bavonet Scahbards,
81 Bayonet Belts,
10 Ca'tUdge Boxes,
81 artridgP box Belts,
u Swords, Sword Belts. Drum,
Drum shells, Fife, IS Waist Belts,
- Percussion Cap Pouches. enders,
Carpet. lot of Brass, Crate,
3Stovesfend lot of Pipe,
A Int nf Carpenters fools.
Terms cash, IN specie.
& eod&ds A.GREEN Auctionner
A SMALL r. ABMAT PUBLIC SALF,-The
"A undersigned IL authorized TO sell a small Farm,
CONTIGUOUS u tentreyle, IA PIncs GEORGES coun-
G,at private sale. This Fract al I.aud contains
aeout thirty four acres. and hes immediately on the
pubiIc road !e3dIng from Gpper Marlboro TO Wash
lngt"n CITY, being ten miles from the hitter rlace.
and SIX from the former.
There is upon the pace an abundance Of oak and
chestnut wood, aud several springs of very pure
water.
The improvements consist of a conveniently siz d
Dwelling House. in good repa r, to- ether with the
necessary out houses. aud pump of e2 client wa
Ter al Tue door. The whole place is enclosed BY a
strong, Sustantli fence, made of the be materI-
ais This arm, from tue character of The soil It's
favorable location, and nearness to the markets of
the District, is most ehglbly suited for gardening
purposes. As tho owner has determined To remove
to The West. this place can be bought very cheap
for cash Mt private sale.
II not sold AT private sale before SATURDAY,
I'd day OF January next, will that day be ed
~ pun ic sale ON the premises TO the ghcst bidder
between the hours of u and o'clock.
FOR fuTther particulars, inquire of j. a. ROREE
by Letter.
l8-2awts SHELBY CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

sJU WHISKY
, The subscriber has received direct from Wollace
perior BOURBON WHISKY, twenty wears old.
which will be sold for 50 per dozen
d 3i-eod6t j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Niacarn m H.Iis>x

......-I Ho'h Liverpool on the 10Th nit
arrived here early this morning having eneonn'
succession 'o 'A osSs IN
sales Of cotton for the weet vere rnot.-,,.
alihoueo prices bad generally declined and
holders were pressing on The market
breadstnns were quiet without quolable change
The money market was slig huy easier. and con-
soils had advances
The Niagara is due al Boston tomorrow ,ne,
noon. The news she brings is not Of an Important
nature. Nothing later had been received from
India.
The Bank Of France had reduced the rate OF
interest to six per cent
The commercial crisis I'm the north OF Enron.
continues severe
AHA 7, at Hamburg are improving
Powell son, London, had failed with heavy
liabilities
The London discount houses are les. stringent.
and the applications 10 the Bank are light
The financial troubles have affected the wooden
Manufacturers, and Cheeseborough Son, York
shire, have failed
otber failures are expected TO follow France
has imposed duty on foreign brandies A fur
ther Intellectual attempt had been made 10 launch
the Leviaihan. The American submarine COM
panirs have abandoned the attempt 10 raise the
sunken ships at sebastoPol.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton had declined, particularly on the new
crop. Richardson, Spence Il Co.'S Circular re-
ports Western canal flour, 23s; Southern hour,
5S.a:Ss.; Ohio, 27s a2Ss.
SECOND DIspaTcHJ
ConsolS Tor money quoted % n, and % for ar
count. The money market was slightly easier
the amount Of bullion in the Bank having in
creased Largely. The cotton maj ket was dull
and all qualities Were considerably lower Bre,d
suns were quiet, and prices generally unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02
T AIDES FURS! LADIES' FURSm

AIDES FURS. LADIES' FURSm
.he following is list of prices Of FVRS con-
signed me comniss on from a Fur COMPANY In
New York, to be sold at New York Wholesale
prices:
Sets Rock Martcn Victorines and half Capcs
, rom -...-...-.. S so to la.oc
Sets French Sable half and three. quarter
Capss. .........-..-... 100 to II 60
Ssts do. Nlantlilas and COaks. rs 90 TO S. q
SETS Fitch ctorInes and Half Capes 1000 to So ~
Sets stone NaTten NlctoTinss. .l7.O0 To 22.f0
Sets Mink Sable VictorInes and Half
Capes. .;-.,......;.~ aO.co to IS 90
Capes; $500 to IS 90
Sets Siberian Squirrel M8ntilas and
Cloak ...-..~..-..-....... Is on 10 60 20
sets Hubs Bay Sable Half Capes. $500 to a5.cN
SETS do do do Three-fUurth. 10000
Nj Isses siberian Square Cepes. Nto go
nj isses limitation Ermine Capes ..... 2 81 10 no
Ientiemsns or Collars and Gloves. $50 to 5.tO
Hudson Bay Sable. Mink. Fitch French
Sable, and other uts, at prices ON N to 25 90
d. II. STINEMETZ,
26 Pa. avenue, near 18th street,
de- next door to Madame Delarue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

CRIMINAL CoURr.-rhe Court met today Dur
suant to adjournment, and the sealed verdict of
the jury In the case of the United States rs. los
F. Birch, was read-the jury found a verdict OF
not guilty
The jury was then dismissed until Monday
morning next at 10 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

III BRUsHEs, al Gf BBs' Hair store. near isth
st. and Pa. av.. and at his Sales Room, under VIII
hrdS' hotel. % .'7I1 = n 9-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02
CON MERCIAL

Cotton had declined, particularly on the ne
crop. Richardson, Spence h CO.. Circular q
ports Western canal Hour, 23s., Southern tou
3jS.a2Ss Ohio, 27s a2ss
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SESr DowN.-lesterday afternoon, Thos. Rat.
elite was arrested for indecent behavior I'm the
street. He was taken beforn Justice Dom, where
h" began defence Of himself that Obliged Officer
Watson to employ force Of arms to secure him
He was thunped a little, bandcnffed and sent to
the work house for ninety days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

To.SIGHr more and richer fun at the Melo.
deon by the Lands Opera Troupe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

ORIENTAL NAIL POLISH, giylng beautiful
~ lustre to the finger nails, at GIBBS'S Hair
Store. near 18th street. Pa. ave. IN -3u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

CENTRE MARkET.-This morning the supply
was much larger than on the last market day
Prices were generally the same, but the sales
were dull. Pork was selling for g. 25 per IoC
lbs. al the scales. The hay market was well
supplied, and the prices ranged from 95 cents 10
Sis per cwt. Quite a large stock of poultry
was offered 10y city dealers, but the demand ap
peared to lie small. The prices in the provision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

AT Sr PATRICK CHURCH, tomorrow morn
ing. at the u o'clock mass, a charity sermon
will be preached by Rev. DIR Sourin, Professor
OF Loyola College, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

A LMANACH De GOTHA; Annuaire Diplo
~ matIque ct Statistlque pour Pannce 1853.
The Royal kaiendar for 1888, X egister for Eng
land, Scotland, Ireland and the Colonies.
The British Almanac and Companion for 1883.
d3I FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

The Soar MAN.-For several DAYS past yonpp
man, clad in the fashion of I776, has been pass
ing about the streets, attracting considerable at
tention aud exciting the curiosity Of folks as TO
his name business, &c, aud the questions rela-
tive thereto were variouSiy answered S.s,er
day afternoon, while the Perseverance Fire Corn
Pany was testing piece of apparatus in front of
The Bank OF Washington, where a crowd had
Assembled, this singular individual mounted a
bench and commenced a speech i'm the styIe OF
the fszor-StroP Man. drawing large crowd
around him. The subject OF his Grafton was the
sale The police notified him that he was vic
lating law. lie "dried np'' for a season hut
presently rec"nmeDc-d operations, when the
Chief Of Police arrested him and took him I've.
fore Justice Dom, who fined him S. and costs
Inc interference of the police was d great dis
appointment to the crowd-lOt of fun and amus.-
Insnt being anticipate
TnE RIVER The schooner Fairfax sailed from
Georgetown yesterday, for New York with hou:
the searsville (Dodge's Iins) sailed the same day
for Boston, with coal
The steamer George Page has been purchased
by the Washington and Alexandria and Msunt
Vernon Steamboat Company and was taken pos
session Of Yesterday by that COMPANY An. - IN
run from the old wharf, and with the assurance
that the public may de pend upon he line obsety-
ing strictly regular hours Of Starting This fact
will please the travelling Pnblic vastly
DR.. MaCEAY's LECTURE. tonight, Is already
secure Of having a large and fashionable audi
ence, as Lord Napier and suite, Miss l.ane-tLe
Presidents niece and others have signihed their
purpose to be pfesent. No writer Is more de-
sefVediy popular with the public at large than
Chafies I'd kay. who, through the hearty man
~ productions Of his pen has made for himself
s"ch place In the popular heart was, and il
occupied by the poet Burns. Who goes ro-nigh,
10 see and hear the author of ''Jessnnette and
Jeannot
The HIKING Ar CATTs's The public hiring
according TO custom, took place to-day at West
End. The demand for servants was greater than
thu supply, consequently prices were high Men
aud boys ranged from $40 10 Sltn Women { otn
SO TO so. Girl, from So to So -4Itrandyia
SsHHhfi, III
l. O o F-The following gentlemen have
bseR elected officers of Central Lodge No l. l.
q q. F: A. J BoTIand, n. Ii; w w w.d
V d; Jed Cuttings, y; X. w Middleton
X. ); Martin johnson, r 0-|"'
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SHAWLS FOR GENTLEMEN.
- Shaws for ADDE'S, all qualities
Gloves of all kinds, for ladies and gentlemen.
BLACK Silks, all grades. Sc
French Merinos and Plaid Merinos, closing ont
cheap.
Wooden Comforts and Wooden Caters, for chill
dren.
Black Velvet Ribbons. all widths.
With many other cheap and desirable Goods for
cash. WILLIAM X. RILEY,
d q 2w corner 9Th ST.. opposite Centre Ma ket
10 CASTOR & CLARK,
40 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue House,
DsALBRsIS
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
The subscribers call attention to a desirable Stock
OF CLOTH1NG which they now nave ON ex hibi-
on at their Store. No. 20 Louisiana avenue second
door from 18th street. and as they determined to
close of the lot If possible, every effort necessary
their part shall be used in order please their
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the stock he perfect IN POI u of durability, fit and
style, bectuse we make Everything Ourselye O., and
have no hesitation In saying goods Ill bs found
equal to the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes of fashion, parties
may rest ured of finding the latest cut and make
In store. subject to their inspection and approval.
Sl5.UD worth of Goods for Mems, Boy e. and Ser
wants Wear, will he sold ri auction Prices and pur-
CHI sers would do well to examine the lot This is
d umbug, Ms our assert ons he proved on az
ami"ation. Call AID see US 1T the above Store
28-3m CASTOR d CLARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-02

THx R.FFLR for water color drawings at Tay
Tor and Maury's, will take place at o'clock thi,
evening
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
lieutenant OVerlor.

Pr clEMrNT R. HAERIs. of Culpeper
il spoken Of in several papers. in very
aattering terms, d candidate for Til
Lieutenant Governorship. We cordially
endorse the Doctors Democracy. having
personally known him for several years
DR.. II. formerly lived in Augusta CO.
where he enjoyed = deserved popularity,
representing that county ii the State
Councils ; he was an acknowledged lead !
or of the Democracy hi that county. We
would be pleased to see ourold friend get
the nomination..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
That shingl, laellins-asain,

Messrs, ( Addison, Dyar & Co., hay,
sold the right of making, vending and
using, in this and several adjacent coun.
ties, the Single Machine noticed in oul
paper for several weeks past. to . gentle
man Of Raleigh Co. They, however,
sold a shop right TO use in this place, 10
Messers. NoDrNE and HrArr, the two
!" live Yankees z who are erecting the
large Steam Mil at this Point. They
have. the Machine at present in operation
at Mr.. Williams Mil. bntwhen their mill
is completed ,it will be removed there
When Messrs N. & HIS Mill is put In
operation, it will be found to be 4 great
convenience n this Valley, as most of the
building materials which have now to be
procured from the towns on the Ohio,
can then be gotten here. Besides saving
lumber, they intend to attach a Planning
Machine. and manufacture Sash, Doors,
Blinds, We. They deserve the encour-
agementI Of The community, instead Of a
combination 81 legal and street ability
against them. !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
Stag,s Atsidrnt.

On Friday morning last, the Poin,
Pleasant Stage. which starts from Thu
place at 5 Al. NJ, when about IA mile.
below here, upset, and injured some 81
the passengers There were II passen,
gers besides the driver one man, Mr..
Rarnsw orth. Of St. Louis, Mo-, and for
merry Of Greenbricr Co., was severely in
jqred when We last heard from him,
Sunday evening he was still senseless,
although he began 10 have some use Of his
limbs. He is AZ The residence Of d. L.
Bowling, Esq, il Putnam Go. Mr.John
Nevius. fof this place, had his lip cut, and
big little child received slight bruise on
the face. ri going down atsteep hin,
one Of the wheel horses got his leg
over q trace, and commenced kick.
ing; the team became unmanapable.
and the stage was thrown down 4 steep
enbankment. From the appearance Of
the stage. which was brought back to
this place for repairs, ii is surprising
that the accident Was mol moro serious.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
singular. ISM in

The letter ofthe Hon. Sherrard Glenn
lens. Member 81 Congress from tht
Wheeling District, and aspiraut iof 1 rel
nomination. in which BE says he was
4 authorized" to withdraw Judge Brock
enbrough's name, had very diverse eff
feet on two Of the democratic editors ID
Richmond. The {. Honorable = bolus
was well prepared. and had tie desired
effect; the diversity Of its operation, on;
|ly shows that the human system, by !
little preparation, can Be made 10 resist
the action Of almost any poison. no mat
ter how virulent il may be.
The editor Of the Enquirer, not being
prepared for sherrard's pin, swallowed
! it, but not without showinga little ire
sistance, and expressing some doubts
whether quack Of the first water had
not prepared the sugar coated bolus from
ingredients not mentioned in the original
recipe.
The South, however, apparently I'M
derstood the ropes. On the second day
after Judge Brockenbrough's letter ap-i
peared in the Eaqairer, the South gulPed
down the pill without making single
wry face, Of giving one word d comment
on the discrepancy Of facts, as stated in
i II -
the two letters. Singular, isnit il?
The City papers. generally assume 70
themselves all the keenness Of PERCEPTION.
and quickness Of detection, 10 such mat
tiers, but We think orr two Richmond
contemporaries we're fairly caught this
time. But the base deception did not
catch us mapping. The Ser, true d the
needle TO the pole constant ID its yigils
as he Polar Star atchful az Cerbe-
rus, when the welfare Of its friends are q
ks-dispensing its bright rays on oil
around always ready to aid ii elevating
honest worth and integrity, but equally
prompt to crush the deeeptions and false
hoods Of base tools and demegogues-
he Star, we say. was not caught in this
1illainous trap. It promptly repudiated
be idea that Sherrard was authorized to
peak for Judge Brockenbrough II II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-14
From the Rirhmond Enauisr
Tho GubernatoriaI Elettien- H,,is
Letchef, Rnffner, Edm1ndson, Sc.

Messrs, Editors Since The recent d..
yelopment inIrelalion to the couneetiOuo
John Letcher with the celebrated Ruf.
ner pamphlets, and the dcmonsiraiiOnoi
ilistotal aasonadaess upon the subjected
slavery in 1847, and his recent equiyoSe.
ton relative 70 his position at that Inn,
It seems to be generally conceded by Id
Democracy Of Trans. Allegheny, 50 fi
as Lean learn that all idea oflnominating
Mr.. Eetcher IS candidatelfor Gorsrnsr
ought to be at once abandoned BY ls
Democratic party of Virginia Thss
now seems To- be a strong and Adacidsa
preference in some portions Of the Wes
in favor of Henry a. EdmRndson, Il
Roanoke but the great current Of public
sentiment seems to be III favor IF Judg
Brockenbro1gh, of RoekbEalge. He b
9 strong hold upon the confidence and Il
lection of the people Of Trans Alleghanf
Virginia. and certainly his distinguish
ed ability. bis. lifelong devotion .
The principles 81 Democracy and iln 10;
situations of Virginia, are sufficient g
entltle him TO tho confidence and support
OF the people East ofthe Blue Ridge. !.
The Dem ocracy Of Ibis seetiono sts
State are amazed at the zeal still maniiss-
ted by 2 portion Of the pro s7dssyy presses
of the Kast IN favor of John Ls;chef.--
We cannot divine their motive. Il q
that they believe the institutions Of VIZ.
glnia will be safer when left to The pro-
lection Of man who denounced slavery
IN l847, as blighting curse. than When
lett TO the guardianship Of one Of Der dis.
sons. who has always been
true toshis native State and the Sonsh
Ore tie sldvsAolders. end he.peoPlf q
Eastern Ntgiaie demdnding he aoaaiHa.
tiOn Of John Ls1chsr 2 VIII the slsEs
holding East attempt % force upon ihs
West, man who, less than eleven yaali
sgo. reviled and denounced slavery u
erms not less bitter and contemptueus
ban ere used BY The Abolitionists Of ths
present day al the North /? ! cannot BE-
leve that the East will attempt such
hing. She viii not thus siultify herself
'he will stand BY Trans AlIeghany u
demanding the termination Of man Ello
az always been true to Virginia and her
Institutions. Who, then, win the kass
refer /? VIII she aid tie West IN nom.
nsting Brockenbrough, or Edpundson;;
: Tucker, or Hopkins, or any other COCA
Democrat who cah show dem fsfofu