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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

Gg A. c. SMITH & Go. have been appointed agents for the sale of DR. JACOBS BETrERS. They have been much liked wherever used-over 1000 bottles having been sold in New Haven alone during the last year. They are put up in pint bot ties for 25 cents. S. A. Spencer, young Druggist in New Haven, is the sole proprietor-he having purchased the receipt with the right to manufacture from distinguished New Englandcr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

The Derby Journal says that young lady, resi- ding with Mir. J. A. Bestty of that village so badly frightened by some scoundrels, who climed up to her window and shouted at her as she WIS prepri,g to sleep. that her tongue has swollen remarkably and she lies in precarious situation.
 Solon Robinson, Agricultural Editor of the Trb- une, and author of 6 Hot Cern" is to deliver u address at the State Agricultural Fair next month. COMPLIMENTARY REroRr.-"I knew MT. Lincoln in early life; he commencel his life as a grocer''
 Senator Douglas. ..The only difference between Judge Douglas and myself on the grocery question is, that while have stood on one side of the counter, he has been equally attentive on the other Lincoln
 Ex-President Pierce and his lady were at last ac- counts in Switzerland. Mrs. Pierce's health has much improved Ex-Governor Thomas H. Sey- mour who has just vacated his official position as Minister to Russia is soon to join them and travel for several weeks in Europe.
 Considerable feeling has grown out of the Roget ta in Springfield, last week, between Springfield and Hartford The Hartford papers blame the Springfield Judges &c. as being unfair and dishon- orable, and the Springfield papers say that the Hartford boat clubs forgot to act like gentlemen
 GARDENING FOR LADIES. Make up your beds early in the morning sop buttons on your husband's shirts; do not rake up any grievances protect the young and tender 6ranehes of your family; plant a smile of good temper in your face, and carefully root out all angry feelings and expect good crop happiness.
 1 g-During August. 1.007 bounty land-warrants issued, to satisfy which, l5O000 acres are ne 1 cessary
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

!" HEREAS MY WIFE LYDIA ANN MUM w SON has absented herself from nay bed and board since the 2lst of last June without just cause or 2royocation, this is to forbid all persons harbor- ing or trusting her on my account as shall pay no debts of her contracting after this date,
 Sept. I. 1858. given under my hand at Plymouth, Litehfeld County
 20 3to HOSEA MUNSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

DURSUANT, To an order from the Court of Probate ' for the Disrirt of New Mi|t rd will be sod at Public Aucti,n, the highest bidder the 26'h day of September 1858 o'clock in the aiternopn Gnu less previously disposed of priva sale), all of the Real Estate of BENJAMIN A. BIGELOW, of said New Milford, Tn said District. assigning insolvcnt debtor Sale take place on the premises. near David Norlhrop's dweI ing,ouse in said New Milford, Terms made knnwn at the time ol sale.
 Dated New Milford this 2lth day of August, 1S59. l9 VIM. II. BlGELOW As ignee and Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

Ala Conn of Probate holden nf New Milford mi'hin
 and the district of NrD MLford August 24ih 1858.
 Present SAMUEL D. ORToN, Judge. FIN the Estate of DAVID ORSBORNE, late of the \ Town of New Milford. in said District, deceased The Admnstrator on said Estate represents the Es- sioners thereon. F.
 Wherefore IT IS ORDERED That Commissions 10 receive, examine aud decide upon rle cla,ms of the creditors of said Estate be appinied the Probate Offire in New Milford on the 9th day of September, 1858 eIght o'clock in the forenoon.
 And said Administrator is directed cite all persons interested there appear tf they cansa before said Court sad time and place, to be heard relative said appointment, by posting copy Of the order on the pubic sign pnst in said New Milford nearest 10 the place where the deceased last dwelt in said own and by publishing the in the I.tchf Id Enquirer. weekly newspaper priated in LitcIfeli, in Lnchftd County, and having a circulation said Probate Dis trIr and due return make to ihs Conrf.
 l9 SAMUEL D. ORTON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

N ADlES' CLOTH RAGLANs, at
 VIM. H. BRAMAN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
N E W E A L | G o Q D $ Now opening
 AT ...s W M. H. BRA M A N'S.

A extensive assortment, consisting of the most "A fashionable goods for the Fall trade, to which we solicit attention.
 Litchteid, Sept. :, 1658.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

A LExANDRE'S KID GLOVES, at A VIM H. BRAMAN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

MESS TRIMMINGS, VELVET RIBBONS A DIX ffinges, Belt Ribbons. &c., new assortment just opened at VIM. Ii. BRAMAN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

hOMESTlC GOODS.-Bleached and Unbleached Cottans, Ticks, Stripes Deninls, Crashes Cotton Flannel. Wool Flannel Prints, Deaines, &c. &c. al
 VIM. II. BRAiMAN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

ADiEs' DRESS GOODS. comprising choice SC Fall trade, now open at VIM. H. BRAMANS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

MF FAGARONi--T pioea-- Corn siarch--Irish Moss 4tA -farna--at A. c. Smut, & CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

MALL MILLINERY opening this week at II MISSES FARNSWORTH'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

1:ri' - he C.s!:'.'. TIE Nn-=G.rler AMI rH I''''
;'...- -. .aG ,'.'- % .u.tp- ar o.. "'' AZ
. .... g.. So .'4.;. .,.s 20 -cnut.- 81 -'''''
'.'H 49, ea - * -. .'.' 30 Sn!gr- %. Al 80
i,-lt:I-
y Plot. having inr II ohisc. the massacre Chris
'IGrs, had be"n discovered ~ Smyrna. The Cover =
o- ha! maic Ii rr.zIr- D! arms, AMI cent h, guilty
parties L, Con-ttmtin,pe.
Ii Va. reported that on the 18th oi Iuy, band at
Muncur.r.r-. uU0 strong. s-saled KOIascn, killing
nsary O0D Of lis nhabi'Gnts, WHO, conf linz in III.
a.rnl-;lcr. were uunrintG.
Tho M1ntruegrHs burnt many houses, AMI car
: ,-d away woi-m and chIIr"n into captivity.
INDIA AND CIlINA-fhu Negotiations with the
rew Chinese Commas We're proceeding NJ lIen'Zr,
aud an Interview 10 take place on the 9Th OF June
which would decide whsher the Chinese Government
would v.Id to the demands OF England and France,
or force them TO continue the war.
The London Posts Paris correspondent writes thst
official d-spalc hes had reached Paris. from which il
i concluded that the Chinese Government desires
peace. When the despatchrs lett II was expected
ha; terms Of peace would bs Offered accompanied
with permission Ia establish embassies At fekii, rc-
presenting England and France.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

Far tie Week sHding dAylsf -, ISIS
REPORTED q. W. PURCELL Go, Srocx BROKERS
Virginia per cent 81 to sales the Treasury
Do. DO shorter dates, sales Sg31l?It, ami interest
Bonds guaranteed br the STATE last sales 1911 and Interest
Richmond City Bonds last sales 4Jt'! and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par so last sales S:l.
Farhers Bank Stock last sales 4lnl y.
Exchange Bank Stock. last sales {lG}.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales f
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales fi!T.
Richmond Fire Association stock par i20 sales g..
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales III.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 500.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last saIes
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Stock last sales 49,
Jane River ana kanawha Stock, last sales 81
Richmond and Dauvir Railroad guaranteed bonds lat
sales Sg2.
James River and kanawha guaranteed bonds, par yaua
500, last sales 1917. and interest
Virginia and tennessee Railroad Bonds ~ and nirr-,
yirg MIA Central Railroad Bonds i,34 and interest
Orange and Alexandria Railroad B1nj 80 AMI interest
Lynchburg Gas Company So
Orange and A.NaDdria per Bends s1 ini interest
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bonds 81 and interest
Norfolk CITY Az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
THE FoRTIEIcArIoN OF ANTWERP

The rOktle1CAIlON OF ANTWERP.
The great interest displayed throughout Belgium,
In the proposed scheme for a grand system Of
forti6cston. intended 10 render Antwerp tbs CITY
OF refuge in time of need for Belgium independence
has sw akened to aconsd-rabe extent, the interest of
the press of the neighboring States. The following
article, which We translate from the journal de,
Debs's" of Paris, presents very iust r, lsctons
GU the subject
The Belgian Chamber of Representatives has
already devoted six days to the discussion of the bill
relative to the Notifications of Antwerp, withou.
approaching definite conclusion. As might have
o-en expected, after the report of the section
oenras. the ministerial PROJECT has raised throughout
the Chamber a very serious opposi,inn 1t ia to be
remarked hat IT is among the "ett" tina; 10 say
IN the party which habually slsains the ministerial
policy that this prciet has encountered the most
opponents Ii is true that this opposition does no,
seem TO be founded on any political difference
Most OF The orators who have spoken against
the o' nave efitic'sed only in strategetic point
OF view. lhey accord generally with the idea of
the csoihet' ~noh Is 10 assure ihs government and
the natiopai representation Of INT country place Of
refuge, in the extreme dangers in which Belgium may
be involved by future events. The difference he
tween the ministry and the opposition concerns only
the plan Of projected Notifications especially as
20 the proportion to which it is proper to es.
tend the line of fortifcation which now sur
round, the 'cvn of Antwerp. The government, o.
nnaucial grounds, of which it is perhaps the best
judge. proposes TO restrict at preeent the enlargement
OF the lines to the north Of the place; the opposition
in accord with the demand and wishes expressed l.,
the town OF Antwerp itself, pronounces in favor {"
the immediate and integral enlargement of the en,r.
Zine of iorti6cstions.
'But while the Chamber of Representative discuss
es and crticsss the project of lbe ministry in s,ra-
tesetc port of view, elsewhere it is discussed and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

III "'hhIh'' MaEhEIS, ACC -.
TosACco-A review vi the week shows hn active
hu nes. done mostly in tine qualities for which prices
well maintained. We tho arriv al of small lot.
at pFimngs. Prices sre without any material CHANG.
Extra line leaf 800 SjO hne ra so S35. good leaf
8 10 SO; common iesi, sd g.. shipping tobacco,
sl0 S3.
WHEAT Prices irregular during the week past
with decline from the CHEST point nj tllIy 10 cent.
per bu-hc The closing 81 80 for prime white
and = 10 10 81 25 t,r lower grades
FLoUR-Sup"rrnc. :, Ia extra, So.
CoRH-6,And 20 cents
The ynchbur, stock market ia quoted MS olloas Viz
pint SKIES. ~; Tennessee SKIES. ~; Lynchburg Cry
ouda ast sales -: virginia and Tcnnes-ee Railroad
guaranteed stock -; Virgins and T"nne.sce Railroad
guaranteed stock 80 Vlrgnanud Tennessee Railroad
bond, lst Mortgage - and interest," Merchants Bank
stock par 500 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

WHrAr-write 81 30 81 20. go : ?nAi?s
:AvA; >roFFs-J ,r. receipt, J. q, .u ,farz., -.
orr '''f -'i'' r"'''; on afrT" ri ;. ga : L..
r.r,i,'s would !eyrcs, rn-
srAyE5-.; q Had >,,vr. in irHtui. ori.sr 0.u3.
We qup'. Z . HID 81 So CIl., go; " . in.
Culls Sit: " . He-Iiug $40 'us sl.; Pm. !,
Cul'e -. " o Btl So. 'u'ls :
OArs-Sa - by car4o NJ 81 y 2-c.
Characterization per ton So ~. sombrrrn s.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

FREDERICKSBURG MARkET. AuGu,r ..
FLoUK--Supcihn- SGnG ~. extra new s.n? ~ >,
family s. JD7g
WHEAr-keI common - good llHl ~ good I, =,
y prime. - -. y utr common t. good sal 30 pn !,
strictly prun" : :.u.j 81.
I'oAN l..nt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

SorroN.-Th. market rules very dull under the Ar,
Saxons advccs, but holders firm ami g-ner.lv :,
II: and ii - cents for MIdilng The rec-ipis a: :.
week have been 300 bales agains. laj during the -
period Of last year Stock hand - 600 bali, Frsi -
sit.: aud from To- 9-l6ths kxchspr' q
London steady nj :! for fresh bills
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
ID ED

DIED, "A; Newport L. at the residence oi his tsher
Mouiay. the I'D inst LEWIS. the eldest OF Henry
Ludlain, bIrm ia Richmond, October II, l-43.
III D. IN it> city Ou Thursday morning, Angu-; = Ill.,
Mis- MARTHA n. MCtilll. IN" 10Th Year 81 hen age
Her friends aclunintanres invited 10 at'Hud her
idncra! irom sycamore Church, Saturday not n IL
u rio, k. A. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

COrToS.SH.es tor n,' last three days have been II ~
Receipts nj TIN. port tor the past week 80 BALE.
!3l during HE sam" week lhs year Holders are y -
la "~' j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

Flour AND GRiIS-SRlr- oi 800 bbl- :,i,- NJ - o.,
sn!. OF wi!-nt -5n gjc 800 bushels Of corn 81, -,
200 bushels ~ oats rt 55c.
CHErsE--Srlo, OF ~ boo N,- ~ t. q -
ToPACCo-Srlr- ~ Var. house, - if,i, , p. =, r.,
l3--l.ts - 5.iioJsig Ia; t. 70 5h, ~, o-'
nj @, NJ Pich"t-, i!-2 ut ~ u 49, = ~ q Is q,
los5 u, Bar : 80 a. g. s, Nm.A street. 3-lmIos
% aud M = -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
cuIcIGn N.REFr A.. ~,

Flour Is qurt. Wheat dull and lUc lower. C,,
quiet ri h-.ts. Oats steady Shipments 10 BuA,io a.
bhls aour; whcu'. -. OCO bulshc, corn Re-,
2?O0 hbl. Of iiuur; 10000 bushels wheat, and ~, ~
bushels OF corn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP

PEEF-Wc quote s. 50 10 : so nett for Beet. Buyers
refuse above the latter price The demand IL light
LAMBS selling at So 10 81 per head Tor iar to
ira
UOGS-s7 30 net
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

PETERSBURG MARkET, AC0 -.
WHEAT The market ia very firm to day comma
% fair al Sal % and 80 for prime era Lea Of Whit.
and ; 81 or DO Red. Extra choice lots would bring
Lille more
CorroS-Quie and unchanged vi h limited trans No..
on-. Prime grades lie; lair to good IL II I2 and
medium 0t
FLoua-Is in aciive demahd at fall prices We quo.e
Suprrinr, IN So Ezra, 81; and Family 80 in II ETH,
whv Large tots could De bought lower.
TOBACCO The murkrt this morning n"'ivc.
and TOR kinds, Gay medium to fair working Leaf
prices much better.
CoRS -Recripts very lleh', and holder. are firm We
quote prime white ut s5c. Prices generally 7eae5 cts
Provisions bacon has advanced. We quote prime
Cincinnati, cured shoulders Mt To 10 Sides ~ IL
lie, with upward tendency Pork is very firm Bvst
brand, mess $40 II l2 Lard active ut ~ TO
Is ar TOR North rnrona and Virginia, IN kegs West
bhls ~ lie. Virginia Hog Round il roud supply
ut /. 10 - &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

DANVILLE MARKET AUGUST o.
ToEACco-Lugs bring from % TO s.; common Leaf
Soai: good Leaf Saa9. tine sl5a2j.
WuEAT-White 81 l5al 70, red s. loal H.
FLorR-S5 5Qa7.
The Bank oi Dsnville commenced operations on the
23i general qualification OF the cit.zens The new
present handsome an appearance ss any in lac
STATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
NORFOLK MARKETS.. Ar. IS.

NORFOLK MARKETS, Az. IS.
BAcoy-Small sized well cured Hosround l2;-Smaii
Hams 13 a Il cents-Large size Bacon very unieuea.
CoRs-ln good demand, 4, the advance; GALES Mixed
81; white 81 yellow 90 81 cents
CorroS-Market nearly bare. There is a fair demand
from manufacturers OF good quality. Interior lots dull -
prime.
MrAL-Boted 9Oc 81.
FLouR-Scarce and in good demand sales superHne
81 -; Extra 81 a : %; Family q IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
ItAN,:E OF rnEKM0MErEls.

A. T. IT, Ra"io2ts BIosstor, d,d Bspiry, III. Naja
AUGUST ~ la DJOrs. Out DoDrs.
Seven u riecs, 90 II
Twelve O'Clock 10 -
Five o'clock, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

70 4 WHNDERFlL EtHfp'
Mr. B. D. W.opz late Ju.tce u Ia. r-H'e h''' 80
n:!sglani Pa, says
Il have been sc.ic,ed with disease OF me s'Dn
palpn,ion 0. ,ne anc nervous aeadSeH' 'g'
nte,u years and have .peai some hundreds OF u'a,
ID y, rL.e, cure but 10 no puTpos" amer nsSS 80;
usei three boes q. your Holland "i'"i- ..,J q,
entirely RESTORED can sat End sierp VEL "' m
10 nv ousiues- With pleasure, AMI "ouII yer,
mend II 70 all those .rho s.m.ari tt''c'ed'
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
CHARLESTON MARKET. Arc. o.


COrToS --aes oi three lays Loo L,lr, AZ AN ,ly ,
Of - ic. The lower qualities have improved tpn,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
RICHMOND MONEY MARKEr -rxcII,NnE

puMF-fIc-Northrrn. ou New York and Philadelphia la.
rulnc down 10 :. premium. in! doll
The Banks here threw al the Stock Bank ana Valley
Bank Therefore, all these notes a Discount,
generally ot !. Z cent.
fRElGlTS
FnRErGN-A ship laden for London al 3l- ana nearly
filled with tobacco, since our last.
DowESrcThe following present rates as coautwise
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
CouxreY TALG--A eorresponien, from Danvi!Ie.

FIRE Is NoRroLK.-rhe Norfolk and Portsmouth
Herald states That On Monday night tire discov
4 I'd IN the warehouse of Mes-r.. Robbin- & Bsttey.
ship chandler. and shipping m-rchHnfs near the Gus
tom House, on Wafer street. The flames had entire
possession OF III. whole Interior aud nothing Was
sav-d-stuck OF gonds nbuvp and below, books, pa
pera, everything wsa destroyed. M-'srs. Robbins u
Bailey e-jnni- their stock At SD UDn upon which
thry have an insurance al IS OUD- - mo in III" Am-
rican and 5000 IN The PCuuX 'Ih- house belonged
To- Mr :. W. rhfit upon winch - OuD lie incurred in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27
MARINE news.

OKr OF RICHMOND. Accrrr 20. l'i',
urcr w.rrn rvs DAY At O'CLOCK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

SALE OF LASD john Mc(ire has recently sold
his farm OF IN acres, on Sand Fork, III Lewis cOun.
~, Va. Tor S25 0OO. The purchasers are from the
North aud came under the auspices OF the New York
Homestead company con-d-rable party of rrni.
grants passed through Weston Tor Brax'on county,
Va from The STATE OF Connecticut, during last week.
Forest Hill, the r-sd-n,r "i thu late d 80. Hanll
ton. in SpcsylvanIn county, Va. sold ~ auction
to llis. Jane lI1miou, Tor )! 800.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

INQUEST At WhRRrnroS SPRINGS An inquest
held Tuesday last, on the body Of young Car
YER, who stabbed by james Green.
The Jury failed tn agre" upon n vcrdc,si1 III
them being IN iav"r OF rIcu-nbl- homirii.. aud X
for s.nilug Green On iu Court, wt-rrupon III. Jas
Icr dsrhnrgcd Alr. Grern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

The Democratic Executive Committee OF the 18Th
Congressional District o Nlrglna, hnv" been snm
mou-d Ia Meet al Parkersburg the 10Th inst. tor
the purpos. of determining bs time and place Of
holding the next Convention To dominate DcmOcra
tic candidate for the District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27


houses. a. is dnns at the present time.
On on. occasion. soma enerprising printers pub.
lshed Dickens Household WorGs complete; no
sou.r had they announced il for sale than the auto.
Gratis uf Cliff street, at Franklin Square threw all
their force edition Of the same work, which,
they in iucrediabIe short space of time threw
upon the market ~ halt price, aud caused tbs print
III Ia lose heavily their undertaking. Under the
action Of international copy right law, would
not witness this shaSk-i' practice.
We learn from n recent English publication that
the present laws respecting the duration OF opy right
in IN. various European nations are NJ follows In
Great Britain The c"py GIT ass forty two years do
Foiut-y, for the authors life and years after
his death. In Greece and Sardinia 1t lasts only
fifteen years from the date of publication. In the
Roman Sts.ea il eS;enda 10 Twelve years after the
thors death. In Russia il lasts Tor twenty i've years
after the authors dea,hi and for ten years more if
edition has been published in the last ve years
OF the fr-, tern. In Belgium and Sweden il lasts
| twenty yesrs alter the authors death, with provl
sion, in Sweden. that, should the represer-
tativs Of the author neglect 10 continue the
publication, the copy right ta- 10 the State. In
France ii lasts for the benefit ui children widow,
lthat il, to the widow If she be- Whist is called in
France, communate de- b,eus. peculiar arrange
m-nt in French marriage settlements, which estab-
fishes between husband md wife perfect community
in each Others property thirty Yeas ait-rhe author
death, but to other representatives only ten years
In Spain il la5ls fifty years, reckoning from The
thurs death. la Austria. Bavaria. Portugal Prussia,
SH1ony the Kingdom oi The Two Slclles, w urten
burg, aud the Sta,es of th- G-rmsnic Confederation.
il lasts thirty years from the authors DEATH tn all his
heirs and assigns wlthou. distinction; and in Den
mark till so recently 1853, it lasted an iDdefol,e
So. '-ovided the work was kept in print; now.
however, il 10 restricted 10 period of thirty years
after the authors death, With provision that re pub
ication by others is permitted when FIVE years have
elapsed in which work bas beeu out OF priut In
the United States copyright lasts f>r twenty eight
yesrs, and extension of fourteen years is granted
widow
and grandchildren. With regard to lec'ures, sermons
&C. The law Of France appears TO be that professors
and preachers have the sole right Of re producing
their lectures and sermons in print; bu. that sdvo
Gates and political SPEAKERS, while they alone have
the right to publish their speeches in Il collec i've or
| separate form. cannot prevent their b-ing published
in the journals OF the time as news. o.edge of
these acts will prove OF great assistance to all who
nay have to discuss consider the subjects Of inter.
national copyright. The general inference TO DO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

HARD TIMES The Danviia "Fran-cript" sayS:--
Our town and vicinity nr- s,i,l suffering greatly
from the continuance of The Drought. On very side
We hear complaints ot bDig-d crops, and dismal
foreboi,ng. ui this DISASTROUS result. M amount al
rain could now make The crop b.li AN average one -
The du-t IN j. about four inches thick and
~ tn weather been nauy degrees cooler tor the
last dsya, ihr PROSPECT "r ram is rendered sill
NOR gloomy. let trad. III our town IL active, and
tobacco brings hne prices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-27

ARRIVED.
Schr George Henry. Smith, wheat
Schr Perseverance. uh.nl.
SAILED,
Barque Ssir Mag"c Rog-:s, Rio, ionr
MOVEMFNTS or OCEAN sTEAhEh''