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TRUSTEES SALE, REAL ESTATE,
L AT AUCTlON.-As surviving Trustee in a
deed of trust from Jacob Shook, lse Of thu city Of
Richmond, dated the 3ist day of October, 1857, ard
of reco ord in the Clerks office of Richmond Hps-
tings Court will sell upon the premises. on MOa.
DAY. the 18th day of April. if fair il not. the next
fair day, commencing at O'Clock NJ, the real es
tate described in said deed, as follows:
lst The Dwelling House of the late Jacob shook,
situated on the north side of Baker street, near
Brook Avenue. 1t has Is commoaious rooms. with
the necessary couyeDiences, together with large
Brick Kitchen, Brick Stable, &c. The lot fronts
2S3 feet and rups back go feet, to Webster street.
which will be cold in the gross divided il desired
After the sale OF the above, will be sold. large
number of Building Lots On the following streets:
9 Lots on Webster street
" I" Roane
4" " Tyler
Z" Cabell
Also, a House and Lot ON Brooke Avenue, front-
ing about 45 and running back 1870 feet, adjoining
the property of James o Brien decd
TERas-0ne-fourth cash; the balance at 6. IL and
IS months, for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed and secured by trust deeds. Taxes and insur-
ance for 1859 to be paid by the purchaser
JAS N TAYLOR.
Surviving Trustee.
JAS NJ TAYLOR d Son, Aucts. NH 30
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SUB

URBS OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE Il offer
for sale, privately, that very desirable brick resi-
dence and appurtenant outbuiidings with 3acres of
land attached situated at the OF Haryie and
Grove streets in the town of Sydney. and known as
the residence. OF 1.-THE late DR. Il Meredith. The
main building has heen lately repaired and contains
well finished rooms, two OF which are neatly pa
pered. be sides good basement dining ROOM Closets
&C., &c.
There is on the lot. (Which has been for many
years under enclosure, aud il very highly inprog-
ed,l variety Of excellent fruit trees, and good
well.
This property offers many inducements, particu-
larry to those desiring suburban residence viii b
view to the education Of family, it is within
Jew hundred yards of the Richmond College, a RI
sing institution and convenient to the schools and
churches OF the city which is rapidly extending its
bounds in this direction. The neighborhood is
beautiful and pleasant-the buildings beiag chief =
private residences.
Ii not sold before, it will be offered at public auc-
tion on the 9TH day of April next, OF which due no.
tice will be given.
TERMs--0ne eighth cash: the BALANCE in two equal
annual instruments, the purchaser to give bonds
hearing interest from date, with personal security
The interest to be paid annually aud the title to be
retained until the last payment is made.
For furthef particulars. apply to DR. s. EREDITH
Fircastie, Va, or to
JAMES NJ TAYLOR h SON,
NH 2S-dtd Richmond
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IfORE NEW AND CHEAP DRESS

w GOlDs-Cpening this morning large lot CT
Dress Goods consisting OF Berages, Caallies Lawns,
which viii sell of at great bargains; Call and
buy cheap Dress at NAiLshl
AMI Cheap store.
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AUCTION EALBe.
FfIVPEDIYS
BY James NJ. Taylor 4 Son.
COMMISSIONERS IXrr ar xyrr

.OM MlosiONEhS SALE OF VERY
~, no " N4 i REAL ESTATE IN THE CoUN.
cult Court Of Henrico. In the case Of Hufchesop v.
Hutcheson's executors and others the uuds-~tsaed
highest bidder. on the premises on, VEIN Az
the 18th day OF June. 1852 If fair il not on the
lair day thereafter. the flowing very valuable real
estate, situated on or near the Eeep Run Turnuike
about three miles from the city Of Richmond. being
portion OF the property of the late Ambrose Hut
LIST. One tract called TOLL GATE,r containing
q acres. situated immediately on the road about
I'd: portion Of the iCHANTILLAp Tract. lying
on the turnpike. Immediately opposite the home
steal containing about 200 acres. upon which there
ar. Sainabie ice houFes, aud an ice pond. This land
| Is IN q high stateof improvement.
3D. A tract called "PENDLETON.'' containing
y. sores lying on said road, abou. 81 miles from
There are valuable improvements on this tract
consisting Of dwelling house. new barn. stable.
state OF improvement
4fh tract Of land Immediately opposite Pen
OF valuable timber.
snch an opp 'rtunisy is seldom presented to per-
OF the city Of Richmond.
a map and survey of the said land will be made.
in the city Of Richmond; and the land will be sub.
oivi1ed into lots. to sun purchasers
ahavs pe.sons desiring to make inquiry ebont the
Taylor Son or to either of the undersigned one
OF whom, Hugh Nj. Hutchesop, resides near the
prepi ga. ~
TLRMs-One third Of the purchase money in cash:
and the residue in two equal instalmens at one and
TWO years from the day of sae-the credit payments
to be secured by negotiable notes with interest adj
ded, ana the title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid. and conveyance directed by the
Court. - ~
Possession will be given in time to seed crop of
wheat, ard full possession Of each tract will be DELI
veIed at the end of the present year
T6e sale Will commence at the Toll Gate" tract at
ii o'clock, A. III.
rs. sale conducted by JAMES III. TAYLOR i Son,
Auctioneer5.
ALE&'R b pUTCHESON,
JOHN A HUTCHINSON,
YOUNG, fOcmrs.
HUGH NJ FGTCHEsON
81 The Wing and Enquirer will insert the sbove
ohcs week. Country psper) till day of sale, and
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- ACRES OF WOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUN.
TY. ON WHITE OAK SWAMP, ABOUT 8 MILES
BELOW RlCHM0ND.-As Commissioners appoint
co by decree OF the Circuit Court of the city of
in the case Of "Hobson and others VS. Binford 6cn
we shall sell at public auction. the premises, on
MUEDAY, the 18TH April, 1859. at IL O'Clock, n, if
fair, if no the next faic day. tho ll0I acres of
Land conveyed by John George and others 10 Moses
T He aon and Philip Hooson, by deed of the 29th
Nove mber, 1854. This Land is on or near to White
OaS Swamp. about or miles below Richmond
az to the residus At - and "a months or neo,i
be notes, interest added and title retained till all
the purchase money be paid. The taxes for 1859 to
be paid by the purchaser.
IN0 n VOTING
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nyEvE,s COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE
NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-eealed pro

NOTICE TO BUILDERS. Is ealed pro
" posals 10 construct a Hotel, in Danyille. Va,
will be received at the Office Of the Danvile Hotel
Company, until the Sd u Nay, directed TO JOHN
NJ JOHNsToN. Secretary. Danville Hotel Compa
NY Danyiile, Va and endorsed proposals for build
Ing Hotel.
Plans spac fcations and working drawings can
be seen at my flee no I4e Main street until thu
18th April, aud after that day, at the Office Of the
Danvilie Hotel Com pany. In Danvilie.
The House will front ~ feet with wing running
back ~ feet. The whole, including basement will
be six stories high aud built of brick.
fB CLoPI0N, Architect,
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apI GODDIN & APpERSON Aucta
NEoIETY OF HOUSE ANN LOT ON

w VALLEY STREET. IN RICHMOND Fon
SALE -Pursu mt 20 a decree of the Circuit Court
OF Petersburg. in the case OF w Tyler for &c VS.
shaii. on FRIDAY. the 18th day of April 1879. at
O'Clock. m; on the premises proceed TO sell to the
hlahest bidder, on credit of and months equal
instalments, except for cash sufficient 10 nav the
expenses Of sale enc moiety of the House and Lot
ON l3th street. in the city of Richmond belonging
10 the estate of Patrick Rooney or Rouey decd
The said House and Lot lies on Valley street nearly
opposite the residence of Mr. Jno Priddy. Eegotia
the title retained until paid
an kIIG G. RITA Corn,r
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE n,

v IIASI DLDIhh DIE Il ESi UENIE ON
MARSHALL AND PATH STREETS. CHURCH.
Hill, At AUCTION:-Wi be sold upon the prem
ses, on honday. the s5!h inst ct AZ O'clock p III
.4th streets Church Hill and lately in the occupsn-
fy OF Mr. j.. Read. 1t has six rooms Brick Kitcb-
en, with three Rooms. water and usual convent
ences The 10. fronts % feet, and runs back the
depth of half acre lot Wv
IERMs:-i4 cash the balance at T. and IL months.
tor notes, with interest added, and secured by n
trust deed Taxes and insurance for 1889 to be paid
by the purchaser. ~ " b
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON.
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No. SO sgcoNp SrRrEf.l
Baltimore. JaD'y Is, 1853.
REPORT OF ANALYSIS


Baltimore. Jan'y ., 1853.
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
Of Robinson's Manipulated Quano. for FRANCIS
ROBINSON, Esq of Baltimore city.
sample OF the above. which WAS taken ~ yeuf
mills was found, upon analysis. to be capable Of
producing Of
Ammonia Goa per cent
and to contain OF
Bone Phosphate OF Lrae ........... 1882 per cent
This above proportion OF Ammonia and Bene
concentrated manure. Both thsoretical reasoning
and the results of numerous practical experfmen1
have approyed Of t. An application OF zo8 IDS OF
thjs article will supply OF Bone Phosphate q
Lime than is required BIZ any crop, thus leaving
considerable surplus OK this valuable nntfiment ~
miss n sufficienf quantity Of Ammonia 70 act -
nutriment and ssimulant. M ~
:. s s :ss II SOL. issa ss y sssSasaS
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.
j RrcHnoSp. March o. 1859 Tho undersigned
have formed co partnership. under the stJle o. =
r. ANDERSON q CO., and will conftnue " manu-
facture at these works, and supply the following
articles, viz:
All descriptions Of Railroad mpplies--ChaiFs.
Spikes. bridges. Bolts. 10
Freight Cara, with iron and wooden Trucks
Castings Of Brass or iron
wheeisan Axies. fitted or separate
Stationary EnGfnss Of ali sizss for pspots. We
Portable En1I1;eS. 90 saw Mills and 0rss Ails
All Of which We win ell on - sonsgse ~ ~ ~N
Of best QUALITY. gan1 ~SNS1r
s1zGaacaHs H.
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Ia 1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859.
No 1926, Main street,
NJ Il ID KEELING,
LII. Has just returned from New York. and is
now prepared to display the latest and most fash
ionsbie styl es of Gents and Ycuth's ready made
CLOTHING of everys variety, suitable for Spring
and Summer wear.
The finest and best of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and VE.TINGS. selected by himself with great
care; suitable for the retail trade aed to tuit his
Customers, add equal to any In the city. which he
will make to order in the most fashionable style,
and warrant good ht -
Cali SOON make your selection and leave your
m sasure at T. ID KEELlk6'5.
Merchant Tailor and Clothler,
No 1875 Main street, next door 10
NH sl-ow Purcell Co.'S Banking House.
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TRIMMINGS If you wish to pur-
4 chase the handsomest and cheapest dress End
mantle Trimmings, 20 TO
apil II GOLDSMITH, EOS Broad ST,
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SPECIAL NOTICE OF ELE Ar 7

For nyrItles in al! styles of Fancy Goods call at
srH CHRISTIAN 3 LATBRoP.
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opposite Steamers Wharyes Rockets
50 me large and cGmm0dious steamship YORK
TONE, now IN course of construction in New York
VIII ne added to this line during the month Of Jnne
York. three times a week r. W
, 1859-12-21

Nkw ORLEANS, Dec. e0-The u. S. steamer
Brooklyn arrived here to.day, bringing Minis.
ter NeLane's family, also Il. Il. bclarinfrix,
Ar. AcLane's Secretary Of Legation, bearing
the ratified treaty with ihe Juarez government
The treaty, which was ratified on tie l4th inst.
provides for the perpetual right Of way across
Tue lsthmus Of Tehuanterec, from the Rio
Gran5e to Mszatlan, and from Guarna to Ari-
zons, with warehouses at the ternini Of each
transit; all goods between the Atlantic and Pa
ci6c Statea shall pass free Of auty: goods
shipped from tho Transit warehouscs are
70 be duty free; and our troops NIL.
atary stores and munitions Of war are to
pass over the 1sthmus Of Tehuantepec
through Sonora, the same rs those Of Mexico !:
the neutrality Of the Transit is guaranteed by
both Governments; the United States, with or
without the consent Of Mexico, possesses the
right to protect the Tranait md propery bT
force; perfect religious liberty is granted, and
there shall be no forced loans on our citizens,
supPlemental contention permits the inter-
rention Of the United States 10 protect our citi-
zeus and to enforce the treaty siipulat,ons. In
compensation for the release Of duties md pass
ing transits. the United States pays four mil.
lions Of dollars. one-balf of which il reserved
against Mexico. 3
The Above il reliable,
, 1859-12-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.


New YoRk, Dec. 2o-Ths steamer CITY Of
Washington. from Cork, ireland, on tho eth,
furnishes the following latest telegraph:
LONDON, Dec. 6.-Thc Government Of Fruncc
is sopposcd to the appointment Of Count Cavour
as representative of Piedmont, to the Congress.
A despatch from Berlin says the French and
English Governments we're consulting on III
arrangement Of the italian question, which
no serious obstacle from Berlin or St, Peters:
turgh.
Count de Elchburg will represent Austria at
tho opening Of the Congress-, but will be re-
placed afterwards By unother plenipotenttary.
Tbs Tuscan Aonsttar says tho Central ttal-
lsus are better armed than 1t the close If the
var: and ,Eitt perreTere In defending strong
Italian Kingdom:
u, pesasilbross has been appointed Piedmont
The edstor and printer Of the .4mide Ktiginnt
hare BEEN sentenced for publishing al apocry-
rhal letter Of the King Of Sardinia.
, 1859-12-21
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

TCIsnAT EvEx1so, Ike. %, 1s19.
fI0GR-RSeeipiA, ..<G:. SAles were u ftl1 White
Winter II Z. 50 delivered: 1T ba -Warner Spring E1
Ira II t40 track 20 hss Spring Exss and 90 .la Wa
Ter street d. pt1va'e rns 100 b.i& Dubuque CITY"
4sSo dsliEsssd 70 hrs "Wrs& Aurora do It ALI
dstret u hr'. "r1nd De:oar" do nj 44L6 delivered
30 tzas 1>uck~hcat eour In bag 1t ~ sb.
WHEAT-9eceitts. l2Sas bn. Sales were: s00 bu Ned
Wines BY ample 1t u o. in baga 80 tu do 1t LEX
800 tn 30. White u; COO bu No. srsug 1t s4e on
ttaek; 1o tu DO at t9.c track GO tu do At pe; .o
ba No. 9epng 1t sc In stor; 800 bn D., nj ln.ton
1000 tu DO III 9Sciu Rseeted Sptnx II Sc u
s.orr.
CoRN-Kee.pta N.;ssbu. Sales ware :-l,oDbu Mol
1t sc in atoze 80 bu old No. Ut &c In noe to- tu tY
sasrpe II &c tzAck 200 bu No. at %sKc on tzact;
eA ba do 10 Lott ut tc track tu do arrive nj
&4c On track.
oATS-neeelpsA c,sos bu. Sa1cs wtzn:-1too bu Nu.1
at35c In store; 100 bu do sdc on tzzak 500 bu aud
LIS bags del: 200 hu do SC track ZOO bu do
1t sic del.
RYE-Eo seeelpa. Sales 100 bu No. II :sc In store; 81
bsEs DO u 7&t on Track.
H1Dts-ReestpsA. 4eol n. Market shade rnorc nc.
tvs n S9eHe for Grceu Sailed 1nllc for DR. Ssed:
and 13f1tse fa7 DIR Hint
BUrTER-Du1 and heavy ai llelsc for r1rtln, md II
0lse fot Dlir5.
E9GS-SteAdy 1t 1t2l.e.
PouLTRT-p1essed chiekeus tl.ooelssX; pre.sed
Turksys. 64&7ttn.
-Recclrts <.s ttls. Sales 50 ts,s Il s1c
GRASS sEED-Reer!ps s.l:l ~. Market qul4, Sales
71esss good Timothy sted nj $40; 10 bass choice do II
3s-,:K.
LIVE sToCK-Assat for fat Cattle active, poor
Cettlt dull. Hog guiei but ntsu. Sales wf4e:
w., a H..
, 1859-12-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Arcordiug to the con.
Tersrt'on among the Democratic members oi
the House, they will seize upon the first farora.
bic OCCASION to re-uuite their forces, which were
scattered To-day, after the Withdrawal Of Mr,
BococE, for the contest for Speaker. The be-
stowal u their yotea On various gentlemen,
was then an experiment 10 ascertain on whom
the largest number Of til House might ultimate.
]y be CT 1centrated.
The Democratic Senators, having in caucus
completed the list Of committees, It. hns betil
banded to those Of the Opposition to gil up the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, Mr: Clay rs
Chairman Of the Committee on Commerce, Mr..
Yulee on the Post Office, Mr Green on the
COMMITTEES on Territories, Mr. Mallory on Ma.
yal Affairs, Mr. Bayard on the Judiciu,y, and
Mr. Brown on the District Of Columbia
The information brought By the steamship
Tennessee, received here to.day, il that Minis
ter AcLane remaics at Vera Cruz with the ex-
pectation Of making satisfactory treaty, The
understanding in thc best Informed circles there,
was that the point on which the late treaty
failed had been substantially concluded by the
constitutional Government.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2u-The Pacific Railroad
bill. which Senator Gwin intends Introducing ut
the earliest opportunity, is the same as reported
from the select committee and the amendment
made thereto By the Senate at the close Of thu
last session.
The paiFing or Of some O: the House, ar-
counts for the reduction in the aggregate, but
does not alter the relative vote for Speaker Oh
the lat two trials to-day, when Mr. Sherman
lacked four Of an election. On the last ballot
however, only three were necessary to produce
thut result. and this was occasioned By the ab.
sence Of Mr. Reynolds, Of New York.
The IS votes for Boteler we're cast by II Of
bis own South American friends, with George
Br.ggs and IS Southern Democrats. Dir. Nc
Clernands rs votes included all tue Illinois
Democrats and some from the South and else
where. No other Democrat received more tbu1,
Eotes- Aessrs. Adrian. Horace F. Clark and
Riggs voted for John G. Dayis, of Indiana and
Ar: Davis voted for Ar. Clark, Of n. y.
The Democratic Senators were again in Gnu
Gus to-day on the subject Of Public rrintcr.
and. as Yesterday. adjourned without making
The proposition from Mayor Hartley, WHO is
we'll known In connection with the manufactuee
of Ere arms at Richmond, and which has bce,
recommended to tue Legislature by Gov. Wise,
meets with the approval Of the citizens Of Vir-
gtn'a. The enterprise is to be under the aus.
piees Of company with million dollars capi-
tai.
, 1859-12-21
BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsuse1os. Dee -.
HocsE.-air. Taylor said that his colleague,
Mr. Lnndrum, was still confined 10 his room.
lie could be brought here, but perhaps ut The
risk OF his health. Mr. Taylor asked that rome
gentleman on tue other side would pair of with
biz colleague.
: Mr. Grow said they had heard that appeal
every day. Was It fair TO ask any gentleman
present 70 pair of with him! Pairs were usu.
allJ made BY individuals themselves, and II
cases where both parties had to he absent,
Mr.. Tayler said the question resolved itself
into one of courtesy, aud Is the circumstances
stand, it WAS proper to make pair. If This up
peal was not responded to, lie suggested to gen
slemcn on the Democratic side tllnt they have
recourse to tlose familiar methods which would
hare the effect ofpreventing vote,
Nr. GROW thought it WAS a bad practice for
one side coming into the House and asking the
other to Offset tneir absentees.
Mr.. John Cochrane addressed the House. He
denied that the Union meetings were of no &C.
count, as has been asserted. They prepare the
public mind for action. He declared the Unipn
was in no danger, but strongly ccusurcd the ill.,
hammatory course OF tue liboltionists aud Re-
publicans. in endeayoring to bring about such
danger As long as the Democratic party of the
North stand firm on the principles Of the Con-
stitusion. Whatever the feelings Of the South, !,
the North will protect and support it in every
right. No crisis will approach that will para]yze
the arm Of the Democracy. They will stund,
and always have ss"oa firm BY tlseir, fellow
Democrats all orer the Uniou.
After call Of the House, the 14th ballot vas
taken:
Whole Number Q! vote1.
Necessary % choice ..+-.-.-..-..: lis
Nsce3p.sd ef ben .:..........:: ............l.1
notle!. sosth Ame1ieaa.... y
, 1859-12-21

pu11ApELru1A, Dec. eo.-A meeting Of The
secede in body from schools in tins city, und
60 70 Southern Colleges. There was d large at.
Tendance. Jefferson Col1rge loses auD and
Pennsylrania University 100 students. They
will proceed in a body 10 norrow night in 4
special tram from the Baltimore depot. The
proceedings were conducted throughout with
great decosuuo. Where were no exhibitions Of
riolent feelings, A number will 60 to tue Rich.
n1ond Medical College 1t appears that the Of
fcefs Of some Of ths Southern Medical Colleges
hare made overtures to the students attending
the Colleges here, for the purpose Of Inducing
them 10 desert their schools and proceed to tbs
Institutions in the South.
, 1859-12-21
Fall of n vvarclAo o sc In Ne,V York

New Ioak. Dec. eo.-The building. Nos. 81
4 Lawbcr, -eroccra, and hcsrf,y stored with
hour, ctc., fell this evening With terrible
crash:. There had been q slight fire in The
building. which was promptly cxtinguis!ed.
The iremen and police lsad hardly time to
emerge from the building when the walls fell.
4 policeman named stersrt was s. shoetipelx boz ns;
mnug1ed; and is beyond recovery. A laboring
man, name unknown, vas dreadful]y injured,
aud others have been taken out badly hurt. The
fremen aFe engaged in removing the ruins in
search for the victims
, 1859-12-21


New IoRk, Dec: s0.-At the Union meeting
last evening. J. ". Sarage nominated Lisut.
Gen. Scott Tor President aud Gen. Sam. Houston
for Vice President.
At each Of the outside meetings the noruina-
tions were carried ainid The plaudits Of the mul.
tltude- The resolutions read as follows: There
fore, be it
Rtsotstd, That the Union thus formed. con.
sttuting ns it does the closest, most delicate and
important relation that can exist betwcen COM
munatiee Of people, demands from each part a
warm and earnest consideration for the safety.
prosperity and happiness Of tbe other, and TINT
whatever policy tends to subvert this end is hos
tile TO the true spirit Of the compact.
Rssolef3, That the Constitution. the treaties,
tue laws Of the United States, and the judicial
decisions thereupon, recognize the institution Of
slavery as legally existing, and that il il our
duty as good citizens of a common government
10 good faith, to stand by that Constitution,
those treaties, those laws, and the .ecision Of
that tinal arbiter Of oil disputed points, the Su.
pEemc Court Of 1he United States.
Hssolred, That innsn,uch as the proceedings
Of the Convention which framed thc Constt,,-
ton were brought to stand, as appears By tho
declaration OF Roger Sherman, one Of its most
distinguished authors, until a compromise was
agreed to on The various propositions relating
10 Slavery, which compromise embraced q re.
strict'on On the power 10 prevent the iznporta.
r.
ing on each State 6hd upon the Union to sur
render iugitires from kervice-a representation
in Congress founded, in part, Of three fftl,s
Of . s!ayc population, and other guaran-
tees for the protection Of slave property -
that we protest against aud denounce as
contrary to the pligbied faith on which the Cou
stitution was established, all acts Or inflamma.
tori appeals which tend to make The Onion less
perfect, orto jeopardizc or TO disturb it's har-
1nony, compromise and concession upon which
The Union was formed By our fathers; that
We regard the recent outrage at Harpcr's
Feny ~ = crime not only against TIC
stale Of Virginia, but against the Union
'tscIf. and re approve OF the tirnness by
which the treason has been duly punished;
that in our opiuion the subject Of slavery has
been too long mingled with party politics, and
the result has been the creation Of sectional
parties, contrary to the advice, letter, and
spirit Of the Farewell Address Of The Father If
our common country; that therefore it is the
duty OF farmers, planters, manufacturers. mer-
chants, mechanics and Of every citizen, North.
South. East and West. to discountenance aii
parties and organizations that thus violate the
spirit Of the Constitution and adyice OF Wash
lngton.