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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We are indebted to Morris s. Brother for two valuable
books, viz
The Fruit Garden treatise intended to explain and IL
usrate the physiology of fruit trees the theory and pacce
of all operations connected with the propagation trans
planting pruning and training OF orchard and garden trees
as standards dwars espaers &c., the laying out and ar
ranging different kinds Of orchards and gardens the secc-
ton of suitable varieties for different purposes and ocates
gathering and preserving fruits treatment OF diseases de-
sructon of insects descriptions and uses OF implements
&C. illustrated with upwards of $50 figures representing
different parts of trees, all practical operations forms OF
trees, designs for plantations implements, &C. By P Bar
ry of the Mount Hope Nurseries, Rochester, New ork
Published by Charles Scribner, New York.
This work comes highly recommended, and we need say
but little in its favor friends for every man, whether
10 country, desire to enjoy fine fruits to pro-
vide for them in his family and if possible 10 cultivate the
trees In his garden with his own hands
Cattle BY W. Youatt & w. c. L. Martini being treatise
on their breeds management and diseases; comprising tui
history of the various races their origin breeding and e
it's their capacity for beef and milk the nature and treat
ent of their diseases-the whole forming complete gulo
for the farmer the amateur veterinary surgeon
With 100 illustrations edited by A. Stephens Published ol
c. NJ Saxton, Agricultural Book publisher New \ ork.
or this of theprecedng work, may say that II oes
speaks its own commentator.
Nash g. Woodhouse have Scott & Co.'S. American
republicaons of the London Quarterly Review and The
Edinburg Review each for April Their contents are va
rious extending the whole field of science politics. lii
eratue the fine and the useful We hereafter refer
TO some of their very interesting contents
TOT. w. Randolph indebted for two handsome
volumes from the press of Blanchard & Lea, Philadelphia
viz: the Lires Of the Chief Justices Of England from the
Norman Conquest till the death of Lord Mansfield by John
Lord Campbell F. r. S. E., author of the "Lives of ht
Lord Chancellors Of England"
This one of the charming works that we have re
Gently glanced over The author shows himself be ad
mrsble with the pen and learned the Bench
He treats his subject with justice power and imparay
and with fearless hand shows up the want OF poitica
principle and the nmoraies of Saunders and the cruel!
and tyranny of Jefreys.
We have been fattered by the reception OF handsome
volume published in this city; viz: POEMS by Matilda
This the fair correspondent poetica genius and
have enriched our columns She young lady, of remark
able talent and poetic feeling. We regret that in the
present compilation of her works the editor has omitted
many Of the rpest fruits of her genius Her rare
pshments do high credit to the Buckingham Female Cole
sato Institute which promises to send forth many fine scho
lars to adorn the literature of our State.
The book may be obtained the Methodist Book
Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

E1PREslpEST PEDRAzA, OF Mexico, who died in that
country about three weeks ago, denied public burial
place. because he refused when shout 10 die To con-
priest and told him he had confessed ~ U ID ana
had n in the Divine authority of priests To forgive sins
The Mexican Congress refused give him grave III c"nsc.
Grated ground BY OF IL 10. The Eugsh Minister
has offer TO allow him be buried in English bnryin,
ground temporarily he was not member Of the English
Church. is said they will not allow him remain there per-
maneni". The Americans about y have cemetery
the city OF Mexico and the American Minister WILL with
out dou5i offer place in for nc remains Pedrazi
has produced great excitement among all cdssrs and The
course o! the priests IS generally condemned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
WORLDS FAIR.

We clip the following from admirable letter OF j. " u ,.
in the Boston Transcript OF Frid,y last giving description
oi the Worlds Fair:
1t is actually bcwidcrng to the senses to remain too
long in position. ii any series OF sections
is captivating Than another III the department u
artistic psrircbiliy it is 10 BE- found in the manu-
factuEe of silver plate. Some OF the table services are
the mos, superb oil manual c!cations-showne beyond
question: the extraordinary attainmcns ut the SILVER
workers OF England. Ii is quite impossible 10 describe
with any prospect Of being understood the Sp!end"r o me
various pieces composing The exquisite TASTE oi he
gners the nconcevahlc nicely and dcacy observable
in The stauecs that proseIy adurn the various dishes re-
presenting warriors heroes martyrs enperoS philosophers
beauties imperial ladies' and all the animals known 10 natl.
alsts together with some that clinSIng 10 me
brms bearing oade saves their shining head HncenG
under the pressure of Fnras bouGirs cour.lnG on sl'i
chargers whose bodies are soup ucen5 o' caNc
baskets, 10 say nothing of numbercs5 DINER devices
equally bold rich and inrrinsicaly beautiful arc among Inc
convincing proofs of the high order Of genius einplnyru
and the Cnncncr ornamental branch OF Industry has bcc
carried. BY the lvslcrings Of wealthy ast"cracy Alone
could these trnscendant imposing o British art nave
been produced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

= IRIS OF POSTAGE UNDER TIE NJ" LA"'
Nrsp,rsn RATES, per quarter eten s'h from me 0reS
10 actual and luna dc subscribers.
mr. ne 3Oih # June, 1851! each newspaper h''
dur ,lsr in weight, lie annexed '"'eS per
r,er nre TO be paid quarterly IN advance. zee a'e
where The paper Is sent from ic ONCE u iu'
or; n' IN ctual and bora Gie subscribers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.

CSciSSATl JrSE live have returns Of The constitl-
onal election held to-day from sxyvc cities towns and
townships which afford fair indication OF the general
suit in favor of the constitution Exclusive OF Cincinnati
the majority in favor OF the constitution is 2529, and
against granting license for the sale OF intoxicating liquors.
97 This city gives 1886 majority for the constitution,
and 2623 against license.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

We have received handsome pamphlet, containing MI
Webstes speeches Buffalo, Syracuse and Albany, revised
and corrected by himself, and printed at the Mirror office
New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

The Democratic party Of Chesterfield county request
ed to meet Al their July county court 10 appoint Delegates
meet delegate to be appointed by the counties Of Amelia and
Powba TAM urt the of Petersburg 10 nominate
ddute represent this Senatora District IN the next Gene
raj Assembly. MASv VOTERS OF CHESTERFIELD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

The Norfolk papers that the President of the United
States will visit Old FONT early week. He will be at
tended by A. H. II. Stuart Secretary OF the INTERIOR and
probably some other member of the Cabinet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
DIRECTIONS.

,,.t,, Dapers oaly when sent above stated Ia
-, rec i'm the county where they PUBLISHED! and
Il. although conveyed in the mai! over 81 miles
Newspapers containing over 3OO square inches are
- no charged one quarter the above rates
hers of newspapers are allowed 10 exchange free
one copy Of each number only and this privilege
winds to newspapers published in Canada.
i,h The weight Of newspapers must be taken or deter
mined when they are in dry state.
s,h pn.mastcrs are entitled TO receive newspapers
f-oc ~ rosarc under their frankng privilege.
:, ,nv deduction from The above rates
or posrAaE 10 be charged upon oil transient nsuSpG.
s and rcry other description Of Printed Natter
t Newspapers and Periodicals. published al intervals
f creating three mons and sent from the office o pub
I:.t;on IN actual and bona fde subscribers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

We learn from the Washington papers that Postal Ar
has been agreed upon between the Post Office De-
parment of the u States the Post Office Department of
New Brunswick BY which, and after the 9th OF July next
regular exchange Of mails will be made between the United
States and the Provinces Of New Brunswick Cape Breton
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, at the rates of post
age established for the United States and Canada mails to
wit Ten single rate where the distance is under
5000 miles and fifteen where the distance exceeds
miles from the line of crossing Prepayment of the postage
10 optional in either country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

COMMENDABLE DELIBERArION. The Pastoral
Convention o Orthodox Congregational Ministers ol New
Hampshire at their recent mccng having been requested
take action on the subject, ui The Fugitive Save Lay"
voted 10 lay the question The table t0r thought ana de-
liberation for year then be made the order vi the Gay
Immediately after The public exercise in the afternoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.

The Convention was occupied yesterday, in the Commit
lee Of the Whole upon the report Of the Judiciary Commit
tee The same subject will come up to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hamilton, alias Vernon, con-
vcted at the last criminal OF Henrco Circuit Court Of
State Pententiary has learn been pardoned by the Ex
ecutiye.-[ Times.
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i.irI. EjSEIiGEit.
II 70


ZOE SALE. T. u riRoEs PATENT l.IFE-rRESERviNG
SHi..iiiElks.E, loo d=rtchus freq:
i.!- This nye.Un conmends ;sc all who
sii simple and viii III all 10
;ur;r l. p1.sca's Inducements manufacturers.
the
inducements WIN DESTROYS OF
Capital ;nrnILu4y. The moiui can Je lie CAPITOL
ki.hl Application. be ME b;
letter. oril person. u Richmond. T. G. CLAYTON,
RIciaGc.G. FEB ! P,,rn,ce
40 MILLEkS.-TEe >GbscrberIs prepared furnish Leo
nar Smiths cc.5Ti'ea improved v-ItIia,ing Machir-
warranted all Purchasers hrre
months with the privilege returning Of ta
lime should hey satisfaction prepared
Ecses commentator o; them
rie;or OF e :os. celebrated mills the United States
JuGe7 WILLIAM PALMER
s.NOH HfitE.-We lie balance o
u f;lllS fIune LII l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
HEAVY EXPRESS ROBBEi

BrrrhLo June lS--Brlow's Express robbed to-day
Of Sc 600 in Chaauquc county Bank notes The rooocis CT
fected their escape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

JENNY LIMBS CONCERT.
Bos1oS June ls-Jenny Lini's tonight full
ly attended and the receipts s6UC0 She was warmly
rel,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

FOURTH OF JULY IN SOUTH CAROLlNA-lhe
Caronans soely puzzled as TO the most becoming way
the approaching anniversary OF Amereah Independence
should be celebrated in that State. One writer In Inc
Mercury suggests that all the fathers in The State
should turn Ancar and make their young Hannbas swear
eternal hostility TO Uncle Sam. Another correspondent
warmly seconds this notion but would further recommend
that the day be observed of fasting humiliation ana
urayer throughout the State He wants to see Chares'oh
hushed into serious proceedings OF every Kind unnerrup
ed bv the peal of cannon" He calls upon the authorities
therefore, 10 see that the approaching anniversary be
dedicated 10 matters Of serious and solemn import er
contra third writer hints that as il is probable II VIII De
the last Fourth Of July which would find Carolina in The
mesbes of this accurscd confederacy the people should
make il an occasion of unusually great rejoicing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
f3s;;iSi, JOURNAL,
pUKT or KiGHMUNp, JUNE 20, Isl

PUKI or RICHMOND, JuAE 20, laa!.
ARRIVED
British Brig Gillian, Harry, Halifax, y. 5.
Schr. Jos Lybraad. b"l!, Albany.
Schr. Hope kerwin Baltimore.
scilr. th,d" Island. Franchi!d, New York;
Srilr. GccHwuy, Couch New York.
Schr. John :tmI Sharp Philadelphia.
SAILED.
British Schr Drhannars, i.nckh"arf, HALIFAX, y. s
Schr john jones' Salrr, PORT Walhail.
Sr!.r. Jane Henderson, bGs.ly. Troy.
S,hr Ch.rrv Coke. kirImirc. Norfolk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20
E.aGGoE THERMOMETER.

Al ". RA>DjLpII'S Bookstore. No. III Nam street.
O'Clock II O'Clock o'cpck.
Wednesday, June Is, 62 90 10
THURSDAY. June ~. 81 IL 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

- .DTICE.-rn. fuEhrl IN, AZ 70 be sod the EN-
chan Hotel 2ii inst. VIII be ready Tor the Inspection bay
81, On Frl,,y ami Saturday ncKi.
Ju.r 49,: rtlLlaI " Si.AUE
ss:SsIDSs .hCTS.-A lew copies If the Act; OF
Assembly l.5rl, be had ny apyf; 20 the PUBLIC PKiS
TER Jume Is
,..UEsCKIEEKs q IN. DImncr 10 F iuYDEA.
E-u wIl ;i.ase VI Barton Capt TJmpElas Of
The Undersigned! and procure their tickets.
WM TOMPKlSS. Treas'r
~ The ,laer viii or on SATURDAY. 2ist u-: at
Gr.rr~ Siiin.. June 2-.t
g Office TO FEMALE TEACHERS .-Iic surscrI
ncr y the cIuci his ia sh;ers 10 elm.
uov aiY small S:hool Size should well
to n. En.lh branches, Trcnch and Mu
SIC immediate a,itIcatipH = drriEsi ;. COATES " y,
Address I!es T.. -. Gnuch,arl CO.. Va Jun. @U-:3w.
..,R.E RA.s ES.-Ji-: receive! Johnson $
,rJr Hose RiIes amin. fields syIu. iiay
ana removing from the Tfesaers Tn, RaSe save lis
COS. :. day Focsae IL j. 5. WALTHAIL'S
Ius'. Implement aud Seed Store.
Y0"EO: DELTIAG COMPAHT's Gun ELASTIC
GOODS.
G5sr keeps constantly on hand fill supa;y Gnm
! l.t- !."t 4! a.e; Sean E2n: rLrsI!. a.lt!G
IN, s:s!: IN! "Hh w!sIch,
FIRE ENGINE AND FACTORY HOSE superior To Leather
ihg perfectly a!scc
cold. throws with the power anal
much ,c and exclusively use! By the RicEmuni
Fire Companies; also supply Of small Hose FOX hydant ard
pu-c with Couplings and Pipes attached For sale
loves; :ac.utY rates. By JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Luas -Ht-ciw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

Whistles els
-'''
RICHMOND LIVE STOCk HAHhEI-Jr*E ~
Sect Ca,t!e--Sca!c weight s. 81 10 s. 10
H,ss-Nru S. 50.
hcsp-Net 81 50 to 50 50, N qua!i." ani ~ supp,
: ample JACOG StlOuA
,--,..,-r
lohA>I". H.. n,,,..
III" oIia"in9 Sa'I 81 !"'I1Io ~ ~ ~ IT, NJ ~ ~
h'cAt".nnm hha =, SIX Z" ~ u d. at u! a. am 'o
V9:S' A. - ~ II Ian 81 EIEanna nna az 5; 81 ,n4
o. A. A. ~ II ,I,T.. /, If tmyaunn hhl =, = 81
a. - - -, ~ I.nn SurnnI. of Bnchinr cham | nlE
a". Al - IN ~ 10 al so LAT So AT j. "a.
a. 80, =. 49,. n. " g M III AIbrmatla md \.
y, -s s ! =, h,I,n,e his crpp Mr. A. Gil, al Back.
!nai'an hind A. - al a. 80 a. d 90 'S y' ~.
~ 90 Mr. j. Is: WOO ~ A :, - w., ,' e.
10 and EuE a. 80 o. M5 o. "i' ,o o. =. us..
hh'; NJ - "'' ~ ~ 81, IN rj IA, =, ~ i Mr.
n m w =, N Tisn mad =: sll anc NJ 10 so Mr.
nl, u lib.n,ric hid. u. sl3 so Il, at 80 ari
,'!I' ~ -. e S9t,a!l "a Cnab,ri.rt ind d,
~ 20 -, -, 49,; - s,nr, III. exon Mr. i J,aa-a
=, TisIn r:a ~ $40 Ial6 IS nni tlaa-l att 20 Vi,
., =. ;ns.,"v -; Esssm.,a.,n s at sl2. Lax at
a. ~ ,n l,I ; 10 Mr D d Enppiu vt Cumor. !ni .
n,,t ~ sis nnd ~ TO- Mr. J. S,-on Of n&,n@Dpm
n.,ht nj $40 IS at : 81: and days 62. SIR
s! Harvey q! Amelia. n!.! s. IS At g.! a; 3
nYa dnc.) ats IO-p.rt his crop Mr. Geo ". b n.rr
i,ncMing,aln HID. at SlU 50 II; 10 %, at H. Al
.: p pownann !nd at SO a, G2'. ami a; 81
s-i nisG2 !.i7 -, nnt n, CIV Mr. 1'!o- tio-,
Of chesterfield hr. At - IS las s7E, lar5 :; las
80 ats 25, Il G2t:, lrt7 ln'6 - a; 30 sal.ti
80 Mr. t.. Epatwri:h, Of Cumberland! hid AT sill II,
and atG Mr.. T. VI. Carter. Cumberland, tn: ~ 5.
s. ! and att = Mr.. J. I. S!r3vn o! Powh:,rn, ma!
=, SIN ~ ~ lGnnI al 25 Mr. Jas Bunrlnf Ftuy4a'
nEJ at Sll so ~ H. ! a; IS ana ~ g J. u: U
lIorJin's CROP Of Fuvannu hnd. at S5j ais al
and Ines =, - Tnree hiIs OF tic above crop gf
,,rzst nv Nr p Ro,inson T., those, who .efc a caes
81 the ysrv hest C-,nnE sc you'd advise them to speak
,;,,, "
r6p.crO Within rh last few DAYS prices have been
~ ,, ~ i,.;s .i, r.r, NM ar,,pn..
/, 80, -, 49,, p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

The following resolutions were adopted by "Southern
Rights Convention which recently assembled at Montsome'
ry, Alabama:
Whereas in the opinion Of this Convention events OF re-
cent occurrence indicate that of the sovereign STATES o
this Union is placing herself in situation 10 seeae' anu
secede from the Union. e, los
And whereas in the opinion of this body any sta.e ms
the right sccede and from the very nature OF inc caS
the oniy Judge OF Justice and propriey OF such act
And whereas it improbable that the exercise OF sut
rioh, by the seeding will be opposed with arms oy
The General Government. Therefore be II H.,
w soI.ed bo in The event of Southern State, in tue
xercse of its own Judgment should see proper Tor causes
which now exist secede from the Union IN me OPINION Vi
bia Convention il would become the duty OF this State as
The other States oppose with force any attempt upon
he mari of The General Government TO coece such seeding
State.
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rss-e,ascux;saaR1sszsashs
Nrw HAMPSHIRE ERECT.

NE" .t,,,r herself TO be imprcgnaoie -
ho oor,,;ny influences brought to bear u' t,iowip,
ia, ssod ,he orLcal as will be seen 'l"' ,;c State
rosoin,ioos unanimously adopted BY hof D'"'
f,onvsn,ion. Jared W. Williams Presnen' ho roonc in
Resolved, That the representatives o,hcr upon the sig
ryrno;, assembled congratulate cas t,ompshrc over ali
49,, nj rho democracy Of New i"t win which
nal tinmt'. ol o ,Tn,;s Of hostile forces VIA %
,bev have iccn obliged conera II! ;fuI satisfaction The
ION That we behold with prize anu midst of the pcrIs
i ,.,; ,,r,r c,minr out from me ,' nj oncn
detJc'as y II Victorious over inc vnns :" nm
foes md the teachery Of SUPPOSE ne honor unarnished
impaired lis dignity unconlPro hn,rd
anu lis dcmocrutic party mas oeeh ue P'
~ Of and for the Union from me guy f storm and danger a.
the prcsen, hour faithful in ,he friend the support thu
y; apus Of sunshne and peace-aG i, ,,n,r,o bnnnr
IN DAYS Oh ""nry's rights and the coun'Tgs nonos
Resolved That the dcnocIuiio p hi rbmcnt 20 bt
and will forever Tln"n and every part OF the Union
oloH sI That we regard the recent auJus'''e' w.
a, that violently asi'a ~ h he, r. NM ht
great i've existence of the Union as inc oes,, nu m
threatened hih could be attained consistently win th
no,ce and the homer OF III" od % rho wise and m
posoIyrd That we heartily iGsPohu w Wv n,ninad !,
o. hesoS'u hs eyce!lency the governor, contained II
o'c message the legislature wherein ne says
The measures of compromise nave now Of rno,
rho statutes of the land, ana every @ should be ans
the w. vnd Motley requires that lhey silouio pe sus
tanned " ,ondi,;onaI obedience to constituted
laws of the land is the day OF every sooa aud nnhng else
ana 6esn bs can tend Ike his country prosperous an
Js,;nonshed among the natlons
RoIysd That cordially approve oil the pnoc actot
~ If Hon Moses Norris, senator, and Hon. Charles
~ n PsasIee Hon. Harry Hibbard and Hon. George )"
Morrison from this State N ,bs obj
,onrv iaithfulness and patriotism OF Luke Woodbury.
o, for governors and that we will use our best en-
deayors 10 promote his election
RoIyed That i, is high satisfaction to the democracy
omn;ze ms president of this convention one endeared L
them by presiding the destines OF this State win sigma
ahty and success at period Of difficulty and danger AM
that the thanks of this convention be unanimously 'ehoc
HI;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-20

'Oh HiitE.-We for hire lie balance year
J. TWO GlllS [June Il ~ b. & c. b. HILL.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
New COunteFfeitS.

Goodman's Western Counterfeit De-
tector for June was issued on Saturday.
1t contains the following list Of new
counterfeits:
Counterfeit SIS on the Clinton bank OF
Columbus have been put in circulation
in this city within a few days. We
have not yet seen one, and are bic to
give dis ripton. 1t is said that they
are we'll executed.
Twenties on the bank of Tennessee,
| letter c., different numbers and date. and
Twenties on the Bank of Kentucky
well executed and dangerous counterfeits
Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Whaling. letter A. dated October
l. 1919. The general appearance of The
bill is well calculated to deceive. By a
close inspection of the bill the engraving
will be found very streaked.
Bank Of Geauga Ohio.-l0's letter B.
dated May Is. lS50-S. Osburn, Cash
and Danl KEN, Pres't. The engraving
is very coarse and they are easily detect
ed.
Bank Of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Pa.
Counterfeits, Bank of Pittsburgh, of the
denomination of S., letter ID; vignette,
female figure, with spinning wheel and
staff; signatures stiff and unnatural
though very likely to deceive-have
made their appearance recently. 1t may
be we'll to take a note of it
Farmers Bank of Virginia.-l00's
letter A. pay Natha'l Green, Vignette.
two females sitting in a wheat field;
steamb boat in the distance. Locomotive
on the left margin.
A new counterfeit $40 note one Bank
of Missouri, has appeared at st. Louis
1t is on a plate different from the coun-
terfeit. which appeared some time ago
is very clumsily executed--the engraving
bad and the signatures OF Messrs Camp.
bell and Shurlds poorly done. Persons
familiar with the notes of the Bank could
not be misled.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
Earthquake.

We take the following account of an
earthquake from the Cincinnati Nonpereil
"An earthquake lately occurred at VAL
paraiso, on the Pacific, doing some mis-
chief, and producing great terror among
the people. When Callao, the seaport of
Lima. in Peru, was overwhelmed in
l747, but one solitary man survived. He
was on the fort that overlooked the har-
Dor. going to strike the flag. when he per-
ceived the sea retire 10 considerable dis
lance. and then swelling mountain high,
it returned with great violence The peo-
pie ran from their houses in terror and
confusion; be heard cry of "Miserere!"
rise from all parts of the city; and i'm.
mediately all was silent-the sea had en-
tirely overwhelmed it, and buried it for.
ever in its bosom. But the same wave
that destroyed it, drove little boat. by
the place where he stood, into which he
threw himself, aud was saved"