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TIB MIITITITUI--ITITI KUHTf
RICH MON I) W 11 Hi.
T1C1BA) tOVKSHI R I*. I DM.
TO VMRKSrONBIiNTk.
f art in »■ ff.rta.tr ni—b <utdr*a—< la U. “RUOar of M«
jlrMaia. arltlaa .*• Ml Mala. ../IAa /—par taiU M Aa pttAUaA
0d. nil u a mA 0/ ln« tt.iflina, awli A. A« ham la all.
■MMIII* mamaaa Aa laparta-t rraaa. (Unit-try
fa. II.AI l.daa dr. aldf**I Ar aa atoarliM.Mli.
j/gr* toam.li iti m auf Aa oAi»vaW IAa uw aa mteaielap
High T.iaa 11U so Extra Sown.
W« observe, from the Charlottesville Adaoeale,
that some of the farmers of Alliemarle ere complain
ing heavily of Uie increased value put upon '.heir
lands by the assessors. This increased valuation, a
they say, will necessarily involve an increase in the
amount of taxes. This, in all probability, will be
the case —but we do not see how we can help our
selves. The per rent urn is always so fixed as to
raise a certain amount (hr the State Treasury. A
low valuation, in the present financial condition of
the Slate requires a high per centum ; ami a high
Valuation ought consequently to lead to a reduction
of the ad valorem. So that, fairly managed, it ought,
in the long run, to amount to the same thing. We
very much (ear, however, that there will not be a
diminution in the per centum, corresponding with
the increase of valuation. Our law-givers have be
come so much accustomed to raising the taxes high
er and higher every year, that we are afraid they
will stick to it from the mere force of habit.
Wbcu Qov. Wise, in his electioneering peregrins
lions through the State, announced that ii might lie j
necessary 10 make the people “groan" with taxation,
to carry out his wild and visionary schemes of inter- j
nal improvement and education, the farmers of Vir
ginia thought it was a mere figure ol speech, having
no special significance beyond giving a tine turn to
his declamation. It so happens that although none
of Gov. Wise’s absurd propositions have been cai
rie 1 into practical execution, the people are already
beginning to groan, even under the taxation render
ed necessary by the debt alrea ly existing. \ et, not- [
withstanding all this, we hear that it is again pro
posed to convene the Virginia Legislature—which, ol
itself, would involve a considerable expenditure of
public inmey, to say nothing ol the chances of «p
propriations. In view ol the financial condition of
the State, and the grumbling and discontent of tin
people, we sub nit that economy tn our State atfiirs j
sj.i i d be rigidly consulted. We want Virginia to ;
m lintain her position of financial independence a id ■
gilvency. The people, to do this, will consent to the [
high rate of taxation alr.-aly established — but we
•nnoK .tiiojfmn i( lK.it* am nratiar.iii lit ntitntvf tin*
Legislature with the discretion of again increasing
it, when no particular necessity exists that we have
heard of, (or the Legislature to he convened.
We saw a statement in a newspaper the other
da.", iwhich we believe to be correct, though we do
not positively know it,) that the Illinois Central Lnil
road Company, after selling land enough to pay for
the entire construction and equipment of their r->a I,
had enough still left, if sold, to amount to twenty
millions of dollars. Think of that! A inaguiticent
railroad penetrating the entire State, and twenty
millions of dollars worth ol land—all derived from
the bounty ol' the General Government—while old
Virginia, for similar purposes, lias to deplete her
Treasury and impose a heavy tax upon her citizens
Is this right?
If the credit of the State is to be maintained and
the burdens of taxation lessened, it is plain that we
must bend all our energies to the diminution of lii
public debt, au l do nothing to increase it. In a mat
ter of this sort we are not conscious of being inti-i
enceil by any parlv considerations—though we he
lievu that the debt of the State would not have been
as large if the Whig p iliey with ref-reiice to tin
public lands had been pursued. Uut it must oi-.-.ii
to any one, of whatever party, that, independent >t
the responsibility of its creation, a necessity ex;-'
that the debt of Virginia should be met and her . < "
dit sustained. Sit one can expect that these im-l
will be furthered by the assembling of the Legisla
ture in extra session.
The Aloilhcrn Ih-mnrracy.
The Pittsburg /’«*(, which is avouched to be i
Bo "liana . paper, has an article respecting the future
ol the Territories, from which we make the follow
ing extract:
••Before another Presidential Election occurs Ktiisns will
be a -hale ol the Union—a Free State; and one of the
mnr Itinviug ol I lie w bole lkinf.-.|i-iac-|. II is probable
also -lull V i.iu-s -U, Nebraska, New 11 xi n, f’la'i ami Or
egon w.ll became Stilis of tin* Union wirlii.i the next lour
years. Six new States. and all Free St it--* Thirty -even
•tar* will be * -eu on on nation il lienn-r* then. And tli
six n •• ,s. ,t-- will all be free from -livery. Ttm K e
Slat - vill lit • i number iwmity-two. having lnrt\ fmi >.
ators oi emigre** In the mean time Isilti Texa* .net Ne
braska mo lie .livid, d They arc far loo 1mge, anil a di
vision ha* *lwav* lieeil Conle.l.pl it ■ I. It is quite pr.iliu
ble tbit op m a division of Texas, il- mirth, western pm mil
will he*-ome a Free Slate ; amt its southern and ea*t-uu
porlious htrnt two Slav.- Slate*. A Hi**o'HI edi or noi
long ago *aid that If Kmaa* b-otoe- a Free Stale by the
will of its people. Slavery would bo abolished in Mi-soml
before ten year* We ope the prediction will be Vended,
and believe it will be. The signs ol the tint -s point to
gkH oil* fniitre hw this country. It has passed one pen!
ol lal and has now a hriglit prospect of peace and pro*
per tv lor year* to come."
Now tli*' the election is over, and another lease ol
the public plunder secured for four years more, tin
sentiments an l wishes of the Northern De n i -racy
are fully and frankly developed. We had an in-lica
tion of this, in fa-t, b.-fore ih .- election look place —
when hantl-bills and posters, calling for Democrati.
meetings all over the State of Pennsylvania, wer
circulateil, liearing upon them the inscription o
“Buchanan, Kreckenridge, and t'rrt Kansas.” \V«
had supposed that a previous similar swindle o
“Polk, Dallas ami the TanU' of '4i" wool I have
opened the eyes of the Democracy of P -u nylvarm
It seems tliat we did not properly esti nate their ca
Oftritv of iriilliliililv—for nfitwilhtilamliiiw tk.« I'oni
of *42 was set aside in little m ire than twelve month',
after Hr. Polk’* inauguration, the Pennsylvania U !
rme raey, unconscious of tne frau I, or regardless of
it, are again to be victims of another one preciseli ]
similar.
The policy of the Dimocratic party of the Smth, 1
and the duty of the Democratic party of tin; South
—as in lee I of nil parties at the Smith—is tu man
Kansas a slave State, if it cn bj fairly no I IcgiHe
done. Tne slave Slites, ilreily overbor.io it Hi"
House, can only by this m -aos attain an e<|uV'ty in
the Senate. It is leaning upon a broken reed to rely
upon the Northern Denoera-y, in the net. of davc
ry agitation, to anstain our ooiistitu’i uni right
The satrset above given sh nr* what th>- t np r of
their constituencies ia, and no Northern D-om- r i
can occupy Southern ground up >n Ibis -|n >st■ hi w to
out running directly counter to it Tho imposing
weight of numbers i* the only reliable guaranty o'
/ S ml hern rights In the halls of (loogress, unless wu
can hare a cessation of this slavery agitstion.
What will strike the re tder with more force than
anything else, ia the deception practiced npoe the
people of the North by the Item icratir orators aod
presses of that section. H -re, at the South, the De
mocracy are daily held up to us a* the only party to
whose keeping tho rights of the South may he safe
ly automated. Tne Democratic position on the >tuea
tion ot alavery in the Territories is averred to bithc
only one in which the Ninth will find security art I
juetice It is evident that if this shill prove to be
true, the Northern Democracy will tie badly cheated
and, If not tme, the South will be cheated. This
double game of electioneering — Otis plan of arcom
modaling principles to the peculiar tem|e-r of tbe
pesy :, in vary* *u* section* of tha Union —may lead
to party stt-coa*. a* It ha* dona in the contest jud
cloned Hut the prop duty and the fairness of it ia
• different piestion The people wi'.l a*t sub-mi*
la the declaration that “all ia fair in poliito," any
u ora than to iha other concerns of Ilia.
fak
Tim Washington Union, of a late date, has the follow
ing paragraph. Whet d-»-a it nmee *
••Thr government of tire United Sutra has never inter
'•-red. and we lari a Mured eill never ii.fcrferv with the
infernal affaire of Metier, or Central America,’ for any
Other purport- then that of man tvvwr ling the intrigves and
encroachk—Ha nf l-.eigo peers. a.nl fostering their new.
lawn Irveilotn With respect hi Cuba the care is quite
•liffetrnt ; nor do ee think it mill iiyjttre the reputation ol
Mr lluchanan, ie any other Ainerican statesman, to t.e
si.speet.il of a ih-rire to emancipate that Am- Island Irom
eohmlal vaarakge, and (if such is the wish of He inhabi
I to admit il ea e member ol lius confederation._
it is not III that thr ki-v to thr- (lull of Mcaicn ahou hi Ira
in the hanila ol an cnemr, nr one who is the mere trail ol
oun-nemica. The Noith and West equally with the South
arc deeply interested in this question, which seems to bs*
•leeping now, b-il which, we opine, will never die.**
Is the acquisition of Cubs to let the leading h-sture of
Mr. Buchanan's administration? Are the doctrines ot the
Os'ond manif.-su. to lie literally eulorcerl * What does
the Unroll mean lit saying il is not fit that the key to the
trull of Meaico should In- In the hands of our enemies?
We much suspect that there is more in this than ap
pears upon the surface. It will be recollected that old
Buck has had a chronic antiety about Cuba, ever since,
when Secretary ol State under the Polk administration,
lie instructed our Minister at Madrid to offer the Spanish
Government two hundred millions iff dollars lor il. This
taken in conn cotton with the Ostend circular, the declara
lions iff the Cincinnati Platform, old Buck's assurances to
Senator Brown ot Mississippi, and the aboveeatmotIrom
the official organ at Washington, would sea-in to indicate,
clearly enough, the police of the incoming administration,
t'n'ia is In hr- obtained — but In.w ? Spain has poaitivelv
rr-lused to sell it, and tln-re is no other way by which it
can be fairly acquired. Dun old Buck contemplate a forci
ble s-ixure -if the Island, and the summary ■ jeetineui, neck
heels, ol the Spanish officials? lloes he propose to in
rolre Ulll a bloody contest with Spain—backed, aa she
in-Ml assuredly would bo, l.jr Kugiand and Kranev7
Desirable as the acquisition nf this In-auliful Island
would be, b» tair and hum-1 means, w«- cannot la-liev.- that
tiie people ol this country would sanction the luaiauding
and fillihusteriug spirit which would sell-* it by force, at
the risk ol a sanguinary encounter with the princi|ual na
thins ol the usrtli Tt.■* ti-si l.tw of nations, as well as in
dividual*, should In- to respect the rights «>f others. No
naliou can long In* prospermia that does not subscribe to
this I is, and act upon its t> schings.
We nlrservw in vaiiuitn lb*mocralic jnurti ils a long pro.
nmieiainctito final the Right llonorahle Charles .Ivies
Kaulkner (ul emancipation slid garden reed in niory | ad
dr-wed to the Democracy ol tin- natimi, congratulsiii g
tln-in upon the election »l old Buck, and announcing in
tlie must grave and uracul.r manner that “the Union is
sale.** This circular rouies Imui the Democratic Nstictial
ts.iuluiltee at Washington, whereof the Right Honorable
Charles James is Cliannia'—and is addressed to the en
tire “Dcmncraey nl the United Slates.'*
Ih-.pilc the sever.- gravity ol the composition, we can.
not resist the cm virtioti that the High' III.noratih-Chat lea
James intended litis as a gia»d joke. The idea that the
U ion is Uili- |- -rpetuaU-J liy the clcctuiii of Mr. Bu-'hatr
an, alone, kune ol those rare conceits of which wc con
fi*as wc did not suppors- Clisrh-r James was canatilc.—
Charles James, as n ttienilH-r of Congress, ought to kr or,
at d doubtless does know, that the North will never dis
solve the Union—but that it will be done, if ever, bv the
resistance of the South to Northern aggression and en
croachment. To suppose that the election of Mr. Bu
chanan will deprive the South id f e spirit, or the ability.
In make such . rsi-Ui re—or that it will necessarily h ad the
N.itih to i'uir it* a--atiU-, i* one wortln »| (he astute
intellect ol Chart. * James—pre eminently worthy of it.—
We ulr-e him to observe the toiimJalrlc preparations
that the Fremont party is making fir a reorganization ]
ir IHti't. We advi«e him to .otisoli his Deinociatic )
rmdedenttes in IVmgrvs* trom the north, as to
whether they will vote lor the admission nl a suffi- {
ri. nt number of Slave Stale* to offset the Territories now
almost ready to come into ti e Union a* Free Slate*. Un- '
leas he eau give us aoine satisfactory assurance, hide pen
dant »l the election of Mi. Ruehanan, that the rights and
.-quality ot the Southern Star.-* wiil he maintained in Coo.
grew*, we shall take leave to differ with the Right H.ino
raiile ChurLe- .lames in Ilia assertion that, with the election
ol Mr. Ruehanan, the Union is lieoessarilv safe.
It lie had said the Union ol the Democracy In ill* ijsiih |
>/tA» (Jorrm.ii'iit wete safe, lie would have come nearer
the iiisi k. In side* expressing a hat we have no douht was
uppermost ill III* mind We have heard it whispered, in.
•l.-nd, that the lion. Charles Jame* hiin«elt ia curing
sleep-' eye* at the War Department—lit- luii.iliarity with
the maiiufc lure of carbine* ami horse pistol* at the Ar
■nmy at llaiper’s Ferry constituting, we suppose, hi* claim
to tlie pusiti tti. Whether *o or not, we hope hi* invalu
able service* lo the Democracy a* Chairman ol the Demo
cratic Central Committee will he duly appreciated and ie
Warded.
[Foil TI1K Wllio.
THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL. CONVENTION
Jf'tir. h. !•> r« — Mill you not have Richmmid repie
-e ile ! in tl • C' oime cial Convention al Sava n*t.:_
Lynchburg, I l.-buig and Noiloik should nl n send ih I. -
pit.** In -hurt, evi r\ po-siide idr.iit should mow be made
to instil ni'o tie popular min I that there iiiu-l It* a union
of the Nond tor tin* sake ol the Union. A clinnge of a
word only id apt* tlie senlir.i-nt to tlie existing state ot
thing*. Wee to perp tuate the Union again-t ail th fa
ia'iciMli ot New K.i.glalid, il we would tint build up the
South in all the gn at eleuieti * ol natiiiint greatnes* W.
must tm our own neuc’iaii's, in inufa- tur. r*. ttgiiciillu i-|
itid .sailor*. In Ollier Wonls, throw nlT ail the -I aekle* ol
I prudence, and we instantly deserve, and will have con
ceded lo II*. the le*peel ol all iiuui nl all S ales ai d coun
tries; hut wliil-t we continue in our present slat- ol riini
iieici d va• a .! ge we need expect no'lnng-hurt ol upprrs
Stoh. Il iia* In-iu. so lion the le ginning with ait the ua
ti s ol tlie . trill, ni.il will lie so unto the end. National
iu lep ....1 lie., is as es-etitial for public pear. . aa is iudivi
Inal unh pendenve lor domestic quid. Your*, Ac.
The writer ol ll.e above letter—one ol the nm-t ini. l|i
gent and active I. lends of internal improvement in the
Stat.—has promised u* an article on the subject lo which
lie adudes, more especially in connection with Ron A.
Dudley Mann's late letter with reg .id to direct steam coni'
inu'ileatiou between t'he*,|pcake Bay and Milford Haven.
Nothing can In- truer than the sentiment he enunciates,
that the commercial Independence of the South would be
the best guaranty of the st .bilitv ot the Union. We hope
hi* large experience and able pen will . late.rale the vit-wa
of the strove letter, and convince the people of 'he South
that they must re r upon f/ir.<nr/rr«—t'.e only safe reliance
—instead ol itfeiii political parti a a ul pOtibCMnX, lor lh«ii
senility and Independence.
Tlie New York Iferahl of Saturday last lias the follow
ing telegraphic despatch, which purport* h. have been
sent Ir.rm this city. It is ararcely nec«*-»rv 10 say
that the Herald is by no m* ana a reliulrle paper—and that
any -Wlemenl made by il, ol whatever eharaeter, ia just
a* likolr lo Ire lal*r as true. Wilh thi- caution we insert
tlie despatch below, premising that, lor our*elvef,we have
little doubt of it* Isl-ity:
sraaTLiso jr«. rang RlCHMOxn, v».—a nvw hmuxiox
muvxmkxt or TiKaot'rtltKX xi'Li.irirns.
Kichmoxii, Va , Nov. 14, ls/i«.
much more ill il than what appear* upon if* fao*. |* I*
the precuraor nf a aerie* nt ili.iinion es|ieri nent* wl ich
will no* If rapidly unfolded lu re, and al oilier point*, a*
the piol thicken* The lab at experiment deliln-rated Up
on I* a ew«/> if flat lor the control of Mr. Hucli* .ai.'a ad
inini*lration or ihe defeat ol Ilia election; and il Ji-flciaon
D,l»i* ia not the iin-l. r *pliit of Ibia not ibie aelieine, he
may lei expected 10 profit by it to toe I dl ex'em ol hit
poaera.
On ties It rat Wedneadayin December, the f’reaidential
KVctnrv elected arc to meet in Ihe v*rt, ,* Stale*, to caat
•heir Tote* for I’reo-lent and vice I’reaid lit. In the In
tereil iti* U'Opoacil to bring Mr. Ilocli in III, by letter, up
to llie mark of tbe S<iutheni nqlliflera, or to c.,*upa*a hia
defeat by giving a * *iif»■ • i. el ninnlier nl (lie ilemneratic
electoral ante* of llie S-nilli to Ollier ear, lidalea to throw
tile election into tin- llonae. The null fl-r* hare thnir
h-ara of the Smth- rii democrat* elected <o the next Con
gre-a ill In lia f ol Kci-u# aa i free fliat , and from rerent
•liaeloanrea irmn I, nt< o.ilcr, ihey atari ha e their h ar* ol
Mr lloihaiM,, I.. Hence tin* d.-aparate plan ol
bringing M llnhriv. to the m irk, nr of defeating hi*
elediini. The ronapiratO'* do nor expert any aatiafactory
an«wi-r from M, ll.iehaiian—they do iH.t ile-ire it. Their
object ia diantiio , and the apoila of a Hie them eonfedera
ey. They kuow that, in the betrayal of the people by
throwing il, Icetl m into tlie hoaae they may create an
oscip-m-nt which will rranh m thr- abrupt diaeolutirni nl
Icing re**, the ..i-pc naioii ol the government, the *-.,-•*
ami! id the Soul hern Slab-a in a Indy, and that bloody
Monthcrn cnnlederacy which ia lo !>.■ ihe milleniuin rd ih<or
hope* Th- h t*. conlilenlial meeting ol Henry A VVi*c
anil hi* a*-*e-ii|e dian iton Southern goat rn*ir» at Kaleigh,
y**u will dtaeover hr and bye involved anmeihmg more
than Ireawn and revolution in the event ol Kremont'a
election
l.argav nr,. S,|.T Kivxa.—The i; s alilp Con.titatton
Mi'lafd Killmorr I'oifitnanrlar, we h. ar, ia aafe, at Ihe head
ol Halt Kiver Navigation. The rrpt.io and crew are all
wd| The vovage op waa prnep ii.u*, and all on board
ar. au.talnert in lha ronacirnia* •* ihal thev bare done
Ihe right thing Hill Hirer !* Ini! of An mean craft, will,
all an*t* ol p.. pi, from New England, and Ihe K at, Went
an I Smith, on ImmciI their varioo* I,nil. A flag ol SI
ala,* fl ala over Ihe flag alilp rd Ihe aipiadron, and the
dnnmrf over every vcaael nf th. Mjoadrnn. We
mb. mil, tb. nrdde ahip Maryland from oar company.
E»crv r. m i and, r, aa W>r and mariiir- i« an A inert* an.
The .loop *.f War l(. publican, Captain Kiemonl, painted
h'a k from I mind rn, with the If. S. fl»g fl%i,,g. Union
d «n. md IS a'ara upon It, |a *htd,n-*d In aloil water.
< * plain co crew crmiv, and profane enough lo Are up
on a II ig id iruc. —A' y, AVy.rrai.
THE AUTHOR OF THE STAR SPANGLE!) IIANNKR.
iittu »»<•« nmr Jmirittm.
Robert Car tor A Bwtkwa, ol New York, kavejaal pub
•'•M » n*»t nlillwi ol the pnrim af Franria S Key, Ksq.,
the gifted author of thr Star Spaagl. d Banner Moat tif
thr pier,-- me in manuacripi, and Ihe vi^otinciil of them
ha« Uith. rxn been eontfned to the narrow circle ol M« fam
ily and surviving pviiHMial friends. They are precede.I bv
a leilur fioiu x'hicl Jurtnv Taney, who la a btullier-iu-iaw
ol Mr Key, detailing the enemwataueva Originating and
allending Ihe rnmpnaitiiMi ol the luual famous of Ilia pieces
flic Star-Spangled Banner. 1 lie letter we give at length
Tina collection ia edited by Henry V. D. Johns, of thta
city:
WaauiauToa, 1846.
M v Bear Sir: I promised aortic lime ago hi giro roa an
eccouul ol Ule itacidmiU ill the lileol Mr. f. S. Kev. which
led Mtu to wii-.a the “Star Spangled Banner," aud ol the
Circumstances uuder which it waa written. The song has
: lieeonie a niitioual one, aud well, I think, Irom its great
I *»« nt. continue to be so, e»|u-etaliy iu Mary lain1; and ev
I eiytiling that rrncrrns its author must be a matter of in
! I crest to hi* dill lien and descendant*. And I proceed to
fulfill my promise with the more pleasure because, while
I tire song allow* hi* gvuius and taste aa u poel, the lucid, uls
connected with it, aiid the circumstance* uuder winch it
as* written, will allow hi* character and worth aa a man.
The scene he describes, ami the warm spiiit of patriotism
which breathe* iu the song, wen* not thu oflspiing o! mere
) l->ncy or poetic imagination. Be describe* a list he actu
al!) saw. And he tells c* what he li-ll while witnessing
I tile coiithei, and what he lelt alien the battle aa* over,
and Ibe victory won by hi* Countrymen. Kverv word
c «iuo warm lioui hi* heart, and for that reason, even more
than floruits poetical merit, it never tail* to Hud a rv
s|Miuse in the lieart* ol lliuac wlio listen le it.
You will lenienitier that in 18II, when the song waa
written, 1 resided m Frederick and Mi Key iu George
town. You will also recollect, that soon alter the British
irtsips rviired from Washington, a squadron ol the etic
| my's sl.ip made their way up the Potomac, and appeared
! betorv Alexandria, wliicti was compelled to capitulate; and
| tile squadron remained there some days, pluiidermg the
| town ot tobacco, aud wlialuver else they wanted. It was
rmnoied and, believed in Ficdettck, that a marauding at
; tack ol tin- same character woul.l be made on Washing
' Ion and Georgetown before the strips lelt the river. Mr
I Key's family were still iu Georgetown lie would not, I
and, indeed, could not, with honor, h-ave the place nhde
, >1 was llireaietie'l by the enemy; lor hr- was a Volunteer ,
I in ill- light Artillery, commanded by Major Peter, which
wu* composed of eilix. ii* ol the Ihst. mt ol Columbia,
. who had uiiil. ruicd themselves and offered their sei vices
i to the government, aud who had bceu employed in ac |
; five Sirvice Irom the nut.- the British Heel appeared iu
J the Patuxent, preparatory to the movement upon wash
I ington And Mrs. K. y telused to leave home while Mr.
K» r was thus daily ri(ios,-d to danger.
Believing, as we did, that an attack woul.l probably In
I made on Georgetown, w.- became vety anxious about the
-iluatioti ol In- tauilly. For it tin- attauk wa« made, Mr.
Key Would be with the troop* engaged in ihe d.Icncc ,
mid as it was mqiosaible to lor.sec what woul.l he the I*
sue of the conflict, his family, by remaining ill Gcogetowii
, might l.c placed in great and uselesa peril. When I
speuk ot sr, 1 mean Mi. Key s hither ar d mother, and
Mi*. Taney aud llryselt. Bui it agica-d among us that I
should go Ui George Ion, and try to persuade Mis. Key to
■ come a*ay witli their children, and stay with me or with
Mr Key’s lather until the danger was over. When I
! reached Chorgitown, I tout id the English slope still si Al
exandrian, and a body of tnililta encamped m Washington,
Which had tn-cii assembled to defend tire mtv. But it w.i»
then b -lit-Ved, lioui itilonnalioii rvc. ived. that no uttack
Would he Iliad.- by the enemy on Washington or George
town ; aud prrpai allou* were making tin our pail In aut.oi
! them by hitt.-n.-s on snore when they de«c -uded the riv
ci. The knowledge id these preparations prolmhlv l.a-l
I rued their depariure, and the second or third day allci
, my -.nival llie ships were seen moving down (he Polo
ui ic
«fn the evening of the day that the er-eniy di-app. ared,
Mr. lor hard West arrives! at Mr Kei’s.ai.d told him that
all. I lire British army pa-sed fhrnugh Upper Mai I Ur...', I
re. their return to their strips, and had encamp, d some
llllte* lilt* fOflrti. a ilel*arlmt*>ait waa k ui
c.ler.d III. Beane’ I nn-* about midnight, conn.. Ikd him
lo ri*t- irvm m* lx tl, and hurried him in the British ramp,
haidlv all..an g him lime to pul Ids clothes on; ilia! I,.
wa- treated *i|ii tiai-h. <•-*. and clo*cly guard.d; and I lint
as Soon a* liia Ineods were apprised ol Ins aituatioii, they
hastened to the head quartets of the Knglisl. army to mi
lirit hi* release, I ul i« is peremptorily r.-lu-. d, aiid the*
weie nut even permitted to see linn: and that lie had been
earned a* a pnsonci on hoard the Uci t. And dialing their
own -aleiy unavailing, and alarmed lor hi. *aieiy, l.i*
Inend- in and aliout M .11 born' tlinuglil it advisable tl*.,i
Mr. \\ e-t should hasten to treorgeto* n, and request Mr.
kev to obtain tin- sanction ol the government to hiagoing
on bond the Admiral's ship, under a tlig ot ttoce, and
endeavoring to piocuru the tekase ol lb. lieanes before
the tl et -ailed. it a a* then lying at the mouin ol tin
Potoiuar. ml its destination aa* not at that lime knuan
witn ce-uinly.
Ill II Miles, us perhaps you know, was tile leading pin
sicioti in I’pper Marlboro,’ and an accomplished scholar
and g. nil. nun. lie was lugnly res|iected by all who
knew him; was the I null, phyateiau ol Mr. West, and the
intimate It lend ol M*. key. lie Occupied one ol llw Inst
houses in rp|»er Moritsuo' and lived very handsomely; and
hi* hou e w a-selected for the q miters of Admiral Cnrkbum.
and some nl the piincipal oltie-rs ol the army, when the
lirili-h troop* encamped at Marlln.ro’ on tin ir match tu
\\ a-hington. These olticer* were, of e<>ur*e, (uii.ished
with everything that the house could oil. r, and they in
return, treated him with much couilcsy, au.l placed guards
around Ills giouudsand oulhou.-va to pi event depredation*
by theirtiis.ps.
Hut on the icturn of the army to the ships, after the
main laxly had passed thiough the town, stiagglcr* who
had lelt f in rink* t . plunder, or train aomo other nedv--*
mod llieii app n* from lime to tune, auiglv or in
squad-, and Hr. Ikane* pul luiusell at the head ol
1 a mill IhmI. nl eitixeu* lo pursue ami make pi isoners ol
them 1. lortuain u ol tins proreediug was, by some mean
or other, conveyed to Hie h gli-h exinp, and tin* detach
111-nt Ol winch 1 have spoken was sent back lo lelease tin
■■riaoi.er* a H * a Dr Keane* 'liny dm not seem to
legaid him, and ceiLainly did not treat htiu as a prisoner
ol war, but as oue who i.ad deceived ai.d btokeil lo- I util
with II.cm.
Mi. key readily agreed lit undertake the missio . in hi
I nor, unit lie- Piesidi ol piomptlv gave Ids sanction to it.
til ier- Wile immediately issued tot hr Vessel Usually em
ployed a* a cartel in the coiumuiuratiou* with the fleet 111
in.* On *.i|.eake, to lx- made r. ady without delay; and Mi.
■lotin S Mamie.r, who was agent for tin; giiveriuueiit lie
Hag* ol tiuee ami exchange id piisoneis, am. who wag well
known a- such t*> tbe othcers of the Beet, was directed to
aee.iinpai.y Mr. key. And .s-.xm as the airangemetit*
lire made he haatine.| to Hallimtne, whete the vessel
• as, to embark, and Mrs. Key and the children went
with me to Frederick, and thence to his lather’s on Pipe
evek. where she remained until lie returned.
W. heard nothing Irom him until the enemy rrtrea'rd
I nun Halniiioie, which as well a* I can now rvrollecl, was
a week or ten day* alter lie k-lt u»; and we weie uneasy
about him, when, lo inn great joy, he made lug appearance
at my house, 011 In* way to join hi* family.
lie toll me that he liiiiud the Bi ilt-1. fleet at the mouth
ol the Potomac,preparing lor the cvpi-ililion against Huh
lunoie. lie wa* court. uu*ly re. ■ ived bi Adiniral Coch
rane and the miner* ol the army, a* well as the navy_
But when lie made known Id* buaiaesa Ins application w.s
received an coldly that he fra.ed it would fail. IJ.neral
Hows and Inural Cock burn, who accompanied the etp. •
ililion to Waahiugliru — particularly tbe latter — r|x.ke ot
Hr. Urancs in very liarsb terms, and seennl, at Inti, nut
ilis|x>*cd to release lum It however happened, Imtuuate
ly, that Mr. Skit.. earned letters l,om the Wounded Uri
Osh officers left at 111 ideuslrarg, and in these letter* to
their friends on bund the Heel, they all spoke of the liu
inanity and kindness aith which they had been treated
after they Im l fallen into our hands. And idler u gix..J
i 'leal of conversation, and strong reples.-ntatnms from Mi.
Kef, as t the rtiaiaelvr and -binding of lie Heaix's, and
nl the deep interest a loch tl.e community in which he
I heed lixik m his late, fi neral llns* -aid that Dr. Beanes
I de-< rv-il much more puniahineiii than 1 e Itad leceired, but
that In- h I lum*. II Ixiiiud lo make a return for tin* kind
ne-s wliicll t.a.i been -bowed to bis wounded r.lWeefs,
wlioui be bad I teen compelled to h a v... at Hladru-boig,
and upon that ground, and that only, he would
lelease him. But Mr Key Was Hl the same
time informed that neither he, or guy one else
«"UM iw peinnttcii 111 leave the tlcct lot Mime
day-; anil iiiii't In- lie tallied until tile attack on || iltiinoie,
which f»< then atemt lo tie made, ttaa over Hot tie ana
•waited that they w-uihl make him and Mr. Sk'iner a*
conilortahh- aa poaaiblc while thev deponed them Ad
miral Cochrane, with whom they dined on the day of their
arrival, apologized tor not accommodating them wiili hi. I
own atrip, raying that it war crowd- d alu ady with ulflri ra I
of the army ; but they would ta- well taken cate of in the j
frigate Surpriae, commanded hy In* arm, Thou a* (loch
r»ne. And pi thi-* frigate they were accordingly tranrh-r
r-d. Mr. Key hail an interview with tlr. It -anea, h lore
(tell Hoar crmaeiited to re lew re him. I do not recollect
whether he wa* on Imaid llie Adiinial'a "hip, or llie ,S»r
pr>*'. Imt I helieve it war the former. lie found him In
tin- lot wai I part of the "lop, among llie railoi r and ml In rr; ,
lie Itad lint had a change of - lother troll! the time he w». I
*el*--d; war Cnnrtantlr tn-aieil with Indignity hr lima
armmd him. and no i-fli- er would -peak lo him llu war j
to»i d ar a culprit, and not aa a pram or of war And
tlnr liai ah an I huniilinti- g tri-aiim-nl I'oiitinueil until he t
war placed on linird tin cartel
Something mu-I have paeaod when llie oflieera wen
•|UifP-red at trie Ii-mh-, on the mareli to Waaliingnoi,
which, in the jndgnn-ut of fieneral Ihira, hound him not to
lake up again*' fh- Knglirh (ofeea until the troop* had re
I embark'd. ft ia im(ii>rr|h|e, on any other ground, to ar- {
| count lor the manner in which hr- wa-apnken of anil treat
■ cd But whatever thmeral Itoaa and the otlier oAccra 1
I may have thought, I am rpiite aure that l»r. Beane* did
j not think that he waa in any way pledged to atrataln Irom
j active hoatilify ig.iinrt the public cnriiiv. And when he
j made priaoticrr of the apagglera, he did not think himaell
| a pnaofiar on prrole, nor awpfmae Idmm-ll t-, tie violafing
an? otdigation he liad incurred. Kor he waa a gentleman
of utiatained i-haraeier, and a nice retire of honor, and in
I eapalde of d -n g anything that eonl I hare jot'iflrif aueh
! treatment. Mi Key impiiied the III uaage he had reeeiveil
| io Admiral f'ocktuirn, who, il i* alill remetnlivtrd, while
j lie commanded in tlie Chcwapealie, earned on ho-nlille* in
a vindictive temjrer, aa-ailmg and ptuoderlng defencelera
Silage*. or eoainfenaupiug nich proceeding* liy lbo*r mi
| ih-r l-|a romitiriid
Mr Key and Mr Skinner continued on Inrar-I of the
Sutprhre, where they were very kindly tieaieij by Sir
1 Thom** Coehraoe, rtntll the fleet reached the P*t*|i«ro,
j and preparation* were making for lamltng the lioop*.
I Admhal t'optuane then ahilled hie flag to the ftlga'a ta
order that he might tie able tn move fariker up the liver,
and •npchilend in tn-iaon the attack hy water on the hat.
And Mr. Key and Mr Skinner were th- n *ent on hoard
j ttieir own >e-*e|, with a goar-l of aohlier* nr marine*, to
j pirvenl tin m horn lauding They were pemiHled lo'ake
j Hr B anea with them, and (hey thought tkemaelve* foe*
I tuoate In living anchored In a pomttoli unteft enabled them
r* *•*•**.*• '** •* r<*» McU-ary from Uv. <Wck
Ote >uwl. 11 v than with mot h animation to
'*'7''"' ,h*' MVH* ■" '•!«*•» nl I hr lx.vsidineiit. He
• ni Mr Skutnei re in owed on >1 ck during the night watch
ing ever* xhell from tbo Ommout it wax bred until it l»A
tide n,g win, hr.albloa intercut to baa- ll sxplnsfaa
tvtlnu.-.|. v
Whilo Ihe hooiliardtortit continued il waa aurtleimw
pnxd that the tut had got xurtxndaivd But il suddenly
eeaxed, ami. ume Inlore day —and a* they had no com
inunlcatioo with anv one ol ths enemy's ships, they did
not khow whi lher the tort bad surrendered or Ilia attack
upiHi il been alnnxlxmed. They pactsl the deck lor the
n.idue of Ihe night In painful .u-pense, walrhing with
ml i,-e anxiety fur Ihe return ol day, and looking evwrv
lew ndnwiww al their walahwa to aww l.ow loug they mu-i
wail lor It; and aa xonn aa it dawned, and Iw-fore it waa
light enough lo aee ot-ject. at a distance, their glasses were
tuiued In the hirt, illici t tain whether they .lioald aee thete
the xtaia and aulpox or the flag ol Ihe enemy. Al length
light CUOte and they aaw that "our IIig wax .till there. _
And aa the day advanced lltev discovered Irmn the move
ment!! <d Ihe lw.il> between the ahorv and the flat* that Ihe
trixvfv* had tieen roughly handleil, and that many wounded
men had been cat tied in tlm aliipe. Al length he waa In
loi Hied (hat the attack on Baltimore had tailed, and that
• lie Itrilixh army waa reembaiking, and that he and Mr.
Skinner and Ur. Beane* would he permitted to leave them
and go where they plea-ed, aa aoou aa the troops were on
board and the fleet ready to rail.
lie told me that, undvr Ihe excitement of Ihe liiue, he
hail wriltcu a Ming, and handed me a piitilrd ropy of
"Tbw Spangled Banner." When 1 read ll, and expressed
my admiialion, I a-ked him how he found time, in the
*»•• in-a he had hern paa-lng tliiougli, Ui coiii|ioar such a
aong. Ilexanl he commenced it on the deck of their vex
*1-1, III the :error of Ihe moment when In- saw the enmity
haxtily rein- ling lo their -hip., and loi-krd at the flag lie
had waichtx (or xo anxiously «* the morning opened ;
tnal he hail whiten x.-me lines or brief note* ilia! would
rid Inin in calling Ihem to mind, upiui Ihe back uf a let
ter w Inch In- happened to have in In* pocket; and for
-■ me ol the line*, ax lie ptoreeded. lie xt« ohliged to re
ly aiiugethei on hi* memory; and that he bmaned it in
Ihe Ixwl ini hix way to the xtmre. and wrote II out ax it
now xtandx at the hole-I, on the night he leaclicd Balti
more. and immediately alder he at rived, lie said that
on llie next morning be took it to Judge Nichnl.-xui, to
x-k him what he thought ol il; that ne wax xo much
pleased with u that he immediately xeui it to a printer,
and directed copies lo he xtiuck off in hand-bill lurm;
■uni ti at lie |Mr Key) ^ciii-Vid il lo liave Seen favorably
received by the B-illiiuorv- puld.c
Judge Nichnlxoii and Mr* Key were nearly eonnect- d
by in image, Mia Key ami Mix. NictioUou living xialera.
Ill- Judge wa* a uian ol cuttiv ati d laxle; and bad atone
iniii- bi-i-n di.titigui.luil among the leading men in Con
go***, ami w xx al the period tM which I am .peaking, C'hlrf
Ju-lice ol liilliiinue, and one ol the Judge, nl the limit
nl Appeal* ul Maryland NotwiUi-nmdu-g hi* judicial
character, which exempted luiu bom military xcrvice. In
accepted Ihe command ol a volunteer cuiupaiiy ol at tillery.
And when the elu-lliT approached and an attack mi the
lo-1 waa expected, lie and lit* company -tiered their
•ervicvs to the government, toaxal.l In lU del UCc. Tln-y
wcie accepted, and loilin d a pail ol Ihe gar-i-au dining I
llie bouilvardmeut The Judge had bax-li relieved Ironi
duly, ami rvturned to lux laiuily on the night ti- lore Mi.
Key xlinwed him In* xong And yon may easily imagine
the lex-hngx with which, at xucli a iu<iiiielit, he read it, and
give It In the public. Il was, no doubt, u< Mi. Key umd
-i!y expressed it, favorably received, in lea* lliau an
bout alU-1 In- had left il in the lian-l.nl the printer, il wax
all over town, and hailed with enthusiasm, and look il*
place at once ax a Uatiinial xong.
I have made thixaccount *»l "the Slat Spangled Banner'*
liuigi-i than I intended, and hud that ! have introduced in
cident' ami peixnlix out-lde ol the .uhj-ct I oiiginaily
Contemplated. Hut I bar,- felt a rm IxnelioU pleaxurv in
recalling event* eonlieele.l in any degree with the lib- ul
one with whom I wax mi long and xo clnxelv united in
hicud.hip and affection; and whom 1 xo much admired
Ini In* brilhatii g»- IU-, ami lor Ilia many virtues I am
.me, however, tiial neither you nof any ol hix children
>i -li-s-t id n.lx, will think th. account 1 have given them
too long. Willi gn al regard air. Your hiend, truly,
K. H. Txnxt.
rill-: I ITF SFV »T<vll Cl WTiiv nil 11 l- i 111-iiiL
Tli follow ing article (unit (lie New York Kipreas, «|
I ougli it 'iut Altai tinged with political bias, will be found
interesting:
Tin Seti*te of the I idled State*, which wre hare mh ii
in re or e-> of since 1 .>32-33, In its then palmiest day*,
thundriing agamsl general Jickam, ha* now 1**1 a not he i
br.lii.mt Inn rattier erratic light, in John M. Clayton. Mr.
Cl* > ton fir»t signalised hnu-.lt in tint hot and fioiy contest
mad** against the generally usurping and denuncintorx
•piril of the Jaik*on Administration; and into this conte-t
he lU-hed with all tin* arder of middle a*e. The aiou-e'
ind indignant ('lay led off in hi* tempest of hnpas-ioitrd
eloquence— the tierce and sarcastic Poindexter followed,
the poli-hed but effective Sprague; the witty and cutUr.c
Holm.-, tkith of Maine, and the great, grand and m.tgniti
cient \\ eh-ler, w ill oth. m, brought up a rear of as po x
e ful Pari: in entary debater* as the world ever Of
ten 11 ix nr and Calhoun, of S C. worked with them, aid*
by aid. —wlnl© Felix Orundy, of Toon., and Join. Foiaytli.ol
Ha.,—l*«»tli administration swordsmen, parried then
thrusts to the beat of their ability. All *»t them are now
gone, with b-rrien and Dawson, of Ha., Leigh, of Va.,
and Porter, of Lt.—all gone to that bourne whence tin
traveller »* ium-—S-rve Sprague, of M .me, who is now U.
S. Di-lrict Judge in Mewu liuHiiH, in the lull maturity of
high judicial power.
Joint M. Cl .yton w.t- it it t gr«*at lutn—but a renitrki
hie man. VV nhout a high order of eloquence, he yet w.»
cloqueuf. Without much learning, e yet was ever learn
i«l enough lor ail the places lie wascalled to Not a great
lawyer, yet lie had the reputation of being one. He km**
* lit h* *d aliiKMt everything, without known.g anything
O'pecially well, lie attracted a Senate, and bewitch**-*
oioh. P«w om».-% mv;.i ni-tii inmost in ill * world, fie m*vei
yet w%s iii Nitcidy to any clirnL He l«iVe«l man, and
avoided Aomen—ami lie would talk nil day and all night
wall his own acx, but always do* I go the other, if he could
Withoxtraiudmary lml.it-, he i*fiorlcin‘d a life created In
h * long Nature e»v- him * p iw.*rfal phy*i»/nr% winch h
erippt.-.i, or d ptived *»f i..u**cle, by nev* r developing it,
0 « x**m i-tng any part of its (tame—ifl.c could In Ip it —
III* day negaiialMUit 12, M., and ini. d at 2 or 3 A V
He would -lay iii lie Senate .»—uhmn* all .lay, and lead
nearly oil night. In-pning every body with an impress
ion ol his profound sincerity, it is very doubtful it, as n
|Kititi« iitit, he wa- sineete at all. N vertln le*s, every
b«r*iy hkiJ » im, w he the i they accepted all he smi«1 or not
\\ nhout order in hi* habit-, n.*, nevi rlhele.-s could achieve
a great a nount ol woik When In* had a tiling in d *, In
w. nt il.to it with his whole In art and -.»ul, and w..*ild out
•it or out-talk, or*»«it -laud auv boh and every bmlv coo
uect* <1 with iii in hi* work Fickle, however, in hi*
mind, he often wu- (and not with difficulty) un*!rd tmn.
Iii* p*i»tHM. s So Henry llnlwe. -.-d led liim off in tin
C. i.fial American Treaty fiom the true straigliif »i war.I
frock.
Doling (In* T.ylor administration, h* halted, a* a mem
tier of the C.ibitn f, all the while betwe< H wind and water
<hi the *ul»j**t*l of the repeal of ill** Missouri t'O'Uproiill**-,
ug >in*f which Ids jniigment was dear, neverliiele-s, In
position, or hi- aiuhrioii, led him off, here, there and eve
1 x w here, so that nole-fly can now, witlmnt reference t.»
ih< documents, tell ju-t exactly where lie was Ihit when
in the Senate he Served under I lent y C*Ly, as a sort *«l
Lieut. General—inspired by tin- fearlessness of the gteai
Kentuckian—he n v#*r wavered nor faltered Henotin- '
i «‘i<tg tin- N uUifier* in 1832- and uplmldit.g the Fore.
Hill, he went lor the Ta-iMT Compromise of 1832, to **v.
' John C C.lhoiin from Hen. Jackson's no.*-.- ||«- htav.d
Hen Jackson and all Id* niyrmi Ion* w|ifi a cotirag-* ol tli
very highest order. II broke *1 »w.. Postmaster U octal
| lUm — when a inenibr of the S nut |»ostofftce coin .nil
tec—In s| itc of all the administration protection. It w i«
only in In- latu*r days that the unhappy faculty deV«-iopt**l
itself whn h made Hun often seem infirm ol pun***.*,
lint, pc. co to his remain*! No wife mourn* him ! N*
f mill* pours a lament over hi* death bed ' lie was a man
to lov.* and never to hate—4 } ivial compamon—a m«»-i
agret**hl.- fa k«*r—tried light nf the *«h *| .1 circle m whn 1
be happened to be — ptrmd of D la ware, hi* hide u.tix
State, a *1 even it* p olecbir and defender. lira speeches
at lime*, have .-x it d a large luff i»*nce ov** the publh
mind, and his we ms; will Im fresh for year* and yeai
ainoi g all pole>e .I men. P.-ace to hi* maiies.
Hairisn f ’oast 1. 41 Xxw Yoaa.—There are varioua ru
mor* »s la'l.r •'i<aro**orul Mr Hirrliit; hut the probabil
ity is that Mr. Fowler, who ha* tieefl acting Consul since
nr. mn-m - remov.il, will tecelve l ie *p|M»iii(rn< fit. rile
uafn#*« of V|i. t'of mmiI Hutch, uf ('harle-loo, ml \|>. John
l/tnUe, »rr, however, men tinned in thi- coniHCiit.n.
k ar.K Aoain —The Di-p«'ch elniea ih.it the Hovcmor
ha* parti *net| Kll* n McM ib*»», recently convtcfed of Meal
ing a watch from Hoy il II. ickhimi am! A-ntefieed to a
i4*nn id «e»alee In Hie penitentiary. William A Powell,
the architect, convicted ul hug# ry tarn year* ago, will Im*
•lieciiarged in almiit a week, hi* term having nearly e*pi
Httt Hraar.— On Tueedaj night last the griat mill be
I tiging to Ale* Kninell, Mr, K-i|.# in Prince William
Bounty, took Hr •*. if i- aupp*»*ed, from the atove pipe, and
burnt down. I/O#* about fboo. N\# In-timncc.
T«aaraT llcavr.—The tannery <>| ,1. T. M*-«ie, at llow
lli g Hr- ii. Parolim* c nnfy, waa burnt on Tuesday night
laaf. I/O-- 1'illv iiMured
I>#4 • ’III »l At®.*'.®'. Will off r at our «t ill- for ante,
•-a tl»# in-.. Ulna f »Iflh m'ln« »w.» surr«*-i|tn *lajr»,
» or thi h»;vt t|i ti.irt,
an-l In «t#ori, tl#r del »»e i lrrM In IN • market h. 1,»rr. G’.me and
i l*>* AtUn I
h-tw*. n the a ~| and had J CUI.I.I MO WORTH. Ha ,
jmr MMIMA Y,
^ r Ml,rk«1.
HI .MASITt IV4I<I u u»i »n,
NUCSIMOHAM OOt'NTY YA.
Rium (I Ifiaaa, Pr.nripal
Allt.ld II Kill . A H . h*'nwtftf t.f Math-mt'le*
Jihm y. Hum, A II, l.iiirwiftf of Ancient l/anguagea
r ■ a I i r n-ai eei r» of tide fr-honl will wtmehea on lha l&ih of
| January, I *Af. and continue until tha I at Wtiluoduy in No
vember foli<i«'ii|, without mhcnli loti.
Tmu-t. a«.d i. -ard for (he emir- t-ra. ln*-lwd!nf all rontingwnelea,
•frrj*t lights, tlflu—aa«-lliim dua in Advanre, thr halan.- at ih
r aptr*t»on i#f the w hoU«n<* y-ar T»*tt Nn#.ks w>ll !*• farniahed at
ft>r»,mo'..| f.Ul | |»r|.*#«
r -r further Information. ad*tre«a th- Principal, fhamb# r*« klilla
P. tl., Hw-klngham ««mly, Ya. r.oll-1 awillM
M’ti;*s IIIIXH*. W, hav- ree-fvetl within th- I art few
.1 iff -n a«ar*r»oi- nt o* th- ahuv- »n dHK-rwM r|«alltl-«,and call
th attrnti..ii of thn-r in w«n* in o-ir do-k
Wit • 'VASTS \N ‘iff It COAT?-All W*m f-*| the neeea-My of
•u* i. a tfanw-ul, w.il And a iarge a—rtmer.t of KafUna and Over
Coata !»» *»r ..ntlrrly nrW and for aal- on aer.-mmodaOng t-rm#
|AfPR«#\rri V OK P MIIKT* A fad MoHi of Shirts. iKith faoey
and while, mad- op in th- earlowe stylet of |d-a»« Wa *.®Nr owe
• r«4 a- •.*!»»-«hir.jr ®»<tt ral-, 'h- atyla and ftt of which having »#rwn
t-aod. rm be r#dh«d upon All and qaaHlt. •
no h ON UMOSil ® rrcWAN.no Wen it.
\ U | It 4 0 -T' a -o parm raMp form-rly ai<4ing hrtwen
HH'.WS ® flARNMi • P, at Omet || * -, Wa«
dt-wdvetf under the cuwiract ul partnership on the let day of * p
Ia*b»#ar It*
All p r .-a# Indebted I • them WIN pt-aaa make waymewt to II P.
Nor I» i. t q ant (h« « der.tfbrd, Who ar* -uih rife t i . e-.tl cl »ha
4 k- o th ® m N«NJ ft i. DaKSP.IU.K
bait *-l«w4w
t«. y..« ...»1 “ ^^rTTiT*
day • Intel arx-ownl of ihe lo*. of th# French Me.mar Ly
vniwD* ».c had on bar I Uililt ciltu |mn-rngrrii ia I ha
and iheae Iholatltteg Ihe ..Hirer., cree, and .dago
IHta-oiigrra. wade about I An aoult. Site had al«> ahaml
Ain.i.Hi in aged.- on hoard.
Tic olliaiou ucavned in • denao tug. and Ihe (torn n|
U»e unknown alnp waa cn .lean, uH,dnai.gn<w her an greatly
that It I. -nippo—d ahr -auk bumrcHatelv, aa ah# waa IM«
, eoen alWraartle Thr* Hew r era* abaiitlatoeil the neat
dejr alet Ike cnllldon, the crew and p.aa rangyra taking to
her ait IrueU and a rail; thw la Her bad knit .mil. m, U-aiti,
bill it ia aupprvred could ant haw lived through the tough
W«‘a*tlt«‘r llut lolluWrtl |
The Irnat picked up waa the only lile-boat on Itoarrl —
Nothing whatever la known ul the rail and Ihe Hve oilier
boiU, nod It I. grenllv feared t al all ikowMi them, about
one hundred and thirty, have perialted! The I.Tiwialae
built at Sol l ham p ton. and bud been leiupnrarilv plrerd
on ikf Sew York and Havre line. Slie waa .tdl ,f|,wtt
when alrandcoed. Ttie |w>a ngeia .aved anITered terribly
Iroiu cold, their liniba having bcon Iroaeu.
'■ 1 . _w
„ . BIRD,
Ou the Ml. day of November, ISA*. Mrs. SARAH M. THURMAN,
Ute wile ..f Nalhaalel T.iurman She waa about U y.an at aga.—
b*iw*rn two «n4 thrw» )rr«r« of aft. Mm tu th*
Ukiqcr.u*. nf Marwooal r Kdtrt, who rtml. i In Om t-uuii'i ot UtttM
Rh. a .« an amiable la ly. s.lvemed by all Oitm acquaint.!' anh
Ulwtatmu. She waa psrkrclly resigned In death,
and bagged her fiWild* nut l» taiaeut her death.
Ia thl. city, ou Monday morning. t?Wl laata.il, after a tevvrr III
Mar of near lour month., H .aa V IRI1INLA, y.atngv.l d .aghlei of Mr
John VV armrk, of tbit city.
The friend. and a. q.itinlanrea of the family are requested to at
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t w Ohio |«|VI| r.q tested to copy
IF Z-iiT «'«>»» .T»*-ri«!M <-■ mi:ii.
MK A'**- ngt'KIVKD by base Imtutlonv. HKUKMAK
CLARK A OIVtikNUINKOoU UVRR Oil, never disappoint., and
nine years* rap, rimer baa pen red it aoperiuc lo all uthara, and lha
only reliable cure lor CONSUMPTION.
Aa llerr u a great d. al of spurious oil In the market adulterated
with e. al Oil, aha r oil, Ac , Ac., too much rare cannot be taken to
pewtirr I hr Oennln*.
thir Oil la made al oar own factory la Newfoandland. and each
botite haa Otw •Igttaiurv over the cor a. He careful to get Hauuatu.
CLtaa A C\», for More (In- Daaru of Ma Keaaroa. our late partner,
Ue rc lu> ham an arik I. introduced called Huahiou'a, wktrh U In no'
way connected a.Ui K. C. A Co. or U. O. A Co.
ttekl by PURCKI.Is LADD A OO., and by Druggteu generally
orRS-Am— [PJ
opni»«i or rm: >• M i us. »•, ,.kr
SfTVr^ P»w wfcrrlng to ll.c virtue of DAVIS* PaIN
I . O, "J;"' “•’ /he article anil found It vnloalde The
ml. ol tt.la tullrteiu th. United Slates ir beyond all precedent. a.
the la. k .,f ih- "Itti'e alll show —{Cincinnati Commercial
Kcv*. VkJBTcaui Pant Riu.«a - We Aral i.awrd of un. mcdlcM,
during a v.ati in tin* New t.ngiaml tltatv*. and being .truck with the
not a lly o' Ih.* uti-.wvir ihtlacol I iimIf >.>a.r inquiry »K*iit It ; *ti,|
"" *rr' auiplla il lo learn thal It was kept constantly In Ihe houarr
of WO.I. f tbetohabiunt. of II,. die. and village, where ar .too
peg, 1,1 le Md In t amrsof auddett attack, ,,l pain, hi,me, scald,,
a. .and w. heard It ,p k.nol In Uiiui. i high commendation,both
by diucgiM, and pliy.lriana — (Pl,,la,lelphi» K.gte.
t knar Davis' I’ki* KitA.cn —It t, a r, al |H,a«urv to a, to ,o, ak
(aviirably ..r ilut article k.o.wii almoM un te. ...Hr lo le a r.ovd and
•••; '*'» !',r tom ami oilier pain, of Un h„.lr II I. .Cable
*|° / " f J'!r *',M' " •*»»u r.hui it ar v«hnui •utumrr cMO|4ainu.
•it.t » h«* tu Umiljr T»»« r««u*1tjr winch 4«MU4a ii.tuty
com.* >tnt.,rp«-hr*t«n Advwcwtw.
Vila tut a Muucixa The kale of that remarkable and Ira'y vain
al Ic pr. pa ration, rerry Darla' Pain Killer, la constantly and rapid
It in. rea.it * Dor ug the pact year, the demand Inf thl. grv.l
r tuvtlt ha. lea n altogether unprecedented S areely a seek bas e,
b> . doimtc which Or do n. t bear of tone remarkable cure liavn t
beet. la rIorm.cl wlil.ln the circle o our acxpialutance, by the mm .*
•* Perry Ikavw* Pam Killer '-[Pro, U,„ a.Iv n.'lf-.lcwRw
if" T'llf V *11:It 14 t > I OLtl.VIX t t'lux
WOSTsooin-vs s.i,. mart caroi.ink srt:,i:'s ei i
leave It.III... »re „n IV »|. in.lam and Hampton R.„d, ...out the
AU. |l . inter proilm.1. w.fi rmqtranu for l.lb.ria IVr on. wish i,v
t»* WA-Iitl • lit lit hrr Irlipr* .*r «m tit |ha k«#r>, uiay i»U,-r th*__„
Umi* UtchuioMd.liy th.
;.oVr, .—*•'
not. V»utd Agent Vo Col. uceiy.
■jL'wLo w % % ’yimtiHM tvi.
-tT ", — r* ,,r» n 'he y-leiu of u. vital
V' -'r .oJ,* Y J” “P '** vtrul.ot mailer m the
Ve«eelv..f Ihegtaad. and .kin Tit., matter la n, an alia .1 by ib,
di.ln'.rl nv ,,ier.l,ni, „f u.r IPntmrlil. The I’lllv cor, ...
Tork" an T\' .*'!1 m ;,*u'», *<*r'~- N“ **•■ NaUvn Unc. N.o
«V* am. ii',:". ’V hr all druggtds, at i.Vr .
Tj|r I'm: IILbt LtM lll tltri lll V Man
tNH tip tiik hoard ,,p thaiis v“ id ., .iZm
fl . III. State Agricultural Hoclvly on »< KltSkSIlkV ...
* r " *'M li IS V ACS i v
• uST* *' * "««*«< Shoe. A II,.-. .
morolnghy DA A KN POUT, AI.LKY A CO.
III > I'-POSSKSSIOV iiIVK.N IMAIKIIIATRLA ■_
-lie home oe.r my alor.- To . ,|lr jf-'
- I. t~ low or it cau be hill tu room, lor tingle * tie,nr a. lot-.,
fioa evcadfriif. TIIOAI AS IIOW
5?JU_SIS Main .trcm.
HENKH.ii. ivM mm: timn or nil
«i n or hi, it homi, • %. 1,1
fU'ITU liKl’KKSE\TEU $5,6.10 000. vit:
Inraranri- Cnirjianjr of the Vaiee of Virginia Atuim.i
Howard Kir. ti.-unm. Co . New York ." fill mil ,o
Hire |n.Urance Cn„ of Alexandria Virginia Uo . iaim
Mutual Life Inaurance Co., ol N-w York ... .. x am.a*) ...
C St Ur- I lo.iir. - Aiinu ix A Truat C.I.. of P’. I. ivm ....
HRE. m arine and like insl k.asvk
8 AM ,■ pa rut to rtf-eX mauranr- In tin h-a« ulB. .-, In Sew Yi.rA
■ '"•* r. '»'v'rth *. and hav ..g a knowledge ol the al.n l ng and
re.|«. .. I.,Ill, ..f l ompanieo Jolng lainn-n In Ihla country I ie.i,r..
au|e. lor fa Hill. , for placing nakt with aurh Cnmpatilna a- air ..fur.
.1 uM. d .tr. • ctli and character at tin- , rr, fotivaf ru/e*
P r.., .. h«x n« lanfe am.Hinta to in-urr (ether K.rr or Marine>
n II !l Ol tl... ..a -r p-ru Ixrly a Wantage ua. army arranremeu ..re
1 ••«'*/>! I r l ortrat notice proxlde for an, amount of in
•ur»ni f In oue locality
Ttbumiurm M4H U,r »:»* if * of tiro* ud |»»r «tten4ant r*|tWun«
will of It* If rc - Hnrw *1 >ur ,.!*n u» th*l* f«r*»rtM« «-..»»• .« ration. 1
woul.! eipccUlijr call tl** attrotlon of TuUioct M imtjhctur^rm, MJ.
Ur » .-i o.lirr* of K «‘imond »n*l th* i*. and a*»n *11 who
"*» fir m with •hnr paironatf» *»• any .*/ th* a»*n»* hr nrhc#
«*.»« th »• i% >«*-•• •hail b* |»ij»ii iu4lijr a*t*ntir«l lo an I thnr int*rr»*a
«*arrfnl:T /uanl*'1.
Tlir V,U, , l oOI/MUO |,aa a capital all paid up of * Hal .an and ill
naned l.j : a na lit X remit. 7*e //otniri/ I um/otny. haa bee .
for a large n .other of year, rrpreaented l.y Atra-r, Hubbard, i|„r |.
orr M Carlion of IMa cur. and la one of the oldeal and in .-I rr.
«|M»n«thl- I’mup^nifA ‘n th* Union.
The tfee.in /rfn , Vnn/oiny la the oldrat Stock In.uran.-e Comp,
n» lo >hla Stair, a III la illiqti -th.nahly good. ha r mo *v tiled ail claim a
ns-#- „„
Ihitaat Company tu the Union am! offer a more indu . mi o', t. th ..
wiahlnc to owe. than xny other Lt/r lo-urai.ee C.,nipiny in Amer
c I, and III .k-, lara-r d.v d nda. I would ref.-, to thr Policiea in ihla
Co . pa. , at.indir.c lu tlila I-Ite. Ill - lie .lend. Ilf whirl, ae.ragr ne-r
To per cent p r am.urn for the prat ten y era.
Tl.r l'nltr-1 St rf.» /.T v /naunfarr l V'm/niny of Philadelphia I.
rooductrd in the earn, manntr na the xiutu .1 Mfe, and In addition
to xAId’e Inaurance. It itiauiea Srrt.inU for ..nr or a t- r.n ui
*'•'< The number nf .rreania pwld f r l-y tl.ia Company In tld.
- -t* la a ai.Ht ml guar,nice f,»r II, pr.iuipinea- A
PerMo.. ||>lux at a liatatu-e ir-.m ih- die can hitee their hulineae
. any ol tl.r alr.ee bran, hr- attended lo l.y ratlt g lo pcr-iO t.rad
Ireaamg 0 K liRK'KK,
■ il' Iff* A.-Imre of llir V ,l|eT lo uianc. t!., . H. ■
PMOSPBOTI m
I XIYI HMI A l.l rKIIAHI Tl tl,t/| \ |.;.
ITIIKltK baa I -of been fell, in Ihe |!nleerai y of Virginia the
want o' a Periodical, which may afford to aU wbu feel d,.pnaml.
I-I opp I i.ic, r i employ their Id «uro imimenla to an affr eah|r and
I niirorii.f ei.-r.-i*. ol iheir uutrle-l I leriry p-.wera.an I at ihe aim.
It nr open a el.anoel In lia . .Ininua hr wl.icli Hie aoeial manner- and
. it.". o' ae-'H'i'i i e of oerr *1 • yoouff men m,y -e i.lonally re
eiee ane.ru rrl'i.-om S- oaihle of thin want, the l.'ierare A.*ie
t e. !a- a-a.ion 'o »de the ne.- -wear e arraiiffemoa hi for .-arr e^.oy In in
if- ct ••tel. a I ecu, and iaau -I an ek|n-rleienUI linin', -r Thlan nil.
o. r. oe .. . waa pr elui e.1 inid-r clrcum-tan ie mal unfieoiable
. IIa - I • a<. the *-*alon I. I,x then near ita rloae, and Hiea-p oti.,,,
.1 th'* - od-nta .anulp e-t with other mailer. Hie pra.-ticaMI'le of
I|.e -e leoi ha' «.'» o l-eeii diw-ua-eff. and H.e iiwull lit. brrn ao
mn "t, almo't •l''a,li"t''na. Hint uti'ler the preaeul pro-pe lly of tin
I ntverrlte, ao i. . IVn ol .-al. poo ideal hy He- aiu lenia, rail hot
The Icierar, S.-, t • -a haee th-ref wo aflnrM the ii-.der.lfned
to poMUli tin o .-III- . I a Herl.alii'al, to he entitle I Hnr
“HNIVKKSITr M * Kit Alt Y MAIIAZIMC"
Tlea Matfaklue Will •- »iiaiet of pi or more Pure, of reading matter,
•ttd »|*‘ tw I'l l- abed on.-. e,.r, month during the c .llrgtole year
Ita chancier will tie Inrrary. all accteriaii .liar uaalu .be, gr, ludeii
Ir .iu Ita par. a, and It w II f*e c oidu-fe I hy three olitora. one from
end, i-x eiy To pi .. .. ,|a. after piylog thr ee|ieno-a of Ita puhlo
c ulna Will ne <p,,mpi ixle.| III awarding , y- a- ,,r pri«c- for rnnirl
bulimia of maxim im m-rlt written for Ihe M«ga« „ - i,y the -liidente
..f the Urn, oty a th .ugh con rltnttiona will he r,|o>i-tr I from
peraona not c mnerted w th th- IVre'-liy. y.l, ao ihla Prr ell,-a!
•alii la timntnlneil elitell, for the pmp. a. nf Haininff Ihe Hndehta In
Hie ar. o' comp« Hon. thv arltcl- * wh'ch may lie off. r-d h, aurh
■ r-o-.i Will riot .11 a-iy event he entitled tn any pr s-nr pr!|-- Tli
' ..Magaa ne Will he aeaaloli of 9 mon'i.i. hill
riha.-r.pt .• nny .nm-n e any m .nth of the u-,aion ao I they
• i ilw *y- t... for 9 upi-lth, ekclualye of thoar of the e,cation —
Sul-- lip "I,- •ni.l h- I' d ineiriah'y uleam-r. and any |e-rann
«-n ling m l.i it nn • of I” «lb* r ter., not nf thr l.o.lte ,,f the Cm.
fftf't*. * Ih Hie" -a-'* rlptl'. i-. Will In- allowed .l ie ropy gr„IU.
i ** ' l l n- fax t t ile lu Ihla puMh-aHon will pi. aae Inmrl Ihl* In
ihfi* •• -«
Itr" All Iiimunl- atlnoa mnat Ie- a,l Ire.ml lo the "K'lltoraof the
ITii'. -uy leb-rary .Alngaa lo- l.'uleer.ity ol A'a "
fli dial Nuinh- r w II h i a ailed III lire mini, laid
A XV ClICKHKI.I. I Coneml'lee
KH VKI.I. IIARHISW.T , of the
A BAI.IMAIT, j Jeff r-oti Sorlely.
fll AS AVOtlfl, i Cominttl.e
K. UAIINKV J. of Ihe
Kit KONrAINR, l Wa.hP,g-„„ S-nlely
WM II HKK.K, i Cominltt. e
JN'I S II AI.I.AIIKR. . of Ihe
Miff * _0 lUVIWO W1UHIT, l C -I I'obiAO -l.r-'ete
St i. i iii i v ai i titi.t. lAii.n it nil:
i-iii civ nr -i nruiui , . ... _ .
piloted hf % 4#rr# o' tl»# Circuit Court «»f the c nr.tjr . f Alt* mart-,
profilin'' ed i.ii Hi- 2Vh ihjraf Ifefwtwr, I&&4.in a cana# therein
pending -Ml# t M lln I#*•»!. Ac 90 Carr *» 4 ala," I «hall, on U tTI* 11
HAY, th# W dar of J .nytrr. 1R57, at I/ o'clock M .oh It.. pr* ml*#*
egpoae to #al#. a* public auction, to tin* high#*! bidd* r, ihr trart of
Ian4 In »h# fifnrir linp »*f the *nbl court in an lion #4 Th# «u»d tract
contain#, hf recent airr y, *y» agree, la known aa •* K- fuge." wa«
pwrr .a##4 »*g Mile Carg dec. **#4, of tfie of Hi# la # Dr.
4aum-l W rompktna, la «ttti«t#d on ih# Htaunti.n aid Jam## rtrrr
plank road, (wM#ti rnna al »r g th# wh .1# ho# of the p!ac- hot with
out p»««Ui Ihnailti anr portion of it,} ai.oot four ao<t a half m'lra
from th# town ol ItcotiagHIr, a|>t##n Mil#* from Charlotte*rill#. anil
within *#r**n nr -gbi mll#a of th# lire- of th# raMroml now being
rona rurt* 4 from f.rn hhorg through f’h irloti#«rm# to Alegamtrta,
an-l a »J-.na or 1# a«fjac *nt to th# lamia of John If C*4#oiao. A 4.
Woull'idf. . A fill#* an4 ofh#ra. Th# tra#t Ilea well together, tli#
«*o• t of it b • n| cleared, l*nt with #ulll *#nt timber for ordmarr u«#(
with i Cmtlieri. egpoaoro. th- *ik la a choc >lat# dag,and l*r#gard
#4 hf th »a# l»-at ac«|i| tinted with l| a* the b#*f In that portion of th#
cowntf The r #w from th# 4w#n»nf. f.,r egient. rurtgrtf ami in-aar,
la not *u'pa#«ed hf aoy In that part o' th# eountrjr, n»| ih# health of
th# |itac •• pforerlnal. The lmpr< rcyi- n'a -oneht'of * amt«f»rtaM-«
tram* 'Iwelling, with ill r*.ni« h#* 4#* hn*#m#nt. an eg. Him' ham
and ill other on’ hon**'- (InrM'tiff l#e h«ma#} n#‘,"**arf for a pta#r ,
o' Ita • a# Them la a!«o upon th# place an eac#ll#ot orchard of
choice fruit trcea
Tma f r ra*h a* to nr.e fMrd. and upon cr#4!•« a« to th#
tnalani- •, In engid inataltamtaof on# an>l two rear#, the fmrch*«#r
firing hand# w th /■»*»•! o*ei»rPg, with *nte»e«t a4*h 4 from the dug
*.f **l# '<>r th* credit payment aiol the lltl# retained until a con
r fi'i-- I- fl#r^| lif th Court.
Pcr#»m« 4 drlng to •## II.- place. Will h# atiown it hy Mr A. Vt
Oarr r#.n|l .g upon th- premia#*. II Mfl TDM CARY,
nol* iawAw R»< t oi md, Va
f|ium:tif r ir 9R»:*ff cottom amd mmyrtwirr*
I W l.av. a 1»rge am-Hm-nt and Intend adding to ggr atork a
greater rar etf. a*a.» wrnpp ng Paper, ^traw rad Manilla, ' omtinltf
mi luin I at "Rtilflwntf *g Hall,” Ro. fl P art rtr d
nol" R. W KM 'Wl.W
lfm/lf» M« Mil • •< IIOfllN, H*ch»ti# R#H
W i”g. Mt#am IS king and Mo##, to anf «| iv>tlff at make* P'l
rr>, al«o a n-w af»1ef# of Robber flood* for a .Mng l#a*li#r Room or
ah<#«, pr venting damwi#a*. and at .fr 4 iraMe than leather atei
r-rg .mi h che »p#r ManoUrt irera of Hoot* and Rh *ea a#e ior1P d
I*, call and «e# fh# article ”Platlnn#rS Hall,” Mn. f 1 P-arl atre#t,
or. Ik __ n W KMAWI.M
<t 11 I \ »l t 1 t tun Alt and
J In halt 4o. Md M> rerag# AI-, for aalr.
A AVr.lMf
Oi i) \% lilkH I . >' r n ifiti / t
hf j i .iM] i»AVtvpoRr ai»>m k CO.
S||fR |.M I If (:«•• Tow RI4-*. brand'd ’ go d," for ml#
hf (oolRI l»A VPMPORf, AI.I.PR A CO
J Mlt MRU CMnTIR. fO0M.». h#*t nitalltg. for al#
^ / hf l inlaj D A Vt MPORT. AMUR A CO.
64 I rKMIl’YM uni.l k, l-<n hire*, h r tul#hf
• f no!a DAVgMpoRT. AI.I.VR A CO
IM.VTM ’*» UIM AVI.M. A MeW# and artowdl
A g I'ork of fine Miawl* for Oe»itl#m#n. "Mari' 4 nd pr#f»f »al.
teroa i». #t<.r# and f..r aale lo# hf RPRR, RAf.DWfM A DO
am If OR.—I'kl hMa it* ouh|-ra fog aalr hf
If " hv rvp »UT AM.ru * no
• . M .1 « '
■ "tmfrtelns »f Ih- of tn ook Oo -. <•( *np hoMiwI,
tn4 fwtoh with • co.oIt In iroM. 0. HMtOU * OO,
MOMBTABY AN!) OUMWBBOIAL. •>’
Or*k« up raa Vtw. Ndw. It. I ML
■ ••II. \ (Wm n«*rt i«| AdvoitiMr ol Sslirdiy u|||
^ j —mil ILt* v«h aho* . ta«u daalded IMrwfawnL Ami
rra^r^T'— -*—*..«« .uheewto*. Tin i.
52/2 C* *'"—■»«* yr««T- bmiT
1. ..12ZT P*P*» DucmMlnlMlWMhM
-T*^*/"4*’*'*- »*««» Bar* u. I,oar m.niatw. are him I. in
rr.z^.mT,!r»*„ ■» «»■***. .«am •*-.« .
mMHOMiO* r*to. Hrc«»ti4 «*Im> Mh«r • -1 MrUinlr
bn lu annul ami ml*. al iwelee lo af,*,n pe' eeol TtT, , ■In.
ulZ'ZI'.rVr 5V*Z*J W" “ P*'»P h. Mm or
I , ° ^ * *H '•■ «b» «•»• Wh<alr UW IS u|r| utit Im omOBmI
I **** P*r Cv*i ••**••* ^ m wtih H*lwr
' toi!5 *'Tk ha*» h«n coaaoar all rely light.
i ^-.-■r,;.,M,wrwl “rr—* £**"•■ ?*■“• ik»
znrt rzr
but whWh amr*d to in l« l,.r. IU Tull Mm upon 11.0 bank abb
' *•*•** *** ^ •kwh will tieevrOwlwM, u w uruk.Up w.ii b, -
w. Th* ..,** . ofOw^.o ^wcTaT^JTm £l£*
M *‘4 Ik* carrw*|MiHllim Iim- uf |H&5, Ihrrr b. IukT
"J •**rw than a million la Ik* arUclw of owilun hr«* *aiulf
b»rf auaf )»irk Uu llw olh«r hvult ihvrrla a IlmWiutunt lu Uw ,a»*
J* »« *—«mu »a t*l 17m* Ul U*IhZ LZZTu
**•',M >-25-2*3KZ£
The lUhlinore American ol name da to roauai ke :
uu>u* y market baa Ihrouan Uw work be. atry U>bL aad n.
far ae w* can "*"• l* “>«U Uf AO dlntattUon In Uw nrr.«,rT
Es?Tj* • *«■' - i-p- * Wrk auT^Iu
rt ■•»«»•, aod boa loom boro ouu.i n rlc. adlagty
*'XLV*. U~*"* , Th* “*"*• fc»v» ~nfUXy ouilrnuj
, ■"••••I IU»%W, |wv|»«r«to*j. It !• |.rv*uua««i. lo tfwir m
^svsirsi^: ts? r.";':r™., £
£mpX rU"U‘ ,mta - ,h' •""* ^
n.* Soar York KconoauUt auggenta that tho great ,|.r
■ Mob lu taken |.Uaw I. Uw pica, of «l| rnaon.odU.ee, la .he |.„
few f**r*« boa b*... rw/ generally o.crlookcd In climating U.e
fib. UcMai; .04 « Pfenoi. . cpntob, „f Uw bndlug p.u>.
lu New Y..,b uu I baft luklanl, w.ih Uu.e r.rmi „a Uw aame day la
”*• b',°" ,h» ««*■* ««»««. hi began lo operate, from which we
quote tl*e (olloolng:
Ou lot., r.t, .*_ !**ka- - *- ,a’^- _
«2h".v.v:.v:.v;.z| -ns z?Az!i
Krr 1 "Htz z : S 3z z
ST. ::::::::::: IV, 2zz 1V ?- -
lit le.. Iloenoa Ayrej . — Id Hg- _ 3_
lauh. Pig . it — eg — — II _ o _
Iron, liar . gg Jb, X- Au _ X_
Iwother. Hemlock . —1* „a- _ X_
oil: n^- zv..v .v.v..z li: |-z 1 £ |z z
przzz—izslzz JSlzE
. II .Ml 3 M S- Z
Tririt*...— ir/^itD— — _,aua» .
r ? -u^2-z
Pni;%c.o,wan..;:::; z ;* •
Ja»*».O.oa. ♦- U - *- 2 Z
To aeo. K uroeky. & — go- 9 _ 3 _
ri.rae figure, axya the Rcunomlat. thaw a very general aud larva
rl«e In pa*cva, aa l It la ohviuata Uiat lu cuuaarqucnee of tkla rlae In
valura a proportionate incrraw lu th* quautity of nuuey la required
"* "ar proovul eu of every variety of hiatuon. Tho* Uw lauovr I
o».l g d lu give »ieta. V *1. for bid.# .u t ad of lie. In 1«U, If to
* *h»*l lo purchaae lil.uuu Ih* of Ihirnua Ayrva I,id*, to could do u
for •l.d.ua,—1.« wuat now pay $ l.ikiu for tloa aarue quantity of table.
I*1 tan. \Vli*u Ito lealb.r la lannrd lb* ah o-inaker mual I lay gtv.
f.r th* aattte quaiillly u.al he fairaoeriy got far 16c., and the aan*
proponlon run. through ever* branch o' bualneaa. Tl.ua in* Ovuaua
•tale lha- tto maker* of w.ougf'l Iron uw 4SI,t»l ton. ply metal.—
The eomparadv* value la aa folluwa :
Ton*. Prte* |l*r ton. Total value
.»'.«! ♦« JiAtelW
1* « . . g&l 4PI Ml I.wag.WI
Th. Iiuaiiiliy of money regnlrfd la ala. larger. In Ih* proportion
of o-ahan **l qaanllt.ra ua*.i Th* aupplbw of the hlgher pncd »r
Urlaaregr atcr and iba conauuapiton more aealvv. It ta hardly u.
to •under.,I, th refore. that capital la of higher mine, an.l that lor
111. c 'eolation of -hear larger quanill **, at higtor valu.a, more tu.
u y ta required
RICHMOND M IRKRT, Nar.it.let ITth, IV4
ilaxanaL Ran iaaa.-Tl.e w.atbrf continue, plra.ant, and boat
n «* pr* four* aa'lafaeiorlly—rapcclallv In the mall departmeiil*.
Til* receipt, of t. laaceo continue ,*n an amall a real* that manufac
turer. are required lu pay deirly for the atork wh’e'i Ihcy require in
k.~ a, ttolr f.oee. einnl..ee,l f..r ,1.. Vab.__ ,v_ ....
mark, in r.-*»ni to IhU Maple will Iw found below. Price, generally
remain ■> la.t qaotnl. We tefW Ihuae Ini >e»ted In the price, of
angar an.l nwltp.. to the report, of the N. rtbern market, wblcb we
puNlah tills mornltig.
» /“w vs<d»fM«a r»pr—tmi tt# trWeeu/e iirfr*. f. HU
l»V «m«M/ nrrfere, ki ju^r nitem tore In be /nj/rf.
Th* market ba. umlarg ne no chti.ee. «, uu. „ «,d
at «S- with eery II.I.I .lock; Sbnaldrr. Si, *»•>(, eta. If tin. ISAMU
c*e; Tndd'a famtir h. r ronn.l II ct.; do ll.ni. - none in mark* l ^
li«K.«.( -We quote at 1M ecu V lb I.. PblUJ Ipbl,. the tail
qUMtalmna arc Vt a ¥S |n 1. cell
HH..NM—W. quolc at 41 "©UKI. tccordlnr tnqualiir.
Itfi aars, do.—Wc quote Pau.t.d B.icket. (.mi a) doa- n- three
hoop P.Int el Palta *.fH> per dnirn; Hr,TV C-tar Tuba X N«ab a)
nil. Ileary tb-dar Pi<tl Itu. k< ta ati'k-l Vf> |a-r doirii r
HirrTtt*—Tlila article la Coiulne f. rear.! more freely We uuou
Mountain at IS^J’eta. for good to prime . choice feu - tor rerv
choice *la!W CU. tloaben at Stiff ct*.
Caatu.aa.-We quote Vl.nmntiur a" •fbii'W j luall'l .
Mtichcll'a Patent Hf.itI Manl attatiTlIle * - *'**'’ Tallow, Jsck
eon'a. I«t»c ; Sperm tl^.’ai cm. ,, .
Cauaar—Wc quote Jaine. Hirer,.»««■»•* cenmnl at «l To.
Out.—tutbraclle we quote c n.llowa: red a.h while
do tn.’aki; intuiuioou. a- lreretlai Port Walthall, or at lloi el.arl
opto teRokeii. -«• quote at Mr h.r average and arultha' P..r
e TV to ce-anmera, ♦ Vn for turnip , f, lor Hall, aaine price <oi
Coke.
.» ft*. — Ttir transaction* which htvr I *kcn place »lnce our Uflt re
TieW . nlica'r ft ConUtlUftllCW of die Cftteft I h- li prrfKillnf. We quote
ft. cttr llmriy. by whole* *|e, at 7*<&7Jif el*.
Con* Mkil.—We quote a» ^ <<0^ c-nt».
C urw. - Wi qao(< K .» at i»*4 oil N ft>r.inferior to prloift; leftfUM
ym at I t^^I^Sct* ; Java I.VftO'* .
Cotmx Yft«««—We quote fti h^WrU.
PftiTUfta* W. qut.ir ll .Vi i U. tar u tue. The N. Y fihq«pkn*
l.i 4( til Ifttli, notW« in ll. »t cltf ilk* ot BMUn ll• 4 prime Western ftt
* l<£.V. .-t*. ; |.'«l lb* prime IYunr*»«r, M; Nil Jo.fWt, ftt.4 fii-tl
common, 99, f.\»h.
Pi*n —At lf.l« •eii»on o' ll* year there t* very little hudnc«» Iran*
« ted in p’ckled Ki«h. We ronilna* Ue Mummer quotations of II. r
r nt »nd H »ad, which lire nearly nominal, v a - Halifax II err tuff
i.-iq*) #9 V hbl ; N C nt,d P• tom at *• Wh v.. i.
4*«ft *. n’t, r* e- <4.14.1, rfto f. b>\ fi hbl.. and ♦* p
b »tf fcW. -tbw Itfi' k •»» old Mirkcn-I h o b.-en ex* *U*trd, fttwl n«
new hi4 y. t tv. n rprrived. At Northern pclc4 •, charge* added, No.
H *rout<l -|l «- In thifl market.
h ftV VH» —We I|i|m(p «| fl.rflNffil.fiii.
PuM’K T'.e market to-day wo precisely in the condition report
e<| In our li*t review \Y«- quote. *• then, at fit 7f4fe? fl I b| for
Mip-rflne
Kftfrr - W.- quote Orange*. in bhu f'fcfll; lemons, In bx>, fu(Tt
10; y^r bunrh Hthma, In butn, f I ^ ; halfd>,f2q qr do., IV
layer. fM| |vr box , Ply-, drum V #> . Zauie Curr.ini*
• {fSfir; Almond*. I* - . ; H. H I'N/f W t*c
.ivticeu WV quote at 171% »• nominfilly.
fifixn —We quote Peruvian ftt f»U* prf in* ; Mexican lit f<H©
V»; Dell iry • *u|»er-phi»«nh«te of Mine, $**V Tht? *r»*#,!. h. toy
ueftHy iiVer, liie wfllr* are limited.
nrwMei.il-We quote Itlftwt nff. per kef, f ; Hportiny
»l it —We quote Northern ftt 9«> ct« by llw canto from »hlp-hoftr<t
fl from tlnre
Ilium* We quote dry, ftt 7H<&'•>. and tftlte<1 tit H rU. Cftl
^ftPi*. lb» ft*.
lft**N Wc quote Pin At fCommon Kn*U*h llftrr f*»n, P.nf
li* defined ; Hwede* Tredegar »nd Aunon
•b, tolti*- A meric an hammered f|not«» Itift
l.iftt> Wi quote Mil*, at IS)f eta; kqt*. *44614)4 ck refined It*
pt«K t.VfftiftS «u
l.wcin—We quote Ply r*iii ami lime. Bar I(|7||C.
I*i uk—We quote from *ti»r« at fl^O.
M 'i.isio—Ti»t re i* no prim*- Muiaoei in flr*t hau l* nf epher
New itriein»or Cuba HV quota the ftirmer noiulnnlly at M$C
Ci*nf * ; Moflftr II..U-M Hyrap I"Q7ft « t».
Miu i)»r*L Wc qootr Prau ai I.^HcU ; Htiorta 2n ct*; Itr .wt.
Hln IT. 2.*> ri» , Hiup Miufi« tin ct*
N «iid*—W«- quote •• Old Dominion ” brand at 9\ eta , ca*h, or I
.?■*., 6 month*
Oft Til —We q »ote at Afi<*ta §»rr hufthel.
I’m* — We <|Ui»t« Black Kiel at tM»c <i&f I.
Pi idm — The market i* bare of l.ump, and we quote nominalli
'» f*N44*« T*r froo'id the*e ta an active demand. We qu«»t«
Cla'.ltorne'* tRlchraf.ml Mill*,) it * if per bbl; Calcined f2,47qrr2V
V hbl.
Pkrf*T*uM »re befruining to arr*ve in liuilird lou We quote North
eru m* rcer at NOcia; Mw. et at f 2tft<4&2)6 per barrel.
KWfl.- We quote s| fit
Rv«.—We ipiote *l hft ct*.
Mat.? wv rpioie "MardiaU” and “Wortklaiftou " at fl €«><(£! A'».
Afthnui’* fl *wN?61 aft, anil (Ir.iund Alum at fI 2'4Cl '*• from atorr,
Hftaine. — We f|«olfl Ciovt r Urol at f» per bu*hel , P.nftl.*li Blur
Uro« f .* S%.
Mini aft. - We quote New Orlran* at DHttfctlSf; Vrty choice 12
ct*, Cuba — none in flr*t hand* WV q mle refit.e-l ^uy.«r* a« fol
low* : Coff.r, A »n«l »«. white, lt<6ld)f cl* ; C. relloV, I2^I2>4 . *
CfUdied ai>d Powdered I I <p ' I ^ eta., |«o *f 1 4 If cl*.
A'tr-Wp quote Brown, city manufactured, at 4)fc. Northern. &C
6 cent* Co'f ate* 7 If cU.
Hrium*.—W,- quote llramly, Otard at fl/rf*^*; HfllMBty ffi.An
Jaroaira Rum fd, New KnyUn.l (pur. ) At»££.*»’» cent*, do.
t Whtrky) AV^.'io eta; Peacii Brandy, f 1,4ft; \ a. Apple f/»t et«, Nor
• b-ru *lo 45c.; Holland ffln #1 . Amerlean do AN cent*. Wr
qui»te Rl l.rnond rect'd Whisky at AVftHJt ru , ainl nth* r brand* ftt
UPtA Mi et*
ToftiOOO.—Tiv new crop continue* to come forward In limited
qufthti«lr«. prmc pally in to<**e pan e'* The planter* term to l« ac*
i • . applies linwt the Belief tnitt prlt ivliMIliir
ther advance, hut •* the rate* now curr- ot are extremely htph, the
p..:i y witch ha* been «|q>arenily adopted ‘-y them may be near l
I rtl a«pr*rarlou« Th»•»#•»• no dioibt l*ut ti nt *t«»ck* arc anu«ually
' I eht in il' the Irfttlmr market* In iht«c uo«r> and ..n t».*- Ck.ntinent
! of Kufpe, and tliat the n p« In ilw Weitetn 1*4 i*ei h«yr hn-n mat*
rtally **urtailed, hut in rey*»d to the crop In V rvlt.l« Norili arntlna
Die re port« of i| 4 mac i*y f o*t have h*- n g eaily et* related. A
m-'r h mt of Ihl* cRy who ba* been e> jp»(-<l In tie t.ihurn trade fur
forty yrar* and In wl.ow ju lyn.rn* we p»*ce mnrh confblenre ha*
and hr I hi# opinion upon a companion of the prrarfit rnndlti n
"f thr market with iu run.lit ion under analog >ue ■ irmwatancui at
dtfT rent peri-I# within the %« ope ..f h«# • xpertrnr-e Whether Ida
amir pate n# wilt I*- rrallwd or not rem«ln# to he arm Ity re . •
rein-e n. the iTimI #tati#'ic# «if *hr Unl'ed Btatea we perceive that
in I‘dpt, the art-rag* value per hh I of the toharro exported to f 7 •
4* That year th. re to a general failure of thr crop. In IdP, the
average value per hh l of iheexpmta wax flil.47 und inllir #t»c **nl
Ing h.ur year# #*■*/.aft, Ki, at i! 4T Finer . or la#i review #.| thi* mat
Pet price* hare undergone in quotable change
WxttT. —Prlrea remain a#U#t reported, btn the market w.tn h r
duller to day than at tlieeloaeof our laat rerb-w. Thr extreme« are
f I B 4|l do for red and while.
-Oak fi>'p • > rd, Pine xrholeaalr. Thr retail
prh-ea ar* 91 ftl foe Oak, 94. for Pine
Want,.—We quote waahed. I'offlmon.ai W<iki rta , unwaahed ITfl
#t pi* ; Merino half hrtud imki eta , d«» full Mttiii 4o.il* ru»—«•».
third lexx fm nnwt#hed
MVP BTtM!K - Jacob Bh.mk report#; Rnr Ctrm |7tta V
cwt for go xl B • f. t N . I article Would eornam I a higher |rev
Mo aU ahore thlt quotation hare betti utrP for anme time pi •
hy me Inferior lleef Mftntin-h a lower price P**^vr and l.ikte
11 T41 to $5 |ef head, accordoqf hi quality. II n * ft t<* f * ft rWf
mMttiim
Poaatna — IVo very recent engagement# for Jamex rirer. Thr di
rnxod for re#* |< h *« d ■•n*#he.f
la-urarn It -ton, rent# f» hhl fB.V» 9 hhd t. ha.-co, 15 rent
|h r w-.nl#, xnd cent# |9 l| h*.x tohuero; Mr* f.irb.ffi rrn*t fJ
li'tl f t Vi |f hhd tobacco, ft I rent# ft Whole, anl I5«f cfa p »% h . . ,
tohic.o Mothlng doing Philadelphia. ift t. y Md. t,Vi y hhtl '
loher.., I* rent# |f wl.ide an-l IB rt« p U h .x tobacco, ll.ltim .r.- |
14 cent* fi M»t. f I tt f hhd tohac -o. IBr per whole and It r ||
% box foht'-ro
MPW YORK M4KKPTB. Mar. IBth.
C.cm**--l|old-ra hare yielded a atigh*. conce#ainn In order In
real #., and the bu lnr#a ha« been aooiewha* w»ofe rxtenalvr in coh
*eq»riHf.the «ale« for the three day# reaching fi^FMiti hale# ^e
fhiropa’a ftew# w». l*-»# unfavorable than wa« g. n. ratty expected,
and ie mark I cWd With morr to* r after haring been relieved
«• »rrer .| lot# that had b-en p r-Wng foe .ate
Plot a Brnthern Flour Ha« Men . g red morr IMy, tnd with a
•owl lemand in part f*»r aMputon*. pr»eea hare •!*».■ It advanced
TVre ha« hern a good heal'hy co*.# imptlrr demand ’oyether with
a *p# uUflrt Inu tire, rnnflned mxi ly to the «ned ntn trade# Th
tr .d-have #it|*plVd them#e re* frrriy * " Flirt and IxirB l>n i
and to th* xr great ♦ n| Imr# t« evinced. T>«e #400* w« . #t|«n p
ah.eit If/Mi uM# whteh I# larger th.n we anttnlpatrd: t nt the* . /I
hy *#t..id and th‘rd clxe« dealer# l« unuaualt? light TV*
In p<*^p rl are fair ffoMrra generally are tndHBrent .«•-iii "
*»»*••«« at extreme rate# The a-»le#nr the weak rock
el.#'r*g a* f7.15ty7.TM ter mlx.-d brand# Baltimore JJ,' wiH-/*
f T.d-VrgT 4A ter if m*no« to f**od B ipe'te.a Hn«# , g, .. I,
ard. i.fh.rgroen and Pterxhwrgj |7A .'.""V: * ‘'
do. |7 Bf^7 75 ter Kvtra II ward Biruet, ami » JmSSm? # , 4<
cr and ^ttrx Alewxndrla. IfworgHopn. and ’ ,
Country ;« d Bl wh of #alr and la nntqtna' 17 ». A — '1
For fine, f* 7w g Mi Ml.og# and f? 7P ...>r**P~™* V
for Bo^dhoen r .HIT the demand I# modarata
aad *'w market •« atronglr in fawt* „# .»,# kBaJi.!! bn tli*
at FT Id*? #1 tee u «be T ,r^ "*?fr Balea 700 bhh
VyV^TttrH "hr "» *er»n. i • b4 r *■%•» tor f.n
np'nMi *m •*«*»*. ex*
SaTael J X«H«, m%m. «uh i.r* „■
,rrr- * e. r«r«rt 4~r.n., wnw**,.
nrt TtoiiweTi ii 1 f rL '_ • *r'***4 u.
U>. Soil Jf tL'mSk *e "**• *ln4«,.biok
'O'**, "e* 90 pn*. Mr.pl* Ik.q m UM * nr
itial tha aa— Wa quota
PwwwmS—'tV rtutiltltjl^iiull, taTtSSSEmBf"'
•aa mU lot to um W.duead.j .ad TharmUi, la oadaa la atM
,•****• hai KftirRay, »Hk a ia») iraiMy wall wfyiy ft
nraatUa mwm4, ami a ywtiM J tl»* La tu ir#a nnf, wr r#vi#
•4 fft'ftllww abaft ft 4-« l»a# »f *&**! cftnt# .n IS.. three day*. th#
“Y, * *‘*,-l*4 w«. TW ••ork u auftirtU. and lh«r rwvt|»u ar#
_ ftftj •**•«»! aagaarataiMM* #f rJl. A*t
TITT?."0 ‘■-••••ifthMi ft*4 r« U«inau4 ab##a.# uf aay
• ■part li»t|u i jr of MdHft^ftt #
. ?***~Ty ****** *oalH»aaa dapaaaaad. aa lha demand ha. u
W.ty r alaakad; aad though lha off. rings am at I I Mail, and tha
• aad *r. dually dtai abhiu .prlcaa ar. *» a H at a aau. hwnwlh,
Ma CtaiTOfcJ~* ^ ^ ‘ k“
tv.mM au.“A.LTU<A*,t "»»
~™» *"»»ad l», IV,.ma ihia am haa haaa ralhaa Hath
|Jt I£L •• Um atrtngeocy lu «Wtl«r| of .
ck~ rt?£ ^.Trr, iLtrs^ss
MB feAftH'* LLtalTa-^S
7**"* '**• of oar I ait qu.Hat lone Tha stork haa hr...
Inn.intbf meant arrivaktand a.uoaala lo ahoul I —ar halo.
. bo.,, no Uur.MaA.oaa w wTm.nml Uaweek
", .Ac,. .V* 7,7.7 u7T..7‘ -^WT* «—# *m*Tbar mrdt ,7*1
*r" *an4 *«>nl Off I.
••Mil luu No • Marker*! or# ■laadj fti Aft ?g o#r bt,r.. i
Th.-p aru aaUtaff la th, trad, pr.H/ freely at thla L.r.^TWr, u
*o^ lil.lr .hda* la uth.r hamkr . N TWta
"TV' 'v“r Ua geek haa* quit* laiaaiaL aad la.
all aarMlaa prlcaa ha.o boaa a.II auatal, rd The MJm auu. on
7,71' * “°'» double lha .Mount of I; ,1
",k • •**:«■ Tha foratffn news rauila.d alma aar I a, I Mow. Uo
taaterlal ahaoge lu lha coodMIoa of th. market abroad n'm
quuiaiio.i. u, hawaawr full/ swetalkod, a.7“
Ih‘ ulrTkll* %£"Hi*’ ‘l*r“*"J.K“ *“* «•>» afc. t ti lrthe* an*. a
1,' TW doMiooil far Hour for #Bp»r« raoUif. brt#fc —
TW Mtarkat to-day W». var/ q mi. hut .i.«d/ TWrr wit* hui r.w
I?’*.'* T*'11’* W* mo" ■•*« •> ^ bWe Uawur.1 gtrurt at |«
l*. at ul.lth quotation lha Markat cluaad Maud/, with twees Thrru
7“tr,? °f Ohlo thla morning lln»<l*ri tr.iaau.ll,
74-, *7**! 7*! **J h,>o,TJ, "j** b"1 •** b*"®* ** •“ n>< >0*
^^s£SaSrSas*S«S
th, race pt. ha.a haan Ukru up fur Ki.gltah aoaouut *T7!
f .r it ho it op uod », .a..,, ,7m wooa'. SgJr-TT^
l»n <• ii«|>r«ivti) aaitiiaa Hire# u f.,ar c(# |»#r bu#l., I (\„, i ■ ^
prT-l.'ul'.Tui'l^mu, !j' iiLU'*' '? ""'"H-wra look pUco In
for .tanVMartirt ha. Won r..h.,|nHr •vla.ai.hat
,v
Xii?£%Z>r£ — - —
tXrru Tb «l#oioi»«l ihU m .rnlof v«i folr; pric#«. bower, r K**#
• klrtT>i*iug I- titled,-J n.erw «err If.u (i bi'UbTflUtd Bt.d Ml .
of • lie #1 40«#l #Ui v#|,ow dUAH . „ *ml’0
r.- Vft# o folr Inquiry IhU morning price# irud.ti#
tnt tr.hr—
w%Tr2;?/^ru'zr^r**”4-——•»•*
l.aarnak Th, .. u.it, in th, m.rkrt .mi eontlnuoa, and thr Mib
prl. •• a dlcu I ta«t wark atlll pror .11, th* markat shown* an rrlda. t
I lam r to . forth., alrauo. w. qu da Spaa.d, MlT« £n
«t Lumi-T. .la/ lha mark,! was mors arllro II..UL... ... a.—
7nfj!7fcV* *'„'*'"* u**"*"*■ w« Wot, mlaa uf » l.h a, » th r.-, . i. d
!“*' 'mv‘ur aw.Ma.fo at t» , ,Uo • pon.ho..,.. Kaglml. I-I.i.d at
j.c. W. rofiilnu# tu quote T iu •> M^s N«# iirifRna Cu.a^ ■ _
p rR*a!un*^'' °,U* ado Itahl; Kugliah Ida. I ft.*S4 to 5To
Paon.1 aa-Th. r." haa town aa. muwi.I thla .ark in Ram...
7‘ ' " i—'1^0... ul Proria.su. the Mark.I I... Wcu .lX.d'
Hkw-TIh-maikct tor rico th.. w.M l.aa bo*., uul.l, and tul-c.
o... ullon ..ff .11*t.ti* Po, u.m. da/a p..t pud m. “?«l"
h.a luo.i offering al t>, ,1a, .ini atricil.r prluia do. al 4', p/r * —
JET "* * *"‘«« »bo«. >, Uf a cent no lie kwb't
-.7h.*-7^r‘I"'£—"“/I".1.1" JV *u «««w#h*l/ quirt II Id
.iHift, rrr, or# Ann. *nU price# la«# m up«#<>1 u-o4» ik * ®iock
u'VU «IU*inkil» t9W ,U* M",r U* 4-y d»f 10 bf.4. P»rio
K*t ,i oi $111.0*1 \% ec»tiiluu-* t«i quote Oulu# #t $■« Tf, •• yA* iir- u i«
V *» bogiuh i..:nd ommltiil,. tv^u^w
• • le#* k ptifar on 11m* morkrl
Tunacvu—TW rvrclpta of Mar/laud Tobacco ar. .mall and tha
a. lima, and all that roa.-b.-. lha ma.k. l .. II qol.kl/ al about f.„m
o. rale. The .0.1/ Change We War Of I. lu th* description dsooiul
fibowli'l r*„'""''“t*1* ,Uf *“*“*,‘ lu*,krt" *hkh I. w.nth
It HI-111 -Th* maikrt lo-.la/ «aa quirt, but th* demand la .nil
1...I T..e stuck nr wldaky ..I. had ,.r... Ik e hale heard nf no
•a. # In the city timing tfo- iU'i # e* k \\ note o •#! • In 4«y of Ri>'
buu 01.1.. #i H“ii% . «* Rr luuunuf iu t|u»u* City #i ilo-il c«ui>
• fiiiu .i'v»Ai «»'•; IVniiryivuni# RR di y gnlioa. ^
AUCTION BAUW AllYERTIBfcD IN TIIK WUIO.
MU All* riUUlAL HTATB.
a\w IRih. — Coin Ul I tb.uurr's •*!<■ ui l» valuable ilavn, at Bo*ftrll ■
in U iianmiJi), ’
RnIi.-Tvu tract* III Albemarle ft.uniy, vn . •• Bell Air," n.uialn
■ K ».l'd' -» rc#, .tiu.l..I n.ar tbc Ami of Center’, mountain. ao4
, . V.T I ' , wiu) ikr^r nuur atidnirn
grist mill? ihere«>n , da. lungs on both tracts. For sale nrtvauls
meanwhile Adv'd by * . Umbrrtakc, Alt «*>. 1
***** day—A tra- t .f .57 acres In Orange c« ., with «l welting and
• 'Utbouses; also. !«s» bid * oru, »l«* k, Ac. Adv'd by F. Junes.««'»
of C ft Jones, dec'd.
« oinm'ra kale of tract of tlmla ivd Und, All acres, m.,re or
in Charles l*lti county
Also—la Ihlsciiy a boild u* jot ou 6.h street, lietwcwn Arch and
Hynl dr.-eia.ai 4 o'clock I' M
91 *t—Trustees' sale of several tracts of laud (Including a -lu
quarry i in the lower md of H«ickIngham County, desefit- ’*
adv't of Geo. II M stDiew#, trust*-* Terms liberal *41 acre* In
ftame <ay-*l,uiiiiuiMk>iiiir’ sale of a fsri^v<%ilr,i
Coli*|wr c..iin,jr. ..it.. R»| l.t.n j.fM.c, , .1 .1,1,1,
«.h —C..uin.u.^..,r. lAls. a,, -J, li. I v»u„ count; H„
r.-sldenc*- uf Win. B (V *
,4 *uoasii«lui>«rs' sale nf a tract of 400 a-res, It4» c»ear
d. In Aineda county, ucar the Danville railroad ; also, slock, er op,
Ac.
Also—The fsrtu railed Blrcidand, In Grange county, containing
Akl terra ftce adv't of Geo. A. 8 eel
Also— Bar. uiors* sale of sis valuabl*- tracts. In ti e vicinity <J
Goltnsr lie, C,r*.itne county—about ' .**»> acr« s; alst.a trial oilier
tracts In said r *unty ftce adv't ©1 M* ssrs Uk klmU,sSsrtarrr.
97th —||«*l»*M»n Joint*' tobacco factory in Dauviilr ; al*o,a vacant
lot aiU'tlning iIk factory, aud a lot aud dwelling bouse ou Gr*>ve st
Her adv't.
ftame day - The tavern property at Amelia C II , embracing tar
ern, private hou*>«, and 9«k‘ acres of land ; alio, a tract ol la acres,
snd Some gi «»r 8«l building M*. ftee I be adv't.
/**• I. —A tract of 1.9»*» acres, uall««l •* Duuuivaot," lu Oharbtu
county, ft miles from liic C li.—wdl be sold at tbe C. II. by Willi .ai
Cardwell, trust *e
9d—ft tie of 9U0 to WO valuable nrgroes, at Halifax, N. 0.—
He- adv’t of T. I' I»eV* reux.
*1. — In Buckingham county, 4 n.lles from llardwhksvUle, several
imrcrU of land, aicam engine, grist mill, Ac. 8v« a v*l of H K
I* «tt«*Soli A Co.
Hatue day -Adiur’s sale nf 19 to 1ft negro«a, furniture, alock,
crops. Ac., st FaruilugUiO, til. uc* *icr county.
4J*.--Three tracts of land adjoining or in the vicinity of Chat
ham, IMtaylvania C. II. For particulars, see adv'i of W. L. Fan
ntll. CnmV
•'-In—Trustees' talc of “ BwchhUl," n« ar Mind.ester, on the Coal
Fir turnpike, coir'g 147 arrts, with brick dwelling, vie.
loth. — A ami -f .*»■• trrw lu New Ke *t county, hi miles from
Hh-hiuood. near i!m* K. A Y. K railroad—for sale p« lvai«>y mean
while by G. A A.
kahiv day—Commissioner's sale of a tract of wood Und, Aft or 7l>
acres, in llaitoVcr county ; also, two tracts lu tin saui n tghhor
hotvi—all situated near tin- K. F. A |V R U
Iftth —Commission**'** ml uf (lie tale Geo llarvic's estate. In
II ortcu c«Hiii.y—«hvi*le I into s< vm lots *if diffcrm* dlmeusloiis -
A Ho t>» slaves, men, wotneo and clul Iren, and a portion of the per
is* aide estate, ft*r adv't.
Iftlli.— Admr's • ale «' the •• Mountain Top,” and farm of Cot» acres,
at R'p'kfl-h Gap. In Augusta and Nelson c..untie*.
17th. — At Weidon, S. 0 . a farm of oftft arr. s, known as ths
” Tr« nt lentilalfto an a*tyolutng tract of 89ft sc.es lies tlie adv't
of Jno. >1. Ivry, C. M. R.
Hame day—lu tin* stty, extensive avis nf reril estate belong ng to
the Isle Ortt. Ilarvle, r«.mm- tictrig at II o'clock A. M. He* adv't of
Wn.W Harris, com'r
AIso--9,ism« acres of live tract In F<anklin county, u|H>n which K.
T Bridges resides, 4 miles from lbs 0* U —for sale privately mean
While, ftce adv't
Also—A tract of laud In the northeastern rotnrr of Rock ngham
roouty, N. C., containing ljhu acres, with dwtllfug. water power,
etc.
Iftth.—The ” Magnolia House," si Bristol, the termlnut of the Va.
and Tenn railroad, also, 4 lots adj'g the depot, for sale privately
meanwhile.
97Gu—A plantation containing *,300 acres In North Mahama.
Jon. 9th. 1S.V.—Th# tract In Buckingham county called •• Srlas,"
containing I .Nat acres, ab*.ul one half in woods. Adv'd l»y K. K
Irving, com'r.
■moagj.Auaowa.
Not. Iftth. H-sIr of boots, shoes and ha's, at au< Hon store nf Da
vmp«»rtt Alien A Co. r.imsv.nng at 10 o'clock.
19.h. Ha> at American Hot* I. at 19 M , l*y JALA Son, of 4o
shares Merchants' Insurance c*« '• stork Also, 9 shsret \ a Central
K K Htock, and 4** shares Va. Fire aud Marine Insurance Flock
9«»(h. Hale of groceries, Ac., at auction afore of Davenport, Aden
A C*» , commencing at Itl o'clock A. M
94th.—Hale nf stock aod crop# of every description, *tc , at the
plantation known as Kppvrsou’s.ou Uw Mattaponi fiver Hee adv't
of Messrs. Dickinson.
PRIVATE 0FFKR1NC1H OF REAL RHTATR
snvskTtitao is rag wain
Danld Warwick, Rose Mills, Amherst county, offers for safe thw
estate on which lie resides, (1 acres.) on both aides of Fluey
river. Die dividing hoe between Amherst and Nelson 8rc advertise*
tnetit. [tN9*t]
A farm of 430 acres, 1«l Wood land of original growth, with com
modious dwelling, etc., near FowhatanC.il. Adv'd by Joseph A
Mayo and G. A A (iNJH)
Flan tat Ion *.f IJHxi acres, wood land, • n York riser, in th#
county of York, six miles abuvs Yorktown, with brickffffellltig, out
houses, Ac. Adv'd by Thos G Tinsley (<N94)
AFtrm of 7ft acres, 4ft cl-ared, with excellent brick dwslllng con
taining 11 rooms, on tbe Wratbam plank road, fl ml es west of Rich
mond. Adv'd by Jno F Wrvn-G A A [lN9ft]
A house and lot at Berlin, Moulhampton county, with WO acres of
land adjoining—a desirable offering Hwe adv't of Merrlt J Dsvts.
[ID1 J
Vaiuth'e lot on OamkH's Hill, commanding a view of the Oily,
river, Ac Adv'd by W. A A. [tDf.J
A farm of HI acres adjolulog " ire# lllll ” a sliort distance east *»f
Ru hmofpl. with brick dwelling, Ac. Adv'd by G. A A [•!*»)
A farm of 19ft acres. 8 tulles b»loW Richmond, on lhe New Bridge
rood : has large dwelling on It. etc. Adv'd by O A A. (tltHl
A farm of 9ml ».iLuaenhurg county, situated upon the R. A I
H Ra ir ad. with dwell.ng, etc. Frier A*lf'd by Rilllam
li Nfirv.ll. (tDlIl
A farm ot 733 acres, 17ft In original forest. In Brunswick county,
I on the Msherrln river, tig miles south of Laurrnrevllls, with large
nmi ffVfHint, «w aiie n oy Me© u. aifrf
The llllnot* Central lUHn »<l company ilfer l/iflO.imo irrw of
farminjr land*. In trad* of 4<» acres and upward*, on Iona credit*,
etc. jc-e the lenpthv adv't of Mr. John WiUnn, the company'* land
commissioner [*Jlf)
farm of Wf* acre* In Powhatan county, with dwrltlnff, etc., there
•»n (if ) i
The farm called M Rea ford." In Matthew* connty, ronUIntnff 784
acre*, of which IWi are arable, (if.)
Plantation In Goochland county, 28 mile* from Richmond, railed
• inlnir 78" MM (if.)
farm »*n Jamew river. In Itneklnffham county, oppnalte Howards
vHle,noMt*lnlnfr W* acre*
An e«tale, conf«loio* acre* In Amelia and Nottoway rova
tie*. |o mile* from Hbhmond Advertised by L. Master* (If.)
farm .if M" acr**, half cleared, In Charles City rminlf, W mite
from Richmond (»f.)
Ttie term known •• "Prosper! Hill," In Oranffr rn., on »l a Rapja
tiaimock river; contain* ftt*• acre*, and has etery faelhty ..f access
in market (If.)
Valuable mill property —late " Taliaferro mill* "—at Ro<k*tt* —
rare . pporlnn tf for ti.veatmetil. Re* ads'! of (I. A A (tf] *
farm In Goochland snnnty of 0Mfc aor*«. called " Urap . „ »
m'h * frinti the C H , Rl from Richmond, and adlarent v , ’ ,
and Jamea river, a e*ry de.lratdv offerlnf. Adf'd b" n ull
den. (tf) ' v **'
--- -
■ .utr.Mii won i n Jin nifor u ,, .r* r ^
r i.< iveef H.e li.rrra*|ns demand foe • ’"Jr nnnru *
RIIORR In fhl* markG.t have mada
received a case '**.»oda ,.»• <?? i*^ pwMl* ffsnsrally thai I bate Ju*
^rl- Melle. ^of plTT fo wl* » w..rld ren.-Wb.d mant.fbrtu
i>..m .h,'., , h ' l*T,t* ‘^yeeiy or purri,...,.
m.rl.l Ik.. ' •» IMP lir ...J nil,
: . ‘ , «"•» <*'•< .III b- .44 .. I..w ..
^iV -<■ jxo. C r*or. I*.
--- .i.rfinM, R-.nl ,n4 PI,,N* U-.I.-r. IP M.in Mr*.
■rr« , •* *>i* ••»; m v % v* *• d »r Mi>«.
, I.?. In *l-.r, p t.rp. .tnoli of h-4 nhrl wrf.nl.' Ml.i
_ 4 n.lh- P I'llnMa. Jrmnr . r>4 IJntr,. hr..,. PI,
nr,,, fl.illr p Hr. nil, nr. nr.ll,l|.-,l I.. . i.tnln. ..rir rtnt-l
W r PRHRINB * I'll .
nnlP Kp III K.p], Prpspr,
Hi n I oh. «op»rlr,r htm, rwrlrr-rl on cn.lfi
moM, tor u.b, JOHN riPHPR.
I bo|4 Nn. 10 Itih .ml,
tl 'HI Nl'\» I.OOON. IYM , BITI.PR.
.*■ M.ip .TPPPf. H now r...l.'„p ...m. rnli.rlf r„»\*Pe
. )l r of Wi'i, Minn.f t.. «n4 Tt.u.1 (I «4«. whirl,. . itn . WL *
' P«i..r.l In -rlm,-rt ,.f Olrrn nn.l nuntir., hr nO.r. .1 \(W
I vtmb .*1, %n4 f.1.11 PI mnpornlo prtrr*. oT7u
Sine ri*in» H »*n m *m» n »<■•« n«i i
1 0 r f- r 1. thr Pblp Tlmb-f .-4 Irr.hrr. nr.* r*.n4lnp
! I.rp' *> 4, upon in, f.rm • C.pnh.o., on Yofb Tn
Tor f.,'111 ,. >..r .r,lpm.ni »r. pr.nl, n.4 iS. ~w mil . r.f pi,l.
up r. h. .4Jo*nlnp f.rm. rr, 4.r «»,. PMlInpof lhlnb..<f n( PM|. Tu
h.r nr,4 lu>mb.r rnmpnrn,l?e, pnn,
«-Y-r in Or *T OROROB PB40RT.
Cnrnnr fmirklln nn4 Anonmor nrr*t, H hm r.4. Vn
Of to TMO*UP O BR40HT. Jn ,
rt'-IT IPrn Wll'l.rrrWmrf V.
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■ rnpl. brn..4," fr..h (r ..ml now Inn llnp «o4 <• r ..I. I.,
Mun • mim.br
Op,I_ Oompr Bnnfi nn4 r,r, rTrrrfr
SO ' *•* iMrenP nupnrlor ... II.m. for ..I. n*
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