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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17

PREMIUM PLOUGH
yuyHE undersigned having formed ~
ii q copartnership under the firm \Nxk4u.a
of WILSON q sMiTHERs, for the N
purpose Of carrying on the Plough. -,ae
making Blacksmhng and Foundry business, ut the Old
Mspakin Iron Works. Goochland, which they have
tor term Of years. beg leave to return thsl thanks
their friends the friends Ct e late firm Of Wilson, s
theirs Burns and the public generally tor past fnvors
and inform them that they prepared to execute all
ders with despatch of the best materials and workman
ship. and solici, a share Of their patronage nal
Mcssrs. -Selden Miller, corner OF FaSY ana rear
Warehouse, Richmond Measrs. Hoassen Estes Column
bia. Fluyanua, are agents for Us. ,.,
All work shipped 10 auy place, asFeeably to drecaona
A'S' JOHN WILSON,
April f-eeow,f S. H. D. SMlTHERS.
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OFFICE KICHlIOND FIRE AS>OCIA
JUNE Il, 1856. {
NTOTICE-On and after this date charge will be
made for Fire or Marine Policies issued by this Com
pany. BY order of the Board OF Directors:
d. CURRiE President
Jous IL ~BcSliER Secretary. June l3
no Thm bo Dr w. kAHn0hpn
an Sccoun of all the principal Springs OF Virginia, With
remarks on the and medical applicability Of each
BY Mooman D SECOND edition greatly sn' sps
plates Also an appendix, containing OF the
natural curiosics OF 'he Sta,e--trice 81.
also published by w Randolph, Burkss Guide TO the
Virginia Springs, with map-sl25.
Goods Guiae to the Hot Springs-lec.
Books sent by mail, postpaid TO those who remit me
price. .u"e
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gHyUE subscribcr begs leave 10 chN tncntten. CO MA
tiop of his friends and the pubic, 20 his S@sE
.iock of CARRIAGES. CARRIAGE taRNE@T, sAU
DIES SADDLE BAGS, EGclish and his own make, OF
Bride Lealhcra RItts, Srrups and Spurs with almost
every article usually kept in such house.
ALu Wagon Stage, Cnrt and Drhy Harness oil every
escrion Tor low rates for cash or TO punctu"
customers Ms the came articles can be obtained any
where South or North. , .
Please rive me call and for yourselves No. -,
Main street, Richmond, Va
The subscriber nso for lao safe of Posts Patent
Stirrup Hamc and Collar. Persons wishing to obtain
shop or country rights win please address the undersigned
Nav 2I-om JNO w. DENNIS.
MT 0TICE TO CONSUMERS OF EA>.-Thc Of
IL rec OF the Gas Work, havin. been removed to the
Civ Hall orncr Office OF the Clerk Of she Uusfinss
CouriO consumers notified to call and settle their bills
June lots y b. HARRISON, Clerk.
"a ASTED.-A badly OF much experience in teach.
w ing wishrs obtain situation in some school or
private family; teach Music, French Drawing and
Fuinug and oil cUlurs; also, the higher EnSis
branches Best OF references given Address +. Voor.
hecs, Wulsville Luzern County Pa.
Juno lG-r2t'
~ OTiCE.-We are no longer agents Tor the Howard
~ Insurance Company of New York, and the Hartford
Insurance Company of Hartford c. mr. having resigned
the agency on the 18th May.
June Sim HUBBARD, GARDNER < CARLTON.
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:, I1,.1rr,RMINL LOUISA FOR SALE.

A. PLEASANTS, President
$50 June Low
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-17

In pursuance of the foregoing execution, shall on the
alst Of uv 1850 at II O'Clock A. 81 proceed 10 sell a;
public suciion in the town of TnppaaIn6ck, county Of
Essex 10 the highest bdc Tor cash in speci" the stean'
boa, milford her tackle apparel furniture, engine
q 81 a. tors brthcn double highprcssurc engine OF 60
horsepower feet stroke Of piston and ht in the year
is3I J. d. STEEL D. NJ
For John Willy, NJ f. ID.
lime lI-lI,ll 10th e. 18th June. & 10th July
'SBaltimorc sun copy 18th and 9th June and I'd and
10Th July Norfolk Argus 18th and 18th June and I'd and
l6ih Julv
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NUT AND PRESSED GLAss, consisting OF
u Bows Pitchers, Pickle and sugar Stands, Celies. or
Dishes Gublets. TTublers Jellies Wines, &c. &c,
Drcanters in eel, and pats,
Solar AID Fluid Lumps Lamp Globes, GINS Shades, &c,
Tor sale By WIN. +. BUTLER,
Iune I6 20 Main Street.
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GUN, SQUIRTING APPARATUS, Fishing
TACKLE. &c.
yUyHE undersigned begs loaye to call at.
tenton TO Sis stock Of Goods, which DSs
10 large wen assorted and of his own Importation, viz:
FISH ifoORS AND FISHING TACKlE ai evs.y de.
scriptiou, consisting in part 9{
s5pegRac Cass sfeel Roy, Limerick, Virginia Sea and
other Hooks
Silk, Hair, Linen and Cotton Lines
Walking Cane and Jcnted Rods
Snoods Canton Sea Grass, Floats, Reels
Artificial Flies. Silk.Worm Gut
Cune Reeds, Nets, &c, &c.
Also. GUNS AND SPORTING APPARATUS.
Powder Flasks, Shot Belts Cana Rag4 Percussion
Caps. Drinking Flnst9, &e-
Cplsl AID otlFr Pistols.
Scissors Pen and Pocket Knives, &c.
Ali of which otter the lowest wholesale prices.
You are respectfully iavitcd to cal! and examine
s, SUTHERLAND,
Importer, No. li2 Main street,
March a4-9m Opposite Eagle Square.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

NOTICE.-ln consequence # an acct. = -,
~ dent having happened to the ma Smfsktry
chiuery OF the Augusa her trips, for the
present will be discontinued until further notice
SuD
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FOR LEASE-TWO VALUABLE El.UUKlNG
MILLS AND ONE CORN MILL, IN THE CITY


MILLS AND ONE CORN MILL, IN THE CITY
OF RIcHdoSp.
TINE undersigned offer for lease for term OF TsTs
years two valuable FIGURING Mills, md also .,,,,$
Corn Mill one Of which is located in the West wing .-
of the Arnory Building within 80 feet CT the Canal bank
thereby sording facilities in receiving wheat and
shipping -four This Mill is and in good order, and
has pair Of Burrs capable OF making from 10 20 100
bbs per day with all established brsaG which the lessee
will be permitted TO use on favorable ,eims.
The other Mill known GrGggs Mill IL also convent
capable Of manufacturing from 70 10 bb!s per day;
a Corn Mil with two pair hurrs with ine run o,
There is also attached to ths mill y acres Of
GROUND with stables sna yard, mlers house. &c BON
mills have ample water power.
This is iare opportunity for any one wishing to en-
gage in the milling business And II nut leased pht pm
vately before the 18th June, they will be put up Ut auc'
ton. to the highest bidder.
For further information, apply to
A. C. LAYNE & CO.,
June 3-ctds Armory, Richmond, Va.
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l., J. uAwLEY,l H. NJ liLLER
HAWLEY's IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODS,
an ANUFACTuRED and soai wholesale and retail,
lvN Corner Of NAM and i4rH STREETS, Richmond Va.
COPPER mods CONSTRUCTED ON SHIPS,
In the safest and best manner. Also, for sal..
LIGHTNING RODS. GLASS INSULATORS AND
TRIMMINGS COMPLETE FOR PUTTING UP RODS.
Orders directed through the Post Office, or left at
our oce corner Of Main and 18th streets Cup stars will
meet with prnmpt attention.
lime ll-}m HAWLE1 q llLLER.
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S aSnnoht HOOKS S BILL PAPER, &c.-J. W.
ta Of bon. on.rs to merchants and clerks an as
I'd ops,;,;et BLANK BOOKS of the various
'ued foy Rai, nsH Stationery of the best quality
sto ,,,.nJ ', ~ IL Is and 81 cents per quire.--
q xn M'eha opening new sets of Books in July,
I, =" leave early orders a, l2l, Main street
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TiIO.nAS \. DUKE

IUNAKES this method OF informing his triepls and rho
a public thnt he Ias opened suit OF DAGI,ERREIY
ROOMS 49, Main street, Richmond where he viii h.
pleased 10 and furnish them with Picture. nI ncr;nr
style such warranted please them mud IN hcit
terms than they c"n be had elsewhere in Virginia.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-07-12

much space, will conclude by giving an
account of an amusing fracaS that took place
at one of these dark spots OH fair Creation =
face, not far from here, between two old
topers, one kind Of an itincrant in the
calise, AMI the'othcr merely local advocate.
It appears they were sitting on ferce talk
ing about politics or rather, trying to talk -
(not an inappropriate place. by the way. for
these two men TO be discussing tlIat question.
for they have both been on the political fence
all their voting days. one Of them for over
forty years. when they agreed 10 disagree
and III their hot haste to satisfy wounded
honor they fell, and alightng on opposite
sides commenced the warfare very skifullv
with pieces of rails and such missiles as thev
could lay hands on: the battle lasted until the
internal and external heat combined and
forced them to suspend hoStiliticS. But
however, they met on the following day and
resumed operations, Which resulted Somcw hat
diSaSir0ll$ly TO the senior of the twain for
their being no fence TO serve as a b.cast-work
between they came INTO close contact and
worried and tuggc'l at each other until senior
was forced to capitulate, havin. received
what the surgeons would call Il compound
tracturc-a broken rib and Il broken bottle
Madam runor says this >crape grew out of
Il love affair. ANTHONY.
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Hill, niles Apdora, s. niles lair Hill
miles; Lewisvile, miles; and also by the
Casters Shorcp road, to and from Chesa-
peake City, miles; St. Augustine, 10 miles;
Bohemia Mills, II miles; Warwick, l7milts;
Head Of SasSatTas. ~ miles; Georgetown
Cross Roads - miles: Harmony, 80 Rrigs;
CheStcrt"Nn. u miles: Church Hill. tSmilcs;
Ccntrcvilc, 81 miles; Wye Mills, 81 miles;
Easton, IS miles; rrappc, 81 miles; Cam
bridge, 81 miles.
Tile passenger station was built in 1859,
and as II combination OF durability. cconuHy.
neatucSS of design and convenience, it call
not he surpassed.
The railroad has proved Of great a,iynn-
tagc to EN- ton; II fact by no means singular.
since il is the natural tendency of such i'm
Prorencnts to dcvelopc the rcsourccs, in
crease the hu sinrSs, and add to the prosper
ity Of The towns and villages III their vicinity.
promoting individual interests in "A like ratio.
The population of Tia. place prior 10 the con
struction OF the road WIS but about nine
hundred, although Il hundred and sixty years
had elapsed since its first settlement; while
since that time the humber of its inhabitants
has Increased fully fifty per cent, and its
business has been extended in far greater
proportion from the facilities afforded by the
work. The surrounding country has also
Shared in these advantages: the population
rapidly increasing, the land doubling in value
within the last few years, and the aljtcent
streams becoming crowded with mills and
manufacturers. Thus the activity every
where displayed indicates Il prosperous.
pleasant and brilliant future. Located in
the midst Of a healthy and popnlons country,
surrounded by fertile and extensive grain
growing region, within Two hours ride vi
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, and with con.
slant facilities for communicating with them
nothing Is necessary but enterprise ana cn,'r-
gy.on the part OF its inhabitants to render
Elktun an important place. ...-- :
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l
NEAR CHERRY Hill. July l9th, '56


Hea'M-.1bont he Cropf-Th> Piank Road-
Injury 10 il by Careiew Drirmg. DC.
DEAR ElCSETrs Our village is quiet: our
citizens are all busy and seem to bc in good
health and spirits s.
Thetarmcrs around ns,sre busy harvesting:
they complain a litelcasnsual dry weather,
- hight crop 81 wheat, short oats, thin grass,
low prices, &c., are the principal items iir
theiI complaints. The wheat is, generally, ;,
5t.a good quality, but is thin OH the ground
and viii not .praduce All average Yield Of
bushels, per acre; 50 iMaak further think
that by the general improvement of old fields
and the greater breadth sown the average
bulk wilEbe ma lie up. Corn and potatoes
have yet time to mature and may yet make
crop, although they are both thin ON the
ground. .
The Plank Road is in bad condition, owing
to carclcssncss in waSon,Is; it seems that
although the plank are s #. long, they prefer
keeping the westerly wheel. 10th going to
and from Elkton, directly on or out side of
the plank. ThcreSutt Is, that when heavy
loaded team with Its western wheels grinding
hard on and against the end of the plank thu
plank slips to give it room, the force being
greater than the bank oIthe other end of the
plank. and one team follows another, each
applying their force to the same end of the
plank. The plank in many places are from
e. TO Is inches ncaIc CT the eastern drain than
when they were laid; some Of them are entirely
over the western Stlngcr, and when soft
weather comes that end must settle down
and then they will complain. Yes, the very
chaps that Spoilt the road, will complain Of
ii. They must be fond Of having theii. horses
and mules to work hard and having the
flllocs and spohcs Of then wheels well rub
bed. Now think that owners of teams
would he looking aitIr thtir interests to give
this matter some attention at least and if the
Plank Road Company don't check tins abuse
of their road, they will have the qualification
To spend $1,000 Or more to pull the plank
out of the eastern ditch. If every WAGNER
thus found abusing the road was Brought to
Justice and fined he would soon learn to Use
The road without abusing it. LITTLE Elk.
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New Carriage Mandatory
AT LEW ISNJIIE,. PA

z d. MARSliHANK announces to the
" .pn5lc that he has commence VI 81 -
81 the Carriage Making bGsiies SIS ~ ~
It I"wsYlilc, Chester county, &-<------
"a. II is prepared To make to order all
"iniS oi carriages OF the latest and most APP
proved patterns. Of the best materials and
workmanship. which he viii sell 1T low
PGi1&S. II. is Il practical wor!, man himSel If.
and Will eGipluy none bAt the best mechanics
i.enCe nc can recommend his work with
Confidence, for its ncatncSS and durability.
All new carriages warranted l. months,
with good usage.
Enmber AMI old carriages at liberal prices
will be taken in exchange for new ones.
Carriages Of every description repaired.
painted and vanished at short notice. and
second hand carriages always ON hand for
SUE.
Five per cent discount allowed on all
cash sales.
lie is confident that he can give sutiSflc-
ton, and respectfully sulcitS share of the
pd lie patron tg". j y. MARSBANK.
March 5-iy.
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Drp " chhcr -Sho~crs-WccrH m IJhcui-
Cc"t,M la ir"od lNurS-- Improvements
atone Tie Linc-Ihe New NM Coutmct-
FM,norc Stock, &c.
DEAR RrKErr& DIR neighborhood has
suffered severely from dry weather for eight
Successive weeks: VIC had not rain sufficient
TO lay the dust up ill Monday afternoon. al
though it has ralied within few miles of MS
twice or thrice. Since then we have had de-
hghtfu showers and every thing appears re-
tlcshcd. Many tarnitrs complain that an in
sect called red Uecrd is destroying tlltil
wheat. 1t is thought by many there will be
short crop III consequence.
But to our E,vouritc thcnc-thc Central
Rail Road. Alta meeting of the Directors
held in Port Deposit last week, it was deter
mind to advertise for proposals to build the
bridge across the SltSuucilanna, and for the
disposal Of an amount Of the Bonds of the
Company sufficient TO procure the rails to lay
that part of the road already graded. Mean.
while the Contractors are going on with the
grading from the Pa. Line to the SuSquclan
IA rivcl as fast as practicable. The engineers
will proceed, led by Major Trimble, to locate
the Road through Hartford and Baltimore
counties, and thus the work goes on steadily
Many Improvements are going on along the
line Of the road and in our Village which we
shall have cause to speak of in future.
The Mcssis Walters have commenced W it'll
their new contract for carrying the Mail from
Port Deposit to Lancaster Pa, three times
week. They have fine new coach and good
horses driven by one Of the proplietors.
wish them the liberal patronage they deserve
for the expense they have gone to, to accom-
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TIE GERMAN VopBns or MAnyLAHD. -

THE GERMAN NopERs or MhRYLAND --
We have heretofore uotlccd the statement of
Lhr u cc&rr, Alderman newspaper publish ID
N Baltimore, that two thousand Germans in
This state would vote for Fremont These
1000 voters will be almost wholly lost from
Buchanan. The Cincinnati Gazette of Mon
day has the following paragraph in reference
to another German Editor of Baltimore
MIR. Samuel Ludyigh, editor of German
Quarterly Review at Baltimore, Md, and one
Of the most eloquent t'clman speakers in the
United States, is stopping at the Gibson
House. lie is travelling in the West, and
will speak at Richmond, (Inl.,) Indianapolis
and other points, i'll favor Of Fremont and
Dayton"
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TIE WIG FOR THE CMrAIGN. Please
observe theterms ON whrb we propose to
send The Wing till the close of the
Presidential election MY have received,
alre ady, several clubs and hope to furnish
the paper TO still a greater Number. -
Those who take ii, will find it to contain not
only much political matter but, also, large
amount of local and general intelligence,
Send ON your names; copies Sl.00: ) copies
- 90; S copies $500; II copies 400
cash. in advance.
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THE ON LINE WlIlGS or KENT tovNrY.

TIE ON LINE WuIGS or KENT tOUNrY. -
The Old Line Wings of Kent met at Chester
town on Tuesday last, to send delegates to
The State Convention DIR Mcctccr, Capt T.
y. G. Ruth and L. b.. HynSon ESP, We're
selected for that purpose. \ letter from
Chestcrtown to the Baltimore Clipper. says:
Resolutions We're passed unanimously, en-
lorSing the nomination Of Fillmore and
DonclSon, and recommending them to the
support Of the old Wings Of the county
With this accession to the American ranks
there would not be Locolocos enough left for
mile stones. Ten cent jimmy would be no
wherein Kcnt. Fillmore stock is fast going
up ON the Eastern Shore, and You may look
out for tremendous maiorilics in November
next. L. =. -
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RETURNED TO FtIIM0RE.-Dr Rcyncll
Coates who quit the etlitorship Of The Amer
lean Banner, when Mr.. Fillmore was noni-
mated, because he could not support him, in
troduc,d the Notwithstanding Mr.. Fill
moe that passed the National Convention Of
the Sons Of America which met in Philad,l-
phia last week. And thus it is that prolni-
ncnt men all over the country are now turn
ing to Mr.. Fillmore as the man for President
under the existing staiey Of affairs.
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AEorT ELKroN,-Wc continue our

AEoCT ELKIoN,-Wc continue our
extracts trom Mr.. Darc's s.Railroad Guide. ,
giving This week the following interesting
chapter in rrlalon4to this town. in which the
author after referring to its present and
Prospective importance. has brought to view
some Of the incidents which make EIk.on Il
place Of historical interest;
The first settlement where EIkton now
stands: Was made by party of Swedish
fishermen, about 1854. They came ucross
the peninsula, from Fort Cassimcr now
New Castle. EikIon is situated at the head
OF the navigablc waters oi the ELK River
from which it derives its name. An old
authority says the stream ".lS 50 called from
the branching Oft from lis head of the Big
and Little Elm Greeks, i'll much the same
shape that the horns of an elk branch from
the head of that ANIMAL which tradition
contradicts by stating that elk formerly
aboundcd along TINS stream, and hence il was
so named. BE Tins as it may, the village
here received from its location, the name of
the .'lIead Of En-"
After revcrscS Experienced by the British
in New Jersey, in Ia, Gen. Sir IlIiam
Howe cnibarking his troops, 1000 in num-
Der, on the fleet of his brother. Admiral
Lord Howe, sailed from Sandy Hook on the
23rd OF July, oSt"nsbly for the purpose of
prose ;utiHS southern Campaigns but his
real intention was an attack on Philadclphia.
Before the end of tire meulh. the British feet
appeared oil the capcs Of the Delaware, but
hearing that extraordinary dcienccs and OBJ
StruCtIOnS had been constructed ON that
river, it sailed South, aud appeared shortly
after in the Chesapeake, On the 18th of
August, II landing Was effected at Turkey
Point, twenty miles below Eikton. Stormy
weather prevented further movements until
the 2Stl, when the van, under Gen. Howe,
marched to the ''lirad OF Elk," seized the
government stores there, and was joined, ON
the 3lst, by knyphauscn's divis ion at Gray's
I'LL, discovered by Smith in 1908, and
"--uUtsl about two miles
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

NOTICE is hereby given tliat applications
~ for II Teacher for Cherry Hill school lib
be received personally or be letter, till the
LIST Of August, next month. The location VI
this school is good; im a thriving village ami
II fine neishborhood. "A good teacher will
be we'll sustained, and MCPHERSON necdapIsIy
who cannot bring good rrcouInc ndationS as
to character and capability. BY order Of the
Board ufTIustccs.
X. G. CARTER, Presli.n.
Jos, MILLER, Secratury. IjuIy l2-3w.
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Our Gorrrspo n0rllrc.


CHESAPEAKE CITY, July 10th, So.
| The It'll Beiiicoseness of The CAesapsaker,-Er-
cursioms and Ercursionisi,-'..4 Bal Sign''-
I'VE Ciops-1he Loco Canpafgncr- Bad Con-
dihon Of Chesapeake Drmocracy-M De.
6nffohs, DC.
DEAR WIHG 1.-The Fourth of July" pass
ed without any official, military or civic
celebration here. The bows fired the usual
number of crackers, &c, and several of the
worst town rowdies engaged in trough and
tumble fights, making BLACK eyes" and
bloody noses" quite Il common thing mex,
day. This fighting and bullying, however,
Is not confined to HOLIDAYS alone but is a
usual affair now-a days, and unless the
County or Corporation Officers use their
power in qlieting these broils to town will
be perfect battle ground, the streets stream
hot with "thc arms and munitions of war;
but with half noses. whole ewes, pieces Of
cars, small PARTICLES of fingers and handfulS
Of hair, intcrspciSed here and there with
drops Of human gore" Quite respectable
state of things and the natural CONSEQUENCES
of state in which bulics are allowed to rule.
Quite a number Of excursions passed thru
the canal during the past week on their route
to the two cities the most of the parties
formed OF Baltimore and Philadelphia rowdcS
with flags flying at the mast bearing in.
scriptonS such as ''fvc-Poins Rangers
butchers, 'Moyamcnsing Wolves, &c
They seldom. if ever land here, but spend
their time on the vessels INDUCING i'll the
elegant recreation Of using vulgar and indie
cent language, curSing every man and woman
that passes, and all other innocent anrlsc.
mcnts of the kind. The city authorities
should make some Of these Scoundrtl, suffer
for these things, which might serve for Il
warning to others
y gentleman well informed and obscrv-
ant OF everything which passes who has
lived here since The days OF lS4U' told me
in conversation few days ago that since
the days of Harrison the Tide. Water Canal
'oatinrn have always carried the wrong
mans name Oh their flags. In 40 Van
Buren's name was on all OF them, in A
Harry CiayS, in AS the Hero of llull's
Surrender, in 81 General scott and now
IN o0 deems buchanan 5 lie saw two
boats passing with buchanan flags and being
Democrat, SHOOK his head and aalu ats Il
bad sign: these fellows are always wrong :
Its bad sign. The statement is singular
one and II any man believes in signs let
him read this, mark the prediction and vote
for the man OF the people, the man whose
luck never deserts HIM, the next Piesdent--
WILLARD FILLMORE.