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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
TnUST SaL! OF LAND ASp NEGKOES~
IN TIE COUNTY uF ALHEMARLE, ALSO OF II13sr
STOCK, CROPS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN rrRNTIE

PLANTATION UTENSILS, &C
apf VIRTUE Of deed 81 ras executed Sy Il reklr,
III !I instant, aCi duly recorded tic Clerks OL:c i
u.ri- rauaty l'a tie hrnrtt of pCnrc "oan and oi
GH!cr!z'@i tUstr- iieGcln uenCI, VII. WEDNESDAY
VI Ho:.nte: s: a. The residence OF s"i Palms hi
=: oidsfi .D5l, "u.it ;e oAi aa! personal e
b. deed. -4~s q ii" -.rss sha have rec Ir..!
solo! l>re advertisements "r ths SAFE ~ l. -avcs
;,.,c, Nionday, liz i7,A "a otes, i=;a,
60 ACRES on which M Perkins resides TIA. !. w..
desirable I4r!ns % Alternate yngi@I ies sss.
miles E0re:t If9iG his Town Of st0ttssr mnlehar: 5a
plank road leading am .a place 10 Staunoa, and it
% ""e % Tie conieor"1'! t i1 tc extension Of Ne h"@
Railroad 70 LsHch1ufg has sui's" guantty o. .ms
al The purposes al Ne farm. contains arfr ,ropyu
la! and IS admirably pied 10 To .;Uw'h oil C.'', NJ.
taeeO he improvements % has am are equal . ~ y y
enla TIE dwelling house, which Is beautifully located l..
bck building, mh cifht well arranged al e1a il.
The kccn shd smoke house viii every Other o1;
CuGE hlin stable 81, needed Tor tie completeness Of
lDlsEent, The coini'G n country residence. al. u
best dc.tp,i"i ast a.. Len ut"cd md CONSTRUCTED u
ant! excellent "tdeI Seysf ainG streams at' %
oSorihe 4r" whist" Wen within The yayd larnshcs as:
ilmt suny OF The pnssst water lar all domestic uplsta
lac caIirl lhry Vineyard and Orchard q tire
NUT, also among The advani.seS Of he place Add las'to
certainly not least N prnt Of intelligence sc lie sot~,
lc,h Dui"oL j. eiIiI 10 nuy IA 'rgInrs
Next ,!r sale thc Home .t:, ! other smaller
land wi, be sold, called the Da':oi PGre, III" Har'U Pas
The Co"D Ps ltc arc seiAE.e laos" ihe Homo ari, ~,
s4'c'chllS near 70 be '""f altEn'sss . II one o. item
I"k he ir"n place. about ~ acre ana lie oat
lao each me lii I4n place aa- respectable
d"ion- iyr "n!y a' al 81 ipm az ra'icailj 'e'G1a'e
elf ntcl especially s:.ou! tio h7i! Road az Is proba1
near ih6m
Tl;"ar', an! s e stock OF horses Cows Shcer Iios
every 'l'sc'P,@n Ea'mnE isns!4 good lmiY c.i'i"ee
veIy htsl dc.crip1u- itC!uGIng tbs; tate Piano,
Ne sale "i!! Commence "t " ednestHy, .ne Z. q -
is5 ." = go" ii,tsAIGras he ''ar Of ne "e'S, III yer"
add NJ" continue from - 70 dA; u" completed !, III! take
ii ii" l"sr!sncenl III rtlk:ns
rEgH~rhe rcl' estate aiu H. sni roach tJi'
needed to '-J the expenses 81 Tie sale. ana o. 10 he pa
Tie pr;u-s moneJ ." t1c.t 81 ""' "o ""i :i!te .te'
S"idl r., amy "ad deed ." rus ~" Tie i a. t1I t.
ry THE siayes wi BE- solo "I cash nre"iIah'e notes vi
ss lauk at cirrlaesvr The personal properly VIII be
Tor cash al sums Of 6l1 lander over hat amount oa II
nj MA. ltf Tig @
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ANOTHER FAlIJRE

NEw YoAk Oct l2.-it is publicly ell that
Robert Spear well known Stock uioker oi Wall street
failed under the depera stock aud The
tghtness OF the money market There vsfions other
rumors aoa regarding The solsency parties but
they have mol yet come 10 q focus.
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For the Enquirer.
Messrs EditOs Permit through your columns TO coll
The attention Of The Stockholders OF the James River and
Kapawha Company 10 The name Of John ). Fleming Esq
OF Goochand for office Of President lie has ever been
The enthusiastic and devoted friend OF the Company and his
great talents eminenly fl him for the station
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

DELAWARE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
WIiaso7oa Oct l2-The returns of the Constitutional
election in this Stale yesterday far received show
majority 81 otI s-ains the ratification. rhc Constitute.
is rejected by large majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14
For the Enquirer,
r. G MoRRlss ESQ

IL u HIONhIoS, ESQ.
This gentleman has been called on 10 announce himssl
candidate for The Presidency The james River ana
Nanawh1 Company, By many OF your correspondents
re;;era.e that call HE qualifications are admitted BY all
the strongest for his filling important Office
y the great confidence the public hes in The man. aud the
certainty that The Legislature would appropriate funds 10
complete this grea, Improvement II he were presden. Of
tAe Company, hope he will consent TO become car
a36ete. and that he will be unanimously elected
STOCKHOLDER
isd Friend to tic improvement.
ALsSN.RiE OF, 10Th 1859
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY

/ PTTssuso Oct 1.-THE contractor OF The Seubenvile
Railroad while riding In buggy wlh lady last evening
about o'clock wus attacked by robbers, and robbed Of
s6G0 which he had just drawn lie badly beaten and
left nscGsbie il the read.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

Nf 'lkllE o. deed OF fusi nom II PerkiuS i lie h..
hP ~ 81 DttGc Br"~G 'n others. Gdcd the -. fu>ianr
u recorded :!r Clerks Oii.c Aibcfrarc the gi..-.
trustees 'ercin viii sell at pubic auction. IN aEto M -
House. charlottesville. MONDAY the l1il, u.s.,
Eigk'en rHHGh" HGrrs consisting mon women ami b
Among ihcn hrst.rate Carnage DYct ana D,gr- ~
gant; and thau altogether, sa.t IN, M, =
probably ueyrr III market. ~ 9 :"
TEfMSCis, OF ii" purchaser psrfels II e,y,,,,,I.
months with the interest dhir! f! tl,-., ~,
the tdfincf, Bank. thdflo2syIi. " ''''~s
sale lnCcinuIcnt- a. 0nr O'CLOCK. l. NJ
NM WOODS ,-
II --,hi-A:t l.. X WATSON ifGs.It'
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CHARLESTUWI; MASS
Rcs7c: Oct The larnery. owned b. the heirs Of Mr
Init In Banker Hill street. ChaicsioEn DESTROYED c;
fire last night together with wooden dwelling houses
Adjoining
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sTATE AcItIcuLrG.,1i. E1III.

- Office .crGhy :IYcu 10 Piant.is aud others, VIII" u
sending stock OlhtI articles 10 lie rShpIici
Fam 10 be held t" i';y u k.cln1n,! November
s'hartIcrs "ili h' transported over ihs road nom
nouH Tree aud ali persons ..h.brc 'crt!lc Al nsns
from G tie Company once la P,tcf.bIp. viii
ni,led .tH ~Lrt 10 u Richmond ad GE nee; DGtl!t
paGy wrl not lie ,Lbi, auy accidental ruI
prop. rty earned.
NoyETa prevent IlsIi ,oln,,. u r.t.s- 30
-iuuid with the Superintendent isys Lrip,
lLIr. ~ cider "i tbs President
rlIOS. D:JDiMEhU, Sup,Iinl.aur
u 70 L ID
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a. Jlling gathers moss" very d"utlfoi 81
aga we haze just SEEN country paper INC marriage
Pesg Rswliaslone 10 Miss Cphcia Moss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

....,.,
iIez FuTI. late nn,n.t IL Or at P,,.' rLiIl : go
Wm y rml'ira, admiGstr ai0r &c GoGs son .! f,.'' ,
deceased, an. IL IA. rlcht, benjamin PhIls r'.'i
10 h:s own hight an ~ administration q, RoSey P':
TrRlg J Kuns"ur, e. ~, Lucy, b. Virginia = ~
PhiliS chiiiisn Of sail BnHrry fhiipS, dt
Inland & Coleman. hi right dm eye nor " -
ENGLAND drrnn.ei, May e. EOgIant, VISION 81 John " ~
Eliot; & Gotham, Lucy " Coleman Peter I C"era"i
/. Coleman ,ciicr Coleman. Wm 7. Coleman. I;Uc! T.
Pul,p. Aitrei A. III and Sari, II his safe Lucy Ar
rove and lanes Gle AMI Mari A his wife y
On the motion The ,'r'cuian Fed. G. Coleman D! ''
leave Is Iycn Inn tic hi 20 The amended oii OF =
nj; wis h accordingly hsj and hla cause a
ay to be ufer heard. ulpr the piTeTs ioTmefl! iis3 -
,e.,rt ui P!hirG OF the sfie ci the shFt- 800 ~
IN nug sG,ucc IT,. order Gt ,ic .iIn OF NosElnhr' %
anne n,eL hi! H,.c has taken ur cenlrsss ~!
, AZ The Tul-. all til: defendants except fe!i
o. the answer III teTd I: Coleman AID ""- aIS ', -
GA con id, whereof e cou.t proving Re $40
In.h rnni q, doth adj udge, c.ics tn is'e'
': A. 4 Pkl'ps the Comm-Soner, do reader tt'oit ~
ms si1uc "a al the 81 tho sums e -
sad ala, ami Tho manner IA when hG ia
wtIsh SAM ac5oun Inc sad Commsai5GeI is ZIG
stale ani Ic an. 90 fepOf 20 ms 'a''l
GT.klr 7hiL.-s 0fGeT ana decree ii"t t'I 'a- ~. AMIR
.sc al account OF l4 ARRANGEMENTS nlDs .. s.c-c
fc5d {; Coeiah ami Eliza his 7;lie. an NOS:
uty Ann his siis Peter Phillips az &c q, il s"i
this Cont aEa tic Court doth ;GT:aCf '!- f..f! . C.
TbatlbS same Commandments &C dI:ia- '' -. ar. .S
taEas 0; ;re slid VA; Phillips. .ni2'- -
If r ,.,a per 7 phl;.ips .iccL Tics-'''- ~. &:
= :; yIr;. s2r:;,:nz he salt bSnism'" f""-i "
&C., a,I ~ 40 ne - :.iIn iig-s1 - i,. :.
D, ~. tar..- III tat! Tlsi.iii. 4"i e'1 al
fIs; ill.,, n,., Ius.,..,: ~ "aJ 81 aG' t d. rev
-, =, n.r,.r ~ t..e IL isi"n. ana hah' ..,I1D-.>
| Couu a Copy ie=t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-14

80 EIECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND, SLhN les
AND SrDEk The public attention i'"iteh 10 the "al
of the estate aad slaves Gi Thomas h"he I9"rd
10 take place al hisac rtshlrhE
I!,nnvrr MOn.ay :th OF lns n,"h a. O'CLOCK VI
a., So. al; citicltns The Wing, Enquirer and IPuch
lI--3t 'opolN o ~ r-oSo.',
10 90. Of ,s,,rri slzcs ~ store anL hy
i& LTDI.AM 4 WATSON.
1,aMILy RIBL Es. 4 be- uiul as,"Ii"tt OF Family 80
LTs al all lrs from - each 6' nrf received 1 Tor
sal. by - H., 49,
~ 800
Hsurr.S MENCianI's MnGS"!hE ami The IiR
-, 100 ~ 49, ~ " A NORRIS,
= -, 10 " - .. Main
ATEGHOES FOX SAl.E.-wi, be SID at charlotte
Cnu! IN day OF Norrhhr iea ten .. "r''"
o,et,rs ~ r.ii al a, Das"!-"n
' WW y DAVIDSON, Executors o. A
MASON. IDa:I'So', ucee3 "n
VeIIOESIY KhNIi.-Tlc Nmrs oI bis Issue "iil ar re-
= ".''-. :. .iIif HAIND MOUSSE
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TiiE GOVERNORS OF VI

,s3IIc III opposes publish al the saliieS' rdc able
ra3! slrk. above i'e, CONTAINING 'h- '"=
M the successive Governors Virginia and introduced of hs'
Summary Of colonial lstUry oi the Old D1hnioh
TIE history the i0vrrn"rs oil virginia Is ~ Feat s
tie Stale, and WI uhle ia an at
te and ar Outline oil The cJnss oil Puc
cy and iatsai the oil gentlemen disn'
less ~ iieT high capacities AID rt'
esCg careers hy tteir political prominence ;.
the work have been confdeh
10 The care 81 Prof Holmes viii be aided Uy much 81 the ne-
nj Of The state who S bring to comreh Nth all e
reinu got with lHHess ani accuracy Bu me
searches isie The composition CT biographies neglected. ~
III: viii necessarily occasion some delay
ItC E VII consist volume Containing about to-
aEss handsomely pnEc illustrated 81 ch or more portraits d
49, -. V ;si;:fT, : Il. " Dewitt
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JUncc M,sON,s ArpOINrMENT.

The appointment of our fellow citizen, judge John T.
ason, III the Mission France will DC gratifying TO lis
political friends and we are mistaken, receive the mp
probation also OF the other party Judge Mason administer
co. with ability the Navy Department, during Tue admins
ration OF Mr. Polk Since that time he has occupied the
spnnsibc post OF President of the James River and ka
wha Company He is decided in his political views but
mild and tolerant towards his opponents His Instincts we
should say emnenty conservative; hs court".
aud !cncnany possessing that combination "l the
suarr /" mo"o e. i'Ter ~ re- whchis essential I" an am
ssadar The French and we suppose any other Court
Juinc Mason endowed with large stock Of political
guciy and common sense and his secommand and
ness Of IL mp.r Afford guarantee that while rights
abroad will be protected shall not be involved any un
necessary and mndignlfied sqnabbles Virginia Will be
pleased that the lusous ltyes has 50 worthy
Il Oispuich.
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ItOVMN.s ItEsr NOM SAFE.

GEAvINt. determined the South 4 "i-r
OF land or whiti moss reside, bInz the aUn
TnlIne Gncs above The Bowling Gr,c 2 miles nom g.
uionL and Fredericksburg II Road ana miles if t.
ninuurk THIS about .iHI i"c
dwelling lpu u by ~ ana most al The out house. nc
oi the accommodation I4Ig. family aDnt - .a"'
trici !carcl itn, good Improvement. !h, -
der ~ wood. II which l:u tic maiden FG."th
The tcfmS OF aac wIii be accommodating
The .Gsc rIteT hlnks unnecessary gTt
srnpon. rcrs1as BsIrg purchase NIL undoubtedly -.
eva,ii,,. the idaa, .iIc Ifry ale iGYiicl 10 ii"
Address eSIIII..r !H.la* -.
Aug. i!--rmu RnGiirg i:ir"1 caroline t".nl =
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JOHN T TIIUKNTUN, A.rl
Oct l.;-tl2t Ir:t For Il j. GiLLI1M'S hGniHIs.lnI
GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIRlEG o
II IiE 81

rsNIiE subscriber agln. removed 10 the city u Richnri
rn.drIns business, has concluded &. "g
10 his friends ui .!r public generally for the lito-
NEGROES itI lie t"i!S;oG al CLAIMS, we'll The srt.
krs III produce that n.y be entrusted IL hli. He |I!
TAKE ni GENITAL AMI ronTCuie"t ~ W
wir. lie Ill c onnd cily attend at M wil
and dispatch. and r,lrs To til: following g,"iicith
'ribe btInn Al uricrs le The office :"
God I'm atrcs"n, until IN Office oblaIn. vii be c5n
ted 10 through them, AMI sill h.: sii,.y attended to-
JAMES u. II IT..
GEEEnEscEs. '.r IN a. Meredith Jut.r Nm -
lanes Lyo!t, Es hr--- t:aiiu y Appcrson, Ii,IbeuA
horne. ESQ, Mrrtrs Duiry y Johnson Mss.ra n. H.
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TRUST SALE OF SLAVES.

BALTIMORE, Oct l5Tne Democrats ha ,e carried,
and Pennsylvania by large moJorities.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-12

At special meeting Of ruscarora Lodge
No. u, 10 O. f., at Odd Fellows hail
Martinsburg, Va, October sth. 1853 the
death Of Bro. WILLIAM IL HAYDEN hayi,.
been announced, the following resolution.
were unanimously adopted: rs
Resolucd. That in this disposition Of Di.
vine Providence which has removed from as
ny death, our Bro WILMAM II. HAYDEN. our
lodge has sustained the loss Of a beloved aud
worthy member, aud the community 10 which
he lived valuable citizen
Resofued, Fiat wctender to thabereavcd
widow and children Of our deccast b Brothe,
our heartfelt sympatby in their affection.
Resoired, That in further token of our es.
teen for the memory Of our deceased Brothe,
we will attend his funeral, in procession. To.
morrow at 3 o'clock p NJ and that We viii
wear the usual badge Of mouruiaA ger thirt,
days. y
ReSolred, That copy OF these nrocoed
iugs, signed by the Noble Grand aud &ecre.
tary of the Lodge, be sent to the widow q
our deceased Brother. and that the same h,
published n the Newspapers Of the town
}. VAN DOREN, Jr., NJ G. - ten
"A. ,. CHAMBERS, Sect -.
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WILL THERE BE WAR


Robert Walsh. The weILknown Paris cor
! respondent of the New York Joars'al Of Com
mcfce, whose familiarity with European polI I
tics renders bis opinion Of weight, u private
note by the arabia says: "Ast 70 politics,
am still confident Of pacific solution
The New York Courier and Enquirer Of
yesterday morning, takes the opposite ground
expressing confident opinion that war be-
tween Russia and Turkey is inevitable-ad-
ding tbas Turkey has probably. before this
time. unfurled the banner Of the prophet. and
charged home upon her invaders" From the
concluding portion Of the Enquirer's article,
We make the following extraet:-
1.-The Four Powers may side With Turkey
or they NAV desert her--it matters not. the
war viii speedily come Russia may muster
an overwhelming force, may make demons
tration which it would seem madness to resist
is mates not, the Turks will 6ght, ard
fight desperately. The Sultan surrounded
as he is by the representatives. Of Western
Europe now ~beseecbing." and now "besieg
ing" csanot yield If he would He could
scarcely say yes before be would find his broth
err on bis throne. He has not yet given the
least sign Of yielding He has exhibited
spirit throughout, that will secure the respect
o. the whole civilized world. He is in the
right Even those who have been laboring to
move him fronl his position would freely adj
nit it. Being right, be has . claim to the
moral support Of Christendom True no is
Mabommedan, but in all Continental Europe
there is not one country 10 which all religious
are SO freely tolerated Russia calls itself
Christian. but its religion is not the religion
Of Christ. for it is prosecuting religion. IL
is a religion which makes its converts at the
point Of the bayonet. It is religion which
shews mercy to neither Protestant nor Cath
ollie neither Estbonia nor Poland Russia
would not be 10 possession of Turkey week
before all the Protestant mission establish
ments. which have accomplished such great
benefits would be visited by the same ex-
terminating shock which fell with such fatal
effects upon the missions 10 Georgia. Tur-
key, whether she 10 aided or not 10 the COM
ing struggle. By any Of the Four Powers. will
have the sympathy Of all men Of just, liberal
and Christian principle; and If she falls. she
will fail with honor" SIS s H
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-12
THE CROPS IN ENGLAND.

a letter from London under date o. the
9th. says: "llp to the departure of the last
steamer the prospects Of the wheat harvest
were daily getting worse, and 10 every calcu-
lation with regard to the future, it has become
necessary to consider the possibility of the
most disastrous results even to the already
short crop A favorable turn has, however,
taken place During the last three days there
has been no rain. With the exception of short
ard partial showers. and although until this
morning dullness has still prevailed, from that
absence of sunshine which has characterized
the last few summers; the wieds aud eener.
al temperature have been suitable for restor-
ing the grain from much of the mischief by
which it had been ttreatered
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-12
NEW GOODS.

HNt1E subscriber begs 10 form his patrons
Il and friends that he has just returned from
New York with an extensive assortment, Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care. and with special re
ference to The wants Of this place. He is now
prepared 70 exhibit large and very inviting
stock, embracing greater variety Than hare
iofore offered il this town. Dry Goods en-,
bracing numerous styles oil Prints, Ginghams,
Nj. Delalnes Of various kinds, also, the latest
sly lies o Bonnets and every shade Of Trimming
for the same, LADIES' Dress Goods, vesungs,
Pant Stuifs. Bfoadcloths, Sheetings, White
Goods. Tickings, Gloves. Hosiery. ParasoIs.
Yankee Notions, also, large assortment OF
Family Groceries. Crockery Hardware, Boots
Shoes, Hats. Gaps, Wooden ani Hollow
Ware, DYES, &C., &c., aud every thing usual
y kept 10 Country Establishment
Having purchased my Goods directly from
the manufacturers and importers, consequent
~ saving on- profit, il is unnecessary 10 make
use of anything but the naked nu III in regard
10 them. III can get The privilege ofshowing
them 70 The eEtire community, il is all ] ask
The goods will tell their own story. All kinds
Of Country Produce taken in exchange. No
charge for showing Goods. Civil treatment
TO all. Come and see and be satisfied.
Although goods OF all kinds have advanced
ia price IN the eastern markets. no difference
will be made in these now on hand.
JOSEPH w. GRANTHAM.
Martinsburg Oct f2. 1853
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-12
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

| AT special meeting of Martinsburg Di-
vision, No. 46 Sons of temperance held il
tie United Brothers Hall, Martinsburg
Monday Evening, Oct 10th, 1853, the death
Of Brother DAVID BALES was announced, and
tie following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS by the dispensation Of Divine
Providence. we have been deprived Of a broth
err whose loss we must feel and mourn over
but bow in humble Submission to an all wise
and initiate power whose ways are not as
our ways neither are his thoughts as our
thoughts. In him we have ever beheld a
cosistent and worthy member of oarfrateroi
ty III whom were reflected the principles Of
our beloved order; bat his memory now fills
bis place amongst us aud this let us cherish
with f-aternal emotions ofsympathy and con-
d,ence toward those who are nearer and
dearer to him. looking toward to this our
common destiny. let rs be diligent TO keep
the faith living in all soberness to the end
that we may be accounted worthy of the
crown, and admitted into the presence of our
Great Patriarch above, where peace hath no
alloy BE it therefore unanimously.
ResoIped. That in this dispensation Of
Providence We have sustained the loss of an
estimablo and worthy Brother.
Res olued, That we tender our deepest
feelings Of sympathy to the bercaved widow
and children of our deceased brother, with a
fond desire to condole the widow and orphan
in afflction's straits.
Resoired. That this Division march in
funeral array to the grave of oar lamented
brother and perform the last tribute of res
pect by interring his body with the funeral
rites If our Ordor. and wearing the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resoiued, That ! copy of these resolutions
be presented the widow Of the deceased and
also published in the Martnsbarg Gazette
and Virgioia Republican.
Resolucd, That vote of thanks be ten
dered the Cadets Of Temperance for the use
of their hall; also to the visiting brethren
for their attendance and aid in the ceremo.
MES. a EVERHART RYNEAL.
JOS. $ Cha MBERS,
p. f, KEISER.
Committee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-12

=
A letter from Vienna received BY the Amer
lea. and directed to- a gentleman in this city,
contains the following interesting information
The Austrian government has given its com
sent to the liberation Of Kosta, with the UNI
derstandug that he should be immediately
put on board an american vessel, and 60 d.
rectly to the United States 1t was known
tina, Mr.. Marsh had proposed an arrange
ment Of that kind to Bafon Bruek, aud tho
Austrian government is said to have given
its consent, partly because it relieves the
French Consul Gcnersl from the disagreeable
engagement to keep Kossa, which be had I'M
dertaken for the purpose Of saving the city Of
Smyrna and the shipping in the barbor from
immediate destruction. The Austrian gov
ernment, in consenting to this arrangement,
has expressly reserved its right IN case Kosta
shonld return to Turkey aud also considers
him still an Austrian subject as long as be
shah not be Invested Of his native nationality
in regular and lawful wav.-N Y Herald
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-12
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In this place, the 4th nst after briefilues Mrs
JULIA BUCKLEY rect Of late JAcoB Bucxsy Of Fred
erck City, Nd aged IS years, 9 months. and II days
on Tuesday night, the All inst, MARGAsEr RIDDLE,
aged about IA year.,
On Sunday the I'd inst In this place. Mrs HENRIE TIA
MORGAN, wife Of MIR sDAsIgL MoReAs, formerly Wash
ingson County Nd, aged about % years.
On Tuesday, the 4sh inst ARTHELIA HELEN, daush-
ter of GsoRoE and ANN r. MATHEWS, aged years mo-.
and % days jesus said suffer children to come un-
me- forbid them not of such the kingiom Of
Heaven.
Dearest daughter, thou hast left u,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
But tits God who hath bcreft ~,
He all heal.
Yetin Heaven hope to meet thee,
When the Ollie have fed,
Then in Heaven with joy greet thee,
Where farewell tear Is shed.
At the residence Of HEsRy o. sxALI in this County on
Monday evening the 81 inst, henry KEEF, in the 2and
year of bis age.
On Saturday evening last, In this place, Mr.. WILLIAM
H. HAYDEN, in the 46th year his age On Sunday bis
remains followed the grave by the members of
Equality Lodge of Masons and the members Of Tuscarora
Lodge Odd Fellows of which orders he member and
very large friends neighbors or Fred
erick, Md, papers please copy.
On Saturday night last in this place, Mr.. SAMUEL
EVANS aged about 81 years. orr hiladelpha papers will
please copy.
On Sunday morning last at his residence in this County
Mr.. ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, in the Goth year Of his age
HIS remains taken 60 Shepherdstown for
On Monday morning last, In this place Mrs ANN RE-