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LETTER FROM HAPPERs FERRY AND CHARLES
TOWE VA

CuRrE-rowS, Jefferson Co, Oct 2ad.-Captain Chas.
Campbell. Of Chambersburg, Pa, and w.. W. Hsuser,
arrived Lefe o. horseback from Carlisle today. and
had an interview With Andrew Hunter. Esq, assisting the
commemorative attorney. Thoy Informed him they had
captured and committed 10 Carlisle jNi. az O'Clock yes
terday, one Of the fugitive insurgents, vho the think BE-
Cook. They bad an interview with the prisoners in ill.
who say the mans name is Hazlet. Old Brown refused
60 t4z % them.
NJ Huntsr dispatched an application by mail, under
charge Of Mr. Price, ma.l 1gent, 10 GOV. Wise, for o. re-.
QUESTION on the Governor Of Pennsylvania for the arrest
cd party. The Governor has also been tsiesrphed.
The prisoner, Stevens, Is still living. Coppee now savs
be had an elder brother with him, but does not know
what became Of him. Old Brown gave the sheriff an or.
der on Dr.. Murphy, p,y-m1stcr Of the ilarper'- Ferry
luEcFy for the Sap5 taken from him, 10 purchase com.
forts Tor himself and prisoner.
Harms FFsEY, U-t 22-G. w. Chamber. recorder
Of the town, BE- now acting mayor md has been appoint
I'd 10y Col Craig captain Of the armOry gus,4. " j. con
ioutuIed from certain developments that tomorrow night
"as uc Time Originally fixed for the general attack
Patrol companies Lasa 1cfH organized here and M Boil.
var aud Camp lHN. The evidence. an daily accumuls.
ting that thr iu1urrectuu wa based upon q widespread
national organization tud th1t mluy peraons in other
states, whose names are prominent had completely with
'hr cpnspimtprl. The two men from Chambcraburg
Pa, who captured an i%naurgoni, siate that the negro
Pred Douglas hal been there. within n few days of Tho
attack, holding secret meetings with the aboUtonists.
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DAsvrLlr, Va, Oct 18th, 1859.
DISCUSSION BETWEEN PRYOR AND GOODE AT
PBlNCE EDWARD ~COURT-FLlNG AT THE
TOWHATAN DEMOCRACY.

POWHATAN DEMOCRACY.
PEiScE EDWARD, Oct. -, 1859.
IT, hs Efior 9f me wig:
j. vas my good fortune 70 bear the discussion yester.
dal, AZ Prince Edward Court House, between Col. Thorn
o. }. 6oodc and Roger 4. Pryor, There was a large
crowd iu attendance, and an seemed 20 be eager 20 get
a glimpse Of the candidates, aud TO hear them speak
Al last, court adjourned. and Immediately after dinner
Col Goode took the stand and led on in a speech Of an
hour and % half Tie commenced by adverting TO the
aCt that a- late as January 1859 bic opponent. Roger A..
Pryor, had startled the people by the announcement.
through the htofs', That there was no longer Democrat
be- party. lie asked Mr. Pryor nov, az he had asked him
il around the district, 10y what trick Ollegcrdemain, that
party had been resurrecfed from the grave % which no
had 20 lately consigned IT, n there was no Democratic
party, then how comes &c that We hnd Mr.. Pryor now, in
the '1c" NJ bic declaration, -ofciting tie votes Of the
Democrats o. Gas district lie had been arraigncd by
W.. Pryor III being o disorganizer, Sc. He planted him
'ei upon 90" resolutions OF bic party ib MeCklcnburg.
who were opposed TO this Convention. and who only
4 wished tD base % iWr 0nd tree fight lie vas twitnd
with having supported Wiufeid Scat lor the Presidency,
and with being now The candidate u the Petersburg In
teliRcncer This latter charge be- Indignantly denied
That he was supported by the tntcligrncer WAS true. and
he was very grateful % The editors Of that paper for it,
he did support Gen Scott and be- waa not ashamed oft
lie would never regret having lent bic support 10 brave
old man who bad shci his blood NJ Chippewa and ~
Luudg'- Lane. who had led the American army Veto.
Tinuslv over The plains Of Mexico and penetrated TO the
halls Of :ie honie.3mas themselves.
lie vishcI ~ AZ ,ha bcuoCfacY which was the hest
position pie OF. FyGrsf "a voice. Eioerngy'a'g
Pryor had told thOm tlai " DO pasnl uomipated by the
Convention, be would himself be the Judge Of is fair.
ncss, and. u unfair, he would have raised the standard
of revolt, and gone round the district like roaring lion.
sesktub whoa be might devour. Il was like the fellow
who bought 3 paCtsse N s.@-y tickets and stood by 20
see the drawing take place. ~ Acret 8pef s-kct came
out blank, the buyer consoled himself with the Dious
caculaiOns, I'D rascaly transaction" I'D swim
nle'' A. last, n prize IL drawn, aud the fellow swears il
j. che 'faiFCsi thing he eyer sgw IN his life So with
Pryor aud the Convention. " he hsd btap defeated, IL
would have been a Odd raacally Transaction but be
was The nominee, and he swore That IL was the " fairest
Thing he ever saw IN his life lie asked what Pryor was
now doing. The election bad rested in the hands Of the
people, but some 100 OF $50 men had nominated Pryor
~ FarmviIe, and Pryor had told the Democracy At Not.
toway County Court that they we're T. loDor bound 70
J support him. They have no choice-no alternadye,-
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pALrIMoRE MARKErs. Oct. % M

BALTIMORE MARK ETe, Oct. %, r. VI.
CoTFEE-ln the absence Of all speculative inquiry, the market
exhibits no animation, and buyers continue 20 operate sparinrIy
Tor the supply Of positive wants. We quote good to prime Rio az
IFto l2Sc fair llI TO Ike; medium lOA TO Ike. LAguayrA
i2to i3c. Java 49, to IGIe.
fLoUR-There was a good demand for -four to-day, and The mar
Howard street super AZ fa.l2A y bhL, sHd go bbls City Mills do.
at g. 'bbL Ohio super Is in limited receipt, and We heard Of no
sales but holders are steady at tai2E for choice brands.
GhAIS The offerings Of grain 10 day we're light, not exceeding
1000 bushels. OF wheat there we're 6,OOO bushels, and The market
soT Y, though quiet, vas armtr than on Yesterday for choice white.
Sales we're made at lsOdLi26 cents for medium to fair white, 1870
l49 cents for good TO prime, add lfAGltd cents Cor choice; and
red brought llaFtlys cent? & hushel Corn has Improved on yes
terhay prices, aud The receipts reached only aSO bushels. White
At 9aGgG cent. 4 bushel.
MdIssE<-Thcret IS % change 70 note In mnlAsses. The ma,kst
continues quiet and prices are steady. We qu te az before, viz
Cuba Muscovado 2tEE2S cents. Chyed IS0Si cents for sour ana
.s-ei; Porto Rice at 1925 cents English Island 25GSO cents;
New Qlcana aJDt ~ ecuts.
PsoNizoSs The market continue. quiet, and prices for bacon
are lower. We have no sales 20 report To day except 10 jobblrg
bs a - cents for shoulders and iuFIlOi. cents for ddes shoui
ders a. - cents, and sides ~ gt0sit cents y y. In pors We
could hear Of no sales TO day, but late yesterday there we're sale.
OF To- bbh- mes on pdyatetsrms, and 20 do .tttSD ~ bill -
Lard We hear ofno sales, but quotet steady At II y cents Tor prime
western In hbls. ani terces, and - a cents y Dbl In EuaL
susAH-Ihrre was nothing done IN sugar to-day that We could
hear o. The market continues quiet but hruL
sEEns-A good demand s noticed for seeds, and the market l.
steady. Email salez d clnvtT were made At o. -. and tlpoihv A,
dull NJ ~sZi1GiaDO, and nAEseed At el&iHDi - n bush.
NHrgY.-We could hear nf no sales ia " l. commodity this mann
log, aud In the Absence OF sales quote the market dni Al ~ cents
for Ohio and 2~N cents for eity.
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a. I.TrPTsTNG AND MPnRTANr nEr1s1nH


During DE 4-aoD " iia Crcnit Court which closed
i1 I1bora ig Freherekburr o1 i4sl Es3Hrlay. JUDGE
Coleman presiding 70 point. highly iutCrc.upg anJ .m.
pUrf1Ut 10 The bu-iugs Cummuuitg we decided.
Tue point Hro-e Boo the suits Of "Edaafu Abbott w.
iisy 5onr7 and othors' aud DUFF Green W. the same
Thcac we're iouli 'ctous brought under the Nirginia
statute, upon two pf.a4ed negotiable notes. drawn by
Che defendant Joucs, and euiofss4 ty fiird parties. Al
The preceding term Of the Court, the endorsed. u.t Lead.
isg once Judgment were entered as 10 them. but this
defendant ,lesded usury and obtained a confluence on
the calling Of the etsss ~ this term his counsel offered
the endorsers, against whom, us sHce Judgments had
been entered, a. evidence to prove the ussT0.s lonsije.
ration, and upon the admisibiiy Of this evidence tbs
question arose.
The causes were argued With great ability and re-
search by g.. H.. q. Rowe, Esq, for the plaintiffs. and
ee'srA Chas Herndon and VIM. A. Little for the defend
Rn, aud deGaed " igvor OF tsR. plaintiffs. The poin
was purely legal, involving distintions Of law 20 nice a
TO require not only the utIaost skill o. counsel but N,
fullest elaboration Of the Court whose decision va
neyertheless distinct and emphatio 10 the exclusion o
eUdence.-Rsd RNJ.
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The races over the Ashland course win commence on
Thursday aud continue during the week. We learn that
eoap sixty hrstruts horses are already on the ground.
aud M meg interesting and exciting port may be anti.
cipa,ed. The hest possible order Ill be preserved on
as ccsrse. - thai the ladies may feel no hsstsgop IN
attending Persons visiting he Pair win have aspensid
opportunity a seeing sOms Of fbe finest uce-hOres Ia
ohe union, aud witnessing sOme a Ne most beautiful "a
cling that rs csS come OF In the Old Dominiou. There
yin BE- several extra trdos 10 Ashland 90 each day du.
dnf Toe conilnuance q he poes.
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M.ssFats Gar RaLroip.-The annual report of the
Manas-as Gap Railroad shows an improvement in the
revenue Of the company. The gross earnings for tho
year from freight was $iO5,83O o.; from passengers,
skI,5Hl 90, the mails &3,f7G 10. Total, 1885,, 8gS 4s.
The gain over last year is--On freight. EG,l7T, or nine
per cent, and from passengers, S3,S5f, or fifteen per
cent, making ln aggregate from both 81 $1,000 Their
espenscs we're FCo,y1a Ss; Iai0 Orange ana Alexandria
Railroad - 300 al to the Same, half expense At the
depot 1851 80. Total, So8,2B 22-lenvlng The net
earnings sl8,iha tg.
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ur. MILLER. Grafton.

The Hos. HrxRY W. MILLER, of North Carolina viii
deliver his Grafton on THE Nineteenth Century" at the
African Church, tomorrow (WEpSrspAr) evening at
about : O'Clock. MI. MrLLrR is here at the invitation OF
ladies of the Mount Vernon Association. His Grafton Is
said to be a most eloquent and mastery production, and
cannot fail to afford the highest entertainment to the cit
liens of Richmond and visiting strangers. We besPesk
for him an overwhelming audience on tomorrow eve
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~oxYGFyNTTD RITTERs

Read the following letter from Caleb Parker, Esq, Of Concord.
y. VI, a man honoTed and esteemed by al who know hin:
N'gGsr~1,-wlth no deposition - make my name conspicuous
l take the opportunity 90 state to the afflicted the benefit 1 have
derived from the use Of DR.. Grsel's OrVCsaukd R-srs and 4,
recommend them TO others. fNr two years I have been troubled
VII Indigestion and It's attendant evils, such a. haiulsncy, eonsii-
patton, severe attacks Of diarrhra, accompanied With Y tier brash
az the stomach, which reduced me- Ia nesh, strength. and splrlta 20
low thst I vas nearly united for business. l applied 10 several
phy sicians, from whom I obtained only temporary relief I con
eladed, 9Th the advice Of friend. but without the least faith in
their efficacy, 20 try the O<ggSHItSf Ba~rs, from the use Of which
l found immediate relief, having no return Of waterbrash after
taking the first potion. My weight has increased somet thirty ave
pounds, and my health l. perfect / can truly say that 7 consider
the OryysHdfod Bitter the hest tonic eNtant. / have recommend.
ed them to several, who have Invariably found great benefit from
their use. Yours respectfully,
Prepared bv sFTH W. FOwLE A CO. Bo,top' and tor 81 nv
ADIE A GRAY, PURCELL. LADD a co, and w. PETERSON
Richmond, aud By appointed agents In every county, aud Drug.
gtis generally. oe9t-dcAWiw
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TENAa AMY hEb--iho commander " the Depart
ment Of Texas has relieved the present escort 70 the TO
biographical reconnaissance, and Capt A. 7. Lee, Sch in
ianty, has been ordered 20 take post with his company
az theJunctiou % the Fho and LeonA rivers. Capt. g.
D. Jordan, Sh infantry, had been ordered TO proceed
with he CsiHEgni p occupy Pendcucia, about 85 mileC
from Fort Duncan, on The road ~ Corpus Christi. These
commanders have been directed 10 keep scouting parties
constantly 10 The field, and use every means Nv their pow
er for the projection Of the settlements in their vicinity.
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Al Prospect I'M, Yauquer county, on the 18th Inst, by the Rev.
Thomas Duncan, HARRISON ROHEETS0N. E.a. Of NorfoIk a,
Miss ELIZA MARSHALL, OF Fauquier.
On the 18Th inst, by Pdrnds' ceremony, at the residence Of
Aquila yanney. SAMUEL THORSrOS NICHOLS 10 CORNELIA O.
JASNEY. all Of Loudoun.
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DUAL & TONIC ~, tanro

Ing ue condition OF Horses aud Mules, giving them an apne.
ute, and relieving them Of Bots and Worms, Hide Bound, surfeit
ana Dlstemper, and all diseases to which a horse Is subject Intern.
ally This Horse Tonic" gives them an appetite and Glossy coat
OF mar ana can be ZEN on AFTER the animal Is Improved, without
hs falling back 10 his FIRST poor condition. Warranted to contain
no Arsenic, Ihsye yet 10 hear ~ n single Instance where tie
Horse Tonic has failed In doing what l reSomrnendh
ocR5 J. p. DUYAI. Manufa -turer-
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, AGRICULTURAL FAIR

~ AGRICULTURAL AIR.
49, The tolloving named gentl men have been appointed
To assist Ia the performance OF the duties prss-tibed nv ~ Phi.
AMI kerulauoni which are TO govern the Fair
Dr. JGvps p9yEP' Aid. to chief MashsL
EGAN, E@q Chief Of Police;
q. EGGEIlNG, ESQ. supt Of Grounds
MI WOOD Is assigned 20 the gen,ra ehnrre Of the Uor,. NJ.
pAfimenit and Dr. DOVE will give assistance TO the chief Marshal
Ia the various other departments. Any orders e,mIng fron n
gentlemen will be sustained by The Chief MarhAL
IRE following badges will designate the oa6eer, Of The sor,.,y
and the officers aud agents Of the Fair
Pltsiicnt -NUlow R0sstte.
Nice PrrSiignis-White Rosette.
Executive Catnmiiter-Blue Rosettea.
Juig~-Grcen Ribbons In the button hole
Chief MAfshAl-NelloNS sash.
Ahts-whtr sash.
Chief Of Polcc-Red Sash.
Sup rn iendent Of GroUnds-Blue Sash.
hoe. n ou'''
FOrage Masttr-Biue Ribbons In button hole
ASSISTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ribbons In button hole
When premiums have been awarded. Blue RIbbons un dssins,.
the nrH, red the second, white the Aird
These viii he attached TO the ANIMAL OF articles nv The s,r.,tD.
tndenis Of the respective departments These bsdye, vii r.
furnished by the Chief Marshal. !"
se2S-lt ~ 100
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MARHIED.

~ II you want Boots, Shoes or Caters, Of good quality, 20 10
ALEX. HILL a cos. and II you can't get them there, l DO not
know where you eAn and them.
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RAILROAD MEErGNa,-A meeting was held Al Franklin
Court House on the I'd day Of October, aud delegate,
were appointed 70 a railroad convention 70 be convened
At that place on the Sch Of November, which IL 20 take
into consideration the proposed extension Of the Orange
aud Alexandda railroad from Lynohburg 70 the North
Carolina line.-DaH, REGISTER. .
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TwO YABUABLB TRACTS or LAND AT
u Auction, belonging 10 the Estate of Thos.
". Stnbblcn' Id, dcr,d.--Sm be sold At ssluda, IN Mid
biddsr, Pour Hundred aud Thirty four Acres Of land, lying near 10
Saluda, part g. Dragon swamp land, we'll set IN cyrrsss timber, me
balance lu Pine, oak, curlcd maple, Gc. Tie land adioins the lands
Of Nj 1hos. fsuntleroy and others. 1crms-onethird cash, the
baian 10 one aud two years, with interest from day Of sas. Sc
cured by bonds with approved security
The other Tract vas the late residence o. Thomas " qtubhie.
hrid, iu Gloucester County; will be sold on the 2yh day n Deccn-
Der, isj9, on The premises, IL air-if not, the gest tr day. II
contains about - Hundred Acrcli has on " good Brick Dwelling
Hou'e, Wh olhef, nocs-.Ary houses an abundance o. te finest
Hoodiand is wei tlmbsrci Wih OAK, pine aud chssnut
Also. on the goth o. December, viii be sold the perihabie pro.
perry Of The estate, consisting Of horses, mules, catile, hog, plant
alton utensils, crops, 20.
Terms accommodating, and made known on the day Of sale.
THOMAS HUGHES.
Wd n. ROWE,
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Lssp SaiFs o. EOASoEF-Sevcrl farms near Salon,
Roanoke County, Va, have changed handa, recently, At
very fair price,. George Hannah has sold his farm Of
about 300 acres 70 John Gsrgt, ST., for about fGy dollars
per acre. a. q. Duany's farm, with dover upon paft)
Of 2ly aer's, cold 10 Samuel Hubbard, for 5000. And
on "wednesday last, the lands " Mrs. Williams sold 10
different persOns, At an average Of about 5000 per acre
the lot containing about ~ acres. This does not look
much like hard times.
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= Mills, in R'uvannn County Pursuant 10 a De
cree Of M Circut Court ~ Fiuvanna county In the case OF MouIs.
&C. against Morris heirs, rendered ~ The September term. 1850
the undersigned a. Commissioner. will scil a. public auction 10 ne
highest bidder, on the premises, on "wednesday, the 81th
November, l-5s, II fair, II not, the next fair day thereafter. the val
late samIF Morris.
IL contains upwards o. CO ACRES, adjoining she lands of pr
Jesse " Daniel and others. There are about ~ a.rss OF Rivanna
River low Usunds, abo, about 80 acres Of creek low grounds The
farm Is well Satered by n creek running through Il and several
never failing branches. There are also several mos, excellent
More tlan one third ofthe land 10 In original growth.
me improvements consist Of q large mansion house In good re
PAR, With " rooms and an excellent cellar, a eommodous stable
ice house, negro cabins, with brick chimney, aud about 200 yards
from the dwelling house on the public roads a large aud eonye-
nienty arranged Nore HoHss, lumber house, shse shop, blacksmith
,hop. Kitchen rood gardeu, &c The store 4 a. good a stand for a
county store a any In the county, and a ne business has been
done heretofore, and might yet be done ss a country store, being
within = mile Ofthe RlUanna Canal.
The situation L. As beautiful and as healthy A. any in the county
Taken In ne Ehole. its seldom sIch property hn market. A fur.
ther description u deemed unnecessary, a. persons disposed 10
purchase will view the place for themselves.
The land will be sod IN one or more TRACTS as may seem best
on day ofsale.
The terms of sale viii he enough In cash to paw the costs Of suit
and The eSpensein executing the decree, and the balance on a
credit % and2 years, 20 bear interest from the day o. sale. the
purchaser % give bonds with good security for the d.lr.ed pay
mcnis, and IN" title 10 be retained III tie -hole amount Of The
deferred payments a,e made.
MARY r. MORRIS. Com'r,
Near Union Mil Post once,
0rE-CWEW EluvnunaN nuufv Va
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THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

To TIE Editor Of the Whig:
Icnclosc, for publication in the "Whig," nv letter of
resignation as a corporate member of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions" an insii-
tuition whose name implies its character and objects, aud
which is composed of Corporate aud Honorary member
the first appointed for life, and having the control OF the
affairs Of the Association. They have been usually Sc
lecied from all the various sections Of our country: but
OF late wears, no one, l think, has been elected from
either of the Slave States.
Ny colleagues from Virginia have been DR.. Maxwell,
Rev. DR.. Plunmer. and Gen1 J. II. Cooke.
For the last ten years the Prudential COMMITTEES to
whom the immediate control of the Mission Stations has
been entrusted, have required the Missionaries among
the Choctaw Indians to exclude from the Church every
member who held slaves; thus endeayoring TO establish
a test OF Christianity as well as a condition Of Church
membership unknown in the carly and purer days of the
Church. For their contumacy, in refusing to obey this
requirement. these devoted men, whose characters have
been extolled by the Committee, and whose faithful efforts
to benefit the poor Indian have been crowned with great
they have been entirely cut Of from all support by n re-
cent action Of the Board itself, which has formally cast
them oil and solemnly declared that they will no longer
have connexion with such sinners-their only offence
being their federation of shareholders as members of the
Church.
Ii is by such acts as this, by men in the Church and in
the State, that a complete separation in feeling between
the North and South must soon be brought about and
that glorious Union broken, which our fathers fondly
hoped would be perpetuated to the latest generation.
Nv own sclfrcspcct impes me to sever my conncxion
with an association whose members would renounce aud
dcnounce good men for holding like opinions and sane
tioning like practices with my own; and | have, there
fore, written this letter of resignation, which | respect
fully request you TO insert in your excellent Journal
Your compliance will oblige,
Your friend, THOS L. ATKINSON.
nanvtla Va Oct l-Fh 1870
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To CoRRESPONDRNTs.

w.
xrncies tcritsn on eoA sides Of ~ pdper ,Fu not Be psehsn-
Al nd a a ruk Of long sfuadfn0. on1A % % fnotcN hd.,
cal uai Ga no case BE- departed trorA Ootfu1ry nonoes ~eed-
sn0 d0Af lns are charged FOR "a advertisements
@t Wa oraaot uadevtIfe % rsfuTn rejected oonmmsnacdisons
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