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Ihc mcctin. then adjourned.
TURNER DIXON, Chm.


PROTECTION AGAINST Loss OF LlFE.-lt
hns been determined by the Treasury Department +"
cvpcnd the appropriation for ravins OF life on tn"
coas; of the United States, endangered by Wrecks "n
the COASTS of Long Island and New Jersey. l~n-;rUc-
tons have been issued by the Secretary, directing
tina: the number Of lfc-b0nts stations on those coasts
shall be- doubled. That is, that there shall be one
every five miles, instead OF every ten miles, Us al pre-
sent. At cach of these stations there is to br provl-
bed q house for the temporary shelter oi the wrecked,
capable o! containing 100 souls. Each station, also,
has IL lite-boat, II mortar to throw 800 iatl'onls 600
trctl of hemp shot line.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. M.-P!acidc's Varieties. 4
theatrical establishment i'll Ggavirr street. in THIS city,
caugil, fire n, 5o'clock tins l%GOrnius, anon. the scenc-
~ near the stage, and was entirely destroyed. The
warGr"l," wGs also burned. II is believed there IS no
;n,uranc,. on the ~builiin., bur The wardrobe was liz
sr,"d ,or S2.0OU. The kavr!s hue us: commenced az
engagement, nri lost heavily. .Mr. Placitc was
sleeping IL The binding, and narrowly escaped by the
third story window. Thc rut!re loss is estimated q;
from SS5,iAU 10 : 70, 200.
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RAIN At THE WEST-MONEY MATrERS-
HOG 81 NrISIlES.

CIvCINSATI. Nov. 2l.-lt is raining hard here, ana
hopca arc entertained Of II rise in The river.
Money matters continue 10 improve. Exchange
hrs further declined. New York exchange spld as
low rs l per cent. premium. Gold Is dun nj l per
cent. premium.
ll,cs are firm a, 50 6nnSl. Tho Whole number re-
c,;ve.. thu far is i2,C0A, against 60 ,GUu received up 70
ne emo period last year.
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\. J. Brent, Secretary.
.-rD rpoN NOSTEviDEO.

Boston, Nov. 2l.-By an arrival here We nav" ad'
vices from Montevideo TO Sept. 18Th. There was No
special change in political affairs. Much excitement
had been created 6y thcreccni discovery Of extensive
copper aud lead mincs. which PROMISE 10 yield most
Gburdun,Iy. Business was dull. The crop OF coffee
small.
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RuMORED ClIANGE IN Tile CABINET.

New York. Nov. .l.-.N Washington dispatch,
published to-day III tie New York Herald, says thu;
the Cabinet will be- reconstructed in January next.
Mcssrs. Campbell and Guthrie, il = said, will 20 ont,
Mr.. breckenridge will he Attorney General, Genera!
Gushing Secretary Of S:ntr, Mr.. Dubbin Treasurer,
aud Judge j. \. Mason Secretary Of the Navy
There will also be- IN cu:lrc change in the foreign
MISUNDERSTANDING rom" 10 England.
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BURNING OF THE MANHATTAN GAS
lEK

New YORK, Nov. 2l.--Thc extensive rs works OF
the Manhattan Company. 1t the foot OF West seven.
tceuth street, are In danes, and the heat 5 80 great
tina, the fremcn cannot approach the SPOT. Fortu'
nstely the works are surrounded by mere hant!es.
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EHDI DSlGN OF EENplNDER

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. .0.-ln the drying house o.
the powder mI! OF johnson, III Marlboro township.
Montgomery county, Pa, this morning ali * plosion Of
Two IONS OF g~unpowter, tool: place, entirely destroy.
ing the building and killing Henry Whistler ard
JOSIAH, his son. The Cause o; the accident IS no;
known.
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NuNC1IAN. or

WnLELlsG, NV. 2l.-As injunction asked ior BY
the city Of Wheeling, IL rtStraic the Baltimore nnd
Ohio Railroad Company from milking Z CONNECTION
vita the town u: Bcmwood, four miles below Wheel.
NJ. WIS rrnn;cN in.Gav.
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The Free Banks 81 Indiana are rapidly redceming
their circulation. The best evidence o. this is found
in the fact tina, from Monday morning 20 Wednesday
night last three dnys-$12,O 1O OF their notes were re-
turned 10 tho Auditors utiir. anu cancellcd-thc par
ties rcccivin. back al equal amount OF the stock Sc
curiiics. The circulation is pow reduced IL - ,OU0, 900,
and is being redeemed u tho rate OF $5o,DoO every
day.
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New YORK, Nov. 2l.-In the United States Cir
cut Cour,, ,he motion for II new iria! Of Capt. Smith,
African slave trude, wa. argued, aud the decision re-
rerscG.
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FOR MUSIC.

AKiETIE FOR MUSIC.
a. The moons soi; s~plemdor
Ger the faint, cola starlight OF heaven
j. thrown,
So thy voice, ,noei tender,
To the strings without soul has given
Its own.
The stars will awaken,
Though the moon sleep Il full hour later
To night.
No leaf will b. shaken.
Whilst the dew If thy melody will scatter
Delish:.
Though the sound o~verpowcrs.
Sing again. with thy sweet voice revealing
\ tone.
Of some world far from ours,
Where music, and moonlight, and teehnG'
Are one. lSHehey
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MEETING

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ALEAANDRlA
1t II meeting Of the Democratic party ut Alrxan-
iria. held n; Snrcpta Hall. on Friday, the Eth inst,
nn motion %: Washington /. Harper. ia;irr som, pre-
.tEinary .rlnark-,l Turner Dixon wa. rnllr! ~ tn,
Chair, and Gcorer l.. Gordon appointed Secretary.
The Chairlm,I having explained The ~"tirr. vi the
mrrtiny - he The appointment NJ delegates 10 repre-
sent the Democratic party OF Alexandria county ~
he Con"cu;i"a Ia b" held III SnGntnm on IN" ii;3 III
,tau;, Isaac buckingham. E.a.l., offered the following
resolutions. which were unanimously nlrp:ci
Whcr"r", Il Convention ri tic Democratic party
!IH> been called, ~ meet "a; S'annipl. On The 3Jth INST,
lon the purpose oi nominating candidates tor the ni-
Iirts "f Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Al.
:rrnrv General of this commonwealth
i,;. Resolved, That twenty-five: Delegates b" MP.
pointed to rcprr-cn; the Democracy Of this city and
| COUNTY III sad Convention.
AID. WHEREAS, the Democratic party OF this city
and rnuuty, hold III higl, regard the publ" discussion
of public questions in public plncrs. and, whereas,
ir.r 10 auI will ever mnintHin their ancient maxim
Equal rights tr all -l;AcIusivr privileges Ia none.
-. Resolved, That the scIsc "i this meeting Is OPP
posed tu any ana all secret societies, organized Tor
political purposes, and 10 the prescription or exclusion
iro:n the service Of his country, either III pcnc" ~
war, -! any mtI on accUunt ut his religious opinions
or the place %! his nativity.
Rrr;rIElm II. Berry moved that the Delegates bc
named by the Chairman; whcrcupon the following
gentlemen We're appointed:
Isaac buckingham, John +. Dyer, Washington ].
Harper. X. VI. Smith, George W. Brent. David Funs-
ten, George l.. Dccton, Levi Hurdle. Benjamin ii.
Berry. ChGrlcs Howard, DR.. J. Conway Ir"un, +.
l.. Bruck"tt, john Summers, Hugh Latham, {. Z.
l}ucknrr, William II. Irwin, james !, Bail, :. Is.
Shay. II. Clay Ward, Robert II. linn,or. WA. II.
Rogers, James Roach, John W. .Ashby, Charles d.
RulI, Gco. II. Smoot.
Oumot;on, the Chairman and Secretary wcr" nd
drd t. the list ui delegates.
Mr.. Buckingham then moved that Any Democrat
from IN" city or county Of Alexandria, win" might
attend .Lc convention on the 3jth inst, be authorize!
10 act H. = delegate.
Mr.. Harper opposed the motion, and stated the r"n'
-uus for the opposition. The motion was then with
drawn by Mr.. Buckingham. .
Geo. l.. Gordon renewed the motion md adv"cai"i
It's passage.
The motion WINS further discussed by Mr.. Harper, in
opposition to, and by Geo. W. Brent, Esqr in favor OF
is passage.
Mr.. Funston proposed cn amendment 20 the rcsoll-
ton To the effect that every Democrat, 10 cn'!iI" hin'
10 n seat in the convention, must concur III the rc."!N-
tons passed By this meeting.
The rrsulu;ior, rs amended, was then unan!nious!;:
adopted.
4 motion was then made and carried, that the pro.
~ccclim.~ ri tins meeting be- published in the A!eXan-
L.ia Sentinel and Alexandria Gazette, the Richmond
Enquirer and Examiner.
The mcctin. then adjourned.
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county court. A'urE--I 80: ,,..
Nov. in-rwtw WI. !. tNIEtH bb!' I'm.
~IKGINlA.-:H clANckRY-AI no; hcIa p N
ri

COUNTY. ~ III" tOGr house ui 'hii county, u"
"a DIS o; October. IsJi. n..
DuTii J. WOoihu, ''"'''
Against ra.
%cD., 'r-c7arucr Micas!~ nal v .iHrh N!cLhnN' 'h'" ui"''
- rr., and mariners in ;..ir. uDl.r ~" Siy!" nid Hrrl - .
. ~ NirlsUx. William Hlra'gN, executor "i "'''"
v,.I,b.II J.r....j DE-. .a"r Z, - FO%5h'hu county, f"a
,rI y 'Tr.,. .;..,iE at Cumberland county. nnG ~ 1909
'Ia,in,- $1,000 -, simon T. Block. deceased. and HhO q. OIL.
r,;ri-,ra,rr Of E..rri.s VI. CnIi'-, h'c"r-"t. Jnr."r " s'
~" I'D rr.r- W..I;u. EXECUTORS 81 sI'H. WTooiL. "
r.,-.d "a. ,r.-.,.- GUGcT IMa "rI! lr Joan " u"Ihi. -.
a; ,Lil ir,.r. Mn T. iuyiCr, Martin 4. . "DH!GM jig.
4 v.n..rfu. I.si,a HyrG.iI. t,"r:.." "uootI. Jra" j
p.--,. puI E.s'r! J. lnrls-. CH'-Icy nas.rI nmi W.
tun ~ VII. ,~n.i.r"" o; Virginia Burrrs, torut"a; -
s;u;E No"taL;
Tic I'll! t.ri in f4i- rrVs" e-s- tH". ar IN" urc",'"E Do
count. mHy be- :aEru hrfw'"U TIM Ir-'-- fH1t 10 ''
y,Ysnr. from ua"!G J. WOr!N1, IN" il'H'!', To 'h"'""i.
uf p.rrHr:,u u. ~ wsi h-'.' -r." 'IuI' ~ -i1. ~" .. ''t
.n -, .stlr. sli tie I'm IL H. cns" "X' .u''I, '". 'I' 10
char 2" .; mid D!v.L J. "ug!.#. held DLtv - ''''"r'. J.
... ginDuH. lu.iiy .!.r - s..I execution. '.I ant ~ 'i.
uryrocs ant D.A"r c--r'- hr-1H.uG 10 TT cA."I," 'r
.rna,i ciIliIcr u: John H'uOinu d"c"Hs"d. under H. > I'd.
o. Sa.u. Wouiaa, Lccrnscj, u.ny bo diT'L''i L"'"2 '""
ep...lsi.
And i, sppenrig- ny arfi4ui rhn' T." i''nn:r"''' Jain
WooIso f;..,r-, " V.,Jdau aui lyAn ] iEfi.--. T..
no. resident. Of ,us S.u;r. on IL" lap:on ~ ~ t'""
hy 81. ,,t5rr.v. !; !. ordered tina. tic sn:i Defendant"
pIrcc. h.-, w;,l.!u rmc month aver O." pGi.!c''." ="
~ md ia wan, :, urc..sary - p:5t'c' 'i!'r !H'1
and ,iuat mi. undo. b. ~,iE...Er! once = """N 20 't'
rn,.i,e VS., y. tie a;c44oEi Eu4u.:"r, E"i
ro.,ci ., ia. front GG0r ~ u" ,o"F'n'4ef .! 'S
On IL. sr,l cLv o: tn- a"Mt rc!r'? co-E.
'oi!-''S 2 woor:0% C,o'%
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MONEY! ANDTuE M~AGrIE.-.An old woman in

MONEY ANU HE MAUI lE'--AH w ""h'A III
Males, who was known to be possessed Of money,
died and left only two pence half peumy to be found
in the house. This accustomed great SUSPICION OF n
poor Girl who lived with her, AMI who %snlemnly de-
clured she knew nothing oi her inistresss affairs
Mill, Tic relations were examining her, Il magpis
which the old woman kept, repeatedly cried, iH hidH
more y9-lU hide more m:--strikin: his bill against
the floor in onc place so often, that he attracted no
lice, aud n carpenter wns scni for to '"ke nj 'he
mink. II was fastened with Il we'll concealed spring
ana more than $3.50 was found under ii.
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thNE'sEsE.
JIFE'S POETRY.
TIN nro,d,st uu,,Yv O! youtll

The proudest pu,,r" c: yo"th
Is Wua!l ! wr'" a "Iln.
The golden years KHAKI Ia between.
You'll, hk' r dream wnnia sntn-
It's in its ,:."H hit, It's IN It's hcaft-
IT'S ever "' IS tongue.
Rut oh ;h ..;rv nt age
l. this" Wi,cn | was Young
Thus. III ii m".n %. i:Io. our ice:
Woa,h di-'an, pathways ;;n'i:
The sun stiil face To- face we greet,
The shadows fall behind.
But when tho IN 'rn cf lie is Ger,
And nature grows less kind,
Th- lcng:hruinS s.Ia,.Hw crops h'io'e
The sunlight falls behind.
With man II mu-inur slow and sad
The stream al lite a"ws
rhn; whirll we priced not when We lnd'
Is doubly priced :hcn cone!
And mauy 4 sad aad solemn truth
L.c, written Oh L'ics !lE,,
Between the Poetry III .oul!i
And Poetry II t.c.
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ATIRGINIA-IS CIANCEEY Al ril"- held ~ ~
W -, #. -, 10. .,..- ,,.. at. .r,r. ,.r,,y

az ItGINIA.-!H CiIANChi!i AT rGl"- held ~ ~"
Clerk "i!c, o; the county court OF Surry r"gf'i
the t:h IA? 81 S"S"mnrr, l-jt:
Elikgb"Ia Lau". 'u,nit orphan OF julln ". Lpn". t''"s'
Cd, uy scroll S""'de -, ucr mex Trend, Ii"."i:'
hGa!nrt
Gr"r-" +. Ian" Md Jesse q. LHu", Defendant
Tho object OF ;hi- CIT - 20 obtain u d"cir" i'r n"! -
sal. 0; u tact 81 ~ acre. ui land, lyin. IA H." county 81
$urry. al which john -. Lane. drc,h,"j, a"t "a" dric;'
dams, wcr" jO.n, uwu.r T., nir: tr d uivI-!yu u. 'n" prur"'h.
.; snIr nl!Ou, 'h"-" 'u'ii!rt. And II Hlp"r'iIs by hI"i'
w ii,;. that III" d"t"3 in:,s nbJ'" Ha'urd are TJi! !'s.'"i'-
Of ,M!- state, on motion Of tn" ;lu!Iu.h, pr her "'f'f
u"v, Y j.. ordered 'hnr far sid ri'itnn'- appear h'I'
within on, mpn.A. nit"r dI" publication Of his u'i'r. r"i
10 whmi u n"ca--Arv 20 prnr"r' their in,"r"S;. Tnf Tint a.
order BE- publ nci uHc" "a wees tor N,ur -Grc'sti'' "'rh-'
III the Richmond Enquirer, rrt ?1-~d ~ m" ':rn: TON ~
tlr cour;hmj-r ui this cuuU',. "n -" ".-t day d III ""A'
county court. AcurE--I"l".
~ fu-ru!u, HH y NlbI! y iuBt, ' t'Ins
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER

ny KITGIIIE. PRYOR Sc prNNa'AN''
MN F. RICHIE \ ROGER 4. iENo' lllo
..n.rSD.~ xnyr,5ur:R -. 1881.
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! coI!-!Es'", ,--~, -.
Sgv 5-wtH T.. y 49,,
-or,.rv - R7r-Ivox5 Ar YORK IuNrGK k.Co,

V;ci,vo>p. Octoa-. ~ lest, >,
EpY order OF he Frcssirli an1 Di'tS'o'' y. - ,. IL,
Is moni rnd YORK River RAJ. Ro-: ,2nir1"f T. 80,
hereby gwen tia; books 'rr i."M .%'" g - .:Ir,,..n.
S".'.rs"S, , r;;| - ,Ie rn-u5-cTi0ci .h":Ss O. me -
SOCK Of III, c"~pany, - conformity VII" ;"m r't,
set'i,'! - ~ 49,, ~. ,r,r,.E.u.cu.s vail he Secretary
Or. !l-crShn n
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Err he Enlnirfr

V11 ET'''
Mr.. Vic is not entitled
n the favor of State
RIGHTS Democrats, be-
cause lie did support the
mos; prominent measures
of Gen. Jarkson's admin
isiration-thc
..PrOciG nation art
Fore RN."
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z TtTUER- 40 S:is. Coed nod Damned ."..
;ae., :0: sn!" 90 J.. H. Sh!'HhH7 -"
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ESCAPE or , TmiEr.-A FHrnvills correspondent,
Of The Petersburg ~rxprc'.. Of yesterday, says Ben
Rix. the notorious robhr: i:omt Richmond, charge!
with stns.ing n frank in that city. WE, arrested here
lbs; Saturday night. ba; subsequently, mad hs escape
from the officer, Mr.. john ErHmb'rt, by irapiu: from
the window at the room ~ which be WAS confined,
some twenty-five "r thirty tc"t from the ground. TIE
trunk stolen Is said To hav" couiGlnc! many valuable
paperr, and scvcHiy-iivc dollars IN mrHrv.'
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Tho r,rcru, md por,ent Examinations hyP IL
Aylctt Of tho Political Course IN" '"'''' vi
Fcrrr 4. Wise.
By Mr., AYLETr.

By Mr.. AYLETr.
mir. Wiseis no CIid Line
! Democrat, because he did
net support the admin
! istration of Gen. Jackson
| and it's icn4i'ne measures.
"Thc most prominent ot
| those leading measures
were the
"pr0riamHfioh amt
| Farce BW.'
What is the true state
| Mr.. Wise was first cleo
| sitinn Ia Richard Coke
whit was called then and
| Wise WIS opposed to MI
state Rights doctrines n
6oth lie Proclamation n,
first address to his district
| January, 1883, printed by
mond Enquirer Of that Il;
chic, Sell, approved IF Il
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"Mr. Wise was no more
Il State Rights Democrat
| than be was when Gen.
Jackson ordered AL Of the
! diSposable military force
of the Federal Govern
mcnt to assemble at
Cha-lcstOn.' &c.
Again, he says:
"Did he" Mr.. Wlsel
"uf,cr entering Congress,
| pour forth the yials OF his
| wrath upon Gen. Jackson
| for that PrOcinmnt'0n,
which the State Rights
| party were unanimous in
dcnouncing! Did he ever,
in enuineratins the @da.
grrs and peril; 10 our L.
| hrfirs, msaacri By lack
son'.; ADMINISTRATORS -
| [mark this from one pro-
scr.bing another for not
supporting Jackson y
paint uIcc Ct! his startling
word pictures q T. Fed
.ral arny invading with
hostile intent Il sovereign
State, or bur! deauncia-
rions upon the old hero
for block aiding the port OF
Charleston with q slOcp
Of war; &c.
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SHOOTING .AfFnty ~ LYNCHnrHT-FiTu Er.
>rLr.-Wr understand. say til" Petersburg. ENvrss
a man named Marshall. in the employ Of the Yir-in:.
and Tennessee RAJ! RoGl Company, shot hi para.
mour, who's" anne we corl! No; learn NJ Lynch.
burg. On SUNDAY afternoon last. \ pi>Io! was the wra.
pom used, aud ;MC unfortunate woman died in HhnU;
two hour after tn" fatal SHOT, the bail passing through
her luass. MARSHALL has been arrested and ~loi,cii.
jail.
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,rIIir. coming into power, upon the compromise OF Inc
tariff net of 1883, and thus did he then dcn"Nhct Tue
PROCLAMATION aud the Force Bill and It's execution
But that Is not all.-This Mr.. Aylct;s 'cuEcini eS-
,,ninctionr from lS33 10 1854 of Mr.. Wiscs whole
course, NAV have sE.iprcd over. Bu; there Is u NOR
modern piece of history which he co2!d moi J""' Z"
hare kn0WH. 81,
Every Democrat Of the State who, prGteiids n! az
70 be- informed, knows Of the scenes IL the 'itsih.a
state Convention, al Richmond, in 49,. Mr. Ayic''
was n mcmnCr Of that body; served on "hc co'''i.'tI'
with Mr.. Wise; was present, II u presuH,e"' ~ ~
close Of the session, when Mr.. Wisc was ca.,c" ~ wi "
address that body. liz h"drd h,srnt1gy J" o." ~; .gm'
f,r ,,,.igr 0pg,n<t kc Force BIZ MOnc. ii his iai'
examination had been careful At all, and If he rcsleC,'
cd Mr.. Wisc's truth.llncss in any decree: NC Mo"a'
not have fRilci to read and cite Mr.. MS; : own ~
count Of his political history; ms own tAr"
sition of his State rights views, c"sy 10 IL
nrrcd with Nj. Wisc's first address tn As -:
trict on State rights, us published IN n Letter VI u" ,
"iq r"ply 10 q letter Of n number q D'M0o.T",
inembels at the Lcgislature,l ''TcquestIiS Tor lTo'."
ton n copy of his speech delivered before ,he - :,
cratic Convention held in the city OF kicnuiona, !,
March, 30" Il thar letter Mr.. Wise sketches MS eHu'
| position OIL State riahts i'll his canvass WIN A'' INV
IN 1883. In that letter he says-pa-cs -
Il, like Mr.. Thomas Richie, scar, ana al o..e'
| Union Democrats OF Virginia ri that day, ni1 ho' -
lerate the doctrines Of the Prc!an'annii. Inc! VIZ
| hv whomsoev-r drawn, blue federal IN tieir t'Hc an
;rni .nrv. They were lar more federal ~ thtF r'n
! siruc,;on, :huu those Put forth by George h"i!h my
lor in oppn.;;iua Ia Nlr. Madison s"on the Virgin;
report aud resolutions in '9S, '"9-and the ,"rce On,
! which followed, was no less obnoxious 10 q iarse MA
iority Of the Virginia Democracy. The oh!s '"S, y
the Senate OF the United States, recorded TP'M. u
journal against il, was the vote of q Virginia ocnat'!
john Tyler. lIouorcd, aud rercred forever, De nO
name FOR that lone vote! 1t was Il luonuucn;hi wore
l have said, and let it, l repeat, be p.Fcniinl' SH !.
We were alike opposed to the opposite scHe'no :" .
Carolina"
Now. vii! Mr. Ayle,; p~retaui that he hIa no &C.
enter OF this last r!ece OF eridcucc Il ~ '+
chropicler who kuorlngly omitted il
This is oHe instance where Mr. Ay!e't owes tA'
anende honorable 10 Mr.. Wise. But Their. are man!
more instances, as TO which the proofs are as reaaE Il
hand and Us easy TO reach. Enough FOR ine present
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!PLrER,BrH@ ADMINISTRATION 7. CnitrhGrI 4
CO., pr"pric,ors Of The Petersburg Express. dc.i,n
publishing II weekly newspaper o! ci.h; inr:c Guar,n
pages, after the tirst Of January ur&,. It vii! cor.
,l;n the matter L. hc found in >ix ,!"ii,rs. and will lc
sent To Subscribers n. &. per amur!a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-24

+ the case! In April 1853
led 10 Congress, in oppo
ui Gloucester, who wa
since ~ NaNif"r." Mr.
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d Mr Farce BIZ. See his
published at Richmond in
W. White. The Rich
v will show that 'rhns. Ri,-
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-24

SUIT FOR MALrEAcrIcr.-Thc Wcllojur. Herald
states that VIM. joi'"son, who had his Ih!.h bone
broken b. the kick NJ T. horse some time 40 II
Brook" county, had sued Iii, physiciau, Mcclellan!
\ Parkinson. Tor rIa!-pra';ira in s.:t!n. and a:;rug.
;n= The same, putting his Ianls,, at S!lO.orl. Th.
sd:t vii. come OF. IN The BROOKS Circuit; Cuu:i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-24

Tnr PLACE FOR SPoRrsMsH.-Thc Hardy Comfy
Whis states that bear and deer are abundant in liar.
Is county, and all other kinds OF Virginia game.
few days ago, four gentlemen LH.gcl in II lew hnr-.
in -onr fields contiguous 10 Moorriir!!. whrr, ram.
= "'sa:'!c! rs scarce, - pHr;cI.r-, one woo!cn.k.
;wu ducks ma two rabbis.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-22
Medical Advice.

hR. J. C.. YOUNG, who has become 70
- celebrated for the thousands of cures
which he has performed on old, chronic,
mercurial, syphilt;c, and all private die.
eases, without mercury, is consulted daily
at his office, up stairs, corner Of Montgomery
and California streets, from 9 A. NJ. TO 8 p.
NJ. A cure guaranteed or no pay.
DR.. J. G. Young has probably had more
practice in venereal diseases than any other
physician in California. He cures all the
most aggravated cases of this disease. and
mild ones he removes in from two to Eve
days. The Doctor has for many years been
known as the most eminent and successful
physician in the United States, and what is
more important to the patient, he always
effects speedy and permanent cure. 80
Travellers, seamen, miners and others.
who wish to be cured without mercury, him
drance from business, or exposure to friends,
should apply to him as soon as possible, and
perfect cure will be guaranteed. ii ali
eurable cases. Recollect the name and
number-Dr. ]. C. Young. corner of Mont
gomery and California streets, up stairs
Of6ce open from A. N. to 2 p. NJ
mar ll-tf H& o. fsH n O. &
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-22
San Grantiisea.
HENRY JOHNSON & co.
INpoRrERs { wuo1 EsA1E npnnnIor

IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
No LAG Washington street, near Mo,ueom-
ery, San Froncisco,I
- OFFER for sale, for cash, at the
NJ lowest wholesale prices, q larres .ahia
- well selected assortment of skAH0
INDIA, MEDITERRANEAN 8 xNN
EUROPEAN DRUGS AND MFDf.
CINES English and American Chem.
Gals of all kinds also, an extensive vafFie-
ty Of Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Fancy
Soaps, Brushes, Paints and Oils, Dye
StutE. Labels, Window Glass, Extracts.
Bronzes, Trusses, Leeches, Surgical Instru-
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Goods, Shakers Herbs and Roots, &C.. to
gether with every article comprised in the
stock ola Druggist or Physician. :, !. 4
II. }. & 60. are the proprietors' Whole.
sale Agents for DR.. Jayile's Family Met;.
cines, Sands Sarsaparilla. Old Townsend,
Sarsaparilla. Motfat's and Brandreth,s
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Water, &C., &C.
Henry johnson & Co. have made snch
arrangements in New York. Boston and
Philadelphia as will enable them to pnr-
chase their stock at the lowest rates and
they are determined to give their ,custoui-
ers the benefit Of low prices, and at the
same time the best quality ofgoods. 1si-tf
may 6-tf