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yoU VII tsvc htsrd ., Ad,nlIpi pruss dessh ~ cho-
hfa, % - sone ny St gout in the storsch. d late
slI oD'mopt - craofee OF the Brick ses rre'd
Attrehes cstsu cegree q importsn 10 Il uacsres
pAy te,runef up - .oiiows;--
lle wa hou - oh ~ he csth of MAY 1906. sl.
tered tLt Naval schoc II Brest in 1911 sppD al
e,s@iVc a 1tf o ~ it'S eutrn ant IN ft2 oIIii 1ir
deJNes "a 1891, cspfiaaae ~ in 1888 ad-
nil IA Isle vice sdri,f in 1862, and sdnsrai in lsL5
ffe he ilat years o his service the irt.ors a. hi
usnding enocu always mentioned him 10 web Instr not
81, VI ineciahgehlc Ya and brave and generous lis
hcr e'sansna the Asl.s bg, N 1879 she coast
- Ahne no wac wrecked, rrsde prisoner aud ,sken t.
hRe'r and ony eaue5 the capture " ths city ny
tht ftereh. ~ Wsnlng " loulcn hr honorsiy
Quilted Tor the ioss ot Bis yoasol Alter con,uoa linz IN
suocssecn, the ft.a h1a aa ship. q. tho line ho .s
app is,td January, isia Governor - u. harquc a.
the iTth - April following t.evrrn.r of al p.
ffcnci eS,x bishmcns in OcsanA. 1913 he stA IA a.
Maritime befci Of Iouion, but in 1870 Haaa,.i
Gosetnot gceersi OF the dntias. u 1853 he ssok
nand ot ue hfeneh tbsnnei sqa1,pn, ane in 1851
second IN ccmnand - The ~ rl sen squadron, sni
sd~6 10 tie cbiei command the fe,uu Er,aee Of
Aouii al Hamelin
fsii- enta OF tho Inns and tho Post respect
itg tho dgee ot success ob aimed by ecefa taaeoser
si stcrLhcim--,se hs,ss Affirming his eoripete, the
I'os only hm partial The teuth 1, the Poa
has the hs-t oft The hesitation of King Oscar made
CsDfooert os his game and h. wrote tcegahed
Ia Count Walcwhky accordingly, but tise wish
isber TO the iact Saafobort too quick King ocsr
on second thoughts preferred 10 wait His Majesty
tbepebt nhef the state &C fransc opiniou u Fog
land jnatiiec him In venturng bold stop powith
ssarai.g he predominant telling susapg tho party 10
Sweden and therefore General Canr bert has gone try
his luck at the Court Of DeumHk Tho amhssaa tor
tIaoreDAry therefore, spite " NIL the god dinners anil
has not succeeded aud things prott, much
they were. smaihItg VIII etil depend upon the ao
The Coutt IL IL lake shaui this he fAsora
te, the swedish programme, of a6ch promised
tte rubicatop vii u more anti .RusJan. But RuaaA
Is snu not~ithstant ing many reserrea, no-. tcrnc
ougbeAr To many sater, SWEDEN and hnnsfs inclusive
BIfIlI
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OCR RELATIONS WITH ENGIAyD.

OCR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
Opinions Of the English Pr~ss--rne EN~-s 90
the News Gora ttse Waited States.
lfrom the London Hines Nov. q
The increase Of our naval force nj irmada nnd tho
West India station doe. mot appear 70 excite much
prise In the states. There n taken or granted ,ha,
the eve OF Presidential election ANYTHING rpay 10
rect.d on tho robg ircsident. 80 they asa "whas
iou distinct cups which he NAV, utsy ccough, be pre
pairing for the patriotic purpose Of gaining lew
No doubt, an American pre.ideut like Roraa Coosal
orlhe Car In hssix'ieth year isunder great
10 distinguish himself at any c.g and the ten ptaon
becemes all the greater when httle extra di,tioon
may be rewarded with second period IL office The
Anericnns Therefore, without ,hinsine Of extreme
measure ss tesccut upon ireland, -ee nothing i'm
probable in cf our supposinons which to a fu-
ropcaa eye, will appcsr hardly less grstutous and
oieDrye Possibly, Mr. Fierce may sigslize III. uio-e
Of hs Office by denying the ght of European State. TO
mske treaties, Offensive and deensiye in respect ~
ttsnssautic dependency. postbiy, he msy deny the
rgst Of any kuvpean state to have anything 70 do With
any tran atlantic stste. roesJy, he may refuse /,
Acknowledge pfoactorA.e, On the ground ,bst II bss
lasted too long Possibly hc may be the point of
packet station the most sri,sblg mode of oypfeas.
Ing his dille 10 the payment Of customary due.
Not but what almom snythng obs equally streng
sa " dom. nerve Though H. reros @ sss san, I,''p,s ne
favorie with The hnw YonW Ih1nn, and tA policy
spoken Of with respcct yet that journal not alow
much at The proerec, Of bis compromising the
stntes 10 ~ nssa That Of c3urse,
IL snotsr ,sut Of such constitution The worst DO,
csl foes of President. the very who tan ~ hts
reckless and drnrcrour character Iot bc sorry all
the tim. 10 see him doing, bis responsibility what
They wish 10 be done, but would raths not d. them
s1lyc-.
The rr,s'dent's iTcrds and his orpaa par
tlsuiar only concs 10 extreme imraiene- thnes
they II " denied tlat the ggvernmcn, 81 the
Union hrs tcn doing, oF Intending saying anything
snft'e; Only Y iss been utfng Oh" british gascrnment
% my s.plcbing othr. ghls IL hike the li-hnan
Who not liking n.igbor lon cautious to commit him
.el threatened & shoot nim = ne wouA not speak
Here, agair nns, revert 81 that parallel which
piteu uugvests itsn Afne lean Que.t0us IN. late
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~ soldiers. ecoept tke expresson Of ysur good
wishes happy oman Of my journey. sud beg lhst
you will convey - your fellow eftsens. whom you rep-
resent, my sinsaN sentiments Of gratitude.
On hts arrival IN London hs hsjesty stured In
kind of husssr uniform blue oat snd sokes trimned
with silver Lace, snd wearing cooked hat
The Prince tho King u sardinia arrived At Wfpdsor
at2.5P.h.
Tho arst number of Dcke~s' scrai, 'Iittis Dor.
rest' has appeared. enclese you extssct Tie I'D
viaor In visible the first pages.
Jenny Lind Ia advertised to sing orAoroo Al Exetsr
Hall. She In Ia London.
Cir Robert feei ia engsssa to ke married.
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rr's = "a ssssr'ns ss3 - srr srs,es sss T-.-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
PAP NEWTON rs. MR.. WISE.

In 4 late nun:ber OF the kanawha Republican Fla
ther SEwroN asserts that Mr.. Wise, in his speech i'll
Chu,estun uttered ''i1rs7""s entirely rc'HgHGGt 4,
crcyy pria9ps Of Repubi'cH GorrMmenh' and
thea hc proceeds 10 cnumcratr them
First. that hr called the editor q, the E.aawha Re-
publican an ",sAo,GmHsi'
Second, that Mr., WEE wns disseminating the
seeds Of sif.t. G.=o@3J ard csri ~0r aaons free,
independent ,;gd happy people.
Third. ::.at if elected Governor Of Virginia, he
wuad see that the Soath was moi insul.ed
Fuur!h, that if elected hc would purge the State
OF traitors, first ~ home
Here are doctrines which the edtcr Of tl.c Repub
can declares are '.nt,erly repugnan 10 every priuci
pie Of Republican Government
Tie first charge sI.rkS for itself, and no doubt that
the editor ccn.idcrs this charge the most lrievous
and anrepulican Of all nc p!Gce. il at the head
Of the lis The second charge means that Mr.. WISE.
bv showing nnow-N Nutiingism 10 be Il Whig-A boil
ton trick, CAUSED Democrats 10 withdraw from the
Organization, and thus creates 's;rtc, dscord md
civi! war; in the Order. The third charge though a
VERY remarkable 10 be uttered upon Virginia soil
yet no; Wondered at by the people who know the
editors EntiNircinin RniiSUat!eru and anriSiGvrry
pruc!viiics ana his strnng attachment all that
spring from the place Of his bir;h-Nrw England
The fourth charge shows tLut the editor apprchrnds
he will he compelled 30 leave Virginia aud the South
and return the iHmd vi wooden nutmcgs of Abo-
ltoui.:n. and OF Know Nothiu.sm, in Mr. WISE
should be elected Governor / hdHu'raa Fdiry
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I
wlddies Tan Yard, Ellis smith, S?ia Lvncll.u~,. Il,
DGnviI!n; W. H. Taylor $673. Lyucllnir. 20 FIJI.
lars MiHs; George w. Burton j.. TO- Fore, De
POT to IVY Creek Mills George W. Burton ,'r s!an
| Bedford Depot TO PattGnsburC; +. Bufori, S%Iu -
Stoncrs Store, by Swcc, Springs, WEilc suirii.r
! Springs; Kent Il SuInmeIsuH, Si.oUG l,ib..rv tv
Davis Store. 10 Big Island 10 L. !! Garrett p : d,
| Liberty TO Rocky Mount: SiHas DcarinC S2!n. n,..
| Lick 20 Rocky Mount: John r. Walker si-G s.
! lem 10 Fiu,d C. H.; J. S,nnns 500 salem 70 NJ,
Cr,,l.: Thomas Lancaster S,-5 CL.t;",,, ,I.., =.
Ncwpu ,; G. E. smith Sigi. Cl:riy;iarsbnr,. =, l,,i
| Court Uop.a g n S,;,Io,,or SiEn rhr;,;o, @
| 10 Jackson. F.rrr. b.,,I'm, ~ ,,o sJam 49,
| bern l., Lc,yisEnr::,. E, g. Su,,' - 49,,
Wv,h.yiIlc tn Tn1srnn rn,rt III, n .
BAYLOR, $500. Wy:bry;aL, c., ~
10 Gravsyu G. H.. II N Eor.,. SIP IGi,
| Winterpock: " Vcdru Sniu i,Iin,,nn,,,,x - ii,.,
Deatonsville: Jnrnrs Tnynr. SKI Emri,os,.:iI, ~
.Icr.ys, Store; L. Walters. $40. MrnrI'. O-i;,,r
r. Ia iIo.ysbur,,: IL l. T. Wijiirr: s,:o ~,
| Ordinary 10 Yu:nsyiI;r. d. puiI"y e:g,n r.,.,,a
| 10 parliurtnu fIcirhrs. " u T. N s,sn E,f "|
branch 10 Cbnrlnr,,. e II w u nni, SIS n."I' na"
Branch 10 K, Mnr,m i',.r. ,n IT,. 49,
Tbocl.on s5,1 ,Irort!s, ~ Ur '%,"',in' "a ~
Rel INA R,.,o,,o ~. >, ~ tri,i IN -
S5lG Hna,nw D.wn, 1 ~, ~ ro;aI ", IN ''y '".''
T. Wal, q, ,-p s,a W I".'a' ~ " p"'N "' !.
bnrr Wn, p Tsr;.i ~ ,,n ny .l%thGs 10 I"'t-
onms I'm fJ s,'sn' SS'iiV Le"i.onrG I" heGE-
to P;rt Tca.am,. W >, o .4"T@@ I. H.
:" ~ J',, " ~I " ~. ~ ~, Ntn"""s
Trn.fl,, =, pnrro, W. pn.,, ean "a I'','
;.k'. IIo W awis' So. T. ttIT'l CT; ''H''
80 iIai .. ''.i.' -; =, 'o%T' ~, = 3d. !F'c
-. ~ II " 49, E WI, i' d. " "'"!, - ~,
r. H. y; ,Sn W'"nEe 2pl'ne 10 Ions" - H. l.
a. ~ '' N@,'e; E s'"oi "u "%,'SFi'e .! D."s"hE.hc,
w., ~ ,, i' ~ ,ir',ch'''' S2'n' o'I'
i M " W" .ha'he'' d. IHfNer, Ss'.' INA
" LsSncnonrS raris"' Si,I." tEI'~
:,e nv, ~ 't.l''iis II; -, ;'I|HN,' Sl19 'HGt-
80 ~, IT, ~ .coTsr'D - % LGcn s.i' ~. Green-
So GO, :" tiH h.s' n.tli1"e% ~ 1iaFc.
san M.n,,, :" ~" u; - " rSu,.
sos. Bufuln Gnn 20 CIif;nn Fnr,e r. II N.i'i,,'
*345. Whit. SmipLur Snrin,s 1o li,nno'n TO,
i. Holden. Sl4U' Iewisbur, 70 FnyI;,cHfI,,- I,.
seph Shiiilc:, $50 Lcwi-brr. TO Hun;crsy;yIr nr-
G.,, G. UII . 500, ill.,, n III w. - - - -.
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nRITI'ARH,

DIFo his residence IA IN" county Of Nclson CT n"
18th OF april l@5, Of pi!ain"'" 'i"r ofici isH9ss Of
few days Mr.. RO. II. AHDE|SOH, III t ciin year e -"
The dccea.ci hai received liberal education and Z,
voted the early part Of Biz life 20 mercantile pufsr.f l
which he ,llH,nt!y successful: but, vrC!r g
,uj,t o, rurui and retired lite. he purchased Ia m ari
tr uIauv yrnrs suvc his uuIGc energy lad ltcElu -
il. cultivation and impr0..neE IN when he elso fdcccn;
ed his satisfaction Few men IN his county cC.1:UHEG.i
were combined all the nobl-r traits o: Character WIKI.
never fail 20 bc admired md appreciated
hs husband, be GevUlsd and n:T.cors'r, - -
her, kind and indugcut; nc.,hbCr Gccomm.iatlra
and urosne friend, constant Gnd uHwHr.TiGr and
lunster. humane From kls ret.ru.
!est sDs Mr. a. never sought the Office OF h!s COUNT
out IN early lie, uDfO".kt anj unexpected he"E- recon
iepted 20 the EXECUTIVE o! ;he state s;!tsic p.r,"a
10 I'LL the responsible had diguihci Office o Ju-'ice s he
Peace which o:ce he held and GlschSrssd with ability
Tor mi yenFs s"ins cn;if" t"s"coh to a i"' '.''i'
he transacted business.
The writer OF ill.,. has,y tribute his memory, 70: cot
Bectei by cs q: k!a:" or family hh- Eco"n 10 "
cea.ed frpu. early manhood and il 4 l-; 10 as. a@'
few men have died t.ou:.t entitled % .',
and whose loss will be more deeply deporc snG !o''c!
ed. He hn- ic interesting isi!ly-S VIE YOU: IS
and daughter drp0re their -ad bereavement; ~ hoy
should console themselves by tie rch'c"l A't -: -!-.
peaceful and hsppy. -
DIED. at his rcsicnce. in Hcrrico county. Ws!ars
Guy. the lih Of March, ls5', "!.LLAN !: i=l EE -.
the .Ist year Of his lie .G'cs Einf naa arsc.!o
a wife srd four !nEieot bis departure sltu wEc
tho couun,ty feeling the loss OF 90 estictao rzs
deeply .yupataise. lie bore character ur:ureucl.~i
and uuirn npeachabie. 4 Of the ioest utcsriry
s,orry maintaining tho right at every beard t- noe
md generous impulses made his friendship genuine pr
and d:siu:cresred. Hospitality oi the trutst auG wa-
distinguished feature in his character ,hcr.t r.
ever entered mis- dwelling without feeling ,hsy had mot
friend His will always be cherished hy those w!n
appreciate truly honest, noble aud generous heart lie
died relying upon the merits Of the Lamb of God which
takeh away the sins Of the world Cr that frrr!s .s
prepared for all who faithful 5eevers y. the NCr c
God Weep not. bereavei wife your los. cernsl
snin Children. whittier your fRer it, We eau 20. H..
cannot come 20 you. Dry your .ears.
blessed the pure heart :or they shall God
DIED April litb, IN Eeuicrsou Cry, Kc.r- efy ~,
wM. l. sfONE, native Of Luaslburg COUNT, "a.
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"a MERICANISM."

The Boston Chronicle thus appropriately denoun,
ce. the spurious Amcricanism of the Know Mornings
.Bv American movement wc mean something be
sides Know. Nolhngisn, sar.etIin; bGades the sub
tcrrancaI oaih-hnuni, owl.h lat-Iikc organization
which now claims in this State aud elsewhere, to
nopoze all the Amerransm OF principle extar' =
Ths arrogant claim OF The secret order we most de-
cidcdiy disallow. We already hear in the mir the
pnssr bell Of tho dssolving -ub;eranean of candle
light compluttcrs and politicians, who have disgracci
and deflet like nnclean birds, every conspicuous po-
stion and place Of power aud authority into which
thew have intruled themselves whose antics in the
halls of legislation tall 10 mind the rcvels of savrs
npd desert monsters, such arc found in the e5ert,
ed places of iho ruined cities .: tie EAST Ii the
current KnowN'ahig OF ;he day fat,ers itself
that it lie ocb linen, Of that American sentiment
which may svcels bill bri"roit at The next Presid.n.
iiul election, II il very much III error. KnowNo-
tbinism is already ,ottcring 10 its full cEd ia .dhe
rents arc already !!rgim.n" u ,,,u nom it with the
instinct of ras le'. i.oy .ncud be buried Philisnc-
like beneath ia culnpsiac aid tuntlng arches, pill
lars pilastcrs and c"rnices.
"1hc house was Dubbed OF the earth
And must fall again 10 ground
Tho structure Of kup~:; oti.!nrism was buildcd
of something yIer than earth, and its destiny is GER
tain
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FROM PLENSANTS COUNTY.

To N" i'd't"rS Of the enquirer:
fLEAsANrs C"rEr IousE, ArnIr -, 1853.
Gents rincn:--Mr. N'isc's prospcc.n in this section
nre dec cr'dcdly favorable. The usual Democratic ma
jority OF this county has been .bout eighty Ei.c's
majority will be about sixty or seventy. Tou Gun
put Peasants down for fifty ce,5ain.
have 10 doubt Of kidwcll'a election. re will
get good Wing vote all c,rr 10 Dia,ric aorc e..
pcrialiy in WAsclin..
MIR. Jno. C"in; ii kitche. IS tn" Democratic
n"n!r%s 10 represent rlen=Fa,- rnd Rtchie in the
.'Ft tiosc "l De :irs. j. q. Blair. of the n;lnc
county, Wiz Km"w. Nothing. is The Know. No.
thing ::oinincc. He has :.!way, been n Whig aml
:aliGatc for office twico before, and defeated. Mr.
Collin. will be elected by h;.I!son.e majority.
Yours Sc.
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FROM MERCER COUNTY.
TO tie Editors Of tie Enyurcr:

PRISchToS, Va, April %. 1859
will give Mr.. Wise lGra.r majority tLaa ever wa
given for any candidate, Wing or Dcu,ocraf in no.
litcal rGct, since the Formation Of The cuunry in Is7
This Is The opinion of Intelligent Wings and Demo
crats. am proud To FAY that the best Wings Of The
county are going the whole Democratic ticket Such
men as Cnt;: Wn. Smith, tvhu served for many
years in the Virginia Legislature with Major Churca
lanccy, the old whec-hor,e and is about hrcc years
Younger than the Mnior,i L. Eawter, Esq VIM. r.
lIcpnstail K. X. Thompson, and a host OF others.
all prominent Wings. Know Nothing<n cant come
in This ronnty-hcy are at grcu: discount here.
Yours, il haste &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
ruE co1n suor1hER-Thosa Democrn

THE COLD sHoULbER.-Thoss Democrats
who were deluded into the KnowNohngs, are now
receiving cold comfort from various quarters. Tho
Ne'ears Mercury has the following:
"The American cause must have the favor and con
idence of the old Wing party, or it will fail. They
must and will compose the great body of its support
ers everywhere, and these old Wings will not be LED
American movement Of this Stnts. The thn
is known the better. In the last Legislature these
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
.,: :ALBEMARL.ELAND FOR SALE,

%st ioT sale, beautiful Farm, in tho county OF
iyias Oh III" Eastern slope Of The South
sjl Roma R" Tu' Tasnu' rum Keswiek the Virginia Cen.
son nf ,isIS"-J one niilc--tron the contemplated
t,,I ;ro,, S.siSr uni Alexandria Rail Road, ono
!, ',e H,,sir- llor-s boa, Improvement four
~ IN nv iE0 HUNDRED AND TWENTY
81 w,n an" .,o; on THIRD ACRES. $50 Of which are
.s ,e,,,t;o. ';o.eI. t'd in h.h state of improve.
H.. d.r,.;r.,s !; ~ woods, ?:e hriidilss sre oil
r. sn and passage and. - sr Il. con,pleteJ. ia fin
sr.r we ,{y beft sy". The location is unsurpassed
nd .ea3 a3 'a.g'y C, scenery ior health and for 70
~Trs.,,,y SyJ. ScG,y To one wishing healthy couutry
t's top,. particularly desirable, as |, is with.
h.m Is nr,,.. 's,s OF Richmond or Washington. If
S'ra; i.,S nrr. s'mc 800 acres or more adjoining
~, Q, Alb%",i Reference may he had 10 Mr.
4ses',s ess,5,. assS ."sy. q Rchmoad. But persons
"ee s keswi:s boz 70; ,'Asgselves s. A. HART.
R-ciy pa AiOclaarle, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
JIMRS LYONS PSQ,

This accomplished orator addressed an immense
assemblage of the Democratic Association and other
eitaens, at the African Church on Tuesday night
For three hours and half he unclaimed his listeners
by his eloquent and powerful speech. ltwas splen'
did argument enlivoned by rich humor, cutting sar-
casm and glowing eloquence. If there were any
Know-Nothings present, they must have wrlthed
under the speakers bold and manly e1coriations.-
Mr. Lyons deserves tho thanks Of al patriots for hls
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FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY.
To *" Editors IF tic ERquirer:

To T"' EG"0's q MH Enquirer:
JEFFERSON, April 80, 1856.
Recent developments show that the Democrats are
lrawing ont OF lodges of the hell born party called
"kn"W -N"thIngs; ana those best informed AMI most
active IN The canvass inform me hat such is the cn.,
and believe by the election that not more tla three r
four Will he left in any lodge am certain oul loss
VIII be maze up by acccssus from The conservative
Whig-. Mr. Wise, on Thursday, addressed large
audience Ill Ili;,rirstown, with most mar iery skill!
and cloquencr. ! cannot believe un ono cnulI Owe
on pnper any thing like il; the paper would ignite
language would fail. Ii WIS grand, awful, sublime
His ,''casm was most biting. His ursumcn. could
not he met. lie traced the paternity of know-No-
into New England and its TRANSPORTATION TO ou,,
shores by abOlitiunism
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THE MORMONS.


Brigham Young delivered 1" characteristic address
at the Tabernacle, Great Sn Lake City, in Febsna.
~. We extract the closing paragraphs:
"The newspapers are to"mng with statements hat
saii president Pierce ami IL; hell could not remove
me from Office will tel you wla, did say, and
what now say tie Lor rcigus and rules in The ar
mics of the heavens and yes his pleasure among the
inhabitants of tho earth. &c sets up k,n,dom here,
and pulls down "a; srs e Ills prs"fs; He |;
n1'' nis pleasure; @ suy eiadr 'hai :inIi be 90.
yernur of Utah territory Et long lie wants me
10 be-. aud iur thu; tune, iTher the Prcsidcn, of the
United States, orIhy o'f power, can prevent it,
Then, brethren nass,era' be not worried ab"a! my
being dismissed from office; for when the President
appoints another man to be Governor of Utah terri
tory, YOU may acknowledge th.t the Lord has done
it, for We should az knowedge his hand in all things
The Mor,uous have their missionaries in every
ouarter of the world proseIyting in every principal
city in Europe, Asia aud africa; they nre at work
and the Deseret News contains communications from
these aborers which exhibit great success
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-,Nb ~ PRIME EDWNRD FOR SALE Oh

my authority vased In hereby oErr for 'ale or
rent the late re-ilcrce Of Dr. Benjamin t. Terry at
5rince Edward Court llocse. =,
!ns oh ofsre n green house and all necessary
c,cs-the whole in good repair; nsn large orchard
rs o- den with thirteen acres OF a-ab!e .sEd
Ts iru,ion is hcelhy and possesses raGY adlaEagoa
10 IN! :eiaio;s and r,tucat:sGai being within mile o
lsn,aia S.lney College nnd rn:oa Theological Seninn
5ry a. aso very Prof Brunch's Female Seminary
e,ps.:er recommends sef to persons DESTROYS Of ed
.r-t.a,; tae.r children
Tie purchaser Of The above nehiioned property CON
$50 u o! !is Woa tar terms, sixty OF land
&c: aol adjoining the same, the quarter part Of which
II. .oo:.a..l Address, Prince Edward Court Houee.
usrcA = eff RICHARD H. WATKINS, Agent
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IT, nhoH 1T NAY 1o~c71S =

Eo NDrcS for ,bn n e ,ease Virginia on or about tho
Py 10 abr b,D ,.r Wet. and win attend faithfully
Ginl in a,,y of ,S matters which may bo en-
y be addressed to me besars ese' ,Ss Ss is,h
&" be:a," '.oas .s Hotel New York CITY" md do 70
a'"asor,i r .e !" Of April. After tha, ,imo n
II pe-nsnc,nuhsns nuhsns Terri, ~, which latter pIae
is,.r h, n' fesidenee. GEO. ". PURKISs,
r,.ls,; ,p"cihl perm ssion. to Hon. Sheiron
Sat. r, "''e'nor Of Virginia, and the Hon. j,
i Fob .4-cu
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FROM RAppAlIAN>.o&. COUNTY.

o FNt TdV0Fs - u !.NlNWtf:
RArrAiIANNoCK, APRIL 10. lS5j.
Gentlemen Il nin happy 10 iniormyou that Know
Nottingham Will by dead dog with us o the '5.r:a
Thursday in May. Such ba, been III" - ACTON tnut
would not be surprised il We lazy lie county By Il
larger majority than -ssol. | -oma timr since re-
ported !" yCU ID rs the majority oil this rnu-
l.. nuw feel safe saying 100, nj least So, trust
il i'll 20 throughout the State. The victory - are
Hhoat I" achieve over the most cxecrol9 party tla:
ever existed, ought 10 max" proud than ever
Of our good old Stntr: :aG IA. whole country should
saw God hl,s, ,..;.'