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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

nk. J. J. rOAoON. lsss 81 0assschasssss. saaDess.
~ ivuy insUs Ne rssaosne u ~ v<ne0st ard
y, sAas ks hes located IN Tie cisy Pus00lAu Aad
SusssnA and tsasss thss ~ tsdssssy end integrity
~ profession merit sad srcsavs sbssc u lsxir
dsssoaaGs. OGce 10 Atslns0as ksocs. ier3eM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26
Magni6ent Enterprise.

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR.
6AQ0O TO DE- OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS u
4,oo,nnO TO BIZ GIVEN IN PREN1UMff'
$4,000 TO hE GIVEN IN SIX hONTHelN
WE undertake IN extraordinary task. that ~ OBJ
W tainine 50 900 Subse ribers In eI months. and
ve rse the following extraordinary means to scootu-
p!ish purpose.
LIT W. made the y~ry LARG RsT .nf BRST Illus
trated Family Payer Of the oountry and sell II ~ the
LOWEST price.
3D. W. adopta system. ~ pveninm., that FPVkR
has been RCUAlLED and cannot BE- surpassed In IN
eraiity ~ the r-sron that snail -tve srJn eGnai
70 u. .=bn,a prc~-.ds u the 'or six rnth-,
w: es1.NN. The most q 'hc snln VII b. given In
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Capital, - 100000.

OFF FRS
CyRFEUS BEERS Pr JAMES prCK. v PIE.
THOMAS RICHMOND, y y and Trss
,. O. syhss ACrINo nIREcToR ASp MAslSa
fNsps TOR.
rYAs.inc and Fire risks taken nj ususi rates & Z
JyH n FIELD, Az Mt
Applications viii - r,c.v~d ami surveys mad by
kAIieMAN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
COFFEE,
Ric and Java C9r..>-koAsted and Ground.
CCG.lR.
u q q anulA;ed, finished and Powdered.
PEPPER,
fr IN ri of rapcsA F,r,na Sage, 6rnuisi kbr,
isinglass. fan-s, CErrants, snyme, S.vory, Sage,
&c &c. Pearl Barley, Rp.t Peas. AlUsonos. Ralslns.
nc sc.
We have q large stock and II s..cracss everything
In line. Can ana eseIu.iss snd W guarantees
SAT- -sAetnu
u. DALZHILJr 4 co.
AusS 3. cornef ID Perry a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-26

w: esl,0n The most o. 'hc snln WI b. given II
silver Plate,
roannfs0arrd ~ n. New Ynvk cNve. p1ate Gem
panv. Il, p..ces vcFsh from OSl DOLLAR r
ON& HUNDRED DOLLADse, ov more. Their
viii sis ~ Included several
6 OLD WATCHES.
ana I've lePse and Valaahae Ihsaslss. Az
premiums will b. decided upon Immediately on ~
s-,pt Q. subscription Parties cen srsc1fy any art
cha equal 70 the numhrr Of sheir auhs~riptrns an
viii ort the A0s0sd ef6ydsetn0. v'Nl b hrxfd y!
and -rlt Immediately, though II he One ~ Thcn
sand Dollars Deeaes this, every subscribe, c.dns,
In for \ esoooa Chance IN Q
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roeA fer To uongry.
CANT LeUIG m AR CURED HANS;
~ 10 do d 10 Dried Dck.
Just sreexv a md tor asle,Ny
Sehl1def n. D&tIRLI. N. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
VOLUME LIV.
,.,cuuOND ENQUIRER.
r.,,y. ssNrwSESLr' AND "kSNh''
rgstis.'h"' ,,,rciug 4 DrNNAvANT.

,,,.r, ,,.,.nrs ;rc5 snrun, and at the
re- Na:! r. :, ,s>"n toy shorter per''a man one
:e .: S,a ,.,!y, ave collars per shn",n' anu
=, :e' AK mou,!.s pNssbi. IL. Ai.s':se: tof 'ne
re- ''f - - rrr sanam. or SIN copies Tor eio To
;s.,S Eaat.T,, ~ sysrcs Wnen letter. tsinins
& a'''N y, ,r,l. ;hcv n:st DC TE3''''Te'' "r IoeS
u. ,e s. tue r."SWs Ti.r 9, or AlEfRriSiNG.
T<,vlnf.--tof rfS hnns or less, mrs.
Is IEg "a, and every swcc.'"''ng insertion TWEEN
.sr.oi' a.N &c. Hce week or taree times
as, esG;' a. ts.;S for each insertion after
: ,tr, inserted ony on.' 'Sses H'fy cents
: ..,a .",,.!.2 For TEN hncs or lnss, frat
rfE :.,eryrs feF each susseqnea. insertion d.
s:2n 'saen .. a.rr:cd only once week seventy'hve
: 70: ssf 7ss lines or less: IRE, n,e.
ca -'ra'F "a, ca,rgc S35 for ore square OF ten
aaaH:', so scas-, oni III in"t proportion Tor Sd
ae' ~ .fs.,c. l-!.-iA, cNcrpt Arc'ioneer', VINO
c: ''I.,.' EN-, 7. >, ro.:.r 'rclud-!)
= - os,.r,es srd T:ibaJcs OF Respect. exceeding
ff w.. are cfsr:ci :or Us advertisements.
os! iS''' " ,,.f,.o r. .- -''rHI.isd with tie
o'' ..'sctcfy "ci'r''c"a. .t';rsGre exccit oi
= 49,. rl.. ONCE msy be rcn,''ted per mall IN
,ysl.be Bank no;cs, ii registered. at he r'sk o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
TILE Ray ISLANDS

Capt. Kemp, .! the schooner Amelia Ann, direct
from the Bay Islands, has communicated TO the edl.
tor of the Key West key Of the Gulf" Interesting
facts conceruir2 these islands which have recently
played such rporlan, part in the diplomatic world
but of which Americans really know so little:
The Bay IaanGs such, mentioned in the British
"warrnnI of 1852, Hre s- IL numbcr-Rustan, GA.
ansiS, Cti!s, Bara.-etu Helena ~" No.at. Hustan
ihe largest, = about twenty ro miles long and three
broad |; ha- running 'hrou.!i it, whoie extent. u
high ridge, covered with PIN. Inc washngs of which
perpetuellY srrz- the cuItivatabe land The coas:.
The population OF this island is about ,5O0 that of
Ttiis, tha mex. in size. Only 100. principally from
Grand Cayuan aud Honduras, in part negroes from
Jamaica.
On eucIl OF thess Two larger island. custom houses
are noY established; the import duties being two per
cent ali merchandise, in addition to port charges.
Tn. trade ia principally with the British settlement AT
F.Iizs, Honduras. Both hsva two ssfe, cspacivus
and deep harbors. TO which the largest ships Of war
may have ngrr-s or egrsss by night or by day.
Capt X. represents The soil of these Is,auds ular.
velousy fertile, we'll wa,ered and capable OF pro-
duriry tropical fruits 10 the greatest IuxuriaRce.-
Rugtan and Ctila alone, he thinks, could b- ma!e to
produce more fruit annually hrn is shipped io- The
port "f liavana. Wood aud Grsn;. arc also fount
in The greatest Abundance th.r islands. both OF
which could easily put in .:a, Of defence. The.
climate is extremely healthy resembling that oF ,ls
florida Keys. Directly in the path Of our trade
across tie Isthmus, the Bay of Island. are,
adds The wriisr, "s ;ha' wors enenle- could d,
sirc, not only in geographical position, bu! 81
sources
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

uncon tut!on9l or reflects upon any portion
iic Southern Church w'i;rt sill nhidrs by the o!,
doctrine OF the Presbyterian Chach i'll re!:to. |,
this -uf-ct.
"3. With respect 70 the complain. tha. such action
Ia rndcr III. present c0biGas the virtual c.r'nduI
! OF ;Ic SnEh The Assembly observe that 10 such *
csl"n "a intended and wc csuro. perceive that il il il
anywi@e iUvolv+'. even by rempt. imricariDn. W,
have simply affirmed tb. established views of IL,
irtSb?e.cn churr!. on the suhe"t or slavery 81,
distinctly condemned the new ani couurrd doctrine.
which hsve been declared and defended by SON
within cur b0uuts.
81. With regard 10 the allegation ,ha, our actio,
III lhi' case is Gn!shtcois, oppressive uncseI c3r.
"sfps'0ry and dcs;gc.:!c o. :cGt interests we ueeC
only say thar it rests on the croundass assumption
mat this action indirect exci..,.. OF the South
u IL our Southern hrehrcr s.ai break the unity Of III,
t"Erch because We stand b. one common position
~ VI '"ii ho,, ..ie responsibility for the conse
quence Will not rest on the Assembly,"
ihe future cor:5o u Southern delegation is 81
ready h:ated by them They design after they go home
10 meet tha Presbyteries. s"c!y ono {. -. wiI
Gouo.ess sustain the course o their representative
IN ~itAd5ewag fso!n the Assembly, and then With Il
fresnyterles call Convention OF Southern Presby
'eFS churches to meet at The city Of Washington
tae ''a ol August next. Il cotenporary says:
" new Eccesiastica organization, similar 20 IL,
General Assembly will b.. ferns, ~, the same doc
trins and constitutional bsais with ,ns present body
hut with the express provision ihat the subject .
slavery shall neve- he brought before IT, excrl. by
judicn! ce,es :.oln ihe lower Pre-byteries and Sy
mods. Ii is not designed ~ max. this a purely
Southern, but so-callrd National Organization,
and it - thought that Phil4ielphia aud pos.ibl,
New York may contribute two or three churches
! 10 it.
Thus there will be ihras General Assemblies in
stead If two; while, in addition 20 'Old School an,
New school, there vii! be another and perhaps tn
Select School"
The Ge:ior.! Assembly, after the disposal Of III
slave question, transacted some unimportant cor
"iudns business and adjourned TO inset next year il
Chicago
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
DEATH OF ,IAMES &. SfOrTS.


Mr.. JAMES e.. Spu.;s. Tor fourteen y"grs past, TIC
Agent of the Virginia Pr-ntlary. died A. lis rrsi.
deut- near ;hs city. Saturday evening last, a!i,r
All Illness oe several weeks.
We make this anuounc- rnent with he s.Hccfrs' re-
rrp,. We knew Ir. : T;e aai Intimately. auI
eened him e tried aud personal friend. aud n con.
scan,ious and efficient public officer. HE intimat,
.rclaintaaces. We are sure, one and nj, vii! uns
with IL in tsstifying his modest, unob!rCsive
its.
Mr.. Spots wa 3 ni'ive of Ta1ew-ll, md repr"s"r
ted thar county in Ia. Legislature NJ Il" i'm. %: hs
election to the penitenary Agency in 1913. Io j'Gt
Office he has been elected by every eTrc-c!'ng l..
gsiaure. and somo;imes against formidable rtmp.j
tore IN :he portion of the state rrn winch h. came.
h- enjoyed, in very high degree. tie ro92"c' n.''
confidence of the people and 10 them the news "t
his departure from the ear:h Wi! be particularly dis
tressing.
We tender our heartfelt aym2a,hies to tbs family 81
our deceased TREND Examiner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
4 VNLUABLE FARM FVK sALE.

gHNHE subscriber offers Tor sale his tar Orange View,
Il lying on the Rapid Ann River, Cupcper county,
Virginia within half mile Of TIE Rapid Ann Station, on
the Orange aud Alexandria ksi Road, in thicky
tied nech5orhood; the society equal any Virginia,
and the county very healthy Que.
Tre ,rsct c0nrains 63ii ACRES, with abundance OF
,imh~r convenient, the rail road and large portion
the cleared land has ne South earry eXposurc n:d
producveness Of crops WILL think compare faro-a
biv with those OF OF the in the ncishborhooe
whca; crop having for years past ranged from
- 'o 100 bushels w.hoat the OF guano, which would
probably double the crop on the same laud
The residence 10 situated cmnencr, overlooking
larger portion of the cleared land and surrounding
country III view OF a large number OF residences, with
Poat Offce.
This FARM is vsh,u iour and half hours trarel by
rail road of Richmond, Virginia. and two aud half
three hours 10 AleXandrla and w ashington City.
Persons desiring further information respecting 80.
Farm with a of purchasing invited to visi, it,
address the subscriber RAPID Ann Station, Cupepcr
county, Va. L. b. TALlAFERRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
LATER EknM EI,RnpE

New YORK., June l0--rho rteams. Europa. T!'h
Liverpool dates to The 27th of May, arrived here To-
day.
Bullion continues to 1ow out from the Back oi
England.
The French have .eized the territory o: Deakar in
Senegal.
The relations between Sardiuia ant Austria sra
unchanged.
Of May from Southampton trr Se"- ork WIFI iCar
huai.rl passengers.
ia Parliament the annuity Of E3,b0O per year 70
tb. Princess njyai had been agree. d,0n and pass
cd without division.
r. ..:;, &. Barring iai been appointed Lord 1t
the Admiralty.
A;trutiou nus been called TO 81 increase in tho In.
poria;ion Of slaves into Cuba, and the mad, qIs;a
isA f.rca 81 that coast. Lord Psmetstcn rad hst
Lord Clarendon had renr~ed his repre- sen.at!cns ~
the Spanish Government, aIi 10 rltOrt w"Gd b.,
wsc.iu. lar as diplomatic nsgo'istioUs would -,
10 induce the Government OF Mrdr!d to tex. ei,c-
lual steps TO put down ID" slave trGJe.
lne fsrls Debats GOoGrma the ratification o! the
Persien treaty.
The British have occupied the Island o; Pcrg.:,
commanding the entrance 10 the Red sea.
The Mexican. Spanish neg citation hG. been tempo
rari!y suspended. Tee N=uIcha:e protocol aas b-eu
signed.
LlrlKpooL, May 27.-Ca:;on ia quiet wi;h slow
-se and pricos unchanged The s,.s .: toe i.
tnroa days amount to Il 900 ba-e. q! wmcn sp.c'
ul,,ors took 900 bales I5rea!s'pF' Hav- o'n-.,i-
-r.bly siyan"..:i iour has slvaGeei J.; ~ %n',;'
corn IS. Provisions are steady. Coa-'"s -:
Iiic.ia-.son SD-,,cc Il Co. Guc;d yeii"w Gif- -
;n2aaa .el st 3ai white unchnnsrd ST ! Nc
a enry nuot.. cana, Il 7gr at g. - G2,, Fi:E=i phA
81 10 a:. Oiy 33 70 81 red wheat s!s. 10 !.', ":e
N 81 III ~ if.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

I'm pursuance OF decree Ot the Circuit and Snpt IcI
4 Court of Appana;tny county. the undersigned. Il,
Commissioner, Ufers Tor sale the al land called
/ "kuSELn:C" The tract contains $50 acres more or
less with ..rtcinc.l--eE beautifully in Of the
most heG,:hy rcgious Virginia. Thc is well
tered sn njrt,, The land that region p.oduccs the
tnest quality OF tobacco t:lI, is cultivated in th. state.
The inr-H"cn b.iug arsc ooI:noi.ous wculd
suit for boarding school.
Two elegant Apple and ono Peach crcha~i. Pos: Gfcc
Shops and Mills very convenient; and also. Churches
different denominations The society Will i:"cra5ly
compare wi IN any in Virginia.
1t il situated six miles from The ApponattoX depo
the South Side Rail Road six miles the county seat
eighteen miles from Lynchbury, and uinr I:lcs from the
James River Canal.
TERMS :-Onc and two years, secured By ample per
Sonal security. md the reserved title TO the lard
Persons disposed 10 purchase will please address me
al Smthvi!e, rowhatan county Va. will give posses.
sion at any time. JAS. D. MOSBf. Comr
Applications may be made, also, to Mcssrs. GoDDIS d
APpEEsoS, Auctioneers, Richmond rs.
llu.,. cl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12

TENE subscriber Difcri - f6.e sale, mat beautiful
Il Farm in Coochland county, called ORAPAHI.S =.
ing James River Licking Hole Creek. and the James
Rive. and Kanawha Canal four miles above the Court
House and thirty miles from Richmond. The situa.
t;on Is among the beautiful tne rivoI, command.
ing view of the whole arabic surface fine view of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up and
down the river The estate is in high state OF improve
ment, and remarkably healthy one II at"ins the
o. Thomas J. Deane, w. Il. Weisiger and X. skip
win and contains 93s acres of which III l2
frs: low grounds 220 of second low grouudr -.
a-ahe high land. Gud 80 Of wood land -
Tho improvements consist o! frame dwelling with eight
rooms. "a good kitchen, outhouscs, quarters o,erSec
house built in the last hrc years with brick chiimcys
and undcrpinuirc, and new brick ban, Gox3O with
she'd ruuaag the whO9 length, sixteen fee. wide
thresi:ny machine, ice house, and all necessary
| sta5les. &c
Any person wishing purchase desirable residence
would DO WEI this before purchasing elsewhere
vii. scll on reasonable terms.
Every preparation 10 making secd 200 i1
wheat this : 100 OF il in talow, and the co.ei hGs
been sowed III p.Hs
10 desirable purchaser would sel every thisy ii
stands. and most Of tnc negroes
Ms manager, Mr.. Sanders, will show the estate any
wishing 20 purchase.
My address is Subett's P. O., Powhatan county
Oct Is eff MILES &. SELDEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
Rncslond. Pr. William CO. VA. April l4rcif = nA' Il"


LAknEST sUUriiEWN PIANO FACTORY
GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FURTES
KXIM. KNABE, senior partner IN the la;c hrm OF
w KsAsr, GAn.LE & Co, (Which WIS dissolved by
the death of Mr. Henry Gaehe) continues the manuiac.
ture and sale of Grand and Square Pianos under the
name Of
WM KNABE & co,
Az the old stand Nos l. 3, and North Eutaw ST. op
posi,e the Eutaw House. and at the new sales room No
2l7, Market St, Baltimore.
The subscriber most respectfully bcgs leave to present
to the ladies and gentlemen Of the South his sincere
the very liberal patronage they hhve
90 uniformly extended his etablishment and desires
the same time them that, slmucscc y tneir
consn,ly increasing custom during past years he has
eparcd neither trouble expense TO perfect ~ lar
sibs the Piano Forte TO ensure Of the
custom Of persons OF cultivation and refinement
In addition TO the couracndaon OF the most eminent
Pianst o the country hc would add that ~ every rH
a which bis Pianos were exhibition, theS nave UNI
lormy been awarded the highest honos OF he seVera
Institutes.
Being extensively engaged In the manuiactore o'
Pianos and employing hundred Of the most expe
rienced joarneynen prepared TO sell either whoie
sale or RETAIL the most accommodating terms whole
sale dealers will therefore, find IL 10 their advantage 70
give u,e call before purchasing elsewhere.
All instruments built my factory full iron frames.
and so constructed to secure great additional
strength without affecting the tone; and tsey will there
fore stand in any climste. .s ..s ..--gs
Every Piano Forte of my manufacture is guaranteed
for i've years. and when intended FL distant orders
the greatest possible takep TO ensure the selection
of an instrument calculated, in tone touch power and
mechanical nish please the fastdous; 10 add
ton which privilege Of exchange 10 granted any
time within SIX month"; should the instrument not give
sntra satisfaction SO April 2a-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
MEADOW FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER ut Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
Of Prince William adjoining the land Of Juds Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria Warrenton, and and halt miles from
Gainesville, depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
FIVE miles distant from A"xapdria; which place can be
reached in two hoars on the cars,
This Es,s:c Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-s5oul four hundred of which in Wood
aad Timber. The balance in cleared md divided into
nine Fields ali Of them well wa,ered by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and failing stream
psses through the estate from West to East bordering
on which ia beautiful Meadow Of one hundred acres,
well taken in Timothy ana blue and not only
valuable Meadow bu, highly usct tor grazing pur-
poses. The upiands rolling and susceptible OF any
degree OF Improvement
The improvements are large and commodious Dwell.
Ing with seven spacious four apvc ard three be'
low -ttrs, and the necessary ont houses Surround'
Ing the yard large and hourshng Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peaches, Cherries Aprico,a &c. of the finest
-s:.cs sni them fall bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convoncut The neighbornood ID
surpassed by amy in for health and affords the
best society
I hose wishing TO purchase hue country residence,
Will do well 10 cat and examine this estate
For further information, address Judg. T. Collins Lee
Baltimore Nd, or the Subscriber.
on JAS. W. + MACRAE.
RuckIona Pr William CO vb anriI l1-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
ORANGE LAND FOR SAFE

n OFFER for sale a Tract OF Land called MINERAL
HILL the Village Of Barbnnrsville hnd within
nilrs (ioriousve Depot containing ubout 400 acres
The well waered and wooded ia wrl anptcd
to the growth Of wheat and tobacco a!so TO the
geous!y blendid with farming. The improvements con.
ui plain but comfortable Dwelling House and all
other Buildings suitable the place. The Farm .bouuds
ties and the Dwelling House For the ast two
year have made this place Upwards of 500 bu.nc!s
OF wheat each year, besides nn tobacco The ocs.
ton is desirable owing its proximity to (;ordonsyi n,
the Junction Of the Central and orans. md alexsn.
drs RHrosd; also good Macudsrized road leading
thither by OF which improvement an easy and
speedy communication is furnished with Richmond Nor
folk Alexandria. Washington Baltimore ami saunon in
few hours This county is attracting many persons
the cIes and from ne low lands who are seeking perma
nent GUNNER residences it. Those dcsirinp good
and healthy nnd plea.at residence are invited 10
call the subserber living the place who will ahe
orange county, Va
June 2--ctf J. r, NEWMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
LAND IN HALIFAX COUNTY FOR SALE

"AVlNG determined 70 move, ofcr Tor s'"'ne plan
tation which re-jdc. lying Ban'S;o! river, II
the county OF Halifax, wi,hin mile aud hall ol tnt
Richmond and Dsnvle Railroad.
The trac; conls $50 acres, go Of which are very pro
ductve low grOunis The dwelling S bcsuu! cott"s'
with nine rooms. connected with the kitchen and servants
rooms by ii cclonsde The uu'-h"use- such n. ar,
usually found at Virginia homestead The grounds hrt
laid on with and command prospect OF c'rS
beauty The orchard consso o. The beet variety o! iru
tha: grow in this climate. There IL aso nne spring ne"
the dwelling Tie p-.. sion buildings almost entire
ly and sufficient for plantation purposes.
There Was dover Interest portion OF the land
which have recently bought and which cnaOl-,e TO SCI
pertec; tile
AS have determined to move will sell bargain ii
this property Persons wishing purchase invited ,c
the land.
Ny address ia >co,,sburg, Halifax.
April - ct. u. A. CLAIBORNE.
giving requested 20 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
.'tFTnPI.s
THE HOME AND GRAVE OF WASHING
TON-TiiE MOUNT VERNON CAUSE.

THE facts referred 20 in the Richmond Enquirer,
az well as MANY Others calculated and designed to
awaken interest in the subject bave already been
published in our columns. we trust the eloquent
appea of our ialr correspondent will not be allowed
TO pa,a unheeded. II her snt,rs will take it up, il
will not for we poor, t1i! hp-js of the MAZE gender
are cure 10 follow in every good work that hers IN
dsriake. Suppose the patriotic woaES Of our city
get up invitation to Mr. Everett 10 visit Memphis
/ He would not we are very sure, decline Gsat.-Ed
.iforgiag Bulletin.
To tic Editor o. the !NorniaS Bulletin:
II cannot es unkno~n TO you ani your rea!ers
that the ladies Of the Union are engaged in the NO
BILE aud sacred effort Of raising $500 200 tor tht
purchase Of the property kna%n by the hslow-t
nam. at the hssd OF this article. Almost evsr,
S.ats in our glorious Union ba, responded to tbs
sppea! made several years since, aud the git;et
oues OF our country have pledged their best efforts
to the cause. Tennessee, the dou"r Of two Presi
dents 10 the nation, AID the nursery OF macy grea
and virtuous sprits, has been almost silent; aut
some who love her as The land Of their birth
have blushed for her. She has been appealed I.
| wears ago, but in vain, till lately. But thcrE.
Nashville has awsked, Memphi. sleeps Oh. The co
Guerce Of Everett will soon be stirring every Pulse
of patriotism in capital city VIII the citzen- :"
Memphis allow that lnatchIess orator TO leave our
beautfc Te:nessee wthou! tressr~:aG hlT 's''p" "'
the Character ot W1=lius to5, a:r!d 'ie!e own DC
sociatious Is thsre no dduYtscr o: " dshios oa n
| Memphis who will begin the work OF ISscuEs ou'
Es,,o.'s F..he.'s Cav. frnr' 9era"f !" --on one
whose blood has been chilled BY !he "nsers oi lial-
and ii!o's cares who yet re.ponned ~ onte ~
call midst and mh ws.ansoes dsa% .aeh @ SsSe
III nes ye'' Bnt, let such remember that the
usrv NINA ..rnausol-uu, given to by the iik-
Non, d.ej of one loving, grateful soui-aud that
l,,u,nt the tomb of Msuso'rs erected by hi.
wife. and that in AT ago Of less wisdom, knowledge
and power than ouTs; tnoash a., we .nsud raise
moi approach hs glory aad worth .; i.at ,nonan=.,
sIr.ady raised TO hir. in rreiv true hea.t-a mouu
ment whose every stone is Memory and Reverence
Still faith aai love require al Outward and visibl,
sgn aud chiefly is this true in this usits,isu age.