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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-09-17

SIR GEORGE CoCEDURN, notorious, in the
war of 1912, for his repeated attacks on The
farm houses and hen-roosts on the shores Of
of the Chesapeake, and for the amount OF
wanton destruction of private property which
he committed, died, in Englard, on the 10Th
ultimo, in his S2d year. The London Times,
in an obituary, speaks Of him Gas man who
frequently overcame not only an European
enemy, but coniended successfully with
American seamanship and valor." The only
contest of that kind in which he was success
fully engaged was when, with an overwhem-
ing force, he fell upon the few gnn-boais
which were stationed TO defend our rivers,
or assisted to assault the militia hastily gath
cred to defend private property, wherever
this marauder made his appearance. The
conduct of Cockburn, in this war, was dis
graceful TO civilized warfare.
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From the star Spangled Banner
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WNI. M'CARTY,

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Market Street,
sUNBURY, PA.
r1,sT received and for sale, fresh supply
- EVANGELICAL MUSIC
~ Singing Schools He is also opening at
time. a large assortment OF Books, Ill every
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Poetry. History, Novels, Romances' Scien'lhc
works Law. Medicine, School and Children
Rooks. Bibles 4; School, Pocket and Family, pcth
,,i,h ard without Engrayings,-and every OF Vafl-
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Also lust received and for sae' rurdons p,-
osst of the laws of Pennsylvania, edition oil 1901
price only $500. ~ . co,,roor.
IuJqe Reads edition of Blackstones Commen- en-
,.r;cs in 8 vols. vo. formerly sold at Slo,oo'
and now offered lin fresh bnding) at the low
price of 5000. D,,,;o ro-
A Treatise OH the laws of Pennsylvania re-
meeting the estates of Decedents, by Thomas :
Gordon, price only S4,oo', . III y,
Tr,yeIs. Voyages and Adventures'-ail Oh
,h;cb will be sold low, either for cash, or coun-
try produce. ro ;.
February, 81, lS52.-u'
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ArForNrEp Samuel B Slambaush, O.
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.prsU Vanilla Bean of superior quality
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
TUESDAY, July 10, 1858.
WEDNESDAY. Icy on.

ENCHANGE.-HH Marshall DR.. ] b Rice Charlotte;
Lewis, Halifax; $ w Young Lynchburg; Dir w A Fu
qua, DrJ \ Hamlett Miss Hamlett Charlotte; SUIT
ton King William; Mrs Hamlett CampbelL T. s Dud
lev, Lynchburg; w Downing Florida; J Sykes Co
lunbus Miss; Face and LADY, Virginia; st Santos
Slaughter Petersburg; Valentine Charlottesville;
DIR VIM Nelson, Hanover; II Peuus Louisa; Doby. S
Carolina; Josiah BuIruss, King William; w Whiting
VIM Robertson and daughter, Amelia; Jno Rogers Mr..
Rogers, Miss Rogers, Miss Dargan, Chas DaTgan South
Carolina Mnnlree, Southampton Pickett & X Fun
tame buckingham JAS LABEL, Cumberland; L Bucking
ham, Rockbridge; j ID HUMPHREYS, Lexington Miss T. =
Stephens, Saraloga; w Ward Georgetown XIV; Jos Fn
qua, buckingham; Jas Paxton, Lexington X w Now
lin, Wythevil e: w Hodges, WasIing T. q Leigh
Amelia; q ii Blrksdale Farmyile; Jas Johnson Liber
ty Va; Bailey, Abingdon; Worrell, Fredericksburg
Mrs John Hart and sou, PhiadeIphia Briggs Ma =
Mrs Riggs children, and wants, Washington;
Dejarnett, Caroline.
COLUMBIAN.-D Kurkle Panther Gap; II y Cole.
man. Nelson; + Jefferson, Amelia; Mis- S.lden Char.
lotte; Mr. BOndurant No; ID Fiouruoy, Sampson, Mr
Fornes, Powhatan; T I Puryear, Granville C.; VIM
; Deaorce, Lunenburg; W Hunt Granville: James
Moon, Il Il Moon, Albemarle; Jos Nuckols Il Brooks
II Mason, buckingham; Il T. Lewis, Col l. Gucrrant
Goochland; w j Porter Farmvic; W Smith and
sons, Jno w Wilson, Cumberland; Jno A Scott : n
Scott, Thos II Anderson, Pr Edward w Davis Meek.
lenburg DIR G. Crump, VIM T. Clopton, New Kent: Tho.
A Smith, Lynchhurg; WIN ID Turner. King & Queen: c
| w Dabney, Hanover.
| AMERICAN.-Thos II. Branch, Petersburg, Va; Da
yid AyTes, aud lady. Galveston; Miss Mccullough do
Pask, do. Il. Doll Va; WIN. Lea Petersburg; w T. Wat
kins, do. DIR. Marison Llurencevle, Va; VIM T. Smith
Va; Samuel NJ. Chapel Ball. H. b. Grigsby Carlotte
VIM. Dlard Surry Co, Va; W. Dandcr Hampton Va
CITY HoTEL-M Young Hampton; Thomas IIuet Caroline.
samuel iIand Portsmouth, Neal C. II d Moody Mreh.mi
River Hale, Weldon Rogers lady, Mis-
Hobbs {; Rw hatcher, Clayton Tennesses II IN
p Turb.r SVe Gee p, va" an h sis ranSA,
Godfrey do Jas satern' Norfolk county Hammond Warwick
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21
Prom the q. =. Mining journal. Iuly ~. 1853.
The first gitumlnans Coal Nine.

Hcf'rs. Hhioyso HE Hrirg J,qsaa
~ your paper Of the 2i ri May Gal a very niorc5t.
ing article on the subject of the Gods Of the United
States.
IN that article YOU say tho frst bitumnous CopI
reached tide water down the Susuehanns only IN 1904
les. thap hair " century"
lou Will pardon iur correcting s error The first
binminoui Coal iuned n the rnitel States was ~ tie
Black Heath Pits 10 thc county II Chesterfield Vir
ginia
a. The TINE when these pits opened they were
called TrhueA Goal Pits shortly aner they became the
property Of the late Major Henry Heb Of Black Heath
Who may with great prOpticy be termed the Pioneer IT,
tbs branch ~ industry in country.
cannot nov give the precise date at Which Coal min.
ing was commenced at Black Heath, but know il vas
prior 70 1904 by several years
Respectfully,
T. b. DEANE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

~ \ curious state OF affairs exists among the
Democratic brotherhood at this time. The Union and
sundry Locoloco organs tell the people that the Free
Soilers and Secossionsts appointed to office lay the
ADMINISTRATION have renOunccd their hercsies, and
become true converts TO the Union and the Constiin-
ton, aud that none receive appointments who have
not given in their adhesion t. the Baltimore platform
a. to the evidences Of their conversion there is con,
siderable diversity Of opinion among themselves
Union aud other organs contending that because the
Free SOicrs AMI S.ccSsionsts vOtcd for Gen Pierce
they endorsed the PLATFORM and became sound Com.
promise men, while those same Free ,ilcrs and Soces
aionists say they did no such thing At the same
time, the Con crvatvc Democrats at the North refuse
- ratcrnz' with these called ncS coacerts of the
Free 81" wing, and the Conservative Democrats Of The
South Likewise refuse To fratcrnizc with the Secession
IS "f the patty ~ the proceedings of late in Lo Ii
sections show They dcnouncc them rs the same fac
uonists now as formerly. TIE Union and the al,,lo.
gists for the Administration still insist upon th,ir
g inversion. Which are we to believe while sncb
c"ntradi tory stat1 icnts are malcY DO the Wash
n'ton Union and other journals know better th1n
tl"sc who ought 10 knoo Je,t, or even than the oar
ties tl,cnsclyes2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

~ Opposition t. the acquisition Of Cuba is being
miniicstcl in both Northern and Southern sections
Ia Northern sections, the ground or opposition in.
wolves the slavery question, aud ~ in the case Of The
acquisition Of Mexican territory, notice Is given that
'dbA is acquired it must come into the Union NJ
free territory. sentiment has boon expressed. add
proty generally endorsed in hr South. that before
any more territory Is annexed, guarantee must be
gvc1 that the privileges Of the South to hold slaves
'here'n will be duly regarded and in this IL may w.
considered That special reference is male b. Cuba.
'" addition 10 those grounds of op POSITION is adlel
that Of the Sugar interest Of Southern States. ia
view Of the increased production Of this article. were
Cuba in American hands, auI the removal Of duties
thereon, by which the sugar-plrntcrs Of Southern
Satc' would bc seriously affected in competing with
the superior advantages Of Cuba for producing suoar
7eceat articles in the Administration organ-iC tbe
Union be called such construed as ttrocyp,
oot feelers on the que ston Of the acquisition Of Cna
Quite large number Of our citizens desire its annex
alton to this country, and important reasons are adj
dnced in favor Of IL; but Il il evident that in what
ever form the movement may come II viii meet with
COZ siderable opposition,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21
NEw nn,ck M.Gh,SE; VOW ~ sEgCEssFuL ore

NEW MACHINE, NOW IN SUCCESSFUL. OPP
6hL PROM THE MAINLAND INSTITUTE, NOVEMBER issE an
Improvement than the art making the same prmSe
mahInsry a. the
models in the Patent Once show many o. them eyneng eonds
these perhaps be pre-,
tn. main dia.u consists in the fac! that unless the be
the clay some part the machine sure 10
so clay makes SnGh m,haPsn brick or as some call t. as
end les. than the other AGAIN. moulded In nne sand viii
the Inventor sought to and has accomplished
the brick viii be setting a. nor do he
mouds ever fail 70 hs pressure given BY peculiar adapia
SITTER ne clay. Ds batter Le Jret-iha makes sharp corner.
In less and
The Havre Grace. the any.
where aud yet not Ave bricks 10 thousand are lost No other
lifnl color aud hne hni,h Of the baltimore briefs.
Provide pieces feet
loss q Sc, them 10 VI. gr9n1d even s,s che uLfa- into
bers show how the different parts cseer ON the eccentric
sweep by you up
mould. toGs several tim " to see that as eiesi and light
R the clay box ard four times.
twice. returning the clay a. 'gues ou-ts Is done 70 temper
the nr.. charge Shove mould through sasl Of clean
this riunge the ou let drain moment ten
er on the rails give the dust box shake q dust r bottom, In
like manner MI the rails put ia at reeroeaon and
the mould in IN towards you edge,
Get d5vu edge - lght loose the head, holding
ffuntduwu brings the
su1thcr light tap head, aud
down aganpus the whole up e bucks previously dropped,
a
hang hold with hand while you give light tap
/
The quantity depends the speed. The usual horse
,sn evolution in three minutes and as turns out mould
Tour noud machine walker will okc ~ revolutions per
minute, 81
Ave ni1uidlnaehne II managed a. foious3
The dug, heip aud with .
SCOOP iou pond ditch along side. Teman- soak al night,
/ and " three days ati th0 better.
The clay being thus h The barrow ani wheels
| " 90 the chine. another sipvelt u IN.
dusts tu0uiis the ralsa
thcin 20 The barrow Two stout boys alternately vii te
10 tb or and discharge taking about " u tiigung
tie at fourth te uols when
nsccsry piungs then 10 watsr aud set them tn The plates
the dusier THIS iorcc, three ADD boys,
| make 10000 per day.
e. aes them on edge hske Afterwards set them IN the
kp ready IRE the work ~ four ahd two boys wp
The usual hall cord thousand
kiln Of 10000 Will require the atof
mon, day snd night A. the ~ and
places these
himself
pce OF four mould machine, flof the I've mould $50
az The machine 20 be driven BY steam tpncndss the
rigtt fr each. horse engine h guHccnl Address
| Jyu-gt RHANCia N. HMrrif, baltimore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

On Saturday the 1Tth instant At the resiteoc. Of ~ m ,
IN us county ~ Amelia, Ms MARY 4. BOUKtR aged -
years Her ltg had been such her ali WHO tn
hs d hy last 9nentf such Hose -h9 would
nave st desred for she had lived the NE
asi Ia the t1uaphs ~ religion, W an an-ct
mother and sisters, sith tnfcr hands o. s
Pi"S The question hstfd BY scott death H.
last sleep amd anFgcred by himself, NO. y the last nnsI ~
ns rs snch thought as ths such realization of d.
70 soa-f when The yeuny the gs,tie the
tfuni sllch
tir sgandst sud s~epur r-iatvr aud saI u.., h. a..
taehon- shat prove the sd dishanors tbs =,
tusncef TIE toigad ~ aud
shi'sc 9TH audiosped lusfo. 1870 w ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21
IaSs%. ~ ;, S 70" ny nr Z.

INTERVENING wOHKs nv RFtIgioI.- AIr,tou.
hohke No " Nam street, hss Tor fii wns ~,
hvtsnoys W Chtist,nity. Ny Dr.. Alexander vol p H..
oaHacntsFy - ~ Pains, BY ~. Asxand~r. I -
Aunais ~ The Poor, ~ Leigh Rrhuood t,i, a.
.u"s Christian Corner Stone ani Way Cool 90
Msaslf asd serInohs a Rev W Arn,tropg "a,
sewpr ~ ths Eev. d. Be1cn, rol o..
Hust uu uie Resurrection. va. o..
heecher ~ uapusn I foi ~.
Th- Worta 81 az neesh~f vnls q9s
Of nsscufn'f sermons, vol. 10.
h.fee, Notes 90 che SeW Testament, ~ sale collective
" ~ singly; IHice 10 per
hlants Notes on To- fentstenrh vol ss.
""fs Histories u nss che Savior, and 8voIs 81
Esfneus and Diseoursss ~ Rev. ". Bl1ut. A.
VIZ ~ anl NHflafhs Nfv Andrsw HnttIIur
hoafdmsns eihtc b. m faniiy snd Caafitinr liGise
.ssapesA os n.ltisn ops vs. o..
s,i.s,, 7, W. ~. ~, "a chureh. one vol 20
hehNih hts htssse tand tsffe assortment 81 bot
NJ ohe Flftgnts - ilsratufr, A. sthoai Lsw and
"fti rh'eh D. oaera 81 thg reasonable yates
ulHtrs sAt.ANsNDgR sAFtSit
- tst aNvHs ssftaslr vu.t.
afrE HAns tosusfss '''' " '"A'A
NflHS AND WfIBEE'S ~ TgyTV
-. sthAhNh aAHNiN. (Eueces.oss 20 Heb A CoN
-N'-s-s.s----.-a-...-......- iie Natsf sirsst v.
n Z Ructa AND oOaaissIoS Mvecussf H., ,,,.,.,,
~ ceenne he ofecefy snd Csufaission HasInss. a ~
- 49, Nain sweet, tHhucud VI.
WV - " CatfNP AGENT
t.sreN MAtrtsa oetoqua Nsr.hiag .sd s,I-r ,o.s,.
- ~ 80 wssis nstans - 30 sha - -iie.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

- The New York papers take in high dudgeon the
toast OF Mr. Sedgwick the Crystal Palace Banquet in
which he said he delighted take that occasion to
proclaim that there single dollar Of black mail
sought to be levied by the American press. The Courier
in commenting upon indignantly asks Now wha, would
he thought Of the geDtemanly instincts Of man who,
after inviting certain people his table, should proclaim
that not of them had ever been guilty of picking
pocket or breaking open a house"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

AccIDESr.-A man whose have not been able
learn, in attempting dump the while in
zion, Saturday, the Depot fell under the
wheels and instantly killed. He from North Car
olina, and had for short time been in the employment
OF the Company.-PortnaoHfh TrdnScriDt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21


~ The New York Evening Post, which has been
favored with inspection OF COL Benton's great
work, kens 1t to Thucydides history of the Pelopon-
nes'an We conceive Of no other similarity
than that both relate to TRANSPORTING in the au
thors' lifetime, and cover about thirty years In the
character of the works themselves there can be no
resemblance In the whole course Of the great Athe-
niansproduciion youme scarcely of the author
at all. In Col Benton's production judging by the
samples have SEEM the great lam" is the Hero Of
the history We do not say this to dsparagc Colonel
Bswork. 1t is avowedly a narrative Of his own OBJ.
Servations and of the incidents in which he person.
ally participated. His individuality would therefore
almost necessarily occupy prominent place even if
he were modest man. But being, as he is the most
conceited man in The Confectionery it is not to be sup
posed that he could omit any opportunity of making
honorable mention of himself But Thucyddes was
not only the least personal but the impartial his
toran, that ever put pen ~ paper Col. Benton is
man of violent prejudces Of intense p ions and has
had more personal and political quarrels on his hands
than any man of his day Is it possible for him to do
justice to those with whom he came liz coniictg
We do not doubt but that Col Benton's book will
contain much useful Information and will be one of
the most amusing publications of the day-amusing
from the excessive vanity peerng out at every ne -
hut we have no idea that it will reach the dig
nifty of impartial history.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

The Montreal Gazette SAYS that there mios oil
people in the Canadas OF this number $40 900 belong
to the Catholic religion, and 900 the Protestant
showing nearly eleven Protesants nine Catholics The
latter have gained 100000 in thirty years. the former
100000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

Coon RYE-Rye, grown the land of Mr.. Morris
Frederick OF the 9Th district of Baltimore county, has
been shown the editor OF the Baltimore County Advo-
cate, the heads of which from to inches
in length and are well aud heavily filed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21
~ noRGF II. rE,KE t,ommI..Ion Mrrcli,n,. N
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, s,IE np YAII.,m.p ,InrMAn1l

~ LAND-in pursuance Of Adecrre pronounced day
Of november @ by the Circuit Court n Augusta county
uit Of saunders guardian Sc Garth &c (Which decree
been modified by suhseguent decree
the 18th June, 1881 the uersgn-
viii sell public auction the highest bidder on THURSDAY
e s day Of september next should the 9Th " suitable day,
"therEis- the suitable day thereafter residence Of the
late Willis D. Garii ~ the county Albeare thirds Of the
and valuable real Of which Garth died er
ed aud possessed consisting between 500
valuable Aib-maTe land.
These lands divided into tracts consisting
al at Us being the ~
ald Garihlvrl ard died and the other, consisting
about miles the FIRST commonly known the
Howell trart
Both lie within distances
the Unvery Of virginia, and the Central Railroad b~ing
than miles either point
COOL neighhYrhon, tiuber-
" sand adapted g. al the crops u region 81
The undersigned authorized u s sail and
should they mate b.fIf, of srpt.s.S -
notice n the fact will be- given
Ir1s fourth ~ the purchase money hsnI and the
h1tn" IN rItti ptvm~ntf ~ two
With approved personal security "r defer ed payments aud m
10 b. withheld until the whole purchase maney paid.
sAuSpERs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

FKE-We informed that the house of Spencer Har-
pod about miles below Leart Falls destroyed 10y
fire the night Of the 9th instant Several children who
were sleeping up stairs bareey escaped being consumed
by the devourng element and the house and furniture
are said to be total loss-BHetiH Wea Columbia Ma
20 Co
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8 yOn NV yOHK va NOnFnIK- y 8 van

~ mr. L-at~- every Ffidsy Afternoon . 4ft,SN
oriock-BY THE ELEaANT slnE wHHEL OCEAN LRfT.o
ETEAMsfftP WOASOkE- The slave ftycfe amer .fk
C1veudy Csnmander, will be- ready freight to-day
oeoes, up hour ofi O'Clock w. Pfday the 92d
She vii o'clock ~ tn day by which
hour passrnFers are requested - BE on board.
FassengersttFng this Tor N0ffk the
A. ~ the River hpats.
The JAMErpwN every Tuesday afternoon o'clock
fassagc o. Ne~ Yort, Including sod ststeron sceom
mottfidsi only
Seerage passsge only ............. g.
jy2i--1t LUDLAN wATsOg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

THE WEAruER has suddenly grown more cool than could
have been expected from the effect OF the last rain The
h.. probably been hail far ia Whssling IN.
fefiigeHcu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

~ The friends Of the an,i-liquor law in Baltimore
have called city convention having for its object the
suPpression Of Tho liquor cense syslcn IN Maryland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

tARRtAGEsTree strsng plain second hand Carriages for
~ SALE to be AZ the store Of George sunner
ing on Uy2il o. X. PEAKE
CsTOCKs FOR SALE
- Virginia six per cent Bond. different dates.
Central Raj ID Mortgage Bonds.
Richmond City Bonds - years Apply TO
jy2l MAURY NORTON Under City Hotel.
a FORGE II. PENKE tonmI~ion Merchant sves special
~ all Country Produce general
merchandise other coElded
his punciua friends promptly executed
sfr.efg al Hytu Urn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21
MARRIED.
DIED.

On rusiay, che 18Th met, by the gish Rev Bbop M.gu
city. ''' ~ ~ '"''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21
oOld Nat Maean.N

As he was familiarity called'in our youth. is>vcry
graphically described in the forthcoming book Of Col
Benton--an extract from which we give IN another
column. The picture is admirably drawn, y in far
better taste than had supposed Col Benton caps-
BILE OF, and possesses truthfulness which will COM
mand the approval Of all who know the original
The venerable and universally beloved Editor OF
the National Integcuccr whose kindred virtues and
long and close intimacy with Mr. Macon would have
rendered him the itest historian OF his fe thus pre-
lud,s the sketch of Col. Benton
"THE LAST The RoNANs"- Our readers are indebted
to-day 70 the New York Post for another chapter from Col
Bentons forthcoming History This chapter comprises
sketch Of the hs and character Of Nathaniel Macon Of
North Carolina man who filed large and important
space in the public councils from very early period in
our Government down TO comparatively recent one
Mr.. Macon very remarkable man, and he q type
OF the simplicity, honesty, and virtue Of the Republican
State OF which he was native Scarcely did any
one OF our earlier legislative decided
influence in shaping the of the Government In its
foreign relations as he; and during the critical and mpo
tan preceding the Of 1914 and through all the
trying exgencies In which this country placed by the
wars oil Europe his opinions frankly expressed
always looked for in England with peculiar soctude
afordng reliable clue to the policy and intentions Of
character is eminently valuable in 4 republican STATE
an example for all who would their country honor
ably and give dignity, purity, and perpetuity
publican institutions Col Benton has drawn this portrait
admirably, for his heart in it, and every reader win
be struck with the sm cy, cearness force and beauty
Of the deiineanon Wehave read nothing for long time
with more pleasure deeper interest and we know
Of hardly any thing American biography so worthy OF
the study of American youth could wish to see il in
serted In every school book in the country. '.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-21

dk IN nEwAHD.-Rssavsy rom ne ,sl,,s,I,sr on ioih
D ebNB instant, hts servant N0msn CAfbkNH, shout 20
years % from hve trc~ inches high, color ek sui
peck maft prncpy her nose Va. vel dressed AND sore
suppOsd be making Washing.
o. from whence brought sale,
4 dollars delivery
taken within this county hy dolsrs byond is nnits
Rcnuorp Julr qoth issa.-IY2I-M