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>,I.f> " >Iuchsly RIrnYDy.

Ity ~ b'HA r.t.1y prsr"'F. , t.
RsPogrFDy Wy 4. ". PUg,EII = c., STOCK BsrA,..
Ih">r quotations .! 't.caa - merely U.l...' IS.
are 0arriu: ~ pr'.vI'.
Virginia s per crnt.3' yeu>iu r, ..-4l..a. '.-
Do. Do ,ai~. ipi
Richmond City Eon.. - sale. t.s,.H ..ry..
virginia Bans StOc., gar -" 49,, -
Farmers iituh Stock. sI""-
EXCHANGE Tan, SiorN. lac .air- FL.
virginia lrc an! Marine lr-U.IUc, s...s. 80. -
Merchant. insurauc. ';",-, Sale
Richmond s!.r Ns>ori. igu siH"N, .ts 80 -
firgtnit C-.tsAl !ttgIT,aG Ni".., -"
R!chmout md Peters, ~. Ri.ir"-I >ig's, ia,i ,..y .,
Richmond and D,Evili. ililrnsg stock. jest a. p,
james River ana HauIsAa -,5sh, 81 ,t-r~i
Richmond iud p.a lbr Railroad rHs rtn,r,' ..,
sales 81 Hn.
Jaines Ri'r' am kaus~'r .'r,-""~ ~ t...' .as~.
iInl. sale. -: ct.
Virginia sni Tennessee :a'lra-l g. Gd,. I.Im.'s-..
Ia.t ,tLr, -: ar,I It"r-,.. Do. .Dt M.r,s4s. D..
lac; . r., 80 ATT ..I'r".'. 10. iii mortgage. a g..
~ anG tnirTrs.
yir: MA Contra Railroad Borb, ..t and iE!rp.G
Orange su'i klrNanIr,, Railroad Bone. $50 81. u.a.
Orange and AlcNLndris per 'rL' BONDS go t]Hta'r-.
Norf"!. CIV 40 ant interest.
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4 MOVE IN the RIGHT DIRECTION.

We insert below the resolutions adopted ny
the Board of Directors of the Richmond anu Dan
Vile Railroad. We agree with the hics'inoi'u
Examiner" that these resolutions will re-
cciyc the c~oriial approval Of the section oil tins
| State through which this road passes. The
u.onlc of VIRGINIA. 50 far is sc see, are ready
! for ihr abortion oi measures the most stringent,
in order 10 force upon their Northern aSSallants
= knowledge OF: the results which must follow
. their persistence in this mti-Slavery agitation.
n our Northern associates wish 10 reap The
!, benefits Of this Union, they must >uticr the
! Southern people 10 ENJOY peace, and must pre-
vent their lawleSS citizens from violating !"
and ~piundcring property.
gIcnN">p ~ DASvILLE RAmG"An Co..
Richmond. Nov. ~. 59.
At a,.retiug OF the Board oil Directors OF this
Company, held this day, at the Office Of the
Company, the following rreamhI" and reSol"-
ton were adopted:
Whereas, Under existing circumstances, We
consider il TO he or duty, rs managers oil a
Southern enterprise and Institution, as Tar us Is
| consistent with the rights and Interests oi the
owners and stockholders Ill the same, TO cncorr-
auc and promote the commercial and industrial
iudependcucc of our section aIid Stale; ana,
whereas, it is, in many and most Instances, IN
our power 10 purchase or manufacture articles
as cheap and valuable Of Southern or ioreign
make or manufacture as those Tor the supply OF
which we have heretofore relied upon the
people of the Northern or free S;alr>; there
fore,
Resolved, That tie Board.uf Directors nj thu
Richmond and panyillc Rail Road company
will hereafter abstain from procuring supplies
for the use Of the Rail Road Company from the
North or non.>lavcholding States, IN aii eases
where they can be procured elsewhere oi u
suitable character and " reasonable rates %!
charge.
Extract from the minutes.
THOMAS W. BROCkENBRUlGl!,
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ID R-UANT :" al ordinate pa. ~i I'm lAuggry, '@
| viii d'leni a tho Collector ono. % The Ci;y la.
ncm IL" Ion u" thr ~; 81 B.crmb.r, inclusive, 10 rrr...'
n, remaining la.i 81 'tN"- tom .4th r"f.Cas ~ are 'H.
t"i =" . DEDUCTION Of !" pr cent b, having prov ''!
I4.L tie ir-t halls iu igHa al. ~ ~. riiu'~ afb - .r
nfurr J. LIS \ h'INpN 'E
y BIT ai! D.. -r.n i'"u IL" ahpTr that ~ Collie
1. ]reIur'ri u" attend - Sic pi!w' FROM a." i|h 10 .-
the month, 90 receive u,.a. remaining 10" FROM Jlr' .#'
Before he January '-Frf 30! The IUstius. Court, i"l.i-
QUir"h 10y orliDanc" 'o 'Id,'si," delinquent read "'''''
be .oli for u1u.payuE.si %! tn"-. Pyrson- Who "-Ec O.
done 20. vii -" IT." u.r"s-i.y ~ r.IIiug ,ai PSI Ing Tho
,,Nc.. a. u Hili b" impo,.ib.r fT 'i~ '"iI".t'r,o al d"
ih.n j.. fr- hr s~!y.f'j.~.. = \. H.. {. &. Z.
H.. I 'wr
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USIDx sNlv.. EAN'. .
,...n~.,d <n- .sfh i.,.. 4,

richmond, Nos. .rh. ls"..
wL-r.l., .irsr ts !ast !u.rt!ns OF this Institution u has
Pleased Tod il hi Providence to remove oy G"aih our
GER NJ ih. Institution ,iac. Il, foundation, and Th1 ~ h.
cerrler,an'y bearing, courteous md aDi.bl. manners had
rndra.et himself TO every member: therefore.
Resolved. Thai IN The death Of VI. \. :. CT-Hsha~, the
ins,itatioo h., los, an efficient oIcer and worthy member.
Resolved, T.; nc deeply synpsthi.e with his h-rs1'ei
family IN tk-!F .r.Ei .lic:ion.
Resolved, Taat IL. sbov, preamble All F,.olu;ioo' be
spread upon b. minutes And published In two Of the dahy
papers, aai TIA. Il copy he sent to d. iatany OF los oe'
ceased. l. :. NOoLDElDdE, fH'
z c WsKSRr. Secs,
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The citizens Of F~auquicr county, Va, in pub
lie meeting, have adopted resolutions condemn
iug the selling or using OF articles in this State
manufactured at the Moth, and setting forth
an intention to petition the Legislature to i'm
pose 4 fimc upon any person who shall sell or
use such articles
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puELIC NETTING IN BRUNSWICK.

Sbha'
At = mrc,iu. nf,hc citizens uf The rOuuiy oi
j;ruusv;.k Va. held IN tn Corr, House
thereof Oh Monday 27tl. November, 1853.
Court ,iav., Col. James T.. Mallory VA,
called 10 the Chair, and George e. Rives ap
roinicl Secretary.
The Chairman on rakin. li> seal. ma t1:ri-
hlo md very sp;ritcd sprrch. ryplainri that
H.. ,L;,,, of ,h. m.,.inG w,s for the r,,rnosc
oc e,d"r.ing The r.o,rur action recently taken
H., ,h. Goynrnnr In r..,ri 10 IN. l,rpcr', Fer.
~ ;rs,,,,.nE oud Also for taking ,I.h slcn.
- =, H.! nr.,,rt ,.,rdiii,n Of Affair. ,.,y =,
re,r niece .urv for IN. safety Of the comi,.uni.
80 ,rI f,r th.. rrnic,Iion of Southern interests.
Ur David Thomas PuynOr next addressed
III, meeting in = rirIn and manly raanncr. in
which he boldly ard earnestly advocated the
r.ce>.,;y -! 4, most extensive PREPARATION
,hrourhnur IN. rrtilr south, To- srcurc her
,c.:,S, the i,ccuGiarv torch aud the assassin,
nike Of the North. IL was frequently and
loudly api.audal showing plainly tn" feeling
peryaIin: the entire assembly.
lie proposed to organize a. soon u v%r.rrica
hle. ia CONFORMITY wish the state laws. . vol
un,ecr rifle company, 20 Lc neatly and sub
stantiallv uniformed. armed with rifles III!
small arm. equipped Wit, tent and camp
rnuiparc. and 10 be THOROUGHLY drilled H. mjli.
t,,s tactics b,t., - ;~,frrn;ry anL cavalrv.
vim shall oIvuys .rr,i themselves ready Tor
actual s~rr,ir. whcnrrci required 30 defend
.nf ,,ro,p,., r;,,. interests of the Southern
SIT !, tn. .nnrln..nn Of VI Povnor's
..,..rl, u .cnr;em,u cane forward AMI were
enrolled aud ,,gcrt Gentlemen too old 10 join
he company Themselves. Offered 10 coatritntc
,Y,. hundred d,lia;> cach. towards uniforTiu.
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pkTIpSulr rE MlvkIT> So. 10

Como, >iIr- 10 lay Of .IF' ~ g." hi'r' -.
prime. W~up,T-Thv uarE"t i a.'iy'. ale. 'a..,'
.hont &.m., BUSHES. W. quote r.m- I'D, : .. .
whit, - g.. TusN,,o-I"mm"a lad u">"uU' alt O..
j. v,ry ,Iui. HuL ~ very low rr'"''. "a.d .srr.
suitable tor N"rsiHE. - ~ good 'irJ"aai and - =. 1..
OF hi. description lie IHHTN,; i tii.u'' entirely h,u .
recipe 81 rev especially l"o.'t ap" on The increase,
prices has" declined considerably, We quite %.
taai, and leaf, ia. trR,->-l-. II .:frl, PRINCES
old AZ .mc do. ucE. ~sJa.jc. ant market NrEy t-. !!
We 4gotr ,Nrs >UFeriU". !, %,#r.frlr, - $780,
:or -iy brand. country Hour ,.T rr htiEr . -r'.
barrel les. C,y Z" Family, q
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co devoid Of probability as to b an insult to
.ho ;,tou;c.nce of its readers, u to add folly to
sn,verv It i~talicises the F flowing extract
from Mr.. Corey:
III, COY Wise and thf Virginia leaders
aady 10 take the ii ED and march on
SWraSh;ncton, depose the + ederal officers, take
w., "" ,reasurv, archives, buildings, grounds, &C..
1.c,are the confederacy "e .taeto overthror
"rJ me district to hare . frerted TO " -,
,Ll purposes Tar mhich she hGd CT ona
hasSlg .t"t'e4. artyed !
We think it an unpardonai'
,o,t;r 1;:csmse thus to fa' lie stretch Of thu
| slandcro"s purposes .sify history even I"
trio, can ever r" No portion of the Dis
having ion" tert to Virginia her portion
Post" since been re.ceded. bnt I'LL
the was seeking to misle"d, and the create
! mprobabilitv, the better the poets though
their purposes served.
u But when the Post in order 10 give t'
he color of truth TO its ISLANDERS. makes r i
y g,,ks are ~ lie elitors q he H'rhm""'
lis r,oyr.y." we feel bound TO correct ITS mlSre
." s~euta,ion. Mr.. Banks is not, never was, ana
=. in all probability, never will he connected VIII
he the Richmond Enquirer" This tact 'h'
o. Post" well knew, but its assertion was maze
CT to carry a degree Of probability. to give I'M
;, color of truth, that would pass nnchaIlerse'
O. by its readers, since It's contradiction and expo
ry sure they would never see. Such are the dcS
pcra,c resorts of Black RepublicaniSnh.
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LNNcIIrrnn uNG IL w

"H..,p-Th- .,lr- are confined e. -m,l I"''u ir...
AMI new Lug. The irg. at$2 ;"li, funnlrG.. :, "a. d.
WrpT-Thr market l. in b"i''f 'uut, md ~ ."',.
- 3. al - for prime aud -NiIi lot =. -Hai . irt
Lower q~ual'.r- II li,l ~.
rtutr-N.rkct brisk uIil pi,,. arm ~ quote .y
I'm =; p .na5 % rsrr. sGsG l2 '.mU, :" -.
C"g.-N.y We quote AZ >na!p IT..
u3,L W quote At Z. ~ Who!c.,I~
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.TuEGALLows As GLoRlOrs As TnE CG">S.-
\. reverend gentleman down East has Just been
telling his hearers that 1.-THE sallows is as glo-
lious as the cross" In other words that the
execution Of old Brown is to be considered by
every good Aboli;ionist as a second 'rnc'tiN-
ion. Could any thing DC more UNANIMOUSLY pro-
fame: If the speaker was not u cant'ns hypo-
critic, as well as a b~laSphcmcr, 1t is his religious
duty, as a protested minister Of the cross, to
so aud preach his doctrines in Virginia. But
that Is just the thing these blatant pulpit de-
magogueS will not DO. They are = eat ~t"l&s'S,
but mighty snail do1rs. Their courage l;cS all
in their tongues : +. Express.
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The Winchester Virginian states that the
sallowS at Charlestown has been erected on n
lot on the southeast side of the town. The
cross street running by the courthouse and
Jail up a hill, leads to the place of execution.
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Meetings Of sympathy for John Brown are
to be held on the day Of his execution. at Ire
mont Temple, Boston; and a'>o at HaverhiIl,
Natick, and probably other towns in that State.
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,;rA>nuuruHhr>o A. ilr>w", Cornn">r.

-Ncyi NUrVay, VI. I'lNi'I IT. %T."II"t' NJ ms NY,
will "-lr>> ! ]LIca;lu. IT III" r!'jrru> n 'nc Honu""
,'nUr,n"r,,."a the n"U ~ ar-o-b.ug rnlag' .! direct
nate anil importation - We! ~ rttl"r matters which
III. .ou;.i -i."Hll arHu"n practically TAX" ur i"' hey
u,',Ga, IMPEACHMENT AMI %l'!:'irsl ;n.pr"'rm"G' -
vel. - -o.iu' t'ryi'.
la, "Wednesday evening. Nj. London u'i!'y,,'" .
Inr., ga i.ruug 81 tie c'rN,u-. !a,ii'- au. gentlemen.
"a ms >rnier' 8, Mechanic Hall. he w. %rutir>s-
a-Jirn!iy .rrv;.r3. ,;'i HE 0rii.i"r,. wien practically
dc, ci"re,t 70 IA. auo,-u"c. w.rr r"''rs .r1 "I'f great
g.. ATTENTION. ,ua CONTAMINATION. W. regret not
having -pgs. l"r ~ "p:;9nlr OF VIZ. L. address.
II. j. tcf"rmin"l. however. - h,"r IT, cause ~
whi.a nc Iubo.- nnHggclug'y 5ri"rc the pualir mud
W tu,.i ;isf uy pn"-..rr.ia, I'll -ili 'nfn on "''!.
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CARPET Factory Burnt

Nrw Iogk, Nov. 3O.-Messrs. Higgins i
Cos carpet factory on Forty-tt''ri street was
burnt to-day. Loss 100000. Some twelve
hundred hands are thrown ont Of employment
by the disaster.
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ALEXANDRIA MAGkkr. y,

pirr- ,rr iirm. Flour J. ,'"liy ~ a. ady,.r.. q.
quot" >uprftu- Ir 81 81. VERY l''lr .lun. inI,. .
Family. What, ariiv, amt Huu. .,.a.Hfs p.iagIsss
ail?jsi$l -. SD rod A. ii",!l' c'' Coral. ,.Is..
old wtii, - - 81. 3D., weight. Eg.->,Ir. a. ..r.-
ut'> arr Tu.rI - 49,. rDr.i, -,I'r ~ . 80.
Nr...rLI IN.
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LETTER FROM AsPINwALL.

- I 49, = - fIH fEEL I.a.n q -l
'"''''F'",'"' :" Tc yay 10 lisa
~, uaan''J Cn.nn.n,'s steamer
u mama ''.,,., oi H.. Iath vtl,
1,'" ~ rra T,r,Lcrr Licht ,lan.
i@n,1ir ,aa,nn., ,il,vc,, an In, morning oI
,Ia ~ Th. ,,,o.;,;on feeling i growing
stronger and stronger cacl. trip. and has already
been tho ca,l,r nf iwn accidents. Pulling it
North STA, nm H.. French Key, in the Mari
,,,.r. r,..,n. v.. tbc frs. and now tho
.II'. - r en-. LaiI,r nr lii. Nor;li"rr
IinL, ~ ra.r,y firing ,h. boat. was another,
-: n.a. a':rons mi mich, have urOsri
s,,aI - oI an Lo,rJ lar, that = h:ni Prov.
Inaa. nra,.r,.L
If, ha R,It;c and ,,,,otic ila.r moi uicI With
,rciI.,,s th.y have not been very sparins ot
the lives If ih.ir ti,.men. Some have died
,hror,.h .y,rt;ou and despair. an; man:
have j,cru entirely used ~. and are now
=, a.. sicL liz, Tin. majority "i the
,a.sercor. who come ~, his iInc rom,
r,I.;,, e hal u.,,. and General want 81
rrnyi.;or. you may, Of .",lf>e. understand
,h,, :, * q, very diGicnlt matter To supply every
,nn, +" :53m maSsrnrers mo a small ship.
inrinG such a VOYAGE. The officers and ere"
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Tn, Hn,ut s,,ar-NI ,~u.r:..l. >ai.

Ina .sGnr >uIaI..-ML :. : ,u;r:".I. >id-
il, and ban make. co, IN ny. n'"isoi .tI.
weca from Augusta. ia. .U r.d.r i". .i"," N'uf"i
military equipments. lbs. he say. j. the Ar>; ~
der received by him rom ANY plac" - iur South. SD
j; shows tigt ;he people In"n ;hrn. don't t"~-'. Ii
longer - pa,oiiIr the North Will" trc >"nf'. 'ar
furnish good.
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4. Mr>rAL Mu>rnr>> TrAumr>. rmt Wn">,

\ MI>uhL Mi>TLE~> iEA'ii\" fiit W H"N''
Tr>r.-Wi:l:u III. i.-' ;on ,.ny-. al occurrence cook
place II. ul.r ii ia. s"GnG !a'iir>' school, ct tti- "ity
ni:ca shows that even Yankee >clDn! teachers. who
.5uv south - mthr muI,y. cannot keep - discreet
tongue IA heir .rI.i. .lo"!;Iym j, il. il"ui. and II
wIt gl>h "Ut one way ~ a""thcr.
In IN, rs-r IN p"'n'. -0n'r Of ~" young lady >ch"-
l.r> wrrr t.lk,ng over the cyr3t"Ucit o.! !iarvcg'~
grrr,. ar; "rr ~ more - item cNprr>>",! ~ "pl'-
iu, .4,ias. odd EGonn "Ictt 10 bc h~au-"I"' TH"
ta..hrr from down Ea,t. sh". Ne understand. g.''
.,-u- IA Music ard Fr"'" r,nUk"I III" yoHng "a
rU- Tor calm. The Kansas mUrdcrc: nIn! rnDb,r "nii
i:r"wi. an. stated tIu' they >hor!,; iaru" nIn -
Nj. Bf,Hu." irat h" Wa c:r:.Sc'i III :. mcri"rEn-
raG.r. rud vas = gp"i md nru"c mas. wt">r ""-
ior, Tr> ~, rEa. ~.
Tho y"llr. daughters "i t.r >"uli. ~! TO; fr!l>I.
til. ,,r,Ia'f"u 81 ,nc old in dycd RASCAL. VII" ""Hlt
urlT-. Iav ana .rnr irGr'y>, To- 'naItr"ni or murder
,nrrm. lUry made known the expressions %; IA" IAN
k.,. 'r:.cir: 10 he rriuri'r! II Tho Academy. who.
ai'rr invest. eating 'h" mUitrr. l'rn''tiai"i. .."r..arG""
the c!irl!aiu. teacher. she n.,Ir tracks for III"
Norfh the zane evening. hi: Viii. ,ipUhi.",., make
c.pi,al 90; 81 the H.rurr"ncr -"Iu-"hvrc Gown IN
Mainc ~ Mt~-:riW,"lr>. wIcr" every feminine. Who
J., iu>, able ., >rcll "r-a-t." thinks She .an ,'u"iI ail
br.i.c!io, "i f>.'Ul and Ornamental education r"
>"u'h,m rhiilr: The action p: thr >rhoe. Primo
rai irGucsti"n Wa rigt', In Dr.r II mind, 'N"'. "b"
a.. ., ig y..,, ann Dt ~"
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HluIu,L WE,mrn A>p MoE,L UB,LE

HENIuUL WElnIrG A\D MVENL UB>LEN \
uy>-. December la, - IA mort asreeshIy. - lar
u weather and local t"od i"aItl. 4ai spirits are coll
cyru,a. DUr y..i4cns!-as Set. hive given their over
r,lt, very l.'tiu 70 G". win.r' ar ready made %c.Vth."E-
DO rot II III -,r:u e. r'lj~H III" moderation ot ""r
winter 80 ;af.
Tl.> iu- w,gnc,. however, mU-r no, he o:er-r,.
lei upon 30 lri a. ia liur Of peace DC prepared Tor
wnr, and Ia! NJ ,omc:h.u. :1r 4 RAINY day. k:GTy
thing .ka, needs protection should bc continually
.oo!.-I after, aHL The means :er protecting The SANE,
when tho 'iHic "ow",. should Dc Convenient. lie
farmers ill rlpHgh NJ SON" O! ih".r grounds tor 'hc
h,uri: ii vintur irost-. nn. are masking duo urgIpEr-
ug.l'. for :ng ur, yrll% Iaunr>. FINALLY. ii'N'r"
.Iy rr,ulr- oi f%rg,'."r throughout tie pa-t season.
=" thar Vol. may b" 40" =" Judc" now L" act ir TIE
future Tn5I. al, Richardson Virginia Almarar,
whrrr y5u will lind rhi> valuable y'-crv.tipm: "Ihi""
AVA: liz le.i and rnl II, book IN :nnr Z ,tk"t
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I2U,I IT, J22
Total imports from Isl jan, 1851. 21%9,%i0.G2l
Excess Of imports at tins port over

Excess Of imports at lliS port over
exports. ..... So, so, ';r9
The exports from New York have embraced
lar.c amounts Of naval stores. amounting in
value 10 1T least 81. 300, ono, and large quaint.
ties Of cotton, rice and tobacco. Now, If the
North had 10 settle the above balance Of
So, $50. $50 in specie, or its equivalent, it
would break every bank north Of the Potomac.
and involve Northern trade and commerce in
general ruin. TO liqui1ate this immense bal
ancc, cotton and nthcr Southern products
come in, and will likely lie more than sufficient
to settle the difference.
The inconsistency Of the Northern abolition
lists is most extraordinary. They are perfectly
willing to pay the CuhauS enormous profits on
sugars. not only % support slavery on that
island in its worst form, but to sustain the AZ.
ricnn slave trade, in which the people nf the
island are constantly engaged. Owing Ia Il
partial failure Of our own sugar crop ia l.oniSi-
ana, which they would, if they could, totally
destroy, Cuba sugars, in this market, have adj
yauced TO 1a7tc. per pound, which can, OF nc.
count Of cheap labor, and with n favorable eli.
mate, he p,oiitably produced at " to 81 cts. per
pound.
la the SAME way they are willing to pay II to
~ cents per H.. Tor the coffee 10 Brazil, and to
SuI1nr; her Slave labor. Rio coffee used to he
sold at from L 10 : cents per h.. while both
in Cuba and Brazil American produce is either
excluded or admitted under the imposition Of
cnOrmouS duties. Thus piling up an enor-
m"ii balance Of trad against us, which we
are compelled 10 settle IN specie or in bills on
London drawn against shipments Of cotton,
rice, tobacco. &c.
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,HNliE>t

The E'""n Republican urw>i"pors hcrcahoutS
have attempted 20 throw It great uca! @! rit'ca.c
upon Governor Wise for hi cNtcustvc military pre-,
vITa;iors. mahim. tine rescue OF Tie condvincd iucri
almost 4 matter OF ."l.o>>ihi,its. The above notice,
however. would scout" -L"" that there Vas in GER
tain abolition districts IL the North aud West an in
ten,ion To rescue the pr,"ncrs, and, perhaps, hal
Governor Wise omitted iH> precautionary n'm>"rr>,
In. .;,ernp, might have bc.n made. little Governor
o, Virginia has erred, it has been on the safe side, NJ
al cvcItt>.- Noe lOrk Htrdl%.
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Hos. .rpASuLlr-The lrs, drove Of hog,

yr; received %; Ipnv...e !urirs The prc-en' season,
arrived Tier. On the Goth November. The price
asked '- g. per cwt.. bat 80 haze '.card 81 y" .H!""
- Nj. Til" iray. ,iGutbe., So.
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CuD,-reIow s2.>.Ig Ct. White =. m.,ra -. Nst.
Fer bu..Irl. lr,. WTELT -irim- white } -"-' D., pin
rel a. l>il -. f'"rE-Famliy :. -. -. tNrN o -
t. -. sgp-rG1e .. Fine .5.G. ui5.-N'. agai' .."
3gsIu. B,,,s-IIrriniI md N"sth IirnDua. A0sr1-a'
"l-nil.: ilsm' l-lsali sd. II. M!iiuGg' .'h..
Wr.trru S.ir> iTaiO.., W.'tgTH Shoulder, T.t.
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TgIgUrE OF RESPECT.

>LA>nfs.-MisS Poliack has gotten 4 verdict
for : a' ~ia'nag.,. in kanaw'. county. Va. aEa'I''
Nr I,t',i.a.. :gr SANDER.
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Pcguc HEHrr>p ~ HN>"NTr The people
o; Hanover .ry invI'ed =, u.", .t "-ll'@' v u
prIicr oil "Wednesday a.:l. sl III "' !'r'''i's''
10 .]on-iler the rrc,erl -r.''s 1t a.'!'' AFFAIR." 'hd 'hr
cour-' - pr t"t" ''J''n 't''".
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lNAlH Dh i.>
rgISr,pu I'LL, ~
NOTICE TO TAN PAYEaS.

4. o.. JAMES p. pJNAI, Grl,ss.
Corner Main and 10th .sr.-'
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IRON: IEoN::
DIRECT IMPORTATiO -.

ksOHE GIAnD.-rLs Hon Guard MI! aHs.i
IL It br,.".s, mating, "ii."uiIr.sr, a'fl- Vi hHa 8
ic,' ~Ins;ra,-, on !EIni:. "a D~.rrEb'.r, al = A"ii
member ara required :" alton! punriu,ly, - iraG'I' -
OI.in">- az importance
H. ,rlss % :ns Captain
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

InE MARhET>.-Thc excitement, contingent
upon the >;ntc g, 'm.lrcr, still eNi,;iny between South
and North j. - visible anon. H.. Tie want Of aE.s
,.,l"n>'ratioi. ori he par; OF the Notri. .yudrmuar"-
7, al IN" nttriurt, oi the Harper, Ferry mur,ler"H-
dcprc,latiOH>, hI> thrown our >"uthe-ii merchant
iutoa H0UJhttnd mooi. They ,o not .gy much hur
they Migi a great Heal. and this - surely a ,n,,! sun
that Il Z, -clu;r action o. their pari will u, the cou,.-
4i"ncc for H." protection. Independents. and bcnr..
Gf IA" south. Northern 'drunm-r>" :ut vrLHi,r,
an 10 m''Liuy NOW .Itl. rGr %>'utIrru ifm-. Ia
fact. ~ >"irr I'm. back. II nH, r,,n wei! known
that jruGmcFS Il" not r,lrr>",. MT 'f1. Northern
hoG-c,. :'ri. Therefore. they ~h",!d h." received WIKI
caution. N rlv-rH; i,t IiIriu represent or GrGa. .y
tor uny ii.., IN ri- NORTH. they rr'.ivc very uuinv!i-
IN. books an 10 orir!-. f. -r"Nc- t'"m nsri, i"r Il
their ma-r-r- 'ho NV N'r!. merchants. Nc.. iIi
Not favor 'ac movement o.; Old Brown so, why
/, they no' show ih,.r hands .Gt, '"n"'.cc 'h' 81
iaIuuE. frr.y
Daring tni> term 81 .N-.,,iiru.. therefore. = iar"
"f .ic,I:c mercantile Speculation 'AI-'> among H..
uUr 'i"lr az: wEca, markets al" rather 'riner. "l'l.
IN increased Ir.uai;l lr prm" rel ~ 10 "'nt- Pr
bu.'r,. fT.rnr Wilt. : quoted =: 10 'rrir. IL"
ness tobacco h. hyci, coming - iU!to irc"l!s
lately. bat i: i .p,-r. ar,i"' rather i"H guali'! -" inr.
The ir-pr'ri"r-" ,a. ","r "fr'vii ~ -" MI NAM
Der over ,iGii. in"iI-.uurG '.-g>ittn',-. ":'! VIII -in'i'
CHE "i tho '.:sc-t .,rld> OF tub&yrn yet grown III
Virginia. n.vni IN" ,TtTsrs 90! the Gr% tri;scc" no,
comm. ,s - l-rn,y - 81 lDru.rr >',a>oEH. - "w!ng 'n
tie lon. -pvl. - .tgg weather. Hi'i"l9. IN 10 IugiEu"T.
renders 'hr ;"ha""" uuli; Tor >'riM.n- aGn tripping.
oar stock nl DID tobacco i n"afls al. .ou'. Tie
prr-.rl rr'>. under al G. 'I>ldrrH'irn>. -rrm lay"Fa.
he. rhor.n a,Iiy lower fhna IN" "ri""- Iii ,u'
'"riy months 80.
Iu oar y.. retail h~.-ia"--.' aH IL l.r,lioG-". >,it-
ani, as>"rtin,r'- ."..'' holiday ""a>,u NJ 'ri''lja>
aud Nrw ir:.r. ale &C.,, N'-ihi". >"iic y"', >nr-'
rior -t".E, ct -ro.-. 'ruH'u."iil "lrd n-"tr!. 81, no"
1riu. "vlipir"i
our advertising columns viii -ir"N "ur 'r''i"r'
@ I.r. ?, max, u.I"na-rs worthy ii :rr price
.rnuNi>>I"vfR, 81 rnC l;cNcNrE.- very
.na..! vote ~ polio. Yesterday ter 'hr 'aniUiIc-
ort far The o,liac> q Commissioner oi ,Mr Revenue IN
twD ward. ii 'i.i> "!'y.
In tie second Di>.-i.,. Madison Wasi. tA,imU- :
.i"iu,ot w. oi'";"G. Ia .., Tlirt b],r''"'. Noui"'
Ma:!. Ut". u. II. Iy!-r W.. r.gar.u..
lnr~r -'ut!"'uen w,rc both uriir. n.ir"r., Ncro 'I
", ,.,-' wi'l The picture %: = rooster thereon.
Thy nos "a'. u"uO'i".-, crow "y-r al 'i.ir oyua-
iru'-. i ~f- very peaceful! "i'nlpu.
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