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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-08
THE PuANTASM CAPTAIN; OR, FILLMORE
WITHOUT THE VETO.

In times of national crisis and danger, the ROMANS
called in temporary Dictator, invested with sove'
reign power. Our sh,pof STATE is in imminent dam
ger; she 10 doubling Cape Horn in Storm ana pa''
Of the crew insist on appointing negative nerve
less, good .natured peacock mere fhantaSm zap
,sin-to command. And, worse than all, further 70
emascuste him. whom nature had already more than
half emasculsted. by taking away his veto. Fill.
mora asks for the crown but rejects the sceptre He
court. the pomp and circumstance Of declines
il, Iabors its powers and responsibilities. The attl'
,uds he assumes in this canvass daguerreotypes the
man, his character, and his biography.
We are doubling Cape Horn in storm, and sh0u
act the crew to roting-and they will vote r'gh.-
The people, in times Of calm, prosperity and ease,
often err. "Jeshuran waIed fat and kicked" The
Americans arc like the Hebrews aud Romans. Pros
psrity relaIes and enervstes hem and reuders them
6ckle aud capricious. But their patriotism, their
consistency their virtue return when adversely be-
sets them and occasion demands. They will call
Ciucinnatus from the plough-the Sage OF Wheat!ano
from his farm. The msu who never shirks resPohs'-
bity or avoids danger, never concess his opinions
never temporsss, never falters fails or h1ncnes
man who enIists the respect and admiration u '''
world, not merely by his n0Jie ar ana pres
enes, but by his noble works. The sena'e f'o"'
the Department Of State, Europe and America
have besn the theatres OF his action. lie mas
for thirty wears been the co-laborer or cppo'
80. ~ rho fra, in,eIlects Of Christendon, and mas
a,.o, hsen one of the FIRST among the foremost
W. IA nrudspt wise and cautious, az he Is energetic
bold and Luxurious. He will exercise no power tna'
does no. belong his Office; but il his countrys safe
~ REQUIRES it, he will exercise that power to the ut
most. He would Indignantly reject the baube Of the
Presidency, shorn Of the veto. The scsp,re aud moi
the crown what bs sspres to. He will be the real
not the Phantssu Captain.
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FAWNIN HENRICU FUH SALE.

WE OFFER tor snle Marie HILL the farm upon which
w reside in the lower end Of Hcnrco county, and
containing by survey 5aa acres; is situated Turkey
Island Greek adjoining the lands of Or. f. Pcnd"xtcr
Tho Wes, Ro + Smith and others Upon this tract there
is marie IN great abundance and of the fines, quality The
whole OF the open land has been mared, and portion
has aecn remarked u the said tract there are 275 acres
OF open ani IS which arc lowlsnd and equal to
! any in lowe. Virginia. e,
The buildings all nearly and the neshborhood
as good any the State We consider unnecessary
20 give .u description OF the place As those VINO Wish
20 purchase will no doubt call and examine tor them
| eelvss.
This farm is Ii miles from the city Of Richmond, Is
miles from Charles City Court!ou!e and mieS from
! James River.
! The erm, upos which wish 10 sell the above farm
can be a.cea!u.d 5y calling upon w H. Peasants, No
! 50, Main street, Richmond ....e
! Iulv 3l-c,w & w & l.. 7 GaTEWOOD
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KANSAS. no.

Again We call on the South to assert her equa
right to the fair fields of Kansas. We claim no e1-
elusive right; we only ask equal participation. We
would not exclude men without slaves, but insist that
men with paves shall be allowed to enter it and set
tie i, as freely as men with mules or cattle North
ern merchandise, or Northern manufactures. We
only ask equality. Slayehoding doea not eIpeI men
without slaves from Missouri, or Kentucky, Mary
land Virginia or Tennessee. They live together ns
brothers, and are the more friendly and the more
usefe and profitable each other because their pur'
suits and their products are different Men engaged
in the same occupations are always rivals and COM
petitors-often enemies Manufacturers glut the mar
ket il too numerous, and inure each other. so do
merchants, lawyers, doctors and mechanics. So
farmers with their slaves If too numerous, inure each
other by Cutting the markets with their products-
But the glut of the farmer aids the mechanic, the
lawyer, the doctor, the merchant, and the whites
generally, by giving them cheap food. The slave
holders are naturally the friends and customers
of the non. .slav holders-the rivals and cOmpe.i-
tors Of each other. The free States are also
naturally competitors and rivals, and inJure each
other. The more slave States the better Tor the
free States for it increases their market and their
customers and gives them cheaper food and clothing
But for fanatica abolition and Yankee Boston greed
THAT seeks to usurp, by corporations, the public
lands and to fill them with white instead OF black
slaves) but for these causes, the North would rejoice
to see Kansa. a slave State. Our cause is just anc
honor and interest and security alike call US tc
spare no labor, peril expense, in order to max.
Kansas slave State. Kansas, ho
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AlLLARD FILLMORE.
MrIs Eso Chairman


MIR. BUCHANAN, LIBERTY AND UNION.
We do not use the term Liberty" in the sense in
which French revolutiopsts understand il when they
sxclam, "Lberty, Fraternity and Equality" We
mean liberty regulated and restricted by aw-Anglo
Saxon, not French liberty. Well, there any means
OF preserving the Union aud of perpeuating that ns-
tional liberty except by the election Of Mr. Buchanan
Where s the sober minded, conservative independent
statesman Of the South, who has come out for Fillmore
or Fremont! The necessity Of keeping upparty drill
and party distinctions in States, counties and cities
where Whiggery or Know Nothngism is in the as
cendant. sussins Fillmore. thousand State and
corporation oiices are bestowed OH men because
they are Wings or Know .Nothiugs. Hundreds Of
newspapers derive their support in the same way
Break up these two parties and thousands of office
holders may be elected by the people, and hundreds
of newspapers would find "Olhello's occupation
gone" They would be de trop-have nothing to do.
Mr.. Fillmore must bs kept in the field TO sustain the
Wing and Know. Nothing organization that feeds a
great many mouths.
But fsnaticsm, and treason and inhdelity, and su-
perstitiou, aud crime and ignorance, must also find
a sea, and have a representative. Mr. Buchanan
. -
man. faithfully to represent all men, who are at war
with virtue, law, religion, government and Union
There are great many such men, and he will get
quite a numerous vote.
Yet, Mr.. Buchanan will, with some exceptions, get
the vote of every Independent, Cnon.lovlng, virtu-
GUS, conservative man in the Union. The base will
vote for Fremont Respectable men, Whose party
position and selfish interest blind, and controls their
judgments, will vote for Fillmore. But Buchanan
will be elected by overwhelming majority, because
there are more independent, patriotic and Cnlonov'
! ing inca shan prejudced dependent or base NEIL
Ills defeat would dissolve the Union, inauguraie
anarchy, and soon be followed by military despot
isms Union and rational liberty, are bound up il
his election.
License and Free Love look to Fremont His cleo
ton would result in immediate disunion. The South
would cerrany follow, would at invest her Sta:
governments with ample powers. The liberty of in
dividuas would be abridged TO secure the well.ben
Of society at large.
The North, under the rule Of the Fremont agrari
ans, inidels, and anarchists might for time try TIT
experiment OF Free Love and Licentiousness. But th
experiment would be short-lived. Soon military des
potism would, as it always has done, wind up an
archy We feel little doub, Of the election OF Mr. Bu
chanan for we believe that all con,derste men see
we do, tha, Liberty and Union would perish with hi
defeat.
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GrANO SUPEKCEDED

YsNHE ESDGks ljN 30, i.cs-u a. fisatIssii!e angus
- county, Virginia. are prepared 10 lu'h.st tIe iS
ee.: article Of PURE LIME" Su-aec en- TIE ;aost ep
,:or-d TrUmaston p!sn, containing more OF us
.aar;-. lla any other Lime burned IN the 'a'e anu
e,s ,o.i which will enable the farmer 10 improve us
.4as.,- a,I cheaper than ne 6ss heretofore hAd oil
ovuyruni,y of doing We propose 10 deliver on tne cars
a: ;as place SLACkED LINE AT cents per ousae or
CAusi!C LINE AT Que Shilling per bushel when usea
fer Agricultural purposes. The nberaity OF the virginia
Central Rail Road Company has SO rr-5 .eaScH! the
.,u, on this article cGb:s al 70 zee itst strIEng
eIysa.s ": cared with Guano. All must and Will
. :aa, ra- ths is only TEMPORARY, the other 10
sinKxlxsxT ::,p.over OF the coil.
!or agricultural purposes IS tniown IT t cara loose
nrrs lac farmer 10. vi .a.!eiry Iothe hecnanc
&c Can coIn1ery recommend our Lime tsbeiag equal
.:sGs,a weld and vhieress 20 AM IL :he world Our
.!- ~: - T.e.c"s, full size, AID TanHl'Ia e. ~
pc. e:c- hins i equal why not rse It In
s:::e..cce isnn-- lime? - .,
aes Of charge, Lime by the Virginia Central Rail
aai CuT per Car Load Of six Tons loose or IN bar
IS R.c&;OaG S,S Atees Sis; Peaks. Hanover Court
!.sse. uaI W.ckasms. sl6; junction. sl3 Fueiet $;
!os' and Andersons els. Frederick Hail. Bump as and
h-.Te, Dam. s3 Louisa Court House, and Toers-ii,e
~. fEevisT., SO Gordonsville, L:dsays ard Cold
jSH d Se.w.,s cad SRa4wsll -: Characteristic,
SSe =:
AGENTS.
W 4 NhOR bRCI.. i"i Aioemarle county.
" NAM, Gordonsvile. and the Depot Agents from
ae'e Schmond are authorized agents TO receive
o'9-s. 10. line.
II. SUTLER CO., Of Richmond for tina, place
slIv &c rlll 24tn Oct. BROWN a. NORRIS
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MONROE SPRINGS FOX SALE.

MONROE SPRINGS FOX SALE.
II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, TO. I'D
Il gether with all appurtenance.. consisting of an .E
ample supply Of Beds, Bedding, Household anG -.
Kitchen Furniture: also, Crockrry, Cutlery, etc. The
Springs situated in the Northeasern part OF Monroe
county Ala in mile OF the Mobile and Grard railroad
and the distance from the Mobile stage line he
belonging the Springs conais $50 acres OF NO.
creek land The growth hickory white oak red oak pop
lar gum mulberry elm holly Spanish oak with un'
dergrovth indicating rich soil About l2o acres OF the
above lands is in high Of cultivation aud %ii pro-
duce 1900 1900 pounds Of the acre The ouiid
ings in good condition. with large ana commodlous
Hotel and winter residence for family also, Tent
Alley Billiard Room, and Table. Bath House, two Ball
Rooms of which is iity yards distant from the
hotel Also two roomy Stables. together with Corn Cribs
Negro Houses etc. In fact there is nothing wanting 10
make this Of the desirable watering places nthe
South the stands high repute in the
State Testimonials OF the fact can be- produced II re-
quired
will sell the place on the following terms Ten dollars
per acre-one fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments, with notes and approved security, or mort
gage of the place.
Any person wishing engage In business Of the kind
would do we'll examine shese Springs as the business
could be commenced without any outlay save tor groce
rs there ample supply OF things necessary tor
hotel business Any number of sheep be had al 81 80
beet at cents turkeys Rt Is centa chickens Ut ~
cents eggs 10 cents dozen, hutter al Is cents
For further particulars apply TO e. f. Haynes Esq Ga
zetre otse Cahnba, Alabama or myself AZ the Sprngs.
June a-6m ENGLISH Trustc-.
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FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale my estate called White BANK, ly-
Ing the Matiupoui river in kips William county,
about mile from the Cour house White Bank al
the head Of steamboat ind opposite the village
Norfolk aud its facilities ior shipping grain unrvaed
Il by survey tSl about so o! which are III
cultivation aud have been thoroughly msr"d from exen.
siye mari banks on the place The remainder OF the land
hea vy rinherod aud great inducements for cut
ting cord wood for which cash be obtained on the
banks Of the river The mari banks easy o! access
and contain an nexhausbe supply Of the best decon.
posed caearcous nIar which yields. by analysis between
20 and 20 per of nearly pure lime. The buildings
coasis, OF wellps house suhcen: for the s:cenoda
ou OF large family barns s.soes, aud are
all in good repair cone i tkea hayas been recently
built, Che d worked for upwards OF ten yeaFs
the ave Seld systeu and s in high state oil improve.
.nent.
Possession will be given the TALL in time seed acrop
OF wheat For urtaer particulars address he subscriber
at IEtns post.oiEce, Hanover county Virginia:
NAV S-ctf JOHN COOKE.
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YALUNBLE LAND POK SALE.

TIME subscriber ohers for sale mis- Tract OF Land in
IL Caawel county. North Carolina, lying both sides
of Country Line Creek about mile and half from the
town OF Milton, and containing 800 acres.
Someuha less than half OF the cleared and un
der good fence; thc residue consists of nearly equal
paris OF original torest and second growth, much OF IN.
latter being large enough Tor rail timber, and the whole
we'll adapted the growth OF all tho prod2ced IN
this section OF country especially Tie ne Yellow tobacco,
which insnSs 5rch hiEr prices.
proy o the cleared land consists OF ra!ua-
bic low grounds AID there aprinSs OF ex
cei!ent water scattered over the
The improvements consisting OF orerseers house and
all other necessary out.bungs, entirely sad Of
good quality There is also anc young orchard OF we'll
selected truit trees
Tls rao, II land combines many advantages The soil
fertile and it is situated in healthy uolsh5orhood II
within few miles OF the Richmond and DaaT!lle Rail
road aui lear the nourhils town OF Milton which al
lords ready market for all the surplus produce which
could b. :Gised on Il.
The subscriber will tax. pleasure in showing hs land to
those who wish 20 examine II.
T"- rs liberal and accommodating.
y C. July E'lt.S('H.
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LANES KIYER ESTATE FOn SALE

OFFER for sale privately ri pis.stiGn called Noun;
BERNARD THIS t,altstiUE lies the James River in
the couaty OF Gooehlsnd, Immediately above Maidens
Adventure dam, and within weniyeght miles Of Rich.
mond. 1t contains seven hundred and thirty acres,
of which James River low grounds
of the best quality. thirty five creek low
grounds, and the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land. There is the place good dwelling house
beautiful Site and all necessary houses and both the
buildings and the fences good repair and the land
IS III q hi gh stale OF cultivation
will also sell the stock sud farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists oil horses mucs, cattle nclu
Of them, new, and all o! them sood-aud there are
enough both of stock and farming utensils g.: tho o.
rough cultivation of the plantation.
The terms OF sale &c Ike payr.ect. viii be made
very much to suit tia 2-.csa;er.
Mr. Ja:cS n :Ayne, my manager living Oh tho place,
will sho tee properly any person desiring to eEamae
il. Ny address 10 W ashiu.lOn, ID c.
May l7--c;: Nm PAYNE
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FILLMORE'S SOUTHERN FRIENDS.

The supporters Of Fillmore in the South belong to
two very distinct classes Of men. We will not un.
dertake to determine which is the higher or supe-
ror class The one consists sf the busy bodies, the
wre.workers, the COW boys and Daget.Y's of the
know-Noihing paTty-Enen sho are found about
Court Houses and other villages and places Of pub
lie resort, who have tried all means of getting along
and failed at al, and who finding themselves ncapa
be OF managing their affairs, feel confident tha
they fted TO manage those of other people and OF
the nation. This ID the office seeking and active por'
ton Of Fillnore's Southern friends. They frequent
conventions, IN the charaete. of KnovNotsnss or OF
Uld Line Whes a. may meet the occasion. Ihe
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VALUABLE PLANTATION ~ GREENS.
COI-.-TY PRlLAIElN

4 VALUABLE FLANTaTIN.S II LNS.
WILLIE COUNTY, Va. sOR SALE PRIVATELY.
II OsFfh TO: aala privately ny plantation, formerly
knoEn CupnIs hams in the upper part of Greens.
willie county, nine niles of Jarratts Depot
Petersburg and Weldon Rail Road and seven east Of the
Bruns wick Plank Road The trnc, oon.aius 1850
of which 200 enroiy fresh being recently cleared,
and highly productive 400 acres Of virgin soil and
original growth and the res in second growth ::urr-
The tract generally considered the he en ost v.ua.
Bile in the county account c hGcss and produc.
tiveness Of its sc .Ilo. IS highly adapted 10 Corn,
Wtes:, IVpne5o &c. =
Oyerseers House md all necessary hc.ses age entirely
new, having been erected w.aia It. Gst two three
years and sso the fueel IRE uew The tract situated in
he.sa5 country ara In neighborhood noted tcr -, in.
teigence hospitality and morality, oEe1s induce.
ment to those wishing purchase raoi and in good
neighbo,hood and carv market If the size be
obiecticaato w sell the land in divided tracts 10 sui,
c. F. MAuPIN, Poplar Mount,
June le-cIm Grsensville county, Virginia.
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miSh 70 sci! a very valuable Tract OF Land lying IL
ae Northeastern pn-t G: Prace f:ec:ys oyuIty COZ
lag 'tS uctes about 500 OF whc: acc in original grow t
" zoe anes aanty-tc .lsdus in old Geld pine with the
'e:!on Of - or 90 Ecres. This Land Is lyipZ directly
- Sae water (Wsrtes Creek with. ,wo miles OF the
Seou1 o: The large quantity Of timber snd wood on il
,seHs'y to those engaged in the luNbcr or wood blu.
yessohs desiring 20 the land ere referred 70 Mr.
SStne" "!l!tsns Q. Dr. O.!s.do Williams
1913 Ss ...a.v accoru:ao Ga..up
JAMES c. HUGHES.
Iu,v, ~ Lo!nbardy Grove, Meck!euburg, Va
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

FINE LAND on JAMES RIVER FORSALE.
OFFER privately my FARM Oh James River, in the
II county of buckingham opposite to HowardsvilIe.-
The farm contains Six HrSpEED ASp sryry-fIyE
ACRES; sxy.hve OF which, first rate Bottom Land
ana the remainder fine red and grey upland. There ore
at east eighty OF one hundred Of the quality Of
ooacco Land that may be cleared bali the tract
Is IN original Forest 1t is well known account Of the
plant land It Contains, il fails produce an ahn-
dance OF plants under ordinary circumstance This
farin valuable one and should be overlook cd BY
those In want OF such property Ny reasons for selling
gagged in professional life and my health ha. been pre-.
carous tor twelve months. refer 70 D. Hartsook OF
howardsville Abemarle county Va who will show the
lsnd any one and who authorized negotiate in
gard thereto
June levitt ! X HtRDIEG
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INTERESTING To FARMERS.

PREMIUMS)
Ta,HE 0O"2,E SCREENING SEoAriTGE -as &c
{ 80. s...-- r.-.olu.s tee Grst rrsuaiGm c! iae
f-,ca !zrs.u.s FAIR Also d. Pcters5urg Errdtrieks
buzz A.! :.,a uad al ,te East Tennessee al
e. ,r-, ~, 80 md has become very popular wa"fe'
W, i !. Ano~a. proving oy its utility IN exped:Hoasy
eraa.: al ..nis ui grain, 20 De the oess graz
rx,..s~ Tbrss IN ws-. Q: ;G.s. AN wo4!d 90 We:!
.,i.;'t;..s 9hn5 IL 'S:aCn'c-, or OF ~ LIZ
su-L.EGEa5, in Fredericksburg Va, and examine '0'
SeGis",vts. ..s ., ,,- ,o;r,
w.: IL CIV niles Of me Shops and tnrth.r eT Hs.! koad
c. >'s-~lcca-. ,., -.
cai..ual a;lens estcd 10 ste uaGess'sneu d
::eiericksbr-y Va, will be promptly atienneI 20
IIne 2i-c2r DOt LIZ q @ILt!.>H ~.
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T,;.,,ZTI-EIyE O0LLARS REWARD.

DANAwAY i.o:n ;ae subscriber Oh F''aay me 'ysn e
kk rC,s->~pr ?7--o 20 :" 10 -':Ts Ci E!-ilt y
IL M snbo- :: ssa:c OF ass, i-2l TIE: CT :oui
ss, s. yh -a,he. ;c So: Ho0u: r?e colo: g sgase.'
cake fct.:e AID large eyes has aaSt OF 'o.ats ns
,eS Zines IS hu;e inclined TO swa,;er and drag his
;es. when wslin lie Is ca:pen:e: oy Grade was porn
sad ed r Richmond Virginia aat w, ?e:ats ri 70
LAKE h,s way 70 .aai p.acS.
r:I giye tae aooye reward icr nj. sppreEcEs.o and
delivery 70 me- o. for bis confinement IL aET jail 70 Ga
esn get thlri. Scu.o.', -
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VALUABLE FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY. At
ATLEES STATION. on TIE GEhr..A!. RAIL

ROAD NINE MILES FE.,M RICHMOND, ,CONTAlN-
ING $50 ACES. EOi. SALE
VliE s-eScrsers are authorized to sell the really y.ua
j efc-ktnr, located as above now oSIea oy Mr saml
scheret who having purchase es's,e III Accomhc bis
native place has de;e-,nei to that county The
,ec, can,aaa SaGcres which about has in rirginwood
and ,imber the balance cleared and in cultivation
The tmbered land is among the most valuable in that
nezhborhood, consisting Of walnut oak, nsh, hickory
rum maple and poplar and being almost at the ePs it
can be delivered on the rail road ani scl j. Richmond 10
great advantage 1t is beh:d tn: re Is mLeI enough
to keep s,, a., ernpoyea fos two or three years.
hs Nv Cling surrounded by beautiful grove OF TOR
es:-ees in full view of and distant about 200 yards from
the rail road where the cars pass and repass times
day thus aording convenient accommodation to persons
who may be disposed business in Richmond
s large enough for the accommodation OF MI ordinary
sized family and now in good order The oG tu!2gs
on the place ample.
To appreciate the value # :as pace and especially its
hne timber il .eSe.sary 10 examine the same and per.
coma dos do will call Mr. Schercr, who will
take pleasure in showing the same
II desired the farm will be di"idcd follows viz: The
mansion house, No. will cout:i. Gbour r5 acres;
lot No adjoining b" 6GEe wiz cotain about lbs acres
and lot Nc tie ester side Of the rail road will
tsr stout 50 acres In few days the map can be seen
our ecce The price and terms Of payment will be made
accommodating. Apply to
Aug l-clm GODDlN & APPEnSOS Aucts.
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TWE|TY DOLLARS REWARD.

VyaE above reward viii Ge pad Tor the app:- aen<on
lac delivery 70 me, in some jail in the state, SO
thai e, arI again, of NY slave LiNsN: prrehs,ed
L.ns.y y. Richmond last winter, y: Mr.. Cleader:n he
w., rs,.n: oe..a-ls and he's wife in The ccc='J :.
Back!z.assn He IS inrhi-r2 -:ss about h'cht,osi Gs
g. Aio.msr.e o. Bcck:uganr-, Q; may 9sooe"'
se:!ya. 10 ind t.s Tsy - atree state ;,,
I,:.ry !, s-e zee, eieTcn inches Ur SIX feet tai "
r-.cy,a- saG well iovned tai about toyecrs o. SS
S3rl,1-ctf SYIS1EaYocg P. G. Ca2 Ca2.e!ee.u %
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wA.HIseToh, Aug. 6.-Roger a. Pryor. Efq,
one Of thu editors Of the Richmond Erqhirer: ed
Robert kidgway, Esq Of The edi'ers OF 'n- R''
mond Whig fought duel at Blsdensturg tits n1";r'
ing. The distance was ten pac-s. One shot "as
fred. Neither party Injured. The matter va, II ~
smicably adjusted Mr.. Pryor bore hin-e't galisth!.
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The August number of the Southern Literary Nee.
,enger is full of interesting articles The ost s''H
ing are Ex.Presiden: Tyler's address on "ihe Dead
Of our Cabinet and "Virginia," poem delivered
by John X. Thompson, before tho Virginia Aph" I
the Phi Beta Kappa Society, in the Chapel OF Vs..
liam and Mary College, Williamsburg, July s. l5~o'