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Greeks e.eluslrcly or in common with The msmhsr. Of

Greeks exclusively IN common with the member. os
other scots. '"s VI
Ills understood that this promise extends EQUALLY IN h
maintenance oil all the rights aud mnunities which hay,
Seen eneysd 40 datY1o by the orthodox church aud ,s
sgy won inc walls OF Jerusalem aud without without
any prejudice TO the other Christian commuaities
In case the Imperial Court Of Russia should demand
locality shall be assigned in the city Of Je
Q, It's vicinity for the construction ola church de-
voted To the celebration Of Divine scrycs nv pn".s "
and hospital for poor aud distressed pilgrim,
SSa suee foundations shall be under the surveillance Of the
10as9 II, oenesal OF Russia in Syria and Palestine
Inc necessary rmsnS aud orders shall be given IN
.nose VINO have right TO ask for them "a gHi s rsi and
70 he creek Psriarch for tho execution of these sovcr
ssn DECISIONS and farther understanding will be come
found place In the rnins respecting the HOLY Places
nor In the present notification 10y '''S
The undersigned remains &c
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TnE CoES PANrc-The excessive aud long protrae,ed
dsousht has produced quite panic in the corn market in
tins city, and prices have advanced during helas week So
u 10 cents per buhe and the present rates the sunp
scarcely equal TO the demand Although VIC know The
prospects Of the growing crops in all Central Georgia are
gloomy bcyonddescpon that the crop has entirely
we 'hinh the present panic quite unnecessary and
the present rate too high For VIC feel assured thai the
surplus in Tennessee and the North West will be more than
equal to the wants Of the cotton growing States And as
the icc7 ior transportation so great with those
sections 10y railroads and water and the rates so ceap we
feel quite confident that the present prices cannot be long
maintained We would, therefore, advise buyers To con-
hnc their purchases TO their immediate wlntsreIying
nal '' - ''''''
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WASHINGTON CoLLEGE.-The examinat ton, have bes,
going on at College, but time has been SO much Occur
pied that we were unable to attend The Commencement
exercises come oil to-day and promise ourselves an in
denty for all We have lost in missing the examinations
We know something Of the admirable system upon
which this Institution of learning is conducted For the
last four or live has been improving almost eyerv
respect its standard of scholarship has been advanced
It's course OF studies has been somewhat ENLARGED and
here where its intrinsic worth is known where its nau
enccs so out to purify the mental and moral
around it. II is esteemed by the intelligent public as an in
siilnon in every way worthy Of confidence and support
II is supplied with able studous and efficient corps
oProessor each master OF the department in which
pesdes each one with just the responsibilities
Of his position deyoes himself with commendabIe zeal 10
developing both the faculties OF the minds and hearts of
those under his ntelaSe. With such men at its head
whatever branch Of study its processes to teach il does
teac not supercially TO; with outside gliding TINT
contact with the world will rub of but Il explores
and demonstrates from surface bottom and from centre
Ia circumference every branch of science and literature
embraced in its course.
Let young men. with proper previous preparation en-
Ter TINS institution possessing heart desire and will
70 labor Tor the requirement Of broad sound and
almost without exception those young men will 90 forth
from College, enter upon the duties of life with
oil success and make themselves known and felt AMONG
men.-Lerington Gazette.
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Groans Of the BrItaus.

The Washington correspondent of the Enquirer
writes
have been informed, that under the late arrangement
several fragrant acts Of injustice have been done the
Democratic clerks and perpcrated with the light before
the appointing power, that such injustice being
summated; but il was not stayed. When Mr. Hunter
comes TO Washington. he look into this
and right the wrong that has been done to his Demo.
cratic feow-citizens
Virginia which ushercd this great nation into existence
and which, in days past well present. always has
tanned Democratic and Democratic measures sadly
ont OF join, just now in having member of the Cabinet
no minister Of the first grdd-amost of the second
rank-and We are to be LEFT neglected Il would SEEM
under the President Of choice gropc in the
dark in affairs of magnitude, headquarters. Yet We
as Nrginians, despair of tho repubicwc boldly
march TO the rampant and willing to storm the
citadel of Whiggery, whether have few or many
enjoying the smiles and fvors of Government IL Is our
duty TO sustain our party.
SADLY out of joint, :" Well, we told you so -
You will mend matters very much by the course
you propose to pursue The Brigadier will doubtless
be overcome by your humility aud beseechng. But
in all probability, he will bcstow his favors elsewhere
if you content to continue stcafast without re-
ward.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-11

RLstGNArloS oT Nh. CUirNs-wo regret 70 learn that
the Rev Geo d. CrNNNs, who has been for nearly seven
years the Rector Of Christ Church In this city has resign
el having accepted calto s. James, Church. Richmond
OF which Dr. Empie was lately tho Rector Mr. Cnn,mins
has been one Of tho most beloved popular apd useful Pas
tors Of the many that have adorned the pulpit Of Christ
.nfch nnd his congregation aud himself will separate 20
doubt not with mutual regrets. special meeting Of tho
row holders aud Pew renters Of the Church has been ca
cd this evening by the Trustees before whom tho resgna
ton will be lsd.-NOyfoU BcacoH Jaiy g.
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lor WEArnrR-Ths hottest weather that has been ex
perenced in Charlottesville for the last thirty years was
iet on Thursday and Friday OF last week On Thursday
the thermometer in northern exposure in the shade
stood at % deg. and Friday at IO1 deg in the coolest
place IN This town In our Office Thursday the Their.
day VIC had rain which cooled the atmosphere and on
Saturday Sunday and Monday refreshing showers fell
We had another good shower yesterday aiternoon-
ChdriotfssciHe JeFsrsonidH.
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DEATH OF JUDGE TALIAPEgRo.-It becomes our painful
duty TO announce the death ofJudge TALfAFERRo Of this
Circuit which occurred at his residence near Franklin
court ionSc, ON saturday evening last. We leave it to
other pens to pay fitting tribute 70 his virtues as man
aida public officer Suliceit say however that no man
was more highly esteemed in private life and his integrity
az pubhc servant was uhmpoached and unmpe chablc
ne was buried on Monday moruing-a cOncourse of
his neshbos and counymen being present on the occa
SON. TO pay their tribute Of respect to the memory Of
worthy man and upright Judge Beford Sentinel jaiy
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'sSOule and Cuba -

When the new Minister to Spain arrived at his
lodgings in New York, the night Of the 9Th inst
IL is stated, serenade in which 300 or 400 per.
sons participated, was given him, and that on his
appearance he greeted with enthusiastic applause
and cheers for "Soulc and Cuba" This is a nice
commentary upon the proprety Of such an appoint
ment by the Administration The Fllibustors have
right 10 serenade Monsieur Soul6 as much as they
please but what calls forth such manifestations from
them7-painly that they hail the appointment Of that
gentleman favoring their designs upon Cuba lie
goes then 10 the court Of Spain, with endorsement
from the Flibusters insulting TO the Spanish Gov.
ernmont and calculated TO aggravate that Covenant
into just such rupture with our own az the Fill.
busters desire. II may be said the Administration
10 not responsible for the manifestations Of the
FilibusterB towards Mr. soul6. But It is rcspon.
sible for knowingly appointing tic rery n'oa 10 call
tah>n Joyfh II is but part Of the game, however.
that played adroitly by tic Iocofocos in the
Presidential campaign, aud carried ont by their Adj
ministraton, to catch birds Of every feather II is
evident now, that Monsieur Soule was appointed
Minister TO Spain 10 please the Fibusters and to court
thor support for Pierce Co. common sense Of
proprety and perhaps the peace Of the country are
Al 10 be sacrificed for party promotion. II is not
he oslv instance Of the pursuance Of policy 80
reckless, by the present Administration.
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In the county Of Buckingham on tho 2Sti ult JAMES
" TklCE son Of Capt James ~ Trico OF Louisa county
ibe deceased was near 10 years old. Previous 10 hs
death no bad boon attending school IN the county Of Buck
ingham snalchcd awaJ thus carly in life with prospects
Of useful career, adds pognancy 10 the bereavment Of
bis devoted parents aud relatives bat he died Christian
and their loss Is his gain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-11

Intelligence has been received at the Navy Department
rom the United states gate Macedonian a. late as the
bih May last At which time she NJ the island OF Grand
canary twenty-five days from tho waters Of the United
States, oil well II will be remembered that distressing
mor OF tie total loss Of this fine vessel prevailed not
since Tho many friends Of her numerous lie, Of officers
nn1 crew will reloico % hear llcir saleiy.-RepnLLic
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FIEE--A fire broke out about o'clock on yesterday
morning in the finishing shop connected with the foundry
Of Nessrs Burr Etiingor Cary street, adjoining the
gas works The shop entirely burned up some por
ton ofhc machinery having been saved Tho portion Of
the building FIRE situated within about twenty feet
ofonc Of tho gasomete to which, ofcourse there was no
possibility Of its communicating Loss about Is 900 in.
sured in the Richmond Fire Association for e. OJO The
value OF the machinery saved will Is supposed cover the
other thousand.
The fremcn were promptly the spot and succce ded
IN preventing any injury to the adjoining buildings The
hre was 80 strong for sine to have caused serious
I"ehension Of its spread.
tS5- We had very refreshInr f,llof rain l,.. nirhl
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W Gather and CrOps

tfOps.
The Yazoo (Nis-) Democrat of "wednesday oo,b Inc,
says:
The weather continues dry For several miles around
tue city there has not been rain enough for nearly to
months 10 completely lay the dust; In some portons o
TINS AMI Holmes county there has been an abundance of
ram We have heard Of plantations on ne norton
Of which plenty Of rain has fallen while on fl other tber.
has been none. The crop must h.. hort several
vaey planters nave told us that they will make ten
bushels TO the acre. CotOns continues backward
The st. Louis Republican, Of the Goth ut, saws:
We learn that the fly has made its appearance in the
wheat in several places in this county especially in 81
Ferdnands township. gentleman living there yester.
day Informed US that field belonging 10 him containing
/ the cutting.
There nota boat arrived ON any othe upper rivera
during yesterday but what encountered heavy rains during
their downward trips. The jeanne Deans and Golden
Era in from Reokuk and Galena report heavy tans al
keokuk Hannibal and in fact al along the river from
heokuk down Tue wind blew very severe for several
hours, bot no damage done that VIC could hear or
The Memphis Wing, Of the 2sth, says:
short trip into the country gave us an oppon;, If
viewing the crops and prospects Since tho rains Of last
thursday which we're pretty general the corn and cotton
eroPs nave improved much and look 70 be in healthy,
tnIVng condition The wheat aud crops arc very In.
dulerenta and viii not prove more than half a crop
In several neghborhoods in this and Faycte county Nc
hearo Of numerous cotton blooms having made their ap
pearanco during the past week. also, from Marshall coun.
", MISS VIC had the the same report With seasopabe
weather during July aud August the planters may vet
/ miAc ohceIeht crops OF both corn aud cotton.
The Florence (Aa) Gazette q the goth ut., says
We were shown tho other day full grown cotton
bloom grown upon the plantation Of Thomas Poster In
lawrence county. Thi' is the first We have heard Of
\ during the season.
/ We learn from the Yicksbrrg Wing that eoriously
refreshing rain fell at hi place on wolne.diy night on
the goth ult
Inc total coinage gold the r. s. Mint IN 1882 was
tSZsf0OOo The quantity of gold dust sent from Cali
iorna during the time il calculated AZ about Al
100000, deductng $4,000 for gold produced In Caro-
una ana feorga, the production Of California would be
s0t'OO0OOO Surprising that Liberia and Australia Weld
so OoOOo-which is moderate calculston--it would
make inc annual yield Of gold from these three counties
independent Of others, about Sos 900 900.
VEsERlnLE-There is a man In this city an Iri.lmsn
lately arrived In ne country who u hundred and four
years old lie enjoys toleraby good health and w,ks
about the streets with considerable vivscty His children
who abo 10 maintain him. sent for the ancient Ubsrn
sn.--Nes Bedfoyd AsreHry
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MARRIED,
nIEn

On he Gu o. July, By Rev. Oscar Iteton Col O. n Marks
DALE ~ Richmond ~ Mics JENNIE y. vENhBLE stss, d,ggb
Ter 81 Joseph v yensJle, ESQ, q Rsrmville, Va.
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10 What shall stop the axe: says the Home Cores
pondent OF the Washington Republic. gentleman who
noticed my announcement of the appointment of a new
consul at NatanLIs reliable authority that
Vice President King, 1henn his eEd earnestly request
ell the retention in his place OF Thomas " Rodney who
was consul at that port and whose kindness aud attention
had won the esteem and regard of the dying statesman
Alas how soon are the wishes of the dead forgotten when
necessary to the qualification Of living politicians and live
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-11

orE RELATIONS WIN MENIoo.-rhe Universal" pub.
shed in the City of Mexico, prononnces the rumors
sroundess that the increase of the Mexican army called
Tor by late decree Of Santa Anna in contemplation of
declaration Of war against the United States That "a.
per says Mexico has no idea Of declaring against the
United States because aware Of her position aud espe
eay because she respects the eternal laws Of justice but
she Is endeavorins to place her army a respectable
iooung with view to repe more promptly any invasion
which may be brought against herself by another nation
under notion of physical superiority, and the known
tendencies to WnitGJie expansion Of which certain neo.
pie make so INSCRIPTIONS n boast"
70 II is stated that the Pension Office issuing from
one hundred aud fly to two hundred land warrants
daily.
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INDIA RuDRER.-A correspondent Eof the New York
Courier, writing from Maranhan, mouth of the Amazon,
gives account Of the India rubber business He says
vi had an opportunity to go into large India Rubber
warehouse, and the material just it comes from
the hands of the natives Such Heterogeneous mass OF
bottles, sheets shoes jugs, balls ovals, &c. &C. is DIFF
hcult to imagine Every possible shape here repre-
sented; and il chunk thrown upon the grca; heap
bottles, shoes jugs chunks, balls and ovals would COM
mcnce tumbnS and bounding and dancing on all sides
"A drol and amusing sght-clastic shapes dancing Jig
question: saw some huge Jumps OF rough ugly black
looking india rubber which upon being cut proved to be
pure white inside, rather had much the appearance Of
curdled milk, and emitted somewhat offensive odor-
These Jumps the natural rubber without preparation
ust as it eNudes from the OF the tree and runs into
the ground, where it makes mould, and curlles itself
~thou; the assistance OF the native who has only to pick
up and carry market But although this is very
pure material, and As ;,! much superior in strength
and durability to the bottle aud jugs still it will not bring
onethd the price that the prepared rubber does Many
OF these Jumps large that four men arc REQUIRED to
carry them"
There sa method in preparing the gum which has
recently been patented and which differs essentially from
the usaacnrdng The milk, as drawn ou, the tree is
bottled in large glass bottles and iemohn preparation
Of some chemical nature which is secret is mixed with
the milk, and the bottles securely sealed In this wsv
the gum sent IN the United Saes. /: curdcs twenty
four hours after exposure to the air aud form, pure
white, solid inl rcnirkib IDLY strong rubber
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~ The New York Day Book, in view Of the recent
roth NeW Yo'k, thinks there Is every Indication that
she naive American party be rccrcaicd and reorean
isei 70 take the field
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s8 The Baltimore Patriot very appropriately remarks
'Tbs Unioa perhaps right in saying that the Admins
ta'on has not been oensured for anything else except
its sppon,mentsior wha, else has Il done? Nothing
and miles. !, be oensared for doing nothing and we are
uFe tha,s nc culpabc here there Is nothing to con-
dena Il for but IL appointmentsp
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A ScArHING EEroET.-The Lynehburg RconJiican
s-k' what Col Talbot did in Mexico and what were the
marked traits in his warrior and soldier which
eutitlc him 10 be pesoner for life pom the Govern
ment, in defending his removal from the office ofmai agent
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad To which the
Nirginian replies We tell them what he did and
what hc did not First lie did not stay away like the
tenth legioa.' Second he did not run away like the
regiments of two Democratic States Third he lid not
fall OF faint away like celebrated Brgaiier from the
East. As to what he liI-thc fortune of war did not
bring his regiment himself in front of the encmy-but
he, as they, did his duy-his whole duty in the position
where he placed. Does the Republican design to in
innate doubt of this
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ts5- We had very refreshing f,llof rain las. night
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ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
kichmonh, Va. on lhr Doh.


Richmond, Va, the Dock
SEAsONABLE sOODs-Our SIN very good and We
- call The attention reduce our
stock before make Fall purchases are Offering goods
low. - e s'
Our Apartment Of Dress Goods good
berages Lawns Muslns 0gands LANES Plain and
Figured Black aud Coioed Silks Grapes Al
pacAs, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves Of all kinds, Handkerchief Collars Chem
hette fans Muslin and Cambria Trimming, with
jy9 C. UARTwEII A IN
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NLAss WARE, dc. comprising rich Cut and Pressed Cob.
" lets champagne Wines, Tunbers, Hook and Celery GlaA-
fruit Bowls Preserve Dishes. together with full supply
emma and Wrought Granite Ware for sale at gT Main
yyI BULKLEY 4 co.
6yO-PAHrNEttsfiiP NOTICk-R @ PLANNAoAN, otEChar.
" ottesye, and GRO RyEs Aibenare are this day adj.
Intted Co partners In the HARTSOOK Stokes In
the Grocery and Commission business.
The business will hereafter conducted under the stye ~
FLANAGAN STOKES a co.
Our Mr. Tsnnagan will give special 1nn,nt.
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IEsERAnLK-Ihere Is man in this city, an Trishman,
lately arrived In The country Who u one hundred and Eo1,
years old. He enjoys toeraby good health, and walks
about the streets with considerable viv.oity m children
Who are able 70 maintain him. sent for the ancient Hbern
sn--N,v BedTord AsreHry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-11

MIR. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years; by the of three bat
stared and now has beautiful head of hair any
could wish His age is about 80 years.
sonot Mr. Warren Of this town, II years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail It Of
the most aggravated ever he enacated al
most TO skeleton BY the Of few bottles of the ONT
meu he h3y0gtg and for months past has
enjOyed robust health.
This was an extreme case of iagDlnnqtioa Of tie spleen
of long standng has variety of eatnentirom less than
EMIT different physicians without receiving benet-was
cured BY the Of only four bottles of the Magnetic 0n
This four months ago and the lady irS Dun
ham, Is still in good health and able to attend 10 her usual
household duties have treated two of Chronic 9rs
Eyes with the Ointment both of the patients HaIr'y
bAd need attendant TO lead them from place 10
place 0he of them had been afflicted years. the other
about years They had tried the best physicians in the
State without bene and OF them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated DR. huZv of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars In
efforts to elect They by OF the
Magnetic Ointment nearly quite cured; and able
read and attend TO ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number efcses of Piles and in has
fils of gUiBJ ltfqte r6if and ge5stGligd De,aHs1t
cure have also used benecallv in severe OF rv-
sipels Aud last but not least have within the last year
cured four esof CANCER by the of the Aa9letie
Otstnelt alone.
Froma thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended confidently re-
commend 10 be Of the useful remedies of
fered to the public Respectfully Yours
BURT0N HUBBELL, NJ. d. -
Dated Jan o. 1850, Amelia, Ohio
The character Of this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city. There quite number of indi-
vduas who ascbe their restoration to health 10 the OF
this extraordinary Ointment.
For sale by H. O: SCOEEl,
..-- BERRY & DENOYILLE,
nave CARTWRIGHT ARMSTRONG.
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Cot I. p. CHrtruAN:-Dtqr Sri have been using
he Reaping and Moving Machine" patenteted by AIanuey
OF Illinois, which YOU are now Offering to the citizens of Ten
nessee II FIRST MACHINE. II works
NEATLY and RAPIDLY The per day viii depend
principally upon the speed OF the II the team
ravel four miles per hour il viii Reap Now fifteen
ten hours Il is entitled to the confidence of the public
Respectfully j. SHELBY.
J. L.F. Bradley, managing the farm Of DIR. Shelby,
make the following statement We have had for than
one week. one of Col. CheathaIn's moving and reapng
machines we haveied it in clover and grain blown and
eled and that aud cleaner than the
svhe blade and that it viii NOV per day much "a
hands, and reap at least twentfour per day.
iune9g-tSw L. =. BRADLEY.