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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-08
Or. Gardner Dcr,lrtbsilt:

Scute Scrmittaes II llbr Ipra6 bic Sus In
rcm prp;sb sescn Den Der S6winbrlti ansctlas.
ten Or. 0eprse u. @arbiner, gum @r.
itannsn BON Sebermann, Elm 9 6ulbt9 aus
Jti6ter CRAWFORD SerurtbsiIte Or. Gardner icfcrt
gu 10 Sabrcn 3u6tbausarafc; bic bB6ite Strafs,
bic rr mad benz @eieb ertbeilsn fcnnte. 9tidter
CRAWFORD pra6 ii6 ietr bart in Ieiuen Grtenntuie
aus, unb ia9te, Sab Der SAT- gar frinen 3rrsifsI
3ulaiie.
rs.,~,- SOB ees Or. Gardner.
Or. @arbinrr, Der ;u 10ia6riscm 8efansnie
Serurtbeilt unb i'm 0eipabrIam hes g. Ct. Ofar.
i6aaS mar, trurpe beute Mcrsen tpbt in ieincm
Bette sefunbtn. 0ian slautt, ba6 er, nadypem
er isinr Srrartfsiluns ssb6rt, Gift esncmmsn
bate.
IdihinStcu 4. sp6rI.
Die Coroner fSurp mar nod nit Der qeihenfhali
Eel Qbsans Der giahmittass sssDrpeihe beIa6ftgt,
unb erfabren mir mod nidts Ssllin,mtss iiber Die
patre Gpbesurlade brs Or. Gardner, belTrn
traurse Gcletritdt 70 trasiI6 I6liesen lclte. @ls
Or. Gardner in Stsleituns bss WlarIda[ls In
Der Sail an9efcmmsn mar, 1eBte CT fdb gum S6rsi>
ben etnes Sriefes nieper, ben er obam perliraelte
unb ieinem Sruber Gbarles Gardner etntdnpiste.
Sierauf orlanste or Gin glas Wafcr, unb trdnf
baftlbe, ben 8cpf 3urddSebrssn, 70 bab ss rem
Inl6sin batts, ais pcllte CT ir9sne etpas Geites
nit bem gBaher htnablpdlen.
Dieier llmlianp fabrte Su Der 8ermuttuns, bae
Ietn gnbs rurdb as gsrl6luden einer Strp6nin-
pile berbsissfibrt pcrOen iei. Or. Gardner
bate faum ben Srunt gSuHsr senpn,mrn, oils er
bon @pnpullipnsn belallrn wurpr, unter prnrn CT
mad etlpa elmer Stunre brn lebten Itbem aus
bau6te. Gr ia9te wdbrenp lsinrs Spbesfampfss,
ba6 CT balb Dor einem 8idter erI6einen rerpe,
Der ibn ni6t i6ulbis rrfennen psrre.
Die gcrpnerssSurY bat ben Rasm unb bic
Gmsrpeipe bes Serltprbsnrn sinem Gbrnufer CUR
unteriuhuna iiterseten, ur,e pirp ibrrn alusipru6
Bis 3u erlanstem 8eiultat JurHdbatien. Der esd>
nam @arpnrrs purte bierauf ben Srrpanttcn
iibsrlsfrt. Die Spuipatbie bss Yublifums bat
ltd ttst auf Ssits @arbners seipentrt. ippmit ibm
freiIi6 ni6t ssbCGfen III. Sc ID gu lpdt @ar.
pinsr bsfab bic Silbuns unb bas Sensbmrn rineS
Gentleman" une lanc I'M SesTiff, nit rnsr rel.
,enpsn GSastc6ter In 9rpTsstCwn f6 rErIi6 ~
rerbinbm OPS. Tem.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-08

Go erbeust, bae bic Gaman6cs Sunterte BON
Dlericdnern epn irpem Glitter in 6nc6tl6aft bals
ten, uno pa6 iie 9rcBes Sergnigen barin fnpen,
lie elenc 81 madeH. Ninicr Sten bat Elm tleines
Mdp4m tefrfsi, rsifn 3ufanp folsnrrrmaeen
beAricten wire Inter pSn fiinf rpe6e BON ben
Sneianern befrcpt etreen, brtane lid, Elm tleneS,
etipa neun cher stbn Sabre altes RGs6en. Sc
mar ge3ptngcn ipprpen ras bon bem Randc Ieis
mes Sdters scitpblenr Sirh sine Strsds pcn iiter
creYbunbert @elrn gu trriten. Gs mar karfue,
unp bic Dcrnrn prs @aetus parrn in leinf 6d6e
einseorun9en, au9enlAeinIid 70 ei6t wis bas
Saar auf Dem 5aupt eines WanneS. Seine sSu6.
lctIcn Waren in 5clse Der babur9 rerurIa6trn
Gnt3inounS aufssiprlnscn unb bic 6np6en Ietuer
3eben Itdnpen aus eem Glelh berppr. Sein aan.
ger 8Drper rpar Ssrlhlasen mb ,srlleldt ppn BEN
SdlGSen uno ben Sti6en Der Spsrre, relde bic
alten Sauaps traseH. Die anoern pier Waohen
alter ais birIe, warrn In ttpndbe Dem n6mIi6en
3ulaupe.
Majcr Stsin tteilt bic Gr5d6lunarn BON fSrau,
enspcrIcnen init pelfe er aus Der @rIanatng6aft
Der Sneaner tefrept bat, unc perrn qeiben icne
Der Srau sSilIcn nod iitertrafen. Die ehnias
ner redtfrrtigsn ibr Ssrfabren tacur6, bas ffs
pcrbringrn, bic Weritanrr tbdttn ibre 9ancsleute
ifeblen uRb gu SfIaSen MAIDEN, unb ba6 1e ais
sSisoerrer9eltuns bas idmlihe s,3rn bic Merita.
ner tbdten. Sn aItsn 3stsn tparrn bic nprbame.
rifantfHen Sneianer kertibmt tptesn itrrr adhna
ssssn ibrr rsibIiGsn @sfansensn. unb resm 10.
rtr Stcaldbeit; rmb bic GamauGes mdIen ent.
wtbsr Elm mebr fttli& sntrrdreistrr SsItslamn
Iepn, ais bic mebr nSrblhm ltrfinwubner, ube.
mdiisn bur6 bic ealter ber Civilization I9uea str.
SrrtcH irprbtr Issn.
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Of herself; and Thomson has taught many q one 10
:rpeat after him. ha: beauty
! 'Nc"- no; IL foreign hnj Di ornament.
!. But i when uuadorn"J adorned 'ar mos" .,
Ii is rather remarkable that ~. Chrv>usun.. IN yac
rious passages oil his works. in which he iuvci-is
hGains; the a!"rnuss an! rc ircs.,. ui thr w"!nfH
at ms time. j. not c"ncntcd with dcnoncii the jim
ana lhr extravHgan expenditure but insists uponis
thai rich dresses and gold Gad pearls c:rIc; from ,
personal appearance" uf the Wc..cr. TElS IN ON,
pesSagc upon his Treatise oM Vir.nit~ h. ,l. .... o.
1t tinM' - beautiful, she lnsg' the ,NSrm Of Ia
turc Iy thts" ornaments, IL tiIrr .r,U tSUui "a,
does not permit nf her tv hc seen naked All !.
She is ugly. il makes the mater wo.g Il, w!.4 IN
itself uncoinclv. becomes sill NOR" hy c.hs-;
with the spIrn!or oi what Is around H. "l2,r.S
he says, "nlHkc the b!acknrss ot the body black =.
ind varied colors make the il.:ayorrd Irc sill uor.
| i-uvOrcd."
Itis, however to be suspected that tlrr" arc more
! people who admire richly y-drcSScd women than ngr
willing 10 own it. In fact, III. love "i DIRE, wou.i
not be prevailing passion III women n !; H. ii Il
was no. their understanding thGt thdd some avowri
and grcnt many cnncealc'! admirers IN the other
Even writers NJ fiction have HGitcd j. attraction.
! In the Greek romance Ot DHphHi> lil;! th.ur" hy
L0ngus, the writer tells us how much eyt,rua! crua
nlcnts help to set of beauty, and assures that tn
when shc wns dressed Tor her marriage, WIKI h"v lar
! twisted up into net, was 50 much improved 'Aat
Daphnls, wh" had cOur"d her in her shcphcrir>>S 3
| weeds, hlr'iiv able IL recognise her.
| Brantome, also, it is clear from most of h- crit
cisnis, thought hut rich dresses, well hlsh titles
| added unrpeakably 10 natural beauty; beauty bcu-
gift which he appears to have hrl we'd 10 be r:irfv
monupoized by queens, duchc-,c-. and coumr,-,'s.
| and which lie scarcely recognises in persons oi low
degree
| IN this way he has celebrated tie beauty Of Queen
Elizabeth, Of England, "t winch other person rX-
ccpt those intending benefit themselves hy Halter
mc her, has spoken tHvurb!y. Bu; Elizabeth ,.ir-s-
ei gorgeousy. md il is hut lair atd that -ho hal
| fine hands, of which Brantnnc farnca nd
mirr. He can, however, scarcely describe b"aUy of
| III
passionate details about fine robes. II i u"; EASY tn
discover whether he admired :ltr br utjlui legs
| OF which Ca;harmc de Mr,iici 80 VAIN. or the
charming stockings in which She invested them Ia
bis account, ut some other prcc,>,S, tlc description
Of their clothes occupies more sl"rc tha The cIU:c-
! OF their natural beauty.
| OF tie person of Lolita rHuna we have only one
| particular. According To Dion there WAC rnuchu..
peculiar about brr teeth perhaps she had the ii; "l
. complete and even SGT. Mhcr Agrippina caused
her 10 be murdered, shc mnc the ilssts>Jn IIiuL Tho
head Of Lolita tn hr!, and she opened the mouth. in
order IN ascertain from the teeth ii it was rcniiy tic
| head OF her victim. JAMks BRuCr.
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From the Weekly Leader,
Classic AED HISTORIC WOVEN.

The bcnutv Of Lolita Paullnn, the Hecond wiie "'
frnIguIs whom he divorced for his beloved Casonih
le.. noticed in history than her eNrravaggnt luxury
Tn, probability s,.ha che was no deficient IN gFHces
:he nersou though the reason given by the historian
~ thar which led Cagula "a tGe her from her nus
hand .s,ecnuse he had heard that her grandmother
od be.n very beautiful is far from being concius'c
n hi. noint Csl,gula should have recoecied that
.;tl.r beauty nor virtue in the blood, anc that
lie b,,nself n monster oi wckcrncss aud the ukiust
ynrny man Of b., ugc, the spu of the conely and
v;rtUous Gcrnnn!cu-
plIuv. no had seen Luita, gives DESCRIPTION oi
her por cous n,;ire. M; merely on Grand putc &C.
c5.us but uI or nary Gnys. she CARRIED OH AcF per:
| t,, he .pos ni whole provinces being covered
with e,ncrns ard paarls III u!terilao lows .pher baf
and hauyi,,y in her ears and Guuut ner neck, heI
w1ss and Ecr finger, the value of forty resterces
! Il, 10 Lolita Pauiua that Rabelas refers inaccn
ra,ely under the name OF Pompee Pauline, ""ho al,
racted the attention Of tho whole city OF Rome anu
who vas called the ditch ard magazine o' inc 'o'
bcrconquecors of the world. .orso,
Plinys description Of Lolie carrying On On net rortSI
tie spoils OF whole provinces, has PnFae Sr.,iar
| linn' account of tho UrnGncns OF s't,,f s't'e ,b1
women Of his time. "From the snisi'e1s p"'
body large patrlmopy is exposed. icn .;aE a,ou
ar. held hy one thread-oue tender Nech eas ieS "
II forests and islands. Tie delica'e "ors ~ @ co..
cost whole book of expenses an" 'te .t na"u
rcs in snort baC OF money on cach I,is.t ouS n
t;a ,n,,r Of ambition, that makes one it,e p.o
J snd IN, nf n woman able 10 carry oil lnese uea
surcs.' -o,-s thu fs;r oainst ATTEMPT
1y 20 c,ar,n by rich dresses complains 0, On
,;3. youpg woman, that her person Is the least pas
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ny TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

I,-nou;TlON having been received hy the Executive
EsS,I.yTs c. GALLOWAY alirs CHARl. ES DOUG
q rIs,.cG with burglary; and JOHN PRICE, who
-; With Grand Larceny. together, on Sunday, the
3,.t ,scspcd irc:n the Jail OF the county OF Mar
Il .nI M. Eow going NJ large:
80. DO hereby otter reward of two hundred
.otuv person or persons who shall arrest the snid
nI Icliye. them the Jail Of Marshall county. OF
t,nl-.l dollar. Tor tho arrest md delivery into the
,s,i %; e:,hcr OF enid ,elons, and do moreover re
al orccrs O.! tais Commonwealth. civil and military
s,n,, The people generally 10 use their best eNcr
~ u,ocurehe arrest OF tne said feous that they may
k..ush, 20 jTs'iSa.
,r Ter nv hand he Governor and under the Lesser
s. Seal q: the Commonwealth, st Richmond, thin
3Jth Lay OF Ausus'. in the year 1854,
JOS. JOHNSON
l. .e Governor, GEORGE w. MrSFoRD, Seeresry o.
.slu.. .nwrub. ..'
/: 6. GALLOWAY is described as about 81 years o
;.,r inclined 10 be corpulcut, weighs abogt l1o Oh
kr..s: mir complexion. ind fresh and tender skin
yellow ish hair kept ccaa ad smooth always dres SCI
fty h.. clo,hins Of tie most fashionable kind. He
IL auen:ly md forcioy writes good hand, and Is al
b.,-r good locking Msn lie was raised near Lynch
| .si !. recently IRON Boone County, va.
fHS PRICE ia about ~ Years OF aye feet, 10 or i
4. high .alow complexion, long, sharp face, with
a,, ycilowish hair, long, thin and fine. Is shrcwt
.,,,r Sept. l-c3w
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rABLE FRINGE GEORGE FARM F0N

IADlNG 70 change my residence snd pursuits offer
.sI", privately, my farm Msntau, located IN the
+! Z" Prmcc George. nine uiles from Petersburg and
.A the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad II CONTAINS
+ ~ acres, $50 OF which mared aud Sc, In clover
a'm Is in high state OF Improvement, producing
cop. OF corn whoa, and oats, l. bouni'utly supplied
2ras, and wells Of cNccllcn. water, and mari OF tho
r. quality. extending through the entire lind. There
|oi portion o! rich bottom l.nd producing good crops
| Tsnr. without any apparent exhaustion. Inc un'
FL land is heavily ,:mbercd with oak, hickory, ASH
gum. beach. pine ani poplar, Of largcand iangni'
r growth The mansion house Is lnr-e and cuninodi:
manning eleven ROOMS conveniently arranged ana
tGy finished II is situated i'll ;he centre OF Lawn,
a, -: n Ken.ucky blue grass. and shaded with tor.
duniea;ic treCs and snrubhery. Tho north side Of
n.s .prnamcn,ed with porlico 81 feet long, cup.
Nc y Sf large futed columns. Is feet high On the
o. attached porch, rerandah. and bath room. The
o:te ,ld"rooing is covered with uD, thereby le-.
siae dagger from fire The outer buildings consist OF
'% ia!a" k!tckcn and laundry, su,okc.house, mari
= E"apu>e carriage and buggy bouse. granarr3 ~ by
r., tour cora cribs. with sheis uttachcd. oHTsecrs s
I!caens tor servants and ample Stable room. The
"a hs' choice variety Of fruit trees Of Tho very beet
~ IA" vegetable garden is large and productive; thc
garden is stocked with many rare and beautiful
= IN state OF high and successful cultivation.
Peg prac'iced medicine proh:ahly for tweniy.seven
recommend tbs as very eligible location tor b
'efni, "a!ch will be reasonable apply 10 ne resi-:
2' 10 !crc:, o. II my absence TO Mr.. Thomas H.
[: H-ciw .IEyR BRYANT. NJ D.
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.u,, .,cuueND ENQriREH,
-,TsYrp DAILY AND SEMI" T. 'N :
RY RrTCHIES S PRYOR. ...
L L X NJ ::

TERMS: o.. a..
osi rsp"I stnSS nseu u soi Shorter period than ons
Fsr i've dollars arppss PsT snno o b. nad
80. " or ren,itted by mil postpaid OF s'S aotiafs
: ", g, y, end o: the year. .
ai =. az. = 70 ,Ls office may be re'n:cd per mail In
6 -. .:,,, R.,nk notes, al the risk OF the Editors,
sst saa e ali i:ys bang paid BY IL, ..sitsrs The pos
ir,;c. Is scarcely OF any account to the WI
: a'"rp;,,ion OF postage in extensive bu.
II; S nara;.. a. serious @ tax upon Editors
u: dams OF ADVERTISING.
~ Fyormrn.--For TEN lines or lcss first
~ lin ccn,s, and every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
(. % .c,.. If inserted once week. twice week, or
week, ,!lir;y.ssren and half cents for each
..s. S;rersers are charged dfly dollars for TWELVE
n ,Sa, propcr:ion ior advertisements of greater
Nv, .xrsn, Lottery vcudsrs und Auctionecrs, who are
I'd S.vI ipsper incndSdl =
''"e rcn.s. for each continuance 50 cents: .t
- .r O obituaries and Tributes OF Respect exceeding
sros. are charged for as advertisements.
-. f-nn G;.Ance mus; bo accompanied with tho
or satisfactory references 10 insure execution.
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F0IfFY: DOLLNRS REWARD.

S,yAWAY RON :he suhsciber, residing n the lower
md II Charlotte. II ,tc carly part OF May last ny
! nah LEWIS. ..
7,-C !. mbou. twenty-five years old low, bu: .tou
.-G -mci, Q! dark brown cUio., with 2leasi:!.
k,,srce -rsar spoken TO- He hsd OF wi!ca ho lsit,
,.a coat lined with red plads. Striped cotton pants
= Of! tur ha: No mark or scar reccllected. have
sa.oa, 10 suppose thu, &c rst SC; out for kichmcnd
he intended 20 20 either Columbus, Georgia. tht
q .= former ::abiaou, make bis escape 10 ire;
si 1re ne above rewnrd for his arrest out Of u,
c - IN tee State. provided he be secured SO that
LIZ .,4:2 .=y Information IN relation 10 said Negro
10 .c1-ss. ID 70 he subscriber Smith Naddua
- n. JAMES E. NOSELEY, .
T., Sc; WyiEc.ba-s, Va
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one HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

lNiWAY from tho subscriber on the 18Th December
as,. my Negro ms2. GEORGE, a5oa, 5 feet o.
+ aiSh He ! black and Gas scar on the lower cor
ia cf. nostIiI He is ,oleraby spare, las father
near Sparte IL Caroline county, belonging 10 Mr..
aicr Gatewood and also has relations living in King
Queen and Essex He has q wife az Mr.. Richard eau.
Bes;lano Poet Oce IN Essex, and relations a,
Mary Clax;ons in the same county also other rea'
\ :. hinz and Queen county ..f g. '.
.5oge reward will DO given If delivered TO mo IN Pc
-. o- 10 Mr.. S.inum Grady, in Richmond.
Ia c,f ..... {. T. BAYLOR :
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NlTIf,E

-.L5BETH MOORE, formerly Elizabeth brown
80 ae descendants Of Travis Brown deceased. will
- %-ie iaal D. lie will Of Nancy Brown. deceased re-
: = iae Coumy Court Of Orange county, i'll the Stole
a., required advertise for the said Elizabeth
&c he descendan,s of the said Travis Brown, 10
y'Nl:d aud receive their shares lin the estate OF
~ h:owdl within two ycars from the time Of her
= = 's. was n July, 1885, which shares, if not called
!! -. el- ;rns:n tie said Two years, directed 70
c. !" Ihoua. Brown, brother 10 said Nancy Brown.
- WILLIAM WAYlAND.
:" SS-cen Erecp,nr or Nanny Rrnwp dac'd
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Executor OF Nancy !
,exr,. GEORGE 7. SWAMI, .'..'.. =
'"'Li AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CtiANCERY

W .f.-r,r, NACkSON, .NIS5., = ' =
CO.. rs Law il ;Ae several State sad Federal
n ec a. Jackson, and in the Circui; and lrobu,o
40 Us acc the vel irhoosins eastern counties. He
fs,o 70 ne p.; aaent Of ,aIes and redemption OF
f.;s,.. Aacs ~ the Authors Office - =
r. $40. eiasa sss!ettoa, ESQ; Henry P Irving,
IN, H.. .:aHh' Esq, Cashier Bank of Virgins;
u'oson Richmond, Va. Nov l6-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-12

a. L.ange, g. NJ. Cochran, Jr- Z. 1. Bagby. Vim
On mntinn Ct Mr. Knncr the President AMI Srcrc
,or;cs were n,licd 70 the list Of delegates.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JNO. 4. IIADMAS, Chairman.
": y IS s. T1sT II; E,Tl""' {sccre,nries.
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5EJE y.

! Chestnut Wood. b., L,cI L'nGcn.-PuhlIshed b. D.
! Aupl.tou & Co.-Recrived from James Woodhouse,
| and also from G.. VI. West & Brother.
This new publication has, yet, attracted lcss nt-
ten,ion from reviewers than appears TO Us TO be It's
drc 1t is decidedly cercr for first productIon-we
usc the word in the English sense, which differs rom
the general Though not 'lrg'nin"j American li'c''
pre,ation. A clever woman in America" Is USUALLY &C.
fired bv Il notable housewife. y clever woman III
England means person OF fine talents, wide Iror-
nation and Quick perceptions. The latter, more COM
prehensiye definition strikes I'D as the more Correct
There is nothing s;arug or exaggerated III the p!oi
Of Chestnut Wood, though tho Incidents now and then
may send tears 10 eyes that can weep over hct'ous
wocs-cycs TO whose possessors the happy faculty OF
sclf-iorge,fulncss must belong. The authors chief
strength lies in her delineatlon OF character The
old negro Dirah, from whose lips drop pearls of
Scripture whenever shc opens her mouth, is crca-
han. The upright rdefaigable Jerry. and his spin
ster friend Mis-. Pnlmy Fitch are forcibly drawn
characters. though scarcely original that of the
old negro widow. Neptune, the dog, plays rs impor-
,ant and intelligent part rs that OF nry human be-
ing. His varied growls and the significant waggng
OF his tail, speak distinctly uttered language aud
yet, while you recognise IN him canine nero and
watch his entrances and exits with interest he i.
never mnie To perform any feat which overs,eps the
bounds OF probability. or Sybil Thornton, the he
ronc, we nigh, say much, bu. not without recount
inc the pot--a practice OF reviewers which we think
otcuer "hOnorcd in the breach than the observance"
for il cprives the rcnder OF half his interest in the
tales development. Wecordaily recommend Chest
nut Wood 70 al whose tastes are unvitiated by the
highly wrought productions OF the French School,
and who have yot relish for the simple, the graphic,
tho probable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-12

GREAT FIRE At CoLrABCs, MISSISSIPPI
coIrxBus, Mss, Sodt- S.-A destructive fire oe;r
-rj in This town to-day Fourteen stores and dwell
ling, were Lurnt to the gr.aud The .Oss Is unknown
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Dr ,TU RY VIOLENCE-FIRE, &c.

New YORK Sept. s.--Jom +. Blndy. lawyer
lid ;h,, morning rom the effects Of imjurc. re-
c,ved fro II gang OF rUwd,es il North street on Sa'
arday las:.'..
urn, this i,,reuUun- ,vse .el.uItci ut S'nMp-iny
iu sIr,t ..
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

kiSiwAY RON the subscriber ut Pampurcke, in the
county Of hinS William, IN February last, Negro
asnci Peter Fell. he ia about o5 years OF age very
\ has 10 beard and IL square built. ..... ..
!. sJo;o rewaIi will be paid II appreheEdcd out Of
oury ct King William or SIS ii apprehendcd IN the
I;y IL eisher case, 90 that set him. 3
l. I-r,r, TIiOS II CARTER.
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH ST. DOMINGO.

WAsulsGroS. Sept, e.-The Star asserts that tho
talked uf 81. Domingo negotiations reieF 20 Sc
-, W.,l,dia mort for tue use ot American ship
nng whers their privileges will be superior to those
,t all other nations. ..n, .f.. ...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-12

THE LONDON TIMES AND THE DESTRCC'
TON OF GREYTOWN..-The London Times in a
number received by tho Africa returns to the subject
Of the bombartiment Of GreytnSn. 1t closes long
article with the following paragraphs:
1, is difficult to conceive what the purpose and in.
tentuus of the American Government aud lis naval
representatives really were, when we tlnd them III
cting this terrific chasiisemc OH hciGncclvss pOp
uatun. whose interests are more largely idchtNcd
with those OF American citizens than with the people
of nnv other country and then leaving the place Il
IFS fate without an attempt even TO ascertain tiiC
un ,unt of damage camscd by this attack " ne oI'
;rc 0f the ERid States as 10 indHCt rs 10 rG''HYHN
Mr protectOrae long exercised By t5's c0HH'H on M
,Sgui.o coast (which have certainly no desire Ia
rctaiu) they hare strangely mS'Gft9 Mc'r co"rS' q
,o,icv; for although have no wish 10 Interfere IL
tho affairs of that settlement, We cannot allow M
withdrawal Of our support IL be made The r"tc5i o
buccanceriug attack not preceded by Declaration
Of war nor followed by any measure ot Responsible
authority.
The relations OF tho Mosquito territory TO thi;
| country are somewhat analogous tn thos" we haf
with Tahiti, when assaied by the French. Nr!th''
country forms par, Of The British empire, nor hHt m!
positive claim protection; but IN both fhr lhth
Governments strong connected WIN Us ny tlc
of long standing. We trust therefore, thH' h'r l2jc'
tvs Government wW attain from The L".t'd Sf""s u
Mis instance yrpayatIOn no, ,nterior ~ nat c1i
France IN the case Of NJ. Pritchrd--"nt'rc'@, cen
sure of the officer by uhom these uninwfm acts r'r
nnitted and mrcnsatioA 10 the parties ~bos' pro
pcr.y or nIeres!s haze suytre9.
Dceply as we value our relations with tho people
Of the United States, and anxious MS wc nr" 't
strengthen them by every honorable mcans, "" cun
net apply different rule of conduct 10 The strong
and 10 the weak aid we are bound 10 Sow that III
tercs.s such as have in all parts Of tho world mus
be respected. Our chief hope that Ills unpleasant
occurrence may be brought 10 speedy and am!cc ol;
termination lies in the tact thar American intg!csT'
have suffered as much us our own, and that the .'om
barlmeu; OF Grcytown If Hs strongly cond,!'ner n
New York - i, con be in LoaGnn.
The Times is destined 10 be disappointed III ia *
pectation that Go. crnnent will Gems urc C"n'nh
uer lIolins; the Secretary of the Navy hnvIns nj
r.ody approved md commended His conduct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-12

ID IN .lAHUF EN CUENTi FOH SAIE.
N:.E rJsr Offers for sac privately, the tract OF
ani 81 winch he ar prescn; resides, lying South
1, Rive. All I"rch Creek, 90 miles from Richmond,
seven aal-s from Slash Cottage, the R., F. and p
road containing sbou, four hundred Better than
1a!i r,hr land III high sta;e OF Improvement: and
-a?. 20 'he s-o;vn OF wheat, corn, os,s ard tobas.
good PoT';on Of being river and creek 10" grounds
o;.lare j., wei! =c in osk and pine.
9U All. n number OF fine springs. atfording con.
''u?py Of As pure ate. Us any in Virginia. =
lenpssyeacus consist U; q dwelling with tour rooms,
-ir,Voe repair, IiOse;Ler with addition OF three
!. coaIec;ed 20 ;hc main dwelling by porch ths part
-:epa..ei II required before sale} new barn, corn
T. Stnfry, s,.okr house, carriage house, &c.
= ocsaOE il as halthy MS any in Eastern Erginia-
''o:!.:y .oJd. a more minute description is deemed
s'''rr?, iaa.much as those who may desire to Pur
[ss all al AMI examine for themselves.
! e'Gi:' MI Js made accommodating.
C. F. MCDOWELL,
\ ~. Negro Foot Post Office.