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HLEGANT CARPETINGs.-We respectfully invite the at
IL and superb patterns Of
velvet and with tho and mats match
Also extensive additional supply Of real Engah ingram
together assortment OF low
priced hemp aud ingram carpetngs.
the late ad
he reasonable, All
who desire effect saving of money If they contemplate
furnishing advised purchase their carpets now we nave
Al ia-steoif CLAGETT q DoDsoN
VENUE HOUSE, George French Il Co, late Of
HoIei, finished
great furnished throughout in the latest and best Style
The rooms are large and a and every attention VIII DC aa 70 m
Families wishing board can
The charge for day boarders will be 81 per week
Ap ~ eod2m
BARGAINS FOR MECHANICs-Cnsh for Building
build, brick,
number exceeding finished before the
and each to be paid for cash in hand as
soon as ready for occupancy.
approached within few rods by excellent gaveed
adjacent railroad They intended be of
neat cottage iorm two acre lots and all near bu not
adjoining.
Plans viii, small cellars invited which shall
dollars Address the undersigned
Ap ia,eo2w WIN. sTICKNEY
7 ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINs.--Just received by the
subscribers from extensive and rich supply of the
above goods which will be found attractive and will be sold
Aso beautiful assortment conices which will be
made up order. .-----
Ap l2-eon CLAGETF y DoDSON.
FLOOR OILCLOTHs.-We have in and sale tae
Of the above article
which landscape mosaic
grained wood in panels, and blocks unique, resco
chintze, and many other styles
supply step oIclohs all of which
win be sold on the most reasonable terms as usual
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
Ap l2-eo3df
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4, l,ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.-We would call
the particular attention gentlemen choice
stock Of furnishing goods; linen and dress Shirts
and made ORDER taken
also the approved collars and made
der the shortest We have made
will enable us TO produce the incest and besng Shirt the
very smallest -
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TOR CHILDHEN.-We have a very complete
Of chidrens hosiery and gloves
rs dozen cotton hose for Children all sizes numbers
SO do cotton aud J.ise gloves children
oj do silk gloves for children
With neat, small
children misses
20 pieces various styles stripes
boys wear.
Knowing the difficulty above
think satisfaction.
YERBY, TEBBs, * VERIFY,
Avenue House, corner of 7th and avenue.
April 23--dm
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OWEN u SON, merchant taiIors, now opening
Ia their Of goods consisting OF rch
OF fine black blue aud fancy olored eos blue black
choice selection of various
which they ine the attention OF their friends and the
public generally
Ap ie-2awlm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-05

lDUTJIERN aud weStern Lands for sale
- chanreLnnda in the States Of Texas louisiana and Illinois,
snce and in the Territory
be sold
purchaser investment for his capital
would exchanged for city property
n, H. CHEEYER
oe-oaw2m ffnt1 18th street. opposite Treasury
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r AIDES DRESS GOODS
Ii IS choice dress Silks solid striped
rs do and patterns Of berege, various styles
100 do beregs de laAes, fron IAN up
is do silk tissues
10 do Zusmss, very pretty
rs do embroidered
100 do plain Swiss muslins
rs embroidered baze, travelling
aud very pretty
20 patterns embroidered mousselne do ane aud
eIlng dresses.
With full and complete of all kinds Of dress goods
adapted 10 the season. YERBY, TEBBS, Il YERBY,
Avenue House, corner Of 7th street and Pa avenue
April 23-dlm
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nON'T BE HUMBUGGED.-Itis is well known that
clerk hire and sell goods
large and extensive assortment ofnew and
sell ess profess
ng sell Purchasers will please call and eranne for
themselves
Ap l5-dwif HALL BROTHER,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-05

IS dozen brown cotton halfh0se -
IS do bleached do do
do linen do
do
do suitable 10 wear
with low shoes
900 various styles summer gloves
10 do black silk
10 do fancy do
do and
90 do various styles silk neck lies
S do silk and satin stocks
5 do silk scarts, black and in colors
10 do meTino drawers
10 do do do nder-shirts
10 do do Shaker shirts, nice article
do silk under-shirts
90 do brown white nice and cheap
and fishing clubs
dkerchtefs silk
And, article portainng genemens
nishpg goods, and that cannot fail TO please
stock kinds of dry goods
whole of which determined sell the
prices for cash. fERBY, TEBBS, YERBY,
House, OF 7th and Pa.
April 23-dlm Miss Dermotts new building.
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NEWS Boys we.r.-we have in store extensive
WI soment and fancy coors casmeres and
vesng of styles. Also, goods for boys wear
such
Linen drilling, linen check cottonades
Blue, black, brown, aud green summer cloths
CrOton cloths, d'etc
White cooroa marseilrs, plaid and striped Jeans
Farmers drilling, sc. To be sold very low. -
April I7--3uf CBAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE -Removsti Removal
RemovaIi-E. N. sTaATToN, general Ructoneer, has
Ninth and
paciou. warehouse Tenth
the old stand where he will be happy his
friends from md amer tais date.
facilities m the display and sale Of all kinds Of
goods receive the and will make liberal cash
advances cunsirnment.
N kinds of personal property
tended person the reasonable terms.
l4-dlw
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~ below FOURTH north side PhiadephiaWe inform merchants
residents OF this vicinity that
mante pier wall aud glasses richest styles, fot private
all kinds for sales with portrait and picture frames &c
will be found nj establishment.
and large facilities enable sell the goods
at lowest prices
being given win give estimates for mir
delivered fee breakage, Orders solicited
plate glass for dwellings, sc importation prices,
Ap 2-.od1 THOMAS j. MATT q Co
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SEALING Gum, " French CONNIE Patc."-Nesiy put
" bottles, prepared for scaling letters,
ages, Not affected climate Price 25 bottle.
sale at
TAYLOR h MAURY's
April lid Stationery and bookstore, near 9th st.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-05

THE Complete Works OF John NJ. Mason, ID ID, In
i volumes edited by his son.
uov Living Dying; with Containing the complete
dury Of Christian by Right Rev Jeremy Taylor, D. u.
Journal and Letters of Henry Martyn.
Christianity Revived in the Eesti by w. o. o. Dwight.
~, sale bv GRAY n RALLANTYNE,
nrt ~ sire ne Odd Fellows Hall.
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"NEw YORK, May II, 1852.
THE English Law and Equity Reports edited by Mess Bennett
Think,
Such examination have given
accuracy diligence Of
ports appear the compendous
which the English Reports presented to US.
!" WILLIAM KENTn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-05

WORKS Cheover.-A Reel In a Botue Jack in
being adventures of of the Kings
Celestial Edited from The
uscr Old Salt
Voices child the Soul OF Man series Of
Anaioses between Natural and the Spiritual World.
Pilgrims Progress and the Life and Times Of
Bunyan For sale by - -. . .
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
ApI6 Near Odd Fellows Hail.
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NOT TO BE PULLED DOWN-our store is not TO be
IN and elegant stock OF fancy and
goods which determined to sell cheap
selling Our stock is large and must be
will their advantage call and
purchasing will they fail in
beiag suited price quality Don't mistake the place.
YERBY, TEBBS YERBY,
Cor. 7h and Pa. NV, Miss Dermott's building
An Il
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MISSES ANDERSON have several pleasant and
with without board House
ID house opposite Me-
chapic's Row, Washington.
Mar 0i-2awlmifs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22
couRTING IN RIGHT STYLE.

COUNTING IN RIGHT STYLE.
Gee out your nasty puppy-let me alone or III tell you
mai! exclaimed Sally her lover Jake, who sat about tel
feet from her pulling dirt Of the JAM
81 amt techin you Sal" responded Jake.
"Well. perhaps you don't mean TO nulher, do yer"
"No, don't"
'Cause why you're tarna scarry you lnng-lcggcd,
lantern awed. slab sided, pge"noed, gande kneed owl
you hain got tarnnl Bit Usebse get along home with
"Now, SAL love you and l cant help it, and ef you
don't let stay and court you, my daddy will yourn
for that COW he sold him i"her day By lingo he said he
do it,"
"We look here, Jake, il you court me- you'd bet.
Ter do il as white does that hingnot set of there
If you lhort was pizcn."
tHow on arth is that SAIL!
Why sdel right up here aud hug and kiss me as II YOU
really had sonIo bune and sinner of abou, you Do
you spose won,au's only made 10 look at you foul YOU
No. they're made for practical results as Kossuth says
10 hug aad kiss, and SIGH like"
"weIl" said Jake, drawing long breath. iii" must I
must for do love YOU Sa'-and so Jake commenced al
ding up her like male porker going to battle Laying
his gently upon SAILS shoulder we thought we heard
Sal cay
Nov begin please me- old hoss that's acting like
white man orer."
"Oh Jerusalem and pancakes % exclaimed Jake, III this
amt better than any apple sass ever marm made, Darn
sight Crackee! cakes sap-acks and lasses
ain no whar long side of you, Salon. how love your
Here their lips came together and the report that followed
was like pulling horses foot OUT of the miro.
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A GOOD HIT.

Thu New York Evening Post justly remarks ',las u
omn lines ON Benevolence contain more POM ,I, n
! long sermon which has been preacheo "o'' '''
the subject: ,r.,pvor ENcE
+. benevolent man waa Absalom Bess,-
A. each and every tale OF distress
He blazcd right up like rocket;
us felr for all who meath povery's smart
Were doomed TO bear lifes roushest pai''-
40 FOL, for them in his Utmost heart,
But never felt in his pocket
Va, al, said he was excellent man;
For the poor he'd PREACH for the poor hed p'an'-
To heller them he was willing;
IN, The Oldest one who had heard him pray,
And nreach for the poor in piiiiul way,
cnuldn't remember, exactly, TO say
He had ever given shilling
Dian excellent man was Absaom bess,
And the world threw up its hands TO Bless
Whenever his name was mentioned;
Bp, he died one day, he did, and 0!
He went right down TO The shades oe'o"'
where all are bound, fear, 10 GO,
Who are only good inteniioned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

i,sp a, ,. residence OF has father William u v" 80
m. cnrnty GeensvIiie, MONDAY the isth 81
hn.f ,lnrss, Dr.. BENJAMIN II. WALhEh' ;" -,
l.. ,..,,sG-s
DIED on the ih la- ar the prcs'"t m"sn' ., All ~
rounty ol Charles Ci;y. Mr. LITTLE u ir.tc rsb
i.t year Of his The GcccaSei '' Go"h
no more Mr. Bradley wa. OF anlaale ana d.
hch moral character, punctuai ga h m. fellow MAJ
tmIr loss to The community in which he sea heir To-.
ri. has let many rela ions ahd ,riet - " the hand.
w. NY ne vel tail. ard who cannot hstt
day. are AS sra-,; hover OF the hslu hereof shi
a ,,sss,6 over and II is gone, and the pace
il u more
NJ Wing will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

DEATH UF col. TRAPNALL-Col + w lrap@
lie iyhg candidate Tor Congress in Arkansas died AT hI
lcro Brew county on the <h inst. He "aH on I've q
vass with hs opponent when taken i'll. Col r. i. War;
he Democratic CANDIDATE remained with him for some y"
bn, finding mat Col. !. mol likely TO recover 40
rncueh enable him 20 meet HI, .ppon nene, @au COZ
prrd 10 20 the canvass from MnnceI, alone lhs
mains Of Col imrna' taken 10 l,;itle ltocs VII
they arrived the !lth insi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

GOOD ONE-The Chicago Democrat says that the
eastern papers arc circulating the following story
"a gentleman physician complaining OF severe
headache The NJ D. told him he would have TO take out
his brains in order relieve his head After he had taken
them out friend passing by and leaving his
brains on the table, followed him short time after, the
saw him. and enquired why he did after
his braus2 On says friend do mol need them now,
for I've been elected 10 the Illinois Legsalure"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22
THE I.ASSES

cent annlfet e"'
e We" THE LASSES.
a,R-Green gro1r the R'tshes. q.
There's some sweet charm 10 evry laho'
Oer which the sunbeam passes, y,
Nv Angels brought at Heaven 'o'""
To deck It's bonnie lasses, y.
Blest be the lasses, y,
Fair bloom the lasses, " o,h,
I raa. Us dslioht 10 soul and sghi,
Nv Night and honny lasses, y.
The maid of SPAIN whose stately a. ar
Her beauly's power enhances, o'
The belle of France, moro oeo'n ~
~ ,nrirhtly grace entrances, y.
Blest be the lasses, o.
Italian ewes flash loves own IRE,
And Grecian orbs its splendor,
ZEN i,apland feels IN electric wire'
And gives q twinkle tender Y.
Blest be the iasscs y.
The blue eyed Germans softly beam
Like moonlight DER the waters, U;
And beautiful as poets dream
Americas fair daughters, w.
Blest be the lasses, Y.
The English Rose, all bloom ana sn'' n.
70 home gives heavens atiTaello"'
Sweet Nora Creina's ar'iess VIZ
Drive mortals 10 dlstfae,'o"'
Best be the asses' "
.n,o divine howe'er dlsplay'd
'I ~ ,rns born Scot eer classes y,
~, No nae ,hat grace The mountain maia'
WIN Wio ' own loy'd Highland lassie, "
gest be the lasses. U,
Cco,lond,s bonnie lasses, y,
Themoun,ain maid in snood and plaiu'
oear Scotand's bonnie lasses, y.
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Gov. TroasdaIe, Minister to Brazil, is here.
TERRIBLE IDENT-DREADFLL SIT

TERRIBLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SITUATE
NIAGARA FALLS JUly Is, 2 p. M.-'r~o men "ef" =
-ed over the Falls this morning, and both lost IL"
nos: c!iraiEo almost htin ii Inc yamniag cas-
with alians certain death awaiting him The &C. ns Is
in. beyond description Hundreds III specaioIi
he the brink OF The Fall in b!eathle7s al "
Ii anxiety. All :hree were ia boat, and GOT da""
The rapids. The names have not ye been a'ce'taue'
Nearly every summer something like the aho's
from Niagara. and after serving its purpose ol a,s
pubic attention tina: .wa'ering place is
The psearnt dspaIch MAJ .c!:c what act''",i -, /
Int, under lie circumstances, %e peter 2 '
bHget" before giving il entire credcnce.
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WASHINGTON AEEAiRS

WAsHi%Gr0S July lS-'IhG action oil w. Marsha :"
la:iDn 10 the Chinese rebellion, Ispleases anA 'MoA
The administration TiU.i, mare seriously than y 80
ersioot. Mr.. Walker has cniiniv recovered "'' "
leave the 2Oh Of September FOR China but Inc se""
Princeton has turned out utter failure. ihc eoVeIh"
AT the present moment has but YrSnfT nj commiNd
the pu.posr vi conveying Mr, Waker, the saranic aai
said tina, she cannat bc got ready much before Eecrn"
Il is now .ilu 2h that the fishery question VIII mol o.
poscd Of bslorc the session Of Congress. neH ris'no
said TO have turned Up &c delay negotiations.
The Conyrcs-oaa! Library - finished, and inin"'r~
splendII style The transfer Of books will commence
mc!iately.
C.u T,nn.,i,l. Minisfnr IN Rrazil is Ln.c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

sg Among the recent arrivals in New York we notice
tina, of the Baroness Berg who s considered the
female pianist by Lisz Thabeg and Leopold de Meyer
This lady native of Vienna where she received nsruc
tlons from some the celebrated music She
studied composition under the eminent counterpontst
Lecbsr and took lessons of the inmtabe Heuse who 10
ST. Petersburg where he has been received with the
utmost ecoi.
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RAIL ROAD AND STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS.


| RAIL ROAD AND STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS.
We are glad 70 that attention has been called The
prevention terrible casualties land and water by Tho
application OF the ancient remedy of the law OF deodand The
article which subon the first step OF progress in the
right direction The only sufficient precautionary
10 impose penalty all cases of accident whatsoever
and leave it Jury enforce mitigate the rigor OF the
law according the circumstances of each specific
According the inv OF deodand forfeiture of the in
srument by which offence came, results Immediately the
occurrences OF accident of serious character. But
composition in money is usually and almost universally
admitted in practice matter of convenience both the
offending and The purse Of justice And this compo
sItion is determined al larger smaller amount according
the evidence, by the finding Of jury. In this way all
accidents resulting in death serious injury punished
and may be promptly punished in proportion the
negligence attending them.
Although indebted article in The Phiadcl-
pha Epscopa! Register for having recalled attention this
eecua remedy must declare that the writer has but
very limited acquaintance with The law Of deodand and
still less with It's origin AS the latter is curious topic we
will give from memory brief account of the history of this
law.
In the early ages of all criminal Jurisprudence the disnc
Son between voluntary and involuntary offence and be-
tween the Of rational and those of an irrational agent
either all is very inpcrlecty apprehendcd
Thus involuntary homicide and intentional murder exposed
those who committed either 10 the vengeance the
same punishment and The same composition In The early
days Of Greece in those OF the Jewish people the same
fight refuge and publication was REQUIRED in
either In The middle ages il same thno and
the first lcdcment of the pardonng power as appcr
tanning the Executive took place in England in The reign
Of Edward Ent yid restricted The case nf pcrsons
guilty only OF ounary homicide cdeendeado AS long
"a this slate Of things continued animals brute matter
were treated the actual isson of crime
and were tried, and sentenced accordingly dog a bull
noIse or projecting beam equally liable with ration
agent be tried for any accident which nigh, be occa
eonea oy any OF them, and 10 be punished accodingv
aouhoah proof OF this position may found in very Gu
rious work of Micheets borrowed principally from Grimm
the originals Of the French law where instances of
offending beasts having been duly tried hanged and fined
may be discovered.
OF such irrational procedure could not be main
ained after intelligence had become developed and me-
codinely find in the earliest periods the Roman law
this ruder practice suppanled by procedure which s all
nten,s and purposes theiod English law Of deodand AS
the technical by which this branch OF Jurisprudence
designated by the Romans s such rs TO msead all
iuquirers may remark that the learning on this SUBJ
ject in the civil law be sought under The quaint lille de
lis Qui Pauperiem feccrunt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

~
I.1uIzvlLLE IuIy Is An Anu Cah"Hc 49,"
Kirkland. j. holding !.nh mere. Ran"p >i"'ih.
sheb a card r.uuestian al Cahoijrs 10 Keep ~ >.
hia meetings. ami TO avoid all violence. Inc rsn.e
forbid his preaching. and refused 10 grant MN
nnnLln. runfhe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

PRESIDENT PIERCE AND GENERAL SCOTT.
It Is said in the Crystal Palace last Thursday when Pre-
siden Pierce General Scott he shook IN warmly by
tho hand and said "Ah Geaeral never expected TO meet
uou nm The same Dlaitorn -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22
MISCELLAN EOUS.

AN EXQUISITE STORY By LAMARTINE.
In the tribe of Neggdeh there was Morse WHOSE ia
.s snresd far and near and BedoCln OF ano!ner oe W
name Daher desired extremely 10 possess IT, ia'ug oie
ad in vain for II his camels acd his whole wealth. ne MI a.
enoth nnon the following Device by which ne hopeu 10 gum
ha object of his desire He resolved 10 stain ms lace WIN
The mice of an herb cloc himself In rugs 10 lie MS ees
and neck together so appear Ike lame oeggaf mus
enuinped he went vail for Naber The owner OF the noise
who ne knew was TO pass that way When ne saw Naoel
annroaching on his beautiful steed he cried ou In weak
vpce ~ am poor sanscror three days have been I'M
ahe 10 move from this spot seek Tor food am uyns
helm me and heaven will reward YOU. The bedouin KIND
10 offered 10 take him up horse and carry him home
bu The rogue replied 81 cannot rise; have no strength
sen Naber touched with pity, dismouned leo ms morse 10
the spol and with great difficulty, SET Inc seeming oegga
on ina back But no did Daier feel himself IN 'ne
saddle than he sci spurs the horse and saopPed on
inc ou as he did go at s Dahe have got Inc morse,
and am off with it," Nabe called after him 10 STOP anu Ms
fen Certain of being pursued ne tuned ana haeo Al
abort dIsta nee from Naber who was armed win spear
"You have taken my horse said the latter Snce heaven
has wiled IT, wish you Joy OF IL but 90 conure Yoo ne
YER 10 tell any one how you obtained it, "And why MOTT
said Daher because" said the noble Arab anolhes man
mich, he really i'll and men would fear to tip him. You
world be the cause of many refusing perform an acl OF
charity for fear of being duped as have becn orock
with shame at these words Dahcr was silent Tor Elomen
then sprinping from horse returned TO lis OWNER en-
bracinp him Nabe made him accompany MN 10 ms lcn,
where they spent days together and became last
for life
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

A SMALL M!SrAkE.-ln Mr. Lyons card, publish
in Tuesdays paper referring 10 The "Cat Hole. The
Swearing was printed in Price II "awca.ins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

EJudge Esil formerly Of Virginia. and more recently
OF Kentucky died in Oldham county, KY, last week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22
MARI
DIED,

N.asIpn on TUESDAY the i9h ins,.. n the X ~
Gin Mr. JOSEPH W. BARLOW 10 Mis-. Ella ST.
tL rI,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-22

DANGEROUSLY iLL.--rhe numerous friends OF :.
Res. -! @ vii learn with that he Dangerous
IL al his :ea !cncc in t5 clly
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL REGISTER.

We have received the July number Of this quarterly pub
caon which contains many interesting articles glpnf
accounts of The history n State from the earliest periot
TO the end Of the Revolutionary War They are :-Lort
Cornwais' Campaign in Virginia in 1871; Sm.!hs Travel
in Vreinia in 1873 &c; Guzeteana No. 3 Geo. Sandys
The Coed Ship iennwn, and the rest of the iee An Oh
Sword The Battle Of BGnker's MI; Various Intelligence
Miscellany Among the extracts from the old Virginia Ga
zetc which was published in Williamsburg under date O.
1885, arc notices OF the preaching of Whitfield, the ceIebra
Methodist divine, which we snbJon:
WILLIAMSBURG, DEC II, 1879.
We hear from Philadelphia, that the Reverend Mr.. Whit
field he celebrated Peacher) arrived there from Eng
land md had preached in thai City 10 Times and New
York Times; that vast Numbers NJ People lOckd near
him. and the Churches not being large enough contain
the Hearers hr had preacd in the open Fields 10 or
10 900 People Time He preached several other
Places s Way Maryland and last Friday he preached
al Annapolis before the Governor, several The Council
and great Number Of People.
This Evening the Rev. Mr.. Whitfield arrived here his
Way Georgia We hca! he is preach Church
Sunday, and on Monday goes On his Journey.