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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-12
The Eastern War

The intelligence from Europe does not equal in
interest what was expected Ii brings neither the
re-opening of the Sebastopol bombardmenf nor
the time when II will probably occur. II seems
to be certain however that every preparation ..
being made to renew the bombardment an bar
ger scale than ever, and that il viii be followed
up by an assault. The success of this i looked
forward To with much hope. by the Allies. bot
by ne mean with perfect confidence.
An American captain in the Crimea. July 22J,
writes to the Newark Advertiser that the allies
there number 100000 men. He adds:
..The two armies have advanced the trenches
10 within fifty yards of each other. and nuke
dreadful havoc. ] conld see the Russians throw
shells from the Redan and Malakoff towers, di-
recty into The English and French trenches, aud
il is melancholy sight to see the poor fellows
taken out Of them knocked 10 pieces.
IL was talking with an officer who has been IN
The Crmea throughout the campaign, and he was
of oninion that il would not be taken this year.
He said that the Russian Notifications were the
best engineering be ever knew. From an ele-
waited posiiion-where yoa can see the whole camp
tits most magnificent sight.
The LONDON TIMES, August 23d, has very
gloomy record of the war" "We are in II
saws. .,for uno.her winter campaign.' and 1t adds
of the attack
$50, the great day, that dreadful day OF which
i, may almost be said, in comparison with all The
other conflicts Of human passion and outpourlngs
ofbunan vengeance Dies ira, dies ILL. isce
splendens et (ariiia, is still md.fnteiy profo-
gaed. and no body can say IN what month 1t WIN
come We only know that the longer 1t i post
poned the more dreadful II will be. and still wholly
uncertain in its results. But there Is, III our
opinion, one certainty about IL and that l.,
whether we fake Southern sehastopol or not. ace
shall siiH hare 10 iointer IN our present position.
When Sebosiopoi falls into our hands, II 'rW be
a mere heap Of runs NTH all The horrors Of fhf
chafnel-house. With the enemy still IN posses
sion Of the north sde.the south side will only he
the front OF uur own attack, as bloody ana
wretched as our preseat advanced trenches. -
that whether we take Sebastopol or not, we shall
still have to occupy the heights throughout the
ensuing winter
Tents. WE are also told. will not do for winter
and the so, 0t0 huts promised are not under way
and the army cannot be well hutted before Chris
mas The editor nevertheless, concludes
I'VE are still for pressing on the siege with
the utmost expedition and with ali The means m
our power. and preparing with even lavish pr'sl>
ion for all the thousand contingencies OF "A winler
campaign. Above all, let there be no doubt as
TO the means of communication from the camp 10
tho har Dor, which must be-as it hns all along
BEEN our only base of operations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-12

DrAMoNDs.--A correspondent of the Wing de-
tails the circumstances of The discovery of two
diamonds at Dudley's Ferry, the residence of
VIM. Brooks, in King u Queen They are very
valuable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-18
HARDWARE.

FALL IMPORTATION, 1856.
n T. MOORE II CO., Importers and Wholesale
H. Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD
WARE. No. a. Pearl Street, oprUsc II. w. Frys, Rich
n.oud Virginia. have received di:rc' from the nanuac
in England, full! aud complete assortment of Biz
mnchaln and Sheffield HARDWARE: and from the
fsctreYs in this country. fu supply OF American Goods
Their stock Is large and complete, consisting, III
part. OF
Rodgers and was,enhom's fine Pen an: rockc, Krlvcc
Pocket Knives Of l, Q, 3, and blades
Buck Bsne EBONY Cocoa und Ivory llrnlc Knivet azd
Forks
Ivory handle Kniscs and Forks, in of u and 53
pieces
A Greayes manufacture, of every stylo und quality
Sci.sors and Shears, OF various makes and styles
Single and Double Barrel GunB, sOnIe very superior
Pistols Rifles, Rifle Barrels ana MouTtinss
Trace Halter Log Well Fifth and Tongue Chains
Axes Of Collins, Simmons and other makes
Hand and Panel Saws, Hammer. md la'chets
Mill Pit, Cross.cut and Circular Saws
Spades und Shovcls, OF Aines, ho"mhds 'nd other
makes
Anvils. Vices and Smiths Bellows
Sled ,eand Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies anu Screw
Pln;eo
Shear and Cas-, Steel, square and octngon
Castings Horse and Mule Shoes. and Hor.e sbu" Nails
Wirc Selves and Siters Coffee MILF and Cards
Bride Filings Blind Brides and Horse Collars
Locks Hinges and Screws OF every description
Pisne. Chiscls Augers and Files, oil kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Patent balances aud stee
yards
EI;n;l-h, American and G D Percussion Caps
1iny Ind Manure Forks, 9, } and prong
iIH Trays und WATERS and all o;hor doods usually
'ouha in Hardware Stores
As Our Goods hure been purchased for cash. the most
E,I u. 's "rd selected exclusively Tor the virginia,
c.n n,y hA and Tennessee rndr, We teti cohuuc'' r
f';,r 81 onS Inducements to merchAh's 'ishs !'o
~ ~ i'"Peet'uiy invite them to examination Oh our
stocK n We are d"ierned n ,rIl ms low as regular
Auues m ' .n,s 1t V, Ahy n thr Northern cite.
t'c,,., :iisu '"tr'uly aud promptly attended 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-18

hadc, is in conflict with some commercial regulation,
prescribed by Congress- between the States of Er-
gnia and Massachusetts. No such regulation is
known TO me; and presume none exists. But what
is the power conferred on Congress, A power TO
regulate commerce merely. Did the widest Latitude
marian that ever presumed 10 cOnstrue the Constitu
ton, dream that the simple power 10 rgnl0ts com.
msrce among the States. gave To CUngres. any au.
thorty whatever to r0mWi the people of Virginia 10
knd, with those of Massachusetts! What is com.
mcrce! The buying and receiving, and selling and
delivering by barter purchase, goods wares aud
nerchnndizc or other property. Congress may pre-.
scribe regaiaons for these transactions OF trade and
traffic between the States and by these regulations,
both bUyers and ssiLers bound. But suppose the
people of Virginia decline to trade at all with the
people Of Massachusetts,, can Congress compel them
to do SO! No. Congress may regu'a!', but cannot
make commerce. All the powers Of the Federal Co.
vcrnment combined cannot constliuiionaiy make
Virginia citizen buy pea.k"itt Or i1cket handkr
chrf OF Massachusetts merchant, against his will.
| may add other views, and quote some authorities
upon this subject i'll Il future communicating.
LAIRENS.
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4 SINGULAR COINCIDENCE.

What does the Know Nothing order o' ''r4iG"'
mean by appointing the lyih dny OF October u" 'Aa
time for holding their State Convention li"y, ~
forgotten that On that risy Coruwall.s and The BrI
army surrendered To the allied arnn"- ot IN. nh''h
born prntes,au;s OF America. mud the Foreign ChiH"'
lie French What, We might ok w""!d be tl' p",i'
r Gr ill., s.;.tnncr rendered us IN the time cs uur
greatest need by tn. armies md fleets "i France"
foreign and q Catholic unliun' Is i; hot probabG
that Washington would have been hung us rcbsl,
aud hi. name become by;word OF srorn and re.
nrn,cl,i I. il not probable that the Cnt S,at :.
ist,cJ ot ,akiIy rank Of the most pos erul
and independent nations, would be at this time "p.
nrs...-I and prosecuted coonie,l Let kurw.H:G-
hin when il assemblies here the loih Of L. zt
Oc,,brr not forget the deeds aud services Of Ruch-
nmb.au de Grasse, Lafayette, and their gallant sI.
dcry who present at the siege and fall of og.
town. -lLyrehJurg Republican.
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u,cuMoND ENQUIRER
,rrp pA,l>, sEarwESNtf' .sr.Hr AND s.
rrs:,rr,,Ir. rrs::,.,D PRYOR & DCNNA'ANr'
4 7, |, " )

TERMS: ~,
p.,.. seven Goilars per @h''ul;t Snu ''' ~ , ano
= Daily fsPs, ,nkru lor shorter period than one
c',: h'!Ms !Ms,s,,,'W"Tsy dosTs per annun'' and
t"; ;"' uo... payable IN advance 10 Os para
y"re :e' ..,I s.N hy snail postpaid; OF SIX dollars
a." ri me s,,r%r ',r !. published every Wednesday
.ae W'r:y smn,.,n pnd in advance or ior " 30
|: '"r; ;. 40; majr IN advance a uSuusnoh Is
R'i M '"iT"f % ps urnishsd ls ID; for for ssS
ct wS,S! s1Sst W%ny Sar copies and SO on in
.,!ve cul.cs 10: CIV
ae ..'n" F''PT,TrnY:TY.s or ADVERTISING.
Ei:-rv,y ani The WEEKLY-For TEN
Is -HE s.,tn.rron seventy hve GEMS; for each sub
90. go, insertion hi'y ct!Hs
= zen. III D,I;r E>lv:xxs-For TEN lines or less, srs
' s,,y cc:i;- and every succeeding insertion twcn-
= r.n:. Il Inserted once aweck. twice week or
me, week. thirty seven aud half cents for each
: +. ai:cr the :I.s;
= ,l, er,;scrs are charged S!ty dollars for TwELvE
II that proportion Tor uivcrtis en!ents OF greater
= .>tc3t Lottery Ncnders uud Auc,ioncers, who are
-: 500, paper :ncludelI
Al Obituaries and Tributes of Respect, exceeding
t. sac. arc charged Tor advertisements:
,,rs rom distance must be accompanied with the
pay satisfactory references, to insure execution
4! dues this oitce rny be RENTED per inaii In
available Bank notes nj the risk OF The Ediior.
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,JrrED l.. .IOLLADAY.

r,oNMrsSi1S MERCHANT. RICHMOND, VA;
Iu-UI at;cud promptly 10 the sale o! Corn, Wheat,
w TUbacco Oa;. Rye Flour. Neal, SC, &c ent!ust.
- 81, csre sai will execute all orders with fidelity
JGce rs, N-ss:s. Hill Il Rawlings. corner OF Mum and
REFERENCES:
4,u Alex z No!sday, Hcnrico.
ys,s-s Hell 4 Rawlings, Richmond.
: HcGruicr's IONS
Scou & IIerndon, fredericksburg
Hart Hayes
:. W.n. J. Pcudleton, Louisa.
-, : W,,.nu ESQ Au. 2l-ctf
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NoTICE OF TIE UNION ,CRICl

NOTICE or TIE UNION AGRICULTURAL
~ SOCIETY oF VIRGINIA ANU NORTH CAROLl-
MA:-At meeuIg ol the Executive Committee of the
M, it was
Resolved, That appoint the time for the next An
pual Exhibition. he held the Fair Grnuns nc.r the
City OF Petersburg Tuesday ac 2 day Of October next
and to continue four consecutive dnys FurtLcrmnc tim,
This Society tenders the right hand o! fellowship 10 n
their good win aud cooperation. JAMES {, BALM,
Ian 5-coan,tf Secretary
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NE Kindred DOLLARS REWARD.

"A n,'.p ~, iF"ni my place in Chesterfield District
cHlRLEsa ai0ny the s ADJUST my TWO boys, DAVE and
% with very ae ac years OLA =. ep o1. so bounds.
s. and h., pe:u'!arly lin lips he is about
,1,s 'Ih"- nyh .snrr down, look when in con.
.> ' ''t'"Sh fsin ia svccch ordinary occa
A,t -, "ach 'Nrrcd. Or lee :. = ycsrs of age
So. w.. va !"uhd., % : g.. .., ..rUn though not
"a, & ',tEt',cr kno.';kn- J. v,i rgc, him an indo
asct % VI n'ia cc-ringe, las a&c;gi.lrm. appear
ee. as"a"s Il vile space Oe. %. Iwu u his front
nolJ ahb' cay thAt they hevr been cntcei away al.
nat appearance. FER they nnve s.uys seem
Lei, ''ry con,en,ed
;hs above reward for their lodg,nont in eny
>o --' Can get ;hen fifty dollars for either OF
u" subscriber at Wild Cat Post onics Lancns.
~ I!--c4t JEREMIAH FIySDERBI,RK
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IMPORTANT TO DRICK.MAK ERs.

NHH J. Russell of Kentucky, h,s invented and
lV patented peculiar process for burning Brick- hlns
by which saving of 10 20 per cent affected III
both wood ami labor Any ordinery brick burner may
readily understand The mode OF burning Certihcars OF
brick burners and ohert having witnessed the plan oi
t,rnnr bricks may he by applying 20 or addressing
rhe subscriber at Richmond Va where has been tested
10 the entire satisfaction OF brck-mhkcrs
States and couny throughout the United Stutrs IN
this valuable invention for sale. ~
Satisfactory results 10 the mode OF burning Will IN
every instance be- guaranteed
GEORGE II. Russell, General Agent.
Certificate. Of Brirk Makers and Others:
We the underssncd having witnessed the operation OF
burning Bricks upon Mr. Russcs plan, bccvc that II
i, saving of both wood and labor, and srent improve
men, upun any plan that VIC have seen.
JOHN D. BROWN, do.
N. DONNELLA, do
The undersigned having examined mode Of burn.
ing Bricks By husses Improvement Ironomncss sn'e
TO hc n good one Llhr NShF''-'"' ''' ~
have examined kiln Of Bricks, burnt upon Mr. Rus
se plan. and pronounce it, great SAVING o WTTI s'
Angus. 2ath 1855.
Rlcmnosp, Va, Sept. let lsA.
Geo r. Russell Esq:
Dr.R SIx;-i have seen kiln OF Bricks J. G. Watts
yard Church H burned BY your paen, process ana u-
der your direction. The bricks well burned and III
my judgment great saving OF wood and labor is accom-
rlsh.d. think brickmakcrs generally would had II 10
their advantage possess themselves OF its benefits
Yours &c, DAVID BAKER, JR.
Ce0 R. Russ.l, Esq:
DEAR sIp:-I nave witnessed The mode OF brick-burn
ing by your patent process lar Us AM able 10
Judge believe tito bc Of the greatest improvements
the age; and brick makers will find greatly to their
advantage possess themselves Of the right 10 burn pon
your plan WM a WRIGHT.
RrcirMoSp Sept !, 1855 Sept ll-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-18

4 PRACTICAL PRINTER. who has had II long eXpr'
"A ricnce in every department of newspaper publish,
iuy wishes purchase office share in some good
e,G.b-hmcn, Democratic principles. or neutral on po'
ltca .ubjccs i'll Southern State. Publishers dcsrn2
SELL wishing business partner with capacities Tor
also assisting eui,oriay will nddrosS N. r. Petersburg
Va before the 25sh Of Septe ,her. Full particulars will
ba given in reply to communications the subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-18
FROM NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
TCorraspondence of the Dispatchl

NORFOLK, September II, 1855.
There appears 10 be some abatement of the rlo-
lence OF the scourgc; but II still rage, fenruly. The
work ot death goes Oh yet, and there ure many new
cases. With large population the number of deaths
would be correspnndingy large. Norfolk, but two
months ago, busy, bustng, healthful and prosper
nus now bears. every deserted street and avenue
mud square, the sad evidences of the desuatiug
reign OF the pestilence. Widows and orphans have
been made by the hundred. thousand homes, but
recently happy, are now desolatc sad and comfort
less; aud in some cases the unsparing OF the
gel Of death has claimed ul aud they are quiet and
stircss tenants OF the graveyard How terrible and
extraordinary hns been IN" visitation OF Providence!
But give you some particulars: The number of bu-
rials the lst instant was about 50; the ID, -;
81, ~; ih jS 5;h. 49,: Gtn, 10; eth. 4S S D. 9th,
j6; l0th %. This i. awful mortality for 50 small
II remaining population.
DR.. Craycruif Of Philadelphia: DR. jackson of -;
A. Briggs, OF the firm Of Briggs & Rogers; George
CRANBERRY, John Cranberry, Miss Watt, Miss Wood
ward, Miss Amy Chandler, Miss .ilexlna Baylor
making three of Mrs. Cnharne Bs daughtcrs-Wil
lie Starke aud sister; Miss Susan Nimmo, Theo. Cum
unshaln, clerk at Farmers Bank Mrs. Horace
Drcwry, VIM Mchegan, Robt Ramsay, Mr.. Keys,
stone masun +. Melicsan, aud many others.
DR.. Whitehead, the acting Mayor, and President of
the Farmers Bank, is better. His daughter, E!zG.
beth, is dead. Miss Eliza Souttcr, dead. Vim. John
son. Jr., Mr.. Pannrll, clerk in Farmers Bank, Thus.
A. Hardy and lady John s. I.ovctt, Attorney at Law,
mother aud sisters James White and family, j.
Dcmpster aud tamiIy, F.Spanglcr aud family, Moses
Murden and family JOS Murdcn OF the Exchange
Bank, Geo Glenn und family, Harrison Ferebcc, Mrs.
Cephas and many others, very sick Of the fever
1t is certainly dangerous for persons to come TO the
city from abroad. They almost invariably get the
fever and generally die. Very many colored people
are down with the fever-,everal hundred-many
have recently died, and number in suffering
or dying condition. The Howard Association is do
img all in it's power to alleviate the distress, aud lesse
the force aud power Of the terrible disease.
Yours, in haste, r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-18
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

QANAWAY from the residence OF the sub-criber last
~ ihli 4 nulatto boy named HaRTWELL: He is
ksry boy about nvc fec, six inches in height. rather
es'y made. with hair black and straight, resembling nn
isl.ss aad may he known ny having one of his toes
S". ~" u lac email onrs) on think he made his
h ~" M -"v hnr,. and that he cndeavorcd TO make
,f ~ % f''"bur. or It's vicinity The above reward
saxon :yar, viii he paid ior his apprehension it
sta,s s ' S'E and hfty dnllar- if taken within the
IL >onc Jail so that can get MN again.
,,,.e WIN. w MIClIAUX,
--.----l --e.I.l o. Jefferson Powhatnn CO., Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-18

NEGRO ON THE STUMP IN SENECA
COUSTY.-A coIored man by the name OF D4r
made speech in this city Saturday evening last,
at the Court House, in favor Of bruddsr Chase.'
This is purt of the programme Negro stump spcak-
ers! Negro voters! Negro jurors! Negro ot:cv,
holders.!i! - T.gfn (OAio/ 4dse~ts1.
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FIFTY DOLLARS ItEWARn

I EFT the premises OF Frederick Anderson nm ,h o.,
II June last negro man named FREDERICK, ocD~
rar- about % years OF age oi eh' complexion speaks
on Leigh Street. neur Adams Street, Mrs, MsIy
C;ttoa'. The above reward OF hEy dollars. viii be-
rs he j. taken out of the OF Virginia or ,wrnv
~. collars il tsken in the State and delivered to Ff,
te;ck Anderson or to Edward D. Eacho
Aug 3-c,f TH)S. J. BAGRI.
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REFERENCES.
GEORGE r. SWAMI,
~ M An SOLICITOR in CIlANCERY

Jackson. Miss,
,>p, ,r-,rrsr-y. ~ ,nr several S:ate md Federal
E"r:E L :. Jackson ard in lie Circuit and froosie i
-, o.; InGs aud tic "s.:5o::nc "n-'r'l ron'iss nt f
=. sl.o a;:cnl - The payment 81 taxes anu
>. rcd lands a,,as AaGi'ors Otsce ,~;,u
se:,r, - S,.,,, L. E:slcs;on Esd; H"nr! E:n'Is
-: samuel Marx. Esq, Cashier BANK o' r"s,nis'
IS Msrris Gibsun. Richmond. Va" Nov. Iu-clS
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EDEAR MACON.

AGENT AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.,rnno.ipai:.n Hall, Franklin Street, Rich-
nond, Va,
x-O call the st;ep;;on OF his friends and the pub,
" he 70 Inc fact tina; he will give his st.ict persorai
.:,n % selling produce, and respectfully soicitS their
i:Jauss. cr,,,r,cr.
v..,.s Rinford. Mayo Blnir, H. T. E. : TIister:o'
-.uN Macon Richmond; Col james HARBOUR: .nessLs
r - & r : y.v Orange: Rufus h. Fnzhush
,,c lin : = leakc. Madison; 7 : licninS and DR.
Nn.a.oa, Dauve; ani DR.. Wm II Macon Ne"
- '''"''"' Aug l-c2m
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'esEectfully, Your ob't servant.
ALEX. !. I. GlRNETT.

STEAMER Lori.f,S,, SEM.
. Dear Doctor:--lt seems that som, li,,. nonrr.-
discomfort IL likely TO grow uu o; the n,e ~,
tresuent fieicc 10 evacuatc o.. Puim: Comfort or
ne oencn' Vi inc Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
was member OF the delegation who called unon
n''n Tor that purpose, aud feel constrained G., M =.
my hunloie name Will g", 10 correct nnv false iLtt.
pretat"lis I'D regard TO the matter. True we did nor
aecoPsn al the OBJECTS OF sad mission 10 Wash.
!iSon: but much was done. Our every demand was
met with marked courtesy and The ms, ,nmis,ol-a
nle manifestations OF deep sympathy and kiriu.,.
lhe desire TO serve us-borh on thu par oi Tho p-c
e'dent and those OF the cabinet with whom W., c,r.
'elFed-we' apparent TO US all. At tho Navy De.
Pdr'mehi hot single requls!tion was denied. tuat-
vance Of pay 10 aborcrs at the "Gn.pnrt vrri sch,
were heads OF families and desired To leave wa-
promptly promised, and the assurance gwen ,n.t
.hey '"T!d nnd employment AT other yards ate: tcn
lays ot absence from the infected citv These w,?1
cardinal points OF pilgrimage 10 the federal cant.
'a' ana .hry were granted without gradcng ar he" :
taucy. The difficulties in the way ri am iinn,rda;.
evacuation Of Fortress Monroe were dorl,.s. impr.
rat'Fe ana liiSiimountnb!c in the estimation ot tie
PRESIDENT and the Secretary ui War. They wpr.
freely discussed before and with several other
members o' the committee, staggered By ;nr
'otre rec oi them at our very first interview
mere was no lack "i humanity IN III. failure -;
our scheme Had this beautiful iurtr,s, been tho
private property Of Franklin Pierce, in the ovc.h,v.
lHSs oi generous nature he would have transferred
IT TO us wlilouta selfish struggle.
Hii W make THIS hurried statement by no
tIsnli nor courtcr-ke spirit. sly object SIMPLY T.,
correct misapprchc;lsIon subject which haa
awakened the most intense excitement throughout
th!s region o! country, not to win n"iuriiy for my
self by the deemce OF those in power
You vey well know. my dear sir. that apay. fgr,u
the assent Of my political faith which has been r,!
and unhcsatlngiy accorded 10 all it, lrain: mos.
surcs, nave WHs reason 10 cu"sIzc the prcscLt ad-
minsliaiion 1t has no personal claims upon he
Although my occasional business interviews .sh ,
n few wnfh nh, Io,.
characterised by the most respectful urbany iu ul.
parent Kindness On their part, have never pr"rrri
claim before them-elthrr fnr myself ~ au"th.r--
'h"t was not promptly or ultimately rejected Bat
at no time have tclt this want of success halt
keenly rs ON the late occasion OF my voluntary .u".
terence in behalf of the ping people e" ny
newly ly-adOpted home.
The partial failure of our errand was sourcs. 81
sad modification 10 me- and that it iard Tor rt;i~,I.
Legitimate and conscientious with those on whom to
responsibility rested do not for mnmeu, duuL'
Very truly, yours. J. j. SIMkiNS
Doctor Garnett Washington city.
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For The Enquirer
THE CAPITALISTS AND CONSERVATIVES Is
OF THE NORTH.
Tic wealth OF England and ot New Enh".. .u
nrnf,nhIr II must be- carried on between people
WHOSE pursuits are dlss!mlhr. .., rbo,
Ir,; rr;'l,nI skill and individual capital when
bruurb, in cuntac; with common labor III my 'Ir
munity, levy heavy taxes OH 'Iae lapo.' ,h Dor,nr
mechanic, the manufacturer the artist the Dor,"s
md tb. LAWYER exchange u few hours oi co'hPnni"
ty.ly light labor for mduy hours ot the coarse Io"L
nf the nr.icuituriSt. Capitalists rarely ehe,oHGn
OH their principal, but levy TAX ID REM ~ m n;,I
interest &c a mutton possessing sNlii "ni '"P'.a,'
trndn,, with another nation not possessing 'ncse au
nntaoes cyie, taxes from the latter liSt rs ,c III
i;;,,,,,ls arr here described. Heretofore, although
The South has been great loser III one "ni "s ",,
,raL. witb tor.igI countries and her dependence OIL
80 row" S. onnf,c,uru., articles, she has more man
r,I, nm the lo.s in another. II has leit hcF s'' a't
ouportuni,y 10 reclaim and settle i' Sr ="
territory Thus her capital, o! me most 't"''' u'
permanent kind. has been rap'us h..a;n% "a her n.
parutvelY free trade has proven oS-m'S ~ e.
will "A tn b. nations with which She dcat. Annourh
th Snuth !. engaging to considerable cS'rn III n'
nutuc;uriug uMd varying her puFsu';I "..I ".'
ducts still her rapid increase III "Ghit'. ' In E,h
hr tn fnrn;sh au undu;nished market 70 the North
Sb. will always be rather all agricultural man
commercial or nanufacf turing country, unless 'e con-
duct of the North aud OF Eng'anu oe s"' Us ~
cnnpr her to measures 1T non-lnterc"uFSc' ~ e'.s
ie'n M .,n:d nni.,s the capitalists and conservatives
"i Tie North D*siir earnes'y ai.;o aT9E: IN
their might all put down II InS s an ip: tb ca ~ Of til.
Er,i ,n ,%.. s,avc S,utcs for here ia 10y far hcII
n"s: SSsn p4onSs pS ss S Sudden dspopaa'!Sn and
;,npovarshmcnt % would vsiithcm. Increase OF mum
burs Of skill and of capital woa!d nnedi"te occu
| at the South. c,,.0. ,,,rcb
New Eurlnud bear. towards the slave states mucn e.,
,ha sn,rs rIn,;on that the Hanstowns in the m!l!,
asss nS s"e occupied pS ~h regard the res, Of Europe
Feudal slavery there prevailed and tue skin aud cap
a Of the S.T ,SnHI England and must zee that a
ns ar sr;s,snce depends on retaining the Southern
market. rs y Hyr ssgsrues. to uonopo's this ma'k7