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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-13
MON ROE.

For he Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF TiiE SINIil CONGRESSIONAL DiS
TRltr.
THOMAS II AVERETr takes this method :" announc-
inu that he agan candidate for Congress The reasons
Of this course he will explain Circular, which he viii
publish in few days
DASyILLE May qlh ls32
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AN ABUSE To LoP oFF- The Maysville
Express Of the 18th, has msde an exposure
Of an abuse of the government patrimony
which should be Immediately rcbuked and an
end put to it at once. 1t is known at the FASH
ionabe watering place, called the Uarrods-
burg Springs, in Kentucky, was lately purchas-
ed for u government Military Asylum, Il re-
treat for the broken down and worn out sol
der, where comfortable quarters, wholesome
food and kind treatment shall surround the eve-
ming Of life. According to the Express, there
are now but twenty-five old soldiers there yet
the board are about extending the buildings
the officers in attendance alleging that there
is not room enough for their accommodations
this too said Of place which has many sea.
son provided for five hundred Of the most
fashionable and exactn; visitors. The Ex-
press is advised that the officers have quarter.
ed themselves in the best portions of the pro
perty, and houses are now to be built for rhc
accommodation of the men-dctached from
the main buildings, Of course, for it would
never do to bring them in close proximity to
the gentlemen officers. Such is the folly o
this. military board.
Congress shouldrip up this folly, and de-
fend the old soldiers in their rights -Heaph
is Enquirer.
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DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING IN BosToN.
Boston, Tuesday, Oct. II, ls53.-The Dem
ocratic Mass Meeting in Faneuil Hall, this
evening, was fully attended, and the proceed
ings throughout were harmonious and spirit
ed. Aid. Frost presided. Ex-Governor Bout
we'll was the principal speaker g. his remarks
were chiefly upon the subject of the adoption
of the proposed new Constitution, which he
advocated with much force N. p. Banks
also addressed the meeting. Resolutions were
introduced and unanimously adopted, sustain
ing the Inaugural Address of the Presiden,
and the Baltimore Platform; approving the
nomination of Bishop and Dowlcy for Cover.
nor and Lieutenant Governor, and denoun.
cling the Maine Liquor Law of 1859 as rad.
ically wrong in principle, and productive Of
no good in practice, and urging its speedy
repeal.
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QUITE AN EPISODEi

A recent episode in the history Of the Turco
Russian difficulties is thus given by the Paris
Constitutional;
The following fact has been communicated
to us, and we find it confirmed by letters both
from Cons,antinople and Schumla. A Eu-
ropean physician, who arrived some months
back at Constautinople, obtained by dint OF
solicitation the direction of the military hos
pitsl at Scbumla. Itappcars that Omer Pacho
soon perceived that this person kept up mys-
terious relations with Russian spies, and in
consequence he kept on his guard. Soon after
being warned that there was all intention to
poison him, he feigned to be indisposed and
sent for the medical man in question to attend
him. This person, after seeing the patient,
went out to oprepare calming portion, which,
on his return, he presented to Omar pacha to
drink. The general in-chief of the Turkish
army requested the physcien to taste it first
himself, and as the other refused to do so, he
forced him to drink the whole of it in his pre-.
sence. Seeing that the physician then wen,
to hurry out, he forced him to remain in the
tent, in order that he might Judge of the cffec;
of the potion. At the end of some hours Il e
ph. sc al died from poison. We publish the
fact such as it is related to us in our private
letter."
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0~r"Did he not make several visits nftrI
the patient was out Of dungerr was the qucs-
tion Of lawyer, in cross examining witness
called to prove DOCTORS bill in one of our
Justices court couple ofdays since. MORE
piled the witness; thought the patient was
in danger as long as the doctor continued his
visits
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The poTAro CRop WEST The Alton Td-

The PoTATo CRop WEST The Alton Tl-
egrdph of the 3lst, says
"The yield OF the potato crop in the Amer.
icon bottom, this season, is utterly astonish-
ing. During the last two months the Altoona
has every day carried down for shipment on
New Orleans boats upwards of thousand
sacks. and the business seems to be scarcely
commenced The average yield to the acre
is about three hundred bushels, though many
of the fields largely exceed that amount.
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JAMES p. TANNER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Rants 2hAas. nnnaaSs n r..s

"t', S"OSSp A'o"nVts N Ledthef,
No. 50 Need Street, Ssiseen TAird 4 FsurtA,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
NAKEs pleasure in again calling the attention of b
l. eustmers and country merchants generally TO hi,
very splendid stock OF boots, Shoes Bonnes and ie.Ih
en- suitable for Fall and Winter Sales consisting of
$500 eases, and embracing every styie and variety
Mems Coarse, Kip Calf Russian Leather and Hung
boots, Montereys Wellingtons, Brogans, &c. DC Also
parisians, Jenny Linda, Eurekas, &C. siIk. Velvet
Leghorn and Straw Bonnots Cos Fall aud Winter sales
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
The above comprises one Of the largest stocks TO IA,
found west OF the Mountains purchased from the New
England Manufactures direct. and will be sold at New
York and Philadelphia prices. ~
Purchasers in want OF any OF the above deserihed
;oods will piesse call and examine before bayinF.
Augusta, les3.-sm.
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,iHxECUTOR's NoTiCE:-Notice Il
hereby given, that al the Probate Court for Rel.
ont County, the undersg ned appointed aud qus.
as Exeeutrix ofthe estate Of zsbuion wieks, late
4 Belmont county deceased,
Al those Indebted 20 said estate requested make
mmsdiste payment; and those having claims seainsi
aid estate are notified 70 prevent them for setsmsni
within one year from this date.
Oct. Hl LETiTIA wICKs, EII1
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OPINIONS OF CINCINNATI BANKERS
AND BROKERS',
On The Slanderous AAGc,s on us and The
Bank Mirror.

On The Slanderous AAGc,s on Us and Mt
Bank Mirror.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30th, 1853
We the undersigned, Bankers and Brokers
of Cincinnati, having seen the numerous
slanderous attacks against Mr.. JouS s. DYE
in the various papers, feel it not oniy an act OF
justice, but DUTY to state that the charges
that were brought against him, were not for
the redemption Of Fraudulent Bank Paper,
but for keeping an Office for the purpose of
redeeming money issued by another State.
contrary TO an Old Law of the State, passed
some years since to prevent foreign Bank
Paper from circulating in this State. We,
therefore, feel constrained to assert, from the
facts ELECTED on the trial, that tho attacks
seem to have been gotten up with view 10
injure Mr.. Dye in his business, and des.rov
confidence in The reliability Of his Detecior.
The charge under which he was arrested,
reads as follows:-
"No person shall keep or open an office or
agency for the purpose Of redeeminy the
notes, bills, or other evidence of debt, which
have been issued for circulation as money, or
currency, without express authority of a law
of the State, under penalty of five hundred
dollars for every such offence, and every DIV
such Office or agency be kept for such pur.
pose, shall be considered u distinct and sep.
arate offence"
John d Park, President Cincinnati Saw
ings Bank.
Smead, Collard e. Hughes, Of Citizens
Bank.
p. Outcalt e. Co.
Wood g. Dunlap.
George Milne a. Co.
Ellis e. sturges, formerly Ellis & Morton. |
Hatch e. Langdon.
Gregory g. lngalsbee.
J. o. Shoup, of the firm ofBurnet e. Shoup.
J. M. Macarthur, President of the Newpor;
Safety Fund Bank, Newport, Ky.
Almy d. Wilcox.
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Hon. TRrsTRAm BURGAss, of Rhode Island,
is dead. He was one Of the ablest men of
New England, ahd was for long time dis
tnguished member Of ofCongress.
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GooDs.-Mrs AND B.rs
A r MY INSTANCE AN ATTACH
COURT OF PROBATE WITHIN AND

n
~ for tho County Of Belmont and State Of Ohio
ApsrR WELLS, Administrator OF the estate of John
Thompson, deed, ne: TnoAAs II. TnoAPsos, ct al
Petition 10 sell land to nay debts.
George Murry and Eliza Ann Murrv defendants to
the above petition who reside where in the State
Of Illinois, hereby notified that the 21th day
September 1857 the undersigned Administrator 81 said
estate filed in the Probate Court his petition represent
ing that the personal property is insufficient to pay the
debts of said etae and praying the court 10 order the
undersigned to sell the following real
tate 10 wit being part of section No Is, township No.
aud range 3heginning at the northwest corner of said
scctiou thence with said section line south 3S poles
the National Road, thence with the meanders of said
road TO tile Cuvert below the upper bridge Oh said sec
tion thence North I3 East - poles Is links limo
stone in the North oundary line of said section thence
with said line west GO poles 10 the place of beginning
Containing thirteen acres eleven poles, he the
or essand being the same place where the deceased
last dwe You are hereby notified that unless you ap
pear. plead, answer or demur to said petition against
the Goth day Of November next, the undersigned viii
on said day ask said court TO order the undersigned
such administrator to sell said real estate 10 pay III,
debts OF said estate. ABNER WELLS,
Oct. IA, ie53-4w.l Admir- ofJno. Thompson decd.
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= -
JAMES FULLERTON.

ship carpenter. formerly of Goderich Cansdr win
hesr ofsumctng greatly to his advantage, by writing
to the snbscrcrs and stating where lie is. Any person
WIN knows MI. Fullrrion will I've rewarded by writing
10 the Subscribers aud stating wurc Mr. f. is, by fur
nshng any information that will lead to commu nj.
cation with him, COMSTOCK & BROTHER.
No. 2St. Peters Place,
(Rear Of -7stor House)
Oct 1l.-ln. NEw-YoRK Ciiy.
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nREMIUM GoODs.-The Western VII

DREMIUM G00DS.-The Western Vir.
II sinia Agricultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
sept iith, lsth aud l6th awarded Premiums and
a Diploma for the following Goods:
is For the best aud richest black ade dress silks
cd. Finest French work embroderiss.
I'd. /" best aud largest variety Of dress silks
and iploma for the rchsst silks and
ted cha party dressessud have lots Of other rich
siks plain broeade, chameleon Ae and sha ofevery
deseT pton. equally rich and beanti-which could ho
be presented Tor want Of room atthe Fair.
Also choice variety OF Mckee and Robertsons make
of Casslmeres Persian Cloths Yarns, &C. OF the besi
premium quality, TO which We invits your attention
Donr forget the place where the premium goods are ksp
rr sTONE q THOMAS, E
sepsol Beehive store. Msin a.. Wheeling.
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~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

PETITION will he presented to the Commis ssioners
OF Belmont county. praying for the vacation of part of
county road leading TIm Beallsville, Monroe county
10 New Castle Belmont county. Commen ing for said
vacation al the graded road leading from Bealsve to
Barnesviile, on The land OF James White, in Wayne
township running through the lands of Abraham C. Lo.
per, to the long run of Piney.
Oct, H.-lt pd.
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CARPETING.--l00 yds. superior listing
~ csrpeiing choice patterns. 500 yds. superior kemp
earpetng. The largest stock Of rag oatpetng kept by
any house in the citysso few pieces Of veey cheap
lowered, do. (sep3o) STONE THOMAS.
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4 >ENTRAL OHIO RAIL ROAD.-By
order of the Board subscribers the Capital Stool
Of the CENTRAL ONO RAIL ROAD, in Beimont
County, hereby notified that the 9Th inst of 10
per cent is due and payable within thirty day from date
hereof Iwiil attend at Boil Air Tuesday, November g.
Judge We'eh's IN Riehand Township Monday Novem
her Centeviie Saturday November s. Mt. Liberty Fri
day November Somerset Thursday November D. Barnes
Vile Wednesday November 9, when payments may be
made.
JAMES d. WRIGHT, Dep Treas.
Oct. IA, 1853
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I AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
4 fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES of land lying in section No. l. Green township
CABIN HOUSES About four acres are cleared at each
cabin. The land is well mbered. large quantity of il
being poplar. There is plenty of STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of JosrrH WOLF living II mites the
'snd, or the subscriber, living near CADlZ, Harrison
county, Ohio, SAMUEL HINES.
Cadiz, June -. 1853.
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N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

OF >. NJ. pErTISGrLL CO., l22 NASSAU ST.,
N. ", AND 10 STATE ST., BOSTON.
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DOUGHT EARLY.--Our stock OF Fall
and Winter hsary t'oods, consisting of red, white
and yellow fanncls, hard do iinsey, jeans cassneus
twseds cloths, ETC., etc quite full and was bought IN
Nav before the rise, with view TO this falls trade, ana
will he sold TO customers at old prices.
few pisoes of Tweed, all wool filling (very cheap
only Is cents per yard -
sep. 30] STONE THOMhs'
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NALL DRESS GOoDs.-Just receive

IL a large stock Of .ta ..
French merinos finest quality, all colors.
German do. all wool.
Thhet cloth. ...
Madonna do, cashmeres, NJ. de LANES, all oolors.
beautiful all WOOL dc Jaincs all eOlors only 31l ceuts
per yard. (sep3O) STONE * THOMAS.
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6TFrance has debt Of over one thou.
sand million dollars.
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L7IFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be

loo PILLS FOR 25 CENTS.-DR.
HUI TOWNSHIPS HEALTH PILLS. are he
lug called tor from all parts of the land they rapidly
snpcrCcding other medicines, both account of their
happy effects upon the human system in removing dis.
ease and impurities, aud also the exceedingly reduced
price at which they are ofered
The Tch and the poor find in them real boon--cach
hoa contains 100 FILLS, being four tises
aro "s".ly :" 10 sh "f other kinds oi Pills a, the
prcr 1hey contain no mtnoral poison whaevcr-their
ingredients are Extracts Balsams, and Gums of rreat
efficacy.
These Pills are never violent in their operations but
always thorpurh and Efficient They will lie found
ec"dnrIy ciieacious in removing the following com.
plants, viz:
Impurities cfthr Bsod Constipaton Costireness Pains
the Head, JfHndce, Pains in the Side Eemaie Conn.
piapts, Liper mpiairts Sick headaehs Frbrilo f.
Jetf0Rs Pains in the Back, Pies Bilious Affections,
ITeguidriHes, Dyspepsia PainSi the Breast. Rhsu.
matism, PainJ in Loins, &c.
The purify properties of these Pills believed
surpass The power of all other medicines Operating al.
ways thoronhgy yet without the aid of mineral
they are pecuary adad,eh to family use; sale and salu
ary III their impression upon the system they may be
taken a, ali times and by ALL
They most speedily and eTcrtually do the work. in
'uhdung iniiamaons aud Fevers, opening obstructed
sores promntng preparations, and soothing morbid
sihticH. In snort, they warranted better than all
othcrs-Chcaper than ailnnd destined all
Try them, invalids, sufferers and alsnd recon.
mend the Pills 10 your ncighhOrs.
UPDiTrctons Accompanying each boI.
+. A. PALMER, General Agent,
StOintoin. Conn.
Rcmom' the price: One Hundred pills for rs cents
]. W. COLLINS, H. Clar,yIIIs
u. ALEXANDER, do
John a. Haincs, Fast Richland.
]. w Eahlaw, I.oydsvillc.
J. H. Mitchell, Mnrristown.
II. Murphy, Hendr sburgh.
Norton Il Carlisle, Fsirview.
h' MHcI, Bridgeport
Tntnor MtGurc, Martinsvie.
Sept, 30, Is53.-cowIy
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IMPORTANT DISCoVERY!-RELrrr L
u TIN NtNciEs.

arc unfailing in the Of Couous CoLps, ASTHMA.
BRONCHITIS, SoRE THROAT, lloARsENLss, DHFiCuLT
BHEATniNG, ISeiPirNr CoNsUMrTioS, AND DISEASES OF
mt IrNGs. They have no taste OF medicine and any
child viii take them. Thousands have been resoIed TO
health that had lefore dcspaircd. Testimony given in
hundreds OF cases. single dose relieves in TEs MIN
UrEs.
Ask for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafcrs-ihc original and
only genuine is stamped bryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale. Twenty five cents ahox Sold by deal
ers generally. 7. BRYAN & co, Rochester, N. Y.
proprieors. Wholesale Ivy !. II. PATTERSON Il co.
Wheeling. Oct II-3n
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lie FUND COMMISSIONERS OF
y BELMONT County, Ohio, rs. wILLIAx BooKER
and hers
The defendants John w. Mansfield, Margaret Mans.
hcd, william Winters, Robert Winters and Abel Win.
,es' some, II not ALL of whom reside in England, are
hereby notified that the gnal Bll In tho case which
was hlcd February %, ls53, filed to obi ain settle.
ment Of tho business accounts aud affairs of the late
corporation known by the of The Pres
ihont Directors aud Company OF tho belmont Bank of
~ ClATsvillo, and that supplemental Bill was filed
~ hs cause on the first day of October 1889 making
the above named Winters aud Manaelds' defendants
to the gns Bl and requiring them as stoc
IN said Company to appear and answer said hill.
u, ~, COWEN,
Oct. u, 1881 Solicitor for Commits.
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I iNLOTHING FOR THE TpOUsAND,

oLM BEEHIVE STORE No. ia Main Street Wheeling
Finest
Chamto
weo
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4 VENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts, Collars, Cravas, Spring do pocket hdk is
Gloves, Hose suspcndsrs. For sale cheap by "
sep 20 t. NAGLE 4 co.
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Mercantile Correspondence.

Such exercises are introduced on this subject sis
calculated TO impress business habits and genuine hu
sness style OF Correspondence upon the mind OF tile
student, as well fimiliarze him with Commercial
Technicsics and Phraseoogy, including pro tOImG
Invoices Acct Sales RiIs of Exc etc.
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Practical Penmanship.

One hour daily is devoted in teaching a systematic
Style of business writing, combining freedom with a
thorough command OF hand and PEN accuracy and ele
ganee with and rapdy, and perfect legibty hh
he auty of construction.
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INSTRUCTION
bookkeeping by Double Entry.
Commercial Calculations,

Embrace every variety OF computations pertaining
business operstons beng taught according to the mo
improved netliols-Inttrtst, Discount, Equations, A
6itration Of EIehangs, &c.
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5NUNDRY'S MERCANTILE COL
~ LEGE.-Appollo Building, Northwest corner
5th and Walnut, CIscIsSArI, o.
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The attention of the public is respectfully called to
the superior facilities afforded at this Institution for
qualifying individuals In thorough practical manners
for the Counting Room and business pursuits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-04

asats he Delaware sad Hudssa Oaaax for 1885, up 70
Angus. %. Of 900 TONS rhs correspondent Of the
MAach Chaak Gdsets Gays. The Delaware and Hudson
Company vii gain on their shipments Of last year 10
Novsmbsr NJ that TINS their supply Of coal at Homes
dale exhausted The increase BY the Psansylvsnis
Coal Company for 0ctooer and November will mot bs
great heretofore. Their boats we're, daIiag thsss
months of last year. In active use" Thus far the an
thracite ccsi tonnage shows falling of follows -Ls
high II 80 tons; schuyh l7o tous- together. $780,
446 tens. Deduct increase Delaware and Hudson
Canal SO COS onsost decrease in the anthracite sup
ply. 80 37s tons. All the Indications point to short
ufply Of coal
Tho Cumberland coal trade over the Chss spsske and
Ohio Canal fer for the week ending Saturday August 81
was not large for tue previous week fortY-two
boats having loaded with 038 Of coal and 16l
of coke The for the week the Bala
and Ohio Railroad 62S making the tsl
of the week II 1872 The total transportation
from the Frostbug egen for the week 10 Sl8 tons aud
since the lat Of January last 2sS 1913 tons, of which
1S9 $40 we're transported the Baltimore and Onto
Rsrcsd AID 98 1858 tons descended the Chesa Ike aod
d.te Il Of forwarding COAL 3S2 tons.
Total from tho whole coal region sncs LIST OF January
last, so 574 tons.
The folio ing tabs shows the quantity of Of the
principal articles OF produce left ct tide water from the
of navigation to the 31st OF August In
elusive during the years 1851 l5S days. 1852 1853 days
0av