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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-08-25

There is poetry, truth, and eOmmou sense in
the following. which we find in one Of our sK-
changes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-08-25

The following letter, of which we give fac
sme couceals beneath the semblance of mirth-
fulness. a spirit wounded by apparent neglect;
''l9 December.
august Empress! Not one letter from you
sbce your departure from Strasbourg. You
have entered Baden, Stutgard, and Munich
without writing us one word. That is not ve'
ry amiable nor very tender | am still at Brunn
The Russians have gone. l have a truce. Con
deceud, from the summit of your grandeur, Il
occupy yourself a little with your slaves.
NAPOLEON"
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pOETICAL.
Enr the ENQUIRER
tut IWc TJIFI FR07 v
m,isIC OF TIE WIND.


,,,, :; ,,,, u, The wlc world like the Voice vi spun
sv ,v,nd whence come The char ging notes OF song
Thai through Thy Gtfu measure hoa' along
Z, bavs roamed over earth and st"leo each tone
Of rapture and wue, aud made II tnne own:
Words Of love from the parted and lost Dear,
The brea,hinas Of spirits that dwell IN an;
The last thrilling song Of the broken heat.
The Niphtinealt's chant. "ere her soul depart
The ky.lark's voice Of triumph, soaring h'Sn;
AS he mounts with Joy to the bright, blessed sAy, ;u
The Swans dyiag strain, the brooks lauenms 49,
The sounds Of the Sea, when the EARN Is su'
The trumpet Of war. and freedoms as' o"'
The wailing OF grief and the Enr 81 's e,, ,s,n.
The wopd bird : sweet note, The Fac VIZ '
The u,usi, tbot n,als through pne' uieah'
srha shit N ,hr .,-~ ,nii Overwhelming waves
Tho inne c,y Of anguish u'rr Heroes graves
u,n,d vIc,nry's shouts and groans IRON oatue plains
GisS chiIdrens mirlh and sound oil phteriog rams!
lunoss onTe bright drops like Angels tears are shea'
IN The haiowcd graves OF the early deao;
The penitenrs prayer and The vesper nymn'
Rising from temples fair, or cloisters alm;
The sone of praise from the mountaneers COT
Thus showing that God is not there ioreoG
The stars soft music with passing strain
OF seraph Tyres heard on that spangied plaihi
The song VI jewellers in hall and bower
Tho voice of triumph, despair, weakness po"'''
All more, have gathered and blended mere n,n o.,
These are the mystic sounds that meet '''o 49,
Vaehead, 1853 -
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AUTUMN.
NY LoSGrELLow.


O. with what glory comes ana goes ''e SS9 20,
The binds Of spring those beautilnl hatolnse''
or sDnny skies and cloudless uHles-opIoy
Life'a newness and earths gaInilufe spfeau ou'
And when The silver habit OF the CLOUDS
1,omes down UPON the Autumn sun, ana WIN
A sober paLness the old year taxes up
His bright inheritance of golden rulls,
a oomo md pageant fill The splendid scene
There is q beautiful spirit breathing now
its mellow richness the cluster d trees.
And from beaker full oil richest dyes,
Pouring new glory the autumn WOODS
And dipping 10 warm gh! The plar'd clouds
hlorn on the mountain like 3 summer oiro,
Lifts I'D her purple wing; and In the wales
The gentle wind "a sweet and passionate "ooei
Kisses the blushiug leaf and sIrs up lie
Within tho solemn woods Of ash desp cfltnsoneo,
And silver beech, and maple yellow ieaved,
Where Autumn, like faint old man, sits down
Sy the way side a-weary. Through Inc lrees
The golden robin moves; the purple hach,
That on wild cherry and red cedar leede,-
A winter bird comes with lis plaintlve whistle,
And pecks by the witch hazel whilst aloud
From cottage roofs The warbling blue-bird sings
And merrily with o!t-repealed stroke,
Sounds from the lhreshing floor the busy nal
., what q glory doth This world put on
For him who with ervcnt heart, goes iofu
Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks
On duties we'll perform'd aud days we'll spent
For him the wind ay, and The yellow leaves
Shall ha We voice, and give him eloquent teachings
He shall 80 hear The solemn hymn that Death
Has lifted up for all, that he shall 60
To his long resting place without teat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
JACOB MAuCK, Inspector.

The r ,nr Of the iync.Garg Daily ItrginiuH, who has
,rrn recently so)ournng Newport writing home !" thai
n,prr after speesns Of The variuns attractions winch e
place oilers pleasure seekeis closes h's remarks DE- io
"Nlth all ,hr-c aiItacons do not think Soutterhes,
and e.nrray Vlrglnln should desert irif own piicfs OF
tesot ip health pleasure tor ms foay ana iasl'
an ara mn whe,r in the South carried To ridiculous, eN
tent There H. too amount OF preenslon and exclusive
ness that rbts thing like agreeable social INTERCOURSE
and degree OF c>IUrtiun thal 10 lnsuirrabr
Ga, Walter Gwynn TOR some years past The chIei eng
~ 81 ,h, lanes River and kanawia Canal has rendered
nj, ,csYoa,tpn llcacceps position Of engineer
II th- North Caroina works Of Improvement al salary oi
$1,000 per annunl
Col Armstrong, =" the Board 81 Public Works. paid q
.;, 10 our town la. week vi inspection OF The
yn,ks Of mprox Tins part al The State. The Colo
nj i. business man and the interests of he State vi II
mi snflcf under his management = Weston Herald
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From the Knickerbocker Magazine


II WILL ALL BE RIGHT IN THE MORNING !"
BY r. r TAYLOR.
When The bounding beat Of The heart OF love,
And tho springng step grows slow;
When the form of cloud In The blue above
Lies dark on the path below:
The song that he sings 10 lost In sign
And he turns where star is daWnin2,
And he thinks as il giaddens his heart and his eye,
ut viii all be right in The morning :"
When n,he strong man armed" in the middle watch,
From life's dim deck is gazing,
And strives through the wreck OF the tempest 10 cater
CLEAN Of the day beams blazing:
Amid the wild storm, there hard by the helm.
He heeds not the dark ocean yawning
For this song In his soul not sorrow can %helm-
1T will all be right in the morning.
When the battle is DONE the harp unstrung,
Its music lrembng-iyng
When Its woes unwep and It's deeds are unsung,
And he longs in the grove 10 be lying,
Then g voice shall charm. as II charmed before
He had wept or waited the dawaing
They do love here for aye-Pd be thine as OF yore-.
III will all be right in the morning "
Thus all through The world by ship and ~ shore;
Where the mother bends over
The cradle whose tenant has gone on oafoei
Where the eyes Of The lover
Light the way 10 the SOUL whatever the VOID.
A welcome wall u warning,
This 10 eVeryw chershed-ths every where heard
at will all be right ia The mornins!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
SIR. POLk'S CABINET

Never higher compliment paid .; sdr"isua-
ton ustrous predecessor Than oy present Prcs;
dent 10 ir Pos OF the distinguished members MS ca
binet r Pierce has selected four c' The hshes o:ccs
Vim Marcy Secretary Of State
james Rlchln.n. Minister &c ionioa
john / Mason. Minister 10 Pats
Robert walker, minister 10 Ck;ns.
All that We wish is. that Mr.. Pierce wouli pursue tks
same principles and obtain The brilliant results d. air
Polk Every day is adding luslre the administration
Of AS A. the late Historian of North Carolina truly says
"When The msts of party and prejudice shall have subs
died. and calm verdict OF posery be given the services
and talents OF James H. Polk will be acknowledged
surpassed In the annals of our naon and his tseus es
teemei they deserve Mecsrnburg proud of con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
TURKEY AND RUSSIA

From the hst We have been increduous OF between
Russia ami Turkey n consequence Of tn. present compca
op but we deny that the Of the Porte in IL
spect 10 The Note OF The Vienna Conference has given
more threatening aspect 10 The question. SIi are
opinion that peace Will be maintained The Vienna Con
ference lie ell, 10 session. iahong effect such modification
in lie fret award as will prove acceptable both
tending partes and we enteaiu but little doubt of it,
cess
The coy Danger Of is u The possibility CT collision
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MISCELk4ANEOU 9.

WHITE MOUNrAINS.-Th White Noun taine doomed
up yesterday morning in all their glory. The whole group
n the dese OF mid winter behind the green drapey
of rich forests Just putting the crimson nIs OF autumn
was and glorious eight such as have bern paint
cd Of Chimborazo Never snce have known the White
Mountains, have them Ia sDch grandeur.
The sun rose in coudiess sky Not speck Of cloud
mist appeared In all the heavens Till nearly ten O'CLOCK
Repairing the observatory could discern with The
naked eye an extent Of field Of forest and mountain
Ees beyond what had occurred befuc Thousands be-
fore this admired the splendid panorama al the obser
Satoy but think has ever before seen. uoder
September sky such the eye took in from this
point Of sight yesterday morning From the mountain sum
nit to the Oceans shore vast carpet OF inerwO
coors; and Kiasarge and the Fanconia Mountains
we're as we'll defined as Mount Washington. Pleasant
Mountain seen,d just beneath feet, while the Ocean
spread out in The distance like a lake of silver
Years may pass before another day like this shall come
round We before spectacle of beauty OF
grandeur Of submy The rich foliage of autumn seemed
literally eutwined around monument of snow To The
language Of Macauley roses boomed the verge Of the
avalanche u Portland nSk1Le Of !Maine'
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or,urRN STUDENT IN TROUBLE.-A youn,

AsouTHERN STUDENT IN TROUBLE.-A young
man medical student from the Sout who refuses 10 give
has been held bail In Philadelphia under the
;oo.ino circumstances II appears few evenings ago he
,oung lad about IL Of age, standing the door
Of her guardians house, and although total stranger 10
her ana she him. stepped up and handed her bouquet
bich she lhouehtesy received soon after he sent ano
her subsequently ssnta very pasoned letter 10 me
nuss n Eiphn and VALIANT streets an SUNDAY evening
last THIS precious document vac signed HAIRY me
n,snded victim very properly showed HE letter ~ he u"ce
who told her TO meet Mr. Harry according HE request
rhen he vas taken into CUSTODY he refused TO give
his correct name tie was held TO bail "Mr. Harry
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hat peat which appears 10 10 be ~ r-ssh''d ~ m
stcncr the general welfare. The terms Propo'.e
rescued her from that danger and irntlfrh hc fo %
rrptcd Them wits that of her u;c~ who were oouEn ~
biaIn for her oil tho permanent; results that con D" eApec
red from such Arrangement. But IN anncXing 10 ioso
terms alterations which probable The Emperor OF nssa
Ill decline IL accept from the Turkish Mlnstrrs The Forte
has NJ sumed position which carries with II HE spons
bity independence II Is impossible mai lo'eisn couh
; snuJ be- bound abide by The consequences al re
ri,u directly contrary 10 The advice they cndeIcd and
huc we have sui the same interest IN preventing Rus
,r, turnnn the weakness Of her antagonist 10 her own
Inn,ap. We, Turkey has herself deprived her allies OF the
I,,s .tandf they have hitherto occupied III this queson
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learn That Gen Garland has reached Santa r. we :"
MEXICO aat very handsomely ferei'Sl ~ le w
nabanis n place II cannot onl De etal!yhs !" Tue
conpy al arge 10 know mat Gen q has been assigned
10 The command of The Army that section OF me Union
Besides being and accomplished olncel ne ~
gentleman oi great discretion and snnn judgment oo'
u.,,, os NJ EeptuckY's abest and most distn
uished sons will find his military associate man en
nsoIiv t-d f,t the post occupics Penn sylranian
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NASlINGrnN AEEaIRo

H-a,.s7aS, Oct 3-fhe Commissioner Of indian Al
iai; up September lth visited the Shawnees ues
af. and Eckapoo and a:cerained that the t%o fJrntf
i;j5 are inu ~ sill portion Of their atoms ana
Inc k,ckapus the hGIs Of theirs He hal bsen il rnunc
uit the O.vahus OUcs and Missaurcs and has rio6aoy
c3ausci buy for government their claim 20 100 V1Jo'
,,t,- E,cI, ;hI, h
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arlNIyERsARY or -THE JERRY REscuE

SYRACUSE Oct 1.-The anniversary OF rescue OF Jer-
~ The fugitive slave celebrated here day In the Cit,
Hall, The of which granted by the Common Coun
ell the casting vote of the Mayor Aoot 5000 persons
present Geni, Smith presided and speeches
made by air 8 and Mr. Bueigh Lucy Stone, Antonete
Brown, and others. There &c disturbance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

WOAAN'S RIGHTS. Quite excitement has arisen al
Cincinnati ahnul the alleged deiacaon OF 81 600
Of Mrs Pendery President Of Seamscss associ
aion meeting OF the association held Thursday
at which Mt Darling moved thai she be suspended The
lady deeDded herself with energy Mr. Darling declared
that she had robbed the association and acted like
hyena than woman Her explanations finally pro-
nounced satisfactory, and she then enstaed in office
after which she rendered her resignation At the close OF
the meeting che slapped Mr. Darling in the face and he
caus d warrant TO be issued against her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

la, ana Turkish a.iGcs which coEit;H
~. amer on The Danube. The "fu'la'' 'a"a'c's'" Of Inc
.a'' , i eager for the fray, and may at any mohcn
a;.iv. blow In This quarter only need there DC
apprehension a., .,an, ,r v., I,o,.nd
From prevailing indications, in The event war; England
~ France will stand ahui from Inc struggle. ihe TWO ar
css from the London Times when we puoNs" '"lS morn
ioy loreshadow this policy SHOULD ''e WESTERN roWe''
remain neutral between hussa huu turkey VIII pos
sess comparatively little interest Tor us.
". mirh, corrobora,e our opinion OF The perma
,o,oa =, nsa.e nv The opinion Of eminent dipumalisI
,,d hosr Judgment rarely errs in its conclusions OF
liz flair
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

LOUISA COURT HOUSE, OF i.l, TO
m, pse oreg decree hereby nohET'
t have upOH the Goth day nj November ~: Hs
s.a House. AXE !hs required TIE II
:rE which ani place he par rsquref "
,n t:uce necessary enable 30 Shu - e
yr .+id decree ,,.
ar der C0nr.t1nsr Ck4rccT! 81 - 90
|. Uur the aud rear i;st ure-a,i
- IN
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NEWS FROM wAsHlNGToH.-ws copy the follow.

ing from The star
THE BrHRISos STRAITS u;IrEa STATE. SURVEYING
SavaDEos The Navy Department have aiyces from
This squadron which arrived the Cape de Verde islGd-
the 9Th OF July last or her way their destination
All vessels OF The squadron Commander Rinegod writes
we're 'hsre excePi The steamer hancock shich VII: be
reinemhesj went ahead 81 her companions Ali eli
on III vessels
4 REsTosATi0I = IaE H.v.i SEnrICE Mid sipiaaG
Walter Queen, VINO VAS dismissed from the service in l54S
on account Of some difficulty al lhs Naval School In
napoI,S Nd has bfen hon0Tabiy restored TO hs place
tbs ARsiY a"ARn i"r tie revision of inc army regnls
lions, composed oil The adu'ans General iCo Coope Col
Sumner hnd MAJ John r Lee Judge Advocate to-day
they ordered 10 assemble.
REslosArioS ASG irPoiSTSEST Mr. a & Seaman hav.
ing resigned ms class Isl 500 per annun clerkship
Solicitors Office Treasury Department. Franklin Burr Of
Connecticut, has been appointed Tor examination fill the
vacancy thus created
A New CossuL TO DEMERAAA The Rev c. " DENIM
Of Massachusetts has been appointed T. S Consul
Demernra British Guana
THIS PRE5IDEsTs REcEsT l3:, was but slight
The SECRETARY OF the NAVY proposes start early this
week oil Inspection through all HE
The North.
Nh BARRSGEa, The u. Minister 10 Soain recently had
audience with The Queen when presented letter Of
all and made cutie 1,tering address 10 Her Majesty,
who responded In equally complimentary terms expressing
her desire to maintain friendly relations the American
government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
47IKGINIA:A RuI:. hcd 10 Nc CrIk. orcs o. ar ~:

0vIRGISIA:-A RuI.. held lie Cl-Ts. oT!;: o. ~.
.: Ut; II tue County 81 l,=nuce .. Mort.. - ''
:5Ger. 1853. ~
E!.yat. trump
aIa!n.'
s.IJ. 81 " Villain u /, uG.i o,ier. y .,, III tr.
May Cnnf died .e tei std | ,.:t,s
in sr:.r,I r,ri,e, .net thereto Ia theft "
,lss the rein and aTi made ini hie
-d defend nrs noui.i Appear nc m es To o. W
the hi-t MONDAY w
No. o ia what n.ce,.afy protect Ge!r in.rT, - ~ ,,,
Eopy--restr hLthtp oEio' ''f.'
Oct cIi~ --------------------,
,US:i Nj Kues III the CIrrs. oacs 81 ',e =,
I'M C5nT OF County ." lle"uco. on Mo"'a'' '"' ~
OF ,bt .oD =. lri3 pianls
Mile SrldeG
.t,.,ia,
Tie heirs OF W I'l'sh '''e''"p'''''''' DeleEieIl-
Commissioned
III. ,,t-rI of ths SUIT h.sr Fs''a y,l..
,in-i - execute aa3 deliver " we IN, t.cta
len good and anlrien deed oi release " "a al rusr
ms The land OF and from the I'b 81 lIe ru.,.e. ard al
hiii aud al Claim,
o DAVID buil"A a'i -. At ,yus
HnliocE g oUbI 81 ~" 80
ani h&3 IA H. bu T"f'i'ie"' 49, ma, mi.
nv t..n mae ami lIea TIA! the her % VIVA ~ n,ow.atu
no, and con tes''e"f d" ''e DIT.
hs 81, nounei 10 appear mere Nnris,
~ ,o m. csr. : Office sald G"u Oh nc ~, r
- D.rsmb.r oe,t and what il necessary 10 pro n
Ia dis A COPY
Der
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

Prepared BY j G. AZ Err, Chemist. Lowell, Mass
>o! Richmond, wlpir. h- rIRi ELI iAl
4 ca ini ~ bu-gs- dnd p"ltI- Medicines escr%trr
NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

alEI'S CHEtIti PICTORIAL,
tDR THE RAPID CURE OF uiGHS COLDS iIOARSF.
Z NESS. BRONCHITIS. WHoOpNG COUGH CRnrP ASTIE

.u.G.@ G,G.ca. !!sa,'s3,, has l'e
idcitac The OF liz inC.e4as oymeut,
real vaGc % nam ki"d dian hr contribution Chemistry
the Heating AL Ava' ;rt' It, throughout th oroei
nan 81 medicines 80 'urr cunoi and the ~
yaTtrt!.a u pHimlua! when hitherto welt
abundant bclre:r Remedy has lers:h
which be rI.i &C affection.
proportion Tie elected l.. w6ui prescott III.
ioIpstnr. and rciH 'Grc, American Almanac
free wherein m !cGisrs 40 iniisuiahc proof Of these
Statements
Office 81 i'aslS't"I,~n Lle's,s c, Aug !, 1873
& ATEn Dear ia Ny lrc years old. has ls,
co.rrc! ATTACK 81 rtsrtn Fever;
dead chit! Having used your CHERRY pECTORAi in Caor
Of 1850, orn ica,ttar. Of Bronchitis
success inducc 20 III ny ra boy gave him
ras"1nu very three hors commencing ne morning ami br
UctH night, louud drccd change for the better. amt al
t,ee days use ns was able % cat dos "'ioo rain
t4 Tie above named disease will save rh,d from
AMI relieve INC arX.ry Of fond parent
For It" affections ." ne Throat and Lrnas e'rss \ me oe' me
these trncs, our important discovery
Ifif hoy would ncw have been laa.er world
j D. POWELL. Supt Trans, l.. n
Ross IIiLL, tSomer.ct co.. y } July q, isj2
yuur neL!cIr has become known here .:
demand other cough remedy have ever SOLD
ssoken OF in rrns ~ ncaSur,d paise by those Who have
sed l.; ana! Wise hey
much the good has done take pleasure ecHs
because know tha an giving my s"mcrS the worth Of hei
Y"nr~ viii rs-re@', JOHN c wnITLocK
Almost any number Of ceri,atcs Gun he seat you il o4
wshii
Wu.-or. c ". IuIy u les
A.ER 81 MAJ cert. n,r have used Your HERR.
PserokAL Tor upwards u and my bem tN
should have see" In my grave tins me had not h"
de 81 most dangerous affection o III. lungs aht ii, nos
convictions when tell yor Priceless remedy
b 4 McClLlIN. Attorney a, Las
WntsiuTe. Pa, Sep, q 50
Da aYGR NJ, ,sor Your mrticns i. much arJ,ro.r
~ '',"se "ho have used herc, and lis composition
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07
PATENT IMPROVED CIDER MI
SILVER MEDAL, TO TIL,

CHINE At THE FAIR Of TIE AMERICAN IN>T,1II,-a
NEW YORK. ~ ItBER, 1852.
DiPl'>lA Al the Tan kin Institute Philadelphia Fr. D.
n mum the SAfr Far. ltiri New YUrs o
hml Rensselaer, Guuiv (Sea iurSI Fdir. and Dlpon.
Westches!er County Fair a White f!Ina. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

THE COMMONWEALT IS. SII.FEkS.-The case
OF The Commonwealth against Eeplaaiah Sivrrs charged
with unll~iuy and eUnlou5ly shooting Joseph H. Morgan
which has excited much interest in this comm
ny the twelve months finally disposed Of this
week He lounI guilty by the jury, who affixed h-
punishment twelve hours confinement in the aIi OF The
county aud the pay men OF fine 10 the Common wealth OF
$3.50 This result OF is regarded as great triumph
by SiveIs and HE friends. The fine promptly paid ~
open Court The twelve hours dunbt merely passed
in iii receiving visits irendsand linus the affair
40 far Commonwealth is hGa-crnsd finally ended
The ably conducted both sides ror the Com
mon eah Edmund p. Hunter, States attorney assisted
by Andrew Hunter For The defence David H. Conrad
Robert J Conrad, Chas. j. Faulkner and James NJ Mason
4 gIarfinsGury Republican.
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lis AVER VI, i""T Your medicine H. much aTIIo,rf
~ ttmse ahU have used herc, and composition
sucs IH-uIr iEG maintain
mend II 10 pulmonary affection iu IrinCpa
i!uS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-07

BELL AIR SOl.U.-'fEs yanauir ldriB, brl0npny .
Lewis W Washington, ESQ lying in Jefferson county has
been soli We learn, u gentleman OF lancaster county,
Penn. ylvuna for seventy dollars per The
farm ri. RACES upwards $50 acrrss of the most de
sirable county. me G.t'- not only OF the frs! qua
y, but the improvements are good rs coEvehfn O:2'
Tim not surpassed the State being NOT only adj AGENT
10 Mills mrnpLea end raroads, but in every respect rgi
,le The is worth SO per than IL sold Tor
and We regret thai shall lose gentleman of The %Or;
ui Mf W whose hOspitabc greetings all viii miss. in his
!rparurr rom Jefferson eel assured he will carry With
hin The good viii Of all vho lave lie Fea.ufe o! knowng
him If:ar!>sk1rH Free FT:Se,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-09
PLAQUEMHNE:
Saturday, April o. 1859.

Original Portrait Of Washington-The
Washington Union makes mention of por-
trait of Washington, now on exhibition in the
rotunda Of the Capitol, which purports to poss
sess much interest as work of art. The pic
ture is said to have been painted in Philadel-
phia in the year 1875, by Westmuler, a cele-
brated German artist. 1t is stated that this por-
trai. was presented by Gen. Washington to
Count Wahrendorff, Swedish nobleman, who
was in this country from l795 to 1897, and
who in the latter year took the picture with
him to Sweden, where it has remained in the
possession Of the Wahrendorf family until,
upon the recent death of the head of that house
it passed into the hands of its present proprie-
tor,a Swedish gentleman of high character and
standing The picture, which differs in some
points from any of the portraits of Washington
which we have seen, is, in many respects,
striking and meritorious work of art. If its
history be what it is stated to be, its restoration
to onr country at this time is matter Of interest
and qualification.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-04-09
TThe Irish papers are filled with accounts

TThe Irish papers are filled with accounts
ofemigration. Every day, says the Tuam Her.
aid, we witness the departure of crowds. The
Waterford Chronicle states that on recent
occasion, vessel left with 22l persons direct
ly for the United States. Remittances were
pouring in from this country in great numbers
accompanied by earnest appeals to parents,
brothers and sisters, to take up their departure
for the New World. Already, says the Tuam
Herald, have many aged parents, whose years
and infrmities render them averse to change,
been persuaded to join their children in the U.
States. G