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- Observation-Disclosures Baptist Church
AZ we expec. to commence our building in few
d.ys we desire to say those Of our friends whose
he disnnsed TO aid in this enterorse, that agent
will can on them during this and the next week and
hope they may be prepared to respond to the call
The Ladies Of this society win hold FAIR, COM
meucing ON WEDNESDAY. October sth sny OF our
friends wishing to contribute to this good work. any
articles of their make otherwise, suitable for
the gales will be thankfully received, and can be
left with Harold & Murray, Worthsu x Cottrel. g.
Summer. Pearl street, or j. B. Woods Drng Sore,
Main stIeet. au N--StE WITH
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UNITED STATES MAILS ON THE IsTHMUs The
Government of New Granada ordered that all
foreign mails crossing the Isthmus SHALL on their
arrivals either SIDE be given up to the postmaster
of Aspinwall or Panama, as the case may be, for
the purpose of collecting the tax. This arrange
ment places the United States mails beyond the
control Of the mail agents of our Government du
ring their transit and it will doubtless be resisted
as an unjust taxation, and in opposition to treaty
stipulations The Panama Star learns that the
Commander of the United States soop-of-war St
Marys, and the United States resident mail agent
at that place. Mr.. Bowln have been instructed
by the American Minister at Bogota to resist any
attempt on the part of the New Granadian Gov
eminent to take possession Of the mails crossing
the Isthmus or 10 enforce the tax.
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RfcHmosp, August ~ 1855:

R1cgmoNp, AuEust 2 Is5S.
To Elijah Baker. Esa...T ~ soi Y 20
e. that dunns the wi n.s .nd iBps during
na 49,; he ,... attended by Of the most able
physe.n. in Richmond. whs gave he, ~ r.. re-
ne', puG aoanus vail asress the floor, when she
sss eTuo to try the virtue of BAkEs PsEMUM
Of three OF four soss
e1.neS -. =, the State 1 can attribute the cure TO
=, 1 o .p Cause than the use Of Baker,. Bitters
no op 49, ,. ALEX B HUTCHINSON.
IT.. .hcve certificate IL from the Sheriff Of Henri
county. To be had of all the principal Druggists
in the cify of Richmond and ELSEWHERE.
2-ts
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TTLuoRArHIc NEWS.
REPORTED roR THE DIspATcH.

-
Deetructiou by Eive Of an Immense amount
Of on CIoths--4eavy Robbery or Lace
tsoods--TerribleA Accident by the Falling
Of Timbers.
ALBANY, Aug. 30 This morning ct early dawn.
firs broke out In the oil cloth nanufactory own.
cd by Messrs. Classen Il Barckisy. The entire
establishment together with its contents, wss en-.
tirely destroyed. twas large wooden structure,
probably the most extensive in the United States.
filed with stock, cloths In ct being finished,
and large amount fsome $4,000 worth about
ready for the fall trade The entire loss of proper
ty Is not much less than $4,000, upon which. ws
learn there Is not dollar covered by Insurance
The establishment was one OF the most perfect in
the United States and manufactured the article OF
oil cloths more extensively than any other within
the range Of our knowledge The proprietors al
though but few years engaged In the business.
had succeeded in establishing . reputation for their
goods in all the principal cities in the states ana
full whether they will be able to resume business
upon anything like the extensive scale IN winch
they were yesterday engaged
The store of Mr. Hamburger, in broadway, In
this city, was robbed last nigh: of some three or
four thousand dollars worth of lace goods The
villains escaped with their booty and up to this
hour no traces of their whereabouts have been dis
covered. This is the larg est robbery of this article
Of dry goods ever effected in this city.
This morning a portion of the framework OF the
new Presbyterian session house, In Hudson street,
fell with terrible crash carrying in ts fall seve-
raj workmen to the earth. Three or four OF them
were injured one having an arm and log broken,
and another very severe Commissions on hts mead.
The wonder is, that all of them were not instantly
killed, falling they did from the scaffolding g,
some twenty FIVE feet, tumbling with broken tim
bers, and falling upon the stones and bricks under
meath. 1t is singular circumstance that wnen
the main church building was being erected some
few years since, a beam of heavy timber also tell,
crushing everything beneath II, and injuring the
workmen. Architects say that the accident today
was owing altogether to the lightness of the tim
bers used in the session house structure.
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~ LEoNAkDs INSTANT RELIEF is particularly
valuable just new, when colds and coughs are Com
mon to every Those who have used this rem
speak of it the only panacea for bad colds and as
have HAD frequent opportunities of testing it, we
take great pleasure in recommending it. Country
merchants, in laying in their fall suppe should not
fail to procure stock of Instant Relief" as it il the
only certain tor coughs and co d.. To be had
all ths Druggists in the city.
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1VWKI.FTH VOLUME OF Gh r. TT =. =
L ~! tuUNiNGs, sTNTUTEs; IS vols, az $3.50
pe ssMEPHERDs STATUTES; continuation ofHen
ing TO year 1908; vo's, at ~ per vol; :. ,,. 20
CODE OF VIRGINIA, Interviewed, IN VOLS, %
CODE. not interleaved, in volume, Ss
GILMER'S REPORTS. vol, 81
RANDOLPHs REPORTS, 6 vols, 81
TEiGH,s REPORTS vol. II; 81.
RoBfNsON,S REPORTS, vols and 2, 81.
GRATTAN's REPORTs, u volumes, 81:
SESSIONS, ACTS AND JOURNALS OF LIZ
GESTURES Of various years. 81.
These works for sale for the benefit Of the Library
Fund .,
Apply to tbs Secretary of the Commonwealth
Lrt m
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Es,,e. for The Cape De Verbs.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-A letter received here
from A. J. Martens U. 5. Consul at St Vincent
Cane de Verbs, states that one vessel laden with
provisions had arrived there from the United
States for the sufferers by famine and two others
would shortly arrive. AS the time Of the arrival
Of the vessel provisions had run SO short as to be
served out in inadequate rations to the perishng
Inhabitants, and the Governor had gone to the
coast of Africa to obtain food.
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r. TO the Ladies' Of Ktchmondd a., srs;on u
All. Cotton and Wonllsn goods - well - any e.
tabiishmsnt Now Yor. Or coI.n
ar Syed 20 sret or other cslors. equal to m
no1tsd: silk DRESSES cleaned. and Gress, or va
stairs removed without ripins We take pleasure -
DENNIS BRO, Franklin 81,
10. oPp Richmond, Va.
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BOARDING.

IlOARDInG --The PRRsCOTTr sso,,.---
- two doors above tbs Banks, 10 assin esss ~,
reception Of bosrders BY the day wseL Z. fof tts
DR.. Hudson, who owns the property, b.s 80. @os'e
Boarding Houses IN the city. HIS has msS. Pssssas
additions, that renders IL much more pIsas,ns
hsretofore. Nothing my part shall h. tssa
20 render All who may favor with their to
comforts Of home. dns thu
an l8-lm Mos n r. frn
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SfAamhaa1 Accident.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The steamer Knicker.
booker, hence for Albany ran against rpar At
Peekakill this morning and sunk. The passen-
gers were all saved by 8 soop. The property and
live stock lost 10 valued at S60 1000. The boat, it
ID thought will be raised.
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epncrAL NoTICEs.

rDunlop, DT0scure e. CO. as. the asfrr 7.
t,sr ~ dea,ers to their csrgs sale OF 4y 9aEs aty
re. sa.ar Mciasees ne, &c commencing st II
$3.50 Tfjfs MORNING, at their auction sfoss.-
SALE without regard 70 weather
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DIED.

At the residence of his uncle VIM H. Clarkson in
thi. city, yesterday morning of consumption, JOHN
d. ROSS aged ii years, months and days, son OF
Ann aud J. w. Rsss, OF Albemsrle county.
His friends may be partially consoled for his loss,
with tho knowledge that ali that medical skill and
ose attention could do done during his illness
to save him, but proved OF avail. After two
weeks of the most pain full suffering, which he bore
with remarkable foritude, his spirit took its flight
mansions above, there TO rest and remain with the
Maker that gave it. 'The Lord gave. and the Lord
hath taken away. Blessed be his name"
The writer Of this will attempt no eulssy on one
30 young but he may say with truth, that the de-
ceased was the most remarkable child he had ever
Known. Frank, honest and candid In all he said or
did-possssa.d of sprshtly intellect and kind and
asctieuato disposition, he not only the favorie
of hs aJmstos and Hequaptopces but the idol OF his
parents and relatives Well may it be said none,
example worthy OF imitation 20 other children, ard
aoussmeut.as Johnny Boss approved, they felt sure
ofincurring displsasure But he is now gone.---
God in his mercy has fit take to himself the
IDOL ofhis parsats and relatives, that they may
ship Him alone. The COMO alton, however is left
them, that they meet him again in that land of
rest prepared for those who worship the Great Be-
ing in spirit and in truth Let theu not mourn that
he has been manipulated to brighter and happier
cline, but strive to live that when the hour of
death draws nigh, like little Johnny, they may
claim, receive ms, oh Father, into thy bosom"
On Monday morning, at 2 o'cl ock, the YOUNG
EST DAUGHTER Of Peter c. and Amanda r. Wills,
aged II months and &c days.
Her funeral will take place of her fathers residence
on Church Hili the corner Of gath and Leigh street
The friends and acqusint of the family
quested to attend this evening, at 4Ccock, without
further notice.
Oh, seep. baby sleep!
have sung thee TO rest,
On thy own only pillow;
Thy fond mothers breast.
Now close thy bright ewes,
Viii thier love lsuR thing gaze,
And smile In thy sumbers,
Thou light of my days!
Oh eoftly and slowly
The sweet eyefids close,
And gently thou 'rt breathing,
Like Zephyr rock'd rose.
oh pure, spotess SOUL
And smooth stainless brow,
May thy sleep ever be
Az know il 10 now.
The freedom from sorrow.
dream not for thee,
But freedom from SIM
Oh God let il ha
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Erevn ct. D0ningo-- Interference of Spnin
with Dor iyicna Affnirs.

NEW YORK, Sept: l.-Advices from st. Do
mingo state that the Dominican Government
have asked Secretary Marcy to return the late
treaty with the United States with the intention
Of suppressing it, This is done at the instgation
of the Spanish Consul
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p.ssExesRs PER U. >. STEAMSHIP y JAMESTOWN,
LEwIsPARRIsH, master, from New Y1Is; N, ~.
+. A. Bohustead, g. Oliver !. d. 6stt w TuI n
T r ~ eD' " surdict. H. Hahn. A vanslyke. VIM
ousn Geo " VIM r Nd s ssid p We5bsl
& Iasn,ton and child, r. Steel. Mrs Pellet,
Mr. Mr.: T n.1oy .'i Mr.. Dorplsy M Jacob. and
child Or jaime. Bolton and child, NJ ac1don g.
e az $3.50, rant A. n. Rsrks, Mrs NJ Amber, Z.
F. MJ J. aec.nn.hsn, Mrs. Hcti., Mrs T.
Lathrop and child E. f. Day, D. Smith Mh. r W. N.
H. 0,Connor A. j. Woodwo rth and lady, Ed.
Gr.y. Misc Sommsrville, Chsaier, w. M. 1oFo0n'
" 4 Melton Jno Heise, and Sc in stAersss'
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MALE APPAkEL-Eizsbeth Davis, a girl re-
Gently eIoped from her parents in MONTGOMERY
county. Va, was captured by the police in Lynch
burg Sunday night, rugged out in male apparel
The poor girl, it appears, had become an inmate
of brothel in the city, and the Mayor let her off
with q reprimand.
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Resumption of Operations at the Public


WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-Orders have been is.
sued for the resumption Of operations at the ar
senals and armories where the workmen were
lately discharged in consequence of the delay in
passing the Army Appropriation Bill.
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ARRIVED,
Brig H. C. Brooks Dusks, New YORK. nay mafs
Downey. .,u.. ,~h..t
sHpr. i.-Arrived. steamer belviaelo' A"s1nes''
Bsltinore mSz. Ludlsm Watsen
Steamer Jamsstown, Parrish. Now York. ndz. ana
sehr Isds Ann, Voorhees,, New York, suano, Fry
schr. Senator, Birch, New York, s.ano, snHf'
Koh Or Co p,;,s .,,hi.
Steamer City of Richmond Mitchell, Phiiadepnis'
mdz. and passengers, 81 =. Tnttle.
SAILED,
Steamer Poeahontss, Jones, Baltimore, "o1e''
Ludiam 4 Watson. ,,y,...11 .oaI
Baltimore. ID.
schr St. Cloud Savage, down the river, m'ze'
schr Gentle Gray, Nsnssmond, Hour. u-b.
sebr. D. Herbert Myers down the river, henI
schr Inkerman. King, Halifax, fIur, al.
scbr. Vannams, vanname, down the river. III FL. -
schr. Jonas Sparks, Rodgers, A"xandrls pa. BAL
Ssrr. l-S.iled, steamer fennsylrsnia. rear la
adelphia, mdz and passengers II u Tuttle'
Nv YORK. Aug so-Arrived, schr. New YORK
Bingham, Richmond.
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THE TEHuANTEPEG RoUrK.-The N. o. Pic,yune
announces tho arrival In that city, of Col. VIM. s.
Smith, one of the contractors the Tehuantepec
route for the purpose of purchasing iron steamer
for the navigation of the river and to order coaches
which will transport themselves across the Is hmus
in 10 hours. Thirty miles of the route is completed
and 1000 men are at work the remaining 81 miles,
which will be completed by December New Or
leans will then be only 10 days travel from San
Frauriycn
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Tho Fever at Fort Kami!t,

NEW YORK. Sept l The tower at Fort Hamil-
ton is decreasing The recent cases yield readily
to medical treatment
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Another Kansas MURDER story spoiicd.

BOSTON, Sept General Pomeroy, the Free
State leader reported to have been killed in Kan
sas Last week, is in this city alive and well.
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N RUNAWAY Runaway from the
AZ subscriber on the lst January last, negro
H. woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
49, estate Of Samuel Peasants, deceased She
xa is Of dark brown complexion about TWEEN
ty-seven years DID, and has mother living in Butch
ertown, and many relations living in Pewhatan,
wher. she is no doubt harb0red. The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to me at the jail OF
Henrco, and all expenses paid.
my Stiff ALEX. b. HUTChESON.
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CuEEsE.--1O boxes New York Cheese;
~ cases Pine Apple do. For sale by
SEE SlLER h PHAUP, "a Msin st.
LleH..-NO. cHt and gross Herrinxa !;
4 No. s MackereL Fer sale By
seq siZER Il PHAUP "a Main St
- ALTPETKE.-.lO kegs refined salfpe-
~ tIs, just received, End for sale by
BODEKER
SEE No 10 Main st.
nLD hYE WHIskEY.-Rectific Whis
" key, for sale by
seq DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
II YDKAULIC CkMKNT.-. Jnmes River
N brand, best quality, xs0 Bills. tor sale by
se2 DAVENPORT. ALLEN < Co.
JAVA COFFEE Of Superior quality, tor
!. seq DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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A CARD...Wc deem IL due 60 ourselves
"A to say that eur card in Mondays Dispatch was
written and placed in the hands of the printsr
SATURDAY afternoon We could not foresee that
before that paper could reach the public, Adding
ton would have fallen into the hands of the law,
and of an inc.nsed community. In the subsequent
excitement. and in his arrest, member of our FAM
lily had any agency Whatever.
Pit WILLIAM s WEED.
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Five thousand b
L.onisuilla XIV La

Five thousand barrels of potatoes were sold In
Louisville KY, last week at three dollars per bar
rel
Gen. Jas Gadstlen is nominated In one Of the
Charleston, $. c., papers, to fill the vacancy in
Congress occasioned by Gov Aiken having de-
ciined to serve again
The total number of bales of new Cotton re-
eeived at New Orleans up to the och inst, was
347.
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SECOND DISPATCH

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1-Kansas dates to the eth
August, states that the acting Governor, at Le-
compton, on the Goth, issued proclamation, de-
claring the territory to be in state of insurrec
ton, and calling on the law abiding citizens and
legal authorities to preserve peace and protect
persons and property.
Col. Lane has parties stationed at different
points in Iowa. to receive supplies or aid IN ms es
"a 10 If ohljped tn fee
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From Kansas.

CHICAGO, Aug 30, le56.-We have the follow
ing intelligence from Kansas, dated the S3d inst
Three thousand Missourians are collected at
Westport and Kansas City. and 1t Is expected they
will march on the Both. in different detacnments
along both sides of the Kansas river, to surround
the free State settlements all the way West as tar
as Topeka General Richardson had marched
north to intercept and casture General Lane
No communication could be had with the river
except at the risk of life.
Provisions were very scarce at Lawrence, and
the citizens had asked a government escort to OBJ
tain supplies, but they were refused. An attempt
was to be made to obtain supplies under guard
of the free State force.
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IF JACOB LEE will bring the CARP EFT
/ BAG, which was lost at the Danville Depot Wed
nssday evening, to the subscribers, his will be
va1de6 RAGLAhD BROTHER.
2-ItS
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WANTED NEGROEs.-Wan TO Hire,
w for the balance of the year Boys and Men,
Tor which liberal price will be given.
au 7-n LARUS SHINE.
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slNE HTNDRED DULLAKS kE-

a. WARD.-Rapawsy from the subscriber on
-&&A Saturday. the 18th May, Negro Woman,
80 namsd DOLLEY, about s. years old has
.&x.n mould on her face, and is tall and he's long
bar; is Of brown or copper color has down look
when srokeu to- and has a under her jaw. She
was purchased Of Lye's estate, Chesterfield, where
abe bas relatives, and sister in Manchester. Inc
above reward will be paid for her if taken out OF the
State or S25 if taken in Richmend, er any OF the
surrounding counties delivered to me. corner OF
Franklin and Henry streets, or at SAM'L HAsTlrGs,
Pearl street. put in jail so that can get her agsin
Sc 2-dlav4w c4t~ VIM. T. dOLMAN.
Aa RANANVAY-SIj KEWAKD.-Lass
EE Sunday, August 24th. negro man named
RRICHARD CURRY, feet 10 lnche, hiah
~ about "a or % yea 3 old, ginger cake color has
* his hair lied up in small strings had on sum
mer suit white coat, pair of check pants and
wheat straw hat.
reward of fifteen dollars will be paid for his de-
livery to me in Richmond
HIRAM CARNELL,
seI-6+ Brook Avenue.
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DOUBLED IN VALUE Tho Petersburg, Va +,
Democrat notices the sale Of farm 10 6reensville
County, of 1850 acres, Of which $50 are cleared,
for $500 cash. The same farm In 1852 only
brought s3,742 In Spottsylvania last week, says
the Fredericksburg Herald. Mr.. F. Frazier sold
his farm for s7,o5o, which six years ago cost ST.
0S0
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WANTED 10 hire a Kood cook washer
w and irouer for small family, if well oualif.5
= white woman preferred, and no other need Apply.
Call at No. 81 Msin street. aun
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WANTED, A SITUATI u Ma younE
w Lady, qualified to teach the following Orns-
mental branches: Drawing, Monochromstic Paintins
GreciAn Painting, Leather and Needlework is desir,
Gus of obtaining a situation in College or School,
either in the city country, she would be willing
to take classes in the various schools teach either
or all of the above-named branches and if desired
would instruct in the English branches For furfh'
information address IF. J.,' box 2S5 Richmond,
Va An early application is desired.
au l2-lmk
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NULCANIZED RUBBER,
MACHINE BETTING,
OF all widths and thickness
STEAM PACKING,
For Steam Chests Steam joints Packing Rings, &c.
ENGINE HOSE,
GARDEN HOSE,
HYDRANT HOSE &c. sc.
Richmond Agency ct Stationer's Hall, No. 81 Pearl
treet Is. w. KNOWLES,
an 28---5t Agent.
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MRS. WILMINGTON will open school
lsl tho lot september, Al thu corner OF Main and
Goth streets In which tho usual English Hranohcs
with Music and Emsroseery will be taught
hsFEaESce-Rev. George Woodbridso.
AN 50 --StA
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My UMBRELLA, u black silk one with
lst my name the inside, was tno dsubt through
mis,ase) taken from Mrs. Henry's Boarding House,
on Franklin street, yesterday morning. Tho gentle
man will confer favor by leaving it at the store of
Alfred Noses IS Main street, or at said boarding
house. A. }. MOSEB4.
~
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FOX Z II / l. A ID E LPHlA
TWICE A WEEk.-The A No l
<ztlATN. Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND,
Capt ain z, Mitchell is now ready to
r-csiye Freignt and will leave on THURSDAY
September 4, at u o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior aecommoda-
fiona. apply to H. E. FUTILE,
"a 3 81 Rockets.
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VOKN FUK SALE.--uUe bushels no. 1
" White Corn for sale from depot.
EDGAR MACON,
Commission Merchant, Metro politan Hall.
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ONO THE PUBLIC.-My wife formerly
i Miss Hannah Il. Weed having absented herself
from our home without my consent, since SOth May,
1885, and as debts have been contracted by her with
out my knowledge and being presented to me for
pnyment hereby forbid any person from trus ing
nav wife, Mrs Hannah E. Addington. in my name;
DO also forwarn each and any person from harborng
my wife and child. Most respectfully,
r. D. ADDINGTON.
Rinh,nond Va Aug Saith I2s6 an So ST.
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great country. they imagine that we can a. es'hy
uproot the mighty tree, they scattered Its seed
upon the earth. Perhaps, In q word, they may De
fool. or inadmen the only theory on which we can
suppose their hatred Of Southern Institutions ana
their love of the Northern States, to be real ano
unaffected.
We, however, cannot put this Interpretation on
their conduct. Ne nation better understands Ns
own Interests than Great Britain. No nation -
governed with such uniform wisdom and far REACH
ing sagacity. The countenance given by the Ens
,ish nobility to abolition, and the hostile demon
STATIONS Of the press have the same object In Sio"
the dissolution Of the Union. II Is an oc)ec' W
which Great Britain has been stimulated from tne
hour the Union was formed, by the double motives
Of revenge and Interest. Her miserable tools IN
the North she Is only using to undo the work which
their fathers achieved at Concord and Bunker Hill
So far from being opposed to slavery, were there
real danger Of the abolition OF Southern slavery BY
the North, the manufacturing interests OF Great
Britain would compel her to send fleet and army
{, the protection of the South. She canuot dis
psnse with the cotton Of the South and cotton can
not be- cultivated except by slave labor.
Consequently, the South does not heed the ra-
wings of the British press It does not pay the least
attention to their artificial lightning and thunder
It is all cotton up for stage effect, and Ia as per
fectly understood by u.s. ~ by those who use it.
Let the Union be once dissolved, and we shall
hear no more from British Journalist nor British
noble, of the iniquisies and horrors of slavery.