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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
DEATHS.

Died, At Edenton, N. c., on the 18th 0e,oh.. -.
lious Coneesye Fever, Mr. WILLIAM CT'sbgDlco OIL
the :sst, year OF HIS age. Mr.. G.. n,,,a III
ton. Mass, and came 10 Richmond, Va aho", ~ boS'
le6 where he soon after established Lim.,r year
ness, which aneushed 10 its close. In Isas 70 Dust
rrd In fhis city; since which time, Ia the 40 ma
DEATH with slight intermission, he had pur.na us
business of painter. with an industry unliIin hc
reputation as an artist Of no ordinary genius anu
verIcious sen Tine nj, Of pied prGbity OF
beat responsive 10 the noblest impulses ofhumarine
Kind, affectiOnate and dev0iej husband and fa,h-a
warm aud sincere friend. ana
sir T., few weeks since was In our mid, = .
full enjoyment Of health, and elated with N. ~ lns
Of meeting NJ early day. the partner of hi. bos
and lie hriished object Of his affections who L,S om
10 North Carolina, with part Of tender famiv zone
crnit, under The maternal care of fond mobs ,e'
energies OF constitution enfeebled by rhran,e ~,
ease forthIs purpose, he proceeded 10 Eden,on uIh
The remaining pat Of his family, there To spends ~
days, l y st from his iahours pre- ious his r.,
this CITY, The place OF his abode but iust "A ~ w
prepared for his departure hitler his eldest son ~
IN MS rum Year, al promise and natural endoSm1'
was seizsd with fever aud sualchrd from hi, n,,,,
luna embraces IN quick succession ere the b,,., -,
irTs oil the ir'manu vi gref Tor wound alfeads y a.,
ted, hid assnaerd another SON. of four ,rar. ~. ~,
accompanied hi- father OH his VISIT and lhre. 20
terwards thr fiief himself, are Consigned n m. ~
athnnrd mystery Of The tomb. 7hers lei the rrro,d ..
bis deeds, whether good or evil fest nndIstnrbsd. j.,
no one auI ieathers weight 10 the burden OF sorrov
which his family feel al tGcir sad bereavement p,'
they have died without hoo- mar - ,,h, ~, na' We
sorrow ana expressions I" regret. irC died i, IA Ia,
withont perhaps, what lir void would cali R.Iison
bnt br nird. nevertheless, III possession of good mn
RAJ ciiafarlef, und u der the Influence Of long cont,
nued prayer, Offered up Al his own request and ~
which hr earnestly joned-and let all who gn.w nun
invoke his acceptance with God; while they thew AL
lie protecting care Of Heaven for his a.
dow and helpless children.
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FAUQUlER LAND FOX SALE
Chippewa Farm.

,INlE terms of sale of this Farm made last Serlem
ber not havin. hr.n compiled with, II i again ol
rrei. This Farm i: amongst the most valuable la ih1
county. u lies within iWo miles OF The Rappalan
mock river and canal seven miles ot Tie village al
Warrrnon, and between four and live OF the Fauquie
White Sulphur Springs, II contains between nine nun
bred and one Thousand acres; the greater portion 81
which is the fine red SOIL generally found 10 that couh
~, with large portion Of ine bottom meadow land.
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain AID
Iof grazing several good springs, with hns stream
running through The whole Farm.
The Improvements are a comfortable plain Farm.
h"us- Baru Stables, Cabins. &c; each having BEEN
recently put repair Not very distant from these 4,
elevated site for the erection u such better bn0
iue, "A piuptlcloI mlgni prefer, COMMANDING iui
yi-w 81 tir whole Farm The location nj tins Farm
renders II d,srib', property lis 2r"Nallv 10 The canai
To hr yiii1er al WAreninn ana The Whlie sulphur
spII1s aliordIms sh usual iI,iiiies al hralth
ana Of society, AMI BY thr canal cheap and ready az
rts- tn market tor III III products The TERMS VIII be
~ liberal n"-l purchasers r"nI wrl desire. Pos
gwen ANY lime "a SUIT The purchaser, win
dcsi able cement IL the tling ~ growing crop
Purchasers wishing IL slew Ihc Farm. ate referred
10 Edmrnd Rose. Esq. tEow The occupant charles
Chiffon OF Jones' treii EGGS, residents wltG lew
miles, oflo JAMES FuN'rAINE OF Hanover,
THORNTON Of Ffedencksb
Aug. I7-ctf Executors cf A + Rose, deceased
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TRIBUTE uP RESPECT

~ called meeting vi the yrstry of ST. PAUL.
ahurch, held IA The Nesry Room, Oh THURSDAY, Octo
Der 25ti. Iel9: S''
The following preamble aud resolutions, we're adop,od
unanimously:
where's, II has pleased Almighty God, IN his wise
PROVIDENCE 10 remop- from lmuhe ~ our friend and
brother III Christ, William Williams. while we desire
10 submit llumbly Ia HIS wiz. deem II due the
memory 81 our deceased colleague express our SEN
o The loss we have been called sustain: Therefore.
RESOLVED, That while We Trmrinbcr with pleasure
His Kind and friendly operation with Us as me
oi The Ves!ry OF - Pan:'s Church, We deeply Inrn
MS oss, u, that Of pous member Of the Church ana
al honorable aud useful citizen, and very valuable
member OF ihis body As his friends and nrghb.rs as
Well as members oil this Vestiy, tender our most
sincere sympathy 10 his berrayrd family.
Rtsnlyrd, That We will attend his funeral To NOR
row, and pay 10 Ills remains such attentions "a ma,
best express our high valuation for him while living
and our lasting legTet for his loss.
Resolved, That the Secretary communicate copy Of
these resolutions To Mis- Williams, and tho sa
10 DC published III The wspap~rs oil the city
TiOS. II. ELLIS Sv.,y
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Most cordially ard respectfully.
Spteei Of Hon W. l.. S4aykey. President Of q

Spfeei OF Hon. W. l.. SAarkey. President Of fie
Southern Slate Convention.
GgsrLEMsN or THE CONVENTION Whilst
sincerely hank YOU fur lhe honor you have
conferred on me, regret that The important duty
was no, assigned 10 some one more competent
than myself. I dissembe not IN declaring thai
This honor was no, expected BY me. and hence
feei more embarrassed in addressing you.
The subject OF your contemplated deliberations
is al mportont one: nothing less than aues>
lion involving 10 lis consequences the libery OF
this pecpc-perhaps directly or remotely The Ii.
berry OF Other nations. trust that you vll ap-
proach il dispassonalfly that yon will lay
aside your parry predictions, and meet, 70! as
politicians bit as aattio AS .ia.t snien. We
had latiertd ourselves lLal The capacity Of man
Tor seil-scvernmenl was lao lcnstr sutjecl OF
dcub.. We have toas'ed ot ours as an example
Of tree government, based on an enduring
foundation. | trust it may prove So but events
ui recen, occurrence seem 10 tofebode danger
The convoca,ion Of this assemblr-ihe intense
interest manifest in every countenance here, are
proofs that there is cause OF alarm. For lime
We have been prosperous AID happy under tree
government, bu that lime, 10 The great history o!
man, is but bret space, mere point The
page ol history is vel fresh watch records our
existence as nation OF ifeemen Scarce has
The stain OF revolu ioDary blood, she'd tor liberty
faded from the face of The land, before il has
been found necessary ior The peorle Of The South
10 prepare 10 check threatened aggression And
whence this daI ger7 No foreign Toe threatens
US. Our couulrymen, our brothers, are anay,d
against US 10 civil strife. They seem 10 forget
that they are allied 10 Us by the nosl sacred lies
and 10 forget the value OF the Union. Blinded
BY The poison Of fanalicism, they seek 10 abridge
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Marble Yard.

] o IT n T. q Q Z IS,
s'rll STREET, NEAR MAIN, RICHMOND, w.
n EAi.ER III Egyptian Italian ani American Marble,
~ Monuments TOMS, Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces,
Of every description, Wall Plates, Fronts. &C, &c.
ANY design la carving executed IA the nrltesl man
neT.
promptly attended Ia.
Mr. Rogers having served his apprenticeship 10 One
of The largest establishments IN New York thy and
having much experience III the business, hitters him
self that all work executed al his Shop VIII Give
TIRE satisfaction rs any done North or South.
ll,I
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E.arae New Slahies

Of Tue HNIEKIIHN HOTEL
'ii. subscriber takes this method Of Informing bl,
country fT,nLs and CUSTOMERS that lie has rrcr NJ
Is procured and fitted up the most convenient an
approved manner, a large and conlinodlous Sable M
close proximity 70 Tie American Hotel, where guest
of h,s l",rI, wLu arrive by private Conveyance, eau
meet With The amprsi accommodation Tor llrif h0fses.
liz has engaged Dstc!S who, from skill, experiences
aud attention I" trir duties warrant hm III ensufn
satisfaction 10 all who may patronage him.
a Tine hac, and Dfs-s, aud safe drivri VIII like
wise lie c0utant Attendance, l0r the arrommo iat.
of his guests NATHAN II THORNTON
a. -,.paI ... IInr
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Professor ssranch'.

SCHOCL EOR ICUNC lss.Dic'I
Ar PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE
l,ilE Winter session " ~ On Tho Isl Guy
III November, and end on the 18th N-1h"''aS %
April. The COURSE 81 suidirs embraces AL lhr SUP
Jects u-Iaily taught III the best Semih, - {" tue =,
Ecart, including all accommodating, ~
Tnitt'n in"icdns Ancient aai Moiefn Languages :,
snsic. -
oct a-caawlIsS.v
~ CHANCEEY- v,r.i,.n "A, Court hello Iof
ilaliiar comfy AZ the Can't Hodsr mefe"' ."
CroIg. n West Plaintiff
against
Isaac Hart, Deirniih'.
The defendant not hariIg entered hls appearance,
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that ne sno
an ahlbitant a. this Commonwealth, II Is of1e1en
that said defendant Go appear here ON the lonl.
Monday ~ November next, and answer the pslh''n'
bill, and that copy Of this order be ioHh"iih in
ed in the Richmond Enquirer Tor two months sn.
ers>isry and posted at The front a"of 81 TUE
''? ssa q ls snle s%"y 'GeyM iio.r. .
IN CHAScEEI-v issIr,l:-At Ia Court Of quartz,
~ Session, held Tor The county Of N"hhamosnasa'
At me Court House. IN .i"nday. thr lah day VI ~
Cyrs Ila,,..n. Canadian to Illule, cilrhriby. 81
ppan of Han Blackberry, deceased, 1"np's
against 40 -, ,,b
Harriet Rlackr,by Thomas i'lacArioy, 'ossp"
! Btackrtby I.nu Angel ard -aily his wife, VINO Ns
S,IIv Rackrrby pflor m her marriage with said j"hh
/ Anv,l and rhnn,,s I.r.Irr and Betsy his WIZ, vi.
I r., n -, Drfrnd1nl,
an
| ni,rrrrby and John Angel ind wife, and lhom''
prrIer and wife, mol having entered their appsafan,
and given .-curity according 10 the act OF As'em''
and Inc rules ii this Court, aud II appearing by saw
f,rory evidence that they are not inhabitants o W.
Cannon Faith II il ordered, that The said d.iehaan
d. appeat before the Justices Of our said cour avn
Cont House, on the second Monday ~ November ne'
and answer the plaintiff bill, and that copy o. u
order b. forthwith inserted in the Richmond hnq"'
4 paper published In the City OF Riehn"nd' u" ~.
months suocessivrly, ahi posted al the ff"ni ao''
CONT ll6u.r of saiG COMFY. L0py lr-e, -
Aug 2l--cW,m y 5ii'h'
IN cl.AarERY-v iasisi4:--N Rates he'll ID ~
clerks Once ol The Superior Court Of ttan.e!
the Richmond Circuit The Gth day Of reptemIe',
Abby d. Hopkins, administering OF lam n.rT
deceased
against u, ne
Thomas Green, administrator DE- bonis non W. m,r.
viii anne 1rd o Peter yon4. ler-l-rj abi u''e' h.
The defendant above named not having Nv ,rt Il
appsafanee and gwen security according 10 'n .,ir,
assembly and ile ilGIss Of this Cont aid u hts,.
Ly satisfactory evidence. thai he Is mol q" &,
Of hi, Commonwealth, II Is ordered tHa' W. al, ss1
feGdant do appear thr rues to be held 'o and an
Court nm the Gr-t Monday ~ ueeenipcf hsi y ri bis
,wer he bal Of the plaintiff; ana 'has ,ubliih
order T.. hwl,h g, ered 10 some nr"sV'r .nctss
I'd m the City OF Richmond, FOR two m', nm touH
| sIyely aud posted II The front door % VIC 49,
House Ia The slid CITY.
copy 5, ieuBERre, C lfII.
/
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

1 AN authorised BY Robert T. 5Jmervill, OF Iannas
see, Ia sell ms Tfacl Of Land on the Roanoke h'ri,
near TaylDr's Ferry, containing, b. late survey ao'
acres There II l5C aries of valuable river not
tom, ready onvai'nb. The high land Is OF very
superior qniily, ami well aiapod 10 the CULTIVATION ~
tobacco, wheat and Persons desiring to VIE" us
lsad will please call nn 1l AImistcad S,urtitant, WIZ
lives IN the neighborloj, and VIII take pleasure w
showing IL. rERMs will be made 10 suit tlr purchaser
JNO / EATON,
Attorney fnI Robert P. someI'ii
a.. ndrr.,n Ctany IN, CO N T.. March eff
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REMOVAL
LTURAL WAREHOUSE AND

oEEO > onE.
I HAVE removed from the old Stand long known As
/ the VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MA
NUFACTURY, To No 70, Main Street, doors below
The City Hotel, where would b- ple1sei IA Sc The
friends and patrons al the Establishment, and Ill others
in want al good Agricultural Machines, implements
Seed. Sc
shah sii;i continue to Manufacture NJ, own Ma.
chimes, aud sIAll -nirlVof IL make them aliy eqnal
10 any oihefs IN use.
Repairing 10 al lis banrbes. al short notice
Amen. ny assortment NIll HI fond Pl0ughS ~ va
flous Patterns, larowa, InltlvdtoIs, Corn sheliris
Straw CutrIs Hose PnM-ts, Wheat Fans, TlTrsbrri,
Blades fer cutters Leather Blnds Bsissrs FOR Thrshes
SC. JABEE PakBER, N"yH, Man street,
Oct 9-tlm ! ,Intt . hr Ia. Cty Uoini
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Charles 3. IseliaId,

ATTORNEY Az La w.
LACK BURG, ViRGisIA
,ll practice rsulafiy IN the superior aud Inferior
~ Courts of Montgomery, Roanoke. Pulaski ana
t.ilrs.
AliLlisinrss entrusted IL his care Will DO promptly
aud faithfully attended Ia. fl- Win also attend TO tbs
collection at claims IL lnr adjoining counties.
RrtEHEScIG :--lonway Rubinsot Es',, Nicholas
Mn-, Ed Richmond, Virginia, Mayor James X.
Kent MontecIner county, Virginia. Ocl 3--c2n
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"ZEso," the Washington correspondent Of The
Tenth Legion, Tells truth in the following
style:
However imbece, wrong headed or iucom,
peter, il may be in wisely or properly conducting
and duly guarding and fostering The important
interests o, the nation, the present Adminslra-
lion has already given abundant evidence that,
in some respects, none but itself can be its para-
lel,' either ior enersy OF efficiency.
81, has already, before ii is six months Cd,
proved Itself perfect giant, in the work OF poll-
cal prescription. Hercules in his cradle .lrang.
ling The serpent, was perfect pigmy 10 il, in this
respect. And sill The guilloine ceases not TO
operate, and daily, The heads OF Democratic Of.
fee holders continue 10 fall before il; so that
there is every probability, before it is year old,
il will have, like a second Alexander, 10 sill
down ard weep-not that il has mo more worlds
10 conquer" hul that ii has no more Democrats
10 dccapae.'"
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SENATOR'S ATCHISON AND BENTON.
The following characteristic letter is published
10 the 81. Louis papers:
PL.TTE Cry, Sept. 70. 1919

~ Inc -. Louis papers.
PL.TTE Cry. Sept. IL. 1919.
Cap, J. W De.rer:
Dear Sir. Colonel Benton HI, made putlica-
lion 10 thu people Of Ml>souti, dac. Bonneville,
August 80, 1919, in which liz makes rneii!c
Ell ri 10 connect me- and others oi his colleagues,
,ose her with members Of the last G~hc,al As
semb,y 1l this State, and certain IN 'geS bank Of
fcers, ard others, N consrira.y 10 ifi.a bin
tro N the United States Senat". "ill, when
have leisure respond 10 this charge am, in h.
meantime, ! will inform The honoTabe SeDa'cr
that, in consequence Of The base betrayal Of the
trust reposfd in h m ny The S,a'e OF Missouri, and
his attempt 10 carry he Dan lcraic party Il this
Sac into the Fee Soil rank, have BEEN and
am now, making open War upon him, Free Soil
ism, AboIitionism AM all similar isms; and will
continue to dn So. end il he is 10, driven from
the Unired States Senate, il will te no iauil u
nine Yours, truly, D. R. ATCHlSON.
GENERAL TAYLOR AN AFFEC TON
| ATE MANTLE Detroit Free Press in lhe
following, veil his Cd he folly Vi the adminis.a-
! lion TO give il no harshef Earne--in rrsa:d TO
the removal Of the gallant Lane from his post as
Governor VI Oregon Tor the cause oil being De-
mocra., and because ut his defence o! the gal.
lanl volunteers ol Indiana from the false cha fees
al coward;ce preferred against Them. ] he Free
Piess SAYS:
"There can no longer be a toub, thai Genera
Taylor is very at ciionaie man In proof u
this, we instance The TACT that he has appolnlea
tie laird defeated congressman as Governor o
Oregon. The first Two declined The appointment
The last is Major Gaines oil Kentucky, uho wi'
most ineloiiously defeated 10 August. The frs
two were anli-MeXican wsr traitors, and Iell m
donhtediv ashamed ct Ire General Tor removing
Gen. Lane, who distinguished himself Ia Msir
CO. Gaines h2a>2ccep.el, aaI il i un efs'o"-
that he would maze taken U.G -!sl..es :: H. c"u!d
gel nothing belief."
Reputation by h. people Of candidate Il"
Office seems 10 te a passport 10 Iav"r uaoeE Ih'
p.csent admin sfa.i, n - Otnm6ns !atshaH
MARI..-We have beeo shown by the Prss
| Sual Ct the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail
, load, beautiful specimen Of Msrl. ~hish va
n ocurcd upon the laad Of Mr. Walter IL Fla
nal , on Aqua Greek This Mari has upwaid
,, of IS per cent Of Lime, and is said 10 be fer
t,l,zing as manure. We arc Informed by VI
Robinson that lis Mari can bs delivered a, III
depo. in Fredericksburg, at from 10 GEMS
ou.hel Do any OF our farmer fri nd. WISH u
enter into speculation OF this kind! II The
do, they can see specimen of this Mail al ou
office, 10 whom We will gladly show it.
IFefe,ick.6ure Nspi.
A mach race comes of over the Cenregill
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u The Mississippi Legislature, al lis DeEl
session, will be called upon 10 cleo. U. States
Senator in the place oil Hon. JEFF Davis, whose
term expires on the 4th OF March, 1850 II they
can, within The limi,s OF the Sae, find better
Senator or more honorable man, they have
right 10 elect him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30

Al The Bourbon (Ky) Agricultural Fair, he'd
on Tuesday oi last week, Mrs Chapman Cole,
man daughter If GOV. Criuenien, received the
premium Ia cup worth one hundred drliGrs) Tor
the best silk quilt, made with her own hands.
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To N, Editors of lie Union.

To hs Editors of The Union:
GENTLEMEN: | was pleased 10 see in late
number a The Union The excellent resolutions
adopted aud promnged b. that noble assembling
OF patriots aud statesmen EnoWn as The Southern
Convention Of The State of Mississippi. These
resoluto.s clearly exhibit the altitude OF The
wtole people oil Mississippi IN regard TO The WI.
mo, pfuvisu and other Kindred measures, and
announce the determination OF The Stale 10 resist
all and each OF said measures, and all measures
of similar import or tendency, however disguised
o. however nsidiously brought forward, al all
hazards and 10 the last extremity have the no
nor 10 transmit herewith The admirable address
of The President Of the Convention, Chief Justice
SharkeY, on taking the chair, ana 10 desire Ioat
il may find place in your columns. AS Judge
Sharkey. however well and favoIably known 10
the bar and bench OF The country, may mol have
heretofore attracted The special attention OF por
ton of your readers, ! beg leave 10 state few
particulars concerning his life and chaIacler.-
William l.. Sharkey has been known for more
Than twenty year. as one OF the abiesi juris's In
The southwestern section OF The REPUBLIC. de is As
remarkable for all the virtues which belong to
social and domestic lie as he IS lor lesai lcafh-
ipg and elevated patriotism. De is Distinguish
ed above most men for sweetness and placidity
OF temper. bland courtesy OF manners, and a
discreet and cautious circumspeclIon ard for-
bearance under all circumstances oi Iiai ard IL
raion. He has Tor many years past had nc
particular connection with scenes OF polilcsl
strife, bu, has been recognised by all who know
him as uniform and iniexbe Wing, and nc
voted in the last Presidential eleclcn for Inc pre-
sent Chief Magistrate Of The United States, as
did precisely one-half OF The members oil Inc con-
yeniion over which be was on this occasion call
ed 10 preside. When all these tacis come 10 bt
duly considered, ii is 10 be hoped that his words
of Stern remonslrance and solemn warning vii
no, be di,leearded by those Who love The Union
and are desrous that our free institutions shall
be perpeinaled.
Mos, cordially ard respectfully,
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When MIR. Jefferson was asked respecting his
religion, his memorable answer was:-"It is
known TO God and myself alone. Its evidence
before the world is 10 be sought in my life; il
that has been honest and duliful TO society, The
religion which has regulated it cannot be 9 bad
one"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30

PREMIUM FOR ANNEXATlON.-A com.
mittee of gentlemen in Canada have offered
premium OF from 5000 10 $500 for the best
manuscript pamphlet, Of limited size in favor
of tho anne kation Of Canada 10 the United
States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30

Miss Fillmore, daughter of the Vice Presi.
dent Of The United States, recently received an
appointment as teacher in one of the public
schools of Buffalo, and is now acting in that ca.
pacity. How striking an illustration OF the sims
plicily Of our Republican institutions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30
WING PRINCIPLES

|. Tax The people viii high 4uirs 10 make
hsm rich
, E,urloy foreigners 10 encourage American
ndusry
Takc care Of The rich. aud l,ry WI take
care Of The poor.
Grant especial privileges 10 capitalists, tina
hey may employ he sborels
s. Make expansive local Improvements iur he
exclusive benefit oil particular class Of men.
4. Encourage and project The farmer ty de-
sroying The foreign maik-i for his gain aid
other products IL The farm.
7. SHOW hatred 10 war, by voting l3r a NJ I'll
who has very il,le 10 boast OF except his sodief
ship. -JIQn-he ". III Democrat.
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The Sisters Of Charity. al Detroit, have refu.
sed 10 take The proceeds OF benefit a, The Thea
Ire in that city, for the purpose OF assisting in The
erection Of Hospital.
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NOTICE. -. rslsts 81
IL persons having claims ssain:' , WI, please no.
A THOMAS |. NELSON, deceased HS FACE,
ti(y me Of Them Immediately N.,.on deceased.
Administrator Of Thomas = .,.was
Hanover County, October i7-sas"'~
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FIRE IN KERNSTOWN, VA.-The Win.
chesler Republican states that The tavern house
belonging 10 The estate Of John Bcemer, and in
the occupancy OF Mr.. Long, with most OF the
furniture, was entirely destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday morning last. The fire originated from
toe Stove pipe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-30

A millien Of dollars has been paid for MESA.
ees on the various telegraph lines throughout The
United States during the past year.
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THE CUBAN ExPEDlTION.-It has been
a matter OF speculation for some Time what coun.
try The Round Islanders were 10 conquer. Grit
fin H, Williams, seTeeant.major of The ae reg
imebl on Round Is and, informs The editor OF the
ST. Louis Union, thai their ultimate destination
vas lbe Island Of Cuba. The men were 10 have
been shipped 10 the Island Of Lopez 10 be drilled
and armed. The expedition had been 10 con-
temptation for many years, and The funds for its
support had been accumulated BY annual dona-
lions from the planters OF Cuba, and were depos-
tied in New York, subjec, 10 the order Of General
Lopez, the general manager OF The expedition
It's object was The establishment OF Republican
Government in Cuba. For The present the exTc-
Orion has been abandoned; but Coils. White aud
Bisco H. leaders, entertained no doub! offs ulti-
male success