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Valuable Theological Works.

HVA0Ss
W. t. BERRY co. have recently received
1 The Life and Episties of st. Paul. by the Rev. W. j.
Conybeare and Rev. J. s. IOwson. 2 vols.
Hppoiytus and His Age: the Beginnings and Pros
poets of Christianity, by the Chsvaier Bunsen. vols
DavdsOn's Introduction the New Testament vols.
Jeremy Tayor's Whole Works. with his Life and Critical
Examination OF his Writings by Bishop Heber 10 vols
Bsrrets Synopsis of Criticisms Difficult and Disputed
Passages Of the Old Testament. 5 vols.
Rev Thomas Boson Complete Works, with his Life, &C.
edited by Mcmillan. 10 vols. (scarce9
Morning Exercises Crppegate, St. Giles ard South
wark, Turning Complete Body Of Divinity, by all the
distinguished Puritan Divines edited by Nichols. vols
Richard Baxter's Works with Life, and Essay his
Genius and Writings, by Henry Rogers. 4 vols.
Memoirs of the Life and Writings of DR.. Chalmers by
his sonin-lav, Dr. Hanna. 4 vols half calf.
10 Chiingworths Religion Of Protesants safe Way
Salvation. VOL
II History of Latin Christianity including that Of the
POpes to the POntifeate Of Nicolas v, by MiIman--
IL Lawson's Bible CycOpsdia containing the Biography
Geography and Natural History Of the Holy Scriptures
vols.
IS Genese's Parallel Histories Of Judah and Israel vols
IA Bishop Horne's complete Works. vols.
IS Ecclesiastical Greek Historians; embracing Euseblus
Constantine and Ecclesiastical History, Socrates HistO
ry, sozomen's Narrative Theodorets Ecclesiastical His
tory, and Evagiius' History. vols.
Is Hardwick History Of the Articles Of Religion. VOL
II InAdelty its Aspects, Causes and Agencies by Rev.
Thomas Pearson. vol.
Is Archbishop POtter DisoOures Church Government
vol.
10 The Venerable Bedes Complete Works. in the original
Latin, accompanied by New English Translation Of
the Historical Works. u vols, calf
20 Robert Souhs Sermons Preached upon several
sions. 5vols., calf
81 Robert HaIps Complete Works. vols. 20
~ Writings of Arminus translated from the Latin 3vols.
% Works Of Bishop Sage, vols.
- Walls History Of Infant Baptism. vols.
Is Geslers Compendium Of Ecclesiastical History. vols
IS stephens History Of the Church Of Scotland vols
q Doddrdge's Family Expositor. vols.
IS Blairs Sermons, with his Lift, &C. vols.
30 Robinson's Scripture Characters. vols. .t- .-
80 Eade's Commentary the Rpisde to the Ephesians-
/ vol.
81 Neander's Church History. 5 vols,
81 Mason's Spiritual Treasury. 1 vol.
80 Massilons Sermons, with his Lie, &c. vol.
81 Greek Harmopyof the Gospel, by stroui. vol
IS Life and Works Of Thomas Arnold D. D. vols, hall
calf
SO aimets Dictionary Of the Holy Bible. vol.
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Metropolitan store!
ELEG CAN'T
FALL AND WINTER G0ODS!!
W. A. & ]. G. McCLELLAND

W. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND
RE opening the largest and CANT Of FALL
"A AND WINTER GOODS offered by them, and at
prices that cannot fail to satisfy the most astdous We par
tcuary the attention Of Cash Buyers to Stock,
determined to offer great inducements to this class
u Wy %, RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Flounced Silks; -
Plain Moire Antiques;
Striped do;
&" White do, plain and damask;
Tt. Brocade Silks;
Plaid Silks rich and cheap;
Extra super black Silks, Eagle brands;
Rich Figured, Plain and Waterej Silks in Black;
Extra super wide Lyons Yevets, for cloaks dresses
Rich French NJ. de Lanes
% Paid Vaencias
French Merinos, all qualities, extra cheapi
Plain Wool DeLanes,
Rich Plaid Rose Silks.
MOURNING GOODS.
Luprn's best Winter Bombazues;
Super Black Tamise Cloths;
Extra Super Black Merinos;
Superine Black Cashmeres;
=" 81 NJ. de Lanes s. e..
Best Black Apaccas, ali qualities:
Super Mourning Silks, tho lustre)
Black ohntz, Prints, Ginghams, SC, &c.
CL0AKS, sHAWLs, &c, &c.
Rich Velvet Cloaks;
" Moire Antique Tamas;
Elegant Cloth Cloaks, in al coors;
Cheap Cloaks, in great variety;
Elegant Long shaws, Tin all colors and blaek0
GENTS Travelling shawsi
Rich Scarfs;
Elegant Square Shaws.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
Our stock Of Hosiery and Gloves entirely complete
Ladies, Misses, Children Gems and Boys.
complete assortment Of Lambs Wool and Merino Under
wear, for Ladies, Gents and Children.
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our Stock Of Staple Goods very large complete
brscns everything compatible with good taste and comfort
and very cheap Satin Lame, Wool and Union Damasks
with Trimmings to mach for Cursinsal at very low prices
at the METROPOLITAN STORE, 81 and 53 College st.
oct
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L1esoIved That the population in the interest and
by the vote Of the slave power, of so much OF the
Missouri Compact inures to the advantage OF free~
dom, after it had yielded all possible ADVANTAGES TO
slavery, admonishes Us of the inefficiency OF any
compact TO restrain that spirit of aggression aud ra-
pacity inherent in system which robs man OF his
liberty earth of its fertility, and labor OF its rghtlul
reward"
Now if the first of these resolutions is true, and
the Federal Government has no right to tolerate
slavery in any portion Of the public domain, was
not the Missouri Compromise false, which did, when
il was made, tolerate slavery South of the line OF
3e deg. 80 min. in the Territory of Arkansadg
II the second Of these resolutions is true, snd
there "can be no States legally formed out OF slave
territories" was not the Missouri Compromise false,
which admitted into the Union the slave State OF
Missouri formed out Of what had previously been
slave territory h+ At thu
And finally, is not the third resolution that there
can be no longer any efficiency in ANY compact to
restrain the aggressive spirit Of the South, come
plete coup de grace, quietus given once and for
ever to the Missouri Compact which we, in con-
junction with many other true men, have been la
boring to restore? srsiaaf rsla
You have had hand then, and high hand too,
in fDishiag the Missouri Compromise. Yet not
you alone of Northern men, the Missouri Compfo-
mise. By the State Republican Convention OF Mas
sachusetts it was resolved that the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise has erased the geographical
line, and made every inch Of the national domain a
battle-ground between Freedom and Slavery. II
makes the addition of every new State conflict
between freedom and slavery. The issue thus fore
ed upon rs, we accept" ae-asr
In July, the State Republican Convention Of In.
diana, perhaps the largest political gathering that
has taken place during the year. resolved "to seek
TO place every branch of the Federal Government
in the hands Of those who viii assert the rights Of
freedom and restore the Missouri Compromise"
and a similar disposition manifested in the
Conventions of some of the other States. But the
Republican Conventions of Ohio and of Maine took
no action 10 reference to the restoration Of the ne
presenting other issues to the neglect of that and
finally the Conventions of Massachusetts and New
York have in effect completely repudiated it, and
substituted other issues which are utterly incom-
patible with its continued existence.
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TOE.
s 200 r e WAR d!

ON Tuesday evening, at Odd Felows' Han in Nashville,
~ during the exhibition OF the Mechanical Fair, small
dark Pocket Book with steel ella D. steen IRON my
pocket contained SIS in Bank Notes, receipts and
three or blank bills Of Exchange signed bV myself and
endorsed by Dr. John Waters. Also, three four blank
pomsSory notes. signed by myself and endorsed by Dr..
John Waters These Rs and notes printed forms, with
dates amounts &c blank they the only bills notes
signe by myself and endorsed by him. which ia es-
tence.
The boye reward will be paid for the return OF the Bills
and Notes. such information viii head their procure
menprupoTtiona reward for the etuTn q Of them
All persons notified not to trade negotiate for such
Bills or Notes, as they viii not be paid.
octo WILD. WILLIAMS,
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GUN OW Err

T HAVE hand, and win hereafter keep constant
supply Of the following articles:
DnPOnf's celebrated Rifle and Sporting
Powder, IN canisters and quarter, hall and whole
kegs. -'.t.
TennDessee blasting, in kegs of 25bs and bar
rels OF 100 lbs.
Toy, BieEford & Co.'S Safety Fuse, war
ranted superior.
Railroad Contractors Miners and the Trade generally
supplied at the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention given 70 all orders.
WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Oniee with r. s. Cheatham a Co.,
sep3 Corner Of Spring and College streets.
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LADIES SLIPPERS.

I AIDES Brown French Toilet Slippers;
IL - Fine Black Kid Slippers, Plain and Trimmed,
opened this day ~ JOHN RAMAGE
Sep2S College Al
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FOR THE LADIES RECEIVED By EXPRESS
I AIDES Super French Heeed Gai,ers;
- Congress Heeled Beotss
Brow Congress Caters.
few dozen pairs OF the latest styles ard very hanOme
just opened by JOHN RAMAGE
sep2S AZ College st.
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D r Y G o Cd S.
ADVANCE m POvDCR.

OWING 10 the advanced price in Sa petre fix the prices
" Of Powder from this date at the following rates:
For DuPonrs Ride Po.der, per keg, 81 80
half 90
quarter so
Tennessee Blasting, $50
Nashville, Sept I, 1855.
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Blooded stock for Sale.

HAVE for sale large nurnber OF Young DURHAM
Il BULLS. Of tbs most choice stock including my main
Herd Bull the Premium Aged Ball OF 1885, having bred
them long without producing too mueh Iela
nonship. also have a number OF fine Young JACKS
Tor sale cheap; AMI number Of Young Thoro0gh-
body Al bred cheap SCALE and can be sold very low
Offering breeders chance TO improve their bye stock
- MARK Z. C0CKRiLL
I wish 20 purchase 100 good mules, Oeto-svtrwAs
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LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL.

KTRK1EAN & ELLIS,
AGENTS FOR THE MAKERS.
w are Agents for selling this celebrated Mil and viii
constantly have hand supply Of each Of the three
sizes, Nos 2, and 4, at Manufacturers, prices.
Also hoVeys Patent Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters.
sepxS-lm KIRKNAN a ELLIS
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DtSQUIsiTION ON GOVERNMENT.
TooN, NELSON & CO., ~ UaiOn street,
Would calf attention to their stock Of miscellaneous
Books. among which the following
The Works Of John c. Calhoun.
Volume DisquisltiOn Government and Dis
course on the Constitution and GovernmeHt Of the
United states Vols ., land &; The Speeches q Mr..
Calhoun. delivered IN the House Of esentaiives
and senate n the Omitted states. (
Daniel Wehstsrs Works. 6 vols.
Bancroft's History Of ne United stAtsA 6 vols.
Ramsey's History Of Tennessee
New and Complete Gazetteer
OF the United States. giving afu and comprehensive
Review o. the Present Condition, Industry and Resoar.
ees q the American coufedersrx, ke &c.
History Of Banking;
With comprehensive account Of the Origin, Rise and
Progress of the Banks q Engiand, 6o., ~ LaSsoa-
Practical Treatise on Banking.
BY James ". Chart
Statute Laws Of Tennessee
Eg-TooN, NILSSON co. ~ Union street. VIA Be sup
pied darins NJ Pan and wiutsr sitk New sooks Ia shs
vasious dspAstIasn,s 81 LisorAisre. een
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PLAN fERS' HOUSE.
No "a Corner Of Summer and Deaderick Streets
NASHVILLE, TENN.

CIrUATED in the mot desirable part Of TIE City. 49,,
- and convenient 20 the Capitol our Rooms are I'd
equal TO In the Cry, and the Fable win be sup It
piled with the best We viii endcayOr to give salts AsA
faction T. an aud solicit liberal patronage Prices nod
crate MRS. lyon & n. b. AKIN.
san1T-1m =
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PATENT MACHINE
oV'esO Store.
1. C. NICHOLSON g. co.

|. G. NICHOLSON & co.
HAVE LOCATED AT NO % PUBLIC SQUARE,
with an Entirely NeIy stock of Staple
and Fancy
DRY G DDS
OF the Newest and Styles aud Of the best quality;
" all Ct which will be sold at the very lowest prices. We
particularly invite all Of friends and those want Of
Good and cheap Goods, 20 call at No, 22, and
will take great pleasure in showing stock We think
il will be The interest Of all and look for them
selves. sepl9-lm
LNOIs SALE-Seyen Lots situated in Edgeheld, front.
" ing The Whites Greek Turnpike, this side Of Camp
bells store; all enclosed The above property
ated either for business residences Terms easy En-
quire OF r. A. BAILOWE Gen. Agent,
sep23 No. IL Deaderick street.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
PHOENIX FURNACE.
PHGNIx FURSA'

T(Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by Jas "a
ID !. james and Robt Buchanan will sell at pub -
DC oacry The 2Ih o. October next The premises ths
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FULL assortment Of MEDICAL BOOKS, LArs EDrrEoxs,
"A received and for sale at catalogue Prices, by
CHAKLES W. SMITH,
oet4 BUG Al College street.
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rpoN PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY.
px,>,rss ANN, May Is, 1855.

= 4, Editors eft:e EH:''Ttr'
..,omeD m. exceedingly happy 70 n oo aI.e 10
~, INV. So;n;n. san is wHnias r@p'uiS. Detn'
- maj md have lett the "rder' untii there
''A's He :, leave. There ARE III my connty,
r' Ne,! Nv, ;,f,r.,a,,o, can Cbain, not more than
m 'ne w.. rh, are Kuow.NI;h!nSs' ana, III my
?" aemos."' ,,,r, ,lau hall Of that number will
~. with ,aen, while there "o Iii '..,,.
VII NOT f";S no our whole duty we hope to roll up
s:h r. =, ,orv Tor democracy. They certainly
N.sn more than fifty ma ority in old Princess
AZ, very much, depends on our exertions on the
-; election. By the help of God, intend to rise
V Oh tbs morning II election, and See that ways
e. a.sais are provided for carrying my democratic
t. .tbor. {, the polls. believing our cause to be
/ :. have 10 fears as II the result.
S,-: TX county is CT work her democracy is fully
!. ;.s. aud battling with all her nigh, for victory
+ Thursday nex:. rae midniSh,'s calculate on
~, luaired and fifty mejori,y in thar county.
IYw C, that psopl. As do, think hazard nothing
!, .,yo. that their majority will not be flty There
=. .,,c persons holding office in the Gusport Navy
~ who are Kuow-Nothiugs and being retained
H. -. administration In position which gives them
s.rrc which influence is used to its fullest extent
:, - rs Gown, has had very chilling effect Oh
Le G!ss.:roI'' -.
|. i.moc.acy-ure retained i'll Office in the GospOrt
wv Yard, cannot conceive. In tho name Of demo-
|.,,y can't III -se things De rrmedieG'
RI, vou NAV rest assured, that old Princess Anne
! 10 i. duty for the love of democracy and the
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COMMISSIONS AND FORWARDING


HE ERBERT V GRAVES hn- associated with A.!Gsfi'
d WILLIAM II. GRAVES, ra:,h. ynr;"-- q" cn"'iGct
in. III Rich:noni, COMMISSION RI %Sf$-. principally
in tn. sna n cuucy rrOIc" ht the .urrari.H, Of rr
cnuii-r. under Inc i Vie 81 H. Y. GRAVES ( 60, r;r
respectfully tender 10 their !reid rn the ~ Die 'i
best services. Their GGe is on ii STREET. between Cary
street Ind MuyD, Bridge.
They kindly pcr:!;:ed 10 refer to liz following pro
r,iin-nt gentlemen
Mr. Jus!ur J. Fry Nests Hiram Dickinson co.. Rich
iupud; Mes.rs William. A. Moncurs. W!!!Sa ".
Dickinson William Hancock, Crt.l:nc. Colonel Joai
NJ Waller Or /. }. NaucocL.. Spot;sy!vGua. Col
Carton Il. Coleman, Mr.. Reuben paSi.. Louisn,
Mc!,r. Vim T. Dickinson. and Ewrwei! B. 9ckn,,'H ara
Or Gins L Thompson. Hanover: Or. Tho Gooie, Mr.
stephen A. Porter Bu;U Mr l.. II. Gill. lyuc.DUg; Nj
r. " DEWITT, S-l,On. Col Samuel u. Burke.
Dr Wan H. Hugsr;, Mr.. Robi Bown'eu. Prince Edward
Rev D. = Stewart. Mcssrs George '" He'll john d. fr'i
DIV Charlotte, Nj Taomss l. GooIe, DR.. VI II Jordan
Mecxeubur:. Col Joseph 81 Scott, pr \, Clarke. Anne
liz Mrs.r5 { T. Jones' X. A. Goode POwhRian, alcs'rs
L. r d Clifford WIN Wallace Day. Chesterfield; VIM. T.
Wuoi,nr pr;ur, Edward Arm. 3--C,f
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:. him to spend useless breath in idle, childish
cs Tor has lust opened his eyes 20 the defects Ill
aui'ns', -. and manner OF appearing among Ms,
own i.3s-.tauds way Nirgiuians refuse 10 offer
d well " ,I",me Ia han, whose numerous 'a!iasrs
-taI W.; ,,,nceament Of objects anu name, renHer
n" l'.,, suspicious. Wemust confess we wouid oe
81 " Sc. him punished for his presumption an" w"
I !" INN sent uucere,nonously back I" Ms
,,,.--Nassschusc,ts. He and his ndhcrea's
H' ra,Ize the force Of our State mott" wnere
ia,'f Tnnr.dav ncy: numbered in their eas,
''n SIC SEMPER 1lRANNlS'
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NTE otter tor sale. beautiful lni III m" county Of
w Abcu,Er!e lying ON tine Eastern slope .: the >out!
Wet Mountain. distant from h"-whk Ch" |irg!a!n Ten
rsl Rail Road Dcroi) one ric--:Iom tn" contemplated
eNtens OF the Orange and Alexandra Raj R0h one
mile and from tie Rvnnna Horse bout improvement DCr
rn!los IL confirms TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE and OSFTUiRD ACRES. 80 OF which ere
cleared well snrlo ell. hnd in nigh state %! improve
mont, Il rc,nEIrr IN woods T" buildings are MI
new III. dive ling Of brick stories. containing fc!
rooms hall Md passage and ~ tar rs completed, l. mn
i.ci the very hes: style. IHe location uniurpaas'j
for beauty and variety scenery, for health and for
dUed ard good society To wishing hrshy country
sulnner rc-lcncc particularly desirable. as with
in Il few hours hide Of Richmond Or Washington II u
larger ssrn preferred 800 more adjoining
Cali srd price. Reference may be had 20 Mr.
janc4 Iar; Albclnhrc kcswick Depot or 10 hc'srs
f. q RuiIn and John Jones o Richmond. Bat l'r-orS
ere requested 10 e<.lnlnc tUr thcIlrvCs. :. 4. HARI
Ny Office is Ks1":ck Depot, A!henarle, Ei'gE!s
hny
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MiSlEEIiNE0Is,
PREMII VI THRESHfRS,

U ItfsTTII VI IffK ENfIi RS.
q AIlNG been awarded the hl.L.rt Premium tor
lh'esH'E' and ter inrcs"r- Gni LirDnurs. by III.
Virginia Agricultural society in I-. ar: again N ISL
wi"E, "ncH y'h!. ihy on"ru'"i in competition win
all V prominent nnchucs -; Il ana being ni,
than ltuj farmers vii, i,y. rI.,n H. us..
er competent 10 SATISFY H purchasers The surcriory
q. -ucn rs otter them.
The Pit Three her, with Separator md rl-rno- mount
ri on v!r, -! reliable nrciI for tire. ming n
remote trls .n-sr rriG.: md, pD:H"e machine
rrs Oh TOLL nus hi.h::n:,s po-ssss't by hc o::."i
a:c .r,nr ya:!ry Q: lr"stsrE hoth stationary arc
purinb" AMI puy particular attention til" r.2u!r-
Thc-hcrs rnr,i. 0y Jr.rz Parrish rni T.: Parker Smith
H,v" :rr safe Iu-: MrC"Tn: Reaper. and 10 r'ra!r
20 -aI.'.
mcnt. III. VI, ShI II.
d
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LATER FROM HAVANA

NEW ORLEANS, May lS.-The steamer Black War
rior has arrived from Havana with duties 10 the 18th
Gen. Concha had gone to inspect the troops ut Matan
and Cardenus. On his return the blockade would
be rmised.
Two extensive failures are reported at Havana
ANITA Brothers and WIN. Solomon.
The steamer Fulton arrived at Havana on the 18th
and left tine same evening for Key West.
Sugars were unchanged. FreSh,s 10 Europe had
recovered from the previous decline.
The trIate Constitution WIS spoken on the 9Th
south Of Cuba bound for Havana, having been or
dercd TO Portsmouth, y. II.
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FROM BoTETOuRT COUNTY.

To DE Edtors OF The Enquirer:
BorE1ouKT, May II, 1859
In our county, (Botetourt) the Democratic party
never WAS in higher spirits. Don't believe the alb
surd notice Of know-Nothing gains which appeared
few days since in the Wing. One OF our opponents
WAS reading yesterday in my presence, and remar;
ed with emphasis, "that's not 10" There are hardi,
any Democrats AZ all left in the Know Nothing Order
in this region.
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l.ANp IN PRINCE EDWARD FOX sale OR

1pY authority vested liz me- hereby oF-r for sale o.,
rent the luc :irnca of d.. Benjamin + Terry nj
Prince Edward CCurt House.
Tho improvements ara, lnr1c frame house" with s'H
ro0ms Office. hOu-e. and ul nec"a'Hr: out
houeos-the whole in good rcpgr r-n. large orchard
and garden, with ihjr'cr. nrrcs o. arsblr band.
The location hr,l'hy and possesses many advantages
20 irl religious and educational. being within urlc "I
lulnpden Sidney College AMI Union Theological Semina
~ and also very Prof BrnnrE'- cnHr Seminary,
ucntns their children.
Tuc purchaser Of tie shove mentioned property can
also bc of me upon nir terms Sky OF land n"rT
TO- but adjoining the -urr. the quarter pHr vi which
il WOODLAND. Address. Primer Edward Court House.
Nnrrh2- EFF RICHARD g. WATKINS Agent
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THE CUBAN "OUTRAGEs"-A srRANG

THE CUBAN "OUTRAGES'-A STRANGE
RCMOR.-A letter da:ed on board tho L. S. steamer
jamestown, Key West, May lst says
"We are ordered TO proceed to St. ,Iago do Cuba,
a. is asserted, 70 check hD Fbusterus who trumor
saysl have landed there, also Gays that the
''trigate" which fired into the steamers FL Dorado
and Daniel Webster was not Spanish vessel, but an
disturbance between us and Spain. / know that
when we AZ Havana, the CaptanG General of the
Island had I'll interview with our Commodore aboard
our vessel, and whom the circumstance mention
81, the Spanish official denied that there was such O
vessel IN the Spanish navy; but if full in with her,
and she feel, disposed TO show any sucn capers with
u.s. she will, most probably, find her mistake. for our
vessel has ~ heavy battery rgItc, but not Il,
many guns. We carry sixteen 3ls mud six GS'R,
which heavy b:ttery for slOop of war."
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HYDRAULIC RAMS,

ORNAMENTAL IOT NIATNS. Ar.
yETlE subscriber pu'ting up 20 order, Ia town oi
n country, nil kind OF Hydraulic AppGrarU' on the
scientific and approved principles aud w''rsntei Il
work well
Also Ornamental Forr,rin. Iron md Brass Lit and
Force Pumps Copper Rp!irr. Bath Tuba Water C!oss's
Wash Stands Slower irr hot nnt Cold Nn!"r. &c
lausous Improved Balance Waive lIlpRALi LII hA w.
In soliciting the truio M! al h"e vino m"r require tor
heir t. TsOih u,. ne EOD.e apparatus, tue -uh'cf
Der beg rnvr 10 .cy ;ha ihi. Ran will mise wnr'
through lnrc, G: other ucs TO elevation Of nj least
tr,v per cent, grrn'cr than shy or. Rem. with the same
h"nh or supply OF wEcr. ,
Tn. various uscs 81 the Ram gro tor supplying p""
in.s Rarnvarls Gardens Engine. tHrori7-, F"il hoaa
stations. SC with running "ri"I. .
Metallic Roorn". Guarr;ns "nd Sporting, done in The
bc' a: mo-: substantial i'eF' "'H Oh .Fy "cr0n''''
dating terms.
Ordcrs from aly part OF the >ate promptly attended to-
Paul EAkGAMlS,
l0lh Street between Msin snd Cary, Richmond, "a
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

FROM UPPER MISSOURI AND KANSAS, &c.
ST. LOUIS, May l9.-Gen. Gratiot died in this city
to-day.
Accounts from Upper Missouri represent the Siou1s
as very hostile, and assembling for against the
whites. There is snow in the mountains The
news from Kansas is unimportant. For several days
back there had been heavy rains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

Dr. Mott, New York, and wife of the interpreter to
the Turkish legation here, has JUS, died suddenly
The cause was, the reception Of letter from her ab
sent husband, stating that she had married another
wie-a Greek lady-ns it was his clear right TO do
according to his religion aud the customs of his coun-
try. He added TINT h1 had desire ever to SEQ her
again.-PariS Cor. Nrm York 7tm.s,