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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
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TlNWE Twenty. Second Annual Meeting OF the stork'
4 holder. %, ;h- jones iivcr .nd hana~ha Company
p. held at the office Ot the COMPANY IN th!s city "h
= iay, the 2th October next
: : ."r ui Attorney appointing proxy 10 rcpres VI
-s regarded ~ efficiently Sutb"n;cacdil II II De IN
... hand nri sr. Of tic Stakeholder and ai,ested hy
.." j: more witnesses ~
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Saov MI men br hcsc presents: That We the sunscF'
=. .,, stockholders n the Jame- River and hhnaw-
Ca.nqan. ii :.r.5y constitute ani appoint ---- -
.-:,-." Nh: 'uviUi Attorney and Proxy 10 represent
81: IN al general ,ieetn-s oil the StocKhoHers o
81 C0yanv n.i within six months from anu after the
~" hereof! Nnc personally present or repre-
.cn'rd uy -o,nc or"r Proxy with full power and author
- - srr" neral Meeting, 20 give sucn vote or 'oes
mo srs u,rc ne or nc;- each OF could give
- 10. as aI'nJ" - IN" snlG meetings, II we were per-
sgnEiy present; do nc cby ratity and confirm
"""cr vo" Or votes net acts said Attorney may
N'uy .'e 10 for in pursuance Of the authority
s.c"gy cO":"rrcn upon him.
"..a"s. nur hands ai!f scale. THE - day OF ----
-" aoG-Gni "i.h. huud:sd and :i!ty.sIS.
-, tSEAL.
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--, SEAL
Nm f. MuSFORD, Sccy
NOTICE.

FENNE fnur negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
d CROCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE, who ran
A"ay 0. The 2 October lsJ5 yet Mt large. See ad
T"-,"rcr' If that date in the Richmond Enquirer EX
amer Fni Daily Dispatch which will give description of
-: ""-!pe. Wcw:ll give an additional reward ofFlF
~ DcLLi!,s the delivery OF either OF them 10 U.S.
O. '!-" u Jail whei" get them or two hundred
cgA-, II ;aSen out of the State OF Virginia.
A,:. 2'-,tf JONES s. SLATER
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CTtSO S!.pERCEDED

VIZ. NI)IhSININtD NJ nus
Ia county, Virginia prepared TO furnish the very
o. ar'.s' OF FuRE LIME" burned on the most APP
wed EHstOn piHr, containing more oil lts or:inn
.":"s than any other Lime burned III the state ana
- co.,, winch will enable the farmer TO improve ms
.'.-'1 a!is cheaper than he has heretofore h"d an
's''r "i doing We propose TO deliver on TIC cars
= -, - tt,. SLhCkED LINE AT cents per bushei or
49, !.lME at Ono shilling per bushcl when used
- a-Tcutural pufp"-c- Tn" berality of the Virgins
":a Rail Road Company has 40 much reduced the
~ this article IA tr enable all usc M n tri,iny
.:"l" ..hcn compared with Guano. All mus, aud will
si hist while the one Is only AIRY the other
iPraTAvESr improvcr OF the soil
!0r a::irul,ural purposes it is h own in tn" loose
nmg n" farmer the of barrelns Tothc Mechanic
- car c,a:iisn;ly recommend our Lime rs being equal
: ':'ensh yield and wilderness To any in the world Our
n" ?g' ~ in Tcrccs. full size, and warranted, AT 30
"s per NJ the Kins Ii equal why not use It in
/ 'f"r"Hc" 20 Yankee limel
a;cs o.: charges on Lime by the Virginia Central Rail
" Company per Csr Load of Six Tons, loose or In bar.
90 Richmond S9: A;l.c's Sic; Peaks Hanover Court
i'.,c aud Wickh-m-, sic; Junction. SIS; Huelets,
:, Hid .Andcrsom'. Si5 Frederick Hail. Bumpass and
= F"r Dtn, S33 Louisa Cnu-t House, and To!crsvl!le
- ircTlan- $40. Gorlomsvilip, Ludsay's, and Cold
AN h.,wrk and >naaw.l! 81: Charlottesville SIS So
'oois!i!, Nc"chuu- River and Greenwood Tunnel, $5
AGENTS.
W. T. MINOR & BROS tor Sl,or,o-lc county
y" H. MANN, hnfh louisville" Sui In. lnpnf Acents from
lcfc 10 hichmoad hrc our authorized nr,p,s ro r.criye
T. icrs for lime '' ~
!! T. BUTLER & co. Of Richmond for Inn, p,oce
.Gly &c il 9th Oct BROWN Ninn;,
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Is IT TRUE [!

The New York Herald, of the 10th, says "the
,peecbes of Bolts Indicate strong undercurren If
feeling in Virginia in favor of Fremont" The Her.
aid knows.
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To the Editors Of Mc E"qn"cr: /:
b,-,,..n., T.. ,,.r,,


Democracy, take This opportunity OF giving y"u.
some Of the signs ct the times, aud our prosp"c oi
success in this section. ~ far Is am ab!c to Judge.
from observation, they are good In The fist place
know tn" weakness o ~" opposing rafty' ny t'elr
own arguments, which are 50 much richer ID aSser'
tiuns than in logical deductions and abound more IN
bold presumption ihah III wci.iouiiHcd iac'S lhcy
assert that, without SHADOW ot doubt but w!'i US
little shadow ol reason on ihe par. h"htucky wN'
give majority for Mr.. Fillmore. You may not be
surprised at that, when they charge OM IWgiHia
with the same indisrretinn and insanity. Such
sIanerous charge against Virginia. is too preposter
Gus and absurd. we all know to challenge cOntradic-
,ion and can only TO arouse her Indignation by
insulting her old age and pms, integrity. The people
OF both Kentucky and Virginia know, are too in.
tegcnt to be thus bamDoozed, by set of noisy de-
macogues. Their bomhastic decamai!ons and out
ragcous Inconsistencies. can only be insulting 10 the
understandings and judgments of all thinking men,
and demonstrate most clearly the ruttcncss Of their
ca,,s- which to nv mind ito transform slightly
vulgar expressionl s like the stagnant and filthy pool;
the more il is n,jrnrd. III. more il sends forth
ia LoL,tyJ cN,rja Secondly their unnatural -x.r-
tious tbejr insane movements their long faces and
maniac laugh, MI Indicate and for,c, most concIu
siy.y their r,gi strength and coming desructun.-
They nre hoIdin,, .:uuucrubIc MAJ meetings and,
in cir last agony Of despair ere spending what little
strength remain. upon the air Their excited magi.
nations really DO believe lead some Of the poor de.
luied set to suppose that they Influencing the
.sni.. of the world while in reality they are only tx
housno their own lungs and d-c,stin: the intelligent.
sci manifestations remind ne very frcibly of the
nJ adaor ..smal brooks are noisy &c, which has
nevsr been more clearly verified than in the history
nf the EUO,r. Nofhju., Doriy Bu; thirdly, we think
W;.;n oil rs Eon,rctv y ,n,y snEIv dI.nhusc her.
nIr't NV ~ ;I ' H., E,,,L :; ,; -, f,r ur FIJI
n"ra @ o' en e sbe remembers fl. number Of her most
.nd irInn,;ni Od Lima Wh:p. that has
s,rIy declared in favor cf Mr. buchanan and avow.
d ,T ;ntant;on to yo,. ,r him ms Ibo amin Lopc Of
ea ',ie ,".e'''D J F ~ '' IT, o, y, ,r ,Ei ,,
s 'om n" s - mo namss Of srtw sucb whose
ing spapers we n"t'ceu wy ", .r
Ill I r.l, Those arr fays cf the sirus which we
WIZ WIZ oe 'e.'' iuese "'' " -. Wv, r E,,',, onJ
'hink lhd'ca'e ''iS " ue se"et''' VI "'
declde most concuSNei!' "nc" way sic '''e"u ~
ing ut the coming e!ec'loh'
Ill haste' a'ii' yours 'eSPeo''u!' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

LAM FOR SALE

X OFFER for sale my Tract of Land, containing ahon'
700 acres lying i'll the county OF Piusy lvann 'nnr
d;,,r)y on the line OF thr Richmond Hni Danrii' ith
Road uud wit in four miles ui Drpnts I'll" lnl'
prpvcrcnts consist OF new two story dwelling hoGS'
with tivr rooms and passage, each iUuu having goo"
FIRE place The out.builtmSs nTc mostly new M" are
sufficient for the purposes OF III" plantation Inc niu
tae Of improvement; h'' larger p"f' :" lnc
liable land having been clovereC pnrt secnn - '.lh"
,r,ss nnd part to Timothy, j. we'll adapted 10 corn
wheat oats and tobacco, lies in section 3 ne hn7t To-
baccc region in the State is we'll tim0srcd ma wacreu
and has ON some Of Sclec: irut set ont within
the last three wears The situation commands !c view
o, the cars in passing und capnbr u being nude "nc o
the most beautitu the line o the road o"wccn tch'
mond and Danvillc.
Pcrsous wishing purchase arc invited to inspect III"
premises or with the subscribcr drccng,o
Whioc Post Office, Hu!iinX county, Va. w
lO-ctf " Vi "l~i)N
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THOMAS 8. GILLIAN.

IRON, STEEL AND METAL WAREHOUSE,
No 81 BoLLIyGBRooK STREET, PETERSBURG, VA.
II HAVE established myself tor the transaction Uf h
General lron Steel and Metal Business aud invite the
attention Of Virginia and North Carolina merchants visit
Ing thi. Market examination of my large and varied
assortment my arrangements being snch as VIII enable
the to sell at the lowest rates.
Railroads. Machinss Backsmiths, and the tr"d" gene
rally will find their interest to examine my stock DC
tore purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
i-r3,n THUS. y NlIl>lan
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MuNKOE sPk!Nt:s tUIl s,.>LE.

OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, 10. cs,SSs
rchcr with all appur;enances, consisting OF IN m;
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, Household anG xss.
Kitchen turDiture also, Crockery. Cutlery. etc. The
Springs situated in the Northeastern part OF Monroe
county Aa in one mile of the Mobile and Grard railroad,
ana the same distance from the Mobile stage line. The
tract belonging the Springs contains go acres o No
creek .nd The growth hickory white oak red OAK pop
larswee gu mulberry elm holly, Spanish onE; with un-
dcrgrow. Of stink bush, buckeye sunac aud other un
,crcrowth indicating rich soil About i?O acres o the
above lands is in high OF cultivation and VIII pro-
uce 1900 sU0 pounds Of cotton TO the acre The build
inus ire in good condition. witt, large aud comiodnus
Hotel and winter residence Tor family also, TcnFn
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one of which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roony Stables together with Corn Cribs,
Negro Houses etc In fact there is nothing wanting to
make this of the desirable watering places inte
South as stands in high repuc any in the
State Testimonials OF the fact be produced II re.
9ured. ~
per acreonc fourth cash. the balance in three annu"
payments with and approved security, or mort
gage OF the place.
ANY person wishing engage in business of the kind
would do well examine these Springs, as the business
could be commenced without any outlay, save for sroce
rie as there ample supply o things necessary tor
hotel business Any number ol sheep can be had al Soo
beef Al cents turkeys at 10 cents chickens at l23
rn,s eggs at 10 per dozen, butter at 10 cents
For further particulars apply TO e. T. Haynes leg ia
ze;e Office Cahaba Alabama or myself NJ the Syringe
t,,, I'm ] ENGLISH Trustee.
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PITTSYLVANiA COUNTY.

a letter TO the Edors oC the Enquirer from well
Informed democrat in Pi:tsyvania, says:-"Plt,syi'
vana will certainly give 300 majority fer Buchanan
and B.eckinriGge."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
Boston, Mass, Oct. ll!h, 1876.


Corr of u Communication s"nt 10 thr KtchM5.f
Whg. Ocl 20, 1870.
Protesting to love canaor and tar dealing. emo q %
supposing that the supporters u 81. Fi.u"r oT o.
Presidency regard him opposed 10, but Ihii, =
favorable in his opinions TO ia. Southern We" - IA
Constitutional right To take slave property mo ih"
territories and the admission of slave States III" u"
Union; and presuming farther that Mr. Fillmore car
not desire 10 deceive any one whose vote liz: II VII.
ng To receive, cannot torDear from asking you, .Ae
all holding sentiments such ~ you advOcstr II tECrm
s consistency in Mr.. tillmo-es avowIng t" hs r3"rt7
ut the North that he utterly opposed to th" "X'r
sion OF slavery into any territory, or the admis I
any slave States into the Union, ami that IA G".
ts any To prove the contrary: and Yet farther j."
declares his sentiments 10 be utterly msrrpr-"i'"!
by those who would attempt 10 prove the Ia '"lc
him OF views disImlar 10 those VI the trc!non; hr-
publican party
| 10 not pretend To give the exact words, - rHE
no; rccal! then verbatim to mind but there Ir ,'''
written by Mr.. Fillmore, in the possctsiOn u' clh"H
of this city, who is candidate tor high Office IL the
State government of the Fillmore party Ill which hr
declares in substance H. stated above.
As n citizen Of the Union, and equally friend 10
the rights Of all persons and sections, throughout ~
vide borders. cannot feel il to be right that a"'
spirit should rul. our conduct bu, thar Of o:oiA':
Kindness and cant"r, and am greatly nj loss IL IN.
| lerstald why Mr.. Fillmore should write such lr''"r
that alluded to. l. ii possible thHt he would d.
| ccivc and betray the South; would he m;s"ar r'
Northern supporters One or the other rou",J- -
TO be inevitable If your statement OF h's in".-
| ngs and purposes arr correct. You need not G""''
tit. CORE ciucSs Of the statement that Mr. Fi!lu'r -
! has written such letter IL ! have mentioned. VI.
| Fillmore cannot deny it. | ask. then, which = .r
deceived, tho South or the North ID. H. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

RROGCES, BR0GUES, BROGUES.-6.0o0 pair
- Richmond made Brogues, for sale acconmoda
ting terms, by ~ DEVEREUN,
Leather Dealer, l3a Cary street, between
oct"-ctf the Columbian Hotel and the Basin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
BOTTS AND BRUCE IN a BLACK REPCB-
LlCAN EMBRACE.

How lovingly the Washington organ Of the Abo-
ton party hugs Bolts and Bruce 10 its BOSOM
Their doctrines even startle the .Nation0 Era. But
we protest that we guilty Of no exnGceration or
the Misrepresentation would have been corrected long
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
THE CMILDKi:N OE DAVID \ nlviS-

E4hk>ONS who nav" eaqwircd through ,ha ncu,,,.
p'T' q this state, .or the chil-rcu o. Dayid rs.
= *no va Blacksmith by trade, nnd who when i,s,
ron lived IN Augusta Georgia (.nd conc.ru,,- r.
III" 't 10 them IN Wales are hereby .E.u.iCci Tia.
""' for and repr"s.n: the children Of said David ill.,
'": viii be thankfully received and i, may be OF inter-.
''.. :a- !n'rr,rant
a"dtros WI. J. WILCHER, Warren,on Ga
- t;n 'c only one fhHt represents the children t.,
' y Ia"'s. hope newspapers i'll Virginia generally
: ~, ms Scrt .fN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER

FUR SALE
WILL sell privately my Farm, Chambers Mills,)
II tanning zoo acres OF land with good Dwelling and
Store House aad all necessary ouhouscs, and a large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, situated in the county
Of uckinahal on Slate River, "a nRv gable stream)
miles east OF the Court House. and l2 miles from James
River $50 acres arc cleared, and the balance In wood
land, well ,imbcrcd. II Is fine stand for merchandising
and thc Mills, with the and dwelling cnn be soId
separately from the Farm if purchasers desire IT,
Terms accommodating address the subscriber al
Chambers Mills, 2. o., Buckingham County, Va
Junc2l-cf GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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TEN THOUSAND ACKES VALUABLE LAM
l,nI'N1N


fH\HE subscriber has TOR sale ten thousand acres o'
u land the of Blue Greek ut superior quail
ty, tor wheat grass, corn, tobacco hemp, lax, &C IKE
'nd u,slr aud warranted Blue Creek Is nhvigahe To
h"nhNs Mill tor boats OF tons. There are some ONE
nuuIrl in high state ri cultivation. good hu-
yard Il ia h"a"iy tmb"rrd and there IL ready al" icy
lumbar ku- S"l'"oS Ih..~"
" huinnous and camel coal iron ore
&c. accessible tor shipping.
Il seldom tract offering such Undue rnicnts 10 farm
era grazicrs capitalists, is offered.
These lands Is miles from kanawha Sa!nes l. from
Charleston, kanswha with water carriage to uny point
for grain lumber coal, &c
rERMSrhe cntrp tract Is offered at 81 per acrc
third cash. balance term of years
Persons desiring TO visit the lands will call on me at Nj
HENRY NJ PRICE, Land Agent.
B-T have also several OF improved and uninI
proved land in Nicholas and Brax'on. H. NJ J..
July l2-c3m lExam!ncr and Wig copy c3ru
FARM IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY. on WARE
RIVER. ONE AND A HALF MILES BELOW THE
COURT HOUSE. FOR SALE
FgNuE rub-cribcIs authorized by Mr.. :. '" e. FRY
h or to sell the rnrm located ar above, called the
about half land. AMI the balance mostly IN nr.l
nal growth oi pine. oak chCsnut aud cedar In" huiu-
III" place oi rcp>r, and conss; Of dwelling
contanll: rooms, HDi sOmc out buildings Poss"r
valuable. by OF the tine oyster beds belonging 10
Mr. John H. Scwcll Of Gloucester Court House. who "
well acquainted with the Farm, will eherriuy give any
information about It that may be desired
TERms-Onc third cash. balance at / and 2yrars bear.
in- interest," properly ured As the has deter
mined sell, th"se who may wish u purchase, are re
oucsted to make early application.
For further particulars apply 10 -
GODDlN & APPERSON,
Sent ls-elm Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

BALTIMORE. OcT. I5.-B.eHdrtuiis are u"'.
changed Quotations same "a yesterday.
NEW YORK. Ger. l5.-Flour OF ali knd' maze
advanced; su!-s of Ohio at SO 10 to % -tsh!hfH
- d. Wheat has advanced sales oi red dt : -" =
/ ~ whit. i5 10 20. Southern mixed corn .J.-
81, cks du Virginia VI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

ELECTION IN DELAWAkE.-The Demo- :''c
nhiori:y ia Delaware on tie aggregate vote, = !>1
There are - towns in the State, Of which the hno"-
Sothirrs carried but >.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RlTCIIIE, PRYOR 4 DUSSAvtNT.
~~>>>'-,NN~-r -r->S~N-,>
WM +. RlTtllE \ ROGER !. rRYOR. EDITORS
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GREENwooD, A VALUABLE FARM IN HAN.

EREENWUUD, EALCABLE FARM IN Han.
OVER, ON THE OLD STAGE ROAD, TEN MILES
ABOVE RICHMOND. FOR SALE.
TUNHE subscribers authorized to cell the farm on
j which Mr.. James +. Huffman now resides located
as above containing 36l ncres which about oneaf ac
cleared and now in good heart The buildings on the
place nearly and now In good repair and
pie for large family There is large garden attached
good supply of fruit and well of fnc water
IL il all admirable location for physican re.
siding nearer than or miles
Terms accommodating Appyto
Sent ea-clm GODDIN e. aPPERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
NUMBER 81.

&c "'iu judgment. will. however, show t.si Mr
Net! Is no speaker, and ! am sure il vii! hsN ~,
'!ency very contrary to the enc intended. NAr
more such speeches We are certain. will insure hi
ven S''II greater degree of certainty the succcl
Democracy.
tHrr Mr. Neil closed, Mr.. Alexander Marshall ni.c
nsdc -h"r. ana lheiirciua speech We hope nHt
DEicl friend, uf the West will hear .h.. l.u.,,I,,, %
he base caummat"r u! their race, and ,Xrr; fl,ig in
hucncc IN Tie drf,a "t party ,!rsItUi" ct v-i,r
pie, aud whose only weapons are ,noble Scandal AZ,
aa!acuu- slaudrr.
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Correspondence of the Norfolk Daily New.
GARNETT AND SACNDERS-THE CANVASS

CAPEvILLE, Oct. :, l-a".
Thunder and lightning I" purify The aim"srh rr -
Argument and eloquence 10 drain the green singr"n
lagoon of AmericanIsn.
Well We had it yesterday, at Enstvi!le. between
Garnett and Saunders, who sent us h"m" "inr"'"
aud surprised. Alarmed at the position Mr.. Snur''7
has been drIr'n 10 assunc.-ngrcrhh.y srrpi-"i y;
the ability aud eloquence with which Mr.. Garnet
sustained himself.
1t hard fact that Virginia is nursing ab"Ii;i"'
ism in her own womb.
Mr.. Saunders opened with TRADE upon th" South.
charging her and the Democratic party. which ruled
with undoubtcd sway with being The aggressor-. rrH
ding tgraticsn secession, and disunon; the Hcit".
tors dsturbers of the public peace; III fact III" South
had always been wrong aud the North right Won
der where Mr.. Saunders was born
Sustained the Missouri compromise. ''gr"at p"ar"
maker" "givng up OF something TO In"t tE" d.
turbcd elements. He would hav. voted Tor H. but
still il was unconstitutional The explanation why IL"
would vote against the constitution under such cr-
cumstances, was, that there were "pre-sing ragru-
cies' when the "ron.ti;ution should be exploited,
under State necessity not having the tine, l'."lh
and wine consume all timel "when the consiiu''"HI
question is not mOOted,"
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10 III" Eii'o',> Of Ire EaYnjrcr.

10 III" EI|o'S Ct tie EaY"jrcr. y q
Gen,lrn"n:-More than week nco aidGes$t .
COMMUNICATION tO the "R,chMoRd Uk'g, h crpLN
which you vii. find annexed hereto.
No notice having been tHken OF the ar:c'r, Ny
tune Il Is mo- their purpose 10 give il ANY at:rl.SSN
whatever, much less publish il. The lac: wh.v u
reveals IL certainly important and particularly -. ~
should suppose, in the eyes of the Wing" ior i -
N thar paper "i the 9Th lust. in an editorial arci
the following language, viz:
"Ihr Question noa cO,l!rs up. wls. ha, Mr. F<N
more done 10 Render him less worthy of the hu T.
and gratitude OF the South Has he done -"It nv
hing Ia weaken the confidence OF the South nv.
integrity his patriotism, his wisdom, his no,Ia:.1u
his hrnness, his perfect reliability these cIrltu,
sectional ssues that divide and dlstrar the ruUn
try aud even threaten 10 subyer aud destroy Il
terly! Has he done amy thing AZ al! make So.,.
suspect his fidelity, his honor, &cl
"ls there any thing OF which he has beer guilty IA
the slightest degree calculated cause Souihrrnu,n
10 distrust and To fear him, aud 10 make Il-n .ui"
against him; IN the name Of Heaven why 90 not h,s
enemies point 1t out Instead OF dealing III base
10 and uuounded assuuI; /!
After this might question the honest desire ot thc
"'Ihig :" b" enlightened vn the subject OF such Ne
hement enquiry.
lie Communication to which | have alluded wad
certainly III the c,orG possession. Let me ask the
Whig through Your columns, Mrssrs. Editors Il \
LETTER FR"N MIR. FILLMORE To WM. VI. CoRNELI.,
iHE CANDIDATE If the American party nf MtSsacl.a'
-ets tor high Office, ~ WHICH Nix. FILLMORE SANS
THAT, He Is UTTERLY OPPOSED To TIE kATEHsipN
OF SLAVERY INIo ANY TERRITORY, OK THF AUNi'.
Jon OF ANY MORE SLAN kHuIDISG STATS INro THY
UNION; AND rHAr III DfrtE- ANY O:E To PROVE ru
me Cu>rKAKii THAT HIS SENTIMENTS hRE tNTINt-
~ MI>RkrKEsEHrEp BY THo-E VII, WOULD ArrFNrI
ro PROVE THE HOLDING BY hin uF yItw- pi--i2!i-
LAR To THusE OF THE Fremont REri BLICAS ASPtE-
rY-l enquire, il teller containing such srnI.nr"s
snud she'd any light upon The darkness in VIA" it1
Wing il gropinGl l. the 'xs'erce Of suc. u I"'I'r
doubted! Ii can be called for. Mr.. Fillmore wr''yt
and WIN. NJ Cornell, o: Boston, received H.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-02

FOUNDRY PIG IRON.
!S0 TONS Homecoming Foundry Iron, for sale by
SW an0 Gill. 4 On. Wafer Et.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-02

Ii1GAEL4.lRS. ENGLAND.
MOTHER supply of Vols Sd and lth aud complete sets
IA Of SiacSulay History OF England, fer gAieb
ju8J WILpE6 BRO.
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HEIsKELL s. swRARINGEN

FoGLD beg leave to Oann0ncr you extensive arri
W val OF Spring and SI1nrnt Goods, being their
SECOND sTuCK THIS SEASON,
-! beautiful aud cuict Goods Eiehw1l be open anil readt
Ior Inspection T.uTsiHy and EriR Tie t and I'LL.
tnsts. We conidI, Invite inspection Of Our Stock.
hIlisYnE do tat Il cannot he He'd t the city, ai
&c hav, uo htsitation IN inviting u comparison.
Oar pFSs Goods just received b. the stenuers Persia and
Atlantic, selected in Scu York, prnepa Gro.
tue well snOsli Eouss OF 1Is.rs a. T. Stewart Co., j.
ck Co., Arnoii Constable Co. aud Ubsl,ll, Person,
LIr Co.. which Suiicltpt guarantee that tho styles
OF tlie mGst ftshOhabtt and designs Imported.
Our EnhrOidcrtes civ pOrtnt0I there.
hY eunbIng o trlOr Inducements, both In
ness OF dIstff HT'i price.
Oar stock OF AtutlRs Of the Importation Of Gyorgo
BIlpn & Co. Mdni SUYttL Lot to e found tlsewlsre
We would beg learc call particular attention to
stock of Linens Imported br Ours Ives; and to stock al
Staple and HOUSE Keeping Goos all f Ch will sell at
very lev prices,
;asers, and fair dealing the eOpddene
Of tlie public.
Very respcctflllr
nEfsEBLI. & swEARINGEN.
cnTnet MArati and Union kta.