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sTIRGiSIA-IH CuANCEGY.--in Hanover, Circuit
Court, september 2Jtii, i>jo:
The COMMONWEALTH o: virginia

Against
Defendant.
W. Dabuey who prostcutcs thc pleas OF the Common
yc. IN tn. said Court this day exhibited IN said Count on
b,nIf OF the Cylnmonw-al of Virginia, Ln Chancery,
alleging among other things ta certain James Ade,
native o! Scotland in the Kingdom OF Hrea; Hain hdd
,rar,.L this lr within the said county, in'eSa'c ani
without mex; Kin, POSSESSED o persomai effects 10 the
annuu: or five or six thousand dollars that The same was
dre..c;, aad belonged TO the sG!d oomtioh"eu' i
gic, ,,J ,.gu, Tor decree uf she And, on lis
motion Il is ordered that VI" next OF kin, any % ne
said Jane. Ar ,ni all o;h'rS claiming "r interested IA
hi. es;d;r m appear here h" si day Of ie next term,
and themselves defendants 20 said b!, and tha
copy of ri. puli,hcd FOR three months respec'
lively IL; The :ic,aond Enquirer, newspaper prinsd IN
!r city Of Eichmon and nt': Constitution, nc"saSsr
published in ,'e cy =: V t..ius'0r
4 C1py-C,.c.
Uc. au-Sa GEu. L. CHRISTIAN u. {.
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vALUAmLE l.iai. AND kANM .Vss

INTENDING 10 move Sou,h offer FOR sale the valuable
MILL AND FAM hlng Ia h. county VI Caroline, al.
joining the farms "f John Washington H. X. White. aud
otLyrs CONTAINING -; aCi.ES Gir ed in tIree fields
and very productive ia Corn Nh-a: aud Tob- plenty
of Timber support. The situation il one among As
h.uGsy ia HE county, ihe Dwelling large inl cOn'e.
ricni Tubtycuhpu,.s enough ~ ~ Thousand
w,i., 81 ToDacco servants houses in good order THIS
farm lies Immediately the Richmond and fredecfsburs
railroad u.e frouI Quincy. Depot: u milcI frem Fred
ricasburg and ~ from Richm"u!. The Mill 10 among
the most valuable in the county, payin: Per cent. Oh
$1,000 The S'oTe-ou,ei> considered good stand iOr
County Store,
THIS Property will be sold on the ETH DAY OF NovKii
BER next. publicly, wthou: rrsarlio weather
My Post UGc- : Iu!neys Depot, Caroline County Va.
Nt,'A
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NOTICE.

OrFIcr or RrnG">D IUEg RIVER RS;L HoAnC Co.
{iclnlomd ucioucr -. lsIa.
TEtii. Annual meeting of the Stockholders OF i!c Ken
4 irn.,I aud York River Kali Road COMPANY, vii he
held at :hs Office Wednesday the 9TH day Of Noveuhcr
next. " w NoEipN. secretary
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sat 40 S'S
N II E 90 80 s :

: The SEASON foH PLANTING l. NOM hP-
n rEpACuiSG, tc subscribers ~OGl INFORM ii"!r ,a.,
irirnds and the pu!c, that their STOCK Of lEt ssaS
THEES on hand with rcsrrc: "a quantity, Szr AMI =
quality superior 30 any;"y have ever before been able
TO Offer
orr NURSERY established in lS2i, ay li', senior
mariner and with r-pulay increasing dcinana has been
cnrtnnrd 70 the present The satisfaction gvch to
our numerous cu.ivIner- in Virginia well the neigh
boring States speaks for Itself.
Wr have i,. heard report from some q; our friends IN
the ADJACENT counties that mrn Who r"Prrrni- himself
"a h. an acen, or paer OF Nj L. Terror in the Nursery
business. has been stating that they HAD bought n OUT ana
~, hs re,;reJ from the business. We lse :lS
,i,n 10 say that such statement false, and Ncr' any
foundation Shaie,cr
So orders addressed cs ~ Richmond, or ian q: {.
Sr,,p 4 90 s. Wm Palmer, Son & Co.'S T. Johnston i
re- Johns,on EransforI. or Logan wacrs vii meet
with prompt attention. ,,.,, ,,>..,,>. s.,xs
DC; i-cw2m !oSEIi '.NiVH x -- s'',.
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iiuuprIbr tkAbl NJ r. ~ lsl" WV 'S''''
n highly recommended Ibusonga aEd Experience
Instructor desires Nh imaelia" ,:sa.r!"c n I"Iisf'
OF AcaGrfuy h.Uiiy section Of Virginia, preferred e
snY other. Address, 4. H. i., scotland N'cE g.
sept 3v-cSG; iir:iy county. North carolina
WANTED, hy Cr,.r:ian OF Sr'''"l years .hpr'
~ rr.ce Ii trrin. situation IN FHh.: OF rfl':''
School Tan teach Latin. Greet, Grr''H, 'a'h".i1'ir
Hd the English branches. Best reference ~ "a > d ts'
T.. IVES, Union College, scNeHr,A,y New No'-.
lg--cGir
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nv 'EEEa GoyEESon %: vrlso'NaA:

:
ESFORMAT;OS having beer received hy thc Executive
Z iaI JOHN 3. COOKE, who has been engaged N :hr
late olous and unlawful movement At Harper Ferry Va
kim possession Of the United states Arsenal, and killing
u:uIcadiug citizens, .s escaped from justice and now
yoD: AZ large: Therefore do hereby offer Reward o
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS 20 any rtr,oa who .hal! ar
rest tic said JOHN l.. COOKE Gii deliver lin lat" The
Jail ~ .~i'rT Cpaniy; ami Il" moreover Tcfr'Fc a"
uncurs Of Ills Comno cath, civil Iui military. and re-
durs people generally 10 iheir her cxer0us to pro-
cure the of tie sal JOHN r. cOOhE, that h. iay
be brought to ju,'ic'.
Given under my hand. - Grverror, ana under
! Is. the Lrs, Seal Seal 81 the Commonwealth 'hi'
--' l.rh day II October, !Ns?.
HENRY \. WISE
BY Tgg GuyEESoi
GEoE0G IS. MuSTu"i. Sccy nj the C1n'''.
John f. Cooke j. Tc feet ,iy ncac' hsh Tefy
il.i comprAnn light b.ne eyes. very light eyebrows anb
curly hair III, hair long, very narrow face, slightly
round ,houdered With soop si.p' qucsiy: has rcc
liar:y in speaking and ihi sri hands; he very
well educated OF -'--c't
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DEsI.la,:i.i. FNl:M 0TTWO EiN iNDiti.

AND SINIYSENEN AJhES Of LNNU N UINN IUUIt
COUNTY, TWELVE MILES FROM PETEESEL &c AND
THREE MILES FROM TUE BoiDTOWN PLANh .VAD,
FOR SALE .
T the rcqrcs: Of Messrs. Wm ". Crump AID W u
"A Lyons, trustees authorized to sell desiratir
fIrIa of 20 acres located above recently occupied bN
the late Bcra: "rrntl., aud now b. his wiGo" There
cctvi, AID the balance i COZ cred
with growth o: OAK pine and hickory. The buildings are
comfort able aI ia good order The open land has been
greatly improved by the u-s Of ;uaao
The place Is well enclosed. and inc spring "hn 29
yards OF the dwelling Il immediate application Is made.
bargain will be sold aud hong credit given Tor The
purchase EDngy.
Persons disposed purchase are respectful! requested
TO view TIE premises. Apply 10 mum.
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EfyRy A. WEE

Gy the Governor:
t,roFGE ". IIrHroap sccy OF tic Com''h
A6rar Fisher about live -s ten inches high, very shi
brown HAIR. a;hiF !cshy has down cast los "h"l
.i,os.. to, and j. about 81 years Of age.
Joel Fisher, yuucrr brother Of Abrams Is ABOUT sh
feet l!:r dark rNr. about twrny three year. nj age
aud would vr'riiihout l1G pounds. It = supposed ~v
have zone % Norh Carolina. Oct SO"
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CRCN1 LiONs, Irn'Ic"'. U'I :
.-,S Ntycn t:pss StIr..

FtIE subscriber, Wishing change is business, offers FOR
sale i, TAN YARD ~ tis place, containing Eve acres
Of ard well improved, with good dwelling and all necessary
buildings t!ry-:.ve yats tools hundred cords bark,
and c.rrylinc necessary 20 do good business. on'
Thousand hides may obtained at the yard Annually and
ready ale for all tse leather al the door society good
Loc tou healthy This presents rare opportunity los
on with some CAPITAL 10 engage in the tanning business
hppy a: once me the premises OF TO Peter W Ross
i,,. ~ T. h'''i:
DE-, o,-,., Lawr.nc. wife, Brunswick CO, Va
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Ttss NJ Ei.'S SAEI. Os' a.U. D~~.N
ANn nEIrllN nIIlDLu

ki virtue u two deeds Of trust executed tN the Lou
Fp d"um and Bella bridge Company, OF which "r':>
te the I'D day Ct December >, and Is recorded IN
the Clerks Office a. the County Court q! Louioun county!
Virgin a. aud the other the 2>th iay Of prceiher, lS
recorded the Land records Of Fred rick comfy,
Mayllu. the uHi rsau,d trustee IN said deeds named
will The purposes therein mentioned proceed 20 SELL a.
lfic Auction, the hig!vS bidder for cash On THURS
DAY. ruE ivTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1889, about ~
o'clock VI In front y! n. Toulouse. tn. virginia
ihI:In-n ri:r of the said Company in iic county
Of Loud un the BRIDGE the p"oru,c River, be-
longing the said Company together with AL the real
and other property OF the said Company aud al the
thrcwh, fully the conveyed by the said
deeds Of trust The said Bridge has been recently bail; Of
the best materials and in the mos: substantial manner;
i.welocaed connecting the Loudoun auI Brilin Turn
road Loudoun county, Virginia, with the town OF Bcr
the Chesape IKE ana Ohio Canal and the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Frederick county, Maryland This sale
presents opportunity for profitable inyctnen.
August 2-cw,is DAVID IL NON, trustee.
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!iUCTIGN SALES.
? ----s~N0-@ec-~~~|~-~- 49, N-@~'>--'>
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF

SOUTH.W STERN VIRGINIA LAND.
NlRGISIA In The CiTca't Coa sf wyhe c5am'r, a. Tue
Court iIou-r, on Tletiay JUiy i.th, i:S".
DAVID SEXrUS and Other
Compoinan:s,
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II:SINI,sUN al % ,,..,.,

LEAANteON ssl - Sts.r~'-'
rsN!IE eleventh session Of my lhW SCHOOL, "iI com
I rIrnrr MONDAY, thr iill day ~ No','aher next
Circulars viii he ,.u 10 gentlemen dcsrn iorina'ioh a.
to jnr illn uf obstruction, hnOL. rSreTs"S, &c.
JOHN ". BEOCkENBIuCuH.
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!. q, 5per CT, The mos; Noble George
Granville uuEu U!

I'd. N Ae, - auhor!se subscription on behalf Of
-. :,ngea!ih - the stock OF the Winchester and
P'..-,c Hall Road Company, and for ether purposes,
6h frS:axry. 1884. and Of an Act further 10 pre-
sr She payHea; ot said subscription, passed 18th
rs.saa-- Is,
:, ~ :, .. { per Ct. JohuV. WILCOX, Peters.
burg, s>OW
-, "a . 90 James CIski-. Of Rich
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S,TI-ITIOS WANTED.

rSTANffb Ly graduate, situation - Ic'ch school
" or would accept n situation accountant ia IA
MrTc.ai!!. EiHSius Department. o.: i".''i' e 'hdFH
in- Of references will h" furnished ~ !" ch'F"''
q ,i!iy and cn"rsy. Address Il. +. t., Boston. H.'-
October u, Isj?-dSw>N
.,sIt tT'sUS wiSiEit.-A gentleman l"sN.''
= inc collegiate education and /" year experience
y competent 10 prepare youths Tor the University, de
s;rrS ,c4oo. or situation IN yFr.. family. Bee refer
cncts given. Address y : u.
srUt IT-cG,kd!: orange, c. II VI.
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SITUATION WANTED.

LADY educated in England, : drsiT"us ., obtaining
" situation is Goycrn"s, In private iI"liy OF schp0
She can teach ;hc various branches Of plain Enslisa -GG
cation French and Mu,c. ii,s uucT-=r.i"nah!r r"i-F
cnces. Addrc- W. Ii. T., box so, Boston. Mass
Nu.:,. :,.i-rif
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McC0RMICK,s

EFAI IPIISS AND MOWERS.
~ H. MUCOIniICk OFFERS To THE FARHk!'a Or
u. Eastern " .U.a and North Caro-
Ina his EEArEiS, and E.EAPi.ES and t>--J
MOWERS dcre able 10 order, through S&
~. agent WILLIAM 4. EnAXTuN. szs&S-2EkAakAe0
srnNrs,-iei:ntoa r0,t odce, King WlIiam COUNTY
Virginia. ..-,o, >,
send in their orrrs early. ,,,.ro,.
Dec ,:i--cE WILLIAM a. bhANi'-''
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VALUABLE: ESgtEE FHik akLi..

NSTE for sale privately rac, o Ian !|i In the
w county of Rockingham, y. {. about twenty-five
miles above DLnEiiir, Va ani three h",'" ".NsHIc "
c. containing Fifteen Hundred and SN! Nnc acres This
land extends WITHIN q rw hundred ?a!d~ oi Dan River
which IS uay!gabe To DIuviilc ana Is IN TO" heart OF
celebrated section "f country called IL" Meadows of EocS
inghIp tes gently rolling Of GIr. rri Si"r, and Is
particularly adapted TO the production OF ;r tay' tobacco
aud whca Abou, half o: the trar; IS Ia original for
heavily nD.red with an abGnda' supp! oi 'he best
plant land, and every part oi II Is well "He!ei.
T!.v society good ANY ia the county Methodist
Baptist Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches c "l con
v.uea aad In the town q! L-uksvic, besides large cot
ton factory hese mills shop, and stores q every de-
scrption.
Ia addition both coal and iron found on = hs II forms
part the LcaksSi,lc coal fields which r last L"Gi:la
turG Of North Carolina chartered railroad. aAd Which
without doubt VIII he built and 'hu, opr" ih' E.eia re-
sources OF that cUGn;ry.
TeRws-Auy reasonable time given - ;he purchaser
the purchase money brim: satisfactorily scc" and the
G:c.r; promptly paid Persons wEn:io 70 lear more Of
JOHN T. CLARK,
T4!cOtt L. -, Charlotte Co, Va.
~ H. SliS,
June Ell; Clover Dep, Il al AZ Co., Va
Mr. C. Il. ferry, living the land. vii show It to any
- F...'
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Dy 's C,verno;: Graasr w.MrsF,n,, s:.:si.ry Of til

Commonwealth:
NATHANIEL SUNDERLAND 1, an ir!-hEaH by BIRTH
.ci - inches hgh fpry'o:e yeas o. agc, fair c'iG
rirxion, dark hair, BLUSH hazel large upon -,
shin OF the right r:, an IL. ~ q; ~ been y i!"c
and canno; b" s.Hrni.iy'.. "a"t - escaped lie wa
wiihogs ht., .ip",, A"d. ~, convict rsntI
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AHINET' WARE.
~TrEE! .E@ w ~AhToN,

NgANutAUiuGE superior Walnut, MAHoG.M and
vi ROSEWOOD Furniture, Fine Chamber sets Bedding,
&a No. Iis Walnut Sirs.', Philadelphia. Oct iIl-eem
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Altbmono enquirer,

ny RITCIIE DCSNAVAST, TYLER WISE.
- -=---------------------
snID.Y MORNING, OCTOBER 2s, 1859.
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,RiCHMOND LIVE STOCK nARkEF.
hE Ind f',snrd having procured the services OF a.
!" Cioc."'i, fcr :he purpose Of selling Lave s'oe"
'-s Richmond market, viii! with Luther :. Irvine, be
a's- oa inr Is; d! OF september next, preraEe1
ei' undivided atierion aB business entrusted
IN h;l 'er coEiIen', fro: ;hrr long eAper.ence, 10
...e N siye rH;iF. satisfaction.
''- a'se liberal Adv 'n:csD consignment
JOHN GROUSE,
20 .V-c't l.. =. IRVINE.
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s,SO,s,
innnn

5000.
-r AZ Ac; 10 increase the capital STOCK o' the Ports
.7.'a 4aI l.oanoEe Railroad Company, and 10 antho
,1a.crpon :he:s:o behalf Of the State, passec
.ra laaGlry. l>SI
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
lItu A

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ID, 1859
Socks duh Pennsylvania State tves, 49, Reading Rail
road, 22M; Morris Canal, 81 Il. Long Island Railroad
1917; Pennsylvania Railroad 403s.
NEW ORLEANS Sept II, 1859
Cotton steady sales to-day $500 bales midding AT
1lac Coru quiet at roc 75c. Lard steady at IL &c
BALTIMORE, Sept Ia, 1859
Flour steady. Wheat buoyant sales Is 900 bushels
white, 81 90 red, 81 l0a 81 Is. Corn firm white, SOC
pork, SIS. Whiskey DUH Ohio 28lkc.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA, 1859.
Flour unchanged. Wheat-Sacs 5000 bushels white
at II 28 81 80; red, 81 20 81 q. Corn advancing
sales goo bushels; yellow, SOC. Sic. New Southern
oats 35c. a &C. Whiskey steady.
CHcAco Sept II, 1859.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull and %. &c lower; sales OF
$500 bushels spring at TIC Corn quiet; sales of 1000
bnshels nj csc. board Oats firm. Receipts 900 bbs
-four, los 900 bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn. Ship
600 bbls. -four 900 bushels wheat $500
bushes corn.
BurA1o, Sept. lA-ePM
Flour hess active and market easier, but unchanged;
sAes EGG obs Wheat-New spring opened Al an ad
vance, the stock for present delivery being lehe but
closed easier sales, 900 bushels No Chicago spring
70 arrive at s6c 10 bushels do arrive by steamer
at &C., 10000 bushe No do arrive at s75sc 900
bushels DO aaoat ut SEC; red and white winter scarce,
the former in demand the latter dull Corn, in few
hands, advanced 1c &C.: sales, IA, 900 bushels No
Illinois ut Tic a TIC. Oats, barley and rye quiet. I'm
portsl0 900 bbls -four, bushels wheat, 900
bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats 16 bushels rye
Canal eIpor-40oo bbls -four, 50 900 bushels wheat,
1000 bushels corn.
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MARlTIhE INTEbLIGENCE
yORx-rBs DAY.
Sun Rnxs. $40 BOON REsEs.. eve "a
~ %
Port or New York. Eeute mbSy L. 1880

CLEARED
Steamship Jason 1r Nicholson, GalwayAm Express Gem
Steamship Thomas Swami Iayheld, Baltimore-H Crom-
ship Palmer Alien, San Francisco-Post, Smith Co
Ship Johanna Wilhemina Brem). Theirinan Hamburg
rhp American Eagle Moore London-E r Morgan Wiley
Ship Thompson, Dickman, New orleans-Robson 4 Eos
Ship N Day. Chase New orieanswalsh Carver Chase
sars Fai Rfsia Bacon oope Co
Eark Cuba a, Bates Safes Asginwall-rss Small! u .u
IKE HE Anna sr S."s sS ss-ss ks@ng
schr g $ Adams hnise, Apa,achcola.
sehr 4 / Burroughs jerks, Observation-Disclosures Dmon
sem I Shsads1 White washlngisn Ncz-B Blossom Son.
s sch p Harks .. Rodns, Ssriolk.M a Bedeli
s s;l = ", FausIin, Bos,on-,I,ay,on sprasue.
sS sspp S %sra Fassss
sioor Victoria Post, Hartford-H Racket
ARRIVED
& so nns sa Jones Aspw Sept at
trade winds Caribbean Sea- in he Gulf had strong NE
gales n s sss Art s Of The Battery g. r. Sept Z
HAVANA Oh inst with dss and psssenssrs to
% m ssm f as Ysr ship %
Ship Harry Hastings OF Bos.on Tucker San June
Spoke R wansss Se So sS
cs,,se e., for. Hamnsn Roads Aug Is
spoke ship Guy Nannsrine, hence for Mobile. - :
pany with achr Eldad, for New York.
ErS truxNIo Mulhgan, Port Prince Aug with log
wood coffee &C. to Pech lh inst or Cape Haeras spoke
brig Black Swan, from RIO Baehe for Boston
,n srg Eary E t Honeywell Sydney cB p days. with coal
schr Eclipse Cook Cardenas Is days. with sugar master
F1peiienced heavy weather the entire passave 18th inst off
ne Tavern houses encountered heavy squat from W. which
blew away fyingb and jbtopsaii.
sr au sfs r Sa ESsaan Nc ss
sehr Zenith Harris. Little River, NC, ( days
sesr anon sS cro sly Arena hieasna sss' days
s schr Gri9n REED Eastpoyyt days
sclr Mary Elizabeth Chase. Gloucester, 3dayR
Schr Flying Fish, Lowe, Gloucester, 3dayu.
ffhr Elizabeth, West Barnstable. 2days
schr Augusta. Kelley, Albany for New Bedford
schr Vintage, Coleman, Albany for Boston.
fchr A Stevens, Hunter, Albany for Boston.
fchr superior Robertson, Port Even for Saco.
Schr Glide Lowell, Port Even for Dighton.
Schr Mary, Baker Rondout for New Haven.
Steamer Boston, seiiew Philadelphia
Steamer Petrol. Baker, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Septune's Car Forbes from Penang-at anchor
Romer Shoals.
ship Reporter, Howes from Liverpool Aug 3d-anchored
the bar.
Ship Australia. Spencer, from Liverpool July 20.
Ship Ophelia, from Gasgow-at anchor on the bar.
Ship Fancluse.
Asc, bark
SAILED.
Steamship Africa Liverpool CROSSED the bar al 100 PA;
barks Ocean Home Apalachicoa; Lampghter Galveston
Lone car, Mobile briggs Kennedy, Point Pere; Phantom
dr), st John, NIB and others.
Also, ship American Eagle, London.
Wind sunrise W sunset ".
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be chosen now, and chosen that all can aSIuiesce
n this Is done indeed, go into the conhct and
show all the nation that We send down delegation
body gepg to Charleston 70 represent the and
influence of New York. He urged that the party would
never be united and strong after the election Of
gates acceptable TO all and who would Charles
ton unit He asked II the election by districts was
wise wayf
VoicE--k rs not anything else hut "wjsen way.
Mr.. vKRNAR continued. He thought committee by
districts would he too LARGE and urged the
adoption Of the original resolution.
Mr.. IExrn SrlrrsoS had Arm conviction that the in
erest Of party demanded action There WAS an old
saying that the best way up all differences
With an enemy when you were in his way. He thought
that the best time for the democrats TO make
ficnds thoroughly they had ever been really enemies
When disturbing question agitated between any
parties there could be real harmony Better to settle
il at once for the discussion Of would only keep up agi.
tation.
Here compelled owing to the Iateuess Of the
hour TO break on our report
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THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WARRINGTON, sept II, 1909
However much our government may be impressed
with the truth that the island Of San Juan belongs us,
there appears 70 be doub. that both the govern
ments OF Great Britain and that of the United States will
instruct their agents that quarter with the utmost
crcumspection, in view Of a satisfactory adjustment of
the existing differences. will DO recoected that Secre
ary Marcy four years ago sad that tho title to be
settled before either party should exclude tho other by
force the exercise Of complete and exclusive sovereign
rights within the fairly disputed points This tho
substance OF his letter to Mr. Crampton that time
presenting her Majesty's government, and to which
much importance is now attached From all that
be ascertaned in well informed circles,
BILE to infer that difficulties likely TO result
between the two countries If any danger all is ap
pretended il is in consequence OF the well known intrepid
character Of General Harvey
Colonel Hawkins of the British army yesterday brought
dispatches concerning the dispute British
legation and then left for New York to take passage for
England with dispatches from Governor Douglass to her
Majesty government the same subject.
The Of successful revolution in Costa RIGA being
unexpected has created much interest and surprise
official and diplomatic quarters Senior Molina Minister
from that republic, left today for New York
President Mora.
Colonel Faunteroy left Washington to-day take com
mand Of the military department Of New Mexico.
Mr. Hendricks resignation Commissioner Of the Land
office takes effect tomorrow Nothing has been heard
IRON Judge Hughes as to his acceptance of the Office.
The Pr sident has appointed Mr. William Moore Of
Nebraska agent for the Indians in the Omaha agency
Mr.. Wilson, resigned.
Commander AcRlair has been ordnrcd TO tho Washing
ton Navy Yard and Commander Thatcher TO the Boston
Navy Yard.
Lieut.. Watson has been ordered to relieve Lieut. Bell
in the command Of the storeshp Fredona at Valparaiso
Lieut. Morphey has been ordered TO the naval rem.
devious at Norfolk and Iieuenans Walker Davidson
the Naval Academy at Annarols
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-15
Law and Order i'm baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept IA, 1853
The Vice President Of the late town meeting today
pursuant to resolution selected Central Committee to
make nominations II is composed of men Of sterling
character, including merchants, tradesmen and mocha
MICS There no doubt that strong ticket will soon be
presented. The enemies Of the movement are getting
dhmsyed, and the rowdies and club leaders nearly all
disappeared from the accustomed gathering places The
city is perfectly quiet, and "order regns supreme"