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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
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&c for STATE psiry Chess 10 b good request Is
wHIskY-Tbe marie, better and The De asne 90, '@
fsOS~Ir adv demand fcr ssctea rig, s'd ING
G. ~ -. -, roo ,ups 1t eS s6 rno- 81 .r,.u
sTEps-The msIh.t Is gale hfIn y, "a (, o1,et q,
1890. a. ia n: Tnothy pien ani - .s.res -
e. ssas 10 hu,hel ugh al In de nana s a ~ -.
90 a. M y bushel. LiLseed u 'e4rei "a Dcsnss,
go LIE. Calcutta T. arrive 9. boston ~ D'' -
a. 80 time snd 1t. ~ .--;v,I. m ID rate: s.res of
400 sci, J.a,-ys and Daro-y's hne >, - Nv 80 MAJ
hsi,,. q, al 40 md 10 go b1.bels Vsdn a. 80 ~
uayx yooa demand sid light FupPy ,ne WHY as NC nsn.
Ca as ,sIes Of 80 bses s5dHtc 'os smspns and
81 to the city pSe; ,,vs old are n fir -saue.t Al
vrh sales Of "a bales AZ 0d lie New
~ nh receps md god demand the So to-d-J
STATE and western - '1"0'i e-o - oeos
Prime Eastern a. lii ,. -. e -,
"%EUTbs marie: Is steady with fair demsndi sales Of
go b =, eommVn Roehsnd scc. Lump quiet bat ffm
., 81 D..
IUMBER-W. have change 20 note In he market Est
ern Spruce and Pine i firy inquired oS .. 81 SlI
PLAeTER-W he snd ol1e are 10 moderate reques. 81
as 81 Cached is gsd; .sst st.s AZ o. 20 ms
COTTON s,ead; with moderate dSman1 Sales u COO
bales mostly e1pyrt near ~ possible cur annexed
quotations.: sEw,ross GL.ssIiSos' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

IN THE CASE the ship John Land bee for salvage the
T. s. San Francisco have allowed salvage damages
court The o. DtIi,t Court sppo toned the salvage fol-
lows; To the Ofhe D. nall 90 6si to Capt rra.
$500; 10 the officers and S53 An order had been
ensIes the 18th ut for the payment Of the Marhs fees
amounting to s2 3s made up amos: entirely Of actual DIS
BALK FASy Byek 0f sssI.port Porter from Jamsc, to
vile srd child dead and the vessel OF provisions The
captain hsa mste and several Of his men being be was
of his d,rsa The vessel Will proceed after obtaining
and supplies
SAP sEsPySr whitmore. r San Francisco from Ne
York reports of the River Platte, in severe gale carried
away man topmsH. epsallsnt uuse', yard sinss, split
scHR OTTAWA. Howe. from Philadelphia for Portland, which
g into NswpO Gh INST b nsa Sesn run iHO night
which carried swsy five ssrchions on the board bow rail
ard buwarks started opsn orecsste and sustained other
scsR M.RA JANE CIO.sy, from Eastport for Aerandra
put into Eesbedford 10Th ihs, 10 distress having sprung
sur ASHLAND CLARK for Liverpool returned to New Orleans
THL AMERcAx BARK sIRExE, Capt Jack from Valparaiso
with Of is tups Of coal for San francisco, put into
Bth ship Benz Z Ln which Lost at the latter place and
M. bay water and again sailed on the oh Of
When few days out from the latter place she sprung leak
hands sbsndonsd herr she then hundred Aug G with both
chor cut and tos loss Capt Jack and and four
IL all Thomas Vincent, c,rpsnter Of the 8. e. MI
M ascshy and wife Sho were PASSENGER, on the siLene
that Capt. Jack and had means Of leaving and Is
supposed would be two months bjre they could leave
ard by that time they would be in destitute condition
BRx LADY PIERCE from San FIane.co for Hong Kong with
sps end lumber, wrecked about the LIST OF July
L. dIone islands The vessel ota loss bat the
saved.
BRIG TAtouIsA, Meyers, from sydney NS.W for San
hch put into HoLo ulu distress had been
demned prior TO Aug and so for $50 She had quite
number Of Mormon passen part Of whom arrived Hum
boldt Oregon, Ia the brig Jane
BRG EDw LIND tof Portspd) Green, from Trinidad for
Newly with molses lost 18th ult J.rdines reef
Capt fell the hold Of the Span sh steamer Isabel
urDs himself very severely doubts being enter
TAN ed o. his recovery.
had BE- sold auction by the ULed States marshal $95
She will be placed in the Pensacola trade The expenses
ba Boosa amounted $27l2 which had been advanced
boitomry bond
BRIC ASSAwAS, Green, fro Caribbean fos Baltimore
which put into Hsyans leahy had been surveyed and
demnec . eyious 10 I'd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
To Mariners.

ScREw PILE BEACON on MIDDLE GROUND SAID KEY
CHAASEL, HARBoR OF KsY WEST, FLoRIpA-Noce is here
by given Beacon has been placed the Middle Ground
Sand Key Channel. hsrbor of Key West.
The Be sir gle shaft Is octasonal In shape
mounted BY octagons box The SHAFT Of and the
box panied black the sides Of the painted white
The following n 9 dimensions sfthe Beacon:
Let sth Of shaft above low water. feet
q feet.
Hi.ht Of box sbove csse........."......... feet
hisht Of box....,.. 2feet
diameter OF Gaze ieec
whole light OF Be aSove low ..S2 feet.
The hlowLg magnetic bearings from this Beacon will
BE msiiners 20 Ley Il down their charts:
To Key West Lights, Me- E. or ~. 53t E)
TO Sand Key Likhts, e, OF IS. q E.
GEORGE w MEADE,
Lieutenant Typographical In gneers.
Phl.eelphis, Oct 5, 1855
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HEAruar .LnAsAs....--r sis DAY.
Srg-Rss.6:l3 SYSTEMATICALLY MOON sets $50
NIGH sArrR........-.,. --.fpts DAY
s.ndy HeSk I04j CIV. Island. i:55 beIGstessss 1915
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finantidl.

OFFICE OF TBS cLkvEL.Sp AND TOLEDO h r. Cah
No. IS Wulsnn-st.. N.w.York, Sept n 1884 !
nNIDEND.-A DIVIDEND of FOUR az
~ PER CENT the capital stock OF this Company ass
been declared out Of the prof Ct the last x rsonhs payable
81 the Office OF the Company and after the 2h Of OcteAes
fhe Transfer Booss Will Be closed from the h he 81
October. BY order Of the Board Of Directors
+. B. LlTCHsiELD, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

I DAN for 81 258,000-FQr the ENLAaGE-
IL MEYT of the ERIE, the oSWEG0, the CAYUGA
AND SENECA CANALS. and for the COMPLEXION of ihs
BLACK RIVER and GENEsEE VALLEY CANALS, snt
for ether Of the Canal Fnd -
virtue Of the Act entitled An Act making spororati us r
srueton OF the Canals tor the h- e,mmenens ce
1855 and anthorzng loan for the IN Nsement aud Noastruc-
ton OF the Cana passed April H. 1885 hereby give notice
that sealed Proposas will be received At the Canal Depart
until the 2ith day OF Ocob inst at u o'clock Of
tibet day, for a LOAN Of ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED
bic Certificates of STOCK will be issued Ia the Of Peo
tthe State OF Nes York bearing Interest 81 the rate 81
per payable quarterly the hrst days Of
January, April July October In each and eo pel
pal Tsmbus,be the st day Of Noyemb-r 1878 It's TO 10
updertood thn the 10 BE- At liberty 20 sss
II the offers sach their opinion 3D.
the interests Of tbs Ste The PROPOSAL, m,y
be for the whsle part Of said LOannot les than $780,
All Proposals. b. sealed and inior ed Loan fer the Tn
and incossd envelope directed 20 e Auditot
d the Csnal Department at Albany The money viii he re-
CURED be PAID the scceptancs OF The proposal
snd the balance 6st day OF November next, AZ the
State Rank in Albany the Bank OF tbs Man.
haitian Company in New York, but the money will be reseivet
and scrip sued any time before II desired after the award
OF the l., an Is made. 80
Payments to te BY eepo ing the to he credit
the Of the State account Of the Canal and
the Bank Of the Manhattan Company, YORK. or M tho
New State Bank the City VI Albany lnsere, on ths
Loan will commence tbs first day OF November nent snd
tricts end those residing State will receive he ia
held by them q1arery the bsnh of ne
Manhattan Company in tho City Of New'fork and 81 other
stockholders he Sew State Sank Ia the Gay OF Al
HENRY j. RAYMOND, Lieut.. Governor.
JAS. NJ. COOK Comptroller.
E. W. LEAVENwOR tn, ssc'y Of state.
r. c SPAULDlN6, Treasurer.
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Clothing.
fnrs.


EURS.-F. LANDRY, No. 500 Broadway. New
York tenders grateful thanks his and the
public for the has long enjoy at their hands and
socts their continued patronage and recommendations
new and substantial stock Of fashionable LADIES' FUkS
ready for inspection and will be sold on moderate terms
Orders strictly Citizens and invited
examine this rich and elegant stock Of imported FURs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
NOTICE to CAP-MAKERs-Propo..l, win !.

NOTICE to CAP-MAKERS.--Propo win h
IN received ct the Mayors Oses City Han until he ~
day Of Oct Der inst for the yoppy Five handrcd CO
Caps for the Of tire Police Department. fs Csps - ~
made in eli respects The the saaos III. Office u the Chat -
Police ant 20 be furnished IN quantities and a. Zach o..
the Chief Of Pooe may regsir- Any esp furnished n ~.
nor ma etia workmanship viii Be PER- 0ofi, rsils
FERNANDO WOOD M.vs,
DROFESSOR JOIlNS0Ns 0RRIS TOOTH
SOAP will esectuaIly remove the r.rtu els.s.. -
Teeth harden the Gus snd improve the Breath Hl. arnf
GATED SOAP removes freches ard whens the skn n
CHEMICAL ERAslvE SOAP, fbr wsahss without NM
and TRANSPARENT AMBEa SOAP, se sspero. .rss's1s
Dspo; No. SIT Bowery, opposite Plseeter-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

NETWORK aud ERIE RAILROAD CON-
IN PANYAs the subuN esc Directors OF tbs New.
York and Erie Railroad mpany held the 9th inst To-
Loving gentlemen elected directors for the ensaag
HOMFR RAMS DELL, WILLIAM 3 SktOH )RE,
SAMUEL MARSH. LOUIS Won HOsPMASy'
WILLIAM p DODGE, CHARLES MORAN,
Commits SMITH RALPH MEAD,
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS, RICHARD LArHERs
DANIEL DREW. DUDLEY 5. GREGORY
JOHN ARNOr JOHN STEWARD,
AMBROSE 5. MURRAY, EDWIN J. BROWN.
n. A. Gus IMAM
At mestr of the Directors held On the 18Th lnss HOSER
RAMSDELL reelected President, aud sAMt I'll MARSH
Vice Pre- side rt, both unanimously.
Now.Yofk DC. Is, tsSS NATHANIEL MARSH, Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

OFFICE OF rHE ILLIsoIs CssrRAL K.ILRoA1 Co.. -.
No. 20 Walist Nsw Yosg, Oct. I. 1888
V,IIE HOLDERS Of the STOCK of this Com
Il pany upon which fifteen dollars per share have hrctofe
been csed hereby notified that further assessment o.
FIVE DOLLARS per share has been made payable At ne
Office the Company in New York. or before the ns day
Of November next And also that Interest from the first day
Of July 1854 the first OF July 1885 ill be paid thsstosh
holders on and after the said first day Of November next tho
STOCK standing IN their names respectively at the close Of the
books 18th OF October instant The holders OF STOCK oa
which fifteen dollars per share have been paid viii receive
Euhty sx Cents per share they st paying the tn"ansne
called A above The hd Of Stock shi;h Twenty dollars
s hae hay. been paid viii One Dollar and forty Cent?
e .hsr. The Trsnser Books will be closed the Hth inst.
ana 'e0peAeo y" '"' " j. n PERKINS, Trcasu.cr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
Bnilhimg Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
IL Hearths Dining rooms Copservatories, &C. GARNKlKE
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAIN PIPES, &c. For sale BY
MILLER, COATES YOULE, No T9 Pearl ct
DATENT MARBLE for the MILLION.-The
United States Patent Marble Co., incorporated under the
laws of the State of NewYork capital Sl65o prepared
all orders for Manies Table Tops Columns Pede
tails Piastes Slabs &C. in imitation Of Stems, Brocste
Pyrsnee Nespotn and all fancy Marbles equal in strength
beauty and durability to real Marble and less than half the
wholly free from al objections urged against surface work.
the polish being produced By c,n and BY paint and
nish Orders from builders cabinet and Others soil
cited and satisfaction guaranteed Liberal made
with responsible parties for agencies all the principal cities
No 500 Broadway, corner of Wskerst. N. Y.
JosEPH LAMB, SECRETARY. PETER RENNiE, President.
Doors! ROOFS ROOFS -! The cheap
~ est and best article for covering roofs TAB ROOFING
PAPER, which keep constantly hand and wi ell b.
luss or mail quantities 70 suit purchasers.
Las. DERRICKsON Co. No 80 BesknAa-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
Bonntp fanh Warrants.

AND W RANTS WANT d +.
~ TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers
No. rs Wa lst New-York.
We will supply orders promptly Warrants always on h,ud
T AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No 60 Wall-st,
~ New-York-The highest market price paid for LAND
WARRANTS and sl Warrants sold BY and
forwarded BY mail o,hervbe upon receipt Of remtancea
Land procured for soldie and others entitled
T. j. COLEMAN, No. 50 wLl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

OFFICE TINS Fulton FlRE Issuance Co.
- - NEw-losE, OetooeT {, lsaS
Y'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of this Com
Psby esv. shis day decsar-d seui.nnaL dividend q
FIVE PER CENT, payable on the sh ot October.
MN. NULLIGAS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
quality said to be ct east equal to the best coming to
re Son Frone,.eo Prices Curren. s.ys:

Tie Son Frane,seo Prices Current says:
The money market since last bss not changed IA
any material respect. Bank rates remain snchanse1
ana there il no difficulty about obtaining discounts
where sterling nsmes are presented. At the same
time il Is impossible TO raise money on any %, t1e
t4st papsr ex ept where ample coll serals added
Rnies for advances merchandise remain unchanged
az also Oh real estate. The demand for money no.
20 pressing it was prior to the sailing OF me ss'
steamer There are considerable number OF p.ls ~
London Offering OIL the market at present, 9I'ncPay
in consequence of the Australian and South
credits received by the Las. mail In SOCKS no mug
is doing of any Importance There Is some ~.
San Francisco county warran' l~' nv s',.o' 'u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

TOWER MINING COMPANY.-Ihs N.Y.
of mi, Comn.ny are beushi per car, dsecsr q
~" SE3. T. BOWEN, BIVt~. No :" W."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

Showing tie net revenue 10 -
Which exhibits the o!owh IS the proportion Of
"o''Ds To g. 1896 n Sc e6-l00 q cent.
ssQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

NOTICE-The first meeting Of the Stockholders
rste dnly med under the General Mining Laws Of essd
Michigan will be held q, the Office ofthe Minnesota MN
psny No. 1877 Greenwich st. on THURSDAY ne iSn aI
Ne''Nei A""' ~ - FREDERICK w. ALLEN.
THOMAS q MASON,
SAMUEL J. w. BARRY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-31
v,CuuoND ENQUIRER,
,,.vzp DAILY, sfsrwEEklf' AND ~s.kLi,
rr'L""AD rr.,,r PRYOR & DUNNAfANTs


seven dollars per annnr, ana az tho
DAILY ape : ,sssu :or shorter period than one
rse ei ih, Ho.~ c, sy, ire iosrs per annam, und
year. For 'ae ror, payable iu advance, TO es pad
shree dollars .E :. ~ '!! postpaid; or six dollars
per u ~ ne sss. en- published every Wednesday
The weeS ..-nt.u paid in advance or for 81 50
wh.u psytsr' c:s z ,as following rsto; for $40 ak
made in !svot >, ,ouc: will he furnished; for S2O
eopie. Q: ,ae ~ wsa;y ,oar copies and SO on In
ths ..n,e 9;0iTyr!IR;NsS 9;0iTrRNS Of ADVERTISING.
Ar,,WrrslY and The WEkxLY-Por TEN
Is ras s, r., rrtion seve:y five cents; for each sub.
seqaes D.rY ExQrIRrR--FOr TEN Gnes less, 6rst
sir 6,ty ccas and every succeeding insertion
80 r,,t. II inserted once week, twice week, Or
,:s,s week thirty yseven and hall cents for each
in.,r,:oa s;.! the H.st
-. .d,cr;sars arc charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
r, and luportion Tor advertisements of greater
~ -. cxeep: Lottery Vendors and Auc,ionosrs, who
ct.-.ed S!G pepper inciadei)
8 Al! o5tra,ies and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
,,ssr Eres, arc charged for advertisements
urGs.s aistpce must be accompanied with the
.raes pay satisfactory References TO insure execution
v All dues to ttis Office may be ren'itted per mail In
ri and siable Bank notes, n; the risk Of the Editors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-31
ALREMARLEL LAND FOR SALE.

WYE otter SALE beautiful Farm, in the county OF
w Albemar.c, lying the Eastern slope Of The South
ws., Mountain distant from keswick uhe Virginia Cen
rr Rail Road pepot) lnle-trom the contemplated
.,ersion OF ,he Orange and Alexandria Rail Road, one
s and from rho Rvsnna Horse boat improvement four
ncs Il contain. Two HUNDRED AND TWENTY
cleared. well enclosed, and in high stste of improve
nea the remainder is in woods The buildings arc all
rew :he dwelling IS OF brick Stories containing ten
rooms. hal! and passage, and lar completed 10 mn
aed IN rae very bcs; style The location is unsurpassed
f beauty and variety Of sccrery for health and tor re
sr,d and good society To one wishing healthy country
SUMMER residence it particularly desirabe as /. Is with
Ia lew hours r?dc o! Richmond or Washington Il
os be hnd nt isir price Reference may be had 10 Mr.
J.res Hart of Abtnss, keewick Depot, or 10 Messrs
r G Rua;n and John Jones us lachmond. But persons
ne rcouee,.d 20 examine themselves. a. HART
NV uf:ce i. Keswck Depot Abemarle, Fnsins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-31
A WORD TO THE FARMERS,

There 10 fault and folly under TIL, fervid sur 4;
ours-one quite prevaeu, with oil Of u. not ezc-...
ing the wise.t and most prudent. This TOO fvc9Ir.
fault Is the habit We have Of going 10 e1tre.n.,- & IT,.
end Of the lius to the other-uevor ,!opp!u. =.
the middle. To illustrate:
Last year, Just about this season. there wa cry
raised by almost every Newspaper in tho country of
the immense growth Of wheat; tie crop ~ss inrs.g
than it had over been; the Eastorn war wa. m';.rr
then Of doubtful continuance; the demsud would Ne;
be very great; Of cou.se, prices mus, fG! they
could no. keep up. Sure enough. :Le inpre'a"n g..
abroad among the farmers tha. this would De the sa'g
of the case aud, despite the almost rtnhausGe d.
nand for grain at the time, the markets we.c ns,s.
" sooded. The competition proved TO be great t.',
iu many Instances, purchases at remarkably v'
prices were effected Somo OF our farmer, InC!S
cautious than the rest waited for sea-oo, oud trg'
iug their produce in the market at tho uica .. tn-.
secured the highest prices.
This year, something like the same thing he, been
attempted. The ory Of lsrgs crops and Of til. sap.
ply exceeding the demand ha, already been ,G!srs
and the spirit Of speculation seems TO " OF tpna -
be lingering the crops Of the sturdy ysomsa OF ~
country; to &c, out Of their 'sss,sion tns trG'' ~
their industry aud labor and SITTER ths tho price, VIII
90 up, up, aud tho profits will 70 where profit.
have very frequently gone before. The "~e"sisr.
wise have predicted all this, and, With some 'h"" o;
reason, they insist that our farmers should hold on
until they csn 6nd out bow matters will be. in;s
may be vice counsel, aad we will not estemp; -
question 1t. We would only suggest thar. Ii iha
prices arc paying prices n0-if they are high euor!
to afford comfortable support. the farmers had bt'-
ter take cars Of tho present. than to enter Into
s.ld with spsoulators-thus mourning the .,k OF T.
fall, and, perbsps, very serious fell n the prize u;
produce.
We cannot prsd!o. with any osrtLsty who'!er
aour will be seven or fourteen dollars bare!-S' /.
her corn will cell for thirty. or eighty hurre
cents busel during the next season; but "G i.aI..
by supges, that, if the present alarming prcys
not sufficient take Of ths farue,s tLey {.
most beyond redemption. We do no. pretsut {" 20
able 10 see farther into the future than thoes
and we would have to risk bushti of w!ee', a
s!xpsuce, grain Of corn upon our seerslip Luz;
farmers and speculators, who arc bolnug IL; Eii
the expectation Of getting eighteen O. twep;y dol.
barrel for -four the next season, do DO, ge; bit, S
are false prophets.
4 friend, on whose judgment We rely asi wi,
Knows something of tbses Wastegs, soy' We cse :t:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-31
THE PLATFORM OF A VIRGINIA KNOW
NOTHING.


For The benefit of those Know -Nothings in Firy.
mia who profess 70 have such cordial hatred tor
reesoers and abolitonists and. indeed, for the ben
cft Of all the people Of Virginia, we publish oeow
the platform OF the editor of the Hheellng Gd1ese-
know-No,hing paper with hnow-No'hing editor
He nails himself to his platform aud says: -" may
fall on il, but will never leave it, we nope be
NAV "lal on it" and crueh it to powder and, then
We bopc Some one will "fa on" h,m,-and make
him n better man and truer patriot. We sincerely
regret hct, on any portion OF the SOIL OF virginia
such sentiments should have living representatives
We regret that any who enjoys the privilege o
c;t,zsn.bn in this honorad old Commonwealth should
bsvs Tn. elrontery to proclaim such sentiments
within her Jurisdiction. We more deeply regret that
,ucb a man with such opinions should receive en-
.our,r.ment in Virginia and by Elrginians. Such
,nectucl, is mor,ifyins u the extreme, and should
blepch with shame the check Of every usn who has
apy love for Virginia. any reverence Of law and ORDER
justice and right
This editor must have been free soiler before he
came to Virginia, but We had not heard before OF MS
proclai,nin: such sentiments since bs became e'''
zen The question, therefore, suggests ITSELF WI!
becmboldened this ror1 The only reasonao'e
answer presented TO our mind is, that iie nas oeeh
encouraged " utter such sentiments only s:Hee me IN
troGuetio. Of Kaou-N Nothingism into our s!ate' Inc
,ub,ect is fruitful of alarming speculation, but we
will not pursue it further at this time.
We give the platform of this Ruo"'Sothng editor
10 our readers az we find it in the Clsrksourg Regis
ter, and beg them TO read il, ponder it, aud then
answer the question. each for hmself' "watchman'
what Of the night !"
The editor Of the Wheeling Ga=eAs thus dehnes
his position:
"Ayins oursclf neither north nor south on our
own hook we adopt the following platform as our
,,rrrn m thi. question. from which va never have
platform arsp on viii iiI r.ceds We may FALL IL but
Tna severance Of the General Government from
slavery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-31

W IRGISIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Othcc OF
the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond, the 4th
day Of July, 1855:
Richard B. Gilman, administrator Of Frances K Elicit
deceased, PlannH
against
Mary Ann his wife the persons. representatives M any of
Molly Sutton and Caroline Sutton deceased, and the per
sonal representative Of ,ny) Of Fountain Laughin decd
and other Defendants.
The object of hi. suit have the Of the late
executor and Of the prescn. administrator de bon nor
with the will annexed Of Benjamin w Coleman, decessed
settled, and to whuever may be due the ln
Of the Plaintiff nf the rcsduary legatees o
the i'd Coleman; and affidavit having been nude and
filed that the defendants above OF
this Commonwealth the sad defendants notified TO Up
pear the Rules be holden In tho Clerks Office Of tho
said Court the frst Monday in October next and do
what 10 necessary protect their interests in this suit
Copy-Tcstc, BENZ POLLARD,
July lO-cw4w Deputy Clerk