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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
Northern Crops,

The following paragraphs from the Baltimore Sun
would 20 to show that the Yankees are In danger OF the
fate which they predicted for the South Their crops
are everywhere short and they may experience famine
little sooner than their neighbors. -''''
From the Fun.
THa CRops IN Nrw ENGLAsD.-0ur New England eI'
changes bring US rather unavoabe reports OF the crops
in that cion CT the country Both corn and potatoes
are suffering for the Of rain This is the general
complaint in Maine, New Hampshire and the northern
part Of Massachusetts, Tnere is not go much complaint
from the drouth in Vermont though the crops are not
furnishing The apple crop, il Is stated vh Dc COM
plete failure in every section Of New England.
CROPS IN THE NoRrHwrsr.-Tbs Chicago Tribune says
that advces received from all parts Of Wisconsin, Iowa
and Hlneis concur in showing that the wheat crop this
season twill rob be nearly as good as was expected
We are told that "along the Gaena and Chicago rail-
railroad and its branches the crop only ihrashes out
about ten bushels the acre. while the last year the
yield was about 80 bushels The same is partly thu, Of
the country along the lines Of the Rock Island and Bur
liDgton Iaol6s, and also through the centre Of the
State. From Wisconsin and Iowa We hear the same
story But taking the reports from all sections there
can scarcely be doubt Of great deficiency"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
THE WAR.
September len, 1861

The Yarkee report OF the battle Summersvile
gave verge enough for a Confederate victory. twas
admitted that after several hours of terrible Sighting, the
heroic Yankees were recalled. To-day have General
Rosecrsr zs ofic report. which, while conceding wen-
" killed aud hundred wounded, pretends that II was
nothing but reconnaissance. Except in the battle Of
Manassas Yankee has yet owned to 30 great loss
as this ard knowing their inveterate habit OF lying,
We should without any other information, at least quad
rupe these numbers.
it is We hear through an officer of General Floyds
Brigade who was in this fight, that tho enemys killed
probably reached four hundred and his wounded at least
one thousand. For four hours men poured we'll
directed fire into the enemy, aud their loss must have
been very heavy Floyds position impregnsbe, and
he could have maintained it against Rosecrarza ten
thousand indefinitely but he had to believe that
Cox had been sent for cut eff his line of communica-
tioa with Wise aud therefore he re-passed the river
The Northern papers give account Of reconnois-
ssnce 10 force from the Chain Bridge in the direction Of
L,vinsyle some seven miles distant. We suspect from
their accounts our men did very pretty shooting.
Trey acknowledge killed and nine wounded which,
being translated into the TRUTH probably reads hun
died killed and five hundred wounded. They profess to
have accomplished their object and withdrew.
A Northern telegram Informs US that Gen Lee had
reached the enemy Friday evening, and conflict was
imminent.
From Missouri, we have various intelligence. Fremont
| tllgrsphs TO Washington on the 18th that Marin
Geens force had been scattered and telegram from
S. Louis Of l4h tells that said Green in force, and
had captured steamboat with very valuable cargo
Some accounts represent NcCuoch and Hardee as hav
ing fallen back into Arkansas while Others report them
advancing Price and R,insnrs said to be making their
| WAY towards ferson City.
General Pclr who occupied Columbus, in Kentucky,
ON military necessity" for the same reason refuses
t, abandon it, while any Of the Lincoln forces in the
Safe.
We have rumors Of movements Of other Confederate
roops towards Kentucky; also goodly number OF ru'
mora from Norfolk and the Peninsula but as we have
satisfactory authority for them forbear to mention
fha
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
n..nsrate Exncdiants.

n We read the signs Alright the Lincoln Despotsm "a
on m last legs The arrest of members Of tho Maryland
Legislature argues alarm and desperation. a Govern
meut, conscious of right and confident in Ia strength
would resort 10 such vile 70 uphold Its power
And such means, when resorted 70, have invariably
f.ed Of their Intended effect. On the contrary they
always tend to precipats the catastrophe they are de-
signed to prevent If the dungeons in Maryland were
multiplied hundred fold, they would be insufficient to
repress the FREQ spirit Of that gallant people And the
greater the number incarcerated the ardent the
prayers for tho advent Of the crest Army of DELIVER
ANCE and LIBERTY, -. -. 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
OasgUARY.

Col GEORGE TOwNEs a number Of the Senate Of yrg',Ia
del his sdsnce Psy vaaa @ H. on TIE S0h OF August
In ths led year ofhsLge
ong public Lawyer 81 enhance ths Circuit, his
serVc member the Vlrg Ia conyen;n Of 1929 and 80
lab Of the Legl ure, Of which body he
20 a N N znr a Pogi Of the last forty years; his
graf rhIenee ing tre chattr ofthe T. Road bill,
his rnergy pion 70 lie stock his I've zeal IN
having Eok eomplsied well Is BIS services a, Chief JUS
for number OF years and his fidelity Ia eve
~ so n which he placed hy IA: ope show bis vau,
zen ign 10 which he held By the
uunity m VIII he was born Aod Heed
his pilVae ret rbr OF socl IT, Col T. was vel
kn for tssY aad an sni his neru nature strong
nd deep ~pahls, be early ned hat mastery
h that CAUSED hin y avoid speaking evil and lDng
With the @ 4 others He easJ cap used tie cause OF the
WIDOW mi s crp1an, the weak and the oprese1 and has
y ud ,renS those had fallen under 10
eoni.mnaton om sSslls 10 hmssL 10 rs Els
whole co1re n uf hs uIbauiiy Is kin and ustfnsss,
gath red ArouEd HIN large circle Of len y VIII m he
gre ~ loved ard vile s-tsole Of their personal % feel
h the whole community has TO noun his death public
lAnlty
three yes ago Col T. began give bis personal
waltz thu scu and eorsdeate Eitenoa which ended Ia the
Of H. heart b. thi soy 6hst Eu ustl bis
that he confessed Christ before And
gh he ih- Vim Jr the eleven hour believe,
he ab0rei n ~ The and which marked
his In tn world Duog his whole eknts msnste1
aud tnlre gaAcR Code Will, ani bless
ed 10 reAltlle ri Of al faculties urt he
that ''csp WHICH has earth uAkog
Thus died Col ToEnC 10 TIE confidence o. certain h, In
the comfort Of rcsuabl' religions and holy hope and We us
In favor with Gcd as he was Ia cha y with the world d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
IKE Yankee. Cheating One Another.

That vagabond Yankee scoundrel Foster, who claims
to have been elected to the United States Congress from
North Carolina, has rendered to Lincoln full brigade Of
Tories from that State This villain has been promuga.
ting it all through the North that large portion Of the
North Carolina people warmly attached to the Yam
kee despotis, and only awsit the coming of Yankee
.army to avow themselves Besides being Yankee and
liar by instinct he is propag itng the fasehood for
purposes of his own He wishes to be recognized
member of Congress, ard to get the 5000 sssry-and
to effect that end is important to create the belief that
he has some constituents home As every depreda.
ton on the Yankee Government will weaken it. We hope
he will succeed in bis rogulsh scheme. Garlic opened
this plan Of plunderng the Yankee treasury; and we
have had rather kind feeling for the backyard ever
since.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
Gasconade.

At the Black Republican Convention in New York, the
following letter from Kentucky vapourer was read
The writer is known in these parts. He is blubber:
FRAsKYoRr, KY, Sept 4, 1881.
To Boswell Graves Dear Sir-Yours Of the Goth,
and enclosure are received. The peace meetings with
u.s. and presume where are mere soft words for
treason, and We shall 30 treat them. am grathed TO
find you still at your post aud have not caught the bull
Run panic. which has done US some mischief in Ken.
lucky am on guard all the tme and ready for action
II the rebels dare make war upen Va We will sweep
them Clean and that rapidly We are wide awake, and
defy their malice as much We scorn their clustering
"The Union the Constitution, and the endorsement Of
the lave" must be kept slof every and all mere party
platforms tramped under foot.
Yours truly, LESLIE Cooxss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16


Tb, Knoyvlls Who OF late date, contains card
,o R-oOnlo d sigued to correct some erroneous mo-
tons that prevail in regard to his position on the war
question.
H. profsas to entertain the same opinions he always
IA, of the heresy Of ion and the leading men
who brought about dissolution Of the Union, and OF
the HsIyes that prompted them" He "can never sane
ti,u ,o one ncr cosie in the other" Brownlow wishes
It u dors,ood however, that inlsmuch as he Is not
"caniidlte for martyrdcm imprisonment" during the
va and has been oyerpowered by the action OF the
Safe At the balo; box and by the strong arm OF the
military he has determined to moderate IN bis Tone
to cease tie course Of warfare" he has waged, and to
"yi 70 the necessity upon usa necessity none OF US
can avert" After Il.dgiug himself TO devote little
more attention hereafter to giving his readers the cur
rsa. ness than abusing the South, he says: al have
Tough, eiitorialy, as long could accomplish any
thi b7 fshug, AID 10 my retirement to position OF
neutrality, | carry with me my unchanged principles,
AM shall cherish them 10 nv laIes. hours in life
He further adds
Soisras am individually concerted, will not be a
parry to any mad sceme Of rebellion, gotten up at this
late dav 70 Insane attempt 10 invade this end OF
toe State with Federal troops And any portion OF the
Uuon men OF Est Tennessee who may be Grey enough
20 embark II either CueFprse ana sluet utter tuiu u
they arr bound to 90, shall nos when "the times OF
these clamie7 be oyeiplst" reflect me for having
ndvis i such course.
hav, many old friends and co-labosers in the Union
cause dispersed throughout Eas Tennessee who think
tht ought weekly pich into the State and Coniei-
crate governments and into everything and everybody
connected wh secession. regardless of consequences
and te so, conduct the orly Union paper elt
in the Southern Coufederscy Not being Impressed with
any such sense OF duty ImOst respectfully decline the
honor and hezirds of brave and independent course
Ans Il there is any gentleman In the Union ranks IN
this end Of the State who is DESTROYS 70 Try his baud IN
T. will eheesfuy Weld him nv position But before
he embark as new beginner, will apprile i'm OF the
fec ths, 10 the midst al fearful revolution and
rsbtlIorhat the cisl law has given way 10 military
rule-snd that il Re is fool enough TO attempt such
course tire military authorities in the South no. fools
enough 10 tolerate il come down from ny extreme
position, nos Of choir but OF secessiiy and frankly
confess that have not the courage 20 meet, in open
eoGbi' unarmed as am, eleven States in arms and in
full uniform!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
KentuckY.

The Tory msjorty in the Legislature have fxed the
fate of this State. They have directed the Governor to
require the Confederate loops DO withdrawn from the
State The Governor vetoed the resolution and the Tory
m SHORTY then passed it over his head.
While this course is taken towards the Confederaes,
the Yankee forces are permitted to enter and occupy
cies and establish camps and organir, armies within
the Commonwealth. There is an end to neutrality
Kentucky far her Legislature speak for her.
an enemy the Southern States and be used by
our enemies against Il is privilege to treat her
az we treat other public enemies But the fac. is patent
that this course Of the Leg stature will encounter intense
opposition in the State We are not prepared to say
Whist are the wishes Of the msjority of the people
whether they desire to unite with the Yankees or the
S,utherners But there is evidently division enough to
make abloody civil war.
That the Confederate authorities will abandon Pc.
sOns essential to their Defence DO occupied by their
enemies is not to be expected They will hold what
they have take what they can and give to their friends
in the State every assistance in their power. ..-
Before this action of the Legslture the neutrality Of
tire State had been dsregsrded by the Lincoln Govern
m,nt The Louisville Courier of the 9th, thus sums up
The evidence on the subject 'i .v.H
In making up judgment ~ to where the responsi-
bhy for the ia Kentucky rests let 1t be distinctly
and never forgotten. that neutral pos
tion having been denounced by Lincoln the worst OF
reason first violated by the Administration and s
aimed friends here In the seizure and detention Of the
AIMS belonging to the State in Newport in the arrest,
without warrant or other legal process of citizens Of
Kentucky in Bard county, in the organization and en-.
clnpueat Of armies soil and within the limits of
the Commonwealth; and finally, by the capture on the
fist of last month Of steamboat belonging to our citi-
Gems while in the port Of Paducah.
By thess acts the neutrality Of Kentucky was destroy
ed and the war brought to doors-by these acts
the petdy Of tho pretended friends Of peace who order
ed or sssain them is made msnest-by these acts our
soil s made the battle-ground Of two nations and our
fsr fields given up to desoaton and homes conssn.
ed TO the fate Of war.
Tn. Sc facts fix the responsibility for the in.
auguraed in Kentucky for the benefit Of usurpaon and
despotism.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

War San AcCINENr Or Tuesday evening last.
on the farm OF F.augis f. Brooke, Esq, near this place
there occurred sadly painful casually. Il that
ycurg Mr.. Z bart Brooke, of Richmond city, who wac
OF a visit 70 bs relatives and AR. Tbcmls d ekirson,
son OF our esteemed ie,lOw-ci,z'n VIM. l. Dickinson
Eq, had been guoniug together, and when return
ing 4r Brooke prcpJs TO show, and in way in
s,Iu;t NJ. Dickinson in he bayoRGt exercise aud
thps engaged vheu the hammer OF bis gun hanging In
part OF his coat caused Instantaneous discharge
of the piece the load o. which penetrated the right tenn
PIE Of Mr. ID. Mr. d. attended by the best Of med
cal aid but all purpose FOR after some five six
hours be expired calm and peacefully -Fred Recorder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
DaSD

Atwow Bank n, 9th ssp;enbsr, Il whoOping Cough,
LIZ DIJABhsOS agei N Lths snd IL days oay child Of
James AMI Am La q. sbel, Of Cumberland.
rtseocs 10 Newton XII srd Queen County, Thus
day l. q Aug a. tsr Painu aud lingering laess G..
Csc HAN, N his S'd year.
The dsceased 1vtly character both ehrssn and
eizsn bore Gsss with ,sgnSl1n. and met the
Gre with PLACID smile his end that OF the H. ht
lie wife and two iicr-n AID mum rols
circle fenIsto his u1;mely death
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
To he Editor Of n. IF1iq:

10 me E1itor 0f Ate Whg;
Please Acknowledge through your paper the following
cOa'ri5utous for the sick and vOunded soldiers:
D. LIE Powell, Richmond, Va, 5 5000
W. n. EiiDgtas, Exec. Of L. W. Filinghast,
W j Soo5s'' Confederate States Surgeon, ,.
Amount ooree,sl by Ms. Nary s. Newton, OF
WesJmOreand, 400
J. Mayo Watkins, Goochlsnd, 500
Proceeds Of Couceri rendered by Messrs. J.
Harrison & Co, OF tine Theatre, and Wells
&WsrNiek's Nins,rels at Metropolitan Hall, $1,000
Proceeds OF Lecture rendered by Hon. l.. W.
Spra,t, a. Rev, De. Dlncau's Church, our
propoTtou, 1878.
e4sa c.rars, 10000.
From the Ll5ies of the Soldiers Relief Asso-
cia ion at Charleston S. c., through Rich
ard CsliNell, Eq, 100 90
Also nine large boxes baskets g. containing every
thing useful to Hospital from Mrs Dr. Wibourn SIrs.
WIN. g. EsglestoU, &iss Townes, Mrs.. Mary Cooke and
Mis- Randall, ladies OF YAllobusha Co. Miss, one box
containing bed clothes dii aches dried spules VINE,
jelly, eoruia, g. from hTs A. b. Miller, Junction s.
5. r, kouOWsy, coop chickens and one box eggs;
from Mrs Wm. Robertson loera, La, box clothing,
bsnd1Gss, So from Mrs. Philip Jone, Orange Co +,
Va, buokct 6ut,er from Mrs. Eliza Fourqusran, Of
Ha'isX, Va, 50 chickens, III ough Williams 4 Caring
TO from Mr.. John W. Lamrkin and other ladies of
Russell Co, Va, box clothing, & from A ii OF Mar
I'll s5e, boxes and barrel wine cordial soap &c.
ISAAC W. WALKER,
Chairman Committee Of Collections,
S. Charles Hospital
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
s.n,imentin Canada.

The New York Herald of 18th instant communicates
the following information
JEFF. Davis & Co. have . Newspaper In Quebec, Can
ada called the Mercury, through which they preach
their secession and rebelious doctrines it Calls our
NocLsds an inrt to the civilized world, as well 20 to
tho Southern Coniederacy, and advises England and
France to Immediately recognise the indspspdsnes Of
Dc Confsdersts States Of America"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
Another Piraticai Expedition.

Northern papers of late date say that great prepsr,-
tons are making Fortress Monroe for another preda-
tcry expedition to some point Of our cosst-eher on
ths Virginia rivers, or further South. The Free-bootng
Chief Butler closeted the 10Th with old Scott and
@ meron and Chase, arranging the programme.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
al fnasrlTurIoK-sTLTE- aisaTs.
MOND HIG
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. Ie, 1851.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

g. Letters on business nusf Be addressed 10 ne "Edor ~
Ne Wig" ,,,,,
Syts tpysn boa sides Of Tia paper tcfH not be pao''s
d. MS Is rule kRg Standing, ought 70 Do hnooH 70 d
,rd tr "a he departed o Obituary notices esceed
no ,iOAf Hnss are charged for as advertisements .
~ We cdaaot undertake 20 re rejected commandments
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
Tre..on in New Jer,eI.

Traitors appear to exist in every partof the North
Old Abe will have his hands full in taking Of them
The following Is from the N. Y. Hrdid'
ARREST OF COLONEL JAMES W. WALL, OF NEW
JERSEY.
BURLINGTON, n j., Sept. IL, 1861
Colonel James W. WALL Of this ely vas arrts,ed this
afternoon by the United States Marshal aud taken to-
wards New York 10 the afternoon train The arrest OF
Colonel Wall has produced most intense feeling Of eI-
element among the people, as he has been leading man
among them for many years
There il great excitement here in consequence OF r'
NOR that Colonel James w. Wall, of Burlington has
been arrested and taken to Fort Lafayette charged with
secession proclves The arrest engrosses the discus
sion of SQUADS throughout the city,
rumor says that several in this city are about to
travel the 'same road"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
MoyEMENrs OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.

OswEoo, Sep, llth-Pdnce Napoleon, accompanied
by Princess Clotde passed through 0sWego last night
on their way down the lake 70 the Thousand Islands and
St. Lawrence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
Finding his Level.

Daniel s. Dickinson, the incorrupdble Yankee, has
been nominated BY the Hack Republicans o. New York
for State Attorney. Thoy know their man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
SameIfor rIcCulloch.

Northern paper states that the Federal troops sta
toned in Utah about l,SOo are en- route for the East
MsCulloch or Price should bag them. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

We take the following accounts Of pasrirg events
fdon. nm IN suit Yankee attitudes from the .tmors
| .rp-,, ,,.,oh
'S" VI f'1-'' '-'
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. R0SRCRASS OF his
ATTACK ON GEN. FLOYD.
| w.surro,ov sent ,o-T,e folloving dsnat,h was
,,c";,sd A. hssdousrter, this evening:
W.. oAs,. G.. :.
To Col. 3. D. Tovnsend We yesterday marched
in front Of C.nn6I Ferry driving bis advanced ouposs
and pickes before US. We found him occupying @
strongly sntrenched position, covered BY forests 100
hundred yards His force was FIVE regimentA besides
the one driven In He had probably sixteen pieces Of
artillery.
At s o'clock We began strong Reconnaissance, which
proceeded 70 such length that We we're sbou to assault
the position on the flank and front when night oD,
and our troops being completely exhausted rdrew them
out Of the woods arc them in the order Of battle
behind ridges immediasy 10 'front.' Of the enemys posi-
ton, where they rested on their arms until the morning
Shortly after daylight runaway eontrsoand came
In and reported thas tee enemy mao cIossea 's uHuy
bridge which they bad completed Oolonei Ewng was
ordered TO tsks possession Of the camp which be be did
shout seven O'Clock, capturing 70. prisoners .tss
Stand Of ool1r' considerable qaantiy oil arms Win
The enemy have destroyed their bridge scioss the
Gauley, which here PUSHES through deep gorge, and,
our troops being still much fatgued and having no ma.
teria for Immediately repairing the BRIDGE IL Vas thought
propr ensaup the troop and occupy the ferry aud
the captured camp. We sent few ride cannon shots
alter the rereating enemy, to produce moral .hect
Our loss viii probably smount 70 t,enty killed and
one hundred wounded. Inc enemy lofs 10. sseet'
tusd, but from the report OF tho prisoners must have
| been yery considerablo.
W {. hosrcAAHs,.
hyor General oommineng
TIE sKlRvI3H AT LEWINSvILLE. vA-GEN H.
(LELLAN's OFFICIAL DlPATjH.
W.sura,ox Sent 10 In yesterday va ci match Of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16
NOTICE,

nFLINQ7ENT Consumer Jefferson hereby
~ notihed that hey a pay their bills before three
oelek II to-day, they be dealt vh according
qgsntn o. the oloSag from the ordinance
Ina NJ Gas wo-ks:
b. criSaGnes pas'sd By Gs Council Nay CO.. 1855 10 any
bill ieAin unpSd os that which PIE
ssned, The Auator shall notify The fuoerloenden who
STOP NE sa from 0sin uaei tie prens IN respect which
TIE Default exists and not paid within
cent WI be asas. 70 the oEisnA Of the BILL and
shAl BE- placed In the hand the City Collector
T. 3. HARRISON fer
selb-t N. L. Apdi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

L,t not bo said of u.s. that We no. gentlemen as
well ~ soldiers. ,,-,,o,J
[Sgnedl Ben; AcoOILOO si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-16

WANE. D-A slsuatoa Ovcrseer. Amer an experl
" ence 81 hteen years In The management Of tandI, can
iu'nsh the best emonAs 70 quafeaon In every Inspect
Addtsas me A. uaion hlls A. o., flsvann e,uniy, Va
sells C8w Z o RYsIs
SALT, salt, snlt.-lOOO bsgs Va Salt $50 bbls Va ss
- IN store for sale by SPOTS HARvEY Ageas f The
MN ftctufers. fs'. t'.t sells q,
~ YEAND WINTER OAIs.-In store a superior Ioi
h otFye and Gas fer seed wanting superior
ariele had better call soon. GsONGs WATr&C Co. sel5
GREAT INDGCHNF Mt TO PersoBs Wishing
W 10 Move into the Interior of the Con feder-
ney for trve h-ndrei and twenty q land
70 pi5re. south Car9na, Lx me5 nom Yorkyie ten
from r. ck I'LL Depot 1riproye1en rood .n
Anohsr piece Of hundred and nineysx IN cSes,er
Ds1lct Sou Carolina about fourteen MI seuea1t
Hi De OF, On the tarl tie aad Columbia Railroad.
furt partctlag ad iress al H Appouaox
Co., where nAy be found until nrst Of November
b rANkkY. sei5-eil Noys
CALCIN I'D PLAsrER.-se bblI cAlslnsa Plaster, for
ns by EDalsp, DAVENPORT q %, sells