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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-01

rs ONEOF THE BEST PUi
4 CINES now before the p
caster, inil1er, and more eff
known. II is not only a Cat
ing first on the LiUer TO ejecI
stomach and bowels to carry
ing two purposes effectually,
ings experienced In the opc
strengthens the system at the
when taken daily in moderate
1t up with unusual rapidly.
The Liver Is one Of the
human body 4; and when 1t
the powers N the system are
Is almost entirey dependent
hvcr for the proper PERFORM
stomach Is at fauit, the bowels
system suffers In Consequence
having ceased to do its duty.
gan, one Of the proprietors
practice u more than twenty
wherewith TO counterfeit the
II IL liable.
To prove that this remedy is
blcd with Liver Conn
has but to try a bottle, and
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying In their
invigorating the stOmach,I
purifying the blood,I
whole machinery, removing
effecting a radical cure.
Bilious attacks areI
better, prevented, by,
Liver Iuvigorator.
Ono dose after eating is suf-I
and prevent the food from
Only one dose taken before
mare.
Only one dose taken at
generally, and cures Cos-I
One dose taken after EACH
b One dose Of two teal
Sick Beadac he.
One bottle taken for fe-l
cause Of the disease, and
Only one dose immediately
One dose often repeated is
Morbus. and a preventive
1r Only one bottle Isl
system tn, effects Of media
IL One bottle taken fort
lowness or unnatural color
One dose taken a Short
gor tn the appetite and makes'
One dose often repeated,
rbGa In its worst forms,
Bowel complaints yield,
One or two doses cures att
Clfildrenj there Is no surer,'
the world, as 1t neuer fails. =
u A few bottles cures,
absorhents.
We take pleasure in recon-
preventive for Fever and
and all Fevcrs Of a Bill
with certainty and thousands
wonderful virtues.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-01

~ splc Proprietor, DAVID =. RRADLEE, Watcrtown,
Mass t, whom all or should be addressed Sold by
Druggists and dealers medicine in every town in the United
stales and British Provinces. (lT-2Ol
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-01

BOsroN, Feb. 10, 1887.
DR y. " BRApLtE-sR-I cannot refrain from saying a
word to YOU in cnhrndaton Of "Buchan Hungarian Bal
sam of Liz Hero il plain statement Of facts in relation
IN my case and they Of any service In inducing the
sick to rtci W the source from whcce obtained it,
shall he thankful
My residence Norway, Me- Three years ago last fall
took violent cold which ef cough Of the most aggravated
kind accompanied by pain In the left side. Last
June had become feeble that obliged quit all
work, and confined IN the house until about four weeks
since. During that time received the best mccsl attend
aucc, and tried nearly a the medicines which recon-
mcne in such hut could find relief hut grew
nnl for the last three weeks confined tn my bed Two nI
my physicians gave up past recovery But as fortune
would have IT, heard Of the Hungarian Dasan, and nne
dately procured bottle This gave instant relief and
six bottles have broken up my cough and placed me In ait
un;on TO resume, with advancing hcath my usual occup-
sion. Yours truly, - -
CHURCHILL COBB.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-05-01

BrnttlcbOro Market-FRIDAY, APRIL 30.-Bread-
RS-flour,-Extra-53i "A o. common IL l-2
double extra a 81 Rye, per bushel 92c Corn SOC ;
Oats ACC.
Country PTod"ce'-potaoes peachblows 40 a 90 Car
81 10. Apples SO 100 Beans rs a so Eggs,
per doz 10 Is Butter per H. 10 II Cheese Tur
keys 10 Chickens as Geese Ia Hogs dressed
II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
From the Charleston Mercury
THE AFRICANS IN TIE BAY

Mr.. Ediur:-Yuur very interesting account oi
these people aImof TENDERS further description I'M
neces-sry Bu. rs SONS OF ihs recent r"n;r,hn'iDns
10 your paper p!e-rn'ei picture altogether bright.
| would be glad 30 how both aides
OF .hnss In hra'th. g. comparatively sal, found
sbou 250-nf whom some 81 were tansl-s. There
were about 50 others II do no: preeGd 10 eysc,ne-a
10 figures) in The sick wards. in vGriou. sage OF
diseass. Yoa have already -hown that the negroes
are from sifuost under The Equs'or-lai;ude 5 80
South, longitude 12.2O East Ia the f-w books to
which have had access since seT them | havr
not foun! them described. Bowen's explorations
we're in Central Africa I.rngstoue's in the South
ern part. Ba-;h'. yo!uinas ~ far as liz ha- gone,
are descriptive OF North and Central Afica-so ,hs,
am LETT somewhat At lo-3 for ref-renc.s.' The Tic
groes Of various a.es. from 80 y-srs 10 IL :
months, or even wseks-son-, should judge, hsvi1,
been born The passage iti' wonderful how eiihe.
mo;,Ier or iD:an; survive. such event.
II has already been stated that they belong 20 e.
rous tribes. This is soon apparent from the differ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Six thousand ysars-hcve passed u re earth,
While Science, likea stripping, bore
THE trophies OF it, timii hir'h,
In variru. fnrms. from shore 70 shore;
But now, her latest, might 'hid,
Which Franklin view e caressed
With glory ripe and un
ls laid within tho oc'
The mighty lightning her
Til human touch awas'- :,
To send beyond ten mornng ach,
New ridlnxe ere pus- -xp're-!
lis laid Old ocean te-s n thrill
Throughou: her tune sealed bosom now,
Aud yi-l1s to mans victorious will
The crown long placed on Neptune's brow.
Calm as the deep in summers rel gp.
Aud wild, AS in liza wiCtry wra!h
Shall be, with varied joy Or pain,
Each message through its ocean path!
Within its grave, bsDca'h the storm,
1t lives, breathing thing OF life,
Az they shall live who gave il form,
In fame, when called from mortal strife,
Soon like Orion's belt of FIRE,
Its broad. electric arn shall bold
With all monarch strong desire
The world and all iis varied fold;
And from its tongue, through every sphere,
Till Time and Earth together cease,
Mankind the glorious tale ehai! heh-
Of commerce, brotherhood end pssr"
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r g. II y ss Y,
TIE MD WArCil.

Ira,. ,bs d, 4 IN n. lead ni night.
Wan the moo, ard starlight TALL,
And the cordug- cretks in th.lazy sweis,
md bsav''y fsps the ssi';
q, th- u.t 1889 yIini iers the bnnacie lamp
With feeble and lnn,:y spell
Nosnund hut The passing sAn;ry. tramp
Or bis measured cry:-"i!l Well.
To aud fro with accustomed step
walked in tho night alone,
And thought of IN. Thousand watches kept,
IL the years forever flown;
o, the friends ia who's. mauly fellowship
isbored lo:.i ego,
TIL death relievSG If watch on earth,
And they went 10 rest below.
e.u mt os th. gallant ones who died
"a oar oroadside shook tho Sea.
oysr' AZ them subdued the pride
~, u. cas- rs VI victory;
~ OF fausr who lei! IN the fevered lands,
Or esnk in the whemiug wave
Wnose corpses waste on the barren ssnd';
Or hbat in fathonless grave.
Aud ths looks revive that were faint and dim
10 the shadow of Inc years.
And scan them Ger III! ray eye.!id- SWIM
With the strange delight OF tears;
They people The dark w,ih their paild oro"s'
AZ they sileutlv throng around,
And fhe sea its phospho- radlance throws
On the faces OF the drowned.
So many uobe heart ia cold
That shared my duty then,
have looked full of; in the face OF Dea'h'
But he cones Ia better men;
Aud let him come in his chosen time,
Some friend will think OF ME
And shall live in the lonely hours
OF bis midnight wa'ch at sea.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
THE CAPTURED AFRICANS AND TllESLANE
CREW IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE CAPTURED AFRICANS AND TIE SLAVE
CREW IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
We extract the following from the Charleston cor
respondence of the New York Herald"
The slave crew, part of whom were brought on in
the Echo, the balance by the CataTba, just IN from
Key Vast, were carried 10 our Dl-trct jail this day,
hand cuffed Think of that Twenty men carried
hand cuifed through the streets OF slavtholdng
civ by the President of the Young Mems Christians
Association! And for whall For purchasing liz
groes in Africa and bringing them to The New World
For r-scuing undying souls from the night o healrl
barbarsm and transporting them tn the tn baz- OF
h. Christianity of the l9ih century; for redeeinng
Ola.hre FROM life ot Incidence and usrlrssnes-,
and making him an active, energetic uni among PM
anthropiss.
The negroes ara much reioiced at their arrival
They are singing songs dancing. and tr+tying III
every conceivable MANNER thar attainment oil IN
creased happiness. One of them. a daughter OF n
chief, and iattooed from her neck to her launches,
has, through an interpreter, negro. positively re-
ius ed tn gn back, aud says her followers will NJ: ga
either In fact. so near IA can he learned, they nr-
unanimously in favor oi coming on sore, and most
positively, and Enthusiastically REFUSE 10 90 To sea
again. 1heir music. rude Is il ID. il glettul and
hearty Public sympathy is in their Iavur aud the
determination ia RAPIDLY forming to Introduce them
TO the mysteries of the rice aud cotton field nj the
earliest practicable moment. BE sure that no Amstad
tom foo.ry will be allowed in Ihls case
Ii is wedge which cracks the dry boz ul conseTva
tism in twain 1t the real, ncusi rs-openng OF the
African rave trade whose e.az4iion must soon lol-
low. Emigration 10 Charleston rrm HE west coast
of Africa will employ tho Vessels OF your own and
other Northern cities. We will hnv- our Black Bail
swallow Tail and Dramatic lines. aud emigranls
will land nj the Mari lu-;ead OF Castle Gar:rn. For
every hundred negroes introduced, thousand spindle
shan fly III Yankee iuI.. a trade has been OPENED
more hunaaizug, at gr"nfer wealth aud impur-
lance than the nitima Mni, al California aud Frazer
river Lieus Mnili,t and Bradford have done the rgb;
thing in bringing his brig To Charleston This il me
very spot To give the uncertainties charge of the
President ct the Young M.m- Christian As-ncnti"n II
fair trial, Ind 10 ex'end helping hand Ia The unt"r
tunn- OF Congo who will receive the dressings o the
spirit ri tue age aud rrstt-r ID. sred. oi bouncnu-
harvrsr IN every Southern State Nothing since thc
New York Herald infused The -piri, al progress into
the "Charlrstun Courier" has excited So much tail;
aud much rpecy!suun I'd the arrival oi this brig.
There's divinity that shapes our cnds
Rough hew them how e will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
.Ir1 ..,D -..sr rs :,

SUDDEN Darn -Yes;"ri.v. The M, ain.
III s.. Johns Church. ~ Ri. city, VS.
brought 10 Il rins... ~ the auEpu. crmeu:
choir, 'h.' tie "rgsui,'. Mr II J.S.r'nous. p,
Ga b-In- rti-"! from he position Ia wiir
r,l!ru, II w.s discovered 'hG: The vit.l spark
rhr congregation wrr" d.-Gii's.'d. und n
III y q: ihr rrgauis; Wa taken IL i..s r. Il .-
:. had h"-n ],ck wiiii asthma Tor 5ome rirr
WA about H. yesrs q! az, and l-ayrs q vile
children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
:fLcr oil ryraAyaGAN!LI HIGH EAlL


ROAD RTE, or Fhh.Ii!
We are CAD u sec tia, n promo; r. OF useful ana
h.alhsi ,rlualy beneficial h't"'o h 'Aii't
section, % ou- states ar. now taxing TINS matter ni"
eon-id.ra,:on Especially the high and incon';-;en'
charges on .h, between, Knoxvilic. Tenn "id Riei-
nond, Va form rubicc. .. deba'" Ind the more odF
erchants and progressive utiarnns condcF IN" mai
ter the they feel the necessity for general andco
parn,ivc regulation of freight rites.
In aludins 20 this topic commented upon l." '"Ns
nrr, inthc Enquirer ,h' Petersburg 'lnic!liscnccF
says
/, is therefore, To be arcny hoped mat the warnings
aud admonitionS oi the viii uc needed oy he Las
tennessee ana Virginia Directories and inst no time WI
be lost in reducing Their ca.e-. vain VIII Inc water
.! the Mississippi and the h. snpchsc nave been uiid
1y the iron rail-in vain wi c brilliant expectations
those who have hailed thai even rs mar bih:er oi e
commercial ny randizement of Virenin-n vain Will
Memphis and Norfolk stretch out their arms to embrace
anothcr the trains from Chattanooga To CharIrs"h
will bear away the precious burhtns, ana those nom
Knoxville to Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk WIN
sho" but "a beegmly account al empty boxes III the
shape OF freight cars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
THE CAPTURED AFRICANS TO BE SEN

NEW Y"SK i. pt. -, lads Washing''
cJi.r ,rnGeni 20" ~ he :. .lte Niagara has e.;
crdc. ~ o.. iced Id. =, y &" " 'ar!ss'u.
carry hack me Aff.c.-s tskcn rom Tho slave 81.
Echo Commodore Cnauncey goes IN her as ',.'
inauuer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07

about III" quHrnniIb" grounds Ght.l heb ,!ay
when t,I-; n -it. Among them w-re 1sry
kn,v.n clg2=ns oi the Ii'hii, DJLs ., 8 .oos
i,.guir.i.
Tra sicI; that were removed from he cha ;.s
ky IN uu,nb-r. w-r- a"~d by n IN b ,b,r
nun red ward rom th- lie. u tne mo. in
-vrr NAVY were ysr lying abDur on H. srs..
woman lay W. by III sid. o. th- stone W. wiz,
.mal.lnox in IL worst s'age-; piece OF & IVA,
erected over her to keep III" sun off. s. sop.
- IT, -ntf ring very intrnS-ly, but no = isnu.
made to remove her. On the grass plat 4 ar m.
N-chrn. w.r.. rs, ma viii yellow fer. a.,
whom wss said to b. dying.
rn- w~lins os ~ Tlonpsos. the he .!th Of
'c,s burned, nat Timber oi /: remaining; = sbo.
.ne hospitals. c-p;.n: The one Al III. eriiaEc.
which wa. used principally for ship fever nd pa'
disorders, are d"-irovr.i. and INFO Ibis -. A.
r,w-d 'h- patients from n! thu hospit. Comb
Some sixty Passengers, from n" A'enm.r npirs {
.ycI- !hnird ~ 'n- afternoon previous. & .eluair
lays who ,nh d. heir .sc'.p- N the con .on NJ
~ tn. burning. rner- have been d roy.s T.
rwo br,ck ho.pii.is five sagn:i-- tie cea huu...
DR.. Thompson dtrillug. sfahi-s and gu nou...
also .!l thu DOCTORS prlvat- papers.
Dr.. Thpmp-"u's Residence presents res Nv a ~.
cIoy sight o. this one. beau,ltu. b. -. t,,
now Remains but the shattered walls AEON, -
dens are strewn books pamphlets. N 3csl a,
classics! authors aud private memUra. =. ,o...5
the siddy winds about. Dr. Thompson va. in.
tor SIX thousand dollars. The loss on ~ OH,
perry IL estimated III 100000. and no il .ursnrs
Ia. uuiy building saves. VA. the Iars sion. h.
'. used !or The leInaI- portion ct the mat. ..
,hc 81. Nicholas. TIL. building va. ed ,or .
cas-s, ,.i.d il - here y" ih- patient. arr roy b,S
together. An a''.gpt wGs made To bg.a /,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
Tue VOTE FOX GOVERNOR IN NORTH
CAROLINA

The Raleigh "Sandnrd' sES' -" g give III our
,h IN dsv thn entire va. 81; tn State for Governor
all the returns ARE ral received ct the otic. OF
,he SECRETARY q, Sint- rxcep; thusa from Burke. Che
vnu. Cherokee Davie, Franklin. MADISON, Po!k'
Rnwnn. Richmond. SnF'y and y" h'H"sA "lh W.
mink ,, r-turua from thse c"nD'is- hr- correct AZ
,y,n in the table. According IN our cHl"uhion. the
,,i,, rs 2lo
McKra, ~ ''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
DIED.
81 l.AA.l...tu

DIED
pIEp al Norwood in fo~batan county on The I'd ii:si
CAROLYN G. younses: son Of Miles C. and Nancy S'ii'
aged Elk yssrs and SIX days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07

Df.riNGHi-IIED ciTiIEs Df;D.--Wr T..
regret IhHi JOHN :. Fleming, u dl-riug sh-
snd prominent cit.Z 10 of Gnrch'hni c,ury
his I-siGt nee n that county ON Iues,!., .A-t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

The Liverpool papers Of ihe 23l nil, by tho rs
rific. contain ,ho following additional nnw'
Tn. n-ws of ih- peace in China reached III" French
cov.ru,n.ut through the embassy az 81. P~:-r-hnTGl
,sh.r. !. arrived bv the overland ron;'' rrn! da~a
at Ten Srn lane 9TH, more Than tire" we"' "''r
alan the dates in England j. IA generally believed
:, be true. but needs confirmation
Tn. steamer J liza from New fcrh. arrived ~ b'V
rrpnol on Saturday evening 49,
The American horse Babylon had won ihe rhe-f-r
faid Handicap AT York
s IRON, dinner bv the Directors Of the A''an'l,
:a,4,.rnph vii! be given II Killarney.
Ths Atlantic ami Great Western Runway ~ Don
snd P.,,,rylvana had negotiated i"nr in Engi.;'G
Of thres millions of dollars. 49,
The nolice OF Paris were exercising surveiI!anc,
over the arrivals.
Mazzini had lett London.
The price oil teas III London IL unaneci-h IVY ''i'
news OF peace 10 China. i
The Emperor aud Empraas OF France returned I.
ST. Cloud on the evening Of the Hlst trCm Their ton
in Brittany.
II il positively asserted that the Dake ut Maak"f
vii! soon marry a near relative OF the Empress t'
genie. ,,.,;,;.
The reported anna gsma'i"n OF the Credit Mohlho
with the Bank OF NJ. DE- 81 Paul Is fully coht'ndlc.'
The Empress Of Austria was saf-v delivered ct
Prince on IN. IL; ot August.
The Spanish government has announced a deere
that AL merchant vessels, whether native or iores
uay light house duties only once Tsat .gferhins'
h.r also resolved 10 strengthen considerably the IL"
tfcations at Mahon, in the Brear Isles, and !lhew'
to increase the garrison ih-r-.
-
FROM UTAH.
LrAvrNwoRrH, Aug. 81 -Dates from Utah TO t.
| 9Th have been received. The election passed on gu
| city. The late appointment by Gov. Cumming c
| pr0bse judges for Carson and Green River counties
caused som- dissa'is, action among the Mornons b.;
all was qus, nj th- departure OF The mail. ihni
soldiers had deserted and Capt. Tracy was on rlali
INSTRUMENTATION.
Get II. fm4n had beer ordered 20 Oregon with In
| {; II r-ij,-itt ct infantry. TIE road from the Drr,.
ca.e 10 i3-;ig-s str-wn with dead catiI-. Bi
y: !.i.as he r"l-. Thu rivers w"r
all low Mar Sheripan's hs;i,:y lei L-aven~".i
! yesterday IL: Ec. kidSely.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07

OHr'S HtrE>I SINGLE hACrI>t Ia
l"n' irreilnr. ~i:h .'nprpyr,n"uish.N sr,
tor inta -, s"in.;.ra, -'Hvcl aai h-.t!l.,. '..
Kind -; timber. nm! iiini ~i'!.r,.' f'.tr.ii, 90
was Patented in ls.J". MT II Connect. o.
burg. now stopping 1T ~" Amer can H.
'n"ud, owns 10 right tor n" p.'-nt -.,n:lr
ia Virginia, T'nn----.. and South Caro- .'4.
II is decidedly ih- bat. saf'-'. rhra9r' %
snip. Tachiu" I'll liz kind ~. lsy- - s--
nI-o can h. conveniently dfi.~n "a ~ '.! &
by n-"a"p or lever i""-r "i;' i"n Boz -'
iuil capacity by airasi power ~! ore io-
.ai requires Ju.y 'h. attention %; on- 3 % u
II iir-t r!vrs ur spI!i- with to grain %. ts%
.he block, The required thickness ct 3D.; %
-favr then piaars tbs top 90 the -h#Ei- ~ '.
finishes il completely. Aud II wori:a .i' p.
,.u, perfection Hs uifh The above nfn'i ="
he NJ" 81 nsk. ~ zoe -'ay.-- ~ a'i". ."s 3d.
and :. constructed .y?t--siy :pr '',a- ;"
~ bUU 10 Ten hour.
Tni- nach!nr IL iar nor" u-r'n' - = ~ ii'
South than -v-r tie Atlantic tnri- W. Dee.
b. .ern IN "y--a'i"n NJ -" ur.""r y.-. ~
Robinson IA i;il- ''.'Y, '".- -" l'-'e'',-.- b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS, X f., Sept 9TH" steamship Pncifr,
from Galway, with dates c the 9th ul,., has arrived
here.
Tn. London News says there ia more simple dignity
in the Queens message. but greht grasp OF thought
in the Pr,.id-nt'- with perhaps dash OF ambitions
-irhinimg aer effect. A'so. that il hs been better
had the President omitted the last paragraph.
The Time, believes the cable to be guarantee of
perpetual pear- between the tw" countries.
Fl il rumored that the abdicaton of tie ling ~
Prussia is absolutely necessary, hs ds"ss is
Ii is feared that til, event will hurry political
crisia.
The China peace di-pstch lacks positive conirtna
ton, but il il generally credited IN Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07

FIRsr NV Cnrro> Al pfttnsE' H".-!
press" says. IN" ii--tn-S cotton f"'-.'"l 10
wa- -,lI ia our mgr,;st "u i'!-'hty, .@i I'
capital price ot H. can't. II W. eEd"n
David Williams. 81 Ea:rcpnt- county. y
po,.---.i beauty AMI consist ncy ~ pni"
a. inpn. /; has IL" slr;i "h"T "i 'h' 'i''
prrium. which all good cHi'nn shnu'" '9I
~ GEItuf:u Ia IL ;-Aiurr r. u ). t"''''
Ism. l. our al ,hr largest cotton 'ieb'"iT
Carolina. md : Ui- o; IN ;rtne-t patrons o.
iersburg lnara-,. He has ti''' Yea? M b
| drpG scr.- 10 cotton, ami .ri" i :" ih"Nr ]"
tIrrd bate. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07

1fE FINCAtlI Ihf.''f'
putii.sn say, ;hH' ''Ie- ncp'"...' w. ~"
a ,-w day ~" in F:.cas'i-. g. M M
nui had been 3, f.s!.e:. %; s.-r-'"- ','
during much the gcrat-r rcr.'n oi VIZ
was a I-adip.. aud suJ s-sa'l. ~ h" No..
ton. and powerful aoHii'"t a. " 49, "..'s.
Consul to Belfast Ireland, uIisf '' -',,i
Administration, w!ich place he ''''' . e..
H. ws.. for many year. e" pre-. l'H- i,a,
county, snd 1t the rar 81 az y -.
dent oi the Fa!tE-rr H:hK o. nm
Known ain IL. loary yeHf-' 10 - "
fearful CHARGE which d; pr'--'.,, '. '.y b.f.
his moral character. ~ s,'.' "s''
tn-Iy end ,i. .,y. D.,
r, ,"'. to aia he pro,~ca 900 IA ~. -
- 80. who shot James MoGs"- ,,... : No..
III. Mcdowell drU..i. 'n i', ~
crlms With wuicn ne Vas ''''-T''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-07

Couvifrlp SuIcIuL.-'rh" C1'n'i..f
saw. Tim, N-nrg S,ro'n~r al No., AIM
in ,h- county Of Rappahanno'k, ON i"'-'
.b,o,,gr himself wifh gun. II rrth- -
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