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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

wAsmxGroS. Sept. 2S.--oGcial dispatches
say tha, tie aid rendered by Com. Tatnail
TO the British forces in China, in towing their
boats up the river towards Pekin. was with the
entire concurrence of Minister Ward, in return
for f,vors to the Americans the day before
The fighting was Ill over for th" rre>cnI.
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shipwreck and Incendiarisin.

Norr"Lg. sept. . The schooner Onward
is ashore near Cape ilatteri!N. She has been
abandoned and i -ons TO pieces.
Tie schr Griffin and White. with large
steam Hour anil SAW mill. Cor Elizabeth City,
was DESTROYED by fire hi, morning. The loss
i, heavy. She was fired by all ncendary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST JouSS, Sept. 21.-lhe steamship Cir
casSian. from Liverpool, with dates TO the 18th
Sept, arrived here to-day
The Great Eastern will BE- DELAYED til the
9th Oct.
Nothing IS doing a, Zurich
The King Of Sardinia ha, received deputa-
;ioas Of the National Assemble, o. MOdena and
Parma touching the annexation. He express
81 ms acquiescence AMI promised to urge the
matter before the great powers, expressing the
hope thai Europe, having recognized the right
Of nations TO toru ihc.c OWE constitutions viii
not deny il 10 Italy.
Continued military movements indicate That
the Italians are determined - rely om chem
selves.
/, is asserted tha, France has nearly loo,V0
troops in Italy.
The Spanish expedition against Morocco has
been fixed ., l.. 400 troop
LATEsr.-LiTEgrooL. Saturday afternoon,
Sept 1.-The markets are unchanged.
The sales Of cotton Tor the week amount to
IL, 600 bales. Al qualities have declined, bu;
inferior has declined ID The marke, closed
dull. Exporters took 1000 bales. The est
mated sales Of Friday, the 18th, reach 900
bales, Of which exporters took 2orD. Orleans
lar sd; midil!nc> ID; uplaud> fair I'd; md
ding t.d III. stock in port amounts 10
6lspoo bales. IIour is firm and unchanged
Wheat has advanced la2d >iucc Tuesday
Corn * firm at az advance OF td.als. per quar-.
ter Provisions are unchanged. Pork firm.
Bacon Is nominal Coffee is iir:u. Rice is dull.
LoNpoS. saturday noon, Sept. /. -GoHS"lS
gj:a9Jt.
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INSULATED CA~rix,S.-Mr. Calvin ADAMS. OF
Pittsbrr-. Pa, has recently discovered that an
important electrical change takes place. when
molten iron soldiiic> in cooling. BY insulating
the lnolds, and the man pouring in the liquid
metal, the castings from common IRON came out
~ white ~ silver ami hard as steel This is
another evidence oil the universally OF this
subtle force: and though it i not a> yet applied
Ia any practical purpose, such phenomena can
not fail eventually To produce useful effects.
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POLITICAL
KING SOLOMON.
ny OWEN MEREDITH


King Solomon stood in his crown OF goiu'
Between the pillars, before tns a,s" IT,; Urn,
In the House OF the Lord Anu '"e "'~
old, c,,,o.
G, ,ha, no lean'd on his ebony staf,
Seald with the seal OF the Pentegraph.
All Of the golden fretted WORT,
v;,Lo,,t and within 20 rich ana rare
40 ia, :, the nest o: the hu!lr si9iA'
These pillars OF ceda:s were
Wroush. up 10 the brazen chapter
OF Sidonian ar;iticers
And the King stood still as caT'eh N'''s
The carvcn cedar beams below
In his purple robe with iiiN s's''.' ''''s'
,i' ~ ' e.o tn the Oracle, where the hymn
No. ,,ndcr the wing o: the Chernh'm
The wings fold over toe Oracle,
Az; cover the heart and eyes oi God
ri. SPOUSE with po.nesranatc, lily, and bell
Il glorious in her aboGe;
For With cold OF Ophir, an,! scent Of myrrh,
And purple Of Tyre, the King clo,hd her.
Br the soul o: each sumbroaS instrument
Drawn soft thro' the raGsics misty air,
The stream OF the folk ihat came aud went,
For worship, aud praise, and PRAYER,
flowd 10 and fro. and up and down,
Aud round the King in his golden crown.
And il came 10 pass, as the King stood 'herc'
Acd look d OF! the hoasc he had built with
pride,
That the Hand OF the Lord came unaware.
And ,ouchd him; 80 that he died.
In his purple robe, with his signct ring,
And the crown whcrcwiih they had crowned
him King.
And the stream Of the folk that came and wen,
10 worship the Lord with piayc and praise,
Wen, softly ever, in wondrrmen,,
For the King stood there always;
And il was solemn and strange to behold
That dead king crown'd with crown Of gold.
For he lean on his ebony staff upright;
And over his shoulders the purple robe;
And his hair, AID his beard, we're both snow
white;
And the tear Of hm iill'i the globe;
So that none dared touch him, though he was
dead,
lie look d so royal about the head.
And the moons were changed and the years
rol'd Oh
And the new king rci.n'd III the old king
stead:
Aai men were married ami b0rie,! anon.
But the King stood, stark ana dead;
Leaning upright on his ebony staff;
Preserved by the sign d the Pe"tcaraph.
And the stream Of life, It's it went aud came,
Ever for worship ana praise and prayer,
Was awed 10y the face. aud the fear. and the
fame
OF the dead king standing the:e;
For his hair was 50 white. and his eyes 50 cD'd,
That they left him alone with his crown Of gold.
So King Solomon stood up. dead. in the House
o; the Lord. held there 10y the Pcategraph,
Until out from pillar there ran red mouse,
And gnaw' Il thro' his ebony stall.
Then. Ia, on his face, the Kin. FELL down,
md they pick q from the dust i golden crowr. :
Ny knowledge Of the RaLbin;cal legend
which suggested this poem IS one among the
inary debts owe to nay friend Robert Brown
INK. hope these lines may remind him Of
hours which his society rendered precious and
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Public Meeting in Halifax County.

On Cont day. Monday, September 2rth,
lsj9, Mr.. Daniel II. Iondon. from the City OF
Richmond, was introduced to the people Of liali-
fax county, Virginia, by Mr. Granville C. Medley.
Mr. London addressed them on the Importance
Of direct trade between the ports OF Virginia
and foreign countries, in AZ able and nSiTlc-
tive hammer: and after the conclusion ot his ad-
dress which was liStcnc,! Ia with attention anu
received with great satisfaction, 4 meeting was
organised by calling Mr. Jonathan b. Stovall
to the Chair, and appointing Mr. Il. T. Eici-
ardSDa, Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Granville {. Medley, Il
rommittc of eighteen, 10 wit: William ;.
oven. Charles W Edwards. Nathaniel /.
Watkins, Thomas ChaImcrs, William Easley,
Che-ley w. Anderson, Robert Ragland,
Vim. p. Tucker. Hilburne Overly, Jesse
Younger, T. G. T. Carr, Robert JORDAN, j.. L.
Jciirr,S. John II. Garrett, elem. VI. Adki>Snn.
Isaac Addison, Wliiam White and James
:. EaSlcy. were appointed TO obtain Sls.
natures to a petition TO the next General
Assembly Of Virginia. PRAYING the nodlli-
cation of the pilot laws and the taxes on Incr-
chants licc,iSr, IN such manner ~ viii eAcou-
ragc direct trade into the ports Of Virginia.
On motion made by Hon. Thomas ). Flour
nov, and seconded by WoodSon Hughes Esq.
the thanks Of this meeting were rendered TO Mr.
Daniel H. London, for his very able, eloquent
and instructive address
Un motion made 10y Ira White, Esq, and Sc
condcd by Stephen Tucker, E>q.. TIE proceed
ins, of the meeting were ordered To be pub
lshcl in the Richmond Enquirer, Examiner
and Wig. and the virginia Echo 81! the county
of Halifax.
On motion made ana seconded, it is ordered,
That the meeting be now adjourned, without
day. tSigncd
j. b. STOVMl., Chairman.
Il. T.. EicnAED>"N, SccY
Thrrr will be an address 10 the people II
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ARRIVAL OF The OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. Lorr<. sept. 2S.-'rhe Overland Mail OF
the 9Th instant arrived here to-day. MAJOR
.Armistcad had concluded 4 perpetual peace
with the Mohayc Indians, who had rclinqui>hcd
to the Government a large valley in the vicinity
Of Fort Molaye.
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su;c:de NJ nv limited Stat. ARMY Officer

NonroLE. Sept. 2sth.-Maior Chapman of
the Quarter Masters Department. committed
suicide outside Of Fortress Monroe last night.
His body was found this morning on the
beach with the troat cut
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Erisaiicr Gc:eraI I. $, Army, commanding.
From lie IN FGanci-co Bn7r'ln-
The Occupa:ion Of San Juan Island It's True

The OCCUPATION Of San Juan lsland-lt True
Cause.
We have ohtaincA, from reliable source, an
in,crc>,in. statement Of the facts 10 which ten
Harvey briefly aiude>. 1t seems that Mr.
t,riilin, llud>"r'S Bay Company'S employee
and .!n,:.cc of the Peace 1T san Juan. had a
lot %. Sandwich Island ho.S-aIiiinalS noted
for their predatory habits and peculiar facility
70: ce,tin. through almos; any Kind Of hedge
or tci.cc. Some of these quadrripcdS had tres
passed upon the farm o. Mr. Cutler. an Aincri
can settler, and rooted NJ his potatoes. lie
notified their owner oi the fact. aud announced
his intention of shooting any of them thai;
uion, rcpca, thc offence Mr. Griffin paid no
heel to the warning. ami the consequence was
that Nr. Cutler shot boar lie Immediately
informed Mr.. Griffin what lie had done, and
offered TO pay a fair price ior the animal: but
Griffin refused, SAYING the matter would be
otherwise settled.
The rext step WAS the arrival o! two mem
hers of the Executive Council of Vancouver on
the island. tMe>>i>. Fraser and Dallas who
called on Mr. Cutler and informed him that
he had committed hcinouS offence. for which
he was liable to transportation; but after some
talk, offered to compromise the matter for 500.
This Cutler declined Subsequently, \ man-oi:
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Nix. J"uN ktftit"tll.
SIR purciaseh OF y"n aqaahtiiy - your Nln"it'
ted iuin0 last tall, i"r my wheat crop, ani drilled la on.
my fields iVi pvuEis 10 ne acre, and ihns has,
made ~ bushels -! whoa, 10 H." used through III
0. the field No. Peruvian 'uauo At tao rat,
and The wheat t, part i hotter hau tile o'hrt
had turned In heavy crop clover. Ia another hvlj
-tubhi., drilled IN ~ pounds Of M,npu..ieJ
Guao - the acre. and ihnE the yield Of whoa 70 to-
will h.. - bushels, -a Use your Guah0 ;hs isl
Yours. most truly, W. WIN, Bots,
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S-0-k~

Rev. Nix. SrrrGEox's Par, uxc "A New
York merchant writes his opinion in reference
to it as follows
"When in London, OF c"u: t we heard Mr.
Sturgeon, and Of course were IN acrowd, say
six or seven thousand people. He well he.
serves his popularity, think. Nevertheless,
wonder at il: for nowadays the popular
taste i after intellectual instruction, learned
discussions, ora,orical displays, or theatrical
clap-trap, all of which are wanting here
Very, very si.nple-very. very earnest. y
child might understand him. And all felt he
had a friendly interest in his hearers welfare.
thought many time Of the Saviours evidence
OF his mission Is in some degree applicable to
his servants, viz: 10 the poor the gospel is
preached. And his hearers seemed principally
to be strangers like mysclL and the humble
classes lie higher orders. however, are now
mostly IN ;hc highlands u a, the seaside He
! took for hIS text, They limited the Holy One
of Israel. and showed how often We saints and
sinners, like the old Jews, showed great dis
trust Of our Heavenly Fa,hcr--a >,.hiec, have
often thought OF with shame. And when he
entreated US TO trust Hin freely. could not
restrain my feelings.
>S.se.t-
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AN ADVANCE IN TEA.

Nrw YoRk. Sept 27.--'Ihct tea market is ex'
cited hv the china news, but buyers refuse to
pay an advance Numerous parcels have been
withdrawn from sale
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Chic Agricultural Fair.

The Ohio State Agricultural Fair was held
last week, and owing to the bad weather was
pretty much Of failure, the EXPENSES being
-, 0rV more than the receipts.
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ITALY.

ITALY.
TURKS. Sept ll-OfficiAL bGsrA.eh--fio.
Renee, sept. ll.-To.day Si:nor Kic;.soii ha,
published al order of the day, thanking the
uUari, in the name Of the country and the
King Of Sardinia. Tor their bearing and disc;-
plIue. expressing, confidence i'll the future, and
hoping that the Guar, and the regular troops
would support the wishes of the country.
MopENA. Sept 1.-THE cx-Secrc;ary in the
Cabinet OF Francis V. Keeper OF the Priyy Ar
ciives, and the cX->cer.iary General IN the late
Ministry for Foreign Affairs, have acknow-
lodged o.day, before notary, tllc authenticity
of the two letters from Francis v, abusin. the
Emperor Napoleon, France, and the otlcr
V cStern powers. This declaration is in reply
- the article in the Pays.
PlHMA, Sept 1.-THE National Assembly
voted unanimously. and by ballot, the expul-
sion o., the Bourbon dynasty, and the perpetual
expulsion from the Government OF the states
Of all Princes o: that lIo..sc AZ. address OF
thanks 10 the Emperor Napoleon was unani-
,nously adopted, and the following proposals
were taken into consideration
81. The annexation OF the States to the King.
dom Of Sardlnia, Unl,r the constitutional sccp.
tire of King Victor Emmanuel
-. The Strihin. Il medal 10 be distributed
among those provinces whic: tool; part in the
war.
- The erection Of monument 10 perpett,.
ate the names Of those who i.cl 10, their corln.
Try in lSiS.'
GoLoGyE, Sept lo.--Ihe Sa'.oua! Assem-.
bly has decreed-
81. That all those who have served IN the
Romagna from the 18th of June, ill the pres
ent time. have deserved well of their country.
80 The ratification of the title and authority
OF N. Cipriani as Governor General! with re
sponslblc ministers.
-. That full honorS be conferred on NJ. CT
priaui for the preservation OF order in the IN
terror. and for the defence of the cnlntry.
II. That NJ. Cipriani cooperate with the
Assembly 10 procure a more intimate union
with the other Province; OF Central Italy.
That NJ Clp'.aun is given the faculty OF
prorogulns and rc-consoI;,ns The National As
sembly."
The Assemb:y wa, shortly afterwards pro
ro.ued.
PARMA, Sept l2-rhe Na,:ooa! Assembly
voted unanimously, and bv ballot the annexa-
ton of the provinces OF Parma TO the King.
dom Of Sardinia, under the sccp;rc Of the cio.
rious dynasty of Savoy; 4 soc,nn silence
reigued in the hall of the Assembly during the
yo;lng, but at the proclamation Of the result o;
the ballot, enthusiastic cheers FOR Victor En-
manuel burst forth from all parts. Aii rropc
ssl, made at yesterdays sitting iav" bee,
adopted unanimously.
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Far the En2uirCI'

The Africa, Slave Trade aal the constitution
MeSsrs Edtcrs--ln answer 10 your coIleS'
pondcnt, RI c. H., of Auburn: Aia,' please
do Inc the favor to publish the following report
10 the Louisiana Senate Il" w.
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JpiN KkrrLs"kit fss-Drar slr:-l promised 70 %
you Il candid ,tal-m-i ~ the result OF III. Use 81 -r
Manipulated Guau0 ny crops ~ ;t4 year Tie re'ui'
Of he wheat htrvrst Ia Eastern Virginia. you Know Va
anything hut satisfactory. think u Ia" 10 sou Lo"e'e
10 state ih.t ms crop, qu.;g COED might. pc
haI- say with truth, better than those u my neighbour
used your Guafo principally, and Ia small quanir, :.
various way satisfied HAT the Weld %: rTaH "a
quite, IS large indeed larger than from uany :cl- In ~
ne .hborhood dressed with Peruvian Guan0. lr -asct
was very for MI fertilizers. ard probably mos
Tor Peruvian tuano which forced the wheat forward sLi
caused /; 20 encounter the ric,y rust.
IIay -y however, thai avn satisfied Nth your 'iuaiJ
and hail send you large order In IL few ay. Having
visited your works and witnessed the manipulating pro
r, and you full and candid explanations OF TIE
whole business am satisfied. not only 81 the thoroGgnrs'
but OF the entire fairness OF the operation. tUj-r 's 49,
preston take pleasure IN recommending your cEirrpH
10 The patronage q! my brother farmers
Yours truly, NLiur1HuY NLNtuS
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MILLIAM q. MILLER.

LATE WIN ALEX. s,REETT,
GENERAL COMMISS MERCHANT
NOR IL. sale 81 Tobacco, Wheat, g.. ohic- 1871
i sf.rt. Opposii. Tobacco Exchange.
~ rict attention paid TO h..in; oTi-I-
Ans li--c3m
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rr.r \ destructive lire occurred near
WIKI. -. IN .rhe county, Oh the ~. !!>.. Tie
dwelling. ,.noI,-ou>e and otter out-bu.Iiirg,. The
proper, %. Ja.. W Walker, aud :et..,,:cd 10y sam!
ilc!rb.wcr were c::..c!y destroyed. causing JOS
.. about $4,000 /" the proprietor ami about 5000 !"
Mr. If. Tic Ire VA. Tic ivsI.t Il .."c.dc!t
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TnE CASE or McALriNE. THE SwINplrE.-
New York, OH Mouday last Judge Russell sen.
fenced John McAlpine to the State Prison for
''ve years for swlndling Cora L. Woodbine, the
GoveTnes>, out of u gold ring and money
lhe prisoner declared that he had no intention
TO rob the girl.
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TWO ERoNAUTs MISSING

WArrwrowx, " Y, Sept %. Nothing is
vet known Of Professor La Mountain or Mr..
lIaloch. who male balloon ascension here
on the a2d inst. Much alarm is felt for their
safety. Their course. when last seen. was at
northeast
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SomA.-ThcSe birds have become so abun-
dan; Of Int. in ia. marshes that those wh" han;
,cu ind TO difficulty in securing several h"nlrclin
,,. I,u,. l,um,i.-c numbers ar" shot uN ia.
li.l,,. AID thousand, i before TIE w,!!'!irec;c'. bio"
". the paddle ~ night
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

New OKLEA>s, sept. 2'.-Tamp;co dates 10
l4th September state that General CARA was
preparing TO leave with achievements for the
interior The Liberal army numbers $4,000.
General VIII had defeated the Liberals near
Leon General Miramon was shortly expected
before san LUIS Potosi.
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iBok.k BARgspALY, L. n. B,ks -o,i,
Late Of Charlotte. al I.irtu
&. II. Bang-pALE, lat. Of ThrmyBi-.
HARkSDALE g. BROTHERS,,



OFFICy sIAE sBoCsCE W,gsHourr.
T LIBERAL ADVANCE: made on CpnsgHpehts la Lihi
Jan ct.
HICIInONO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TIME undersigned having procured III" service, %
L H. Crockett, for -" rurpo.- - selling Live S'or
in the Richmond maIlct, will. with Luther : lfIH- ;.
In n. market on 1T day ~ september prr,rf
70 .ye cir undivided attention all bushes, eutt,,ei
to ,heu and Feel confident. from their long experience, 8
he able to give entire -tiis;i''Ipn
We vii! make liberal lhytn ;cGsf. on con-. naen''
joins CEOi>t,
,lr gu-c,r L. : IHSlSF
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Ny knowledge Of the RaLbin;cal legend
which suggested this poem IS one among the
inar.y debts owe to nay friend Robert Brown
ing. hope these lines may remind him Of
hours which his society rendered precious and
delightful to me. and which are anon. the
most pleasant memories ot my lie.
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There will be an address 10 the people at
Chester Chesterfield county, on Friday; At
Ashland, Hanover, saturday, and Charlo,,cS-
Vile, Monday 50 lar, unparalleled success
has attended these interesting meeting, with
t,t, t.n,,lc
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Inn. With = decree of confidence which

Gn...-With n degree OF coN;Idence Winch
o..!y .af,!..c. proof. 81 q .lirani honorable man
ncr Of con,;ue, ~ bu>inc-, can give We commend 90
..,.: readers the advertisement; q; D;.nc EGlison,
Gil; Book Publisher. which may be i5.!ni "i rc:,r-
,c, - another cuu!!u. Hi catalogue comprises the
choices: publications cNt@i.;, hc lis MANNER OF d :
,rnu;i,s ,lcni IN connection with valuable :.its, i
c:.rc! >arcrior. HI book, ar" furnished =; ihD
low,-' ci,n price, and H. .i't- A@k CHI. HIS
ivw,lry r., no; bogus. The silver '!ocs 10; my>;e-
rou-k resolve i,.. into lead. the gold into hr'~.
ANY ne IN >c;.rc,. %; so",! book aad fich present
nj led, will ,lo vel t, al! -c;.d :" ~. -, >ih
Third street. Philadelphia.
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Tmr LATE SHOOTING A:tEAY.-ir>tcrday
au ;a.,n,c crowd %; the caFioa, attended ri he
Ma,".', cour; with view OF lyarnin. further l"1e-
u!a., OF tie shooting OF Mr. Vim. Gr.ves the livery
stable keeper.
Tho accused Mr. .lolu l.. Ta!ln va, brought ~
from the jail it, carriage. The wi;meS-e. were call
rd. p4: oNiag TO the condition u Mr.. Graves, the
Mayor POSTPONED tie examination OF the matter III!
Sa,iir!y The Doctor, in atci.!.ttc.. the wound.
c, man are Mr--r>. Conway and rcaeIv. They con
cured in the opinion tina, the wound w""I! prove -
tai Is symptoms had set III 20 ,ho" tia; dealt! :"si
,.k,. pi.c. either To- lay or tomorrow.
TIL. prisoner. j. L. Tmy ior OF the tobacco firm Of
A. Ty.or * a.. MAS reiIandcd tu Jail. llci- single
vnu, man 81 small stature ani Oh ia" night Of ns,
nrrc> sc i>,ook him for hi, brother. whom. IN ap-
p,.r...r,., he closely resemble.
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w u. BJ"h
wlsIlsrn. July q. ~.


JpHN kIrTLEstI III, 80
D,dr Sir The eject of the Manipulated i,Usno "
(procured from yonl Tobacco Ia, been mat'e.ra'
that consider my uiy % voluntarily furnish you MI!
hi. statement
bought, last .princ. oily -: tons % Il. 10 apply -
t- knos In otherwise rich Geli-capab!- in good
Of producing - bushels Of wheat or, subbc, 80"
iis OF per There werc however iew spu
poor tina, Eel: convinced they wOuI pay e.. ~
labor o.! cultivation without being eurithed. therefor.
applied them ahoG, :. lbs % your miN- nUano, o.
tie acre, brondcs, and plow.i IN hc:or~ laying 80 ~
plants in these spots -rod remarkably ell. and -"-u" %
oil almost Immediately after L.iny and has",n
naed w This sine iF Gtdd 81 all other poril'L- Of
the crop marked J. thrg superiority iha .t eye 70
the extent 81 the Application ~ III" ic:'l2
au /. wOu! b- we'll wo:'h your willie 30 down tii
for ycur-elf am satisfied thar should have prof@
hy similar application th" -ItiFe field especially
former experience, have right 10 anticipate flo'
b"nencal result, from H. the succeeding rop' u
wheat aud clover,
Respectfully, your obedisn, servant.
Ltpl.p " uL.ht-
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=
JOINS ktiTLLwEll. E-Q-pear Sr received yOug u'i-
sometime since. asking word from ~ IN re'cI"nc" g.
yo4r Manipulated nuAno. have 20 'dy That have u'1
IL upon wheat oats, and Obacco somewhat eNtesyc!'
and In all cases satisfied wl.l the result and shall r''
IL long obtain the same good result hn'" ia'
experimental with Il. compared with Other uGanp TIA,
have used but better please. with the result 81 your
than ally other that have used Ny wheat and oats, "l"fr
WAS applied. pcned beautifully. The last sowing t"h
your uauo, harvested before the early without Ggaao
the straw light and liz, grain iul TIE Tobacco abe 81 .
that alongside uI,on better land
Er,p.rifuy your., wv. u. BJNIh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-30

One of Sir William Armstrong; guns. made
at Elswick, was tried on the Srd instant 1t
sent bali 5000 yards, or upwards of five miles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-30

FATAL AcclpENr-Last week, Mr.. Joseph
Turner vs. cau., in the "a,cr wice! Al Logan Cot
ton Fa,:ory il. Isle Of " ia, county. AMI crushed 10
death
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-30

FAlM SoLr.-ihc farm o: jas D. SIMMONS
IN Eelhc.cy county, VA, ,o!d = E"bi H. Robinson,
Esq. for tie ,l OF :ill 10 Ter acre. IL w:> " par;
-. t.e Rec, farm. :gi cpa;.sir. ~ "rie> "' Iii"c
stone laui.