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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

We publish this morning the admirable speeches
delivered by Mr. Fillmore while on a visit to this CT
" and Fredericksburg. in 1851. They breathe the
spirit OF unaterable devotion To the Union and
the Constitution which characterized his addresses
10 the people of New York, on his return from Eu-
rope a iew months ago We distinctly remember
that upon Mr. Fillmores arrival in Richmond the
period designated, Of all parties came eagerly
forward To manifest their respect aud admiration for
the Chief Magistrate of the Union, whose proudest
distinction that he had been instrumental ia
storing tranquility to distracted country. The az
itaton aud turmoil which preceded the adoption Of
the compromise measures Of the year before were
fresh in the memories of the people, and they were
then beginning To enjoy the tranquility and repose
which resulted from the passage of those measures.
The Democrats, alth ough but few months previous
they had denounced, by lengthy resolutions, those
very compromise bills, then admitted that they had
exerted most Wholesome effect, and the honest por-
ton Of them wed with the Wings in rendering hon
ors 20 him who by the influence of his position and
official acts, had promoted the passage Of the COM
promise bills, and had given them the force of laws
Mr.. Fillmore was regarded by and all patri-
OF DO deserved well Of his country, and the feeling
which then gained spontaneous possession OF the
popular mind would have returned him to the Presi-
ui'''A' '"'' l" 'o'-' WIN Hh u"ahlihou" voice tad
there been no conventions. But it was otherwise
decreed, and now, after lapse Of five years, the
same MiLLARD FILLMORE has been placed before the
people a candidate for their suifrages Ii he has
changed At all, it is only in the enlargement Of his
patriotism. and the rpenng Of his intellect and
judgment Nothing then but blind devotion to par.
ty political insanity can prevent those men who
admired ard revered Mr.. Fillmore in 1850 81. from
casting their votes for him in 1850 Read his
speeches. and If sentiment can be discovered in
them which does not find cordial onse in the
heart Of every true patriot in the land, we will be.
eve that i is impossible for any nan to express hi.
sentiments nteIigbly.
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Eva rnr wuie.
DISCUSSION IN rLuvANNA.


Palma, SErr. %, 1885.
hss'rs Editors We had rather a good time to-day
listening to genuine Fillmore doctrine Mr. Maupin, OF
YOUR city. and Mr. A. b Magruder, OF AlbenArle,
the Speakers Mr.. Msopin led or In speech hour
aud half, was replied to by Mr. Magruder for the
length OF time, aud they each had another hour Beth
Mr. Asupns speeches full OF eoqueuce aud argument
aud free from the low abuse much used by stumpcr
He gave his opponent, who he "old Line whie
some glorious hits. He proved clearly that H1iy
could vote for od Buck" In short IL just such
speech - ought 10 be made. Mr. Magruder commenced
by saying he was ignorant OF the fact that he
speak, until just before he commenced. and pre-
pared. and before he through s that he
never heard speech so innocent of anything like argu
ment lie did produce two forced laughs from
some OF the wool-iyed democrats and caused faint
smile by susion TO persimon. and blackberres He
would not stick tn the point all he could not for Mr.
Msupn completely Knocked his heels from under him
Me- Magruder ought post himself take better side
before he gets on the stump again. He a. badly
wooded rs ever a man.
In November old Fuvanna will retrieve the honor she
lost At the last guberuatoris election As Mr. Magrudrr
alluded Co ''persimons" hope he will be kind enough to
send ie~, the crop here has entirely failed We
would rather have them, than his speeches in behalf
Buck. Three cheers for Fillmore Yours, Sc., &.
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I'D Cosn Es,.oNpENTs;
What the South Asks,

Mr.. Fillmore stands upon the Constitution. I'M
like Mr.. Buchanan he does not stand, mute, upon -
platform. His speeches so far, have been but ex-
emplficstions and commentaries upon that broad pa
triotc sentiment which animates his supporters ev-
erywhere. Casting defiance into the bulk of the ex-
tremists Of both North and South, his position in
yites and should command, the admiration and sup
port of the conservative masses of all sections
While he acknowledges and will maintain the tenor
Of the doctrines of that party which first put him
in nomination for the Presidency he nevertheless
freely and boldly points the nation to his past
rs an exponent Of the future and superadds those
firm and cheering declarations emanating spontane-
ously from his own mind, which give the assurance
TO the North and the South that sectional To-
cal pref udccs preferences shall control his action
but that in the future, in the past the Coustitu
ton and the laws, passed in consonance with that
sacred instrument, shall alone guide his pathway.
What more can the South demand or expect than
that candidate should stand upon the Constitution
rs his PLATFORM Is it not better, wiser, more sau
tary than any OF the mere patch work expedients OF
latter DAYS invented to hoist into the PreSiden
tial Office, aud which perish in the using We
have heretofore said and we again repeat it. that it
Is to the Constitution and the laws passed in pursu-
ance of it. that the South will find its best guarantee
all diseases of the body polite Framed by our
foreiathers-to whom Heaven seems to have vouch
saied the gilt OF keen an discriminating foresight
it meets every emergency aud, when strictly al
hered to- as praciised by them, is capable OF solving
all the complications that may ARISE, and queting ali
the dissensions which may De ENGINEERED. There i
no vacuum in it Its ample aud yet supple and sue
cinct provisions adequate to the solution of eve
ry important question, and to the allayng of every
serious strife.
Upon this platform Mr. Fillmore has placed him
self He has solemny declared that if elected again
to the Presidency, the Constitution shall be his
guide aud that in the administration of the govern
ment he will be controlled by no early prejudice in
fuenced by no local bias, swerved by any section
al carnor The simple questions which arise in this
view are:
Cannot and will not the South trust her interests
in the future she has done in the past, upon the
platform of the Constitution
Cannot the South contde in Mr.. Fillmore for a
just and impartial administration Of the laws passed
in accordance with the Constitution q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

ASEcUorE OF Mr. FLLuoRE.-A writer in the New
York Comme cial Advertiser furnishes the following A.,
ecdote Of Willard Fillmore while he was an apprentice
in Clothiers establishment in Livingston county,
shopmatc apprentice IN I've same work.. be.
longing u highly respectable neghboring family on a
visit - his parents on OCCASION where the affairs of
the inNng mill became the topic Oi conversation ex
claimed 10 his mother n earnest tone d" OH va.
don't know what singular fellow Willard l. ~ "Wbat ,l
him now ihe inquired. Why he has no I'm in him
We all had An Invitation ~ quilting the other night
In near ucghbOrhOOd the boys in the shop with The
gtls 10 thc family all vent but him. aud you'd YOU
believe IL that win all persu sion We could lot
get him started-he would stay ~ home alone We "a.
vent aud had music, and dancing and nne sport and
Shen We returned he reading nm old book aud had
been reading al alone the whole evening Did YOU ever
hear Of - queer lad y TIE good mother prnuptl,
checked him, snd answered. "Ahi my son. be Is ia
che rghtl YOU viii al the time when you will b..
gad 70 do him homage He studies his books aud vii.
be a man. while you will be Vainly spending your tim,
tn looking for amuseinents" The reader NAV ask i,
hss been the comparative sequel Of che boy Who p.e
TERED sport TIE yet lives in the gigor Of manhood
humble crcumstances. enjoying the reputation Of nd
honest man, and good citizen bat undistngui.hc.
smong The million while bis shOpmate has risen to m
hrtt honors Of the Republic.
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roR rHE WIG


To Att TO WHOM rursr PRESENTS SHALL coSK--
GREETING:
Whereas IL recently charged upon the Democratic
Party by the Hhlg OF this city that that party
pies sectional platform, and whereas. the Richmond
Enquirer Democratic journal OF this place in lev DAYS
hereaer-thuking exslt it, candidate ia the estina-
ton OF Southern pcope-admted the truth OF that
wonderful and astounding indictment, aud, whereas,
have in the Enquirer OF this morning the following
language;
Where is the Union Section srrayed against
secton-Jhe North against the South. Il it possible
that the bones ut fathers, slain in defence of our
common country lie promiscuously all land -
Almost in sight Of the spot shere write the bones Of
the noble OF the Old Dominion and the brave Ken
tuckAns lie Wondering the plains, the Northern
Lakes
Such reflection should bind together as by bonds
ndissOube. But this to be ignored in pres
cnt day"
And whereas, while these reflections warmly
cherished by me- they are. in my humble belief ouly
universally ignored" but despised aud condemned by
the Southern Denocrsc,, aud, whereas, regard the
Democracy OF the South equally responsible with the
Black Republicans of the North for the fanAcal and
reasonable OF section against section which
strscts and dsgsces the Republic, therefore Josiah
Davis old line Democrat OF the Jacksonan school.
DO hereby my allegiance that party, from
this time forth, completely, and forever.
JOSIAH DAVIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

DASGER.-The death Of Lorenzo b. Shepard in the
bath tub should be renewed caution abstain night
from the powerful stimulus OF cold water upon exhsus.
ted system More than fatal result has recently follow
u this violation of hygienic law within the circle of widely
Arown New Workers. Mr.. s. had made an exhausting
pohscs speech in the evening in New Jersey reached
his hone about o'clock in the morning. aud into
bath lie found dead ia t-Il6dHy Journal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

ms fAtLiN'h, fsts-Ihe name aud influence Of this
distinguished citizen have been csime or the Republican
pary AID s candidate n the Times Of Saturday lar II
Sas said editofaly, a. by authority that Mr. Frefpg
huJsens influence was al the side OF the RepubcSp
Psrty and that be would vote for Mr. Fremont for tbe
Presidency.
This statement was wholly unauthorized by Mr. Freng.
not entertain.
No frrnghuysen is At the bead Of literary and acie.
tic institution n New jersey. the American Bible Seie.
~, OF tn American Board Of Commissioners Of FOREIGN
Missions and 1T other religious socictc- IL may uo he
supposed that De- dues not deem u brhtng his position
% take an active part iu puhdcs But " well known
that NJ frehng1uvsen vas the personal aud poiiica
iieni Of ula,d FILLMORE while tRat gentleman W.. A.
Puohc political c. aud itat b. Wafm aud decided
~ VI w. Fllmire's Administration. aud 4 tno con,
PRONE, ~ sac sdopted DUNG that adm Bstatior
~. Y Com. Adr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

ToN THUMB AND BARSuN.-A private letter from Pad
that N. Vattemarc has received letter from Bar
num- which the letter asks vs. advice about the project
OF his bringing Tom Thumb Europe again specula
ton whether his autobiography has Injured any spec
ulaton &c. Vsttemarc replied that the contrary, he
had reputation than ever, much that he
would perhaps, make more money to allow Tom Thumb
10 IL
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.utRHrEn.

Al Grace Church, the morning o. ~ September
Boyien, Mr. GEo W MACON, u Mis- MILDRED n MERRIwEA.
iiiE daughter Of DR. rhomas w hrrweAther
county, Va.
20 Dispatch copy.
Ia wsburg tie 10th uluo, the
Matthews tie Rev Dr. Mcthenney Church.
Mr. RICHARD CoRBlN, Of Caroline ROBERTA only
daughter Of The lat, Dc iloeert q L. Cary Of Ohs
the above
la beAnfu
her favor partner ali
the married state possibly bcstOw without
Era.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

SALE o. rHE BEpToED SrRNGs.-The Bedford (Pa
Chronicle announces that T. L. Anderson Esq has eff C.
led sale OF his valuable property known Bedford
Springs the purchasers reside mainly in Philadelphia
aud The price is The round sum of SI1n. Don.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

TRoUBLS N rHs CsNP.-The Democrats of Mr.. Whit.
ne! district, in New lork, nominated VIM. b Maclay
Tor Congress, lev days since This nomination dissats
ned portion OF the party who bolted and nominated
ihip Hamilton, son OF Alexander Hamilton. Mr..
Hamilton was the Democratic candidate the last cec-
ton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

VALUABLE CRoP.-The crop OF blsckberries on Long
Island was sold in New York for about OOn The gro
ceres paid Lie quart and, at this price per
sons received tor baskOerrcs sold iron their land
than the land itself would fetch f put up for sale
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You've LADIES' SCHOOL.

YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL.
ME- MARY PE0RAN will open School Tor Young Ladies
w Wedneaiay ne 1T ~ October her residence
Prankln street, u Linden square.
T. The Eseisu BEaScHEs will Be assisted By Mr. SAMUEL T.
CARR avnfaby teachsr Of experience
TIE FHEScH under The charge Maaue
bEoNrNE BLANCHET Padan lady q finished educ aiion
prepusseFsing
fratfts and DsaWtsa By Nr. PEHsfCO.
NeHsts. ~ accomplished native
The class young ladies uho is
vii be fIrned during the hrst week - the session
Circular, With fu pan ~ the school, b. had appca.
ton 70 Mrs. or Miss PeEram
Hoafd, during entire session. t2nO
Fprcign Languages, Ancient sud Modern .. .. 20
Music nd Dravtng Professor charges
Wehr0nd-Rev Geo. woodbigr, James Caskis, Esq VIM
Mscfarinnd, "a Wyndham Robertson Eq, Rtchie
Jofu r. Thompson. ga ThOs w. His Esq,
0rprgetoEn-Hsv VIM. Norwood.
Lyueiburg-Chss = MosiY, Esq., John NJ. Speed, Yea.
Petersburg-Dtvid May, Veg se25-dl uAotltN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

Mayor Wood is 10 deliver lecture on Alexander
Hamilton, the lith OF October before the Hamilton
Literary uniou IN New Yo,k; the discourse which
lie delved AT Richmond lew months since.
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WING.

s.a ssA oy F91, ass 10. opposite Moody.
Lsiss cSany aisa At sa@r dime s s %s ss' ""d'
same day part Of Thcs q CiarSs'. Tract ia Tsnoy
10 soi purchaser may desire '''
county, lying On Jane. river. III ''''''
dsgg Clay Adams st. smother on same street
ienIy srs sdyt Of 81 'e'"eS" Monroe and
2i-A a6S Chesterfield county 20 miles from
ling. etc. s''' '"''
river, county containing acres Ills /. fsi
with Handsome brieE daeiDs ete 10 ~ sod tho c NJ
same com9i'IoaT' sale PosI..n county
T-rc Meadow ian farm In Powh..n county containing
ssi acre. ar,h- ~ b,ct i,.i s' - s
day-s $50 (oo Iand Hanover eoun.
n R sFs's n% p9 Ss Sod M Sr. Soe
way bs,ssen Orange O. II aud BarbOur'veior sale privately
same Jay les acre lot with new house containing
't s o. sT s@ss, Of land IN 1
Sousy ' 's''"0Fs or less 'on' the land Of James
70 ~ 70 New hsnI county containing t' acres to be sold
sale q rs acres q IsSd d n Sns
SANE a ~ sal. If ses acre, in
'o'1' yS ." '' south '''' OF Deep '''' Terms
%'s, iIS% a., q CO oh .sop ssss
in ne beoS T n sSS 0 sS9se Of
sR% tom . s%G 100 M
| So. 49, 49, -, ia -. 81, a.. ,..-.,.- -, .
powhs,sn cnn,S = n1 S '1 P9 nt ,vsT IN
numerous outbu,d,,gs & Tor all n,,. IT, In Nv
49, ~ s.S oI sac PrIEAsey meAhWhlle by Abner
Sa N Nv. y ~ "1A 1sI ara IN q, i arm
/ Known
g !" "" 'ounS' "es "'n" ~ miles OF ue canal Isrni'
/ Am, , t.,r, -, O., 49,. ooo 49,, T.. =,
10 mile, from vss ,msI,~ .'
s,e ETC ~ ~ Ns'"e' "'ui mas o''N u"''ns WIN z" rooms
| Ma, Ar A. w.u.. o.. ,, ~, ,.,,.n A., NJ. .,.,. ,
ritho,, r,.Ss a, ysIsb,s III ~ ~ % ~
'auAo'e h'poesi nv ue ''"et' crops ee' ana
iOffg Pr, Ips ~ pois. y n a., 49,. -, A. ~ r., n,
We, N.vg,,Ion con,n.Nx - ~ '' ''' 49, " VIZ 'o1' M
's IT,, ts',on Sonnp ,' 10, .,.o. ., 90 - - ,
,u -, - .tr y so1 ~ 'enes .'eIi
a.si,y ran go. L. ,I r,n,. TO-. ~. 49,,
% ~ -. crops s'"oN' "Pieueh' '' on TIE
az, 70 r S Da s'Io1I ~ $3.50 ,, ., ,, ,,,,, -
anarrx, In tbs wer end ~ ~ "a,n,S $500, . y
~ "'so'lVtu w we
NJ sf,, naa,s,, "uss ns'u p ,i .Dei-l ~, a.,
| b.ms ~ P '''"'"s 'T'OV "''e'" worm Ala
| o., ,,,s CT, 81, - Nsesii. ss"vs. a., -, 49,. , .
- III ~ ., $780,, s, ~ We s"'"oh "ore o' ia
s.,,. IL N oag h. ~ ss,,st. ..A ,.,,. s.,
nv =, y W N9s uss reIufAh Eunho, sgnty damaged
| ~ y 20 on me DOCS, commencing Al 70 o'clock
" su-.ilcsi ". ~ .e Aucuoh STORE oi Duh"l'
~, - ~, " y" % ,a a., . -.
s,, az pH,,,., no's' $500 ivy ,'o,s sha foDu
~ ' 'o ''' Nv - ''o'S' " . ~ w. Ss"n'
PRIVATE OPgyRIsus op REAL psrATr
''N'' . Dsr.,s,n"s W nnnL SIAit
III &c tr,,r uo' 'ss, - ~ ~ , us,1 a,
"a -, "a
sse ady't Of pinch i,oyJ ttqs1 so"' ''"'S WV ""-
n-si'.,g. 49, .a,,y. A., 80 - 49, "a, -, a,
re, Ri, sY o. y s' e'y q" ' '''esno OF Leigh
tract acres tts n cultivation Tor tobacco In BuetinV
ls29sl '' - '"' ''' wv ''' N''" ~ '"'' w. ""''''-
King william county containing between so and CO.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

WHoLEsALE lLLUNISArIoS.-The Russian Commercial
community has volunteered illuminate the Moscow rail
way 400 miles, from end To end, tor the Cars journey
and irO The quantity of fireworks in course Of prepara
ton is said 10 be most incredible
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

VINO NoNiNAnoS.-The Straight Wings" of the stll
Congressional District, New York city have nominated
shepherd Knapp for Congress Mr.. Knapp is AN old
merchant OF the city ana II elected will make ygilant
intelligent representative.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
OPEN TO-DAY,
PALL AsaORTMENT on
ON ItHFUH NISHING GOOD \

NE ~ HNINHINN HOODNt
NETHCHin brauty and quality Surpassed Ihsve
w selected person, and hsve obtained assortment o.
sFseV fifH0 my line
The Standing Coars aniong them
ng n f ard material, together wh everything Ora
vas, Ties. sraffs. A..
sHfufs SHIFTS, every variety cut By DatsEa
Psterr gh. ts assays such universal
NftsfHts tte, nd STts ani Crs sade
general eempint ~ never having shrs su
uFrrruni..
USrsH every variety sss on hand which have
gotten my order, and have rven unvs,sa sst.
wN. v OwENs,
sen Opposite Amed W iiotsi.
II JAR r'rHs'HHSo" ""ASps. 4. ) yG 81 ;.''
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DRAPERs PHYSIOLOGY. with Ave hundred illustrations
MEMOIR u Cslrhr,ted Characters; by LAmartne.
TIM -mtcn Household, Thoughts Afflicted;
- Prime. Sprague, But ', Bethuue, &C, size.
THE GoPs FEet Illustrated Series Of Dscourses by
Thos Butht-, u. D. loo
TWO Leiurs the History Unlon by Henry
Reed size.
TYPICAL PORN. and Special End' In Creation; BY Rev ia, Me
Gosh o.. LID. 200
SERMONS Deeirna and Practical by wm Archer Batsr.
MA. tR5
PLANTATION Sermons Plain Familiar
UnieArned; by Rev ~ Dickson ~ Charlesfnn O.
PROPHECY Viewed IN Repcc ts Distinctive Nature Special
Function and proper Interpretation, by Parbsn, D.
EZEKIEL and ne OK of hs Prophecy Exposition; ny Fr-
BARN ID D. 2h0
the wgds u Gold AFGHAN Ia " dorado by Scott,
u. %.
SERMONS by Rev. A. Empe pastor James Church
Richmond 90
sABgArH Day Readings. Sabbath Book by
Conner
TnE nd sunday Book, Bible, with
lustratDns. Doe.
PAPER Dolls aud how make Them, Tor little girls
GTLr
dLoRYINd IN ,h eros, q Christ by Rev. John MeLaun; with
Preface ~ Rev. y w Alexander. t9c.
1T u Never late 60 Mend ~ fact by Chas
Hesde author ~ Christie Johnsione," &C., vols 70
Tex Yer viii large number ~ other lsts publ sous IN various
departments u literature
80 JAg WOODUOUsE co
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exhibition Syracuse y. Y there an equestrian cou
test in which nine ladies' appeared It said ten thous
aud spectaces were present
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CON Nj RCIAL.
MONETARY AND ooMxrRcIAL.

A, a.. NJ. y.,, ST. =. $50 80 ~ - - ',''
Monday soo vn. s. -srv ala :. ss and 900 =, Wv
,sssase Va. nss. the ss Board. Yesterday stoeo
and ssSso r.ns..... a, siS '''"'- ''' 81 Wy
A statement Was made In the ciuei,ns,i Chamber OF
=. s & ,,SS w. thu, within circuit q .0~. II,
:, ~, ', ',''.V pa' o. Yea. '"essss vas raised
-hris .soa, 200 ton. came to cios,nu.u
H.. A., .,,h, ..,., - l., .,
...,,., =, a. a.. a.. - - - - =
'o' o. mem having raid dividends ' high as SO per cent
By the Indian. IN Quebec. We hear, h,, IN. o.,,.r
England confused favorable foe the har's' aud tn.
ssss o, char
I enquiry - 49, III - = '''N1'"''
! Tho shipments OF coal FROM Richmond Pa last week
reached 81 s' tons Of which 600 tore RsAmona
s"a $50 10 NeIand""' va
$500 49, ."s .",""e'e'ai uePa.''
when .elno -.sr.-
,.. ,., n, =, 80 ,n -. a,",.. up
n. s.s,S No. ,', as ~ 's We hope mat
earnest. and never sleep again un,n h.. ~ from
'Hs upon the North for Manufacturer aud Imported
ns gratifying feature TO Ob.-r,. In our u.on.
u. soos crop q -.e.sa h, q
materially STIMULATE the producton Of this very
apd result, Of M. y.,r lii, ,ha
Ia" war ,s ,s..
Cotton erop United States. bale, st rss -, "a, es ,s
Imported 70 foreign eosn,r,s. bale. ss.sos sseeoe 'iossI
rakvn Tor homs use BY Northern Spin
os3osS 653IN b9loo
rAsrn iot home use oy Southern spin
VIII oe seen hum these nsures that very large
been taken for home especially BY Southern producers
To great extent manufacture hagTng osnaburgs
untl within
South and West had 10 RELY the
compliment q this el5s 81 ..,sks nov oeEn
70 =, ~ r, ~ ~ ~ ,oou, Io
.hus ~.
" 49,, ~
a., i,h,,e. :, s,,,.n - 49,, . " WV W '"e
IT,. ~ " -. So. .as s rs; -.
The NeS York shipping List says:
.r t.ruoe. ~ IN. .hI,nv ,n.., .,n.., A., n. An an. $1,000,
ant one. moe vessel. ~ and vim So -,
,.aIh
and Al h- rssward b, r,,h IN An ,bs
ing trade shall soon .e,IyIty In n. ,hin x,.
Our ar.dy thai Of sny Other nston h
p-rIoi bo., OF NOR .hpoIn. th.n Engsnd .nd
Combined Let "A. dance Al the on the
Of world than is the ton
Mage Of American vessels ne tons. an. number az
Navy
tons. and the humber Of To nssr, to eo so,
century 1914 II,
British commercial marine 96i6s65 employing
n s 10 eSa ,oty years the ,onnssv had ~
y, 70 80 ~; SUI nc. he,uu'ns he oz"o he
80, I -, W. uouo,.u w 80, hsn seq
n auns y, ,e a .sa ,oy aseythne indicates
- -, ~ ~ VIC ms snA not snd ere
e ioVo vessels OF hs elvei would shall have become 5000 o.
- W. "a ~, - pose' 70 10 ,e 1'uulns OF 'os eom
- ~" ,i 80 'ohu'ks s,A sse veSoue
ad ua OF .shrn sish nave Become uIee mt
OF century 'nee-nger Than the whole AnsoSA race two
n on .he uash
u.lhs every oneI uunns US NE Spit, shh merry through
unit ia 'tseii
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25
DIED,


On the 10th instant. JAMES FITZGERALD a native
OF the county OF Waterford Ireland but for the last TWEEN
ty years resident of Washington in the 65h wear
OF his age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

rve trsess HahAn county Clover eatsp. q o. n
ten With dwelling. advt ~ VIM. A. tul
Auaet % about 100 county. Of
the Mchmond aud DAnvie r. with dwelling
Advd BY WIN. Risen. tul
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-25

ESciIlse Scsss-Durng Fremont meeting held in a
hall at Watkins n. u, short time SINCE chandelier
containing three or four camphcnc lamps. down
hundred ladies' The eamphene dew in all directions and
the audience was thrown into unutterabe conusion the
flames rose Ia the height OF and spread rapidly
oil along the door, while dense smoke hed the
The dresses OF several OF the ladies' instantly in
hses and ior moment the stoutest hearts sppsed
At the fearful The rush that followed for the door
and the v,randah in front OF the hall tremendous
After hard struggle, the danger overcome, and
strange as It may appear, seriously burned or
otherwise Injured.