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PUBLIC SALE

TtDLlC NALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
TIIE subscriber will offer at Public Sale at
L Maryland Pivot Bridge, on
WEDNESDAY,, the 14h Of MARCH,
- the following pro- rs;,,.xaRsx
{A s s%iIoh cows Cows good good sAA
sSsSsxslg Carriage and har- 49, -
ness, saddle and bride. whcelharrow, l
grind stone. LOT of new Moore Ploughs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, consisting Of hedsteads, chairs, ia
blcs, sofa, scttcc, sideboard, bureaus,
/ book case, 2cupboards, clocks, 4 stoves,
looking glasses, and other articles not emu
mcrated'
Also, Counter and Counter Case, l Glass
Bonnet Case, and other articles connected
with Millinery.
TERMs--A credit of six months given with
approved security on all sums over $40; I'M
der SO, cash will be required.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
ARTHUR MORRISON.
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ATTENTION..

VHyIIE Subscriber DESTROYS of rcsuming his
l. former business Of Surveying aud Convey
ancing, promises to accommodate all who de-
sire to pLtronixc him. His Office will be in
Elkton until the 18th of March next.
January % 1854. JOHN JANNEY.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A J SCOTT & BRO. have just opened their new
n. stock Of Fall and Winer Goods, embracing
a larger. choccr and cheaper assortment than they
have ever heretofore offered to the Pablo.
.y0 Cal and see them. opposite the Fountain Inn
befor, purchasing elsewhere. if you want bargains
Elkton, Oct A.
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Il. G. CAZ1EN,
TOBACCONIST,

Ok 00O SEGARS for sale on Baltimore
Oc .UUU terms. Also, Trunks, Carpet
Bags and Umbrellas. Also, Tobacco at city
prices; Pcnknivcs, Razors, &c.
UWanted-2 APPRENTICES, (white or
black,) in the right way; will treat them well.
No. =. Howard IInnSe. Aug 5 #
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Gard to the Ladies.

MRS. A. FOARD respectfully in
E9s$sfsIvites the Ladies of Elkton and its vicin-
VH'ity, to call and examine her extensive
and well selected assortment of FALL
and WINTER MILLINERY, consisting of
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Nelvcts, Satins.
Plush and Feathers, all Of which she will sell
to suit the times. lOct II
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Ref.Iencc in regard to tho Real Estate F. j. Viss.
cher / Co.. Real Estate Brokers' New York. Orders
post paid,) with money enclosed. to be addressed
j. W. llOLBROOkE, Secretary
dOj Broadway ny
TIhs Engraving, in tho Catalogue arc nov
ready for delivery. lOct IS 6m
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NOTICE.,

NUTICE>
A LII persons are cautioned against ncgo-
"a tiating loans with JOsEpH A. CAssEDAr
(styling htnself the firm of JAS. CAssEDAY II
SOM or ELIsHA CAssEDAY, of Philadelphia,
possession of property in this State or tho
State of Ohio; as legal measures have been
been takcn in reference to such property, as
we'll as to recover large sulns Of money fraud
ulently withheld.
DAVIS Il CASSEDAY,
Dec l6 SIM Peach Blossom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
HARDWARE.
FALL. lMIORTaTiOS, ls5,

T. q & CO. Importer, sud Whnl.-ni.
D.rl-r, in FOREIGN MD DONE, : HARD
rOni. Virginia, anv- received, direct from the manu'sc.
.ur-:s ii England. = fuli nm! c"mpI"." assortment, Of iIr.
n;n.'iem Rni ~SA"!.r.i HARDWARE: and from The riuu.
fnciur"Gs in .!!s cOrnry, IA full supply Of american Goods.
TGc!r stock IS Eow inrs" and complete. consisting, IN
part, nj
Rcd,rr-'Hmd ". st~nholra's I'm, Pea rrd PocEc. Enircs
poc.", ka.vrS G; l., :, ), 1 and E bintr-
Buck, Bone, Ebcay, Cocoa anal Tory Handle Knives aud
Forks
Ivory Handle Ka!'cs and Forks, in sc:s OF 81 and y
piece
RaZors, OF Wutc & ~Eutcher,, RoiCers', Wof.crtoiris
x Hr"tTc.' mnnGtHctu;c, Of every style and quality
sc!sturs md Shear, If various r1tHo, ami s;yl'-
Single ard Doubl" Barrel Guns, come rery slgrr.5r
PISTOL, Eln"a. lGa" Bnrr"l. aga SOuuri..s
Trncc. iia;er. Log, Wei, !'ii,r md Tongue Chains
Ax"r,o OF Collins. simmons mi o:hrt 'nnkcs
Hand "nd Pane! Saws, lV,:mo,, mad NaicLc,s
Mil. ~, troEscit md Circular SIS
Spair- and Shovel, Of Alncs', Row!anl's snd other
rakrs
Anvil, vic-snud Smiths BELOW.
slcd.cand Hand Hammers, "rcck' ard Die. nrd '-:'"
shear and Cast s,rc!, sGrnro ,nd or.ason
Cas,ir=-. Horse md M"!c Shoes. rud lore Shoe Es:!'
Wire Sei"cs mud Sit;crs, Corcc Mil. "ni C.ris
Bride Filings, Bliui Brides and IIrr.H Collars
Locks, Hinges and Screw, o! rr"Iy i~-scrpzOn
Piano. C!i!sel-. hu.cr- ma IIcs, al. kinds
Platform AMI Counter ;sc"I,-. rn'"n: ..lsLcrs ar; st~'
yards
Ensl-h. american md & d Percussion Cops
Hay AMI Manure FORKS, :. ) rnd ! prong e
Tca Tray. AMI Waters. an! MI DiI,r Good. nsn'"J
found Ia Hardware sore.
As on. Good, have been p~":chr-ei for cash. on - NV.
favorable 10, ms, ruG selected exclusively tor -" 'fH'".n'
Norm Carolina rad I-rr-sSrs .:H,ir. We fee c0r1r"h'
can otcr -trcrs Inducements - n..rcaHn'- 'i',;"- "'
City. and respectfully iLyV- ,r'ln - ~ exnihi"''w ,r.r
stock. IL "" arc determined 20 sIl O. lgw = ~!
hor." IL t!:1 or hny oi ~, Northern c!':"-. ~
=. Sd. nri'r- carefully nuI promptly ait"n'''
AIr..- .,--rrt-
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THE DAVIS AND SGDTr CORRESpON-
DENLE

Socin! frequent. aud nj "a. ;iic'n grossly erroneous.
s.a,rnru:s with reference - IN alleged arrimoi,i1Gs
correspondents, ar-pirjn:la;r!y between tie S"crr;s-
~ ~: War ami General Scott. on lie subject oian "x-
tended leave n;ahS",2s granted 5y The latter /" IN army
cH;rtr, w':.vh Ill no. uUrr; ihG approval OF tho Srcre-
;ary, wc have ~ >av ina:, in military circles mere,
wherein "a ile ,ic,a:!. OF toe affair are duabtI"ss we'll
an'ir.sl"":. II .s %Eivrrsaii" cnncrG"G That the pn:i.-
L'l "SsDi;iuT accounts III Il a,c grossly lagc, on"
AZ. ri, II I..,rf--,i" t.rts involved heinz ruiirCiN
t''':""i from ~" snap" iI VIII, h ;r"r Inv. hCcG
GAS 'ir'a'i before ::y w"r!: in advance q: :licir OH
~ !"!"E" !"h "n IL" i~m'"l,rs ~ Congress, uYii.
MHv" mae. II is we'll ka"mu 10 iu.,iiary m-a, ;hey
""n'"' properly "e p!uu:Gig-d
"' rcs"!lcctel that in The case of General
:" . ~" with
,1,'.". :,a'HF' III" accounts published Ia ;n;u.e
inc itr'c!' III a'Hnnce NJ heir official publication. had
the erect "nei' That was made, only Of dnmuriu- tho
reputation OF Tie GtiIerai, !ur connluu s,ns,. yrT d;s.
creiion' IN small mat'e's particularly, mos, terribly
Our readers, who know well that W.. arr. very n,, >,
turn out correct IN our Representations, cirrnc.
in such ma,ters-may write it down that wi.n ~.
official publication may be made in Til. c,s. !; !, rrI,
be found that the General ha, merely been with,
more "soup letters" witt. nbout II parallel r,,ul, -,
his original exploit iii that ~wuy-ihs,'s ALL Wash,
tHStoH St0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
SEPTEMBER.

Sro.arber strews tho woodland ser
With many a brilliant color:
'rh.. world i, brighter than before
Why should our hearts be uuiier'
SORROW ami the scarlet teal,
Sli thoughts and sammy weather;
An me-. this glory aid :his grief
Ag.ce moi, well together.
Thj. is the parting season; th:s
The time when friends are flying,
And lovers now, with many a kiss,
Ti-ir long tareweils are signing.
Why is earth 80 cGily drest1
This poTnp that Autumn bcarcth,
4 funeral seems. where every guest
A bridal CARMEN, weareth.
Each one OF us, p%erchance may hero,
On some blue morn hereafter,
Return TO view tho xaudv year,
Blu: not with boyish laughter.
VI, shall then be wrinkled mcn,
Oar bruws with silver laden;
And thou this glen may'st seek again
But nevernIoSe n maiden.
Nature, perhaps, foresee. 'ha: Spring
Will touch her t"emin- bosom,
And that II few brief innn:l:, will bring
The bee. the bird. the blossom,
A.. these forests do not know
Or would les. brightly wi.hcr-
The virgin that a.drrns in-m so,
VIII never mere con-" ai:hcr.
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Hon. 4. =. BUTLER.
REILLY OF SENATOR hitter.

EbTEFiELp, -. l,l July ~, lS!b.
Dear SlR:-My delay IN answering your letter in.
Wing ne Ia te one ot the lecturers from the S,uti!
Oh s!avrry la, not arisen from Indifference +, nthc cam
uH,r,n, implied in Your COMMUNICATIONS | have
been quite unwcll end Il GOOD deni absent fr"m homr,
aad have put aside many letters /" he Answered at lei-
sure. Among others, yours written some months a-n
has hnrn placed ia liint catalogue.
The frank and vcry Cordial tone OF Your letter, /
assure you, is fully appreciated, and | AIN strongly
tempted To 20 to Boston and deliver MY Views on
slavery; nnd in doing SO | thin L may sav that |
would not offend the audi.nc" that would likely be
assembled to hear me. Taste md hi~,or"a! pro-
prir;y would b. guarantees that | would he hraGd.
This will be answ"red by NY nephew. AN not
we'll enough to answer you fully now
But | think / NAV have q right To ask YOU one
Qucsrion, and, 40 a gentleman thinking an! acting
unlcr the sanctions of your representative position, |
AN confident Of e frank answer. Could | do any
good BY delivering T. lecture IL bo:'";; &c s!aTcry
Yours, mot respectfully, y. Dl LEX.
Dr.. j. W. Stone.
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Hi.Epsts
Sung OF IEE NA@:Es!EEs

~ gather ;hem ;n-,ie tgi.ii: ~:"cE leaves.
With ouy scv;hcs ana cakes t"-';ay.
And the NOV grows h'c, rs the pitcher heH'e
His Ills in the swr!;'rinC hay.
q no, Il lrii! for The mowers scy;hc.
Hath a ring as III destiny,
sweeping the earth ct its burthun i'n''
As Il sung in wra;htul slee.
We gather them in--th. nodd'nS P'u'"s'
o. the yellow and hsnd-d gram;
And he fash Of our sicklcs' hS"' ',Inus
Oar march DER the ranqniS'.a r'",
A,,n wa como with the st.cd..faWil car
Tha cunning Of modern Laws ,u;,u
And the acres s.oop 10 ia changing !"'
a. i, reeks is hungry Jaws.
We Gather them in-the mellow fruits
Fr,r, the shrub, the vino anu Tree
WI ,b,.ir rl,srt and c"i!eu aud parpie' u"S'
To sarnish our treasury.
Ana Zach has a jury treasure stored!
All aavath its tainted rn!,
t. cheer our guess Il. tho snci%: "'''u'
When We leave car cares behind
We gather them i%n-,tis So"diy store
Hu, :,t with the miscrs gust,
Epr ia. Great Ai! Father We adore
Hath but given II in trust:
And our work of death ia but Tor life,
Ia the wintry days TO COME.
rbcn . Blessing upon the Rrapcr's strife,
An! q shout at his Harvest Home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
KANSAS EMIGRATION AND THE SLAVERY
H'''-NTlhr

CE!c.Go. Sep. 2i.-l&: c'd;.ai:.ce appointed By
10" lac lexington ,Mi-soaril C.aycniiI.. have is.
sued II! 'tcf"-e 1" IL, rr"i.r "f tao United S.ateo.
,la:cIE,iT. ~" sc!I.nS -; rn,LI ants 10 knIsa. by
err3,l"s i. Ii" free S.r;.r, Us da i.:-fnu, an,. ru;cr,.a-
ted ID cIicaI.>cTirr slavery II lis prrscI, limits, AID
,rirst TIC true intent II ti- Nrhrdska hili. The nd
G..>S as" '."!i:'- that I.' election oi krn>r- rs u
shy. &:.:. w,u!. IL" t -.ys !.sI.,: /. -, .,r.,... al
assertion thai sinvrrg IS iIcom?at.Dl" win :efrJli-
cania'f, ~. an ,l".;"cil SCI. ."wa.L; d.suli"a. Tie
docl.nsri IS si-u,,, by j. a. Napi"ri, late Supreme
JuL-.; Sterling Prise, tiis irC",n! Governor @. Mis-
>p;;!, an,I Mp!,ierai Oliver, 4" i:lemh-r OF Congress
rom tlnf S.ltr.
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Hon. 4. p. BrrLER.
REILLY So. II.

SroIELASps, tHear Efgs1el Co"rt-honSc,) ). L.
AUGUST l6. 1855.
DraE SIR II can rive You now u" definite an
swcr whether | can al any time go Ia Boston aud de-
liver n lecture, &c. Ynu may hear from me when ]
reach Washington. My health will ~; allow me 10
leave home before TINT time.
4. yuu request il, | will indicate the general topics
upon which | will -peak should | deliver The lecture
in Boston
F.r<t. That whilst the States were Colonies slave
~ wRs introduced and allowed wi;lInu: distinction ri
section, and that then, By the comfy NJ these p"llii-
cMl communities, til, rendition o! fugitive slaves was
more certain than now, under the provisions of the
Federal Consultation.
iS,cond. That when Federal authority under the Old
Federation assumed Jurisdiction over tho subject and
the Introduction nf slaves was prohibited, il WAS done
by the votes OF Northern Gud Southern members,
, without distinction OF ~section.
Thrd. That when the slnve trade WINS opened by
| the authority of the present Constitution thc measure
was sanctioned by votes North ana South, without
distinction of section.
Fourth. That this trade, from 1890 to iSjS. was
carried on in Northern vessels and by Nnrthcr. slave
merchants, and TIM, they mainly derived the profits
of II.
Fth. Tint those slaves were captured By North
| crn advcEtu.ers, mostly by violence or fraudulent Sc
ductiun, and were sold to the Southern planter for u
fair considerations.
.S,rtL. That these slaves ccme 10 the Southern
planter ns ignorant barbarians, and by his tu;elasc
they have been converted into useful and intelligent
laborers.
Scr!ath. That by the gradual improvement Of their
condition they nrc well fed and clothed.
Eigh.h. That the tire. and n half millions nf slaves
introduced directly or indirectly ~ The North c"uld
not be set free without consequences detrimental to
both sections.
.N,nia. That in n fai: account between the acc;iuns
the North has been n gainnr by the uc OF sln"r labor.
These topics would take up a good deal OF time,
and IF course / would reserve tho liberty of alnplily-
M nr of adding Others 10 them.
Very respectfully, your abedien; scrvant.
4. i. BCTLEK.
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LETTER so. III.

DuSTJS, AUGUST J.. Nd.
Dr,R SfH: In r"u- favor "t tio Si:h ult. yod make
H.. iuquiry, "C"u,d | dn any good By delivering II
,,cilrs III iIns;rI on slavery !!
answer unii".itnl.nsi yrs. LII pa. 20: nav"
alr.a,!y I"cu y; priced uf my We've "n Tins i'iI' from
my COMMUNICATION 81 III" lith u.,!n". Mach q:
raiuc AMI III inter-; can always be sad ~ h";nsI.cr
ii ever: i:ap":ta.i question. 1"ac nuui"lItc !'rr'
though, on : rru-h estimate, composed .: ":" !!G.i
nuri-.Invrry and the remainder IT Intelligent cnm-rr-
va.ivcs. together with many whose opinions n" n "
m. Assure ~unsrt:i,,l ,,n:; lbs subject. ,"r would Ne.
crs>ariiv b. %! those vino haze heard chiefly bU, "ao
side "fthe Question in full, viz. III" anti.s.ay"ry one.
will not cui"cal from yru ;ha, ! believe IN, 81" 81!
the question Ia be the correct Ole. Bat u seems /"
me that no one can ever faii 20 be- hcn"!i:tt: hv Il
llInrolg!: Investigation nf all aides ol cv".y !innrriHL,
and living controversy.
MANY herc az. not sufficiently familiar with The
views winch tho Intelligence OF IN" S"uih tHk"s "i
this topic, vital. from lie influences. To all pnris OF III"
community. N"Gn better than y"u n q representa-
tive Of that intelligence, and myre cspccla.iy repre-
scn,iny Commonwealth cieri;rg no slight irgr'-
uf influence upon lis sister Stntrp, can exhibit To Us
the truY basis on which tho defence OF slavery l.
founded. To su0h nj exposition your AUDIENCE
would eagerly mud respectfully listen, dcsIrou' Of
gaining information from every source, aud especial
" from one whose Associations hiii tncliltics nave
enabled him ~ be thoroughly verscd III the subject.
| rejoice that you have 80 favoral'y rct,"ivs'l III"
invitation, aud will endcavor 10 make your visit 10
Massachusetts, q plea,nn, one. Be ~ good ns t" IA.
vor by informing me of the particular branch OF the
subject you would prupose to present.
With All cnrnost desire that your health may be
rcinstnsSd, ] remain your obcl!-nt servant,
JAMES ". STONE.
TJoy 4. y. HrrlrR.
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pRESEHNAIi

PRESERVATION Of POTATOES FOR SEED.
NJ. j. y. Chandler, n correspondent of the Patent
Oiico i; W0saius,"i,, speaking Of the preservation
NJ potatoes ff SEED, says tho po!ato", when iirst oh
ta;ncd icnm ia native mountains, was Il small, wa
,ur~, and cvcn bitter iajcr, but by cultivation !; has
,.cn brought into q" lisil and refined a state, thi;
mu, Q! tho cvuutrics q: The civilized Globe look al il
=. enc OF the ,nnsi inpnr,am, articles o; ;rnd. In al.
-mrc to In. question by what means has i, been
made a clicf article ui food, he says by ~c'oI'!'n2 me
ir,~s ~ .Nr'"r":
~s:ycrv on. who has over noticed :lr difference" he.
tween the flavor al Il putaiOr III III" .Gll, when first
dug, aud u.r IN sp:in: which hns been kept ~ u large
div G, iirr. !V~ observed that II. htvnr bccrmcs
much inpiurcl-Imucl !anrc r" than those which are
buric,;. IN holes ia the earth, where they rtlHn nearly
nll "; their freshness aud vitality. Ii has a!Sn been!
observed that farmers who nave small aud incohTe-
:i":.. cellars, keep their potatoes in better condition
than those who keep them III arg, cool ones. Hence,
hv storing them i'll the latter. ani letting them VIII
before planting, they hsc"m" weakened III their ma
,urc, ard are subject 10 ,csenernc.v, and finally I"
diIea.t.
.In order II obtain good potatoes for seed, make
choice oi Il small spot of arabic land on which water
will not s;uni-au eastern slnps End new ground are
the best plnughcd early in the spring, aud furrowcd
four or five inches deep, two and u hall feet apart
Select middling. sized potatoes which have touched
the ground during the winter previous. but do not GU;
them. Drop one every eight inches along the tur-
rows, aud cover them by filling the burrows with
earth. Then cover them with Il top-lressing Of forest
leaves Or straw two inches deep. As soon rs the
tops Of the young plants ar" two inches high, laes
between them with H shnve!-p,ou-h, follow with e
hoe, drs'rnyi,.: the weeds and lrveiiIng the ground;
do not h.Ii. This is all you have - do until fall
When the ground begins 10 freeze, cover with s;raw,
clair, or forest leaves, six inches deep, 20 keep them
iron frost. Your POTATOES will now have u chance {"
ripru and rest during the winter. la TN. way, you
will have the greatest yield ant best quality. Con.
tinHe this course from year 10 year. aa! the rot viii
not only disappear, but your crop will incrcas" from
- to 100 per cent. The ;hir,l year you i:iey increase
Will now have had natures course"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO TIE PENN
SYLNANIA AAiklGILIckAL FAIR.

WasuIHGTnS, September 2i.-The President has
vio!LcG 20 the urgent solicitations of the officers of
tn, Pennsylvania Stale Agricultural Society, who.
without regard 10 political differences, have invited
him 10 attend their State Fair NJ Harrisburg. COIN
mencing Tomorrow. lie viii leave this city on Wed
ncsdny morning, in the { O'Clock train, s:J proceed
directly on by way Of baltimore and York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
i!E SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBIT ZION OF FUE
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
For IhC PrOmOiiOm of liz. .Nrrhlnic Arfa

fENiiE -"cori AGngd Exhibition %; thu Virginia M-ct.r.
a .r5. l"-i'ig'" WI iH>" ice on the 2jtA dry OF oc'o.
her, $50, a, ;gc Spacious Hall over the F.rs; Ns.ae,
i!vrs", OF IN. n:n! MaiH streets, Richmond, Va.
HtcnaA!'s. Manufacturers, Artists, inventors and o.t,,s
rrsp"'tiAiii im":'ci n nEn'. ;hon!=c!vcs ., Tic OH o,,G"'y
'GT- s'Ir,i"; - display :H-lr 'as;a had Kill in tie cU.e;.
I! 30 a-ou. 20 h. I:3i,
IT," EG-P..- .; 49," BOARD Of Managers "!l b. &c r,;.
u" -"r":t r~.N..:i|n" "rco ri .ro,t :n;,I~-t - the c..,cs.
II tt.ci''.H 80. ald o!uh" ,in'a ,ag.".
In" Hi'"a'.. HnN raI ~!4!.!a- ."c"e! ir Ii. Exa',
L"r, va. . - g"h.y"i. 4"yli Recommendations su.s.C,
- NIX mos '~"!"',lv' 'n'r,y @! articles Il TASTE -:
.C.':'-', "l ".7'. var Ia. ~ q, ,c-, r,.un. winch may D.,
'"''"'.'. &" H.. - t'.so ensr-"i IN Mechanical yu:.
Dr".' car-" ,'i r--2"mi r.i noo::n.rcn, d, canrn,.r.
".'ln' % '"' y!'- 70 - a7I-" he -r"i" IN which &C,
.:',.'a" "r = "'.'.'i to saaD", rna To rouo."r" % lrg,Y
II" I-nuoa. - 3n .a.rrl wi. 10" .a,:. ..l,e~ea!
';"h7" 4@.'i- nj "iTipm0-. nccnr"!r: 10 u-l.l md 10
:r-fe" pi "-e'G.Ic-."l tive ntl,,!--.
In addition - via! + he Board Dl Manager. lay- deer.
n:"'i - ,",s .-r allowing Premiums.
!tt. i"r ~" o.. !'7r":on Of WORK Of 8 Mechanic r-'
-i'itn- w:-ai" '"c !l:a.'s OF rAc S'i" 0: v-.-iaG, wAo.s 80
'"Ln' ~ ">s''": - ."a:r. a.,-"n dn!.ar-.
2ai. !"r IN. br-' ."""n.ioH y WnIN. IA" production Of
. . "a" 10. f,,'In5 % y. tn, limit d ~. S'"'"' "''t" "s'
:rd. !"r =. h-ai lur-nI." or Wurs g Virginia Ne
a.a''' "..&"n. .r:,E'n,% 3" ~, i,g' rdo'igi,.
. =. n"r.U Gpiinr..
5h. Tor Ilr .!osi practical Invention aGapie ed - common
u-a, 20 he climbed "itn r.lrr,n II, . to clcapnr-s aud crLe.
~! IT&y. G:c. Il iDtLSs.
iA-s" premium, vii oe AWARDED BY The mos. co,rpe:ys,
jld 81 IN nil tnr Y.riou- department. To which 'ncv re.
long. no'a male and female. chic in plato or money, NJ
IN. option .: tie successful contributor
The pr"m."rs run"a c.uricv. cd ere oacrcd wiki G v;-~
- manner interfere with ;ar rc.l:Ier premiums .nG -.
va III o! mont winch aye open TO comprri:ors tom a.. G!
rny Gt The other States.
Tn" nour,l II Manager. chrac.:lv invi,. the active CO.
operation oi tn" Mechanics and ihtu.iiirl Cias-cs through.
'ut The couH:ry in contributing n ;nr Emporium obycc' IN
view; nrf 'SDU!i also express their acknowledgement 70
ia Indie Tor iIi",T .lfSFcg'Il, r1n,r-ly!.i pis - IN fal \
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DEATH or CHARLES II. H&ALE. ESQ.

w, nrrnancr his morning with dep rr-cr', IL"
.,o,,,, from Ir..rv F-"r- az Cutair, ii. BEiLE,
E,v.. l,raicr t,!i"c e; Ia" Nn.i"i!, .N."s. mi late
,.,.-,. :, =. Ten: 1T lL. rr"rcss. "v": n. -iLnH'Gr" -
:. Iyi.lt." ~. Boa" Succeeded car i.:'le: ""f-
.f,...,r:i u. Nrriuss. i. |. !.Gia; NJ, E.>I. but n
60: ,yy- .inct. nu!r :,irn,-3in. w. tv: letters :or j3b.
,.,rio,,. an!nr. IL ,sir,t'"! ar"iu:s= from T'i' 81 -.
scr. ..t: :.e! .U,,..i- Lu EMO: vr tyGg DAY. =: q
yYr, =, H.. y"st!.en,. az. Sra%.v i;.i. last. NJ.
B.c,. W.. Il read, aud e."Tac:.: wr.!-t, . -rn.lsnan
Of i.i.a.y polished rnanarrs. AID ny his u:.iorii cour'
..sv u,i Eiaiafss. mad attracted AROUND him Il nulEr.
-p;;s circle at very WARM and devoted friends. il,
leaves a wife au! four children. t" wloIH. his lose
will prove al almost indispensable h!ow. They have
nlr,!ceprst >yInpn;hics in this terrible Uereave!n.nt.-
[Pc:srsburr Express.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28
Raj Dn krrrnrNT

PETERSBURG, Sept. 13.-The train on The Whining.
ton aid Neidun Railroad was thrown from the track
Yesterday, caused by coming in contact with a COW
Lie engine, tender, baggage, express. aud one pas.
senger car were completely demolished. The cngi.
necr WAS severely tcnlded, aud the fireman, badly
bruised. 30 passengers hurt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-28

HE SOUND DU;>.-.t correspondent .: tie
Washington tm;n:, writing from -. T!f',nn-. ". J.
niidc' 'siio ~ A:-. 2.hi. says: Tn" Iic-tIua 81 an
"H"tHi"m q! the ':>ruui Dues' upon rut c"!n..scrrr L,
:Ac BiIiic has create! suliy feeling; and NOR: sprcii-
ii:!' ~. ;:iirn- the Dt"cs ri ;.Is iraut. i: Is hero
slate! "iih .r"lt co,iicuc. that Dr0utGrS MI! rcv-
Ter N"areat.y consent 10 rclcas. the L nitri H;!i"s from
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.'fokEIGSn MILITARY COMPANIES.

Tuf. MiiIor, ~ Connecticut, has ordered the dis
baii'.inent" at ali uiIItary companies ~ ;hc SAFE COM
pose! vi Foreigners, making an exception III iavn. ul
tnc German company 0i New Haven. The Ajju;ani-
GENERAL. however. has refused Ia promalSste the or
der, 50 it fu.ls to the ground.