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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07
PIANO FORTES.

TTNNO FOT ES.
DERSONS wishing Piano F"res tuned, 10y
L leaving their orders at No 1872 Thames street
[Express build'ng, between the hours of l-2
and 3 81 O'Clock. T.. NJ, will meet with prompt
attention. New wires also supplied. Instrn-
ments tuned by tho year, and kept in playing con-
dition. Nl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07

STILES'S PATENT EAGLE Hay CUTTER.
'T'IIE subscribers having purchased the Patent
i Right for the above Machine. are prepared 20
furnish them at Wholesale retail, and 10 dispose
Of rightsfr Counties or Towns within the State
Of Rhode Island. This Machine 10 pronounced
by eompe,ent Jndgss he bet Cutter ever got up,
II feds itself, therefore the trouble and danger oi
feeding by hand 10 entirely obvn,cd; Hay, Straw,
Corn Stalks. &c. can be cut any desired length,
with great rapid,ty; all part. of il is Constituted
50 as TO b. m ,dc perfectly tgh, with n wrench IN
few minutes, after many years wear.
N. FkEEBORN 4 CO.,
h2l ~ Broad Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-07
PERISCOPIC GLASSES.

PERISCOPIC GLASSES.
A supply Of these superior glasses for restoring
n the sight, just received and ready to he set in
any KIND of frames. Also fine assortment of
Gold. Silver and Steel bowed Spectacles, single
and double Eye Glasses, Reading Glasses, "a fine
articlc,) Opera Glasses, Spy Glasses, Micro
scopes, Perspectives, &c.
Glasses fitted To- every age and condition Of the
eye, and warranted to suit the sight perfectly.
Price Of setting glasses per pair, AZ To Is cents.
Is. II. TISDALE 4 son,
iva 138 Thames St.
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r1'HE subscriber respectfully informs the public
L that this Emporium has just been rcplcnished
with a large assor,mcn, OF choice Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps, Sc, Of the new styles. His Hair
Dre ,sing department Is in excellent order, and he
is prepared to supply ladies and gentlemen with
curls, wigs, SC, Of the most approved patterns.
Particular attention pail to Shaving, Hair Cut
ting, Shampooing, Nc.
RAZORS SiIARPENED.
GORTON ANDERSON,
;x2l lO3 Thames ST,
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New YonK, | p. NJ.
Jenny Lind and BciIctli, it is said, are
TO be married at Canada today.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
Truly ana respectfully, voura,
EDWARD COLES
To tie Editors If he Enquirer.
n-lE [ lANEsl IiEInEE QN REnARn


Gentlemen Tie passenger coming by canal your great
city, OF nearly forty houagnd inhablans 5an and subur
ban cnmerated has to make ecaufexon fatal 10 tight
knced breeches distressing age and shocking s:arced
swels and stiff nsc;s general he approaches the last,
though not least but lowest Of bridges We soop
The ladies' n; least the knowing Ones who but short time
previous were enjoying the truly heauli and enchanting
the city, become suddenly invisible Thcg stay
on deck becunse perhaps of tie stay Yet is said they
sometimes .stooD 10 conquer.
Said bridge is dnpy, dirty, nnseen'y, ungracciul and
wholly necgant structure, and its Width cohned viii. TIE
slackeaed oi the packet approaching no wharf pro-
onas harecunben iawnre and ridiculous attitude q!
those who may green enough bc cut asserting bar
Venice famous for the Bridge Signs ind we poocs2 TO
celebrate Richmond by clubbing this the trdc o. boIs.
Nuisances should be abatcd. This is nusancc--,here-
fore this should be a5aleo.
ALOCEER on IN RICHMOND.
p IS. While til. bridge alloy 10 take hasy par
agraph ut Mayos span OF RUBBISH tho bridge Of fears
Tor seldom without imagining the feelings aud ei-
forts OF drowning imminent do s dangers appear.
This rickeiry scesaw called bridge Ini that toe IN
cia proximity to noble specimens aboye)dunns
tho angling season. ia lined with all sorts OF urchna and
dlers 10 the annoyance and dsmay of counymen whose
horses are accustomed such Fishing on the
bridge should be wholly abolished Is there no remedy for
Ihis nuisance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
"aDElcE 70 My COUNTRY
The following Touching AMI bsauu! language o; tic Pu'


and beloved u dsoa his oa1 to- rounds II the press
"ADvIc:;,rro ~ COUNTRY Ills aa.isa, il il ever
the igh will not do Ill an mere, II ,ay he con
icl asrssllne from The tomb where truth eion" can D.
rsnfcstd, and the happiness % man alone consult.
from good intentions. andi.om The experience Of one "l
s served lis country in various stations through ned
Dof forty years. Who est"nsed in his YOUTH and ahcE'
through his lic the OF lis liberty; and VINO has
borne part in most OF the great transactions which Will
constitute tpochs OF lis destiny.
~rhc advice 10 heart AMI deepest in my con
yctos is that the Union OF the States be chesed and per
petua,ed Let the open enemy be regarded Pan
dora with her box opcned and the disguised one a. the ser
pent creeping with his deadly wiics into Paradise"
We have not published before because were not salts
fled Of the authenticity OF the record Il appeared original
" in the National negencer and that paper has taken tie
Mains 10 verify H. Ii publishes letter dated phiadeI-
min Feb Goth 1851 from Edward Coles, ESQ., from Virgil
mia who for six years acted Private Secretary President
Madison and was afterwards Governor OF the Territory
Illinois The Naona ln;elIecoccr appeals 10 him ''he
hirhes, living authority n regard every thing concerning
MIR. Madson's writings and political opinions and sont
mcnts" Mr. Coles, in his letter, says:
Having furnished you the paper in question seems pro-
ner for me To authorize yoa that rscs;red from
Mrs. NJ apsoS after lie death u Ecr hasbaad end that
hare nor my possession IN her ha"Gertiag have
concealed this paper but on me contrary nave
shown il 10 manv and iyen copies nj Il 10 several persons
About Eine wears ago ny friend RcHAR Rch took copy
OF H. and near year since lie transcribed it Eto letter To-
Senator MAscS "iich ietic' was uo!sl. III ic NdH"hd
Inteigerce last spring. II was also published last
as part OF speech made By Mr. j. H. SGERsoLL Near
wear since furnished copy VI 10 Seaaor CLAY, and
soon after copy to YOU | mention these particulars
the doubts Of lis gnuincness founded il nor hay
in 'appeared carrier day when il might haze been ap
peaed to With effect" It's publication in llr. Russ letter
10 3lr Mason presumed have been the why you
did not promptly publish the copy furnished Tor that
pu.oasc Believing with The Norfolk Herald that such adj
vice from such would produce good effects,
both disappointed ard titled at seeing little publicity
aud consequence given 10 ii.
Truly and respectfully, Yours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
FRIDAY, FEsRrARy %, Is;
SENATE.

Various bills received from the House OF delegates
and 2pprop ately referred
The postpone the Elections and for other purposes,
vas on motion vi 1lr. WOODS referred 10 committee OF
tie whole, and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. DENEALE, from the committee OF Internal improve
menrs reported the bill amending for constructing
the Giles and Mercer Turnpike Rod
Mr. AMBLER from the committee of General Laws re-
ported a bill for incorporating the Fairfax Academy.
Mr. COWAN from the special committee, reported the
Circuit Superior Court for the counties OF Lee Scott Rus-
sell Tazewell. Smy tn and Washington
Mr. COWAN asked that the bill might be read the THIRD
time and passed. order that The Sheris OF these counties
nigh, Re informed Of the fact.
TIE bin was passed and the rules suspended and Mr..
COiN requested TO laorm tie House oil the passage oi
On motion of Mr. DARLINGTON, the Roanoke Valley
turnpise road bill taken up The amendment sinking
out the fourth section, was adopted
Mr. EIVES moved amend by striking OUT IN the frst
section all! after the word 'Rdgway" in the l2th lne
The amendment was opposed BY Meesrs. CARRlNGtoN
DENEAi.E and SHACKELFORD, and advocated oj
| Messrs RiVES KINNEY, WOODS, THOMPSON OF A.
and AIbi.ER
Mr. THOMPSON OF D., moved TO lay the bill on The ia
bic.
MIR PITTS wished the act of the Legislature Of Nortf
Carolina granting the right way might be read before '
vote was taken the motion 10 lay on the table
| The read. and The bill laid on the table. !,
The bill Incorporating tie Junction valley hoaa oeis W
order tie day
| Mr. SHACkELFORD moved its indefinite postponeEnen'
| Mr.. KINNEY opposed the notion and explained the 90
| lect advocated the passage OF the bill
| The massage Of the bill opposed by Hes5rs u.
| NEALE THOMPSON of A., and SHACKELFORD.
The question being the motion TO indefinitely postpone
| il W as decided IN the Affirmative
The bill increasing the Capital Stock Of the Guyando
Navigation Company being in order,
| Mr.. THOMPSON OF A., moved 10 amend the sillb in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
THE VISIT OF THE GOVERNOR AND MAYOR TO
JENNY LIND.


YESTERDAY, Gov Walker and Mayor Crossman, accom-
panied by few friends by Mr. Barnun Mr. Bateman and
the two talented children of the latter paid visit to Made
moisee Lind her residence in the Ponalba Row. The
party was received with great cordially by the fair Swede
The Governor made very handsome speech to her
responded with modesty and gencness He
then nrodced the little Baeman children as fair specimens
the native talent of country Miss Lind sauted the
little girls with great warmth and appeared much auck with
their intelligence and beauty She warned them however
not TO led away by the paudts Of the world indulge
but urged them preserve the native modesy and smpc
ty Of their characters valuable than even talents
and genius.
In answer TO an inquiry how she pleased with New
Orleans Miss Lind expressed herself delighted with every
thing her esdence charming being quiet and among
people who in many respects reminded her OF her
Her audiences, too kind and considerate Alto
geer she declared there places which occupy
warmer places In her heart and memory than New Orleans
Here Mr. Bamun remarked that the sales Of tickets that
Mise Lind remarked "Where do the people from-the
size Of the city would justify such audences-
The Governor explained to her tho immense resources and
population Of the great Valley Of the Mississippi and stated
that she had laid this whole country under tribute and would
have the whole population of it he Miss Lind then
ferred which she had experienced and tho tears
of oy she had sed the of the safety Of the At
lantic That gallant steamer was endeared her by
most pleasing assocaions the vessel which brought
her this great country, and on that account we'll
had been intensely excited by the rumors OF its apehended
loss.
During this interesting interview Mayor Crossman took
occasion present Misc Lind with bronze of medal
presented General Taylor which she received with
satsfaeon After spending about half an hour in familiar
the frank and kindly and agreeable conversation OF
Miss Lind Nec Orleans Deta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
CITY DISPENSARY.

We would call the attention Of the citizens generally and
Of the Common Council the plan proposed their consi-
iera,ion by tac Medical Society Of Richmond We alude
to the proposal have established in this city Disrensary
where the poor and the stranger may and receive medical
aid free of charge
We think be safely asserted that Of the 5000 free
and of the thousand Irish and other foreign
ers besides our own poor population there in all
5000 who when SICK not able to fee physician
or druggist for advice and medicine Many live from hand
10 mouth when WELL and utterly destitute when sick.
Is proposed to furnish place where these go where
physician will be in attendance; where sufcen, supply
of drugs is kept the of the sick and suffering
This will be provided the expense of the city, far the
place and the medicine concerned The physicians Of
course will cheeruly give their time and skill without fee
Similar institutions exist in all largo Cities and il is
tonshng how large amount of suffering be relieved
at small cost In New York city 5000 persons large
population as Richmond holds relieved last year
cost of ten piece the CITY, We in favor OF the
scheme 1t is cheap efectua of doing good and
we believe that many expenses be thus saved
CITY, which now result from the and badly attend
ed poor among u.s. In concluding, then, commend
our city fathers the consideration Of this scheme and wish
those who have undertaken Godspeed in noble
terprise
Among the l6 Assistant Surgeons recently examined by
the Medical Board at the Naval Asylum and passed. find
the names of Frederic Homer, Wagrenton Va. james
Whiting Norfolk; Randolph Harrison, Gainesville Va. John
c. Coleman Halifax c. H., Va; and J. Page Hopkins, Win
chester, Va
Washington correspondent, Of the Baltimore Argus make:
the usual iibera fling al Virginia, as follows:
The F. F. Va. have had their usual unequal share Il
takes Virginia to out professional men and office
| holders.
While the cons of Virginia thus promoted on account
Of their qualifications fairly and fully tested Is right tina
their merits should be overlooked and less deserving
persons other States selected in their stead
The charge carries its own condemnation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

seriins FIVE additional sections, also u ,,.
OF tie bill by adding the following wo.ie ~:
poraiins the upper Guyan!o!te Navigate w
lie AM .,hneG'5 s'ets ace! tee ~. 81 -''!
! eG - the senate $50
M. DEE ItAi.. G!icre! - aneEd Inc Sin .a,..
! ~ striH:ng yut The WORDS ,lree-f.ihS and i,s.
;here@. ,"D.i.ths. The amendment w. s;'2
iiessEs DEEEAl.G aad KINNEY aadsae,s' =. 'e. y
ARD, THOMPSON OF 4. and >HACRFi ~
The question being on the amendmcn.. !, a" W
Aye X, Noes Is Tire b was ,l.ca passed sy,
vote ''el
Ayrs-Measrs Denns, tssasase.) Tbo.,.
ner kansY, baF:.r, Cr.s.aeton, Is9eiI. ST., 4
French, Turner, u ne.lc Graa.naG,, Ego.
i.aync West an: nar.-is 7''',
NoEs-Messrs Rives, Tribe Daniel. PITS o., e,
StanaId Thump~ ~ a. D., Amber and Tbon,a. Il;
Mr. STAHARD called up tire bin for me 49,,
GoGdin and for other purposes. ''' :;
MIR. DANIEL siate1 tle "hlrct .: the bill IN. :.
under which the committee had repor,e; , 80
could no; vote Tor the bill IN IL present torn. H.
wiling 10 pay specific SURF besides. the PASS.
would ae establishing precedent which he Gil .
Of. he not only "l.tin! 10 pay Mr. Goi.in u.
vices but 10 pay his assistant a!so Yet te cont 70.
tie bin
CONAN, SHlCkELF0aD AMI WARD--1n5 -. ;
BY Mess:s. sTANAKD, THOMPSON u 4 49,.
NER
Mr.. CONAN moved Ii amend tic t,l by s,ti.jo,.
sum OF eCt1, a:.d iaacf:iD4; 500.
IL mvt:ouri III. RlVlsS, III, bill was Laid N H.. 81
GA notion OF Ag. i>EELL, The Senate tooa =,
/ o'cou&.
The SPEAKER resumed his sent at o'c1cs.
Dir. fi;EACU called ~ ne bill! amending m a,, :.
struc'irg a iuad rom the Gis, faye;;' ana kans,s,
80 the NORTH J,atuia line IN G;avs9n.
Mr.. FaEhCH explained the e.gee'- !Ea IT, 'as:..
bill, ana :. pas set.
l!r. Cu}aiNcToN cali.i mp tho TIL :rcofpo:.,.
RoaGose Vail: loai.
The t.t was taken ~, and Tie amenimoa; .. lts 5
from PETERSBURG Y;Is rejected.
The qres;.cn hfns on the plss7sc ii TIE ltl.
NJ l'iiuMr"J., ~ 4yjec;ca 70 TIE ti!! in iis .
-ag,n; h. hsI anen!... rEeslich he wished 10 air.
tl.fe Substitute which TIE g3n.c1,
Dirwidiie wished Ia cticr, whic; h. I'D ~, h,i ,
Jrepalc ard he heed te III. would b. laid T.. &,
Nj. ciRGiNGrcN SID - gentlemen bad r1i e.,
- prepare ihe!r amendments he w"ua. nor oaso,e n
ion; bu, Il. hoped gentlemen woa.G cone hcfc u
prepared i1r he i.a:.
The bill IVES Lila on Ire tas.c.
llr. IS5i.li. moved that Wien the Senate ai'o,
81: aIonrn IL r.cet asaia .'.onday, AZ Il o'cetS
actiol vas u-fe.a 10; aaI then. on motion o! Nj
EFT, the Senate gJl,Gtaod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
NEW BOOKS

Harold g. Murray have sent US Harper's Edition Of
Aoiiepue Franconia story by the author Of the Rolo
Books. for the young;
No. IL of Lossngs Pictorial Field Book OF the hevou-
ton; and
No. and last of Thaclerays Pendennis. These works
we have frequently referred to.
Also, Gould Lncolns Boston Edition of very valua.
Die and interesting work. being Principles Of Zoology touch
Ing the structure development distribution and natural ar
Of the races Of animals living and extinct-wh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIFE IN NEW YORK CITY.-The New York cor
respondent Of the Rochester American gives phase of life
in that city, as follows:
Mock auctoneers are bad enough in all conscience
nv green bear Witness but the Niles case which
recently been trial here and ended In the convcon
Of the scoundre has brought light strange develop
nens in the moral world Ho has accumulated hundred
thousand dollars of frail husbands and wealthy
gents who don't like public exposure OF their characters
Niles is lawyer but his practice has been strange one
He has literally lived upon those sins which most easily
bese His practice and observation has made him believe
that human nature very fa and corrupt The last vic
tim OF his hesh art is Mr. Havens who 10 husband and
father and possessed of considerable wealth. Niles knew
his man. and prepared his trap for him. He selected as his
instrument abandoned woman about whose person some
mere,cious beauty still fingered Her syen songs ana oe
ssitching chances the unfortunate Havens,
and he falls into the snare which had been 20 ngeni-
ousiy spread for him by this lawyers cunning man YVES
also selected play the part OF husband VINO ruses INTO
nesses the nfdety Of his pretended WIFE, Now comes the
finale of the game.
The pretended wife is shockngy alarmed, and acts her
part adroy The pretended husband is both greyed and en-
RACED demands satisfaction for such outrage upon his
once vruous vile The unfortunate Ravens trcmbles but
because he fears to tho public The affair can't
BIO settled the spot course for Miles, the prime
not there The business IL put into the lawyers hands
by aggreved and injured husband! prosecution is
threatened commenced Havens has wife, children mo-
nsy and pride of character Niles knows him. and appears
10 be his friend and yet he be true to his client Final
w. the sum thousand dollars is fixed upon hush
ney which Havens pays The lawyer gives 2o0 to the
abandoned woman pays small pittance 10 him who played
the part of husband pockets the lions share himself
But the affair leaks cut for Miles, has not been generous
10 the che thinks he should be- He is indicted
prison. and fine of $1,000 Havens wife dies during the
progress Of the trial. and he now left to mourn over hi
folly. ~, j,
than one and doubt many Havens who had better be on
their But curtain Drop and hido such scenes
from view. It is painful to dwell upon them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO.

Iour.y,I1s Fxs GA terrible tornado passed
Eaveeyle Tennessee and its vicinity the Path ins
BY which forty or City houses blown down and many
persons dangerously If mol fatally injured Trees were up
rooted fences blown down. and other injuries DONE The
loss 10 very heavy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
rrr,cr - Il 5 TROOPS.

ATrACK on I. 5. TKpUPS. , ,..,ye
Sr ror,s -ra aG-Iniotmlon IRON CounTh ~,
states thu, the Pawnee Indians recently attacked US
eminent station and killed several persons e's %
dragons have been despa,che! from Fo'' Lsa'e'''
assist in repe!ng them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

LIVERPOOL MARKETS. .,....., =.
HALIFAX, FEs. 27.-Tne ifest quotation, o! '"7''
L;yerpuo are s. 3D. Ia S. Ill per Jtshs u ~ ip c,
Thee is no charge 10 note in Cotton other afic's'
those seat Yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

Illustrations. Part Let Comparative F"yso'5y'
By the distinguished naturalist Asasslz and A. A. o'"',
From J. ". Randolph we have No. 10 OF Goblin ''A''
,-,!,J flomesfir Bible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
EnprlFLr,,rInA BILL


In tho House Of Representatives satarlar, vi "Al
LI sell that he knew there great deal ~ "?t'slL"
90 this olii. gre" ng lie thought. cat OF nj .qfin
OF It's character Our 0ri..icgt.Ons 10 als ry t
cost the government Sz0525g09. If Eayy :'di ti'i.
prepared IL the War Dcpartca' sGf.!G TIE aH''AN
zen led upon cacn .rtiic1iiJn. he tier adfe i+'
woo. lie seen 'ha! nearly I'll were csfarlVi tst' 40.
defensive wori= commenced tn Pea P4tc SoI.ef ''
key West, and Garden ney. Al these con' mitae ifeI
expenditure. lie said .l.1t ne remembered E.h re
arising tho propositions 10 io5i!y aer 'N'i an ~
Ftoriaa Ieefi. ILL., House satisfied Of .hcir nee So,
Tor The protection q 'he e!oiog comcste q! tbc '''
whic;, passed ;nroY n lih Mr. r. dough! 'eiHe
who opposed Tie bill :sc9n :ei'ee ht ob'+s ~ 90
syetcm. TINS OBJECT solely 10 i'gel IN enemy, WI
10 deter ATTACKS uP1n pJns tc posses on II "'ii w
give the great advantages. 80. tor the 'f!',!
ti1ns baiti.orc wh,t would not i9tt C1t
haze been cx?o:sd Ross comPal!ei {" iant "'''.
miles below the c.i; tie.eoi giving ie Tor N. Ho.in tt
meet .epui.e ir. HID not been for the i9F, NE
British fleet woad have 5on5tn.s he cy and hid a''''
contribution. Ia it rot been 3r til fort below 'aa
British worI NJ .vc been compelled to lA-
CT polls and mach 2on Washington thus gi:ing an o
uny for the Militia rally for The protection y me csp
ta Had in no, been the cri!caons AT Vera Cruz ue
weeks Mr. g.. demonstrated the necessity o. i"fuhcnnoh7
in shetcring shppG: from the cruisers Of Inc enemy
He said that il the opinion OF The most 6ccnihc nl
tary men, that the into!uc1n Of steam increased the neces
~ for forfca,ion rather than diminished 1t. Sailing yesses
could escap. from war steamers.
Mr. b. demonstrated the importance Of fortress Monroe
in protecting Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk with y,
navy ycd naval stores and public ships the stocks aa
in ordinary The importance o! iorica;ions on me
Patch for the protection Of Pennsylvania and Ne" jersey
had never been disputed. That Sellers Point was
" necessary IL concluded by urging the necess ..
Notifications OF Key West and The Florida reefs u p''e
! the commerce OF the gulf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

SOUTHERN FACToRY.'rhe Washington (Ars , IL.
srraph states tha. cotton factory about 10 be establish
ed q, Van Baren in that State Already stock 10 the amour
of s3l coo has been TAKEN, and the work will b. c@me'
in weeks. The building il 30 be 81 b:lcS, ~ ee' ~
two stories high, and will contain 1850 sIndIss an.
looms. This Is tie :irs enterprise of the Kind IN the
This ia the way ist The South 10 make war upon I'VE
-be,ier than forty Snutt Catn.inn arsenals
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04
TmuaspAY, ?aaacArv -, 1851.
SIN ATE.
,lr. Ca7sc presented several :efi'i3ns prayi

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