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WASHINGTON STOVE MANUFAoToRY. Southeast
The subscriber hs e.. the attention y b.
The nvincibIe ovsn wood,
y the very vest operator and References
o.one hundred sold wiiAin the month.
New World. heavy article for coal or wood
Black diamond, for biuminous or anthracite Goals
veraon ar- ush,, for wood
Blue Ridge for wood or coal
Delaware Cook, e, ax for wood :. on. o. coal
ractotum, for wood Or coal
morning sar, Tor wood
Kitchen Companion, for wood
Boiler Top, nine plate for wood.
RANGES.
range tubular which, economy oper-
alton, has not been surpassed
Water backs for ditto.
WOOD AIRTIGHTs.
Home air-tgh beautiful pattern close or open
Home alright, two-story close open from,
Revere air-isht
ass,.s's rsUs .is a:n. ~ 'sa'
Star srisht
Rassia iron s1usht, tsp bottom plates, ae.
PARLoR COAL STOVES.
Rsdi.ors 10, u, and I4inch, any dasren, patterns
Siding dos Frsnilas. beautiful nni.h, coal or wood
Coal Franklias
Allegheny coal burner
Bos.os pshor
Ena radator
Fire King radiator, &c.
pINING-RooM STOVES,
Cast oven, cylinder base, for coal
Ru..ia tight for wood
Model parIos cook, for coal
Hot air paros for coal.
CYLINDER AND CANNON STOVES
In very srea, vafis'y. s.ch as--
Jenny Lind, Flora, Harp Cannon
ovates, oetason cannon, bar-soom
Irving coal burner, coal bases, 9, 10, II, and lsnch
ENAMELLED pARLoR CRATES.
large from The very northern manufscu
rsrs with circular and plain ft"ds German silver and
r. .s; e ~ q and =, = = 'nsh ar and
HOT Ala FURNACES.
Ch,son patent warming ventlarns furnace, which
awarded the Worlds Pair prize medal LONDON s5 bed
gold and silver medals. nrss pemu ., the recent pncipa fairs
Gardner chi.es q
four c"msy adapted os burning anthracite and btu
The soowins are some impoan, attained
Purity OF air, free from The burnt common
ECONOMY great durability reps.
safety against setting budngs nre In which they To-
XIso posSse fsrnscss dweHins.
JspaDnsd registers, all stsss.
and mirror stands from III. salamandsr
Company si3 Broadway, New York sAs Herring,
predsn essuns Of Egyptian socstes ved antiques and agate
Coal hods all sizes.
Bngh, and japanned great varsity.
Rus end American iron work. such nsboards piping
and DR. rsps,,ns %.ds e ap n,.., a. short notice.
Goods delivered free VI charge. s.H
purc hssns elsewhere feeling
pd'sdin quality chsapns'' ia this D's, Q, ,s,S'y
Southeast Pennsylvania and ilth street.
ssptai-eom
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TOS. II. ADAMS Jr., CO., having been recenly
poy after
In the proftsson furnish
huidngs cosuacts
parties intending TO build.
desiring externally internally,
and wishing combine good with economy and utility will
find IL their examine their plans.
They will furnish dnugts Of plans every
description with connected with their profession
thai may obtained from the departments
They will give particular preparing plans
specifications for patents.
Oct
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A. ryson Sisters SenAinary for Young Ladies'
ON street, between Twelfth and Ihtrteenth, WAsh-
linton, ~. u. for boarding aaAd day pupils.
THE fourteenth session Of this opened on Me
18TH september Tsrns senior department.
Junior e0 Primary, eS Drawing o. French, BY Pref
3; uusic Ella sis.
Pupis permanently weekly 37k dol
lars Fos further
pal seminary.
Oct 49, eodIl5Dec
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QE1ISi BE1.IAf BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
constantly hand all sizes Of church, sctoy
boat fsrry and plantation bells These
belts sre hung with The Jokes with oveshe arms
can be turned ciapper will strike IN
pace which desirable after bell has been rung ew years
spnnr sfed in ctnppes from resting
on he be thereby Thess bells maHuc
nae" from the TEST stock and in iron casunss ~ this
oundy hesc were first found 10 be great improve
we nvr written that church hss break within
one year nom date OF will s~cast With
% cnafe The tone OF all bells warranted Nearly 1000 bells
have been cast and sold fro foundry which ihr svi
oenc o. their superiority We have heen silver edais,
ron The voa. irs or ,hs be., bells for
sno puf TONE we getting peals
chimes, furnished bv ~ aedry
within lew rods o the Hudsn
ming In direction A arssa
knd .os U"d states aud has the Of bells,
csdS can be ned With great despatch, We bells
any Of the States Old bes taken exchange
Levels compasses, &C, constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELv'B SONS,
Msy si-lydAep Wss Tiny. n. ".
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IVA sspnT1N0ss CAKPE rINOst CARPG s1N0s -
" Oomsn chsAp cash sarr-BARNEs MfrCHE,i .rs
sesivss sdiins supplies d-cnptoo OF
go"as, aNd sr,e-.,s
three 80 eso~~ tsQats. veil al N the
lover grn1A buyss osrsr. M ~
opysusty u scsns real
Ing ary a0uAs by caiNas
oetwesA EGhiA Nnnh slrseU Psnneyvnnia svsnus.
Oct A-3nwiWM
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DDITJOHAL supply OF Rtoh Carpssings--CLAGErT TT
DODsON would respectfully s
OF Washington Ccoetown Alexandna,
o.. suppss o. many elegant and all styles ap 3py
and Englsh and Lowell ingram carpsting
mat. matching have just besn received and ready
Also, supply following goods a which win be found
entirely this market:
bale rich velvet sofa In plain,
and other coio This will be article
ard saving in wear ne they quite
In price, feetH
Aso, lot Of style fancy stained skin mats trimmed with
Cashmere wool beautiful This hne arcie paors carria
ses, and rleighs
case Administer and Moquei snd rug. by feet
ha superb desgns conceivable of
fruits 30 natural In effect M to tempt pick them up They
and viii be gladly shown all
Also bale rich Administer rugs In the usual shape.
Oct Il-3teof CLAGETf DODsON.
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MORH 4 0Al.LA0AER, Iron Found~rs and ma>v.
~ Wossht and Cast Iron Rafting, Rds. avenue and
BoaA Iaisdsipha make TO order iron
saconsss ee ssd ptvsss sands &C Also, all ktnds
meuA snd asuAttsensas iro~ w"sh
wosid rsspsrualy the III. cissns of
Washsesoa viciny the railing Lsfayrs
AIs ci Specimen drawings
making selection.
Oct 1-Uu0mua
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OGr Hcusty land warrant No o6 Issued nnds
Csees tn sth seaewshev, iSse, fr ~ IN II
Aeu Oofgs orshsm, United
tsstcysd SHALL IN sis wssks from apply
whatsoever Of renacas N : renewal 1 saiA waFaAt
ocs<-iswsws 0nOaoD \ GRAHAM.
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NY ROBERT ARM 8 T none.
PROPOSALS E0a aA1Ioss FOR lssA.

oUAHrsHM AsTEKs oryoK, MAINE Conrs,
s44Es 3 sfe Washington, October III iooS
CEALED PROPOSALS. received this once unui ~
y @ Tuesday 18Th day Of November next io
furpahAs fpona States marines at Tho following
stAlioas Sbs he year 1854, vizi
PospWouah, Nsw pshire.
ChsxisslOwn, Aassaclusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
RI lAaeipha, PennsyIvnnia.
Oespoy near NofoIk Virginia.
Psnsscois, FIsTtda, ard
WAshiags0n, District al Colunbsa ...s
Each ration Of pound aud quarter OF fresh be
eighteen ounces OF bread
od superne flour n the option Of the
Of pound. Of good coffee twelv pound. o.
New orleans eight quarts Of the best white ceans
four ousss Of nssar two quarts salt pounds Of good hard
brown oap OF good hard dipped 'aiow
candles, each hundred rations - "a, .
Tho delivered s order OF the command
ips orss bulk the single auon ana
shall conss of Inc inc
prime and the groceries 10 DC OF inc be
quality Of the kinds named. subject 10 inspection
No OF
odce ceruned u by some omclai per-
!,
Of the marine cors Wsshngsos
The Pato Concord Hampshire Morning Post and Daily
Asus New York Brooklyn Eagle, Brookyn. New
syvanan Eseng Phadephs; Times, Baltimore Mary
land Ar Norfolk Virginia Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florida
Dsocrsl Psnsacos, Florida and Ancient City II Augustine,
riorda week. and send
account tho
thts once fnS payment
Oct i2-~eodtlotlN0v
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From the Baltimore Republican.
The Joint Meeting In Hartford.

We enjoyed hearty laugh over the Patriots account
Of The joint meeting in Hartford We were present al that
meeting and say that il the wings highly graft
fled with the result they the easiest plea ed party
we have met for long time and they have nothing
exhilerang than the effects Of the speeches of thsr
candidates. think they will hardly be able 10 keep
their spirits up after the second OF November next The
exliavagant eulogiums pronounced upon Mr.. Bowie by
the whig press had led expect second Clay, for
and eloquence, and we were sadly disappointed.
Mr. Bowie and spiriIess throughout He spoke
like one going through unpleasant duty Tor which hs
had no and heart. There was nothing 10 excite
applause, there the slightest evidence OF appro
baton during his whole discourse The topics he dis
cussed foreign to the issue before the people, and
were but simple carpng at the course OF his competor
in Congress and in the Legislature He spent bis hour IN
this idle discussion uninterrupted, and wheI Mr. Lyon
came 10 reply, he interrupted him half dozen
with request explain what he had previously said.
He first avowed himself las understood by every
body) in favor OF the government making the PAcidc
rairoad and then wished to explain that he did not
mean through the stes, but through the Territories
When pressed upon ,hs he explained again that he
IN favor Of making the road by J,fssos Daviss plana
plan which has ye to our knowledge been dsve-
oped With regard 10 he home. .sad bill. be was.
think even unfortunate, but we shall take notice
OF that elsew here.
In short, we deemed the whig orators completely
aoored aud are confident that the general impress
sion; at any rate We should be happy to have Just
such discussion every day between this and the see
ton. @s
The Hon. Mr.. Bowie felt himself ~ed.Sp man
No, a drum heard. q single shout
A. from the stage he hurredt
He he anne, enyciopcd In DOUBT
Bxt lsokisg confoundediy sorrssd n
DLANK ETS QUILTS, Ac.-ws have BOW ia Store
ID blankets all grades s..la
Marsslles and AIlenda'e quilts
900 pairs blsached and brown cotton shesdngs
10 linen sheeings
20 do pillow slip couon
dozen damask napkins
% au grades
table damask Y
large xsssra stock Of houseumishns dry goods In
all Of which defy competition. = !. a II -.
YERBY, TEBBs, YERBY,
oct8-n Corner Penn. aveuac and 7th street
rraar ,1 .hau r.unoxe 70 onr
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Y L. LEWIS attorney At law, vg-is
NJ ior the District Of Coumba
eSscs az c'sis spoa he general especially psn.ons
oi AL ksads increase OF pcnsions
10 wdow who receiving
their husbasds. ~ 80 -
To the widows Of those were cut on
from marrying qfsev leOo he viii for
life, under tho act OF February, 1883
To all widows
hs under the IuIy 1885, July February
he will guaranty contnuanes pay years ors
under the act OF February, 1859 49, 5l.f | =
marines and salon. who
titled r. ~ =
Fees In oil moderate, charge any
widow aud orphan uneAs T
ne nas himself that his long residences In Washington and
peHencs In the
lheeof will afford him great facilities collection
claims -FHFs F0sF3f- FIX wv 7TET-"1~ ~ =
nsccssIy he respectfully refers
Congress from Virginia and Texas Address,
3. L. LEWIS,
OCT tlo-6tsoddhsp Washington, b. G.
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O sALE Lsass-A commodoss nut stoy and house,
q I3eh sids ~
and haa recenty and panied
thDssbost Tsssns - tsoA kvss tanned
Oct 16-A0
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA HAlLROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
6W - pS

I'M Ahsr Thursday October 1885, daily ~ns ssndsy
cepted VIII this road asrseabiy the following
arrangement:
train intermediate points will the
ton Duke and Henry s O'Clock arrive
a III O'Clock, m.
Reurnng, WArreston O'Clock,
arriving Aexandia at quarter before O'Clock,
Culpeper Alexandria and intermediate points will
CuIpeper O'CLOCK, arriving
O'Clock, q. N.
will leave Alexandria at O'clock, arriving in
Cup~pcr At ~ O'Clock. p.
IL Cordnnsvile and Cutpeper in
the Virginia roads
4sar" THaoueH ucKsrs.
To Oor6onsvhe ~
DO Lynchbura w
po Winchester 20
Per orderf w. D. BRoCkETT, Agent
4-du
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ID w. BROWHIN0, Merchant Tailor. under the
United States Hetel having enlarged improved Store
would respectfully call
vsns Washington 10 his well selected stock of
cloths vesng
styles of goods from the New sork market. 471I~
urcbn soods
United
will him ofFr such
viii satisfaction
his busines he has purchased
Of goods such viii defy competition for their beauty sye
cheapnexs.
before you purchase elsewhere and he will
clothes be made the elegant style twelve
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING.
assortment OF
my made in the fashionable
will be- sod less to
N. agent Of scon' Report Of Fashions for District
Oct IL 3tawu
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NUPERIOH Toilet blankets and Other Furntturs
dry EodWe have jnst received and now osr Tor sale
following goods In the abov. lines . tE
fancy ordered and hband bound Whitney
French BLANKETS quality WOOL
follows LA, 1874, Ia, ia, and 1914
Aso beautifully Ans and pretty little blankets for cribs and
dies.
Pink white Dresden quilts, very pretty cheap
rich real furniture chinzes, which VIII be found
seauifa and reasonable paro curtains
cnse rich Engish DO, In smsier hgues and rich coor
cartons vine and Acss worked swss and French worked
and musiin cnrtains
iot Of piano and sahs per-
pecvs sndscsps, and flowers Thess will be
found superb t.&
rich dvuGget DaecSs, with
dcp sizes from 10 by l0< 1874 by ls4 cheap.
Also, rof table linen towellng
Oct it-3son fN& 'CLA0rTT DuTpsSyN.
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nN THE EVE o o
and would like 10 sei ~ msch psss
Our stock 10 snarsy complete dspsztmsns
extremely ov prices recSauy,
the all entire sock will
cheap object esins 70 have
ltue sock M We can
In future viii ssu M ths cash,
who proverhaly puncnaL 10 no ces
will continue their bills with unss mS
promptly paid cash. or notes vsa ns IT, 0ey
BE- settled prior 10 new one ssno ossn-
menced
Of amentins at thsa b
80 Wv PERRY BROTHER,
Miss DemotS Buldins opposite Centre Market
Oct Is- 4uf @at fsf IL sf1|
nEEBE's HATS f-sTEvENs Browns Hots hes Just
ID a supply OF Beebes 0entleusaA VINO have
Disappointed getting them the week
piisd. Ossis--M
EmbrssdssAss, &c.
WE pleasure calling Of ladies the %
dozen hasdtsshish
Is DO embroidered do -
~ do hem -sisched DO
10 do chemisstts
10 do novia1 sleeves
10 do half sowing sss afsffani
M DO heaAed do
.et do cAmhrtc-b handed coIars
\ do hook do
10 10 funsd do
10 do sw.ss musqueusr coan ~ a X
0eo edge and inserting
40 DO cambnc do 90
S1O and Hwss banos
rs very handsome embvosered shins tE tN
R"o~ ''s" 70 - w." YERBY, TEBBs, / YgRBY,
o.s aim Corner Peas. avenue and nh street
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- BUST, Nurscryma0, Darby Road, philadelphia
III has extensive stock Of fruit ad
greenhouse and garden
from garden and flower The complete
and In the most perfect order.
Catalogues supplied to prepaid applicants.
. rf SEED WAREHOUSE, +.
Oct l5-d6t ~ Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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WE have in the following shaws which we know il
W tho hest stock In the District: Rf' 4ta
rs Waterloo long shaws
" Bay state mills tong shawls
So WatoTlett long shsWts 45eHs t4et .ata-e I,
$50 aiiw0ol square shaws
Is white and col0red Grape shawls EH.
rs cashmere .tt
~ long and square brocha shatvis
~ various styles of mourArg shawls
To the whols Of which particular pur
clases. y : I +
YERBY, TEBBS, YERBY,
Oct stiff Corner Penn. and 7ti
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I ITuOOnAPAY-The undsrsigned have, consexion with
IA uss sssblshmsnt hhosrsphc printing Office pre-
pared sxscase orders for checks, psomsso draf
exchange ciscslass, he. t' 5f# = -
spscinsas caa ss sssn Application
a.t n1H. =. Net COLLINS, BOVINE, l. co..
.M 1th street, six doors north Of Penn. avenue
Banch Of staoners Hail. ia and 6 street. New Yok
Oct p-SmwOw ~'-f
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NALUA0LE Farm At Private SAle.-We have for pt
vats sale valuable farm, lying from
Centre MARKET containing about so acres o wcn srs
cleas1 ssd IN high Of cultivation, WOOD II
wen wasered and beautiful location The buidinss consist a
good dwelling, barn, and nj other
be sod ew and on accommodating For par
uculAu, Inquire Of the Subscribers.
GREEN SCOTT,
va i-NawSw Aucuoneers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01

bthu Sco,t and James NJ Buchanan Esqrs. of Mary land
vonled Commissioners 10 collect tho facts and circum
anc,s connected with The killing oil fugitive slave In
ucaster county BY officer Archibald G. RdseIy have sub
tcI report 10 Governor Lowe, in which they thus an.
Iuncc The result of their commission:
bu Investigations resulted in satisfy the authorities ol
Inns, ania that the killing of the by Rdee!y
tu, Is accidental that there Intention 10 nlict any
nous fatal Injury, nud the pfuots were so fully eXcuru
ty tna, His Exrsency Gov. Eg'e when all the crcum
Ence ;t vr!ope by enquiries, submitted him,
l. no. consider il his dnty make any demand for tho
lrdrr Rdsely and consider This unfortunate al
kr rs II trmna;rd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,>DAl MORNING. JANUARY 81, 1883.

l !. meeting OF the Democratic citizens and members
fonntess and others held NJ the United States Hotel in
shinciun city Friday last B. B. French presiding, II
decided hold , customary Inauguration Ball.
Sh ol March ia consequence of the domestic utfictiun
Ir,n,d 5y The President elect and the continued illness
lie Vice Pirsident elect. Arrangements, however, will
made on The part r;.%zcnS to give Gunera Pierce
r, N " rrct plinn
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VI AIR lSIh(:ES.

MARRIED. rlr county htriut'r. Virginia. u'gu
t. the kcv Slmuci j. Prcr. Mr. JOS II MARSHALL JR
Mss SUSAN & daughter WA. l.. Tniu;"n, E.r,
luis Va.
MARRIED IN the 18th int by The R.r III EmIr IIOrA
HOW Ann. second daughter the a.en
Irfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01
v iii I nn.,urrIv N,rv T. lin gins r,nut.

M.
r,,rr H. S..on John Allen, Louisa Ann HudS'
- rnry V Iuirins. decreased William liu,E'n ha 4"A'
49, xif. WIIIum IIu'gInI and anauda Hw'-l = 'h'
all William HUI isra w ir latter an Hi''t hir'
"a. OF q yra,s ndsins and EzmH"h " i- "t", ~
a. lIuigll.' William III liu' tlrs' s'HGe "
,yn. EIlzat,eth lIu Jesse f. lI"enf non" i'"H
n N,ry Y ndrn- Sarah i. Iu!ens. clu!r'G :" ne -'l
I ,,lns and Elizabeth I- WIFE under ~" ~. 81 - '
+ ,j.h IIulens. alexander Tatum aud Mafih' Nc" -
N,,,na IIulrIp tkr Eh,lh ami Matiu" ci'H ~
i,,.s l,cra.c.;) Rotrr W Ghtus snl A. L. wy tc" W ''
Wn Phaup. dec Il. s., -. +.
Nv = de- rec made ;h- : it"@'r hIt -
80, rut of Buckingham, 1881 II o.'iSr'd i" '''' .
lfn,Inin. a,mulsa:rx OF icuy I1ugns, de-" ns'h 90
,nr. ihn ur,,rI Commissioner al hrr' I'M :"
~ h,r mic tate teEy " iludars0 ufon ~" estate :" '""
.,. ercad and lha. sui6 acconni- saG '"H
,,sc "A a bas the accounts -" the al! "
ms admir- Of John lIudsins deceased, mentioned IN TIE 7 F"'
| bill marked aEi H. ,f..,..t ). 81. ,u a,-.t,..
:, Mn,nn n IJanb, ruur,m.shp Of Mary Murray. ""'
u,ry r IIu[gns; aan any Hionr. TIoIcns '"'" 80
J m IN. ulouII or her guardian b! Henry lnIt!'. ,"
VI Inhu u,rina ms life "r 10y NJ
j, IIuIcins a,lmlnlstrhtriA u" Henry i"Ctits n' ,
The said female Fhlut ~ i"i s" S'
, p,,hy fn; the .aid John u h'ieh,' e'"
", ~, .h show lrg kind OF rstat" Was 50 WIZ
49, - ,,s ana wlsI bnn!s "i pIopeitEtl "s u's'
nm thereof. with the !atet Of ~ r.e'ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01

Scholas luwrti aged ~ years. and VIM. Saul, aged 20
Is aud months, were executed In New York oD FRIDAY
for the rnnrdcr in Angus, last of Charles Baxter,
achnan on board the ship Thomas Watson, which ship
h w,Te ruthiur al the time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01

This leads NJ: Srcakcr b ~ glance III, immense
nirec; Sc"cils ati>ih4 from speedy c"io Of roads
The g"nrnl from Elizabeth Git; agucd think
i"y 10 prove that three itths subscription would ny
zone oi them three years loan would ce't1Iiy
inis' the Virginia aud Tennessee Danve and SoulhSitt
ROADS much sooner. Complete your Improvements; and
hinS VIII hIay rise in value, and wealth and population
VIII pour IN Upon you. Along the line OF the Baltimore nd
uio rail "sd (lrom formation derived from the conrs
Ss'hes) ihnd has advanced loo per cent-moycne
s!'ecins rom fe road in all dsciions and the *.u!c
..o'ihw.s is upon hood.tide prosperity The
'cshtI' M AFrhkc would flow from other connections
VIII aie west our cities would eSpon their coniirtce
ieFeas AMI the active rapal OF IN. State necessary
W e,i"ihss cnlagc-V Virains with tho back bone oi the
=ihis III lcE Midst the ccntrr gcnlogIsts assert, Gi
iofnialn wealth. would unlock her mineral resources
she mas = UO square miles Of coal crritory PENNSYLVANIA
oet VV yet the coal product n Pennsylvania developed
ny rT improvements Is $50 U 06Owhie Firginia's pro-
iuct Il an inconsldrrab element her wealth Our
hnas, ~ Washington nnd kannw,a equal any the
'ii' yet they ai,uish from policy. Scarcely mine
raj exists but s'nnncrs in mountains waiting Tor the
mage t"nch OF Improvement 10 awaken il from the sleep
Of ages
Let these of mineral and agricultural wealth be
poured down on our stabnard and will need approp-
atoms TOR an Antwerp line oil enterprise
VI" achieve lt-he capital Of the country viii hasten %
'aect our produce. The world Is stirring around u and
y"t sir in siuggistness still delay The sovereign admo
non Of The people will address us. "why ye
here all the day ihcl"
9 you sun hesitate 10 complete your improvements, in
which The State has so largely invescj you will point Your
r"pc Ia the public lands and stimulate craving desire
"i many 10 make US spendlarcs the bounty u another
government
fcu "i! give potency To the argument that slavery il a
deadiy incubus 10 effort that it cngs like the shir,
81 A"sss FarhiyZing exertions The noble States of
naia Carolina AMI Georgia have partly dspcej the de-
iuslon: II We true 10 ourselves destroy or
Mr. Speaker permit me To thank The House for the kind ana
!ndulScat attention they havr me. leave the snb
Jet 50 vitality important 10 my constituents and the State
to their tecs0n remarking that il is Ioan and not Il
system Of loans they are IL pass shall close sir BY
reference TO that %isest OF all books "There is that
tere!h and yet ncrenscthhere is that whholdeth more
than is meet but it endeh TO poverty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-01
THE RICHMOND ES0UIRlSE,
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