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yUNHE sub.ribsr offers at private sale that beautiful
Fsrrr G0ochlsnd county, called ORAPAKEs, ly'
inr ID River, Licking Hole Creek and the James
Iaser and kanawhs Canal, four miles above the Court
House and tbir,yfour miles from Richmond The stua.
rion Is among the beautiful on the rvor, command
ing a OF the whole arabic surface fine view Of the
surrounding and canal tor several miles and
down the river. The estate Is in high of improve
mep, and remarkably healthy one. 1t adjoins the
tases of Thomas j. Deaue W. B. Weisiser aud X. Skip
with and contains 93s acres of which lii l2
first low grounds 20 of second low grounds 22
of arable high land and 329 of wood land
The improvements consist of frame weliing with eight
rooms IA good kitchen, outhouses quarter, overseers
house bull, in the last five years. with brick chimney
and underpiuning, and a new brick barn, 60x30 with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet WIDE
threshing machine new ice house, and all necessary
stables &c.
4e5aqR S Win til. & JeFos paTc6sIag elsewhere as
will sell On reasonable terms.
Every preparation il making to seed 200 acres IL
wheat this fall 100 OF In falow, and the oornhed has
been sowed in peas
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing as it
stands, and most of the negroes.
NV manager, Mr. Sanders, will show the estate to any
Que wishing TO purchase.
NV address 10 sublett's P. O., Powhatan county.
Oct l5-cf NILES c. SELDEN
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JEwELHY AND GUNS,

JEW ELHf AND CUNS-
TIME subscriber would respectfully call The attention OF
bis friends and the public. TO examination Of bis
Military Goods, Musical Instruments Plated Ware. Walk
Ing Canes Fishing Tackle, Cutlery Sporting and Fancy
Goods Of all kinds bich the largest stock TO be found
In the State all OF which will be sold and below cost,
in order to mako for large stock Of his i'm
portaion, which will be received in September Call at
the sign OF the Ride. &. LEONARD
Aug 25-c3m Old street. Petersburg.
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Buck,and. Pr. William co., Va, April l4-ctf
1LIKMAKLE LAND FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, my farm of three hundred and eleven
II in Albemarle county. adjoining the lands
T. o. Massey, Sneed and others, six miles from
Charlottesville, two and half from shadwel Depot.
and two from the Rivsnna Improvement One hundred
and twenty are cleared well enclosed aud In high
state OF Improvement One third Of this is good bottom
land. A dweaing and all necessary buildings
the place, and well OF 6rst rate water in the yard
TERMS liberal; or, If desired, exchange for Rich.
uond property will be made.
Address Richmond, call at my Office, corner Of
Franklin and Governor streets.
(lrt1 g A.
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aY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

XX-HEREAs vacancy has occurred in the House OF
w Delegate. Vi Virginia by the resignation OF ELAN
D. TALBOT the Delegate elect from the county OF bar
bou: now 'herefre, l. Henry A. Wise, Governor OF the
directed pursusn 70 lsw, 20 require an
election held The several plsces OF voting IT saio
coaay on ,ae twelfth day OF November 1857 for mem
ae. ;ae House Of Delegates for said county to supply
the Tscs2cy ao:esad.
uyea urdei ny hand as Governor, and under the seal
:, 0! tee Ccrmonw wealth, this 23rd day of Scptcm'
49, Der. 1857. HENRY A. WEE
By ae Goveraor George w MrsFonD, Secretary OF the
e ,,nopwrsLb Sept 25-ctde
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pENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.

n I'M TENT1Ahf UT VInUIN1A.
MANUFACTURED at this Institution, sod sold there
~ sai az ;hc Agents Store No 27, .carl sree:, the
as srts!es, at reduced prices, to Wit;
t?Ca Sade, and Bsosues
,""oGsn, Children and Servants' Shoes
','1Sca aud CafL Harness uf rSuIy aor-ilptivu
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
"asons Curts
Day. aud Wheelbarrows
Mtrttooes. Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid CO,tons
he'seys and Linseys. for plantation hands
yNesay Made Clothing for ssrrants.
NV iGe above articles on hand and for SALE will
& ad- o! repaired other JOB WORK done order on
notice lor cash, 10 punc;ual customers only. on
V1ers from the country, with satisfactory references,
F'sptly attended TO- Adtrcs. n. M EIMMO.
!y j-ctf Agent aud S;orckrennr Va penlenttary
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD co. }

rvyuv A,,,,l u..,; sItSnnoFp, Oct u, IeSI; yn
i snis Central Railroad Company will be held in the
City Of Richmond, on Thursday lGe 06th of November
1857
The attention Of the stockhode,, Ia called 10 the two
following Resoluousthe Grss Of which was adopted at
their annual meeting In November 1854 and the second
was aaopteo ~ taea III snousi meenng In 1855
months before any ensuing meeting of the stockholders
shall be valid"
ed. Resolved, That no person shall be competent TO
act as proxy who Is Stockholler except proxies an
pointed by tie State Of Virginia.
Oct 20-ct27Nov J. J.GARRETT. Treasr.
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SENATORIAL ELECTION.

NAsnvrLLE. Got. PA. o. P. Nicholson was
elected United States Senator to day, succeed Hoa
John Bell, whose term expires in 1859. An eueup.
was made to instruct SeDsspr Bell out.
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GEO. WATT: . H: STAR

u gaining favor with the farmers \N-AAa
and planters for the last ten years, N
untilit may be considered the eA1A6o
most popular Plow in In the whole South has
premiums three Of State Fans and the last sa
took the ell the most popular Pows in
Il has also evory premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virgins upon Pows we'll silver medal
being the highest award offered by this Institutes and has
been successfully tested in every variety OF soil in this
State and many of the more Southern States.
Manufactured BY the under.gned. at their factory
F.enkln st.eet, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
where may be had nearly every article used Tor ng the
soil All madein our own shops Of best material.
April a-clv GEO WATT & CO.
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EDWIN WORKMAN g. CO.,
GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHdETS
AND
lEALERs IN IRON, STEEL. AND AoRlcuL r,,RAI,
MAEuRES.
4 TTEND particularly to the sale OF Wheat Corn.
II Flour aud Tobacco full supply Of grain b.us ON
and, with which farmers can be supplied VINO wish 10
onsign grain to US. Julye-ca,n
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DENIOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR SAIL

DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
TIME proprietor of DEaocRArIc PRESS in the into
u nor of Virginia offers his establishment for sale
The Paper in a Democratic community and has
within II all the elements of 1t has maintained
reasoable degree OF popular favor at all times snd In
the hands Of active man. or one practical print.
ers OF energy and enterprise fail to ensure oe'
RAJ return Tor the labor bestowed upon II. t wei sup
ness prsperiy.
It will be sold liberal and accommodating terms En-.
Suire OF tne Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer.
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GEORGE I. HERRING's.
HnuutSoInN ANN EpnCEpv sTnpr

COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE
No. 56. MAIN STREET.
EEPs always on hand full stock of Groceries, tc
~ which he invites his and the public gene
hv Also pays strc. attention 10 the sale Of count.,
odcee, Nnc now prepared furnish grain bags hi
Sends who wisa to send their grain to him to sell
GEO. HERRING,
AuI i-cIf No. Sc Main ST.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

CLASSICAL AND DMATIIRaIATICALS SCHOOL
uNHE subscriber will open the list OF October 1881
l. select school at Grassland within mile OF Pc.
tersburg. He hus believe that during an ex
perience of eight yens both Gs Principal and Assistant
in Academies he has given entire satisfaction 10 those
who have confded their children to his instruction.
Board and tuition (puyabc semi annually In advance)
for session of nine and halt months, $780,
DAY SCHOLARS.
English depGr rment. .e4C
Classical do ..................-........- 60
trench ana herman each.
As the number ol pupils will be limited those who may
desire patIonze the school, shoud address, without de
lay, James H. Cox Eco Winterpock =. o., Chesterfield
county, the subscriber, Orange Court House. Virginia
RKFEREScEs:-James II. Cox. Esq. Right Rev. John
Johns, D. d., the President und Professors of William and
Mary College, and the former patrons and pupils the
subscriber In Chesterfield Williamsburg aud Frederek'
burg. JOHN s. HANSBRCuGE, N. a.
Ano
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THE FACT

REMEMBER THE FACT
V>hAI GlESS awarded the highest premium q
silver nedaD the last exhibition OF the Mechanic.
aatce. for the superiority Of his AMBROTiPES ovel
sue pictures exhibitions but still higher reward
n NJ, receiving from daily increase OF his business
proves that his efforts to establish rst class Gale
ua y" met wiih,he APPRECIATION of generouspublic.
espec'iuy announces that, in order TO meet the de
81. business, has seincressed his force. Hav.n
Nh ~. employ superior Artis: be ls pIepsredto fur
:Sn nrhoI03RAPHs, from small to lifs size, colore
~atei ~ pntc,e, which no warrants for accuracy
80, OF hnsb equal TO tho best paintings In th.
~. !ne public are rerespectfuly invited TO call and
specimens
o., co.!n.hian Hall, between s.h and 10Th, Main
"'ssuond: ?. z. GIBBS, Proprietor.
Co., iee'e Photographs can be enlarged from small
Oscs Dasuerreotypes or Ambrotypes, to life size.
p. E. e..
i ~ rCERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
"A - aCMAE2 COMPLAINT, highly recommended
ape, G Ge' PHYSICIANS, Of both the old and new world
i Ye, s.' Up bottles for family use.
S.ctssa.eh pnts 81 25. Per dozen quarts Sc 25 In
' u Aom two to six dozen Put up and sold BY
r WlLBACnER, No. 20e. Main street,
N.x Richmond Va
OrSs... Charge for package or draysge.
io'n the country will DO promptly responded
s,sa amount being added, or good city reference
nd N s,o"r ,soorLss'r Beer In quarter and half casks of
ssta, '''an Ale, in quarter and half casks Of and
April Set
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SSUOT.-Reccived 10 day supply OF Baltimore sho,
- and Balls of all sizes For sale, wholesale and retail
c. LEONARD,
Oc, IA Old street Petersburg.
4 TTENTBON ePORTSMEN!- !-.Guus and Equip
"A n,asl',, IL or hire. Gall at
c. LEOEARD'S,
Dot Old sIest, Petersburg
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70 EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

TO EDITORS AND PRINTERS' -,
TEE subscribers beg leave to call attention to Ser
! STOCK or PRINTING TYPES, oRNAMkN >, >;
BORDERS. PRESSES, &c, &c, large sGrpty od o,
str-eo;,,e Foundry. No. as, Gold Street, Me- YORK.
W. aayc fall assortment of all article 'equ"eo ~
7r:a.as Office, including .vs T..
CASES. CHASES, Gal IT'S ee., . .,.
@.ss.,g;.s eaup,tv and which We will sell on
l. s.a- e:ias viz: six sred. Tor approved me ne
a.Fs o len for new a, the customary price
OF 5,s. Sa.. sr Ind if delivered within GO days from
In. a. ,,,-c.s, otherwise six cents per pound.
$500 '' f"''"a WIN HAGAR, JR., & CO.
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The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-We visited
tie Fair Grounds yesterday and on hssty eIsmina-
tion are satisfied that the exhibition this year is very
short of any of its predecessors-ndeed we think
there is scarcely more than half the usual number
of articlea exhibited.
In the Cattle department we observed some hne
animals. In the sheep pens, there Is quite good
display of Merino, Cotswod, Southdown and other
breeds. The number, however is not very large,
nor s the variety very great. Of swine there i. q
goody number of Suffolk, Chester, &c.
In the Horse lot we saw some very swift trotters In
harness speeding around the course. There were
other horses also passing around but we did not have
time to examine them.
Iu the Poultry department, as usual, there Is hne
stock, and some of rare quality There are also some
very handsome pigeons fsa tails carriers pair OF
beautiful ring doves. SC. In a box near by we saw
some strange snmsis, never before exhibited in this
city, viz, the Madagascar rabbits. They are some.
what larger than the rabbit have louger ears.
with fur colored somewhat like varlegated marble
Not far from the rabblts, are couple OF cages con-
tanning white rats also cage containing turkey
buzzard which seemed to attract much attention, as
did also bis neghbor, the 'crow."
In the DAIRY tent We found some splendid cake,
excellent bread, preserves, bacon, butter, 60. In
this department while not as extensive the articles
certainly equal those of any former exhibition.
In the VEGETABLE tent, We saw some fine cabbage,
apples beets, potatoes &c. Altogether, the display
here is highly creditable.
The display of household manufactures is very at
trac,ive. We shall take another look, however, and
enumerate some of the very handsome and excellent
articles which, n passing, We only had time to glance
at.
There Is large number and variety of farming
implements on the ground, among them some excel.
lent threshing machines ploughs, harrows &C.; also.
two steam engines in operation machine for turn
ing aIe-belves, &c.
The attendance on the Fair Grounds, yesterday,
was slim in comparison with that at former eIhibl-
tions. The wet and dsagreeable weather of the ast
four or Ave days has materially injured the cslcua-
tiops for an extensive display and not only prevent.
ed maoy Of the staupch old farmers from coming to
the city, with their wives aud children, but also kept
away number Of competitors and exhibitors, who,
otherwise, would have attended.
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VNE havv fitted up in this Institution room' ioi
w the accommodation of eight more young ladies'
Apply TO either OF the undersigned. Charlottesville!
JOHN HART.
Oct 20-c4t ALEX. POPE ABEL.
.Reipious Herald nd SVhio c,rv
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EXTINCTION LAW SCHUOL.-The ntth sos
IL sion Of my Law School will commence Monday,
November 2, 1887 and terminate the alst Of March,
1853.
Of my school, text books, expenses &c, will receive
prompt reply to letters addressed to me here.
JOHN w. BROCKENBRCuGb,
July 3l-ctNovI Lexn.tcn, Va
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3. THOMAS PATE,
a TTORREY AND COUNSELLOR at LAW, Corue,
"A Of s.crsmenso aud Montgomery Ssseets, San Fran
CISCO, California Aug % OF
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rsou,arsisued. AGENT ~ VIRGINIA, for the above
vel ~ establishment, supply the trade with
sye,y rScrptiop Of
SRNTiNG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c.
9-ya hc most liberal terms. Having printed tho rich
,oSo ESaruER' for upwards Of ten years With type
81: other Materials purchased from Messrs. HAoAR q
o., IN :lduced TO recommend materials from their
!ss.;sareo, in preference 10 others.
Specncu Books will be furnished TO the trade, and
iue sc!ss may DO selected will be forwarded with
!ess,cA. WIN. B. ALLEGRE.
c.IA enquirer" Office, Richmond, Va
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

N>>~"S~~ST~o~oNoS~>~\~
BY RlTCHIE L. DUNNAvANT.
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY

ENOR the year 1857, the rst Session OF this nstuto
~ will commence the 25th January and close Oh d
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-04
~ GBoite Qortrg,
WATCH, MOTHER.


- Z Mother watch the little feet;
Climbing oer the garden wall,
- ! Bounding through the busy street,
Ell Ranging cellar, shed and hall.
''sH Never count the moments lost,
Never count the the time it costs; ..
Guide them, mother, when yoh may.
Mother, watch the little hand,
Picking berries by the way,
/. . ~ Making houses in the sand,
-,.-, Tossing up the fragrant hay.
-Sgj Never dare the question ask
"Why to me this weary taski"
The same lille hands may proTs
Messengers Of Light and Love,
Mother, watch the little tongue,
,r Prattling, eloquent and wild,
.-a What is said and what is sung, ...
ls. BY the joyous, ,heppy child.
Catch the words while yet unspoken,
Stop the vow before It's broken;
This same tongue may yet proclaim
Blessings in Saviour's name,
-, Mother, watch the little heart,
,.sr Betting soft and warm for you; a,.-.
10 Wholesome lessons now impart; -.
ri" Keep, oh keep that young heart true y
Extricating every weed, .l.r5
Sowing good and precious seed, . ..
Harvest rich you then may see
Ripper for eternity. 1-
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Eeafisl oranrfYssa

Mix, occasionally, one part Of salt with four
five, or six parts Of wood ashes-give the mix
ture to different kinds Of stock, summer and
winter. 1t promotes appetite, land tends to
keep them IN healthy condition. 1t is said
to be food against bolts in horses, murain in
cattle, and rot in sheep 49, "'@~
Horse radish is valuable torCatNe! 1torcates
appetite, and is good for yarious diseases Some
give il to any animal that is unwell. Its good
for oxen troubled with the beat. Ifthe animals
will not cat it Voluntarily, cut itup fine and mix
It with potatoes and mealHs 7s- 3io o.
Feed the animals regularly. They not only
look for the food at the tisualtiIne, but The stomI
ach indicates the want Of a certain period
Therefore feed morning, noon, and evening, as
near the same time as possible Guard againsi
the wide and injurious extreme ofsatiatins with
excess, and starving with, want Food should
be ofsuitable quality, and proportion TO the
growth and attening 81 the animals, to their
production in young and milk, and to their la.
Dor and exercise. Animals that labor need
more food and thatwhich is far more nutritious
than those that are idle. .,.... a.f ...,
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lr,bo Yis1rogFcay of eircae Face.gre

| ALL OPPOSITION vANQUIsaEp.--P Plungeoss
| stone into the maltlle of aT lake and from the
point whare itfalls ripples VIII spread in ever
Ser-widening ring ;unta theyreach at last every
portion ofits margin. Soft is with great dis.
covery or invention, wherever it may be usher
OIL to The light, its iame is certaifr i'm tho end to
fill the world. This has been striking u illus-
| tratcdin the progress Of Professor HolloRayss
invaluable remedies Twenty years ago they
were first announced in London; now they are
| the standard medicines Of both hemispheres.-r-
Such is the resistless,i far circling sweep pf.a
grand utilitarian discovery, when applied 70 tbs
highest philanthropie purposes, and aided BY the
motive power ofthe Press, What are the great
essmlitary achieeements compared with thcse
ioAIheinas Holloway IF it be true thatdhs
man who causes two blades Of gtass 70 grow
where but one previously grew; what shall be
|sadof hnm who cures ton sick persoTsi where
but one wascEed before, Holloway if theac-
oumulated testimony of all nations lis to bs b.
iieted, has done much more than this. Dseas-
les which, prior to- the mtroduStioa Of bis Pills
and QmtmoHt had dhafhei science saEesnow,re.
Sisssl With ton and certainty which
i sIare literally astounding. There is no getting.
htound oreEert tho fact, for j.. ayouched BIZ the
BY the voluntary declaration Of canyalescspt
IutpltitqdesY Professional Jealousy and pFejn.
IdcPt the most fornidable antagonists thatArytlf
lencountsrs, have been yanqujshed shy thpr soc
\ cess these preparations, and time hpAorpd
Isnedica institutions Of cpntipental Burope bare
teen constrained 70 admit their yalus, and sAnc-
ton their employment .s..,.tt.s -
| Ia this country where the people EFe always
). ready 70 test whatever is nav, and equally So
gaciods in discriminating between tho chaft spd
the wheat Of the great mass ofnoyeities subi1it
Tied to them, ths rapidity with w6iSh HolI0SSk.
1ays PiIls and Ointment hayae Obtained SHa1Ssr.
Sal conf lsnce h4ss, perhaps, no parallel ID he
! history Of science. Thsir Eine has radiisEsd
from ths local point ii New York to tie 4SEncs.
\ est section Of tho Union,
Il Is uu Iythe case II u Va II i,slp cys ls b.
op al foreign inventions: Hs eSon ahkso liik scu-
men cannot enhance tho yalue Of these remedies
We take them as theyi afo ana afe not only
'fsatis6sabus @atsfpl --l1qsps DszfgowspE
sko9 bnoglsF1t Z. 4 3
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New Excitement in FrOsPect--BME-
NtsaG The Dead. tsa

ming TIE betG. iat
An eminent New York Physician has, accor-
ding to the Buffalo Republic, written an elabor-
ate work in favor of the practice of burning the
dead which is to be published after his own
death.
By his will he directs his mortal remains to
be kept for five days in a warm room; the thor
Ak then to be opened, and the heart extracted,
which is to be balmed and enclosed in thick
velum bag strongly iinpregnated with asphalt
um, The remainder Of his body is then to be pub.
licly burnt on pyre Of sassafras or sandal wood
in one Of the public cemeteries-thc ashes care
fully gathered and deposited with the embalm-
ed heart in bronze urn, Five copies of the
leading daily city papers containing an account
of the whole proceedings are likewise directed
to be deposited in the urn, which is then to bo
hermetically sealed and taken to the New York
Museum.
t In the midst of the excitement created by
these proceedings the work is to be published
For its circulation $4,000 are appropriated,
$4,000 more for distribution among the city
officials and leading politicians of all1parties,
who are to receive from $25 to 800 each Toras-
sistingin the ceremony, and $4,000 more for
the editorial fraternity, to. be divided pro rata
according to their influence. ia5 -.
Should anything occur to prevent the due ex-
ecution of the will, the bulk of his property is
to bo at once transferred to a charitable insttp-
ton in Philadelphia. Tho Republic has this,
from the attorney who drew up, the will. He
estimates the property at 500, 900 a,,. b.s
- ~-s--@- .
MELANCHOLY 0ccURRtNCE-Twoo YouNe
MEN DROWNED regret to learn that the
eldest son9of Or. Eckman ofTrenton, and anoth,
er young maintained Low, wefs,drowncd in the
Tuscarawas river near Walton'smill on Friday
last. They were in acanoe for the purpose oi
taking herinto the feeder, as aprotection aginst
the ice floodbut, as is supposed sbeing unable to
reach, the feeder, thay were carried OYER thsflam
upset and drowned, The. canoe was seen q
short distance below, floating bottom upwards
and the young men missing Constant search
by some thirty or forty men, has been made for
the bodies, but neithefhas as jet been recover.
ed, although, We are jpiormed that one of then
was cauehLup on Monday, and, through somE
bad management allowed to sink again -Neu
| l7aBsl6delphio Dem. II aai aaia'FK an &lfes !
2 .s,,.A ~. H., ..tgss.. "a