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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-06
PRESIDENT PIgRCE AT HOME

The reception Of President Pierce Concord ON Thurs
day v said 20 have beeu imposing and brilliant affair
Hts political admirers aud personal fends since the vote
Of the citizens refusing public ovation had been active
and the result far degree Of IN numbers and
enthusiasm Many buildings on Nam street were decorated
aid numerous Gags hOated IN the breeze. The pncpa
decorative feature arch trimmed with evergrecns
bearing on one eide the motto "New Hampshire welcomes
home her tvorte son." aud on reverse 1--WE welcome
the President Of thirty one States"
The PRECEDENT received " the depot by Commit.
tee OF Arrangements When he mounted handsome horse
IN readiness snd was escorted by numerous cavacade
Of hOrsem-n. lie rode barehcaded aud bowed his &C.
Acknowledgements 90 the cheers which greeted him on every
side. Probably the procession and crowds lining the
streots would number twelve thousand II was real.
catering demonstration the President from hs iel-
low citizens o. the Granite State
About O'Clock the procession and crowd assenbcd In
The square IN front Of the State House. when the President
wa welcomed by John II. Geofge
The President replied a. follows
W.. Chairman and Fellow Ctzene beg you 20 acc ep.
my grateful acknowledgement. for THE gracious AID agree.
able reception That NY neghbor should gather around
me on etnrn 20 b. exported but that such an
scmbage should come from MI parts Of the State bid me
welcome, did not anticipate. One feels painfully on an
occasion Ike this the poverty Of language. Iodeed
knew NOT how 10 respond 10 such greeting.
Friends " my youth aud ~ my years you may
be sure that appreciate this evidence ~ Your unatcred
and tue rcgsrd and that shall cherish Il uho live a.
tribute dear W my heart
Your illusions 70 my true and cherished friend addres
sing w. George ~ the past iiloi sadness let i.
State bowed ~ the iepirabe o-s and Of nv lite
Since that time the desr friends whom you have 90
touchngy advcrted while the vigor Of manhood aud
the height ~ their usefulness have passd from the scenes
Of tune Bot tess sal nsmCdes Tathcr too fast and my
emotions Hre too strong 70 trust myeef IN hi, direction
an glad 90 be surrouiei by personal irrnd- Of dit
ierent political PARTIES. Who have Tor many years
ded confidence and regard. But Hh we're otherwise
should ofsnd your sense ~ proprgety or nv own
by minging with what have say single setteuc,
which might not vel be addressed a any time or place
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election should be carried to the House, and ough,
to be avoided II possible the South may easily pre-
vent it, Let the South cast unanimous vote for
Mr.. Fillmore, and this added to the vote Of New
York alone, (Which candid men Of all parties now
eoncede to him. and he is elected by the people
We say this can be done with the vote Of New York
alone. but in so doing do not to say he will
not got other Northern States. We consider New
Jersey, Massachusetts, and Indiana almost certain
for him, with the best chance for Pennsylvania and
California But we yet hope that the South, dscar-
ding the shackles and scorning the tyranny Of party
will rally man to Mr. Fillmore This viii elect
him, while n unanimous Southern vote for Buchanan
cannot elect him, because he can get Northern
State. Let the South ponder this matter calmly and
and feel persuaded its response
bility will be appreciated and its duty periodically
nerfnrmed
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS. September ~.

BHsDUyThe weather has and unsettled dui
which prOlOng the northern the
everything has been secured large bu ness has been done
qualities of wheat American being
has been esgery bought mlsrs
los 3D. for white, equal 10 t2O0L32D g. Bs
y 80 D. l0l 10 D. for red being advance OF 81 81
Quotation Fine qualities OF old ha
certain extent the Improvement but inferior and heated sinds
which sTgc) be quoted although
within the
very Irregular, aud 81 ca Cd y 70 rs TT
quite OF ene -FOUR the lev
sh obauAbe good is In demand for mixing
poses inferior dull
Indian has been active and merely
quotations there little Of hne quality
Offering add holders hm some sales OF mixed have been
lc o afrye a 8Os. cost, freight and Insurance
The following were the f.Tmsrs' deliveries o.
ending st September, 1856 902S2 quarters, at 69s Cd
following deliveries OF wheat for the week
ending 9s August 1855, eTt7T quarters al &C. Nd
MrrosH
TiIE LATEsT-Lfrerpooi, p NJ 20h CotfoH-A dull trade
the quotations Of probable sales for the day
bales
Brerdfges-Marte, quiet Tor all aues With very limited
| tines a about yssterdavs prices
unrh IN
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE VIII

oct eh-T,u.tees ssie Of 100 acres oHBd ar Povhaan n
s hsnd.o@s brick sTsnT etc - be so VIE Court House
90 Pouhaisn county
T-Tse Mssdcw mn farm, in Powha,an county containing
BE- ,S on s g s, " SSs sD "
w. miles from Beaver BAN Dypo, viii, good brick house etc
81, a sr@ o. o. se.s CO.. srs IN nasl.on county MD.
six rooms, a, se.ioEg, kA county T.. 1T. ..,.
containing serss-more or sdons land Of Jsnes
s-Tarm Kent county go be .od
'es o. ~ a. sss,on sn. g ss ~ II EaSsop
same sale NJ ss8 scres Cumberland
Poshsn counties lying he south fort q Deep crek Tsrm'
IL a. city four story ort dseIns on franklin street, be.
81 snd fh a. ~ o'eloet Terms rey accommodating
mile. from ihe o II on maSri.on. creek
an ., & NILE. ab@ye Rlsimsss .ss,hsr u se,s
nssboIhood With MN .l &C and soo,., q 100 ssrss
% = ,,se Of as ssrss 10 css.,sLas county ~ miles IRON
s.rs Galveston l. I'D 100 sers: Of land rg.yy..l.
vlls. 81 sdvtof no .. COT, .-.---,--- =
Po~hs,sa comfy mile. : y Of the H. dSsInS
o@"%p sS s ,1 GT -.
s :s Ga", afIs . fG miles s'S 'Ssa
s's a.yA s.si ssrs. 900 ss,sdJ Ivy Greek In
Albema'Is county, miles from charlottesville 1890, -.
10 % sg sr q "a sss vs. ,y Eao@s :, chsneio.
VIE, chs'nsy b'oE dwelling vim %
sss ia. farm q 80 % 80 .sl.. 90 y .s.yg.al Kas
slaves, socF crop, premises AZ II o'clock AN
without reserve - valuable negoss al s Stock etc. and
sans days ir.e, Of 800 .ere,. on shl.. gid nine In
Bq a. sSs.ys ~ 90 ~ ,ss 'ss M o M
/ yer Navigation Company .
V@ ss , o Uaa ssS 9ss q sSss con-
GA 70, sais privately meanwhile, be divides
iia-ysiSsos s...s IN Ase~.r. county on Js~s. rv.r
dwsns harm si.o. us crops ;soct inplssshs ETC. % -
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IssurrvG q 3. Naval OFrIcgRs-Ar insult has been
offered to the officers Of the oop Of vsr Cyane by some
roWdes in the streets Of Halifax The IIafsx Recorder
OF tie 9Th ult., thus relates the crcums tances:
1--WE sorry 10 learn that the evening Of Tuesda,
last party u officers Of the United States corvette Cyane
we're gfo.sy nsulted whilst passing through some n oui
| streets. They followed up Ly a crowd who yer,
enphaucaly advised them 70 go rcytown and shout
"a ont various insulting expressions and opprobous cpl
| uet, alter them One Of the insulted patty We under
stand, expressed willingness 10 give Hekng n tIs b.
man 10 we crowd but the individuals Who composed IN,
latter preferred Il seems limiting themselves n giving III,
| foreigners piece o. their mind
The Cyanc left Halifax on the 9ttb for tho cos,, n
| Newfoundland
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The following gives the grades and quantity
barrel Inspected during the heard
Family 5st Extra sapehne. 9i; sapvrdne, Ia so
5fI; Mdilngs IL 82t; Condemned, 2,ls Total 2i4IsT
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For NE Re6mopd VIII
,.,.,,.,... . For me HchHl0nd IPbig
DEMOCRATS LEAVING THE FEDERAL RANKS
TIE CONTEST Is NOW BETwEEN FIILYORI
TUENnNT ~ A'''f-iN'''

NNU FNFNUNT.
"nh" ieT Old iogy Wings who have ost caste With
the Union Democratic. WIG. Aey,ean nam and bov.
gone over to buchanan, the Old Fcdcra thousands Of
the rsnk and le n the conservative portions Of tho Dem
octsuc and Black Republican parties are rallyng with the
legion. Of Fillmore and Doneison
Behold The movement IN New York n Nr Henry RleIl
an od line Democrat ~ the and Jackson school The
writer has known NJ. Rell thirty years Ne h 0snts
ns enu patriot and ,he only Democratic blood he ever
-t VS. ~ me memorable battle ~ Qebcc under Gen
Van hensaiear o View York Who Wa riJde With bue,s
w that hg The veteran Rel y now eighty wear. ola
:" hne health and spirits and he will carry with him hou
into the American camp. "''0'
Whist contrast man ~ho fought for nj. eouu,r,
when her soil sas invaded by foreign foe nov dcsy,i.o
party With whom, IN s palmy days Of genuine Demoe
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Fillmore and ponelson Meeting.

The friends Of Fillmore and Dvneson will have meet
ing Cornthean Hail. on Tuesday night at O'clock
Several speakers expected be present Comc
come all and keen the hall in motion"
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FAfLURE ALAR0E PRoDucE HoUsE.-It was currently
reported change tha morn & that Me-srs Mason 4
Collins Of the Heaviest -four and grain houses IN Bfoid
street, had Jailed. Their liabilities not correctly
known. but said 20 be upwards Of s2OU,OOO The
failure supposed be IN consequence Of heavy strain
upon The market This firm among that class Who
use al means In their power to keep the market up and
probably had To sell Of their immense supplies nj
loss. owing the reduction IN prices the past two month";
There Is said to be Others in lettering condtonN y
Mirror. 4H
The journal Of Commerce says that their liabilities
amount 10 S7OOOOO.
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s.ss ma ' ''-''"'' containing -" ''''' IN Nor" A''
o s.is Of s.ssss.s. 80. 4 II. auction shore Of Duaisp.
ed: ID: :. .ss = !; %ss;
..s =. n. s.s.as .,s,s q D.v..psr.
ses :s...: q si'. a.. sa at Is ''''ss
PRIVATE OFFERINGS or REAL ESTATE
I.c,sf .so A@hsr. sesa,y. from yusAssrs
81: s 'sisi n; ~; ss,s' Il 81 's four I'D
~ % .,a :, s.S s.,
leu .ssss.ns ,s',. Q, land IN k.n..ss sssy
lying Ps-h.,.a county eons.,s
ING tS acre: .n a,slns aud various sudsss ~
s .s: s. ;s s s:.. h: y.
liberal; .i.a BY q "A gisol
%.: sslo, n. sssSoa.'. .IS Dwelling. rsr~s
county, called Noun, AIRY or Be,d - nile.
oI ssA%psd ssS;.s go ,sss, .A fs' Dwelling
~, rs Msnsa.a, Hotel Of s;s. and s
acsdss Appsr.on. Tasc] :"
aass s' s.. ssss'S a. oss miles go Of Rich
vs soss ss s ~ on q; Ss ,ss s;a
g-s tract. Of land 70 Henry eoun,sne n ns. H.
n.aae@s s.sIlss. aud 1000 rrs ne oSsr
acre. IA origins: s,:i i e SI ss% county,
s assns s aa $ s Dec 's s Z, ' %
r.,% Of go eoany dsslns etc. there
r.. {. .s ss:s Matthews
Plantation IN sesh,na soss.y Is Rch~oad called
Mount hernard, containing ISi
viie. containing 665 - 1890
An estate, containing Amelia and Nettov.x conn,
ties. ~ miles from Richmond. by L. Mass<rs M
YARN Of $40 half cleared, county mill
from Richmond IN ~ ~''-' MIN
The farm known prospect In Orange co ON the R.pp.
hammock river contains DO every facility Of scre..
TO market tf) -" =" 49,
Valuable mill property-iaie TaiAerro mills st Ror...
rarv opportun ~ for Investment Sc Of A Iul
Two tracts In Halifax station on n
Ronr " the acre. No In uix.
tlon With dwelling, See sdvt 81 a. wooton. IIl
tract OF about county th lin. NJ
Advd by wm- Risen. FIJI
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In Hsiax county Va on foh int, hy W. Novfin
NJ. AHNER o. NOwJfS u Mss EU0ENA ADALA DE rERRY
On THURSDAY, W Rev NJ Mason W. InHN sUTii.
I'm u Danv " Miss LLAMA FERRtL, dsugsr 20 NJ BYRD
q Rsrrfn Of Hai.r county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-06

DEsrn oT CHsSoELLoa IoHssoS--We regret TO have 10
record the death of Hon. John Johnson late Chancellor Of
Maryland, uho departed this fe this morning ~ 10 o'clock
after long Illness No better prepared for death
than Ne, h- whole life rpent IN the discharge Of all
those duties o life socis domestic and Chnstian which
~ him for the last aud solemn hour Every who knew
Chancellor johnson but regret that he has been
taken from M hall Patriot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-06

CRuEL DgsERrIoN.-Thc Cumberland Telegraph OF
Thursday has the following:
Our community no little startled few days since
a. leaning that lawyer, Of this city, had left his vile
with five small children. ia destitute crcumsances and
with another mans WIFI had Departed for pnrts unknown
The last heard Of the guilty parties they In Bsti
more, where " s presumed they passed aud vile
The husband of the runaway woman, understand
sid's IL Wheeling, end does not perhaps, know Of The
descfti0n.
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EEL TICKET.
lst Dis.-JAMES &. HOLLADAf, of Norfolk co.
I'd JOHN POLLARD. Of Petersburg.
Sd Z" WILLIAM MARTIN, ot Henry.
4th Thus NJ BoNDURANT, Buck'ham.
9th WILLIAM N. CABELI., OF Nelson.
9th JOHN N. Bolts, OF Richmond.
9Th GEO. T. YERBY, OF Northampton.
sth JOHN CRlTCHER, Of wcstmoreland.
9th III SHACKELR0RD, OF Fauquier.
10Th ALEXR X BOTELER, OF jefferson.
llth JOHN D. IMBODEN, OF Augusta
18th WALLER r. STAPLES, Montgomery.
18th ISAAC J. LEfTWlCH, OF Wythe.
l4th /" BENJAMIN II. SMITH, OF Kanawha.
10th wv. GALLAHER, of Marshall.
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WiLLIAN ARaisoS SESrESCgD.-Wliam Arrison, con-
vcted Of mansaughtcr upon indictment charging hu'
With murder IN the rs, degree by killing fsaac Allison
by of ''iufefnai machine, torpedo" vas
brought up before Judge Parker at Cincinnati, Mon
day last and sentenced N the extreme penalty Of the law
ten year. hard Ialor in the PcnitentIary. lie also
required 10 pay the cost Of prosecution
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L. MAGRATH.

CHARLEsroS. Sept 9th, 1856
SR-i have received by the hands OF Mr. Conner YOUR
note OF the 10th inst repel assertion that huy.
made repeated threatenings" to publish and circulate
Insulting and hbeous attacks upon" your s.brotber
Judge Msgrath and deny that the Mercury has endor
sed the publications made. IL has on the contrary al
mataheonsy with the publication ofhese articles prosr
cd it, columns for reply.
Before take notice OF the simple psrsonai .s,ect, of
your note to myself have a word TO saw touching i,s
bearings to the conductor Of public pr.ss is re-
on 10 Judge hsgrath aud the party who has given the
cause OF offence tor which seek revenge You are
an intruder, and ntrude commit an outrage uo
the liberty oi the Press Either through malice or from
calculation. you turn aside from avowed responsbl
author OF the dsquition the merits your brother
IA candidate TO the conductors Of public Journal who
would give chance truth and the q, the
qualifications and character Of candidates Tor the highest
public trusts lou assume TO represent the hon
or aud manhood of your brother, nm ayow-d
candidate for the highest Office in our gin and by
to vicaiious existence. do admit that when
candidate by hts own consent he avoid the proper
cessaiy responsibilities OF his position candidate II
judge he - no less candidate lie lcgitimatey
put his character in commission and maintain his honor by
proxy II he resign his to 20 into Congress he
resign 10, " necessary 10 vindcate his ho,r lie
has no night 10 be candidate IL he is cease to be
The shelter at his Judgeship is without the conn
tenahce OF principle IL l. refuge without manlood and
without character But truth shall muzzled though
he be judge, aud the "berty Of the pressr shall n.
maintained; even against the ycarous champions of his
manhood, and the intrusive representatives OF his honor
Thus much Tor your warrant to insult and represent
your brother But yoI have nsulted me- aud YOU shall
not do 50 with impupity.
Protesting, therefore, against your right to call upon
me- either man editor your right to assume yovr
brothers proper responsibility attempt To sth by
the pistol the freedom OF discussion nevertheless waiy.
all this aud consent 10 you. Nv friend Mr. Bur.
net, will make the necessary arrangements
Your obcdient servant
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W. R. TABER, Jr
L. MAGRArH. ESQ.

In pursuance oi the above correspondence and by the
arrangement Ut the respective friends named IN H. the
parties met near the city Monday, the 18th inst AT
ha-pist o'clock p Ga the field Mr. Jas Conner
acted tor Mr.. Magrath and Col John Cunningham for Mr.
Ta6cr Alter All exchange Of shots between the prnc
pals without effect aud their acting friends being unable
TO agree upon terms OF adjustment forthwith second ex
change OF shots took place. without effect An earnest
conference between the seconds then ensued looking To
an adjustment They being unable agree Dr. Bellin-
ger asked leave to Intervene dsnteresed
Ills suggestions were at once respectfully received Alter
much discussion aud negO'iion IN which Disagreement
still prevailed Col. Cunningham offered in writing the fol-
loving settlement.
"rhe following the terms of adjustment between
NJ T. Magrath aud W. X Taber, Jr., after exchange
Of two shots:
"Mr. Taber disclams editor of the Mercury that
IA publishing the articles signed "A Nulfern he inteu
ded any attack upon the private character Of Judge A. G.
Magrath"
"Mr Edward Magraih discams that ia his note of chal
enge TO Mr. Taber, he designed offensive and de.
rOgitory language to him"
Mr. Conner assented to their adoption f the following
would be admitted in addition: THAT Mr. Tabor regtets
ces is personal" Also Mr Magath regrets any thing
IN the cartel tina; j. offensive"
Col. Cunningham declined the additional reau stou nm.
on NJ Thber whcrcupon third exchange of shot ensued
Mr. Taber fell mOraly wounded in the upper part of the
head.
duplicate OF the communication handed TO Mr. Tsber
was also delivered to Mr.. Heart aud the following repy
returned
CHARLEsToS Sept "a, 1856
Sra acknowledge the receipt Of your note of the 26h
inst 10y the hands Of Mr.. Conner Accompanying this
you will receive note from Mr. Taber to which tefe,
YOU my
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MORE OF rHE CHARLESTON DUEL.

The Charleston papers OF Thursday publish Oh. foos
ing statement Of the late affair Of honor In that city and
the correspondence between tho parties engaged In IL:
The annexed communication handed to Mr. Table,
ON Saturday forenoon. the 9Th ins Mr. James Conner
who bore is not having met him the day previous.
SO BRoADsraKkr. Sept &c, 1856.
40 JOB" Hsarf, Bag, aud W. X. Taber yr, Esg. Ed;
tors Charleston Mercury:
GENTLEMEN You have, after repeated thresteniny,
aud with deioeraton, published and circulated
aud hbeous attacks upon brother, Judge harr.th
To effect this yoa have put aside the habtusl of
Charleston newspaper aud, dsregariing the tss, and
sentiment OF the community have emula,ed corruption
aud hcentiousness OF a venal press else where.
You have done this without proyocaon or the
OF excitement and in the face OF relations with judge M
gath proving upon both OF you personal esses Of him
In private exactly the o those you have en,r,
anu published Herein Is the proof Of
eiter your private Intercourse In your public CON-
u"ct lou have - true attempted TO interposs th.
protection and veil OF correspondent this
Gould not serve you in any In your seeming an
xe'y to secure H. you have. by spologec paragraph
in your own names a. Editors endorsed the libel I am
thus relieved OF all question whom should address
myself You knew in attacking exercising judicial
functions that 10 aim, you would be exempt from IN.
personal accountability CLAIM az your hands You will
not doubt my right 10 do How lar your supposed So
curt, may have sharpened the malice stimulated the
audteity OF the attack, will surnise because the
intent OF this communication afford YOU the opporu.
NIFTY OF proving whether you did did not calculate upon
such immunity and demand the satisfaction recognised
In such cases
invite yuu severally a meeting aud refer YOU for
the necessary arrangements friend James Conner
Esq, Who will hand YOU this y
am, your obedi. Mt servant
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y. n. JAMES. ESQ.,, the Author and nr
u.h Consul Al Norfolk Va, letter addres ed to Nd
ANpAGUE MIXTURE writes follows. $500
~ have recommended the many
o suffering from Agu. they could throw
~ lev doses have produced result"
Try ab-ttle To be had Of A SODEKER .ad0 A
Druggists, Richmond Va - - -
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uAuuIRD,

The friends n W.. FILLMORE hal enthusiastic demon
STATION 10 baltimore Thursday evening. They Ia
the finest spiff4
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Your obedient servant,
LOHN HEART

Mr.. Heart, accompanied by his frends at the time
agreed upon, appeared upon the ground and alter the
fail OF NJ faber, Mr. S Champln, the acting second OF
Mr. Heart, notified Mr.. Conner OF his presence aud hi.
readiness tn answer the demand of Magrath ESQ for
satisfaction wheeupon Mr. Conner replied that they had
no further demand to make Mr. Conner then in comps
ny with his principal retired from the field.
The Savannah Georgian concludes notice Of the death
Of NJ. Taber follows
The city Of Charleston, in the loss Of VIM r. Tabcr
has been bereaved Ol gallant OF character abi
~ and worth; and tue paper which lie ia part edited
has lost thorough gentleman and able educated and
iorclbe writer. Nj. faber young man. scarcely
thirty Of age vet he had been long enough before
the public To- make him many personal aud politi.
cal friends H. graduate Of Columbia College \ O.
aud established Tor himself in that institution reputation
for undOuJted talent. He ia addition "a his power
with the editorial pen chate iorcbls speak.
H. has eit behind the uouners over his untim.
y end large family connection aud wife aud two young
chfldteu .
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go ~ n1 ,yr ~ az 4 .RArrLEsNAxE CUaEn

Messss PrHay DAVIS Sox-Gents: m,rrh.nt ~ lt-..
IN this state Informs me that recently vas
bitten on the leg by rattesnsks
srsd most dIs.dy The family esneing Prry
DAVIS Pain Killer In the house
bitten place. without knowing whether th
least RELIEF but surprising poison co.
served to exude from the wound aud young
man i. .-vp entirely f,e from pain sne, The
" to this fact In pamphlet
distribution and such countries poisonous reptiles OF lee.
abound might the Of humanity
supplying an article the Of which
Yours, respectfully,
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YAH that have got to sy In concla-oais this Tia,
me PHO. wch has hitherto eaviss,ed the ship hss been
the principle Of demccrscy The Crew on bo.rd of her
nov are the consssuon-ioving patriots the country
There are ors~ksrs ahead and every should be at
post. The minor differences Of party should long
divide bot every Who loves his country should
come TO the rvscue In conclusion, fellow citizens saw
'onec more Ia the breach. dear friends once more
Floyd was loudly eheered al the conclusion Of his
remarks and resoaton OF thanks ~as pu, and carried
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OFNEW YORK.

FOR NONRESIDENT.
ANDREW CKSON DONE LSON
or TBNNESSEE.
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RICHMOND WING.
E To CORRESPONDENTS.

HAc"
xrfs>s .crea eide. orfas paper pabiisA
20 Standing. ce0hf Be all
asd Be dearteosa. obituary
s.os i1Af ssss oAaresdNor ~ 1dcertasenasnfs
~ oil be Charged fAs adeertiss
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~ TOWN-Lravrs TuEsbAi the Ith -z<(@lSk
last, At Z o'clock-fOR NEw YORK eta NoR.<<>f ffrtE
fOLk-,reEht received to-day (MondayD aud up 49,
u the hour OF O'Clock, y. NJ, Tuesday Ith lnsL
S"nsgnevs are requested To send for their goods to-day
shippers requested
Tuesday afternoon, their shipments order
Passengers requested hour .ar
unrc, o'clock y. w.. Tuesday
Ticket, aud Bert secured once south side Of the
Passage New York, including
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Passage 10 Norfolk as the riyerb
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