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4 LII WHO WANT AXE or TIE REAL COT-
IA LINS & co. make should he particular to notice
the stamps, as there are various countcrtcits and i'm
itations stamped Collins and labelled much like ours,
which are fraudcntly sold in some parts of the
United States rs our manufacture. They are made
in different parts of the country by various axe
makers, and are generally their poorest quality
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
- COLLINS 4 CO., HARTFORD" and each axe
has II printed label with my signature. 1t is now
more than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since we commenced
the business with the stamp of :" Collins & Co., Hart
ord" and | do not know of any other axc-mmkcr by
the name of Collins in the United States.
SAM. W. COLLINS.
August u, 1853. w9wlye!r
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a. -. I'itkiN'S Estate.

HT~'sssN'
WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chittcnden, Commissioners to re-
ceivc, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Ashhel :. Pitkin,
late of Burlington in said District, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
the day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend to the business of our
appointment, at the office of G.. +. Davey, Esq, in
Darlington in said District, on the second Tuesday
of September and December next, at 10 o'clock, A,
NJ, ON each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day of August, A. D.. 1853.
+. T.. WALES,
W. /. SEYMOUR, Commissioners.
II. II, BOSrWICk,)
August -. ditS w3w
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Haying Tools.

m Revolving Horse Rakcs.
W. 300 Drag do do
2OO dozen Hand do
50 do Lamsun & Co.'S Snaths.
rs do do patent do
25 do Kimhalrs do do
200 do Blanchard's warranted ScythPs
80 do Perkins " Co Is do do
so do TAFT Il Sons do
S do Grants Grain CrndleH,
Nc, Ne, Nc
We invite the attention of Dealers and Farmers
to our large stock of Farming implements ct every
description. As agents IN Burlington and vicinity
tor blanchard aud other makers ct Scythes, we are
Ie pared 10 furnish Scyll,es 10 the trade AT The man
uiacturer's wholesale prices
DAVEY & ALuEN.
uy2 "a. wi7w
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FALL Y HATS,

The latest approved styles, received at BAR
NUNS Hat Store. a door east of. e. ]. II. Pccks,
Ladies Garden Hats and Misses Flats.
Bonnet Cases, Trunks, ValIises, Ladies' and Gentle
mans Satchels, and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Canes,
Elcyes Nittpns &c.
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WV. G.. DREW.

formerly with N. Allen Il CO., is connected with
the above establishment and assures his friends
hey can find at Barnum's, n iargcr assortment,
and as cheap, as my be Jonnd elsephere in Bnr-
%tingfon, Custom work ofall kinds, made to order
Panama and Straw Goods, Cleaned and Pressed
|. w. BARNUM,
College Street. 2nd Door from Church.
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Dr.. WIN. Atwater's Estate.

Dr. WIN. AtWater's Estate.
XATETlIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District of Chittcnden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate of William Atwatcr, late
of Burlington in said District, deceased, represented
insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we no thcfore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling IT Mrs, Della Atwater in burlington,
in said district, on the first Thursday. of October
and February next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on each OF
said days.
Dated this 92d day of August, A. b. 1853.
CHARLES RUSSELL
JOHN X. GRAY. Commissioners
JOHN y. POMER0Y,S
August 30. wl0wI
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In this town on the 2Gth inst. Oscar BrnroS
NOYrS, son of Julius NJ, and Cornclia II. Noycs,
aged . months.
In Wcstport, Essex Co., ~. y, August 18th, Mrs.
SARAH REYSoLps, in the Esd year of her age, rclict of
the late Dca. Il. i. Reg NoLps, for many years
we'll known in Northern New York, aS II devoted
and conscientious Christian. Sister Reynolds was
sustained in her last moments by the power and in
iiucnce Of that gospel hope She had protcSScl for
many years, and though n great sufferer from boli-
" disease, found divine comfort and consolation IN
rcposing on the arm of Him, VIII" can make II dying
he'd "Fccl soft AS downy pillows are" Her funeral
was attended on the following Sabbath by n large
concoursc of people, and the death improved by "A
sermon from her former pastor, Rev. Thos. Brandt,
founded on Prov. II. 32.-The righteous hath hope
in his death. TCJm.
On Thursday morning, Aug. 18th, in New Orleans,
of yellow fever, WILLIAM b. FHELIGu, aged - years,
formerly of Vermont.
Mr.. Frclirh, named below, was son Of the late
George Frcligh, formerly Of Pittsburgh, y. Y.
DEATH OF WV. b. TuEtIGu.-With emotions of
profound sorrow we are called upon to announce the
dcccase of our friend, VIM. i. Frcligh. But II few
days since and he was with uS-eXchanglng the
kindly Salutations and sentiments of friendship and
sympathy. Now he lies coiincl and cold, another
victim to the relentless sruurgc that ravagcs our
devoted city. The deceased has been for many
years n resident of New Orleans, and by the amia-
bilty of his character, the urbanity of his manner,
and the philanthropy of his heart, became endcarcd
to all who cniovcd his friendship. As n husband,
he was devoted, always kind and thoughtful of the
welfare and happiness of her whom he had chosen
as the companion of his life his very soul seemed
wrnpt up in the social pleasures of home, and the
peaceful Intercourse of his own frcsidc.
In the midst of the gloom that hangs over our
city, we see many Of the mournful cmblcms Of be-
reavcmcnt and death but no whore around Us has
the fell arrow of the pcstilencc, stricken to the
earth one upon whom more hearts leaned for synIn-
tl,. .Y.,-l ,.I4,, ,,.u, L--. Ill. ,,,l
tender friendship, and in whose behalf more kindly
recollcctions are awakened as we bid him an eternal
adicu. May "lIe who tcmpcrs the wind to the
shorn lamb SO visit with the spirit of His divine
grace and consolation, her whom Ills dispcnSation
has widowed, that she may be resigned under her
great afllicti"n, and not weep as one without hope
Farewell, dear friend happy will it be for us all
if our lives be as guilclcss, and our end a. calm as
thine.-N. q. D,Id.
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SHEET

ODD LOTS for sale low
" 3chests II. $. Tea, 10 g. Logwood.
I Mill Saws, 10 " CamwoUd,
bbl. Nutmegs. 10 Fustlc,
900 Cot Grain Bags, 10 " n Wood,
boxes Tobacco.
JOS. VI. BISHOP
Burlington, April 19. w43mo's3
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II We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of I. e. Wales & Co., the pion-
GERS of the cash system in the Boot and Shoe trade.
1t is IL firm of many years standing. wit
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ASllES-Thcrc is n good demand for both kinds.
Market firm at quotations., with prospect for i'm
proving rates.
BtTTER-No important change tn notice. The
stock is yet quite limited, and regular demand for
home trade. For the best quality it has been diff
cult to realize over l9c for New York and Vermont
dairy other grades II n lSc. Ohio with other
Western and Canadian, as to quality, IA n lGc. and
but little here. At these prices the market is firm.
No shipping demand.
CllEESE@Quick sales and small stock in market.
Prices range from : a &c for fair to prime. Prospect
good for high prices all the season. English Dairy
none in market and wanted.
market for Western Flour continues
quite firm. The receipts are light and the stock on
the market is very small, and in consequence the
late uniavorahlc news has had no effect on prices.
There have been sales Of Ohio and Michigan, COM
mon brands, at 81 37I fancy brands ) 80 n ) G2t :;
and extra brands at > - II So per Dbl. Gcnescc,
fancy brands, are selling at ) G2i a ) IS and extra
brands at 81 a Il G2I per Dbl. Canada Flour con-
times scarce and firm Mt 81 30 n ; 81 per bbl in
aond. Southern Flour has improved l2tc per Dbl.
There have been sales of 800 bblS mt ) 80 as G2t
per Dbl, cash and 4 mos. Extra brands continue to
range from Il 80 a : 90 per bhl.
GltAIN-But very little change in Corn since our
last. The receipts have been light and sales of
Southern yellow ut : : II 7Sc. and mixed at - II tie
per bu. Oats have been in fair demand at 40 a isc
per bu for fair aud prime Northern. In Rye small
-alcs Mt Sjc per bu. White Beans continue dull for
common quality.
PRoNlSlONS-Thcrc is no change to notice in
Pork since our last. steady sales for export and to
the trade. Beef is steady and in good demand.
Lard remains without change. Sales in hbls at II II
ll4r, and in kegs at Pa l2tc per III, 4 mos. Smoked
Hams continue in fair demand at 10 II lie per ID, as
to quality.
ilOpS-Thc market is dull. Last sales were at
zoe. This price is obtained only for small lots.
STAlCIl-Potato Starch selling at quotations.
WOOI-Amcrican fleece very dull, and prices are
hard to be sustained. Pulled in fair demand, and
foreign coarse WonlS are scarce at firm prices.
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ONMERCIAL.
TIT
& WOODS
Prices Current.

NJ. S. PRocroR, BOSTON. NJ. +. WooD
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
I~nnJ NJ InyrNvItDy u N
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NEw ORLEANS, Aug %.
The deaths on Thursday LIST were 2l9, of
which 300 were from yellow fever. On Friday
Is3, of which l5i were from the fever. Yes
eIday ls5, of which $50 were by the fever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-04

they need in church n well rs OUT OF church. ana
there Is no mere reason negroes should be entrusted
with church privileges and church government, than win
civ PRIVILEGES ana Lv!l government Give them all men
they will take ell in the Instance ls quick ns III
the Other. negroes have the right 10 exercise church 70"
vcncrt church business aid eccr church "iices
Why have ney The right To exercise civil g7ennlch
transact civil business and elect civil officers! The con
m the involves IT." crcccSs!un o! the o'cr H
we surprised that such rs!cus and d!sp.an:z
concession shoui have been :adc b CHURCH - l:l
..nr p:us. ard Iow.loYirg that oi the hai-'
persuasion. ileY certainly did The ds"r"a"'zr'
rrirrircs which il involved aud the uinOus tqclc'
10 .hicl. il would lead
Just think If congregation OF black laps s'amm.n" -.
gr Of church E tie face Of gentlemen and riSIng 10 BE-
controlled by the regularly appointed cfice!s Think Oi
sr motley crew asserting the rels0nabIr doctrine th'i
Obrrcr is due 10 tn church in preference The master
,ya Tins nrncnle-ils higherlaw d0cIrincty JUS
ti'y rn,l-Jsr assassination and insuecn And such dan-
and destructive heres!e7 = y mae ara new
oil. shoot every such "'2anz Mon a. ina; OF III"
-an Church. whether controlled by white black III
;nust Church. we are aratiei 10 see though com
IT,. qrevous error in the first pllce has acted prompt
,s.Iy since The disorraniZinu conduct oi the ~ Gtuc
MAZE manifest They have expelled ti"i ron!
:: and turned the Whole matte! over 10 TIE cril az
- = the city be deal; with according 10 law. ih'
IS highest degree honorable 10 that church In!
an Ii step further and eypel every white mem
Der be SUCH who sympahizes with The in'o!ent ne
grOit
III" question 10 be decided By the Common Council
j.. w!ellcr these designating slaves with their white aii
crs snd absior shall be permitted regularly assemble a.
me African Cufc;i o the purpose Of Transferring business
ana tht too unattended by persons holding connection
uith or owing responsibility 20 some church 10 The city,
There be bar opinion upoh this question The aT
positively EruhIbtY the assembling together OF large mum
slaves tD any purpose unattended BY "ht persons
nj such white persons would concsccnd u attend these
udepeirn; gatherings Of insUent and disngazna $l!rs
-pui regarded By the law they must and will BE re-
ga- by every SLAVE holding community as no letter Than
negroes themselves and not 10 be trusted any farther than
thew,
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VICE PRESIDENT KING.

We enabled 10 announce, on perfectly rclIlbe aE.
thnriiy .'cat improvement. in the hearth of Wiiam
King Esq lbs suJpnfn in the islnnd ui Cuba. Gc"
IT, Jcn.s Ed the gentleman commissioned notify Col.
K,r ol hs Vic. President Of the United
arrrd win him Monday evening last He soJourning
IN the var Of jerks, in the vicinity OF M1ianzas
,apy L. gained in strength that he walks twice du
;ti.s n fu spirit, which itself Is suspci"ns in
M day The place nj which the process OF boiling the
cane is carried on The puposc OF inaIng the vapor H.
fiatinn Of nIovn. health. II is not simply the vain wish
Of a,jring County that the venerable statesman may
tie past ~ which his presence would lend grace
and dignity the intelligence brought by Mr. Jones Iuses
the expectation.
To sir Jones indebted for intelligence OF the fact
h1t tic Havana mails intended for the Empire City ard
Crescent City intercepted By The police opened and
a,lcd on suspicion Of ini ,nnaory correspondence Mf.
Jones brings dispatches tho government from the imcr-
Mr. JONI. cane in the Isabel BY way ii Charleston.
Uashinoion Union.
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POE rYIAI,.
Far the Enquire
4 VOICE FROM HEAVEN.

For the Enquirer
a VOICE FROM HEAVEN.
shine ia The light Of God
His image STAMPS my brow;
Through The valley oil Death my feet have trod,
] reign in Glory row.
No breaking heart is here,
M Keen AMI ,hri'llng pai";
No wasted cheek where the ireIGent toar
Hath rolled and LETT its stain.
have found The JOYS Of Heaven.
| am one OF the angel band,
To my head crown of gold Is given,
And Harp is in my hand
| have learned The song they sing,
Whom Jesus hath set free,
And the glorions walls Of Heaven stil ring
With my new. born melody.
No seh-no erief-no pain;
Sale in my happy home;
My fears all gone-my doubts all slain,
My hour of triumph
OH friends of my mortal years.
The trusted and The true,
Ye are walking still in the valley OF tears,
But wait 10 welcome you
Do forget2 oh no,
For Mcmorys goljcn chain
Shall bind my heart, the hearts below,
Till they meet and touch again.
Each link is strong and bright
And Loves elective flame
Flows freely down like river OF light,
To the world from which l came.
Do you mourn that another star,
Shines out from the giiItcring sky!
Do YOU weep when the raging voice Of war,
And the storm Of conflict die 7
Then why should your tears run down,
Aad your hearts be surcly ripcn,
For another geia in the Saviours crown,
Apf fhrr II,lyel
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The Senate refused -avrs -, noes l.

The Senate rc!usci-avrs -, noes l.
THE ORDER
bill nppop'iatin. the enc capiiat.oa tax r!ucao,
ia common sc,ucis, was thea aken up AMI considered
The committee. General Laws Ind proposed anrn4
mcn appfo;1a,lng "." cG"a Ep.c'2 :" III" arout.
t" The rapitatnn tax" g." TIE Drg!.!! wh.SG 4 Hon
till, appIuprlai,s ;lc .'snlire' amount.
MI bESEALE sustained ihr amendment.
or HhAcKLLFoRo opposed The amr "dn"ni and support
ID tie Orginsl aI
sir DEsEALr :.;iie,;; - Mr. Susct.,r,an
Nh iiEGEH loi9wei ~ sn"pnrr II: u,raira' Eli.
"f ShASp' aiii IL not 'nteUn t. mas. .thl e.
.Hl"ni on tiis 9i, "Ui gave shy sna sun
In amendment. On our ule.:!n. las y inter INV min.
"Gs decidedly inclined u Gcvoting he whole amount 0;
ihr caintI' tax 10 IL" purposes Of educatior; but sir
known 10 you tia; hea:y appropriations have made
AMI THAT il ~" require III the Of the Stale 10
ui,r her coming i4hlltc.. II these works al internal inn
r.uycnleHts SnI cUA tn ardent hpc- 81 hcr friends II
Cy sha pr INTO thc treasury If he State the large sums
predicted d, ;tC:r friends then twil become the duty Of the
ersliuI" is attention setI5Cs. the suhrc, AZ
ueat, r",u.uvor Gsvclon TIE n,,lrciGa! - We'll a,
nc pHya.fl Virginia tC4 she may again civ.
The State Is" those " 10 IN times by have shed
untyn. iTst'c. "Gy her. 5ur TIE American name
Mr.. ARD ,Narc>.ei u III, :" a: rcs- The senate
.titr cgntrs.iii"!l ttw.,n Mcss-s. W!-cHER Nj,
sU& CAMPBELL anl NAkrI" in N" p:cpriey Of laying
II" t 1r table await acrioa the 500 exemption
Ia the bii.
w.. MAsoS moved ,!:a .e Bill +" rae The order OF The
DAY !or ,o-'norrow (fr!rcsia!j At II occcs
III: BGAxroS opposed speedy action several Senator.
now absent ;trNi,sIs ID On he Blk.
Mr. DENEAlE desired il l. be e nc order .! tho DAY
fir soma I.y neat "r.H.
On no,on ct Dir. CAMrnELl tie Senate Adjourned
LATER; From EUROPE.
NEW iyaK MAscH Ia. stc.,n", Humbol!t arrived
10 Jay, dates nom Liverpool 18Th February. Ac-
sailing Of Ia>t scur.r, bu; il & cosc: finn. In Bread
Suits III. n a.an.c wa !!Eig Hsaa:a!"cd. Corn
iuil C.:rracs ;:.,., "t.c improving.
Wrial.; & G4aJy quote decline NJ cotton Of "a The
.tl,cc however rallied tn clos, 10 $50. Olcr circU.
,ts 4a;'.4 1cct.nr 81 II 'nL@!n4 ana over qual,cs
w.:0.,,,f c..ar,.. tt, ..Ct .:as.i!l rs.
Nc! i IA. l,t.E pjiiIMc.. IPrrntiy ord
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'i'uE; pAv MARcH |, 1888.
SEN ATE.

MIR. DESEALs in III" chair.
communication .ru. tie House of Delegates was read
and ,hs ,,iis transmitted i'"re"!ih referred
TIE House amendments - IL: nt Incorporating tie ION"
ot Ro,nnkr wrrr on ruriun Of Mr LAYSE disagrcsd
Nj ru,speos from the Committee on Agriculture, &c
r.. o-,rd b concerning Tie White Hall al!ning and Nan
uiarutIuG Conf lEy
Mr. MART acc~rdr. order reported bin p7ov;i.Hs
fr The opening aaj keeping IN repair The county roads IN
the CONT. Of aiHE>hH!l
Mr. plrmAx, Gce,,r, I" order, tpnrtr! bill providing
r Tho rl!!cct!on nt Inli4 % he ROcki- turnpike.
NJ EAs-gr from the Committee ..pJds DC, reported
Hons. b. Ia amend tie charter OF ~" Hazel vr run.
,.t srat. bill 4, nonroolaic the Mitesray AMI Gsrad~
t,w:i rc:nf!ir Company.
PETITION.
Nj RAasrT7 .'Tcscnc tie petition Of James p. Edmund
80 ami Ohcts, NC
Resolutions Of erqury offered
B; I.r pArxra r, incorporate The virs!nta s,abon1d
81. .alt.,a, C"aranv or it,ee Messs. PARKER snrr
rgv and Wa. tirr. t"g,::ed bill.
g- Nr UA.,rI--:'a, IN. thc SECOND section of On &C,
inc"r,orai"s h"l;.- Fund Negotiations Committee
I,.s,s De%EaLE Thomas and MASON.
e, Air Frx.rrst" ancnt the charter Of the Gornry
Manor Iufrps. Corrranv. Committee: Nessrs FrSsTEY
IIART!S and SHAcKElFJRD
TgrLrr pts HAv!aaTinS COMPANY
gr HAiL called ur the b: t. incorporate The Twelve
psi Na.ipr'i"n Company, in The COUNTY Of Woync. Nj
Il - .iret the oii IN; p"sscd-ayes g noes g.
r,*.zviitE Sr LITTLE s-"SE -rn*PIKE
~ Co.rA% it W and exP!iined TIE bill !" amend
act Il. .arrra. tie aysyiic and Little Stone Gap ran
ra Company "as=c' d.icA IN, lc'V iIe 'i passed.
ayr- - rues s
p5Y.-yx .:r rErx. srns FLASK ROAD
III =, iar"ur"S allied NJ ~. 81! 1"diiInrL" ihe
81 t... IL. -ai prscf:5a.G i'lg. Road. y e
exp, at In .;,a n' i "?ss"hay % g. A.s. t.Aa
RIsG!:S ;,rcr;e': /, inform IT, Huus: Of IL sa-c
PENNSYLVANIA, n rRda ST0.rS ASD Bg"CR:Y t.. SAG
NJ @,pg Ca, - ata esplalEsi tie n.ii 10 l.a.r..y ="
ca2al s,oc. - tie !sYsania Muraarown anc H.
Tuinrso Company Inc roll called and the o! pass
ed-uycs 30, noes 5
WILSON caErS ASp SOUTH TCBSPIKE.
ir HAR*ETT called W and capitalized rr h!i rro.'c
~ mo Wilson Creek and South Fork T. pike Road in
GGy.on AMI S.ay'h counties. Tho bill p4sseLaycs 30,
oc1 s.
MESSAGE
BY M. jackson Of Wool announcing The agreement Of
ist body 10 the Scnic amendment Ire bill concerning
:ae Li" KAMA WIN Navigation COMPANY with NJ amend
inert On motion Of Nr S.nvALL the San disagreed IL
he Rouse amentncrt aHd ST. BAssE- tir.cer 10 in.
3urra tie House thereof.
Road 20 CUMBERLAND GAP.
Tic BIZ; ".ioz,"" he Viz ara Tennessee Rail Road
Company, 10 G. -,tuc' branch "a Cunbefl.n Gap &c
~ '..e aiais!"d business
NJ DASlE. addressed the Senate in support of The bill;
and WAS i".'s'ed ty Mr.. NiTcHER who opposed IT,
NJ. Dg:.LE cxHi,n"i his position in relation 20 n. bin
VI SHaHDs called for tie order OF the day
AZ LATE moved ha: The order of the day be passed BY
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In he Edil0rs OF Tic Enquirer.

TO The Editors Of The Enquirer.
CARD.
Tb,rc appeared in the Enquirer OF March s' cof" from
the Baltimore American Of February 2a;h statement N
regard 10 my difficulty with the Baltimore and ONO ran oao
COMPANY. under Tho signatures of cverty Johnson anu
John H. g. latrohr which my interests will no! permit Ia
pass without commentary.
II i; known that have appealed ~ the city councils o
BALTIMORE their members IN Tie diEc"fy ~ 'hc
Balitr and Ohio Rail Road Company 10 Us tne!r hes
the Beard 10 have the plea mpeaclng tier o"
contract with illegal and immoral PURPOSE Withdrawn nom
and further ins .rncnc defend The o!
Marshall against The Baltimore AMI ohl" a'l ROAD company
non ts merits nlone irrespective n' NIL ttcinici!ts or L.
cal y. econs 10 the o! the sGi contract Tue atc,
cious ,cncc resorcd By that company, had lmi!ra'r'
The GOOD name of the city of Batim0re a'i r=td L.
thai manly sense OF moral right which IN all tE@hcne COZ
unrs will make shudcr and Teccl from "a, an ana
Jcb,.inr action In this appeal confined myself 10 itai
one defence which claimed should be withdrawn, an"
ypres.ly declined all aluslon in explanation ui III" ic!
nj The cas-. In cour; leaving tina. eF Tor Jury.
The statement Of Mess!s Johnson and l1'tnOe io' RS
ponsye 10 my said memorial but intended 10 oppose some
outside views Of the subject, taken hy parties elsewhere
than in Baltimore, does treat OF the merits pl IN: ctse III
COM, and does those e.ts distinct aud decided Injustice
am not without hopes that this Baltimore company no"
shnne and public rePr'hch "t the m'nnrn'i' Guy may
nuhlic opinoD; ia which event shall have an opportunity
10 exhibit in fit and proper place the merits 81 nay claim
and the injustice OF which now complain. IN lic mean
time d4clrn. all ncwsplre! dscHs"hs OF me ieilS VI c
casr wsh 10 eutcr protest ag6nst IRIS afoesld stare
men, is thu proes! oil one parry to Sut AGAINST
statement made By the DINER Patyi u"u "' y -H 'o'
what il Is worth.
am released 10 find from this statement that these very
respectable attorneys moi responsible IN Their poi"ssion
nj rI,,,r,crs nT the resort this odo9s ttteEcea TACT
which until now have been unable 10 ienrn InlS leaves
III. President and Directors 81: the Baltimore cuilny alone
resnonsitc 10 their Stockholders for ali the consequences OF
his debasnr pIrn and should nyukc indignant conke
from the citizens Of Baltimore.
A single remark aud am done II hls company have m
honest defence against my claim Why have h'y noi rested
their cause on its tonest nertsl WAY d. they ada
pea which outragcs the public morals ard covers TEN
with general obloqnyl All ask is fair Trial on The merits
ask an insertion card in yOn paper So an act OF
Justice and for tho further that have no nope that
The Baltimore papers will publish H.
" A. j. MARSHALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-04
To the Editors Of the Enquirer :

Please laser. the enclosed article from the vnchhurg E"
puacau pn the snhI ut tie church III ~ cay "
will be that rtH!,y c"nin@ !" perry c"adi-
lion. Not Only have 10 snbalt 10 In;'cA"n! negro
churches in Virginia but IL my iatr Hady M.
npancrd tn doctrine that "O5sIecc i, due 70 Tie church
IN me-; .r,Hr b the mnS!srS.p i.