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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15


contained in the following article from the Balt-
more Patriot of Friday, is already known TO most
Of our citizens:
The propositions the Union Line ofsteamboats,
running between Wheeling and Louisville, which
We have before noticed, were brought up before the
Board of Directors of the Ba timore and Ohio road.
at their adjourned meeting held yesterday, on a
motion TO reconsider the vote of Wednesday, when
they wers rejected. The vote TO reconsider was
carried, aud the matter being then before the
Board for its action. the subject was fully conSid-
ed and discussed and the arrangement proposed
by the Union Line was agreed TO with restriction,
however, that in the event of the passengers and
freight, which the boats of that line shall receive
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, not covering
the amount guaranteed, Chat is the aggregate OF
$50 day. the railToal company shall only be re-
spOnSible for $4,000 for the whole business sea-
son, commencing with the navIgable water in the
Ohio river in the fall and extending to the low wa
term the succeeding summer.
This modified agreement will, OF course, have
To- receive the approval Of the Board of Control,
who have NJ reason to fear that it will not prove
satisfactory; and thus its connection between the
railroad he continued, and othel arrangements be
made that will extend the connection to boats Tun-
ming on the Ohio river, between Louisville, and
on the Mississippi river and its tributaries.
There is very confident opinion held by many
Of the Dltectors of the Railroad, who favored the
arrangement, that it will be found, in its results,
not 10 involve any loss to the railroad at ALL They
look to certain increased travel and freight on
the road, as the free navigation of the Ohio
BrestO:ed and the active transportation OF goods
commences, which will at leastsupply the amount
IN freight and passengers, which has been guaIran-
teed to the STEAMBOATS,.
At the meeting of the stockholders of the Union
Line on Friday evening. in this city, the Pittsburgh
proposition for a connection of the line with that
place. was declined by large vote. Tie proposed
guarantee of the Railroad Company adverted to
blythe Patriot, was referred to the Board of Con-
troll, which, authorized to act finally in the mat
Ter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

oxr OF THE LARGEST aud best Jewelry establish
,,epts in the East, is that of CANFIELD, BRorHEE
& Co. of Baltimore. 1t is conducted on magni-
f,eu. scale by the most polite aud accommodating
Gentlemen. Their assortment of gold and silver
watches, rich jewelry, silver, plated and albata
vue, diamond work and fancy goods, is made up
from the most celebrated makers in London, Liv-
epool and Geneva, and is not surpassed by any
Wholesale establishment in the country.
wsinyite the attention of our Jewellers, and Other
ctnsns visiting Baltimore, to the House of Messrs.
Canfeld, Brother & Co., feeling assured that they
can deal there to advantage. 1t will pay just to
take look through this establishment as one of
the sights of the Monumental City.
visiters Will find Mr.. ]. H. MEREDITH, model
salesman. and most clever gentlemen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

TooyEr, tie famous manufacturer OF Das-
Vs. ~. rillow ware, has removed to the suoth
les aus ,.r If Market Alley and Market Square,
Ft' will furnish every article in his line as
rhss ~ at the shortest notice and the lowest
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

Arc Sole Agents i'm the United sIntes for
RIuspratus superior Bleaching Powder
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers
Russell Superior +"
CcnpsPe o Printing &c
Rawlins & Sons English Tissue F"
First quality IIliramarIne Blue
ers in this country Sale by far the most eN
tensive desirable stock OF Paper and Paper
fats Materials that be found in this or any other
country. ,,,.... D.,
Their business strictly Wholesale and Writing Papers
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 offer all
Goods Foreign ami Domestic at the lowest possoe
PSner made to order any size or weight Liberal adj.
vances made on cunsignments of Paper Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise. IL i,
1,os ~ '"7''1SS aug1-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

From toothess babes OF nameess weeks
TOprattling iOkeTs in the streets; r- 30
From girls and boys that read at s5hool,
To Office clerks upon their stools;
From the budding OF love at sweet seventeen,
To the Caudle explosions OF all honeymoon dreams;
Frommid.way years OF man Ind his tw1e,
To advancing days and Ieclining life;
From the specialized few, who with establishment gaze
At the wOndrous thugs OF these modern days.
Is heard this general exclamation, j
HAVE YOU USED LYONS kATIIAIRoNt
Grey heads and bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts the roots of hair long dead,
And covers IN the once bald head;
While the truant locks, 80 harsh and stiff,
That used to the pretty miss
Now around her shoulders twtrl -
In such rich, uXurant curls,
The sight or touch, you know not which,
Sets men a SHINING, and their heads bewtch'd. a-
The Dandruh-VeXed stuf-that once did fall
O'cr broad cloth coats, and collars soil,
You number with the things that were,
BY using Kathairon on the hair.
But nOTa than half, or ali yet said,
Are facts nut the Nitrous Head,
I hat sometimes racks and aches with PAIN
And doctors pills are taken in vain.
Now tho Kathairon, such pains III warrant 10 cure
In minutes. No Gossipptrg, Pm surei
Pimples Salt RheuTn, Erysipelas and letter.
And all such diseases. nothing Is better. I'd.
YONtS KATHAlRONs 50 justly celebTa ted for Preserv-
ing RESTORING and BeautiIying the Hair is sold by
every Druggist and Principal merchant throughout the
World, inIarge bottles, for 20 cents.
the trade at Liberal dlscoun-but nErsT COM
niissiened. Addressletters to ,,,,,. -. ~, o.
VI D. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
16t Broadway, New York.
urFor sale by Kes & Caldwell, Wholesale Agents for
Wheeling Also sold by Patterson & Co.; =. H. Logan
Geo, and Wheat & Chaplin. mails SIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15
FROM, BOsTON.

Aug. 10.
There was six deaths here yesterday resulting
from heat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

BY joint decree in these two causes made on me SUN
day May 1853 It's made my dnty one of the
said court TO ascertain and report first an account Of
second ascertain what debts due from the estate Of
sail Hopkins to said NJ Clalen, Knox Co.. ard to any
persons, and how far and in what the same
stitute lien upon the estate OF said Hopkins: :,
The parties interested hereby notified that shall
proceed TO ordered the above Decree
Office OF Russell g. Fitzhush in the city wheeling
on Thursday, the 18th day OF September 1888
c. & P.O aus5. EDWARDH. RlTZHUGH, ConPr.
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WATER COOLERS.

Robert M'Caaky In Chanetry in
, VS. Sthe Circuit Court
lanes Martin and wife and others. OF Ohio county
virtue OF decree made in this by said court
rom day OF June, 1853 the undersigned Shertn OF
IN. COUNT and as such acting commissioner IN the
nPeses Will proceed Monday, Tie ftlth day OF
NJ rs l5, to sell at public auonlt the front door
The douse OF Ohio couaiy, to the highest bidder,
len % h1lAof Lot No. C9) nine in square No. 1O)
in A' OF SALE:-TenP er cent OF the purchase money
@ and Oh credit for the residue ofsiX, twelve and
months, in equal instruments. the purchaser or
ToJ gVrg bonds for the deferred payments, with
M bearing interest from the day Of the sales
uue 10 be Retained further security, until the
"H"'e purchase money Is paid.
wM. S. WICKHAM,
-1s9. Sheriff aud Commissioner.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
, INC fine light draught steamer LA BELLE,
s@sa Capt. 4. E. RIcr, will leave for the above
kdS49ESS and intermediate ports TINS Jay Ut o.
ESISS5S SkSSS7cIock, p. NJ. .
r.tor TIeisft or passage apply on board or to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-15

" GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES! L.
From the most celebrated in London, Liverpool
and Gene va-an extensive stock always kept on hand,
every one of which is guaranteed to perform accurate
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-,,r .oDcerning subscription, advertising or ON
ETTE 10 1O al the Integeneer, shoul be al.

ID. .rial business " thS a'SS''9'
,ssed to the the editorial department OF the pa
s addressed the editors jointly or 10 e'
ircre oisDis writing for publication, will please
COre an one side OF the paper. oh,igs us
Ite on ." of the above rules will greatly oonge us
An obseN more prompt attention to coTlesPoH"e"''
,rI secure ny. 0tbe rwise some times receive. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
stu TIE NEW s.,

hItlDENf-At Union. Monroe county, on Friday
t'en's negro boy Belonging Mrs. Caafne Shanklin,
%'' At ""'A about ihrshns machine got ent"Lsed IN
c ami had his ic. ;orn in pieces from The Knee
!" e 100" mofliicaton ensucd, and he has since died.
AcClpkNT ON THE TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
me bfnrhOtIg Vr1inan that Thursday evening
isi slide u t,rh and rack large
ie F@lna aud l-nne>sce Railroad in Montgomery county,
hy which negro nlan 4 rmulr Immediately killed
Another negro buried in the ass ont nlnured
The slide was from above The arch Of
Ia the tunnel.
The Petersburg Democrat states that Mr. Towhridse The
contractor has cleared 5000 cubic yards
Appomatrox in IN, dIcnI, paris AMI hopes the
pruGeinrn ui the river viii be rapidly pnshei ahead
and 80 do va.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.--On Monday last, while the
hnrra engaged splitting rock in The great quarry
IN The hil road, Three Forks in This county, ot
liIem German, his death in shocking He.
Win SIX oilers, engaged IN clearing oil the surface o
large rock preparatory 10 breaking IT, while Other labor
RS, several feet above them, moving huge oil
r"ck weighing about sixty tons, toward the prccIpice
Ihro" il down just they reudy let go, the
mg Look omi given the below Six of them
spr'ng forward "u Of HE way but the one we have men
'loncd late and the falling rock caught his head
and ground il {" atoms the rocks beneath Ills death
81 course, was instantaneous Our informant says that
such the nnnQcd OF the corpse that his almost
distracted wife was not all Jwrd To look upon il.
lPrHnytonn Idy0r) a:eitc
FUNERAL HONORS.--lhc remains ol the late Lieut.
Franklin Pcgram OF IN. Petersburg Mexican Volunteers,
were followed Bandtord Crmc.ay Tuesday afternoon
BY long procession The following CONFUSED the
u corge The Petersburg Mexican aud Union Volunteers;
the Grays CIpsin Scott; The City Guard, lcn John 7.
May, commanding; the Petersburg Artillery, Lieut. Brosdlr.
c"'nnandns; Blandiord Lodge No Of Masons ani long
tram m csusrs containing the relatives and friends OF de
ceiscd The procession preceded by the Mechanics
Brass Band and formed solemn and impressive speca
Gle Petersburg Express Of yesterday
W" had neglected 10 notice that Ar. Darius J ii late OF
the Argus office, had received The appointment Of Mai
Agent between this city and ltirhmnnd. ria the augusta
end Port Wal hall Rail Road.
a better selection could have been made. oil
quantc: with The industry and energy of MIR. Hill viii
uhy admit NOrioK Ntrs
ENTERPRISE Of POKrSNOUTH.-W We learn from
the Transcript un Globr that tobacco factory is shortly
Ia be established in Portsmouth, THIS is what ami
that right speedily Norfolk News
JEFFERSON COUNTY.-We have rec"vtd copy "t
The Map ol Jefferson County Va by J. Howell Blown,
from actual surveys with the Farm limits 1t very bean
Iully engraved and gotten ur in the very bcsl style
Altogether, this map is highly creubr and will be
i.r,ry useful We wish had Jus, such maps oi all the
counties IN the State.
Robt Thompson aged II years attempted 10 lump The
train Wheeling, Saturday but Tell and the passed
over HIM, causing instant death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
For THE NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS.-A

EOR TIE NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS. Among
,c ,nutiuns Tor New Orleans sufferers, hrkn" Icsc
IN nur columns 10 day, i SUOD from Gerft .'hi'h
, nnrd i ,,ln,usi, and member ni COngttSs IL 10 j
hI. ,onatou md the independent Will not complain ihl'
IA. name n the uIir given 10 the rabc 'rtii nini'
viii, aIi - ans and they many IS prince IN cf,.
70 I eds rry- generally ior some imPfar:;cabIe
..c,r connected with The cnlnrci racrbnt occasnnaiiy
in II. present instance for objects o real benevoIrnct
l;rrrit stupid us mol !" see iht at'ous '
,i srlnrss occurs in slave community, The sufferer:
tr almost all Norheners, newly arrived eH rants IRON
Eurut aud ,nt u The residue many more are slaves ,at
slave holders He therefore does not Ike the inuepech
~, ,h h,nd.r of setting the present ont pouring n
uher,y in behalf sufferers 10 the credit oi
,u .ncrs his name for share of The glory. very Sod
~. rycrnt him from remarks the other day ao"" ho'
,,inn synpuhy for The sick and dying
'''o" gym TN Y journal of Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President
flrr,p.r r.. ~ r ~ S,..y-
bhrinS ne RcccSS Of The Senate
CusTNM nnrau nrrIrrus

. CUSTOM HOUSE. OFFICERS,
Henry r. lnncOck, COLLECTOR at Washington, Nurih Laro
lima in place Of Richard II. j. Blouur, removed.
Thomas BAcon collector nj Oswcpatchic, New ork, III
place Oi james T.. Barrier, rclnuyed
a. Kroner, collector Sackrtl's farbor New York ~
place oI Daniel McCu'ock removed
A. hen,on Moses surveyor al Nesqualy, Oregon ~ pace
of VIM. w. Miller. removed
Jose NJ Eopnnuhlas surveyor Santa barbara, Ia''"
"'a: ~ i.uts ., sa'nc, hancy, removed leland
in place OF VIM. X Watson removed.
Geo. I'll. Reynolds, collector n, Bristol and warren
Rhode lsland IN place OF X. Bullock, resigned
Jnhn Lynch, collector at Richmond Vrgnia, IN pace
Lilbnrn II. Tricg, resigned
"m II. Laws surveyor ut Hampton Virginia, N place
VIM. Face, removed
Milton Hall, naval officer al Newport Rhode Island, 10
place UI Adam $. Coo, removed
jason BecRwilll, surveyor New London Conncc'cI
in place oil Francis w. Fitch resigned
ohas n. oomstocH naval officer at Providence N'O"'
Island, In place OF Moses Richardson, removed. :;
1eorsc turner COLLECTOR Newp pur!, Rhode lsan"' :"
place OF Edward w. Lawon removed
Samuel Maxwell! surveyor at Warren and harrington
Rhode Island, ~ place Of Chas Randall, removed.
Henry iiohhst' collector at New London Connecticut "
place of Nicholas Fosdick, removed
ogdhey E'aEs surveyorat ST.. Marys Maryland III P'I'
of Vim. Cuar, removed
James Lyme, collector at Presguc Isle, Psnnsy'ah'a
IN place OF Mn N. Galahcr, removed.
phiip baizlza collector at Yorktown, virginia. ~ f
of Vim. 5. Mnlicute, removed
Joseph 4. Peasc, collector al EJgarton Massachusetts
in place OF Lea,ilt lhaxtcr, removed
Eoen w Allen, collector Nantucket, Massachusetts ~
place Of WIN r. East0n removed
Saniuel b. w Mclean, al CInclnnhti, oh"' :"
place Of VIM X. Bond removed
Enoch a. Falcoti, collector Oswego, New i'fA' :"
place oil Jacob Richardson.
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IL nnrSInENcY Az pKINCETON.- The bOa

THE PRESIDENCY AT PRlNCETON.-Thc boafd
:, Tru,r.s u tho College vi New Jersey al 'fincetoh
i,h met Yesterday Ia eec; President tn succc.h hr'
Dr (aruaan did 80 into an election as was ea pscto
rv w,ud The scd were 10: 1"sepn iien'y
If Ihc Stniilsnniun Institute lnfncrY Professor oi Naa
phiosuy in hc Institutions DR.. Maccah, the present wee
President; Dr. james w Alexander, formerly Professor
rlrs Lrtlrcs and Latin; and Rev Dr. Magic o Eizaoeth
Inwn letter declining the appointment was receive.
rom Professor Henry Drs Alexander and NlhSlr VINO a,t
,nbers al The boa d also declined the iorher pcfchp'o
i, ,t I'M. board would not entertain The declnutoh "
uayic We understand that number ol members OF th'
hr,Td had GAcd their minds upon the appoint OF ffoies
AR Henry and that his eclnation was probaov The cause
Inr nus,nonenrnt Of he election till some n'uIc meeting
md Dr. Carrlahan induced by request OF the board
continue another year. unless successor shall &c sooner a
feeling highly gratifying to DR.. Carnnlan friends wa:
hy The students who upon hearing mat NC 'a'
consented 10 remain gave several hearty ci'ecs ot h
"Ol BJss."-- .Nerark Daily Aaroedte, Heaaesday.
Dm.tor Carnahan was elected 10 the Presidency lhirsy
vears apo The Advertiser says that when me 'oclof MS
entered upon his duties ih. College contained lo suoens
mo, hall The present During his long administrator
numerous improvements have been made nc ia VI Tue
Two literary societies. aud West colleges chapc' aht
proIes .drs house have erected Tie horay museu"
and philosophical apparatus enlarged, various ocfatn
mad. IN the college buildings The GROUNDS ihpio ooo
The total these purposes amounting 10 sooooo
ke,p for: Conlmerctat darcfHser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

sprprru, M-aNOTuER VICTIM One uf tine
o.t h,av educated ladies' allston Spa, mas JUST De-
come Gavng maniuc and is destined We tear 10 cnl her
Iays in i md house She has been Tor some mohths "at
i rrnsd "medium" and though possessing more brains
and more finished education thun any, or all al the ohcr
msnms nj Bal.ton Spa combined yet her Intellect hus
h,h ,hr csrsed influence Of called "spiritualism"
She s continually ravne about spirts" alleging that eSil
r,s have seized hold OF her and enteating her parents
In cease believing "spirltuallsm" &c, DC We understand
, iho whn have visited her that it is plllable
siubt to witness her insane rawlings.
's " [SaruOed Republicun dug "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

YINiE Subscriber, mrnins remove To Western 'irsina one
.r sale :ar lnd which lle row lesdes callct
tve.g ,.ootIln tu.,. House On the waters
as buildings consist Of large aud convenient d~eillns
house. and lrehmE MACHINE, nearly new besides
one houses .diy There Ihry or tori,
nt crrrk Hats abundance u wool ad - acres
m mauured a which produces Tobacco. Tie subscribe
viii tas pleasure Farm any wishing 10
n,er w;l be furnished by adres The sub
c,rIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

BALTIMORE, SEPT. 6The Pl"u, mark. rs ese'f" a
,ales OF IL $40 bbls. al 80 Uo hti ""ea' - " ~
= be Corn 81 cents, yellow Il cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

NEW YORK, SEPT. 6-Saes of 20,o0O bbls Flour.
Southern al Sc so So 75 IS 600 bushels "hea a.
prices Sales of yellow Corn at IS cts.
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TYr TRIAL or CHARLES II. coMsTock' c"n"no' ~ hrn @
, lin ,,ro,J charged with mansaueh.er IN na''- m m
80 ;no ,.,use1 The fatal disaster at Nor"aiH lihS
ysn,h in yrrIict Of acqu,al The Testimony o nrsss
Whistler and Burral officers Of the road provo s m
i. that il was part OF The conductor M ,,,;n rcent Il
I,r signals govern The movements " ~ '
raakr stops the proper stations
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUlRER,
u,lSHED DAILY AND SEMl. WEEKLY
ny RITCHIES ~ PRYOR.
T. +. 4; NJ =:

dollar Il. I a %s ssa a. s'ss ssa'
collars rer and three dollars for months,
wS h aa "a < , gs1 Sn1 ii, iS'%,S vsSr '' man, posi-
M IN TO his be romi,!e. ~. "a't III good ana
n,es the risk OF the Edior' iht postage q f fe!'
iao!t n b m. tritrs The POSTAGE ~ single letter Is
n. sirs ,,nun, II Is tho aceumua "' post
a,ti' '' business which operates seiuustaA upon
E.hhs TERMS uF ADVEETlSlNG
,,u ESSrlREK:For TEN imrs or less. INST III
~ luf ut every succeeding. twenty hNc Gents
ti'", wesk"r three times week, thlt!
II iG''tl VI, ,,u, t,r each Insertion after the first
" @ rsr,,ss,s charged ny dollars Tor 'hry lines ani u
Annual urnIs at Er' lrngth except rcry
thai t"i ,mc,m,cr charged sm (papet lnclnied
Ssnitl ,u LYf"r TEN ines less hrs, Insertion
lN ~, =, ,.t continuance % cents.
10 GEMS n distance must b. accompanied with The adv
pide'S ,,,,rt,, ,rtieTe tn insure execution.
ia ~ fnaes GEi rthnS Of respect, srreedtny eight lines
.-,.,; ia advertisements
CO llar-icyr> rom the country, whetve
~r.nn' anSn""no US mus, be authenticated by
the the Gcishburho0d, they
w. ., Pc pubshed Every that has been taken 10
~ , and has, heretofore, rrovei una'ali g.
e. p1 h reinre INSIST suci cations bcins cefiht
the he Postmaster ir.!:n ca iss 1a:I N f'efe!fT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

RAIL ROAD TELEGRAPH work Of extending
The Magnetic Telegraph along the line of the Baltimore anu
Oain Rail Road progressing though not very apaw y,
The posts are planted far Oakland s. '''s
II Cumberland and the wires stretched as Tar as
Mill a distance eight miles. This Telegraph. "heN @
,.led will add much to the convenience ana con'os "
passengers by rail road, in apprlsin2 the'h VI ~" fr
ri trains their arrivals and departures, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09

MONUMENT TULOL. kING.-"G have been "''!ii:n
ness incrrs' :ncsici al Selma anu elsewhere
raua TO erecting monument il that cit 10 tol hing no
nau hi- ever lived died wo more richly deserved H"' "'
,a;r this memorial n hi. vIItcs and hI worm. ana we
trust, therefore, that IL VIII oe "rrc''', o"' "l' %
,rc il viii c worthy of the clry and The grea! departed
In rhs matter OF fact ahead and country ~ "hS
va do not give sufficient time and attention 10 'ioSf .hS
uj vCncrann and respect 1t seems " -. ihoush ' VIC
history oC our great rrn shall be- sufficient n Keep irrs IN
the minds m ur c,yrc., thc recollection al Their deeds
The ancient Romans acndtrd by proioiir' 'iH'o"'
ws uar Of their policy The drds "l llir'r great
men slmIl constantly presented TO me senses "
living and thus .X,ir tncin 10 nobfr ueetS. H''', M
AMMAN way" has been in all subsequent time ih"'' "
,.lTioms record of Ilids;TiCn- namc'
So should il be in and being, ns ours - CON
uoycrnus let the States which 'l'Inl tr pln-
,vr ar rrsurnc" of u- So" I" IT, maj rndn''
mrrurias shall s" tell oI their des'a we siin' re-
~ IN se then, al nvrr our land btltihS me III
r,,, 4 The mighty dead. 'lhr let Albamiar 81 me
rxnnpi. The "ciuui- sSlng cplnnh arls' "i, III
nnna.r The great Srr'i"r iEoi' Ha-s',laNs' ,a",
ham. i The ;uuuinn Kiss II al ms fisn an" -" 'a'
rly III cv"nin. play upon !! i D!t'h' ha1c"c'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
EXEMprlNG SLAVES FROM EXECUTION


There ) much excitement subject AiabIni.--
The proposition i Ia exempt more slaves from exc
cliiun, upon The principle that uisc wagon, cart,
many Bushels III many pounds U meat CGItAu
quantity ol land &c by the existing law reserved I"
clci! .itv but OBJECT different In lhc Othrr
specified exemption made Tor the benefit 0i The family
and n,ulsc 50 !al they may under al CIR
Gums iaccs have m l,ani Ill. Of living In The case
ac consideration, Tie yrrt IS To- interest The bnds al the
,,,rr Glasses Of the Spui 6 IL. Inf. I'!t
thought hy The .,ucatcs & lw HAT II ""c ~ more
slaves exempted fon execution. that poor cn "onl
sv, D accu:g!a;e enough purchase this SPECIES
n uruLly AZ YnulL br TcSoucc H.! l.itii i""htH
in the event u misfortune apicnlaI 10 thc' tcir v
mach plaus.bly il argument aud upon TIE ;"' HASH
of The subject I;rlrr !n.or the pnlcy ul ''e it"
We know hat the policy nt the law l.. rlvocdtr" hr inLN3
wis, ana patriotic III our SISTER State ana :" ih u "t
ac ale public sem irnl tom me opinions "
the press there il ycy iue doubt but that lhc[c i ''Y
General acGnr sccncc ia - ficorgul Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-09
NOTICE.,


FbyO ALI. WHOM Ii MAY CONCERN "A ceIllcae, NO S'o
Louisa. Virginia Central Rail Road COMPANY
my SAMPSON, deceased. The Sh day o
Oc0be SiS (unler March Sh 1917 Tor five shares OF t
copany found amongst the papers OF th
S John jrcease cieby notice mat fha!i hp
II, ior the renewal ui accoIdins to law
RICHARD SAMPSON,
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