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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31
[ From Puinam's Magazine. ]
BESSIE.

Bessie wears gown Of red,
homespun gown and apron blue;
She has no hat upon her head,
And her wee brown feet are without shoe.
Bessie has hair like the sunsets gold,
And her eyes were born from the deep blue sea !
In their depths is story told
love Bessie, and she loves me.
Bessies hands arc hard with toll,
And her checks are dark with the wind and rain
But her lips are rich with the rosy spoil,
That il once taste, ! must taste againl
Bessie has ne'er a silken gown,
Nor crimson hat, not a necklace hne;
But she wears Of cowsps golden crown,
That d rather than any queens were mine.
Bessie dwells in a lowly cot;
A lonely cabin with trembling walls;
II is old and poor, but she thinks il not,
And loves il better than lordly halls.
She counts the stars as she goes to sleep,
And loves TO listen the pattering song,
That, over her head, the ran-drops keep,
In the April weather, all night long.
Bessie's step is light like the fawn's.
And her voice like the Ginning Of silver bells;
l hear II oft in the summer morns,
But dare not whisper what it tellsl
Lingering and dying round my heart,
Ever and ever its echoes be-
Who shall divide us, or what shall part
love Bessie and she loves me.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31
THE FEW.

bl 5ONAAiAN fbNehs
l care not for the looming man."
Nor fear the coming woman!
The one who does the best he can,
He is the great-the true man.
They are but few.
No GLOVER crust" no "upper ten"-
No "uppertendom' know they
No rank at all but rank Of MEN,
Just meath the angels show they
,r The lofty few. ,.t.
Condemned, unhoard, misunderstood,
They glide along the valley,
Few know the good they do--or would
Around whom angels rally;
The unknown few.
How still they move the noisy world
Goes round a. if without them;
From fortunes wheel they re often whirled
With scarce a shred about them: a|
The suffering few.
Some drag diseases lengthening chain;
Some cbaie with vain endeayor,
And some live down lifelong pain
To triumph late-foreyer!
Victorious few.
I care not for the mighty man;
| worship not the many,
Contented with the lowly span
That gains me love Of any,
The loving few.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31

IHr CouSTRY DocToR.-The following
scene in the life of country doctor is taken from
the Knickerbocker. en faths'f
The poor doctor is called from his bed on a.
stormy night with the stirring summons
doctor, want you to come right Straight A.
way of to Banks His ehild's dead '
"Then why do you comel'f q
"He's pisened They gin him laud mum for
paresoricky." "How much have they given
him !" D. aa 7t77
'Dc'no, great deal Think he wont get
over it.' n
The doctor pushes oifthrough the storm, meets
with divers mishaps on the way, and at length
arrives at the house of his poisoned patient lie
finds all elosed-not a light % be seen.
He knocked at the door, but M answer. He
knocked iuriously, and at last night cap appear
ed from the chamber window, and a woinah's
voice squeaked out--''Who's there 81 .ii if
1.-The doctorto be sure iYon sent nhr him 4"
''What the dogs is the matter f' aiA
"oh IT'S no matter, doctor Ephraim is bet
ter. We got litile skeercd kinder. Gin him
laud'num and he slept kinder o'sound, but hes
woke up now = a'si .H4lt N ~
''How much laudahum did he swallow -
"only two drops, n1'Eint hort'him none. -
Wonderful bad storm io-righf."
The doctor turns away, bnttoning up his over
coat under his throat, 10 seek his home again,
and tries TO whistle away modification aud an
ger When the voice calls. -
doctor, Dcctofi'
"What do you want7'' .-'
you wont charge n6iihn' iof The yisit wll'
I've - '''ln' s af A'i''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31

"fiow kiud!" said Mrs PaiihEtoh, az The
bill game up for the preservation of heath hens,
show consideraie they are, for if The heather
are not preserved, what II be the nse Of mission
ariesi" She stood cmilingly looking inside the
railing, while Ike ventured upon calculation
as to how mahy grouse he catiid XIII with the
Old Hessian gum Posf. rt''i 10 a.i'nm
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31

The Chinese ara queeri they no doubt think
the same Of US. At Canton the essentials Of
winter stock Of food for a small family sre a.
quarter of hers, aud two barrels of does
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31
DIPLoMArIc ANp EpIoRAMATIc.

DIPLOMATIC AND EPlGRAMATIc.
SOule twas thought, to Cuba have,
Would wade through smoke and fire.
1t seems hoNe'er, his game was but
osten-sibly to buy her.
But that fair isle still clings to Spain,
And Of her we must ease her,
So Caesar Dodge is sent, who s up
To any dodge to seize her.
Boston Transcript.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31

ADVERTISEMENTS

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Postage to any part Of this State cui of Wihllsui
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-31

Jon wonk executed in good style at flir' price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
DIED,

barn on Sunday mornin.. March All. ~ il' r"-iL"nc'
oi WA. +. kitcli", MARGARET JULIA GREY orphan, !"
I " -i.' y,rr ~ her NE.
Tl," friends II the family nrr invited ,u aG'ni her iun''
Ia! from Tia Monumental Church lrE6Dai afternoon
March oh, nL ! o'clock.
prr.RrEDthi- lite, Mt Mountain |i-w', Fairfax caGH;y : a.
., IA. 2ih of Jtngnry, l-aJ. DI BENJAMIN I ITALIA.
RNp OF Ornns" county. III the i3rd yohr o! La s"".
We nr- unwilling 10 clCsr iiHs note" "lti!oni 7'iI' III,
bat" 20 the excellence al thu decreased. a. u !H"l"i ga
ur!.hhur he was ever prOHpl, obi ing nnh uns'th-h- as =
master, humane and indui gent. hnd in thH' nearer "ni dr1.
rr relation u husband HId brother, he was doEo''d ana M
t.ciionatc. But, alas hc has h"en cut down INN, irii'
of III, manhood. III th" mid-i u; h- n-'inlile-s. iiI' cor
rowing friends Eh|" Ia, CONSULTATION u u''1"''Hs '"h' u
had no tr:rOr- for him.
In early HE h. became H member Of the Protestant !i"
cuptl Church, aui continued . plous h'l h"'in" !"''""''
of the Saviour until thr close "l liz earthly p.-i!La"='
And while we mediate on the solemn l''s"H which MS
sudden death teaches, we rE"Ek God TOT t!' mop, iIrj"I
tut horc, that our friend hNs pa. "n imn'yT'L'i'S AID n,"'
tran. plat;rl TO n b",t"t and brighter wort L.
DIED. a. the residence of NJ. GEO Tarfy, in Meckl"n.
bur, county. on Saturday, 81 Instant, "ARl EATON. ~
iaut daughter VI Nr. II. +. I. l~ibsE'ivili. u! ih' '""i'A
year u! hoy age
meat, and III. idncI"l VIII tax" p"'' mon. i!r rrs'i' nc" .;
h.r father. on Er,nklin .,res', lbs IIu"siny' morning NJ II
o'clock.
The iri"rJs o! the tamil "r ."Sit"d 10 "',"ni.
DEE, in Washington cty, u G., on Friday, The I'd inst
Mrs. ANN e. BALI. mtI" oi Wm. y. Esil, printer Tor
merry OF RiC!ImOIf. VA il the JJth year ot her age SIC
leaves Il hurbnnd three children, and Il number OF rrlatiye
and friends to InoEIn her DEATH
DIED. III this Guy, oil Monday morning. ;h Instant, 0
paralysis, Mrs. SALLY GRANGER, in Ia" 10Th y"Hr OF he
az.
y" Her fuU,ral viii take place from the residence o
Art Sun, Thomas J. Dunnnvaat, in ,Ee town OF Sydney, vi
afternoon. az 2 o'clock. The friends aud acquaintance G
tie family urc invited to attend without further notice.
r-t"G-burg paprr- please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS

We learn that the following appointments were
made Yesterday by the President and Senate o; oti!'
cers for the Four New Regiment.-two Of CGvalry
and two of Infantry-that are 10 be added /" the
Army in pursuance Of the late net OF Congress:
toRTHF TWO CAVALRY REGIMLST>.
C1loaris.
Eravet Col. f. V. Sumner. Lieutenant Colonel
First Dragons.
meat.
Brcynt Col. r. +. Lee. Captain Of Engiuenr-.
Br.vct Lieut.. Col. j. +. Johnston, Captain lopo-
graphical Engineers
Breyet Lieut.. Col. W. j. iIardee, Captain Second
Dragnon-. r,..,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Braxton Bragg, Captain Third
Brevet Major W. II Emory, Captain Topographic
cal Engineers.
benjamin Mccullough, Of Texaa.
foC TIFF TWO INFANTRY REGIMENT.
C~olORci>.
Brevet Col. Geo. Wright, Lieutenant Colonel
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Eli. b. Alexander, Major Eighth
Infantry.
Brevet Col. Chas. +. Smith, Major First Artillery.
Brcv-t Lieut.. Col, Silas Casey, Captain Second
Infantry.
.MGjOrs.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. W. II. r. Walker, Captain Sixth
Infantry.
Rrevct Lieut.. Col. Edward J. S,eptoe, Captain
Third Artillery.
Brevct Lieut.. Col. F.. r. s. Candy, Captain Adiu'
tant Generals Department.
Capt. II. W. Bcnham, Captain Engineers.
The President made no nomination, We understand,
for the new Brigadicrship created By the Army btll'
-! National JnteRi gemcer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
70 me Editors 81 ihc E~aYp"'r.
U.IIfAx CouRr HOUSE, NIRGISIh,

Feb. 2SiI, lSh1.
Genilemen: In the last Enquirer, | observe Il CON
,nunicatiun isigncd "a Democrat, calling on me 10
announce myself Il candidate to represent this county
in the next House of Delegates "t virginia: and |
take this method of replying 10 il, and to other s'i,Titn'
tons uf the same nature. The Democracy "i Halt
fax assembled ut their last Court, and resolved that
at their next Court, they would consider the pr"lrirtS
OF nominating two candidates for tina Legislature
Nv fidelity 10 our cause, torhids my proCl"iliiiiS my
self Il candidate, or throwing any obstacie III the way
of the efficient organization nt the Democratic !nfiy'
and [ feel very confident that my course Ill TINS re-
spect will meet with the decided approval ot my
friend, A Democrat" This | desire t" DC under,
stood, especially by ihogc friends 10 whom ! had SAID
would be Il candidate. With II multiplicity nf lr-
yisiativc cunLi!atcR, there may be danger OF defeat
with regular noninrCs, there can he no danger
Hence every Democrat in the county VIII" Gun,
should attend the Convention Of the party at our
March Court, and be animated by the principle Of
"rvery thing for measures nothing for inen.' Asto
myself, not only 10 | desire that the Convention shall
not be troubled with my humble name, but | will,
with pcculia. pleasure, support ANY two gentlemen
who may receive the nomination..
am, very respectfully, yours, &r,
WM. NJ. IIOWERTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
T

,nd seuete near the close OF the session We have heard
=" CnrRTorCLaIMs,-Judgs Gilchrisl ofNsw Hamp-
,b;re, Judge Isaac Blackiord Of Indiana, and Jos. H.
Lumpkin Of Georgia. Montgomery biair oil " ASH
1.rs,l d. Andrews Of Slaine. Copsa! General for
the British North American Provinces ian office re-
John Romeyn Brodhead OF New York, Consular
Agent Tor COMMISSIONER for Jupan' to reside al a.
Inodi.-[ !Satsorlu lntcnigeaeer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
HON ARCHIBALD STUART.

This gentleman, it will be seen by the announce
ment in another COLUMN. is again u candidate for q
ssst in tho Senate Of Virginia. lie ID a venerable
and faithful public servaur, having served his corstit-
ueuts with distinction both in the Legislature OF flr-
gina, aud in the Congress ofthe United stste''-tDas-
r.Ne Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
TO THE DEMOCRATS or HANOVER

TO TIE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER.
There will he n meeting nj th" Democrats at Hano-
yer on tho lOih Of March, that beng the III dhv "i
Superior Court.
The object Of the meeting is to appoint delegates
to confer with tho Democrats OF Henrico' nj some
time and place which will b" fixea on. 10 nominate Il
candidate to represent us IN III" next Sehair OF IT.
ginia. MANI DEh''hHiH'
March lst, $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
To THE DEMOCRATS OK CAROLINE

Y,u are requested 10 meet ut your next Cont, ,the
md Monday in March, ir the purpose OF reconsi'
dcrin. the action taken at your last Court, with re,
gard 10 the recommendation OF acandicate to be voted
for 10 represent you in the next House OF Delegates
4 full attendance is earnestly solicited.
MANY OIERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
-, prc GOVT. FROM THE WEST

Cnder this caption, tho Lynchhurg Sirginian IN
pur,s the astounding Information that DR.. Henry NJ.
Price, OF Nicholas ccuntv, is opposed 10 Dir. Nlse.
DR.. Price is h democratic Accommodating, and, bong
of a zsalous and determined temperament, will intiu-
ence his own vote, which, wo doubt not, will be cast
for the know nothins nominee LeT'sdurg Chr0r'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
LATER FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF

Id phIo
New YORK, March I.-Th. steamer Star Of the
West arrived here Mt 9 o'clock thi. evening with 2Uo
pa,sengers and S6j0,OG0 in gold from California. She
touched at Key West Oh the eth. The Spanist: Con
-ul there Ind Issued II proclamation. b. order of IA"
Captain General Of Cuba, declaring the Whole coast
Of the Island in a state OF blockade. Al-o. that NIL
vessels bound 10 my por, in the Island, or found crlii-
sing along the coast, will be searched by the Spanish
war vessels. The United States steamer San Jscinro
was TO leave for Havana on the 18th.
The Star of the West brings California dates 10 the
9th ult, which have been anticipated via New or-
leans. Mining prospects were improving under IN"
effects Of recent rains.
Si1ty-ive dead bodies had been recovered from The
wreck OF the steamer Pearl, at Sacramento ana ~
were still missing. The boat had been raised and was
repairing. ,
A severe gale visited Salt Lake city on the lst OF
January, doing much damage. The legislature OF
Utah convened on the 1lth of December.
On the forty third ballot for Senator in the Cali
foruia Legislature, Senator Gmin had 50; Edwards
81: Bruderick 70 McCo.klc 8; and Il votes scatter
inc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

New Yns&, March j,-!hc Steamship Black w.
ri0l. WIKI 'i.raua dale, tn the 9Th February, h.. =,
rlvrd. r. blockade OF the ports OF Cnba cOn'i.u..
bur the Ea.l steamers are Unmuicstei. A great ,r,,.
battle was lately fought al Fort Principe. II i M,
more. that all foreigners will shortly he compelled :,
bear arms or leave the island. Much e~rcitemen, 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
MY, yours, &c,
WM. VI. lIOWERTON.

Tor N EHYdNfI'
DEMOCRATS OF PRINCE EDWARD.
There viii be n general meeting Of the Democratic
party Of Prince Edward on the third Monday III
March. tina, being Court dav, TO attend to the business
of the party. Mr.. Goode, and several other gentle
mcu, will address the meeting. Come one, come ALI
~ 4 DEMOCRAT.
Examiner viii please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

no Ut T.UT"IT"'
DEMOCRATS OF LUNENBCRG.
The Democrats OF Luncnburg will meet IN the
Court House, inter the adjournment Of Court, on our
nest County Court day, the 18th Of March, to organ
izc for the Spring campaign. Come one come all
MANY DranCRATs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
CORRESPONDENCE
CUIkItL'f
a.. roouos,. we publish the following csrreopon'

"''' JERUSALEM, Jan. IL. $50.
Dr,uSru:-A your name will probably uc brought
b.i,,rc the Democratic Convention, called Ia meet III
Sufoll;, the 2.md February next, IL nominate n cam
didnte for Congress, / respectfully request that y"n
will favor me with IN answer 10 the following inner.
rocatcries:
lat. Do you approve OF secret political soclrtirs'
"a. Do you approve or disappro'c VI the orsaniza.
ton called Know-Nothingsl
Sd. Are YOU in favor of such an alteration nj the na-
turaNzation lava as will extend the period Of resi-
dence, before admission Ia citizenship. 10 twcnty-one
years!
nCnt oil iulei.n born citizens, OF OF citizen. III any
particular religious persuasion, TO any office under the
federal or State Governments, from which they arc
not nuw excluded under the Constitution
9Th. Are YOU nj the opinion that each State has the
right To extend the elective franchise IL all persons
within its limits, whether nnturaliscd n]cc0rdin. to the
laws of the United States or Ho:
Yours, respectfully,
H. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
LATEST EY TELEGRAPH.
T'"i"sr"rird 'or The Richmond Euauir.,
FROM WASHINGTON CRY.

WA'hiN" ros,sMarch 6s-The redemption of H..
public .!e"i during the week cndin, iRn tb;rd u. !,
March, nmaGn!s 10 $4,000. N W"
TIE p",tg Gleho will be discontinued after ,ll.
h!nG the proC-es:;mgs of the Congress just adi5fsro
ea; h.; the ri,lcgtion will be RESUMED a, tic s"|.
..,,Fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

CAPT. HIRAM MAR1Z.-We have 10 IoHDi t'"ia
vast majority Of The people ot Rockingham vii II.
syri The definition "f this gentleman Ia serve III inc
Legislature any longer. Cept. MaitA has made an
excellent representative, and commanded ~ MUCH
r.s;,uct and attention IT, auy man in The Legislature
H. hi- rctircmrll, .ao Legislature will lo-c 4 uSt'uI
and working member. and Rockingham 4 rai.HbI"
public scrvuut.- R1ckim2ham ErgiShr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
PASSAGE OF TIE DIPLOMATIC AND Con.

! III
We announced solrc DAYS ago the pnssn"" vt tiI''
impurtnrit measure by the House. and W" ii"'- th"r
the qualification OF announcing its passage '| me
Senate. In lUs explanation Of tile reforms mat" p'
Mason, chairman Of the Foreign Committee in tia
Senate, that gentleman acknowledged freely The value
of the services rendered by Mr.. Perkins, Of I'll" House,
in The preparation and successful :"!vocec: al the
measure. This bill j. the commencement oi Il reform
in our diplomatic and consular systems which huo been
again and again urged upon the attention OF Coii=ItSs.
Ii WAS fortunate for the country that n subject when
presented So many Obstacles, which required! Fn ihurh
lnbor.ouS investigation. and which could only be CON
sumated by untlring energy and perseverance, Wu'
undertake by such a man H. Judge 1trkli!r. tiIS
Success. in view ii the failures al all similar efforts
heretofore. reflects high credit upon him as a STATES
man. The system which he Inns founded may be
found imperfect but II furnishes lie outlii'ts o! one
which may be hereafter rendered periccf, and III mat
respect il il n great step towards the attainment ~ ali
Object which has long been desired. ltiwil be refer
red 10 hereafter as one OF the most important. measures
of the prcsent Congress- washington In.on.
ALEXANDER GALT.-This distinguished young
American artist is now in this city on his way 10 Italy.
We had the pleasure o fiOrming his acquaintance last
winter in Richmond, and gladly pay oar humble tTI-
butte 10 his genius o. q statuary. So hiCh IN opinion
did the Legislature of Virginia entertain oil his worth,
tint they made III appropriation Of ten thousand dol
lars AZ their la-t session, tora statue OF Jefferson from
h- chis-l, To be placed nj the University ot Virginia.
In 20 doing, the legislature paid II just tribute 10 the
genius of this young Nirg!nan, and 10 the memory o'
the author OF thu Declaration OF independence. The
University was The child Of Mr.. ir:!erson's old az,
arl 81 his tender regard, and in his rpitaph traced by
HI own hand, he groups II among the great attain
Incnls uthis lie. III worthy 10 lie ciassed with tho
Declaration Of Independence and the statute Of re-
I.ious freedom. This noble institution, itself tho
Of ha wisdom and l~tr7N!ity, is a ht tenn
pie to rcc-lvc the. marble monument OF Thomas JET
lrrsnu. |
Mr.. Cali has already completed the bust III pia't"f.
may be seen near the entrance ot ;t' flou'r "l
Representatives. II has been pronounced by The
friends and descendants 81 Nj. Jrifr-sun as Tue h''a'
likeness "Xiant Of the features ot the gr"a; ":i%i:.'l,
UG.hsngiOr S'Gt'I'k.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

NEW YORK, MARCH cotton is downwat
and dull. Flour is upward. Sales of 800 5b.
Southern Il. 1855 IL 800 Whca. is upward and firm
Sales of $4,000 bus!!c!- ii Western mixed Corn ii 81
Il 81. Pork il unchanged. Beef il upward. Lar!
downward. Stocks are better and money easy -
Sales Of Virginia skies ut "3..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

To nc Eli0,. " tie Enq"rer
BUCKINGHAM, FkB. ~, 1853.
Messrs. Editors:-You will please announce IN Your
paper, that | will not be n candidate i"r reelection to
IN, Legislature. Your most obdt serv't,
w. II. PERKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

MAkuIED, on Monday evening, the .9ih Feb, ~ Rev !
q Tny!a!. Hon CHARLES =. LEWIS 10 Ms- MARIA l.
PATTON. only daughter OF John P-,soir t7q all .
ClnIk-OuTg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
SLIP RTRNT BY LIGHTNING

B,LrlH"Kf, March 1.-The Baltimore clipper .L,,
Seaman, from New Orleans, bnuni 70 Mars-iirs. viii
a!nrgc ana valuable caro- OF cotton, was struck hy
lightning IL few days since, and consumed. The car.
tain and crew were saved by Il passing vessel. Tt,
Seaman was owned b. Hand & Co, OF Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

DEATH OF ROBERT MILLS, THE AkCHI-
TECT.-Robert Mills, so widely known Is the archi-
tect of The Treasury Department, Post Office, sni
Patent Office buildings, died at his residence in
Washington city on Saturday morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06
y IN stIlIlIIlHIIls NJ T~sp'VT' -
Your Chedicnt servant, TIN. RlNES
T.. W. MAssrSBrRG, Esq.

-Rcsolr ad. Tim, The Democrats Q! Prince GeciE . c"un,
". haze Witnessed TOO lOny. and too often the intellectual
effort. Of their friends ia the discussion OF the great pr.n'
Ciplr- which nave heretofore divided pnriies, u be
caught by the c.nptrap stud Of the Know. NottlnG5-
Curiosity might lead children 10 assemble and nS"t
The parrot cry OF Know Nothing. kno" No'hin: nut
principles inscribed UPON their banners. floating nlGii
ri, midday, will look down viii! contempt on ,his
Northern hrrrsy for The suppression al ~"r,h"ln rights,
unless indeed some mrmb., vi the order shGull dare nyow
rhu, their society IL II srcrC, one, Tor political parPOs"s, i0l
.ur2rcssinp lA- freedom OF speech. the exercise OF our con
-cicucc in matters OF religion Us guaranteed by III" ronsti
tuition and for prescribing nGiurnh2cd citizens Should any
.uCh doctrine b. hvowrd before the Democracy OF FRINGE
George We pledge ourselves 10 expos" such trc'>"I "T'
will not under an' circumstances sippor; hn' man !"i any
NH e who bclours 10 such IN order. u: who aiv"c'tr' such
doctrines
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

TOBACCO.-Couldn't we eend out tobacco to the
Crimesl 1t is worth Sl.25 a 81 so per pound az Be-
lak!ara. aai TIE poor soldiers cry for it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-06

BALTIMORE, MARCH 5.-Saias OF Howard Street
Flour f; $S.j2 !Or present delivery. Wheat is scarc1
AMI wanted; price, are a tri;ta better; sales OF white
at s. u $l.lg; red : 1875 S..03. C~orn-white IS a s..
yellow - a -. Rye, Pennsylvania, $l.lS.