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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-12

The win at crop in the Northern Neck is locking very
wrIl, and appearances there IN other paris of the
state. all in favor oil good harvest The use of
GGano, aud improvements il ming w. are sau.
Stag revo a.ion iii grieutur4l ailarsin Vrsni,.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-12

We leaTa from se Philadelphia Ledger that the order
given IN January last. by the Uaited States Gov
srnTs1i TO A-ssrs. Richard Norris & Son. for III.
building Of mode locomotive tender aad passenger
be presented to the Emperor of Japau haa bren
flled, sad IN few days will be FORWARDED ashne-
ton, preparatory t, belnr shipped to japan
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-12

goa Sunday night the let Inst OF the Irish labo-
employed on the South Western Railroad near
Emory sad Henry College whist under the influence
liquor fell of the bank into deep and was killed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-12

THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.
9 following summary of Washington Cos
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-12

see advertisements GEO. j. SUMNER,
my ~ Auctr.
BRANDRETHS PILLS !-rhi smedecne is acknow
lodged to be OF the most valuable discovered
purifir Of the blood and fluids 1t superior Sarsap.
parila, whether suborc alternative, and stands
infinitely before all the preparations and combinations
Mercury, Its purgatve properties alone of ncalcu
liable value, for these fs may be taken daily for any
PERIOD and instead weakening by the cathartc effect
they add strength by taking away the
They have OF the msraeble effects OF that deadly
specific Mercury The teeth not injured-the bones
and limbs not parayzed-no; but instead of these
distressing symptoms new life and consequent animation
is evident III every movement of the body.
These Pills. for colds, coughs, tightness of the che t.
rheumatism in the head limbs, will be found superior
to any thing imagined of the powers Of medicines ami
women, they should be resorted to at once. These
Brandreth Pills will be found deserving ofalI praise
Dr.. Brandreth's Principal Office 24l Broadway, New
York other offices in New York
NJ. BRANCH. Richmond, Va.
No. cast lain street. corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters can be supplied at IT,
York prices ap2s-2w
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE.-Particuiar attention is re-
quested to the sale of Furniture to take place This
Morning, commencing Mt 10 O'clock at the Tontne
House, opposite the Banks
See advertisement. GEO. ]. SUMNER,
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THE RICHMOND TIMES,

Election Day-Thmr-day, May rs. 1853.
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be worth ten ,bips-ofthe line, for all practice. NM,

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poses.
The Powhatan arrived at Hong Kong from LoacAo.
on the 25th ut She vas detained eight DAYS a. a..
i,and to remedy slight defect in one Of her engine.
She IL now in excellent order and a nobe-lookag .l,
in every respect When she left TIE Plymouth. ho,,.
we're engaged in surveying the eastern coast Of a..
isand The POvbaaD will probably proceed 70 Cam.
sprmoon 10 day, where the Susquehanna Maoeloo;,,
yabdsa and store ship southampton are naw lyi,,
There IL considerable sickness board the Powh,,
and Vandala but the other vessels cOmpara,vs,v
Icalfhy Oar squadron in the China Seas is nav
stronger than that Of England, while the superior bap
and appointments Of our vessels makes the prelsu
nance still more striking
notice that some remarks which made in let,.,
from this place in March last concerning Comno5oO.
Aulck have given ohense in certain quarters Wh..
then wrote was the opinion OF al the American Cit
zens here with whom bad come Ia contact AMI "a.
authenticated by the verdict Of the Court Martial heS
upon Capt. Walker, at Commodore As instgatioa I
meant nothing against the personal character Of ,As
latter, for | know that he has many friends IN tia
squadron. and is great iayorite with the crew-so
doubt deservedly so but his official course on As
occasion to which | alude was. in my opinion Il.
credtabe to him. and being official had undoab;sl
right 70 criticize it BIT
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ITALY.

The Universities of Pavia and Padua re0pencd by
an official order from Radetzky,
second order OF Radetzky authorizes the free mpor
tation of wheat and oats into the LOmbardo Venetian
Provinces until the close of December, 1853.
Count Gyula is TO return to Milan to resume bis func
tions az Commsndant OF that city.
NAPLEs-Much agitation prevailed at Naples. The
King afraid that France has Interior objects in renfOrc
ing the army at Rome The Neapotan arnyis numerous
and well organized but the population discontened and
inclined revolt and the presence OF few French ships
of ar along the coast might be the signal Of revolution
tbroue bout the kingdom The people i'll off for food
Mr. Owen United States Consul bad arrived at Naples.
The United States Mediterranean squadron was expected
in the Bay shortly, from cruise.
RoME-1he Government has ordered the bakers, and
all holders of bresdstu to make known the exact guam
tty they have to the authorities pain of Its confscaton
A cad riot few days before, and no doubt
caused the order
barle Saccopi ia cd Nuneio In Paris
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wright, Candy 4 Co.'s Circular.

Per drob0. LivgsPOoLI Friday Nov l. ifss
The erica conveying circular adsces Of 18Th ep.a
orr closing heavily tha day, with mated -
S StSc S 1 op at 20 bales The A Ss r. &
evening her sdces hsng considered more favorable 0A. ss,
crop caused hoaers display pr5s VIZ
Monday buyers BEING influenced y the ss
~ barely
Tsnsetou were more creomscrbed and did not exceed %
,sthr SsL s.1s 1ied and s1oo bale. CHANGED hAa
day the mskt dull and the bness confined q 500
bales without feature man sting ssf Qualities ,aFas
not held firmly while the grade, .psrasy dealt ia I
t,b" viii BE- noted thar oi portion Of the ssS bns
comprised OF other than American descriptions.
$40 bales Of which 425o and L
sp'cuaors and e 10 exporters leaving a 60 bales Of all kinds
$40 are American
New Orleans F'reld Mdsins SO Ordinary sii,oays
H AZ Slf MadDs 50 ~
To-day the market eli Sc. with dep,e.ion At III lowest
are sre ,ula,oIs and exporters
The mis-, Ovebsnsng the future Is still too dense to be
ti he Eat escut,s based upon hs ,aspeusOa -
Turkey Of kostils air, adv need As yet hosev
peDs and he reports conflicting pcyosspe
and IN az public
se,sheed OF fer greater import jsi now I. tie posi- oad@
ether will sho b. sdd thoe already closed tie
creased wb VIII abs nd rab the funds entusi
snpTor hose strike With the present price Of %
will arise lin wissn indeed her, ,rcsay sssu
much pcrty sacrlnced btore
Iosed Of Ruuou IL circulation that Arrangements
break the strikes and work BE- resumed
that there foundation for the and
The reduced Of
favorable yield equal In
with Other operating strongly against the article
forcbe for nepsg decline rather than improvement
in price hich only retarded BY the comparative toch
The better classes with early mpor Of which expect
will also Ind heir level.
Manchester business continues very quiet he u~eed
Fssit IN oil cs aud ds bed condition Of N, manufacturing az
trcis causing much dvtru and scting trade ve nnrw
or market has not been quite active this weet The
ports WHEAT and FLOUR scarcely adequate hs deliveries
eud inland
ersby diminishing TIE secondary qualities
quite aabe INDIAN
Inquired and Advance OF v
weather has the three days and coo,nus
stDonable. which has created disco tioD M
market the uhdued aud cna limited
,sh Ia p'ire WBEAT and kL0Us nt scarcely
inquiry INDIAN Com the al Suboaed
usuei table ofimpOIfs exports prices sc
in good demand and sales Of 800 bb reported
Pots n 81 aud afye ~ q owts Pearls d
CLOvEKsEED Is quiet. and sales limited former
BE- inquiry has sackened Off, and transactions
q r. a t6i 80. y
CAKEs-AtOut % uus have changed hands $40 k
thin ohong
las request 500 tsrces reported cold
81 y cwt.
REsN eadiy arrival sales 1900 bbs GS Zoe
common Amber M 10 49, Tor fine p cwt.
have been better demand and g
bbls reported at So Pcwt.
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PRUSSIA.

Vienna letter of Oct 81 states that Baron Prokesch
had gone Berlin for the purpose endeayoring to in
duce the Prussian Government TO join Ausr in decara
ton on the position of the Powers at ssIe in the Or
entail que son and prefer this declaration at the sngs
Of the GeImanc Diet 1t appears however, that Prussia
ofuses pledge herself to anything event declaration
An official announcement of the prolongaon of the
period assigned for free importation Of breadsufs INFO
Prussia till 3Oh Sept 1854 appears in the Stats AHEeger
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SPAIN.

For some time past sroae feeling has been manifested
in Britain on the subject Of the refusal permit deceased
Pro,e be bu In the consecrated burial grounds
of Spain The British Enbassador instructed to take
the matter up warmly, and his remembrance GENE
tery has bee GRANTED for Protestant use.
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PORTUGAL.

Lisbon letters Of October 90 mention that fire had
broken that day in the Bona Vista and destroyed the
stores Of j. T. Hutchinson Il Co, American merchants.
The property understood TO be insured in English and
Portuguese Offices.
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Gaser No. a. tacef1ffss u glsN =
$50. SsszA .. ~ Ca-ks We StAs ssVSs e,soa;s u
~ srssgtars 49,, trss,S - irAatf 80 &sN NJ
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w. A., ~ ~ 49, rs .s-essS tAai trss,e
a. fS.assl l. MS ysgss 49, aa-,,aA a. a. hts.ly
- s.s.rrre
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SWITZERLAND.

telegram dispatch from Berlin, Oct. %, says: A
plot discovered at Benzona, in 1icno" bat leaves
US in the dark who the potters and against whom
they tlOted
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SIP VICTORIA grcKD


OLAtpon. Ggy. 3. Is5J
re- az gE4g,s nh1h ssbi hDn tbs EfDto.llau yes
Ugss} t41 ire % pruning Dunn as tIy1e and was
b.fs..l y az "ssrs D1gt
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H. .s,sssl 1884, ,ssta,. rs ...isS go Ia Agssase
ssss - ~ hsV 81. es,is ses AZ i'Ss' az 81 i>aHA
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Gen Paraguay liers had departed on his mission 70
CorstantinoIe His appointment regarded favorably
by the public and il suffered transpre that the
cessy of prudence and moderation conjoned with mness
conduct strongly ncucated by the Emperor at the
interview given him prior to his departure
The price Of bread in Paris 10 remain at previous
rates during the first fortnight of November.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-30
COMMUNICATIONS.
To The Editor of The Belmont Chyonielc,

| To The Editor of The Belmont Chronicle.
1t cannot be too fully impressed on the
mind Of every Wing, and intelligent voter OF
the county, the vital Importance of the ensuing
fall election; there never was a period in the
history of our State government that has pre-.
sented such wanton, wastcful and extraya.
giant expenditure OF public monies as has been
exempliiied in the last three years of the f,
nances of the State of Ohio; yet we find the
public mind entirely unawakee nd to their in
terest, at times when there was not half the
cause to complain of mal-administration of
our State affairs, we have seen a
much more lively interest manifested in the
result of the election. Every department of
our State has doubled, and in many instances
trebled in expenses, the legislative cxpen-
ses for the years l85l-52 exceed the expen-
ses for five years previous. The ordinary
expenses of our public works under I.ocofoco
rule exceeds the ordinary and extraordinary
expenses under Whig rule.
Let every intelligent voter examine the
subtilty of Locofoco legislation in reference
to the currency and he can have but little as
surance of long continuance of our admira-
BILE system of banking that is not excelled by
any State in the Union; already has this leg
islation become so restrictive that the circu-
lation Of our banks are driven in, and the cir
culation of banks of the States of Vermont.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and the most
distant states in the Union takes its place.
most of which circulation is not known by
the honest holder, whether it is good or worth
less. Bank destruction is inevitable.
With these important facts before the coun-
try, every Whig and intelligent voter should
be at the Polls: the Whig nominees are good
and efficient, our candidate for Senator has
already been tried in an important position
as County officer, and has discharged his
duty to his constituency well. Mr.. DANFoRD
and Mr.. CLEAvER are both practical farmers,
and good business men, both possessing suf-
ficient qualification to draft law, and quite
ready and fluent speakers; the balance OF the
ticket is equally well qualified for their seve.
raj positions. Why should not the Wings
be up and doing. Let every Wing be at his
post and not permit himself to be swerved
from his duty by any extruneous issues.
WISDOM
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solution. He answered promptly that he
would not. I then pot the resolutions into
the hands Of DR.. Anderson, Of Miami Uni
versity, who most cheer(ully consented to pre-
sent them. We agreed that they should be
brought forward during the evening session.
Being anxious that Mr., Barney should be
present when the question was up, went to
where he stopped to tell him when the SUBJ
ject would be brought up. We walked to
the hall together, when he, with good deal
of circumlocution, gave me to understand
that he preferred not to serve on the commit
tee, giving the same reason as before, that he
could do more for Andrews not to have his
name connected with it, again assuring me
that Hamilton county ,oould be right, ana give
her vote for the teachers candidate.
then requested DIR. Anderson to postpone
the matter till next day, as | should have to
make out q new committee of reliable men,
~. ~. r. having declined. Prof. Andrews, of
Matietta, was the next best man, as | suppos-
ed, to put at the head of the committee, and
as DR.. Anderson was called away to the death
bed of his mother during the night, | put the
resolutions into Prof. Andrews hands, in the
morning, who presented them.
This is plain history of the presentation
Of the resolutions at Dayton. have stated
nothing but what heard and saw, and what
am prepared to testify to at any time if me-
cessary. Yours, truly.
JOHN LYNCH,
Superintendent CirclerMe Union School.
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CIRCULAR.


To the Teachers and Friends Of Education in the
Counties OF Belmont, Guernsey, Noble Monroe,
Jefferson aud Harrison.
The approaching annual session of the Belmont
County Teachers Institute, is decidedly the most
important which, it has ever lhed: il being the first
under the new School Law will be of equal interest
and advantage to Teachers and Directors and
friends Of Education in general 1t is therefore OF
the utmost imFortance TO have every School District
represented by both Teachers and Directors Town
ship Boards ns we'll MS Colleges, Sominories, Aca-
denies, and High Schools, should send up their
delegates.
Great interests are at stake. Let us come to-
gcther and consul; Tor the promotion Of the proper
education OF the $1,000 children and youth OF our six
counties, who depend upon the Common or Public
Schools for eir education; and for the improvement
OF all other Institutions for learning. Come and let
us consult together forour own improvement. Do
you understand the secret OF successful teaching!
Ii iso we ask you i'll the name OF all that IL pure,
refining and elevaing TO and let it be known.
Do not keep confined in he.narrow precincts of
your school room, when 1t might WELD most
powerful influence in bursting the letters otienoance
r"-. - -. .ng gencrurn il not then ioE The sake
OF intelligence come and learn.
Teachers will lie there who have had much eX-
perience in the profession The celebrated LoRIY
ANDRrws a. NJ, Chairman OF the Ex. Com. OF the
State Teachers Associations The far famed CALVIN
Tracy, A. NJ, Principal Of the Classical Institute
New York; and the world renowned CALVIN CuTLIR
NJ d., will he there and no mistake, Letters nre IN
the possession OF the committee which warrant the
declaration. The week commencing with the 9th
OF October s the time, and BAINEsvILLE the place.
Then come one, come all. Teachers male and
female come Township Board. and Local Directors
come Friends OF Education COME and partake OF our
intellectual banquet, the richest that has been
held in the Eastern Ohio. Come then and lend your
influence TO form a strong public sentiment in favor
OF all the desirable Improvements the new School
Law proposes.
H. d. McCARTY Chair.
G. w. MCMILLAN Ex. Com. p
A. BRooMIAII
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-09-30
DIED.

On the 18th inst, of Typhoid Dysentery.
Or. ZEBULoN WIcKs of Union Township,
Belmont County. The deceased was a
gentleman of affable manners, and of the
strictest integrity. He had secured to him
self the confidence and esteem of large cir
of friends who are left to mourn his loss.
On Sunday, Sept. 25th at his residence
about four miles north west of this place,
Mr.. HUGH MORRISON, in the 4lst year Of his
age.
The deceased has been for~a long time
suffering under painful disease, yet he bore
it all without murmur, and with firm
reliance on the promises of the Saviour he
passed away, leaving large circle ofrelaton,
and friends to mourn his departure.