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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1858.

hgent missionaries having the broad and liberal views OF
Or l. II. and Rev. J. T. Quick who claim n.tT. m
erest 10 the preservation and welfare and peai
Tor share Of the highest civilization for ther 'An
brethren, a. their right part OF the one huAo iay
And may not be out OF place for this Socieyt u en-
desvor BY words Of encouragement, 70 strengthen 'he
hands Of these devoted Christian Is.onares ~ ih-f en-
dsaVors 10 pro0ng the existence elevate the n'Ns ~
deveope The industrial capacities Ot fhe inf-r.in 7
among whom their lot Is cast The estsbisiIneni OF
hospital with efficient medical force would De an Essen
tai ard m carrying the views Of Messrs GucA alu
would also be desirable addition 70 the many a1Aeusl'
which render Bonahe a convenient stopping place Tor
vessels
would respectfully offer the following resolutions f'F
adoption by the Society:
Is'rS Tia; tbs soey received AID examined sl deep
irfer hs valuable OF ths Ness tflc
eenE Tartar Kun Kuraa and BSlahe, important anis N NJ
Esired That Society Do earnestly request ne Ms Glet
20 coutuue their valuable researches into he Etnlo1 ani
rcstpls OF he Nunf1rs and that tnT e r-s q eo---
the medium making the scientific world
AZ the conclusion OF the reading Of the above paper
vote Of thanks returned the part Of the society
10 DR. McCune Smith
The Chairman stated that he hoped the dongs Of this
Society would confer great advantage on the counry
Indeed he had doubt but they would d. So uless tas
bocy should by other be declared uncoa
stItutionaL
During the reading OF the paper Dr. Smith frequently
referred 20 maps # the places Of wsich he spoke
These maps were drawn and painted BY Nessrs George
Schroeder and Patrick Reason. 10 which gentlemen tbs So
cieiy also passed a vote Of thanks.
resolution also passed that the maps be retained
and paid Tor by the Society The meeting then adjourned
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FOREIGN POSTAGE.
On Pamphlets and Magazines.

OFFICE MERCHANTS MAGAZINE EEW.fORA}
To ne Editor q TzeX Y Tri5sne,
take the liberty Of enclosing copy Of letter from the
Postmaster General in reply to note addressed 70 him.
touching the rates Of postage on pamphlets and mag 'ziae
A. the information contained 10 this letter il Of sons i'm
portance to the public generally WI TO the propre
tors Of such works its publication in the columns Of your
Journal will not perhaps, be without interest 70 your
readers.
1t viii be by the letter Of the Postmaster General
that the postage to Liverpool smagazne Of the weight
Of the MsrckdAf 10 Ouncesh 10 IRE fOars and
sereafy si cents Per annum, that is serty siE cents
than the subscription price OF tie magazine Now the
fright on a barrel Of t0ur, weighing 100 pounds from
New York to Liverpool seldom exceeds 25 cents while the
postage on gazne 81 six is "a cents II bulky
articles ike barrel OF Hour be transported with b-ne
iii TO the shipper At low rate II reasonable to sup
pose that publications. # charged proportionaely low
would likewise pay profit Your friend and servant
FREEN,y Huvr.
PosT-oFTIcE DEPAsrNESr, June 1855
Your letter II the 0 u before The Pos,lze Tables
&C. desired ty you forwarded your address aso
In speainso the hsh Of postage phe aud mag,lass
5e .tt Of he Nelaa @ oancSs is p cent and ths IA you
reg,rd A. he ful sstlgs 70 It's de.rnado1 a,
H. rostsse sbes above referred TO- however Won viii sg IA
this Tour cents an ounce o raH Of a. ounce where the Fsht
ounees only the United States postage and that all
such work SUBJECT ae same rate an additional charge
s ot scedrs 81 ounces 20 We s cent 10 or received tom EnF
hd e 81 nus n &c, aAkes si. s o. one Pa
Brian either party nzh reduce Dsstage
and postage u Sd Of March, 1885, eject
the United STATES charge AM
or from Great Britain but cent The
Rush Government s' keepbg their chaFe
ounce United States the act Of 1851 has been permitted
stand unchanged.
the attention ofthe British Post
and the proposal made by DepAroeu
due po pamphlets and magazine
OF traction Of ounce, On either de, 80 that the combined
he tut Ts proposition the British o;s
ssed the adoption Of Book Pos,
orutOn The United KinRdom and British colonies The de-
tsi circn 81 the British Post Office,
cory of herewith In extending this BoOk Post
United hey proposed that the postage be divided follows
Tie Bur Office twOtTis and he United states
when the Atlantic should be by British packet
the States Office thirds snd the Brit onerd when
should be y United
which hst made OsObC 1851, declined b.
Judge Hal ard Mr Hubbard, predecessors in Office
which deem conclusive
this subject q ENGLAND r
Iagtcu consideration the
he and all induce the British
20 have already made order reducing the
{ .ntlneut &c- 20 two cents ounce
Your obediert servant
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster. General
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15
OHIO
Hog. and whisLy-Pork and Alcohol.

LoTfesf oLlcLce o. n T. III1'7I7'
CINCINNATI, May II. 1881
A pleasure trip 70 New Richmond Ohio, recently, az
forded me an opportunity gather some facts about
Ohio hoCs and whisky which may be Of interest 90 the
readers Of TIE TribHne-parculary 10 that class who
would be strengthened in their convictions about the ne
cessty Of the Maine Liquor Law for the reduction Of
tbe whisky busnessin our country.
There are two distilleries al New Richmond-o1e Of
them the most extensive establishments of the character
in the United States The larxeF Il called the upper,
the other the lower distie At the upper stock
Of 10000 bushels Of and other gains KEEP. con-
stanfy on hand, out Of which about 100 bushels Pr
day is taken for manufacturing PurPOSc In the 'na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

YEls-Me..r. Bartlett Bennett, Bristol oeoser oSSss, pas'o
rr- Inre Kihr OTIS Pierce Rogers smith sooN
S.TsN.ss-. R,h-orE Be~krnan Cart Cooley, Ha1nson nc
Fusr NO. pfznrce NsEcob Plaza Taber anaH 'AnaT
bilf ~ schoobfoven Wan, Wilhans-io -,
Ihe Senate then resumed legislative business Aso''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-15

&c only for the highest fights of romance, poetry love,
and Otherfne ars-dun msiterOeIsct prose has bas
mesa whit ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16
MT. Rev. In1I1r

In his spirited and deserved counter blast to I'm.
!. Brown, evidently considers that he has cleft the
helmet Of that worthy, when lac charges him with
seeking the SpeakcrshP Of Congress wish ",hc death
warrant Of his country. in his pocket" W,H and
deftly spoken. hut Is Boy sure that he IS spcnkA
by the cartR Doesn't il "hit point The archer little
meantI
WHAT was the gravamen Of Browns oT,nce' Wny
he coalesccd with the Prccsocr and promised in re-.
turn for their support. that he would ~ organise go
committees as TO TO the Frcespilcrs favorable
position. Take care, Bevl We think we have seen
stranger scenes enacted SINCE and by higher powers
Where is Bronson Brown is not alone in seeking
favorable positions for the Frcesoilcrs Seriously,
Bev- your article pleased much, but we submit 10
you that II would have been considerably more eiIec-
dive you had spoken out plainly against all other
frsesoa dsinqucnts, Of high or low degree, To hat
eompleri,n u must cone AZ last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

Al her residence oa Grove Heneo October
after lingering Illness Miss FRANCIS NJ BURTON 10
In Houston TNls a. YeioE Ftsrr the November
JOSIAH pRE" formerly Of this city and for the past
n resident of Texas.
At Ashland, Richmond where she had resided for
several years past the 3lt October, 1883 after
Illness Of two weeks Mrs. JULIA LANDON BAL
LEY, relct OF the late John Bailey. of Westmorrland
county Va Mrs. Bailey descended from the res
pccta5e families in the State being grand daughter on
the maternal ,de Of Councillor Robert Carter Of the CO.
lon ial Government She lady of the most unbem.
ishei purity Of character Of great simplicity and uEobru
sveness Of manners and remarkable for the iimdy
AID rontlrness Of her disposition which much increas
I'd nv the force Of circumstances under which she lived
She had no children, and lived life of abstemousness
and frugs'ity and comparative secluson from society
hereby curtaug the natural and charities Of
her heart She died with the composure and humility of
the Christian regretted 10y her neghbors and those Other
acqlanances who knew best hos appreciate her char
acte
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16
A Grxnru.r-nr. Ju.,ies r.fouri rre,. lion

GrSrtrsAS.-hr Justiee Tsliourd wrote "lon. :"
edited the life Of witty and pathetic Charles Lamb, and
has done other good things, but hardly have
said words than these. With which he summed up
"cas,;"-"Gentlemen Is term which does not apply
TO any station, but to the mind aud the feelings
ia every station. The OF rank who deports
himself with dignity and csndor, the uadesman who dis
charges the duties OF life with honor and integrity are
alike entitled it, nay the hunbest artisan, Who ihs
the obligations upon him with virtue and with honor
ia ent,ilei the oil gentleman than the
who indulge in offensive and ribad remarks, however
high his station"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

~ So little pleased is the Richmond Enquirer
with any view that be taken of the present con.
dition Of affairs that it has be;akcn itself to con.
temptation Of "a leaf Of the past" and, as i, usual
when the Democracy are hard up, it makes the ghost
OF John Adams stalk across the stage followed 10y his
retinue Of Federal measures. and winds up with n
touch from Mr. Jefferson. II dscourses upon Mr
Webster and "the obsolete idea"
Well these fossils are certainly antique and have
been fruitful themes and available ones too for the
Democracy in their day, but, If we mistake not they
are impotent indictments for the present epidefn.
&c, so prevalent among the Democracy They had
a. well take to Homeopathy, what ~ better rccur
10 the infabe practice Of DR.. Sag Grade and try the
effect Of warm water and copiyus blood ktiiHg Our
fears are strong that upon this Anticipated and obso
lete regimen of theirs the patient is likely to die 1t
strikes US that perhaps the Enquire, has in mind the
notion Of our Aboriginal tribes, by which the Medicine
man" exercises maady from the body by the most
hobgoblin demonstrations, accompanied by the mos,
srotesque antics and irightful boohoos. There may
be virtue IN that-we'll watch its effect upon the
faithful aud duly chronicle every perccpubie amend
ment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

What melancholy spectacle does the present Admin.
sration exhibit 70 the view of all who desire TO -es the
Government maintain dIguifed position and preserve
that seifrcsptct which should keep il a Ouf from the
political aud all petty squaDOles OF psrzlusbip
but Tar irOba It's, wIt do seq the Cabinet Of
President Pierce seeking force ~ policy upon the
country 10y Interfering With Stle elections aud party
ganZIiiOs aud ndentyng itself with this or that
ion may best suit it, One member of IL play
ing the eEecutOner Of tue "IIard," in New York AID
anoit er performing the gnOminous office by the
"SOis' In Massachusetts, II the President really has any
regard for his dignity, il capable Of apprcciang
that which j. due TO the Government and country over
which he pres5es, he will long hesitate should
think to torn out every Of his present Cabinet and
whose anIecedents are less eGcepAonable-NO Norfolk
Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

Jim GOoch slave the property of Greed Taylor, OF
Auhc -, ~aS arFagned on Wednesday and Thursday OF
ast week. before of Oyer and Termncr, composed
of justices Lecch, Gold, Harper, Macksy and VIM. l..
wilson, charged with the murder OF SIui slave belong
ing to John H. W. I. Poaguc the lsth inst After
pateEt hearing OF the evidence and the able arguments
of tue counsel the Court audgei him guilty Of murder
the fret degree ard sentenced him be hung Fri
dry, the loth day OF February.
The Court refused 10 recommend him the clcmency
Of the Executive. They assessed his value 1880 that
being tue amount which they considered he would sell for
If sold 1t auction, with knoN ledge Of his Conviction
Lc-riuUtylt .S.Jr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16
UEAp QCATTTEs OF TIE Army }
ac@ YORK, Nov. II, 1858. /
.EsFELL oRrrRs 70. ~

J. The following named officers are assigned IN the
command Of the Departments org Inizc General Orders
No. 20. from the var Department, VIZ
Brevc, MlOr-Gencrh John +. Wool to tho Denar,
Of tLr Es' Brevet Meor General David T. Tsiggs
to the Department OF the West; Brcyet Major General
PsrsifDr T. smith % the Department OF Tcss Rove, a.,
derG john Garland to the Department Of New NeIe
Brevet BrgAdiernrucfa Ethan 4. Hitchcock 10 tb. Do
partmcnt Of the Pacific. The latter j. bv direction n,
the President placed on duty according his breyet
rauk.
Dreve, Major and Assistant Adjutnnt General Fren
ci@ Psge Is assigned 10 duty At the Head Quarters Of
the Department Of the West IIe will report by letter to
General TNigg-, sHd await uis orders 10 ST. Louis
Breyot Captain and As.isian, AiiItint General David
r. Jones assigned to duty at the Head QIartsTs Of the
Department Of the Pacific aud will epor, in person with
out delay.
g. Until the arrangements contemplated with regard IN
the Indians Of Texas be out the tro1p. az
Fort Besnap Department Of the West will be Under the
orders Of th Commander uf the Department of TeIss
. for special reason the troops At the Post about 10
DC established on the Rio Grandc, opposite III paso Do
phfmeut Of Texas viii, lsr the present he under the az,
dcrs o he Commander oftho Depart.osu, ofNeu Mt
D. lhc records Of the Eastern and Western Dyi.iorl
wh 10 irlnsued TO the Head Quarters Of the Dsr,,
menis Of TIE EsEt aud West respectively Tho - a.
~ 20 90 4'h and 90 Departments will be sent 10 the
leal quarters o. TIE Department Of the East Those ri
the 9Th and 9Th Departments N the Head Og,r,.t ~ liz
Department % tho West aud those of tho i0,b IL
Departments II they hsre no. already hoo, ,iiIh ,
TO the Head Qnaftcfs Of Ie Department Of the Pacific
6. Whenever Military Posts arc abaudonrl ,le ,,re,
will b, Fcut 20 the Head Quarters Of the Dcpsrtmen h
which luey arc situated.
The Afm,fiss, Ar-cnals and peruancn, Recruiting
Dcpo are not ncludcd-cScept Tor purposes of in.pee
uon-in The Departments iu which they are situated
D. Toe Head CHARTERS Of :he6h in4uuy will remain for
! tie winter 90 jefferson Barracks.
when their seTviccs can be di-pcr.ei ,ilb in tho
Cherokee Nation. by General Tgisz. the tEo comnarc.
o' Mounted IU.men, "a ~ viii proceed to tic Head
Quarters II the Regiment IN Texas On tIei, s,r,i fla
two companies q the 5b Infantry, now in Te1az "a Il
/ viii take poet ~ Fort Bsknhp.
Us command 1l Major General Srott
4 IRWIN MCDOWELL. l--'t AIia,s,, c...t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

CoEv AHp WHESr ~ Omo--Thc Cincinnati Railroad
journal in the d carefully prepared article on
the agricultural products Of Ohio says .-Avcaging III
and all lands Ohio produces, uniformly bush.
els OF vheat apd IS bushels ~ per acre In good
season. on the two millions ~ IN wheat NO shal
baye over thirty millions Of bushels and on o corn land.
At the Of the last tboo years have raised whoa,
enough (at the European aowsnce for four millions Of
people which double the population OF the State, Gus
corn aud cac arc IN proportion. so that somewhere In
the World We feed two millions Of other people. One
million o those people, fed by Ohio, IN New England
70 which cell million Of barrels of go1r, =iih pork and
lard 20 match. We can feed a million more add tho'e
will be in Europe chiefly. WlthoutSt I'll infringing
proper proportion Of woods Meadow pasture, sod alov
Ohio might cultivate twelve millions Of in arabic
ground. ~ present averages this would give Ne
eighty millions ofbushes Of Fheat and one hundred and
sixty millions ofcorn-fuII enough Tor the support oftwsyo
millions Of people"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

With regard to the report that French corps davnse
was 10 he despatched Turkey the Paris correspondent
Of the London Times siys"Wnateyer may be done in
certain contingencies that have nos yet taken place il
under actual circumstance would be tintamount 70 a
declaration OF against Russia and would be followed
by the Kussian AuDaai1r demanding his passports In.
deed am informed that intiMstOH tha effect has
been made by ". de RissecG The same dftcuIty would
attend the sending the French Generals and other officers
for the purpose Of being attached to the sta Of the army
OF the Danube and ~ Asia the application for whom on
behalf Of the Porte alluded TO yesterday and j. there
fore supposed ha' the demand cannot be complied with
have doubt that perussons given indirectly
% officers bal pay 10 take service with Turkey and
that leave 81 absence pr limited number 10 active SER
vice may not be difficult to obtain"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16
IawiN MCDOWELL, I.s's &djasn, General

Tng TRIAL or TIE aAFrs AZ ruE sRysf.t s,,.,, III.
Jurors or Stc' at The Cry-t Palace Yesterday i.ued
circular TO the exhibitors Of sifes proposng 10 have them
tested 10y hfe under hor authority. The time for such
On interesting exhibition not yet 6Sed. Those Who have
been 30 long wnngng to vho uss the maker Of the
est sales VIII nos have opportunity 90 ~ tboir works
lher are about dozen exhibition IN the P,,,ce ADD
~. 10 ,ne otners which vii be contributed for the
trial wiz makes large fire This seems 10 he Inc oniv
proper way to test the guaIles Of these arcles-N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16
RTCHUOYD U4BEEyS Noygvprn

HIDHNUNU NiHhEIS, NOVEMBER %.
ToBACco.-Bresks small receipts light, and demand
limited. We quote common logs $50 to 80 25 good
manufacturing so 10 1925; common leafs to $50;
good 10 10 IL fine manufacturing at IL TO II.
WHEAr.-We continue to quote prime white a, !. so.
and prime red at So
HESTER & WHITE,
C,1u Nrr,L1gfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

The FINANCES or Go EGrA-iov. Cobb, ia his AnnuaI
Message just addressed the State Legislature gives the
available lancs in the Treasury the 9Th Of October
1853 $7i s57. lie aids:-There has been collected
from the General Government during the past two years
the Of slii,s90 IS. These claims have been long
standing and the state is indebted for the collection
Of 20 large portion cf them, the energy aud ability
with which they have been urged By the agent appointed
by my pretccc-sor nod continued by myself, Joseph
StYrsis E-q There is yet unsetled claims due to ia
ON the General Government, but cab lie 20 saw at
what time you may expect their payment 1t would be
la"s 70 calculate upon the reception Of any portion Of
IT, in your legislation upon the Finances Of the State
The following General order from MAJOR General Scott
assigning the respective commands of General Officers
under the new arrangement Of Military Departments, viii
be read With interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

Tux rRizE riGHr.-lcsterisy afternoon quite an
excitement created in this city in consequence of
being received by Sheriff orser from tho auho
rites in the State of Massachusetts, demanding the
fifty sixty New Workers. who were spectators
of the late brutal prize fight between yankee Sullivan
and John Morrissey Boston Four Corners The Depu
ties of the Shsrs active in the discharge OF their
duties and succeeded in srrcting some half dozen OF
those against whom the were issued by the
per authority in the Bay State The Sheriff will continue
his duty in this day, and no doubt many per
sons, Who in high life IN this city, will be provided
with lodgings in the Boston JaiL-N y Mirror.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

"HAr7T DAYS OF CHIIpUooD" AND TIM PicTrRE PLEA.
sukE R3og~-TSo beautiful book. f1r children The
llsiIaious exquisite. From James woodhou.e 1879
Main street. D. App!eLon = Co.. New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16
MARRIED.
IIIEn

On the 'h instant, GleuWood county Amelia
thu Rev John ~ Chrvrrs, SIR. CHARLES A HAKGEAvE
wjte All M-- MARY z, daughter Col HusmAn Of
the former county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

"DUsY AouESTs IpLE ouAS."-This is a neat
little volume from the press Of Appleton & Co. Sent 10
Us by James woodnou.e, 1879 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

FETASs TUE wISp.-The st. John y. h. Chronicle in
giving OF he late gale their says; A circum-
stance Of circus occurred in Carleton, large
saw-n:l house. where a number of men working.
SgchN tie violence OF the gale, that the building was
lifted entirsy clear of the s end deposited many yards
distant 10 the utter ofthe woikmcn who sui.
tcrci other Inconvenience than additional exposure
ia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

DoNEsucs AT SAN FRANcisco-A late letter says; -
Our communt, suffering for the want OF good female
help Servants 81 all kinds continue To command large
wagcs-and difficult to be had at any price Seam
get IS per day, and job work in proportion Pc
male cooks and walters, and those adopted to
general houscwo rk readily get from $50 to $50 per
month wsgcs and that too, in families OF responsibility,
where they tn be well treated and find COOL
homc. Common day laborers hcd carriers and the like
get 50 to SO per day Carpenters and the like,
$40 SIC per day, while their board costs them only IS
SlOpcr week. Washing per dozen, stereotype price
Ia,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

NV Painting rKsss.-The new power press lately in
vented by Mr. Francis, OF the propretors OF the
Springfield I'm Journal, and on which the paper is
printed, is highly spoken Of by practical printers. The
Journal of the Goth saws The daily oil on
Francis press the Of fortyeight impressions
per minute, nearly three thousand per hour. The
press is worked 10y hand. Much greater speed could BE-
produced iIom stronger motive power.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

Stmnlss producers of every kind n he present at
RiShnnui witt, specimens OF their productions, be they
what they may"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

man named Moses Iarbert shot on last Wednes
day by ELIAS Lyon, and died Saturday. We have not
heard the fun particulars but learn that Harbert
pected Of being connected with the robberes and
that quarrel in consequence thereof between him
and LYON during which Lyon shot H.rbert in seieence
Lyon gave himself Up 20 the officers tried before
three magistrates, and dschsrgcd.- Cnrksbg Register
The Gen Bsnkhcad with bs family left Fortress
Morrnc "Wednesday evening. for his command in flord.
Nearly every otcer stationed At this fertilization has
been oJder'd other post aud their places sup
piled by other officers OF the army. The steamship Penn
ssvanii running irregular packe; between this port
and Philadelphia has been chartered nv the United States
Government, and engaged Yesterday Old Point 10
receiving troops and munitions OF board, TO be
Transported TO Tampico, Florida. She touch a,
Charleston for the purpose Of taking several companies
4 rytE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-16

al saw but enc Of fur wooden factories which in
ucce--f operation the county OF jefferson. For every
article they Manufacture there i demand e. their
very door, and that exceeding the supply. Tnc oGly
liihciy they have i get WOOL and that difficulty l.
daily Increasing Arnt- IRON the North have secured the
whole country and bo- ,L ~ every pouni OF foe wool
thev couli lay their hands upO. This opens
terprise the fmers-,-paci,y - lie region of the
;Jint worn-in sheep hr>Jlndfy.