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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11
INTERESTING LETTER OF THE DUKE OF
WELLINGTON.

During the first occupation of Paris by the allies,
in 1914, Lord WELLINGTON wrote many important
letters to the Homo Government. One of them,
addressed Lord Liverpool refers to the proposal
to send him to America:
have already told you and Lord Bathurst that feel
objection going to America, though don't promise
to myself much there believe there are troops
enough there the defence of Canada forever and
for the accomplishment any reasonable offensive plan
that ennld be formed from the Canadian frontier.
quite sure that al the American armies which
ever read would beat Of field of battle the troops
that ftom Bordeaux last summer, if common pre-
cautions and care taken Of them.
That which appears to to be wanting in America
is general, or general officers and troops but
naval superiority the lakes; till that superiority is
acquired it is impossible according to my notion, to
maintain army in such situation keep enemy
out Of the whole frontier much less to make any
quest from the enemy, which, with those superior means
might with reasonable hopes Of success be undertaken
may be wrong in this opinion, but think the whole
history Of the proves its truth and suspect that
you will find that Provost will Justify his misfortunes
(which, by the bye, quite certain not what the
Americans have represented them to be by stating that
the navy defeated !, and he had taken Fort
Moreau, he must have retired.
The question is, whether we obtain that naval
superiority the lakes. If we cannot shall do you
but little good in America, and shall go there only to
prove the truth Of Prevoss defence and to sign peace
which might as we'll be signed There will always
however, remain this advantage, that the confidence
which have acquired will reconcile both the army and
people Of England terms Of which they would not
approve.
In regard to your present negotiations confess that
think you have right from the state Of the to
demand any concession Of territory from America. Con-
sidering every thing IL is my opinion that the has
been successful one, and highly honorable to the
British but, from particular circumstances such
the want Of naval superiority the lakes you have
been able to carry 1t into the enemys territory not
wthstanding your military success and undoubted
military superiority, and have not cleared your
territory of the enemy the point Of attack You
not any principle Of equality in negotiation claim
cesson Of territory, excepting in exchange for other adj
vantages which you have in your power"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11

VERMONT GoLp.-Rev. ZADocK THOMPSON has written
letter giving account Of his experience in searching
for gold in the vicinity Of Bridgewater, Vermont He
says;
Thc gold is found in the range Of talcose slate and
steatite which is known to extend through the entire
length Of the State, from north TO south This range
passes through Bridgewater the middle, aud the
gold locality is but short distance from the centre OF the
township towards the southwest The gold is disscm
mated very sparngy in veins seams Of quartz and is
associated with the suphurets of lead ron and copper
The strata Of slate between which the quartz Is inter
spersed dip some fyve degrees towards the east and
the seams Of quartz vary much in thickness and
what irregular. Gold has yet been found in only few
Of these seams and Of which has been obtained
from a single seam in which several hands at
work This is from ten to twenty inches wde and
porons OF IL are filed very abundantly with galena
snlpburet Of lead At blast made in this while
was present than hundred pounds Of pure ga
lena were thrown with tho quartz together with
suphuret Of iron and very few small particles Of gold
but whether gold lead will here be found in sufficient
quantities to ply for working is yet problematical"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11

PuRsUIT SCIENCE UNDER DrFFIcuLTIEs.-It is said
that in India lines of electrical teegraphc communica
ton work remarkably well in the transmission Of impor
tant from posts distant from each other and 900
miles of additional lines be added Immediately IL
related that short time SINCE delay having oc-
Cured in the transmission Of signals from one Of the sta
tions the asked and returned that no
could get the Office with messages, rs ro hgs
aud other teroeious prowARg Goom me
office. Highly characteristic this Of the jungle districts
though enviable position for the clerk
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-11


Where half the convex world obtrudes between;
Through torrid tracts, with fanting steps they go
Where wild Mtama murmurs to their
Far different there from all that charmed before,
The various terrors Of that horrid shore;
Those blazing that dart downward ray,
And fercely shed intolerable day;
Those matted woods, where birds forget to sing,
But silent bats in drowsy clusters cling
Those poisonous fields with rank luxuriance crowned,
Where the dark scorpion gathers death around,
Where at each STEP tho stranger fears TO wake
The rafting terrors of the vengcful snake;
Where crouching tigers wait their helpless proy,
And savage men more murderous still than theyj
While oft in whirs the wild tornado flies,
Mingling the rayaged landscape with the skies.
In this rather unnviting sketch must be confessed
that is easy recognise the natural features Of that
thriving State which at the present day above
eight hundred miles Of railroad and which by her rapid
y increasing population and liberal endowment of col
eges schools and churches and all the other social in
situations Of highly improved community Is fast earn
ing the name Of the Empire State of the South.
After repeating these lines, 1t Is scarcely necessary to
say that there much ignorance and exaggeraou pre-
vaing in Europe to the state of things in America
But few years after Goldsmth's poem appeared an
occurred which aroused and fixed the attention Of
the world The revolt Of the colonies in 775the Deca
ration Of Independence In 1TT6the battles Of the Revo
utonary war-the alliance with France the acknowledg-
ment Of American independence by the treaty Of 1888
the establishment Of great federatve repubcthe IL
ustrious of Laayette-the European reputation
Of Frankinlnd the towering character of Washington
great applause gave to the United States great and
brilliant 10 the family Of nations Thousands in every
part of Europehen probably heard of America with any
distinct Impressions for the first time and they nov
heard Of 1t as region realizing the widest visions Hun
dreds in every walk Of life began to resort to America
and especially ardent young who dissatisfied
with the political condition OF Europe Among these
your late venerable President Albert Gaatn Of the
most eminent of the last generation, who to
this country before he attained his majority and the late
celebrated Sir Isambert Brunei the architect Of the
Thames tunnel He informed that he became citi-
of the State Of New York before the adoption of the
federal constitution and that he made surveys to
ASCERTAIN the practicaby OF the great work which af
ter~ards United the waters Of Lake Erie with the waters
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

the gladiator the imperial dignity and power Of
the Cesar As captain Of Pr1torau Guard or troop
Of tree lAnSes he may occasionally gain some small re-
ward for Limsef and fooNcrs; butt I'LL fequra an SN-
raordaJy and for him most FOX uats occurrence Of cir
cumstanca to make him he chocc Of the people OF this
State for responsible tst ue vent 90 Syracuse and
his peculiarics devehpcd u tmsclves lie seems
delighted that quiet and orderly Democrats terr6ed
AZ his approach and the DEMONSTRATION o bis gang lie
became the leader Of uiumyratei in anew Reign of
Terror. ~
"The politicians Of the Vau Bu,en school had been
long accustomed to control political affairs that they
thought tho offices belonged them rather than tho
people; and when the people rchclled against the dc,a
tor he did not graciousy dutly submit. but deter
mined to unfold at suitable period the STANDARD Of treR,
son.
Ills subsequent proceedings proved that he cared very
htie who his associates Il he could but defeat the
Democratic ticket lie and his free soil followers lost
the State on that oeeAsOn
We oay now refer TO- il would bc tedious to quote
the scathng letters Of ChaS. OConuor, Surveyor "
the port of New York. and judge Bronson, now Co
ector of the same port addressed to the soft Shell
wing of the Harmonious Democracy, also the various
elegant and aifcctiouaIe notices Of Mr.. Marcy They
are ofthc same family.
Now, we have quoted these things because there is
philosophy " be gathered from them. Let Us see
what it is Is it to DC doubted that these gentlemen
knew one another lust well before the recent Pre-.
sidentia election US they do : Did they any Of
them raise their yirtuous voices in denuneiaon Of
what they term unholy alliances corrupt iu-
trigues," and other refined performances Nota bit
oft Prince John had warned them by his acts and
by his words, by his conduit in Is and his declara-
tons in -. He declared that "hc adopted
the Baltimore Democratic Platform only for tbs
OCCASION Where. slept Bradys eloquent invec.
tvcs then! No! no, 1t wouldn't 90 TO quarrel
before the election-cyery thing for harmouy-ac-
IL. a.. e.
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On Sunday night September 26'h, IN Alabama Of the
prevailing epidemic, after on iuc,l OF five days. AZ tho
ro.llonee Of Richard II. Redwood summerviIlc, Mis-
SUSAN ,DuRFEY.t
CITY papers please copy,
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I'VE don't care 4 toss mp
Whether Mossop kick Barry
Or Barry kick Mossyp."
rA- The pemn.-stic hr,,l

tS The Democratic brethren are exposing each other
to such shocking extent OF late that the Wings have
Little else to DO than look and report They are re-
eved Of the disagrcclbc duty Of sayag hard things
occasionally about the great Dcmocacc for the brcth
rem do up perfection among themselves II the hal,
true that they say Of another what nice par.y
iheyare We have heretofore given lev sncci mons Of
the compliments that passing between suudrv wings OF
the party in which interchange OF cpi,hcts are in
dulged in, to the astonshmcut Of all who ezpect
brethren Of the party 10 dwell together in peace and
harmony But the family iead does NO; stop at this ban
dying OF hard names. In very unchrsan spiri; they
90 back and rake up the SINS o! other in Judgment
from which has been procnimei by slnIry high anc
tonares Ia sh5 Democratic church ta; all raa-.resor.
were absolved in the late general congrcs.,irg At
Baltimore. Among Others, the Na.9l,q, DsaocrliN. W
brings TO sHt Gae following "Reminiscences, OF scye..
prominent among ,he faithful in the Empire State
"Iu 1915, among hun lrels %! like assertions TJ. -
Buren, s5cmuy declared, III ever east a vo,. for ,
very, may DE ior> keu of man ali lcc.-,-l ly tir
John Co,hraEe, tlc man vino nov speaks bg .tgrIs-
r'y thea declared aat 'te o7poser7 Of the Wnot p.o.
yIso shogi. bee Jgltci here ana GsautI hereafter
Martin Grover the -lit ticket .ur Attorney Gene.
raj then said. III ASKED % eaior, the lo.. section
OF the fugitive slave law, under Iuy hocu .rr.s
whatever, would never consent o TO-. la. rather ..l-
el'e with 'lie taa With dough
Non these aye LEADERS, OF The New York School Of no
tclus upon whom Tue Administration takes such peculiar
de.ightia sioa1ug It's ses and i4yors, aud whom its
ess-o a, st'unchy a"f,ni- W o,aIsr uie Hu..crs
think they have been bly ;rsltcI aai az, having hard
time o! it, When Aey refresh tlgg memories WIKI .lr5
anieceicuts Of those who uacc-cuoatou,y shorin-
them to side, mouopoiz.u. the Offices. and even an
propria,ins themselves title OF the True Dsm5.ra
cy-whe they the HunkeT read Of the party as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

.z-rl,. ,t.--..,-- 49, ..----..-,
II ' A'."7-'" "y'.'.'' "a III -'''c.e ABOUT south
'.''' %. "'''-'- .''''' do country
~" EARN IS superior 70 Virginia Ca"iJ'nl may glitter
IN her gold, ou; where IS hos AMI copper: Missouri
nav boag. OF her co91.- hint ,.l.r. H. I.- -.., ,
s,Ifprtr,s psnrsvlv,ri, r,,y -.,.l 10; f- -. . .
'''' ' --' ''''''''e Out
"s'e is "ef '' anu ''Ali A'n'ie"y m'y boast OF her
cJal bu; where is her silver and m.rq.si.g Tines, a-
al G,pr5 in s,,,tv..,c-, vi..;,f. i.;.-t.--,-
,
- '''' '.' wa! '" Us
copper aud iron, Wythe is lead and Goa, Suyh is salt
aud plaster T.zcwe Russell Scott aud Lee their hills
filed with rich treasures, and Washington behind mona
o. them in all these element. Of wealth IN aII,.,n TO
al this VIC have the finest watcrpgger in the world the
agest forests tie plres air AMI the coolest water and
iha very country itself seems rest upon limestone
foundation. We have no epilsmics nor coa'lgiols-n,
ag le nor yellow cyer-no small pox clolsrl-u5 hy-
drophoba nor ockJtT-aui lat well lcl-t no ticks
nor moslli,oes.'
The Virgiui,n further STATE. tf.. ufy.-.rr, rrr.
per acre is d. hi,l rrics f,- lta, ..r-. ,s ,.
don aud the gtalt rsa-o.I Will ye g-...i .r.-.t ,.
country in two year. from TODAY r. f. OBJ, stretch f i
agina,on. to prslie, tf, ,iis p,,,r,.,-, r. .r
in ten years, and that South western yi-,s, g.i .f
become one Of ,,. ,-,.., 90 ''.'',
tifll countries on the face Of the Chine,
y -''''- '' '."."' mean by pro
''' ''''"'"s "'''''s 'ol's relating 10 The Pa
,tr,.,I ", - q, .-'t 10 hI.A TIE 10 d
uecc.si,ic. do not demand ~ '''' "'.''.''
o. Has the government right 70 build such ro,I
.n,21gn 'c'toy ilr local purpose iu advance Of the
eoo.itir, lie i.ts. ,r i .. e,,,s il.', ~ without
come it, inhabitants
3D. Would BE- square honestly with thc admitted doc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

Washington city, me rh Instant by che Rev. Mr. wasb.
burn, NJ. HUGH rHiLLJPs, 10 Ms MARY D. BRAY, AZ Of
NirFula.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

3 srOeRnoLDER FRoM LYNcnnrRe.

THr BErsu CtHErr.-ft b said that recent difficulties
n Che British Cabinet have grown out Of the fact that the
Elh ~ Aberdeen thoroughly believes n the honesty and
sincerity Of the Emperor 81 Russia however proud stupid
and stubborn hc may be- and that bee implicitly relies hs
good itih while biz colleagues think him intriguing
knavc no moro rather lc 70 be trusted than an oren.
t ytnri aud having I'll the slippery tricks Of the east
combined With The rude energy Of norhorE barbarism.
PhiqdsiDhia Ipgstrsr,
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mo- CnllllI.,i.nNnnAr..

Letter. On business he adrcr'scd % the "k4svs
a. HAtO."
both sides ~ The paper viii Mt hs uhishod
This ~ Ions staninK ought Co b, known o. ALL ana val
departed from Oa1ery notices csccelug eight
lines charged for A. advcrtlcmelts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

N The bo"sburg Chronicle says there is not " word
o. ruth IN the report that man killed in GreeubHer
on 1bO f,h uhmo,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

81. LOUIS MAEkEr-SIrr. ~.
ToJaccoMarkct -l-Itly tending upward; sal s to-day
20 hud- comprised mostly Oi very common Tugs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

SALES or STOCK,
J.r 4 ffr.Iy t ,H, Et,t.I.r rr t,l,t s7JHg Ocf. g.
Virginia per cents 80 years rom sales at tho Ire
usury, ElUs.
Virginia per cents 20 years issue sales sIo5 aud in.
tsrs.f.
Virginia per ccnts, Over ten years to run, sales Slo5
and interest.
Virginia per oont under :eu years to run, sales sio8
and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by The State, las, sales, iIol and in.
tcrrst
Richmond city Bonds 20 years 10 run, sales si0i and
interest.
Richmond City Bonds, shor, dn,cr sales :io2 and IN.
forest.
Virginia Bank Stock par $40 sale. s5s
Farmers Bank Stock, la.t sales slI2.
EErIaur. Bank Stock. HI'. -I12
Virginia g Tenn. H. g. b,nI-, Il.t SALES SOS and into
rect.
Virginia Fire and Marine sllcs slO3.
EebIolI ..o q .Deittiop Stock par gl Gales $3.50.
Richmond, frciehck41urg d Potomac Railroad stock,
Last sales 300.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 500
Richmond & Petersburg Rail Road stock, last sales
go
Richmond and nanviIlc Rail Road Stock lst sales SO
james River aud Kanawha Stock, lnst sales s22
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LUnLAM 4 WATSON

AVOh ti.w hONh-First Nc--rI-J3rgiui1 L54r
- y Ei'AWuUd anil Nsir York Tdrt.fs-Thr "a A. j.
y'ric clipper schooner pANviLLE j. B,akIcy Tuu, LPf
Commando having the greater portion Of her
ENgcd and gong on board will sail with ali possible dspair
For balance Of freight, apply
OCT ptyrr, frrprrp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

The trial Of The suit for alleged SANDER brought by judge
BranehRsa"5 Col. Benton, was commenced at Iudcpcm-
dence, NO. on the 10Th ult The question whether dcn-
dl was resident or nonresident Of the State was at
tempted to be submitted to the jury, bu, the judge dec
ue4 that that question had been waived by the defendant
and the tiitl proceeded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

N correspondent OF the New OI.l1l BIllat IN Of
September Both, writes ~ WA shown as evening LET.
Ter direct from Havana pee steamer u which BE- wa sta
ted that upwards Of sixteen thousand negroes bad died ON
The plantations In the vicinity from cholera and that t
was raging violently, and the increase, n avan, snd
among The shipping and that the small por was also rag
Ing very violently there
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

HTOR uOsTON-ELRST TESSEL-Eichniond and
~ BOSTON Line Of PRckri--1he st-stirr rrruInr
packet schooner COURIER Capt. a. lgrrs havts Err
c greater portion u her cargo cagprsi going on
board, viii sail with all possible Dispatch For balance
apply IN locGl DAVID CUHRif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

the chambers Of DEATH TO hide the shame Of their
bered presumpuony Ths aud tyranny, the raneor
cruelty aud revenge toc,her with all tho other unnum
bcrcd Vicesand crimes With which The earth Is still nfest.
CO. are ehongh If the whole pa,s could be brought with
Ia the found " ANY tenost extensive empire.
to fIpie 10 Nhoe population literally Intervals all
but the being tncarnate and that et they would soon
thgpugl mutual destrIeion, cease TO be- Hitherto the
r4lat afsc ~ tio-e c~i the eoirupuo OF the human
heart, lbs spotted with the weakness, seduced the
strcnghSof alhpman eontrvances to subdue them Nor
do perceive any sgus yet that commencing a
better era in which the that have failed before
tlIss uxpeisnts of and fortunate invention
shall become irresistible like the sword Of Michael in our
hands The Of still casts omuous conjecture
the whole success While that is corrupt, it will per
the very schemes and operations 10y which the
world should be improved, though their first principles
pure heaven and revolutions great discoveries,
augmented science, and forms of poEty, will become
'dl0 Nhg may DC denoualGed the sublime mechanics
a dt1raVity'
WSdo quot Dclicyr that Rcpublicanism or virtue
can be taken like the varioIod 10y incubation, but
we are stauuch believers in the genuine small poN,
aud that to be cTcctual they must be taken in the
natural way. We look uPonintcryention and fiibuS.
torSm as dclusion on the one hand or as something
worse on the other. There are other views which
concern rs Of the South, which, perhaps, reserve
Tor another occasion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

correspondent OF the New Yor, Mirror who has lust
returned from the Eaesards beyond all doubt and
says the Car is only waiting for the marshes of the
Danube to freeze when il the Sultan refuses to yield to
all his den'nds' the Russian troops will sweep all before
them and within six DAYS from the rs, conflict will Oh
tain possession OF Con.tantinonlc
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100 e a.s nAY,ju'' received and for sal; 5y

=. VAL LINE-Lrnsrs every Friday AZ
q tcInoon nj O'Clock, q N--EUJ MA NoHR ~
VIA NOiiOlh-ifB STEAMSHIP "HOANNKE."'T En-
C,yESuY, Comm snicr.Frright received to-day rhLrs 80
day, a. ~ o'clock and to the hour % o'clock =. NJ
day, the 9Th instant.
Passengers rsqlsstoi to be board houro
Tartsre, 3 o'clC.-. =. ".
Trsr nod be- tbs oacc South side Of The Pa.
rfseur"r' at- t ..ip for Norfolk De charged tr 4,
a. hy the river 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

% The Washington Stsr learns that all the census
Will be printed complete early the 18Th proximo.
and that Professor De Bow, the superintendent. of the
work. will have the synoPcal report ready for distribution
a. carly as January next
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07
PErENsHrNG MARkErs-O.r. O.

PETERSBURG MARKETs-Ucr g.
Tobacco rcm,us without change since last report.
CJ,u-Mc note safes OF White al n cents.
lu heat there has much Ncitcmcnt-pri, O. run
ming rapidly up, from I2J 1870 TO lij 100 c.us for
He'd and White. A. tuc.c figures our market closed
yesterday, but not 80 brisk the preceding day.
NORFOLK MAREET-Ocr. f.
Flou-t4pcruue, 20 JU Z; line, o aC 20; family, Z
I5as.
Hdy-Clrso from store, al %.
Mcai, per Du.u". for BJitcd, 90 cents.
Oats, per bu.uri, 81, 40 ccrts.
Mu@t-El lJuI -.
Whiskey-2s q 80 cents per gallon.
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-. Another cargo OF coo sIaveshas been sacy landed
!" CUBA with the assent Of the local authorities making
'ota o. 1000 negroes from Africa landed on the south
sac OF the island within monh-so stated 10y adyiees
from. Cuba 20 the New York Times
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

"a The Baltimore Patro; states that the receipts Of
inc Alexandria aud Orange Railroad for the month Of
september we're $4,000 being increase OF $4,000 over
the receipts of August This shows rapid increase in
the business OF the road, aud gratifying evidence OF
its prosperity.
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- We clip the following paragraph from the Sterling
J,ural' IHi iirer.iscr:
McCo@IcGS Rr,rrNG MACHrNT.-This machine wa,
employed n cutting clover grass on the farm o; Soru
car'c o" cG1rSlay last The gentlemen who were urc
en' expressed tnemsev highly satisfied with the al
mirahle mirucr in which the work was done Mr. Nc.
C'rm'cAs good nature and obliging disposition have
him many .Heul, ia this quarter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

- Tie New Orleans Pisry,pe states that the hand.
some number Of dy5y bales ofcoon received ia thlt
city ou tae gg.A ult
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laS "a Democrat Of 1894" proposes in the Balti.
more Patriot to raise the of DANIEL s DrcKrNux,
oil Ne" York. for President in 1856 and associate with
nm Tor the Vice Presidency sound States Rights man
o. the SOUTH The main given that tire con-
s'itutiona Democrats have been betrayed by President
Pierce, and that he has proved a hu-abuc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-07

IEssT AMONG HE ToaAcco.-A letter in the ST. Louis
lniegencer announces that there severe frost in
Pike county, Missouri on he 22i ut, doing great dam.
age TO the tobacco crop half Of which outstanding
Tao thermometer before sunrise, stood at 81 degrees
The writer directs his st. Louis agent sell his to-
balco under SI1
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4 bpnfkiLOws hNLi.-FRiDAY and sAruHpAy rvrx
~ lNGs, October Ith aud sth ''N'
al. ,,,, Tl,E FNkiit or silva,
IN ma Unparalleled Wonders aud Second
wv. The lmLant Masi,s' PRODiGt'S Master, CiINpIs NJ,
l. u. aud II. T. RFNIZ ~ 80 $1,000 - "''' n'''he
y psgs, epss At s'1lses. -.ls-zsu---s