Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-04

-, ,o,,sn f,on nv own seed The oldest and most
,briiIv cotton whch looks well IN the morning. Iss
entirely ea1pss in the evening ihrfe 10 q - i,ar
which i, destroying IL. On The unu'l sue - .. in
.s,nds or Them are found. and they aeeHI TO nave W
leased since the spring weather The upper par :. 49,.
county is suffering severely The corn crops eos 's''
iourIshing . =, stt. Foo Trader NIX
ubo, il Mississippi coming t"i when ne mas sue"
.s,n,,t,;on Ia cIl.,icIe that which occuil'u ;"
,hs cour, huise of Cnpsh county Had suen ur""
Mac nc, beph perpetrnled by barblrians we WIZ" ,,
bsen surpriscd-but hai ciViz"d ihra couI o. ~ nd
Il, ,n,n yri,oacr is almost beyond belief! we ''"''
far the sake OF our species, that me iePn,' " o. 49,
s,rous crime may be yet unf"nndeo. mere . w -.
coupt Of the horrd affair we hna u gwen W VIZ
T,dpr nf Thursday Inst The 10Th inst. IN me CHcu'
ur, nj t,opah county, Friday last AlVa CarPehrr'
w.s nut upon his trial, charged with Inc hu'oer ~ W.
eIIer late Judge Of Probate OF that county. lhe
drnce closed abun, o'clock, P on FRIDAY at WIZ"
lime we left Gallrtin. We learn however, from gen
,em,n who left on Sunday morning, that Inc case was
submitted 10 the jury about CLOCK, VINO a',ef ue.s
obsen, short time, returned verdict OF mansiauSh
AZ the officer of the The eve OF tahi"g te
n,isoper back 10 nil sudden uproar took place, the
,bs were all put out and Carpenter was STABBED ~
three or four places of his hands cut on ana ~ zen
corpse in the 'hall of the cont II IS supposed ina,
the persons who engaged in this high banded ana
horrid Transaction, relatives OF Mr. Meier. ouf
mex, mail from Gall4n, will doubtless give US iul par,
,icular, What is Mississippi coming to: II would
seem that no mans life or property is respected we
blush ,r the poserty will be forced to ascrioe 10
her-.N .7drnhscr.
A NOVEL Divorce CAsE-The New York Gaze''e
says
A yel,nn is before the Legislature of Connecticut,
which exciles great deal of interest," and as It appears
to US good deal Of i'll feeling II IS an application OF
the lady of the Rev SamI JnrY'S, ID. u L. l. ID tor
divorce from her shand and for HE settlement OF On
n,uony Of 50 QUO per annum from his estate ne ia"y
ururs the the ground OF unhnshand-Ne ahu
lilIbrral neutrality-suspicious. and smPceuE'0sHy VI
provision for her maintenance. lhe riends vi I"e
Reverend respondent who is son OF the ia'e BISHOP
Jarvis and clergyman OF the Episcopal church, en-
loving very high reputation Tor his talents ana eAce
lon, character insist urun the vixen disposition OF The
petitioner They say she IS an uneasy ancomiofno'e
ard extravarant woman whose conjnga condoct aofuS
much stronger grounds for an appcauon LOT u'o'Ic
on the part Of her husband than she can claim herself.
She too beoucs 10 one Of The respectable families
in Connecticut md her sisters are married to some OF
the most distinguished in the country 10 confess
The luh-thonuh we would very reluctantly take sides
against udy-we very much inclined TO hope Inc
Legislature will not grant the separation upon hsr up
plcaon, al least
We learn from the Army and Navy Chronicle TINT
the Bonrd of Engineers and Naval Constructors, oil
which Captain Nj Perry, OF the Navy, is President,
was ordered to assemble in Washington on thursday,
and that The Board accordingly organized on That
day, all tie members being present
One of The bes, signs for the young Republic of Texas
IT, that the important, duty OF Internal Improvement
begins already engage attention late number oI
the Maipgorda Bulletin contains the proceedings OF
company associated for the purpose OF improving the
fine river Colorado, by renewing The raft and other o.
sruclions in ills navigation, and perceive that our
late fellow townsman, MIR. Dough-. Wallack, has been
appointed by the company their chief engineer
National IstelEgfnccr.