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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-21
FROM Georgia.

MiLLEpGrvILLE, Dec. I5.--A meeting was
held OF Saturday, Of the members oi the L.
yisiatlrc, fayur!ng c0-nIciati0a ah' wg'nG
Convention OF sugh of tic >cc,t.tuS States hs
were dcs;rous OF cooperating. They l>>UvG an
address 10 the people Of South CaIo.i'a, A!;.-
balna, Mississippi aud Florida. Tie address y
signed by tilLS two lnrii:Oc!s .! IL" Legi>'a-
ture In the SrEatc the resolution ci!rIirG t!c
services Of the members Of the Legislature III
casc Of the coercion Of any SoutiirIn State.
and requesting the Governor 10 clGcr o"t al
tL. members vi Tic Assembly ti;s: iJr li!e br!d,
was lost.
discussion ensucd in tic Senate on scpa-
rate Stale action, which is reported t" lave
been the aLlrst Vi the session.
Mr. Hall, Of Troup county. m o!i1e oi
cluuuencc, characterized separate State action
as the right 0! accomplishing lis o"n defeat;
Liberty forging ITS own ci'ain; !lalri' e's
poisoning its own cup, Prosperity comin.iiht;
suicide.
The following resolution was aGort21-yc&s
sc. nays 81:
Resolved, That as there is c0m'non in-
tercst there should be cooperation al!4ni's t!.c
Southern States.
4 reconsideration was mo"cd aid lost
Mr.. Dc LonS'S Till lpr rrot,c;i ':'r "!'iHt"@
of Georgia from the processes OF TIE i'"Nf".
Courts, was lost Thelc was l nlajoiiy .! e'%-
teen against it.
Mr.. W. l.. Harris the Commissioner from
Mississippi was cuurleously received bE ihc
Legislature, and spoke to-day. One Thousand
COPIES of his speech were ordered 20 be pint.
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Convention of Minute lfCn.

NORFOLK, Dec. ia convcnt!on ot ihc
Minute Men Of Norfolk and Portsmouth AND
Princess Anne and Norfolk courtrS. ars,n.D.cd
ut Ashland Hall 10 day 1T y "'!p'". !hc
Convention was largely attended. Co. Her
bert, Of Princess Anne, was appointed prss:-
dent, and Mr.. Charles iianiS. ot Nnl!o!k, aHd
T.. L. McAiplnc, OF Portsmouth,, Vice Pt>i.
dents. Col. Herbert, on taking the C!aIr, nlade
u strong secession speech, sayln. the day l'%:
passed for compromising, aud Virginia >hon'i
unite with the Southern States against '"e "p
position OF the North. Loud APPLAUSE
Strong lcsoutionS tavolIns the rI2ht 'i sccca
sion and scornlng coercion we're pa,Se6; cacA'e'
solution being loudly npplanded. seve'a! strong
speeches, favoring secession ard urging 'i'"e-
dia;e action, were made Inc Speakers It'e''
red 10 Wade's late speech in the Senate >'""-
inv hat no concessions a,e to be expected irp'!
the North. The Convention adjou'ned a: ioo'
orlorL p A.
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The Visit OF the Prince OF Wales.
CORREsP0 D l. ) G /
LORD LYONS TO GENERAL CAss.
WislllxGroN, Dec. S, isGt

WasuISGToS, Des. S, 1860
ir-Thc Qacen. my august sovereign, has
Commanded that the earliest opportunity, after
thsl c,urn Of the Prince Of Wales to England,
he taken TO convey to ;hc President OF the
IInacd rtatcs the expression Of her Majesty 5
thanks .r the cordial reception given to his
Roval lishncss, during his late visit to this
country hy tn. President himself, and by all
classes # tie citizens.
One & the main objects which her Majesty
had in view, IN Sanctiouing the visit OF his
Royal IighDess. was to prove 70 the President
and citizens az the United States the sincerity
Of ,hos. sentiments cf esteem and regard which
her Mi"sty, ana all classes Of her SUBJECTS,
cntertn rur the kindred race which occupies
so distinguished L position in the community
of nations. Her Majesty has seen. with the
greatest satist fiction, that her feelings, and
those # her people, in this respect, have peen
met with the warIncSt sympathy in the great
American Union; AMI her Ma jrSty trusts that
the feelings of confidence and affection "t which
lar events have proved, beyond all question,
the existence, vii! long continue 10 preva'! be.
,S,en the Two countries To their mutual adran-
t:uc, and 10 lhc general interests Of civilization
ard humanity.
am commanded 10 state tn the President
that the Qucen would be gratiiicd by his max
ing known generally to the citizens of the Cn''
ted States her grateful sense Of the kindness
whh which thy received her son, who has re-
turned tn England deeply impressed with all
he saw during his progress through The States,
but more especially so with the friendly and
cordial good will manifested towards him on
every OCCASION by all classes Of the community.
have the honor to be. with the highest con
sidera,on. sir, your most o5ed!cnt. humble
servant, LioNS.
Hon. LEWIS CAss.
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The CliarIeston lIcrcury.


While we hnve been persslcntly doing our
utmost to rcbuke the unworthy attempts OF
suG,nlss:olst editors lv cast opprObrium oil the
acLion oil South Carolina, We have been con.
stantiy annoyed by the manner in which our
best efforts have been continually thwartcd by
Inc i'll naturcd assaults Of the Charleston Mcr-
curry, directed against the State Of Virginia.
This SeriIis To have become, Of late years, n
liked habit with the editors Of that journal,
and one which We have more than oucc had
occasion to rcprclicnd and to regret. Feeling
conscious that we arc us ready aud as Jealous
AS our brother eCitor Of the Mercury can well
be, in our devotion to the constitutional rights
Of our State and our section, We take the lib.
crty to request that such structures may Cease.
We are now, we trust, engaged in common
cause with toe editors of the Mercury. The
hour is probabli; approaching VIXEN we boil,
shall cease, Tor while, our brotherhood Of the
pen and become comrades in arms. With
this prospect before uS, and in no spirit Of un,
kindness, we can speak plainly to each other.
If tic editor Of the Mercury" really enter
tains the contempt for the courage, the fidelity
aud rbc hlncsly Of EIrginians which his edito'
rial articles 100 frequently seem to import, We
regret it for his sake more thcn for our OWL
The expression Of his opinion does not dcprc.
slate our devotion 10 our mother State, nor Cur
respect for the honest manhood Of her sons
i only induces an opinion, on our part, that
the editor Of the Mercury" is sadly wanting,
both in correct information and in proper
sentiment Of reverence, for tho glory and great
ness or Il venerable Commonwealth
7, is, indeed, by no means pleasant TO our
pride or patriotism 10 read such structures III
the columns of leading Journal Of Southern
State Be-. We nave something further in view
puolic attention in Virginia is now much oc-
cnp;eil with the South Carolina press. The
entire subnlissionst party, in our midst, are
doing their utmost 10 create among our people
4 spirit Of discomfort towards South Carolina,
and u:,wlingncss to join in her efforts of re-
sistance to Northern aggression. Thus 1t is
tha. the articles Of the Mercury" arc employ
ed on every possible occasion, for the purpose
OF injuring,:n Virginia, the very cause which
the Mercury" is zealously endeavoring 10 pro-
mote in South Carolina.
We trust therefore, that the editor OF that
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Mr.. Tgrscor To LORD Lyons.
DEPARTMENT GF STATE,
Washington. Dec. IL, 1860

Washington. Dec H. 1860.
Ny I.onp: have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your note Of the Slh instant in
which vou have conveyed to this Government
the EXPRESSION nf her Britannia Majesty'> thanks
for the cordial reception given tu his Royal
uirinrss, the Prince Of Wales. during his late
visit to this country. by tho Prcs!d,nt and by
all classes OF the citizens. and of her Majesty $
wish that her grateful >enSc Of the courtesies
extended to her son may br made known gene
rally 10 the citizens Of The United States.
ALL instructed by the President TO express
the qualification with which lie has learned
how correctly i,cr Majr,ty has appreciated the
spirit in which his Royal llIghncss was
received throughout tho Republic, and the cor
dial manifestation Of that spirit by the people
uf the United States which accompanied him
III every sep nf his progress.
Her Majesty has justly recognised that the
visit cf her son aroused The kind and generous
sgupa,hics Of our clizrns. aud, if | may 81
speak, has created an almost personal interest
in the fortunes Of The royalty which he 80 well
represents.
The President truss that this sympathy and
interest towards tic future representative If the
Suvrrr.gntv Of Great britain is ut once AT evil
dcncc ana il guarantee Ul that CONSCIOUSNESS VI
common interest and mutual regard which have
in the Dast, end will III the future bind tooeth'
er more strongly than treaties the feeling and
the fortunes Of the two nations which represent
the enterprise, the civilization, the constitutional
liberty oI the same great race.
have also been instructed to make this cor
rcspnndence public, tin; the citizens Of the
United States may have the satisfaction Of
knowing how strongly and properly her Majes'
ty has appreciated the cordial warmth Of their
welcome to his Royal llighne<s
have the honor to be- my lord, With high
consideration, your lerdship's obedient servant,
W. HENRY TRESCOT,
Assistant Secretary.
Torn IroSs &c &c &c
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Negro 7llRlNG.
~ A
1861.
1851,
L. a c->.r
REAL, ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT,

EEAl. ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT,
o:e cor w.u Aad Franiin Streets, opposite pcH'ason'
li Gu sichm"ni Va.
f.1IIr .uh.cTh.r o-s return his 10
II, ,i,ui. aud puroa. .y- 'er tavo's during The past
,Ix wears Al! .!ri hrn ui he SIN cnhtnu.e .
~ hu.I.z., Il nlRING nCr NEGROES RkSTiSG OFT
lUCSEs CuLLEGi!Nu CLAIMS, uud al; business per
tIsms G-ircsl ssac!,:e ell OF ~EIih ae gives "'s
prrSutl,l .:'riI'!.s.
s- rar,irs in the cocrry ~ho may enirust the hiring
=. their Nrero,s 10 hi Gay as.ured OF every auea'
a Lsiag paid getting r cone other hut Knoo hopes,
auS The prices AID IN he r'r. vi Sickness 'e "e>'
i=di al and a;teti! ii sh r."hh' ue bui'"
lie h,> 81 i,re cyiaor;ats apartment: ctet S!ih
s oLi C. where 'Ecs- s-ry.L,s who provided IN
ac-, to say ~ i:: urins lie L:!ae cuy rrt.ap "!lh
xoOG sTe, F-t- {? cNsSGR.
Nrnr, r- Hire he t"rilac year. had 5e.:e. be SEQ l
= tl7 AR ChE:,'tss. a. possible. ,
10 :iV,e At. u il,:lare Ch0W 0.n per'orCHs un.
Eynlca ] beg "a r,j:F ~ ;t- jci.g.-irc PEI sons:
RicHavxn.-B!,xns H. iIil Z 20.
k.>c & Or.sS co -ur Thomas Lalaae, Arthur Temple.
john Ldmpsin. Tho, ftnat'-rny.
w.s.aygs-syD Gv -ur. = y. Wh..!w:ish!, Rev Tho,
Locke.
K,>G T:....a ce-Joaa ts:ane, ". C. La,aus, DR..
Jim ss!s
K!ye ,isoR5. co-Gso Tu.per, Richard Turuer F. Ma.
:n:!--. rh"s. Lee.
.uL,v. Co -Ro I!u!sin, De- Inha D. Butler.
rsIrr N J. u Whulocs, iir. Jamrs u Ls,ars Ed
r. Sol U-~,ry d. Roy, nvy MGvu. Wi,ey fcag, Geo.
+. rIiia:.
Gutc<rEh Co.. Dr. Tho.. c. Cop:oa, JeIct.ou ;.Gbbs,
IA.,,-T = Hughes.
J,M.. III! Co -parses Slater.
E,cdvASp CJ-D- 10. T.. PAYNE.
NEW KtAT Cn-wn L. C,optou, To. Eorle. DR.. l. c.
Crc:n:. join : L.cy. T. Lacy.
luc:s> 20 --,;.na-y pJ-iiSt.
Cvga,E' 40 Co VIM, y. C!rp,oa, 2 .. Fos.e.
;.r>t>grGu "a w W brown.
CcL9.PaK CO.. Is Chrwa;r E.
PKl,c. MILAN "a Vim J. Were.
N"ry.Ix --csrt.i.J. S. Middleton. John Gornly.
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Prom Washington CITY.

W4snIxG7oS, Dec. ls-fhe o'jrci CT Secre-
,orv ThoupsuIs mission, fr"ra Mississippi -
Raleigh, is 10 effect the co opc'atioa OF NE
Sm1:hrrn States in case Lincoln'S adni'h:>':i!-
,iou commits an overt act on the Souih
\ strong movement Is going o;' IN inc "'''
der States, both sides Of Mason ana :'!A"''
lluc for great middle conietc'acy: u 'I '",:'
,hs r, n,rI World States or F,Icra! E"rn3-
i:c Of Washington, including Ne" JD,rE'
PENNSYLVANIA, and the Nortn west. upon one t,
side, d and Delaware, Maryland; Virgins" S"'t.
l!uri Carolina, i tennessee Kentucky, and s;is
soon suggested officially by the eSeTT'Tf T r." :"
onc no Of the chief States concern"d lIe i's.
publicans of the o"lo de'ssa.."'' 'aS Gy s ii
~ .ol commit their Democratic colleagues 10 '"e
support W Of Lincoln ard coercion, and co'lse'
o,puIlr civil war.
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FEE1IS0 OF THE Imsu IN BosToS.-The
Charitable Irish Society OF Boston held their
regular quarterly meeting On Monday night
last, and passed strong Union resolutions.
Intense interest aad feeling were manifested
BY the members.
The meeting was very large. 4 strong Union
speech was made by Father Conway, late from
Ireland. Several other strong Union speeches
we're also made.
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--&e-S-
Narrh CarAliItu IPKialul lure.

RALEIGH, Dec. lS.-The bill for arlning thu
State passed the Senate, alter considerable de
bate by vote of Al to3 The bill comes be
fore the House 10 morrow. Much anxiety cx
lists regarding Federal relations. Comlnis
sioners from Alabama and Mississippi have at
rived The Democratic caucus meets tonight
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aC
iNGSp:iGii.H PERUVIAN GUAN0.

~ "Hw r*ay 20 surrly orders or my fertilizers
- as 'hry come in Az may rely upon s-t,irs ui
r. lay, ~; sr''v G" arri" .ny have a,r ..iarr
" The pii i-nai:: ~. r-ii-.4 from anyrn. -i.. In
|.; All hritrr. hccau'- l. contains more t.,. ,Sy
+. h'stE ar Line i!a:I Ify o;h"I Manipulated i,unnv
- :,cts .; ari'!yial NV r"par,,inua To whcA, IL.
Iftt'"n have hc,D As farUrahle rs could he cyec;r.
'si IL. combined isastrrs OF joint ~"ru, Gy ru, .n.
y al. y" drought which preyr. ted the pr-s-r: "a
" rc'i"' Il? the r:In ph.trs very great extent a
=s VI" ~H'1' ~r- graining But the VI Ev fr.,i
~ 'H' s"s equal -uprrInr to Peru van GuAuo OF
"'"':' "f 'Htis 'ha. iced phosphares-ss nra ry nj
'hs pr"'"'n'. sap-riHry under f1ir sea Sons fyr
"I!hS s""H sHh! 81 Clover. |, true that OCCASION
" S> dave h-,n reported hu; they were such ~ cyrry
'i.":of tears OF! snE.irb duv 10 III. fact ths, IN.
r. "h nut heru r"s'i4 IS, hT ria,: yeurrs T., tbr
--as"" iui n"'i whva, aa 81 ser have ever KNOW,
" '''' efir;!c. Of ;- va.dr q. NV u,nurrs 1. - Ia.
''n HE sci that have rriefs 20: more than f,ur
~ - ''-e' rs had 4; :AS same period ,.,.,.ar
''. no are ,fdGc.i TO Try IN. yu,no fro,, ,he;r
Nr-vhc-. o. Tie rep =s-nra:ou. u o,.r, urr mar
's'l"-std 10 order Eu!tas guann an In ,-r that
f..,s. ~ ''""' 'H''' f-'a'.d '.''sirs Ia HE
nae o. '=r'':f or the commission rnr-ohaa,s
~ E'>afa"i, o. oi ny as.i- .r.,-, TII MAJ
it snNS. rrivT,hurg: VI. llrlIlS> & 60 Iynrh
fD s. cnn No't Fredericksburg; MASON NaRii% l.
Sep: ;-c.r ""HhhtI 60 DhG.ii!r.
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journa! will recognize the prudence, If not the
entire propritty, OF a;'stainins, at present
from the 800 iorci1!c expression Of his personal
dislike for Virginia and Eirginans.
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VALUABLE E>TNEE IN CHAIkLUA 4 Z


VNiiE undersigned, having determined to South,
i oilers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, In
the county Of Charlotte lying the waters ofhe Wards
Fork just above and The Of tbs Roanoke just
below the confluence Of the two streams
This tract ID located within three aud hall miles o.!
Messing Ford Uepc the Richmond and Danvitle Rail-
road, and contains about U Of a hcunsieraby
2u Hrstrstr bottom land unsurpassed ~
capacity OF producilon. In facility OF en!vau9n' ny
S,y In The county The auVa land Is comparatively eh'
empt overflow, and 100 are secured against Gh
by dkr, which Is kspL up AT Tile co' ana Shch
aacri, enectu :, rulectioa III orlin Try ateuton
With the exception Of dSr ins 'use, all other Inn
excellent, and In good repair
1h. pauliiou is widely known remarkable ter the
production fiji. shipping tobacco, prices 0r the
past years will fully attest Il is also scarcely less dis
ueuislrd il. ~eat crops aud isSell uduped to what
| ever is grown Ia this portion OF the State.
Such opportunity for uvrstr:ni in real estate r'Fty
occurs and those IN land In ueiehboroou pos.
sesnc all The advantages Of good health ana renntu ahu
ni society Nj" take great pleasure IN showing inc
| preIn,Hes. :,
TsAAs-AsI an fully determined to SELL WI make the
term. rn.y and accoIuo,lg Amy Enquiries addressed
10 HE will promptly answered and reference eau DC hAo
! te Nrs,rs g. cen 4 IIoDsOn, Richmond, Va ~
| ~ Ss' wM. f. GREEN,
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,tno or n Charlestun Steamer.

NV YoRx, Dec ls.-The steamship J''n
II King Of the Charleston line, to"k IRE n1 IT.
her DOCK this morning. She vas :'.;iea II
;nro m the stream, where she was bNFGt 70 tie
waters edge.
rsrcoSD DIErATcn.l
Srw YoRK. Dec ls.-Thc steamship MIG
is still burning and is almost completely os.
stroycd She was valued a; SlCp,O'e' a''u Is
partly insured. She was owned oE pa'''s' III
Charleston and New fok. -, ,
The steamships james Adser anH Il. y: -
Cuyer, from Charleston ana savannah r T'.. ,.,.
ded this morning The stern and rudder OF .,'c
Former we're carried away, and the bow ol the
latter badly injured.
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Arrival OF the Members OF The Soufh Carr
rliua Legislature and Convention In
hnr


Arrival OF the Members Of The Soufh Car
rlina Legislature and Convention in
Chnrlestun.
CHARLESTON, Dec. ls-Thc members Of Tie
Legislature and the members Of the Stale Cor
vention reached this city at one O'Clock tbs al.
ternoon. They were greeted at The depot
by salute OF fifteen guns from the Ma'i"a
Artillery. This Company WAS ~ i"c III two
hours and halt after the first mrnI}cr &c.
ceivcd notice of the parade The liiccn guns
were for the Cotton States The l'll;a.lG:! &!
Stale Cadets, Major Stevens. wee drawn M.
omen ranks, through which the Delegates pass
cd.
Major Stevens mounted tic r;"tf5:.n "E The
car and addressed the presldcn. Of TIC CUi:-
venlion as follows:
"AIr President, on learning that the Con.
vention Of South Carolina Was ahon! to vi>i:
the Metropolis Of the State, as an ,iliccr of the
State, could not resist the Impulse Cl Iny
heart 10 bring young South Carolina, rs re:ie-
Sented by the Battalion of State Cadets. Ia ~
honor to the sovereignty OF the State J"inc;:
with US in this testimonial Of respect, YOU h""c
been welcomed by the guns ot the Marion AZ
tilrry which are as ready To defend The rights
Of the State us they are ready to cs.oIt lou:
your residence. General. tukc my arm.
The Battalion then shouIicred aii'is. eaw
Gen. JaneSon seated IN carriage ard escort.
I'd him To the Mills House.
Gen. Janicson was accompanied in the car
riagc by Judge Wardlaw.
After the soldiers had formed Inc C2l.
JanicSon got out Of the carriage ard Tie Bat.
talon presented arms
Gen. j. aeknowlgeA li!c compliment with M
covered head and said,
Major Stevens, allow nc in the NAME Of ne
Convention to return to you my pr"!"uh': &C
acknowledgements for the honor which lou haze
conferred upon me and the Convention i'll ;Ei>
escort. iou vii! ut once perceive the rroi:i-
ETY. that, on this occa>lon ! >h0n, say 70
more than this: that in coming To your ancI,',t
and ,! hcncEed ci'y TIL. G9nEsNta9
State free and independent
Three cheers were then yvcn'lnr Gen. Jamie.
son, also three for the General Of tic Cadets.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSES AND
LOrS ar GLOUCESTER COURT HOUSE
Tk1llE uaersgn offers for sale ali the buildings and lots
nj gloucester COURTHOUSE. lately owned by his fathre,
John Tnhh, deed
property consists Of IS tenenens among which
one r'R Iaveri, with Brick Stable lee House and all
other bu'inss necessary Tor conducting lnrge business
f"ur Store. 1"u--s, with comfortable dwellings attached
serrn other "~eiin: houses AMI shops for Sadles, Black
sinlin', ta!loi,, Carpenters and ShOemskers.
The Tavern md Dwelling Houses hRYr convenient lots
attached 10 them for garden, sad other purposes spd
NIL ia good re;.uir.
Gloucester CourtllouSr il situated In the is q: veal
thy and popuous country one Of the best stands
busiues, In this section
The Tavern might he made very profitable large
caur business has always been done there and gechan
les ot every Kind can find conssut employment.
TAX rkSHs, which Will be liberal will be made known
sprlcaon 10 Ihe subscriber. J. PROSSER rhBB,
July 2S-ct! G!ouc.yi.r Court House
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I "a: 4 A-HEEiCaN aTutG1 JOURNAL.

loianieiIces Ji:iuary is;, 1871
s"H ciealr:t PAPER "r the aa! IN the world -
|t. 81 h'',;hly. at No. 2; r"rt Row, New T"rI Price
- 's'' i! advance. Specimen copies gratis.
D. LlSSLkf. EDITOR AMI Proprietor
Der. "Ets + X. WAITE, A,suciat. E.!ior
I: ;',s'h- -sove advertsen. ttir-r Insertions
civ 60 copy 10 A. T.. llatch W!lusur, VI
-s,-s wy q II. paper one year free.
\ IL N lrEH (,rn-rI A,s,,
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Address to the Citizens OF ',. - ,n'

,a,roxs ~ The Citizens OF Mnasnchasetts'
Bosros, Dec. ls-A strong address sI 10 S.nn .t,e
peopl. of The State Of Massachusetts mas oe.'
pnbIished here, denounclns the unconslilu'lon
p i,;,,. 81 the Personal Liberty Bill and recon-
,ne4ding mel its repeal. The address is s'gneo oy
.i, r'Eyc gentlemen, including ex.Chlef jus
"n ,;os 3baw +. B. Curtis, late Judge Of the Sd
nrsme rc Court ex-Governors Lincoln Clhora'
ivaShburn o and Gardiner and other eminent cI''
;zans - m representing nearly every county In the
State
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Aug 9-coa1 Messing tord, Charlo,le o.,
rMpOIsTNNT TO STOCK GNOWElks.

TBtllE thu Volume Of the
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL,
Commerce. January lst 1851 il Is devoted exclusively
Il, MATTERS relating the snd Infringement 0f our
domestic animals aud hy far the largest, cheuprst aud
Iu, widely circulated paper OF the Kind In the world NO
stock COVER Z n aGniH tu be Without IL
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