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Npn NuSl0uDe.

NSpm 2AuSlOUCe-
Das DampfibifT Columbia, !aapitdn
MiQer, Fam am Sonnta9e Wor9en, uni
7 rbr pon England in Sofon an.
Srlanb. Srlano jiebt 9e9enwdrs
ti9 mebr als ie, Die aufperfiamteit oes
brittifben Mini itsriums auf ii6. Die
&epeal bespssuueen baben'iib ouf eleftri=
fbe @eiie Dem san5en eanoe mit9etbeilt,
uno oafIelbe in einen fieberorti9eu 3uitano
perfect. S'Gcnnel1, tpeIber Gorf uno
perl1iebene Sbeile Srlanos beiubt bat, 1T
rpieosr nab Dublin suridsetebrt. auf
feiner Reiie entfammte ct our6 be9elz
ffrunaspoae &eoen bas @plf uno ipra6
fib taoelno dber Cir Robert peel Den
.6er3os BON gellin9ton uao eoro Srous<
BAN aus. lleberau ertonte oer Uusruf ::
,,&epeal ooer Slut !" Die &e9ierun9 bat
ben Sefebl ertbeilt, ale Setfun9en u. Saz
fsue auf iriibem @ebiete oussube6ern,
uno iie NIT binldnsliben 8ofen uno
&anonen gu periebeu. Mebrere Dampfs
fbifTe lino bereits nab peri6eoenen
&ibtun9en nit Soloaten obseiblft nor
ben.
g 6ottlanb. lu6 Sbottlano
ift Der S6auplae elmer reli9ioien Nufre>
euns, uno oerielben ourfte piellei6t bin:
fbtli6 ibrer Sol9en feline pibtisere, uno
biniibtlib ibrer Ser5pei9un9 feline gro
bere felt Der &eformation an Die Seite ees
feut weroen f0nnen. yseulib babsn itb
500 @eiflilbe BON bet STRIDE 9etrennt
uno Die Grfldrun9 ob9e9eben, lieber ibren
esnen Nniibten fol9en, ol5 ii6 NIT Der
Staatssespalt biniitbtli6 relisioier 9unf=
te in eine llnterbonolun9 einlai1en du mol
len.
Gnslanb. Die Iufiesunsssgere.
monte, wel6er ii6 bic &inobetterinnen
naeb Dem @o1enbette gu untermerfen
pfseen, 1T an Oct &oni9in in Der &apelle
bes Sudiu9b 9bomspolaltss pcr9enommen
poroen.
Die geamen, spelbe oer f0ni9li. prin=
seilin bei9slest weroen iouen, beiben:
Iliee, Motbiloe, Morp.
Sranfreib. Die fron50liIbe
&esierun9 bat belblcTen, elm Geibmober
in bic dineiiiben @epdier ;u ienoen, um
ben 5anbel uno bic poljtiiben Serbdlt.
nif1e Sranfrei6s gu Dem ubimmlilben
&sibe" 5u bef0roern. @ie uerlautet, tpill
BET &aiier Die Sran3oien, auf osmielten
Sube wie Die Gn9ldnoer, in ieinen ednoern
balten.
Ser ,.@ourier Sraneais" melbet, CAP
@eneral Soper, Grprefbent oer 8epub.
lit 6aiti, in paris erwartet perbe. Den
9r6bten 5beil ieine5 Sermo9ens bat ct
in fran5ofti6en Sanfen an9ele9t. Seine
Sreunbe trefen Sorbereitunsen gu leinem
Gmpfan9e.
Sponien. Das unter eoped sebilz
eete neue Cabinet 1T pieoer aufselof,
unb Gsparterc bat aub bic Gcrtes perob-
jbieoet, tpoour6 Elm Qufrubr in ben
n6rbliben propinjen gu befarbten ffano.
Iu6 in oer Deputirtenfammer 1T am 20.
bes .. 81. Elm ftiirmilber Iuftritt poreez
fallen. als @ome5 8eeerra uno 6opos
ben pallaff perlieben, t0nte ibnen bas
8ei6rei: ,,gsieber nit ben Miniitern
Sc lebe bic Sreibeit !" ent9e9en. Ole
Senfter an ber Gbdie WenoiSobels Wuroen
nit Steinen ein9etporfen.-
Gin iibelausiebenoes Snoipiouum, ,pels
6es NIT einem Mefer bespahnet mar, unb
ben neuen 8lieoern oesHatbs Den SOB aez
brobt bate, puroe perbaftet. Sn Sra:
brio uno Barcelona mar am 3Ofen lQee
rubi9.
"
Sela,pare Ganal.
0a6 elmer Qnsabe oes ',6arrisbure Sc
Iearapbt iiberffieaen bic Iusaaben an ben
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Braulidber Observation-Disclosures Wann
ODER pielmsbr elm lInmsnfb, RamenS @eors
Sraun, Der in Saltlid Saunfebip, Sapette
eauntp, pa, rpobnt psrfubts fir;Iib feline
6siisre pdlfts caeurb lOS ;u rpsrpsn, bas er ibr
Arisnie einSusebsn fubts. 3uerit THAT sr Srs
fsnif in sinen 6Unsfubsn wslbsn er ibr 3u
ssn CAB. Sie bate 8eroabt unp ais iis ben
SUDDEN sine 8eits Ssfaut bate, fpudts Iis ibn
in Die !6ano unb bsfrsts fb BON benz @fts.
Da bisfsr 9erfub mislane, fubts ct isn @crs
babsn Nabts, wdbnno iis iblisf, aus;ufliDs
rem, mifbte 0GafTtr NIT Irisnic unp fbuttsts
ss ibr ins Obr pas unssbsure @bmsrssn psrs
uriatbt. Ser llnmsnfb wures psrbaftst, fam
atsr oaturb wiscsr in Srsbsit oas sr $500
SNr9i6aft itsats.
Elm pfff.- Str5Iib famsn jmsi 9ampfs
tete BON ct. acuis nab Cincinnati, Sbiess
pulpsr Su bcIsn. Ger eapitdn bss sinsn Sops
tsS fcrosrte 9 Der beS anosrn nur Sbalsr, fir
bic pai1a9e nab ct. eouiS. lln9sfdbr cine
Stunbs Dor osr 2tbfabrt 9ins Der Nnfibrsr sis
ner 9rc6sn @efeaIbaft Quswanbsrsr, mslbs
auf ssm moblfsiIsn Scots Siss ssnommsn bats
te, nab eem anbsrn Sccts unb frua ben @as
pltdn, rparum ct 70 pisl @slb fir bic YalIaas
nebme porauf ibm biefer in &srtrauen ins
ODr ftiiferte: uWlsin 8rsunb, Die llriabe 1T,
Der anosre oa bat eine 9rcss 0uantitdt Nuls
per als Srabt 9sncmmsn mcfur sr gut besaNt
,plro, mas ib absr psrpei9srte, um ea5 Qebsn
ms'nsr poTa9isrs nibt iu 9sfdbrpsn, babsr
isbt lbr, fam ct eub mobIfeiler mitnsbmsn ais
lb." stlS sr nab ben YaTa9isrsn surildfam
uno ibnsn Sisis 9Sibtisfst mttbsilts, flcb bic
9anS @sisaibaft pis Die 9iattsn BON sinsm
itnfsnosn Sbifs, nab Dem 8 sbalsr Sccts
Ssi Der eanoun9 in ct. Qcuis fanc sS Tb a.
Der, eab bebs Stts cine slsibs Nuanttdt
S6isspulper an Soro battsn
Elm tbeurer 5blaf.-@in junssr Mann
in Nsu Ocrf pures porissn Montaa auf fol-
ssnbs 2Bsife um so sbasr bslutbst. er bat.
ts cine Summs @elb smpfanssn, mas mebrsrs
9tsbsnifsbsnes fabsn, Die feline @eealbaft futb>
ten init lDm 9ln9sn, fprabsn unb tranfen Bis
sr siniblisf. 9Edbrsnb sr fbIummnrte lpisltsn
ie ben Sburfsnitrsib uno nabmsn Dem Surs
iben aass @slb was ct bsi iidb bate, namlid)
$50 Sbalsr.
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YlttsburD Den 13. SUM.

Gen selpi1er &isner, Elm Oeutf1er,
wuroe in lester 8obe bur6 gonifobler
Sowoen perbaftet uno ins @efGnsnib ses
brabt, on9efbuloi9t einem selpi6en Ste9.
lep (penn mir uns oes Namens rebr ents
ilnnen) 200 Sbaler seitoblen gu baben.
Gonitabler Sopoen fano oa5 @slo in Dem
Garten zines 9espiden Gbp binter Iaesz
benp ein9e9raben uno no6 etlpa 60 Sbo=
let mebr, ais 9etoblen poroen paren.
Oa &iener BEL Gbp lo9irte, fiel auf 8eioe
Seroa6t, bod puroe gbp, tpie mir b0ren
wel6er anfdn9li6 NIT uerbaftet puroe,
bon Dem Mopor frei9eseben, oa ct our
@ena9e feline l1nibulo betpielen.
Sreib. Sreunb.
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Fer Ztterale 7seobacDter
6eabina, BEN 81. Slmi 1913.
Observation-Disclosures.

Ger Sabresta9 Der llnabbdn9i 9feitssrfldruna
Der Der. Staatsn fdat auf ndbifen 9snifae.
Die psribiseensn ;abIredbsn Spnntagsibulen
pcn bier, wsresu ben Sag auf Die ssmtbGbs
Nrt fsiern une babsn Su bisiem 3psf bsrsitS
bic anssnebmitsn pldss in Der Stabt unb bss
rem Hdbe, ous9ewdbt.
Die perfhisbsnsn frsimiai9sn Militdr.Scm.
pasnisn babsn, we mir borsn, bsibloGtn, am
Ofcnta9 absno aui Ssin Snisl Elm Eager
fur bic Nabt Su bsjisbsn, unO merbsn wabrs
lbsnlib auf bemislbsn Ylase frern.
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Die Gransbur9er 3eitunsen pom 2ten
SUM errpdbnen, oaB am poriscn Oonnerss
tag gta6t s,piben ii uno IL l1br am
Sube oes eaurel 6il auf oer Somers
iet Seite Die poff beraubt tpuroe. t3,pei
Softer oes 6rn. Mpers BON pbilaoelpbia
nit beoeutenoer Sun,me @elo II. anoern
pertbpoaen @feftsn wuroen seroubt.
6r. Wpers eablfbti9te, li6 in pittsbur9
nieoer5ulai1en uno Elm @elbdft bier 3u
beginner. Gr 1T nun obne einen pfen=
mig uno obne &leioer in Der Mlitte BON
Sremben. Dies 1T nun oas Speite Mal
i'm Serlaufe penieer 8oben, oab Ib faf
an oerielben Steue pofrduberei 5usetras
gen. Warum Iutben Die Gisentbdmer
Oct Stdtiben nibt ourb beiTere @erwabs
run9smttet oielem ltnfu9 Su feuern. (b.
Warsb 5ollioap 1T auf ben 8erbabt
bier feit 9enommen woroen Die ein9elolfen
Sreiori6eine, tpel6e pom Sbasamte in
8aIbin9ton enttpenoet wurben, in unt'
lauf 9eleet gu baben. &ibter Mannin9
perlan9te Sir9lbaft in Die Summe bon
10000 Dollars fir fein gribeinen Dor
bem Ser. Staaten @eribte in Neu Srle=
ans, tpelebe ct nibt fe(len fonnte. gr fRt
i'm @efdnenibe. Sin Mann Namens
@ation, ben man fit einen Spiebse1euen
bdlt, tpuroe am obern WiHouri arrettirt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

most strongly, the possibility of seeing 1t conf.
either in its appointment or organization by the ,n.
Of politicians, who so often to answe, their own 80
purposes, by political wire working and secre, ,n,..
nations, substitute the expression Of their niu r.,
of the people.
The object nearest 10 nv heart is the success &c .
Republican cause. Generations yet unborn -.
terested in the contest We have arrived =, ,ts
ing point in political history, and the ney, p.
dental Election must settle the principles and 49,
of the Federal Government for years 10 come me-.
forever. Long and arduous have been the ets,ri.
Republican party to place the Government uno,
true basls-a strict adherence 10 the Const,rfo.
We have succeeded to certain extent Should :.
overlhrown in the coming eonilIct, how deadly
be the blow to the future glory and happ,n4s. ~
great nation Curses, loud and deep, will folou
infatuated Republican, who, forgetting wha; was
to his political friends, in blind advocacy of on. ~
brought division upon his party, and defeat tons.
ciples. Woe betide that politician, or set Of p1l,,,
whose policy, by severing Virginia from her n,,.
position in the Union, may deliver her, too. ,no =.
hands of the PhilIstlnes. They assuming bs,-
responsibility. Her battlemenls were shook =, N.
election Let them beware lest the warden thew
anxious to place upon them, may prove loo wea. .
their defence. TAYI0p
Louisa, August IT, 1913
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rovlJuETc7T
Cows upon he Track of Railroads

Cows npon Me Track Of Rn'iroads
The Americans people who travel day and
night upon matters of business. They must do So from
the extended nature Of the country, and It's internal
commerce; and they prefer railroad travelling because
is The most rapid and generally the most safe, and
therefore the bes, adapted to their necessities DAILY
experience shows, however, that the advantages both
Of speed and safety will be lost if Cue are permitted
10 cross these roads without restrc ton.
The lives of Engineers, il may be said, are as much
or more exposed by the danger of collision with any
object than the lives of the Passengers and this ought
to induce caution their part. But in vain do they
endeavor TO arrest train, going al proper speed, in
time to avoid COW other large animal, suddenly
crossing the railroad they often DO near curve, or
from some place Of conceamen, by The road eide
How then are these dangerous collisions TO be pre-
vented: The railroads cannot be fenced in, nor can
they be abandoned The community must travel upon
them, and tina, aeih proper speed, they are Of no
use and TO shut them up by continuous fences would
be TO close numberess county roads, which are Of
great value 10 the community.
The question then occurs, and must recur 10 The Le
gslature of every State, Are The lives of the commu
nifty, while they are travelling upon their lawful bust.
ness, 10 be unnecessarily exposed' or, are The owners
ef CATTLE in the vicinity of railroads, TO be required to
fence their cattle in'
The danger is great, the question is an important
one; and the it is met by Governments and the
community, the better. "CAUIlON
br The h. Wing is requested TO copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

The Fcderaists-The Wing presses are beginning
10 assume courage, ifthsy have it not. The National
Integencer raises shout about the "present strength
and irrespective success of the Wing party" The New
York Courier re-echoes it, The National lntelli
osncer then redoubles its shout and e1clams: at is
moi possJe that the candidate Of the Wing partfor
the Presidency should not succeed at the ensuing Pre-
sidential Election against any candidate whom the
Loco Foco party may set up.'-Tbe Richmond Wing
raises new cry, and calls upon "ihe Wings of Viz
GINA TO do their duty and they will rescue The good
old mother of all from the degraded position she has
been made TO occupy the tail Of .fe,o Hampshire,
and stand forth one of the brightest champions of that
great SON. whose abilities nd virtues reflect honor upon
her"-Virpinia at the tail OF New Hampshire. THIS
is unmeaning slang Say, rather, that these Federal
lists are anxious tie TO the tail their hll-boy Of
the Sashes ITO achieve this brilliant feat, the
Richmond Wing and Charlottesville Advocate call
upon the Wings of Virginia, "nrhwiih, to organize a
CLAW Club in every county and neghoorhosd IN the
nd sods tn circulate papers and o"c"mens
the better Sirs. The sooner you re build your log
cabins and institute your Order OF The Mill boys
and the Meal bags, with all the other mummeres of
your Sect the you up the Democrats, dis
spate their divisions, and bind them together into that
zone and ndvisble party, which, in spite OF the SAN
guine vaccinations of the National lnleIigencer is
destined to defeat the brightest of your champions
But the Republican party must see, from The lndom'-
table spirit that adversares display tina, we cannot
despse the enemy, who proited by our apathy, and
defeated our columns, in 1870
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Ell EEIIONS

IspIAyA-The returns from 76 counties show a
majority for Wltcomb Governor Of 2473 votes
"There are 81 counties in the State, of which re-
main to be heard from In 1910 those II gave Bigger
majority of $40, the result will not be materially
changed /, is also certain, that have OF the lo
members of Congress. Our friend Chapman may well
crow"
Democrats list, Robert Dale Owen; 2nd, Thomas J.
Henley; Sd, Thomas Smith; 9Th, William ), Brown;
9th, John W. Davis; 7th, Joseph A. Wright 9Th, John
pet,it I0th Andrew Kennedy.
Wing -4th, Caleb b. Smith
The Globe says:
ain the OH district E. NJ Chamberlain Dem is
running against Samuel c. Sample (Whg) The DIS
trct gave General Harrison ,553 majority The Hon
Thomas Smith has overcome u Harrison majority OF
,s2l in the third and Joseph A. virginia Harrison
majority of 249o IN the seventh district But we nave
seen few returns from the ninth district which snow
that Sample Whig) i, running ahead of The wing TICK
Ell; and we think he is elected IL so, The congress
sona delegation from the State will stand eight Demo-
Gratis and two Whigs,he latter elected by meagre ma
jorities."
lLLIsoIs.-We have (says the Albany Argus') the
Chicago Democrat, extra, Of Friday evening, August
llth, before U.s. and we have the most gratifying news
that the Democrats have carried OF the seven mem
hers of Congress. 1t will be perceived that John +
iogc is elected in spite Of the large Mormon vote
against him:
Dem0crats.-l, Robert Smith: g John a. flcCler'
nand 3, o. b. Ficklin; A, John Wentworth; ., s. A
Douglass; 6, p Hoge.
Whigs.-7,J. J. Hardin.
hardin, The only Federalst elected in Illinois, has
maturity Of 654, ia meagre majority, indeed, IN d's
trct, county of which gave majority for Harr'
son in ls40' The whole district gave Gen. Harrison
majority Of 1887. "But the most surprising resui!
(says the obe) is, the election of J. F. Hoee (Dem
the 9Th district, which gave General Harrison aSo'
majority The hard cider mus, be out, and temperance
cause hourishing in that section OF the State
ALApAM. Democrats.-Jas. Belzer, Dixon II
Lewis, william w. Payne, George 5. Houston, Reuben
Chapman, Felix s. Mcdonnell.
Wig-James Deet.
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FROM CAMPEACHY.

NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-the schooner Susanna
arrived yesterday, from Campeachy. From passenger
on board, learn that General Sen,manat landed at
Ca,nPeachy some weeks since on board OF small ca
noe, accompanied by two of his officers. He stated,
that he had been betrayed by The remainder Of his Of
6cers to the Mexican troops One of his partizans
who had been entrusted with the defence of the bar of
Tobasco, had surrendered immediately TO the enemy.
Sentmanat himself with fifty sixty men, fought the
Mexicans for some time Tobasco; but was ulti
matey compelled to retreat, and, seeing himself aban-
doned, made the best Of his way 10 Campeachy. When
the Susanna left, he was at Merlda.-Bee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

Is Little MauiCiAS's WAND bkOkEN:
"h could be sold triumph put Mr.. Fan Ba,es back
5ceu ta illustration u ne principles IF Gorern
meat, u ce could 4, ,i' l2ad "fuicE os FRiESp.''
The Madsonian refers to the letter from Connec-
tieut, Tin the Charleston Mereury,) which noticed
in last and expresses lis doubts about The Clay
Wigs preferring Mr. Calhoun their second choice
We think they have choice but Mr.. Clay, and are
resolved TO support him with perfect knowledge that
he will be deieaied.We would respectfully ask, how
the Mercurys correspondent, or any body else,
kno,c that Mr.. Tyler cannot get the nomination We
are quite sure he is very much mistaken. We would
remark, in reference to the ntmaon contained in the
closing lines Of the Nlercury's spondent, that,
Tar as we have been able ascertain, the friends Of
.Nr Tyler intend 10 support the nominee of the Con-
vention-providcd, of course, that the Convention
fairly represents the wishes Of the party. (Dut we
count not The Clay Wings, and rarely upon the
friends Of Mr. Tyler 70. support. Our great anchor Of
hope is the Republican party)
The "Phadelphia Inquirer notices the same letter,
and whilst il admits ''ths Mr. Calhoun has many
friends and admirers among the Loco Focos Of New
York and New England, to say nothing Of Pennsylya-
MA we doubt very much whether he will be able to
cope successfully in the National Convention with Mr.
Van Buren,. ltappears TO that the opposition the
Ex-Pesdent is, could it be brought 10 bear upon any
single candidate, sufficiently strong prevent the
mnation of the New York statesman. But it cannot
The friends Of Buchanan Calhoun Cass. and Johnson,
will not unite aSains, MIR. Van Buren,. Hence thai
his chances for The nomination favorable"
And achy should they unite against Mr. Van Buren,;
One great why he may be preferred either OF
The m 49, circumstance personal to any of them.
not affecting any of their future prospects, but
one in which they all must feel more or less interest
he and his party being dsgracefully defeated by the
arts and frauds of the common enemy in lS40. And
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

MNSE-The Portland Argus states, that the Demo-
cratic Convention for the third Congressional DISTRICT
composed OF Lincoln, and part oil Oxford couh'les'
met at Lewiston Thursday, and nominated oharles
Andrews, Esq of Dixfeld, tor Congress- on tue io'n
ballot His exceIlency, Edward kavanagh, was chosen
delegate for that District to the Baltimore Convention
The rpus states that Mr. Kavanagh has been caimeo
calhoun, blu, knows he is not Ant-Van Buren,, though
the latter may not be his first choice.
AT the Democratic Convention for the kennebec
District held n, Readfeld, on Wednesday, the 10th
instant, Samuel Wells, Esq, was nominated for Con-
cress and James Nj. Bradbury, Esq, was elected a
delegate to the Baltimore Convention Mr.. Bradbury
avowed himself in favor Of Mr. Van Buren. The Ar
gus saws is nolr certain that Tie delegates from Name
oU stand as is predicted, ri. eght pan Buren,, and
one moderately Calhoun, or doub!fM-N Ptebeian.
And Quo too.-The "Lancasler Eagle" of the l7th,
from the great banner county OF the Saie) re echoes
the sentiments of "The Ohio Patriot, who recnpitu-
ates counties Of the State whose Democracy have
declared in favor of Mr. " Buren,, and one SummD for
Mr. Cass In addition 10 the above, the Congressional
Convention 18th districD which assembled at Ralida,
on the 9th utmo, composed of delegates from VIII
lams, Paulding, Van Vert, Mercer, Shelby, Allen,
Hurden, Henry, Putnam and Lucas counties, unanl-
mously adopted the following resolution
"Resolred That we have full confidence in the lnte-
gritty intelligence and patriotism of Martin Van Bu-
rem, and in view of his preemnent qualifications, as
yell as in consideration If the infamous by 0hieh
he defeated in $40 nominate him 10 Ms highest cree
in the rift If this great md free people.
The Eagle re.echoes this sentiment on the part
of the Democrats Of Ohio and declares We have no
doub, of Mr. Van Buren, stong hold upon the Democra-
cy of this State and Of their increasing confidence in
bis uns wervng Democracy
The Democrats Of Ohio organizing in their Dis.
trct Conventions for The election Of members OF Con-
gress in October next. In Hamilton county, DIR. Dun
can is again the candidate A1r Farran who was also
candidate having dsnterestedy and nobly Withdrawn
his pree nsions) and Mr. Medil "a champion of Demo.
cracy) for the Fairfield District Our friends in Ohio are
in the finest spirits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

1t gives pleasure 10 state that the quaity Oh Tue
,oea produced by the recent harvest surpasses even
lis quantity. 1t hus probably never been exceiled IN
Virginia We judge by the two specimens wn'c1 we
have seen We are indebted to the Virginia Mills,
(owned by Messrs Nicholas " Brothers0 Tor barrel
of their Family Flour, which cannot be too hgh'y re
commended to the notice Of our housekeepers. The
bread made of is light and sweet as possible ana
it cannot fail to please the purchasers OF this superior
article This -four sold by Mr. T. J. Deane, OF thus
City. We understand it is family -four, made out oil
the best selected wheat.
The other specimen is from the celebrated Gallego
Mills, (owned by Messrs. Barksdale & Warwick The
quality of the -four is of a very admirable character.
With such bread, raised it we're at our own DOORS
who will not congratulate himself in the possession OF
the finest staff OF lIfe Why is It that The Eng!'sh
Goyernme Mt in the pursuit Of an absurd and fictitious
policy will not permit their starving population 10
participate in the good and cheap bread OF America:
Edmund Burkes figure, his celebrated speech, might
still equally be just, under wiser policy than they
now display saving only that we have lost the rela
ton of child and parent We would still present our
exuberant bosom TO feed her suffering people, 1t she
would only carry out the true ideas of commerce. VIZ;
free and liberal exchange of the surplus OF one no
ton for the surplus of another
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

Money appears TO be getting more and more abun
dant and the rate of interest has fallen beyond any
thing hitherto known in this country. The New York
Journal of Commerce thus speaks OF the transactions
IN that city:
"PLEIHoRA OF MoSEY-Prime business notes have
been negotiated the street, during the last week, at
the rate of per cent year. and it can be done to
any extent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25
Results Of recent Congressional Elections.

The New York Journal of Commerce reoapltulates
the results of the preriOus Elections for the House oil
Representatives. In eleven States, where The Eiec
lions had taken place, Except TWO vacancies IN 1eor
ga, and in Massachusetts, the Democrats have car
RED 3d. Wings Is. Add the recent returns from SIX
other States, Democrats &c. Wings lS-making 100 10
36-when, in the former session, the Wings had "a
members, the Democrats 20.
'There nine States yet 10 elect, and vacancies
to be filled by two others, as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-25

Dr.n-The Charestown Va Free Press death
MIR Lewis Wernwas, of Virginia, harpes Ferry, dsn
guished of undonbted benevoenee genius aud Skill
suction of bridges great number in Virginia. Penn
sylvania and ONO bear Of his He buried with
,he highest Masonic honors