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LATER FROM BUENos AyREs

BosroN Nov. 25h-By the arrival Southampton of the
steamer Severn advices had been received from Buenos
Ayres to October 4h, MonteSdeo the 6h and Rio Janeo
10 the 18th.
The BRAZILIAN troops had marched into Monerdeo 10 as
slst inc Monievidcnns. Orhc, il said hemmed ia
between onteviico and the troops Urquza and al the
last dates arranging surrenderng and which
was supposed would be accomplished by himself and staff
receiving passports for Buenos Ayres and his troops
refused.
II reported that Oribe had escaped on board the ship
Swede, and that his troops had been taken prisoners
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TENNESSEE. RAIL MAYS

Gov Campbell, in his the Legislature states
that S6uUOOO had been subscribed the Memphis and
Charleston road above So the Louisville and Nash
vile road and SloOOG the Nashville and Columbia
road He comaendS all these works the Legislature us
deserving of State countenance ard aid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

MARRIED THURSDAY evening Nov. 2Jl By the Rev DR. How.
ell alr AMBROSE f. HANSON Uf Aberdeen, Miss, Miss Ell
LEN HALL. of :hs city.
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THE. RIGHT SPIRIT

OK Wednesday night last, the Young Democracv :.
Lynchburg held glorious meeting At the Court House W.
aientiIa ~ the proceedings another coino
which it will ne that Young mems Dcmo.f1c As"
citation formed and officers duty elected. We , $50
that called AT m early hour and thus d.
the pleasure of hearing the able and eloquent speeches
were delivered by Mai JAMES GARLAND ALEx,xnr s
JoRpAs and 4. d. READ Esqrs. MAJ. Garland, We mns.
stand spoke hour and ha with distinguished ah,
,eciring that he aud had ever bccn Il STATES p,r,
Of the strice- sect and quoted various extracts ,
his writings far back 1882 and 3j as evidence of ~,
fact is te he did not believe lhata Stale had the riph
seccde without cause or for slight yill cases-bu
the event OF deliberate and pabe disregard and yol
Of tho Constitutonthe bond Of the Un!on-o the in,
and oppression Of any State Staes-$cceSsion bccan
their only remedy and should appeal the sword MT
unatey follow would be between independent now
consequently the citizens OF the seeding Stat. ar
il overpowertd, would BE entitled all con ~
prisoners OF rdr and would not be subject shot down
'r hung rt6cs and by myrm:ons Of ,h
Federal Government mnntilnc. b. the cJn>i,,ion.,
Mr.. JJrdan's effort THIS Dcca ion wa. 81. ,.n,ra 49,.
aden political speech and NIL prer concur in ch r,c
zng Il as every way c:ctI,atlc Ia hu yrI
Vi line promise add the hrs, order ol intellect,
Mr. ReaG SPOKE IN his usual i.cos style r-e,,Iv 10 ina
gra!ca!Ga 81 MS hearers a!:er wcl the iS,,ci,l ~
Jouncd TO meet again Tonight Ly!eijtrg Rsp5',.x
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learn that vast cnGcoUr,n u! Persons were as.cmbr,
III Ghycon Cont House, on F:r!ly, The 3l,r ait /, WI,
ness the execution ol Bacon, ltc Victims vito w,r. bi
for The HiIr.!eg oi 5l:ttt;, a.. s
Thus has ended one o! nclnch,Iy raeeje. eys
enacted IN Virginia Tic eNc.i,incrt i, has sind 81
Hrayson has Seen lcatul TO" Tact al tn. igBcYy IS ,
OF lis welEi":! cii:z, TIE outraged an .nc mani
lie will testify. The ass lHcn"; wE.n OF o.. -, P'
Grays,n has been terrible as tile st"'m an be:re it, Ike
reeds before lie 'iucanc every tiug Suspected Of b.ir,
tainted with abolition, has DO" ed Of been swept SWAY ,cJ
;alt excitement is GiF from having sabs!rt IS meeIv
.oaed Sach Terrific uqheiSlag- Gt r popular feeling are
not easily In>.."i Tn" nHnus al discomfort inl i.S,i
faction viii long hc heard in GrysJa HE a storm dyjn,
away among mountain caves.
The nsgross whI m.r" On executed not - cru,
t, ap1ca-a the wrath - ' pe"pr r they tie bloody
III,
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ARRIVAL, OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

Three DAYS Later from Europe
HALIFAX Nov 2lhe royal tail steamer Asia arrived
here this morning She brings Liverpool dates TO the 18th
instant, and London the l4h, being three days Later
The political intelligence by this arrival possesses very
Ee general interest No change OF moment has occurred
in The aspect OF continental affairs since the sailing OF the
A sIa
y and almost hourly occurrence and of highly enthusas
tic character o intended positively leave in the Hum
bodt for New York the 20ih ns and had made all his
arrangements To this ellcc..
FRANCE.-ih. Only subject of special moment in France
is the loss Of the electoral Is toe French Assembly Be-
sides this there is nothing else OF noer; Tranquility
N9ikG.
Observation-Disclosures is quiet in this country.
AUS fRlA-lhc Austrian journals bitter against
Kassuh and drnpunce those who disposed pay him
respect.
MARkETS.-L1vERpooL CorToS MARKET Nov l5-
The demand for continued brisk throughout the week
ind prices have further advanced u with sales during
week of 10000 bales.
Breuds,ufs.-The flour market was irmcr, and prices
have asain advanced an of 3D. bb The ad-
vance being chiefly the better brands Western canal
quoted at IS to 2Os Philadelphia and Baltimore also 10
is advance OF Id per buse with considerable sales In
can is held with nness but there is actual
change to notice in quotations. Mexico selling 25s
81. 10 26s; yellow u TO 26s Cd.
Tobacco quiet, but without special change in prices.
Rice dull al IL 10 l9h shjilngs.
The Naval Stores have been moderate and
without any quotablc variation in prices
MANCHESTER TRApE.-At Manchester there was Il decid-
eddy improving feeling i'll The Market with Improvement
in the prices OF goods and yarns and sales making
ly at advance.
MONEY MARKET.--The money market was we'll supplied
ard rates OF Discount much easier
The Of The Board ii Trade proved be much more
satisfactory than had been expected
AT London, funds had steadily increased The price of
Consuls tor money and account ranged from 9SS S
STocKs.-The Share market was firm. American Stocks
on the Continent were not 5u3yan but prices had varied
but little.
CoT7oS-Middling qualities Of Cotton were quoted at *
10 AZ per h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

Ontriday afternoon, ;he Pos, Office words passed be-
tween '" Wallace Davis aud James Potter which led 10
COLLISION and during the mut the former discharged ps.
to al tue latter The ball struck the fore finger Of The left
name passed between that and the second finger into the
hano ana coming our the back OF it, pissed Off The po
silion OF the hand when struck doubt turned the ball
rom 'he ooay and probably saved po;iers le Two other
shots were afterwards fired, bur without effect,
PorJsno uynT .,g
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rCu,es nondcrce OF the Baltimore Sun

WASHINGTUN NOVEMBER u, l55l
Mr.. Owen, ute Consul Havana, has Just influence
enough msrorescnt Mr. Thfashes case through The New
York Courier nd through private reports Inc let
ter from Havan, repr5shed III the Union to-day, presents
the case in yigtly important national point oi sic%
The ground assumed against lnrGser would involve every
ciriZen OF the Tilted States who resides in Cuba The
~ OF 1885 won be complete nuIty, ii American ia.
king duicilinoye letters the Spanish law requires, for
Ave years, bccorss eoay subject 81 Spain. Both tho
ronch and Birth governments have il scens found occa
foreigner take ut eltcs o dociIann which there
by makes him Spanish subject.
But Mr. Ihras!r ssel did not spend but three years
of the term for witch he was compelled 10 take letters n
dunicin in Cuba He spent two years Of il in visit
United States an did receive his letters domice
his nor I'd he become Spanish subject By Secon
ing editor for compelled 10 take his editorial IL
cense in another anr and finally his paper was suppressed
on the ground Tia 'oegncr could not enjoy II" privilege
OF publishing paer
The suggestion # Mr.. Owen ,h-ouy: The ~ Y Courier
that Traser pred to overthrow The Government Of Gu
ba, IL HE very pot upon which fair iris, il demanded
Not particle 81 whence has oeen aducei TO show il.
harca letter INN Charleston, stating, tie authority
of reports from Cba brought by passengers o The lsab
the 9th that hrashcs considered az desperate
Nothing Is ment",ed OF new trial Owen offered TO act
as his counsel BIT lhasher Indignantly refused the offer
Knowing the laws and familiar with the language he relied
on himself. He CINE into with his hat on and refused
al first TO take il or before the President OF the court for
which his friends ensured him. But Th.asher was sernly
bent upon CHALLENGING The jurisdiction of the court ard
would mol rec"snz' II even BY furm,lity Hcis man
MS purpose his sue defence wns In substance 81
American citizen"
We shall see villa. our government will do in the matter
When Mr.. Summers, the federal candidate for Governor.
was out in the Western part of the State making speeches
to Democratic audiences, he announced himself as no
parry man. Hhen lie sol over into Eastern Virginia. among
the Wings he took precious good care TO tell them thai he
was Wing.
How different the course of old Joseph Johnson
From Inc hrsf al home or abroad among Democrats and
Federaliss he has uniformly declared himself Democrat
There Isl contrast worth noticing In The course pursued
by MI Summers, we have perfect illustration of demo-
phcation of political honesty Rockingham Register.
CRAWFORD, THE SCuIPToR--An. Irish iou,no,
claims that Crawford the talented sculptor is native Of Bal
yshnnnon Ireland aud that his family still resides in
that town. but That his mother eiga,ed TO America with
the future sculptor when he only three years old
FAILURE OF THE FIRE ANNIHIL aToR
CIScISSATI Nov 20. The new fire snnihator was tried
here Yesterday IN building erected for tho purpose and
proved an entire failure
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VIRGINIA BONDS-Wc SEC that in compliance with n
law passed by the General Assembly Of Virginia last March,
bearng six CT. interest payable in N. York
lat the Merchants Bunkl The >t o January and July
and the principal payable il July 1885, have been issued and
offered 10 the public. That the tDns within the
means OF ali who desire purchase they have been issued
In denominations Of $500 and 81 000 Eight hundred thou
sand dollars Of these bonds have taken by the u s.
Government Investment for the Indian annuity fund
Seven hundcrcd thousand dollars worth have been taken by
capitalists, savings banks insurance and companies
The balance is now OF the disposal of j. Thompson ESQ.,
banker, Wall street, in amounts OF $500 and upwards
their current ma ket value wthou, brokerage to the pur-
chaser
These bonds are amply guaranteed and the immense re-
sources OF the State and her pruvGha honor puntua
~, render them "as good gold" We would not desire
sefer investment-lN Y Star
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

THE CHRlSTIANA TREASON TRIALS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25, P. Mn the Circuit Court
70 day. several witnesses in The OF Hanaway set
ASIDE and after having obtained FIVE jurors the Court
journed till Tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

WIN. c. Dawson Esq. United States Senator from Geor-
ga is reported 10 to lying dangerously i'll his residence
infh afS State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

SHELTON F. LssEE, the Democratic candidate for 1t.
Governor addressed tho people Of Rockingham ut their
Court House on Monday last, Court day. Tacrc
large Of The people present 70 hear this able cham
pion the true Constitution. According previous
rangemcnt, Tyre Maupn, ESD the wing eecor for this
Sen Iioal District selected 10 meet Mr. Leakc in debate
Mr.. Maupn opcne the discussion, in speech of hours
duration, Mr. L. replying in speech of the same LENGTH.
Mr. Maupn fired his strongest bruadsidc OF wind and words
into Mr. Leakes position; but the gallant champion Of DEM
rJcr principles had with windy whig sponte:s be-
fore and VI course could suffer damage from the blast
opc;c here Mr. Maupu, Will do hl'n the justice =,
did the he could and we'll probably other whlg
orator better furnished with arguments than he was
could ave done; but he evidently Of place. in pas
sage with Mr. Leake Az much feel gratifed
genc ally at the overthrow Of political opponent,
heess felt sorry for friend Maupin in his conflict with
Leake. We presume it will be admitted by Ir hlau
pins partial friends that he fused up man"
But disposed 10 vanquishcd and
beaten foe or5ear speak farther Of the tilt neigh
bur = aaains:-Mr. Leahe on Mon :ay.
NJ. L'aSc ,io:9c himself 10 be gentleman Of ofaa
ry p :sc, 4n Of commanding genius Il: proved 10 the
people who heard his address, Tor addresses rather for he ad
dressed the Democratic Association again al nigh that he
thoroughly and entirely sound upon all the great cues
tions which heretofore divided the democratic repub-
can and wing federal parties of the country He is
ddac of whom the democracy have be proud and
whose election they resolved TO do their
hes, in the approaching struggle We only regret that every
in Rockingham did not hear Mr. Leake at the hus
tings Monday.-l Rockingham Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

FlRE AT WHEELtNG.-A fire occurred at Wheeling
Va Saturday morning which consumed the entire block
streets The sufferers Altman Maxwell boot and shoe
dealers-loss heavy, insured for $4,000; VIM Baird glass
and putty store loss $1,000 j. H. Clemens cabinet were
rooms loss 81 600; VIM Howser tobacco factory loss 5000
Mrs Edmondson confectionery loss 5000; and Rober, Arm
strong lottery office. Z. W. Berrys warehouse suffered
damage OF 200 Mrs Edmondson family saved their
lives by leapns from the second story window
OUR CONNECTION WITH TIE INTERIOR -r,o
Select Council on Friday night confirmed BY an unanimous
vote the appropriation o! s200O0O passed at previous
meeting OF the Common Council for subscriptions 10 the
Roanoke Valley road and the connecting link from Weldon
to Gnston. Trey likewise concured in The nomination Of
Dr.. Mallory Commissioner the part of IN. citizens
and appointed Josiah Wills Esq from their body The Com
mssioners consist OF Francis Mallory, C. w Newton
ana Josiah Wills Esqs. Norfolk argus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

Yderday afternoon Col Willis p. Bocock, the Democrat
ic caiidate for Attorney General arrived in Richmond
He vi tonight address the people Of Petersburg. and
Frida night together with Mr.. Lcake, will speak the
cizeiof Richmond, al The African Church We not
autho.ed say So but doubt not that these gentlemen
will b0gilng and ready in discussion any proper
compeors should opponents be disposed put them
forwar8
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Searcher of hearts from mine erase
All thoughts that should not oe'
And in the deep recesses trace
My gratitude 10 Thee
Hearer of Prayer oh! guide arlgh'
Each word and deed OF mine;
Life's battle teach me how 10 hsn''
And be tho victory Thine.
Giver Of All flor every gooo
In the Redeemer cn!ne:-
Ear shelter. raimen;, md for food,
| thank Thee in Ills name.
Father and Son and Holy Ghost:
Thou glorious Three in One!
Thou knowest best what l neeo lios''
Andlet Thy will be done.
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A POETIC GEM.

liza more devou touching aud beaGtu1 SOLE benTt we
following ever from the depths Oh ine hv Cathant
II ~ her regent concerts il Boston Inc ~oros " Wv
d M"r-isM,he music by VIM. Vincent Wallace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

In the District Court at Philadelphia, Wednesday,
verdict rendered against the President Directors and
Company OF the United States Bank in favor Of the State
OF Pennsylvania for 100000 and SO 500 damages II
action upon bond for Sl00 G00 given by the Bank
the Commonwealth bonus for its charter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.-On Saturday last Da-
MEL F. of Alexandria received the first load of -four
carried that by RAILROAD II down BY
William J. Wcir Esq, of Prince William county, via the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, aud manufactured
Milford Mills. za- .s .e# sss.s s#
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tIOTiCE.-A persons nayiIg claims against isbt
Ia decd will please present them for settlement. c nrasa
ell the either By bond or account WI 40
anu settle s.st tss . 'ue 90 . ANDREW MILLS,
'a'e 40 ''ot - f S,Mi.. 4 MILL,
Fies Goorh!and county, Va. Avn"
lt--clm'
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s,ITUATlON AS TEACHER ~ ANT. ~ ~ ION.
- who produce ample esmonials o. h,s rmer sue.
teaching Latin, reet and Mathematics Gd OF @ riorns
the work ~. instruction.. Persons ~istIhs =,
tion referred TO Z. E. w, Bsrtcusvi' ofahge' -
26-clt
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FAILURE OF THE FIRE ANNIHIL AToR.
CIScSSATI Nov. TO- The FIRE annhilator was tried
here Yesterday ina building erected for the purpose and
proved an entire failure.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
LITn0NrRlPTIC MIXTURE
Fargo notsIea only one Dollar.

large BottIea- Only ii Dollar.
The Proprietor Of the Great Anerican Renasdy "'vAusHs's
vEeETAaLK LlrnoxTRiEEIc MiIrCRE.' 4 isduesd BIZ .he
prEsRt solicitAtiens Of hin Agents, thrsu Ehsut tie DHsss
States and Canada. has nav
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and we'll kaown adels; aHd frea tss das.
nsncefoth. he will pat mp hui one Has sAlv.-hs sAAHa
ss,tles:-ths retail pdcs will be.
ONE DOLLAR. ts.sssE s%}4
The public may rest assured that the shsrassss u tns 49,.
EiAs, it, strength, and curative properties Will ~ AAIs
EXCHANGED, and the ssEs care will be bestowed Ia ere
nsrng it as heretofore. a. ,e@.a
As this medicine, under is reduced price, will be purchases
~ those who have not hitherto made themselves AsqaaiRtsA
with its virtues, the proprietor woald, beg to intinats that his
article 10 not to be classed with tho vastamount Of ksmsdiss
N the day - it claims for itself q greater Asaiiag pssey. In
vi diseases, than any other preparation Rsp bsJors the
worla and has sustained itse,f for eight years BY its supsrsR
msdical virtues, and, until this reduction. commanded aesha
the prcs of any other article in this lire. Nfgt H-8wt9eih
NOTICE PARTIoUrARLY, this article acts with great hssl.s
Ing power and certainty. upon the g NHE
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Hf
and all other organs. upon the proper scioa Of whish life aaaf
health depend. en"= l1# 3&a4 8attH
This medicine has a Justly high rspsts a. q rsmsay 81
Dropsy and Gravel 'i'33A
and all diseases Of that nature. 1t may be relied upSn whsa
the intsligent physician has e~baHdsned his patisAt.--ans ~
these distressing diseases, raors especially DRoPsY, the pFopH.
stsr would earnestly and honestly soomHasna II. A. ~
present price it Is easily obtsinsd BY all. and the tislwill Tsevs,
the article To- bsths .MFE4tfE Es e &'B@&fF
Cheapest Medicine in the world! ssas.
Ey- Please ask for pamphIes-the agents give thsA aways
they contain over sixteen pages Of receipts, Gin addition to ~
medical NATTER valuable foi household purposes, and wsssm
will save many delay per year to practical heussksepen'
gThsss receipts are introduced to make the bock q So
valas, aside from is character a. IN advertising msdisM -
the medicine. the testimony in favor of which, N tho ieFA :
isttes froa ali parts Of the country. may be relied upsa' "a
Ey-"vauEhm's Vegetable LithOntrptia Mixture "-eAs'
Great American Remedy, now for sale Ia quart bottles Ct a.
each. small bottles At 80 cts each. No SNAIL Bottles VIII =
lsnsd after the present stock 10 disposed Of -g .StsF#@
Prn.dpal Office. Buffalo, n. y, 20 Main Strsst.
~ 1870 ~ 100 @4 &C. VAUGHN. b
u. B All Letters ~(sxesptiHE from sgsats aad dealers vha
when As tfsnsacts businsss> nuSt Be pet paid Or no satssssss
viii be given " thss. LORE |t's'
AcENrs.--John Beall, Cndix; A. r. Crosksy
New Marker; Tiogg Il Parrish, Mooricld Tho
Arnell, Antrim; Ogden g. Clark. Cambridgs
Roby & CO., Leesburgh j. Forbes, Sen. I'm
gerstown, Ohio. lnayl4 Gro
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
Ewes Right---and Dress!

TAKE this opportunity OF saying to the citi-
zens of this and the adjoining counties, that
| am r~eceiying Il splendid New SrocK of FALL.
AND WINTER DRY GOODS, the ~prettiest and
best ever brought 10 this part of the country,
which | will sell as low as any who sell Goods
in this part Of the counfry-cLeap for cash. My
motto is Quick Sales and Small Profts.'
My Stock consists of SUPER French lierinoes,
Silks and Satrns. Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets.
Tweods. Persians, Delains, Alpaccas. Coburgs,
Laces. Chenisetts, best French-work Capes and
Collars. Flannels, and every variety IN the Dry
Goods line. Also, all kinds OF CLOTIuNG, put
up by ourselves. and made by one OF the best
Tailors in the Western country.
Call and see for yourselves Snyder & M.
Cormick's old stand. Cadiz. No hunlbug Mt my
store. [sept241 A. f. MOORE.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-11-12
CADIz BUSINESS.
Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Man
ufactorv.

A ARON FORMAN. thankful for The liberal
IA. patronage heretofore extended to him. would
announce to The citizens of Harrison, and the adj
joining counties, that he is now better prepared
than ever TO manufacture to order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES. BUG
GIES, GIGS, SULKIES, AND WAGONS
Of MI kinds and sizes. which he feels confident
canuot be exceIled by any other shop in the
country. y.
Having Il stock of material that is really un.
surpassed, and having n full knowledge OF the
business in all its branches. he respectfully asks
those who may want anything in the above line.
to give him "A call.
His shop is in the rear Of Mr.. %Slemmons' Black
Smith shop, and nenr.y opposite the Cadiz Hotel
where he may at all times lie found. octS-tf