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The Richmond Wing calls for .! fn,s"n OyS'cTS.
Biue HIno, Sora, lIog FISH and Shc"ps-head. Add
Ia the list "Possum Hard Cider, and mod'cnm OF the
essence of Cider; ~ 900 SquirreI-.als, 5000 Coon
skins 30 1000 Gonrds, 200 pair Bnck
100 living Raccoons Balls, Banners and Nlottos, az
H. and The Wing man and his friends will be III gio-
rons fix for the glorious fght-fd Statesman.
Vino SrArIsrIcs.-From friends IN attendance as
DELEGATES TO the Charlottesville Convention, We "a.
thered the following Items highly important and nte-
resting 10 our Wing friends for whose qualification We
publish them There have been erected IN this State
il Wing Log Cabins In one Of them vas enclosed a
stuffed bear skin; in another there was living hear;
and third after being used i'll procession, was sold
negro for 81 30.
In Ohio il IS common TO carry coon IN their pro-
cessons, but Vrgnans improve upon that, ana use
bears and bear SKINS Most of the Cabins are deco
rated with coon skins, squirrel tails, buck horns, Nc
CH
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E,cArEp.-'rhe Emancpator states that when the
Colonization packet ship Sauda, which sailed from Nor
folk on the ith nit. put into Philadelphia in Distress OF
of leak, ~ of the colored emigrants, being
all bu, Of Tie whole number, escaped, or were with
drawn by residents OF that city Most Of them were
slaves liberated on condition Of their settlement in Ii
hera. \ number Of them now III Canada
Tur MosrN.xr + ttR.-''Thc Monument, the little
paper published the Far Boston. Of Monday morn.
ing says: I'VE have far succeeded IN purpose,
that we confidently say, il is accomplished. The
requisite TO complete the Bunker Hill Monument,
so 1000, will be obtained By the close Of tomorrow
ning
Alrxicn.-The R. Wing gives the following iniorma-
ton relative counter revolution IN Mexico. tcomcs
via Texas Late arrivals direct al New Orleans from
some OF The Mexican ports bring nothing the sub.
lect:
By u letter received in this city from Galveston, IN
advance o.: the regular mall II IS stated that the Fede
raj party have relaken the City of Mexico, and npri.
soned Bnstamene. The news conveyed b. eX-
press from the Federal Army at the Capital, 10 the
Texan General at Austin. The same letter also says,
that the receipt Of this intelligence at Galveston
that the part of the Federal Army recruited there, 2GG0
strong, with their leaders Canaes and Carabajall, EN-
barked immediately for Matamoras, to aid in lis rduc
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AcnIlTIox ASp HARHIsoSIsM.-We learn from the
Newark IN j. Daily Advertiser, which must he con-
good Wing authority, that attempt wns re-
Gently made by the Aboliionsts OF Ohio, assembled IN
Convention al Hamilton, in that State. TO form distinct
political organization in support OF Jas o. B'rney ana
Thomas Earle as candidates for President and Vice Pre-
sdcnt Of the t. S. which resulted in division of the
delegates, large portion of whom refused TO sustain
the nomination.
The Advertiser. in concluding lis remarks relative
to this Convention, has the following:
The Northern counties, are further informed,
were not represented in this Convention, the Abo-
lirionsts OF that District, (LlkE THOSE OF YER
MONTE opposed to P0iitcai arfOD IN he present
crisis -four afnirS. They had Convention at Akron,
the 27th ult, To nominate candidate for Congress
IN The Cuyahoga District, and adjourned without doing
it
And sLkc those IF lcrmont, will, we suppose, throw
their influence and votes in favor Of Gen. Harrison.
~ \. Standard.
Shame, ,rhcre is thy Biush'-We assured that
Gen HARRISON at Urbana the 9Th inst, spoke IN the
most disrespectful terms of Col. Johnson. Will some
one give us the pdrcuiary9 While Col. Johnson is too
brave speak i'll of any the battle of the
Thames, General HARRISON perfect char0cer, treats
the scar.coyercd Hero Of that battle, who did The
fshtng, with disrcspcct and shutters his great name
Shame upon such rnior'-Ohio Stdiesmnn
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Mp MISE II l.aa ANn .lni

IL Printed Copies OF the above Electoral 'ckct,
will be furnished TO Committees, &c, at this Office.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Friday, March l3, lsI0.

A communication was received from the Senate,
stating that they have passed the bills entitled
l. An act providing for the payment Of the Wood
stock. Strasburg and New Market Academies in the
county Of Shenandoah, the proportions Of the surplus
Literary Fund allotted to those Academies by the
School Commissioners of said county,
= To incorporate the town Of Wamsport in the
county of Ilarris"n;
3. Authorizing Alexander H. Crccl to establish a
ferry across the Ohio river;
4 Authorizing the ballast master at Fredericksburg
TO appoint assistants
! To revive and amend the act entitled an act pre-
scrbinr the mods Of eectng trustees for the town OF
CoyinGton in the county of Allegheny, and for other
purposes;
Ridge Springs, in the county of Nelson;
+ To revive the act entitled an act authorizing
John Whitaker to toll bridge across Peak Creek
in the county of Wythc.
They have also passed the following bills with
amendments
: An act concerning sales under DEGREES of courts
and the fees of Clerks and dispensing with refnndng
bonds to executors and administrators in certain cases;
o An act incorporating the trustees of the Rocking
ham Academy in the county of Harrison;
TO- An act for the support and education OF poor
rirls within this Commonwealth
II An act providing for 4 temporary loan to meet
the deficiency in the treasury
~ An act to amend the act entitled an act to incor-
pora,e the Harris Creek Manufacturing Company,
passed FEB !, 49, : :, !,
Manufacturing Company, in the county of Orange;
and,
H. An act entitled act for the better organization
Of the militia.
They have agreed to resolution, requesting the
House of Delegates to make the necessary appropra-
ton TO cfray the expense of fitting up the apartments
now used by the Court of Appeals and General Court
for the use of the Senate.
The Senate amendments to the 9Th, 9th, lOth l2th
18th and Nth were concurrcd IN.
The lth was laid on the table
The resolution in respect TO fitting up the Court
Room for the use of the Senate referred toa Sc
iect Committee. -,
| The Senates amendments to the following bills,
communicated yesterday, were considered:
..hn act authorizing the confession of Judgment in
the Clerk Office, and for other purposes; and
"An act for the relief of the heirs of John A. Trent
dec
The amendments to the first were agreed to, and
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ISnturdnM .MnrCh Ia. lS4n.

mturday, .ndrCh III, le4u
The following communication was received from Inc
Senate:
The Senate have passed the bills entitled
AnAct to authorize the Librarian 10 deliver Re-
ports Of the Court of Appeals to the Judges
. Incorporating the Masons Mill and Cold llarbor
Turnpike Company;
3 Conccrninr the Public Armory;
a. incorporating the Clarkshurg Savings Society;
D. TO extend the corporate limits OF the town oil Dan
Vile in the county Of PIIlsylvana;
6 10 amend the act entitled act to incorporate
the Hanover and Henrco Exploring and Mining Com
pany; a.,
: incorporating the Trustees of the Blacksburg Fe-
male Academy;
o. To authorize the separate election in each OF the
counties of Rappahannock Halifax, Fairfax and Am.
herst; -, :
10 To change the time of holding the fall term of
tho Circuit Superior Court of Goochland and to sus-
mend the act changing the time of holding the Supe-
rior Court of Jefferson;
H. To amend the charter OF the Norfolk Savings
Institution; -.
- To change the place OF holding separate clec-
ton in the county of Augusta;
II Incorporatins the Newmarket and Buffalo
Springs Turnpike Company;
IA. incorporating the Roanoke Circulating Library
Company; ,,.;
! IL. Incorporating The Salem ana beht .'ioui'aiN
Turnpike Company. -
They have also passed the following bills with amend
mcnis:
demned TO death or transporation;
. To authorize the sale of the real estate OF ELIAS
Ely and of George Elliot, dec d;
| 3 Concerning the draining oilands;
a incorporating the Mercer Manufacturing Compa-
ny in the county of Loudoun;
s. Concerning Peter kremer
| G. To amend the act reducing INTO one the several
! ,o,s slaves free and nulattOCS;
| :. To incorporate the Harrison County Silk and
| Agricultural Society;
: Concerning Edward Fl. Womwell
| The Senates amendments TO the LIST, 2nd ana 4th
were concurred IN.
The bill concerning the draining of land, and clear
ing obstruction from water courses, coming up, WIN
the Senates amendment thereto,
Mr. MAY moved its indefinite postponemehl, Du'
withdrew the motion on explanation OF the charac'
tor Of the bill being made by Mr.. McRae.
Mr. SMITH ofIse of Wight, renewed the motion to
postpone, which finally prevailed
Mr.. McR,E advocated the bill on the ground OF ITS
general benefit to agriculture in Eastern Virginia, and
especally to the county of Hcnrlco.
| Mr. MAY moved that the 9TH concerning slaves,
free NEGROES and muatoes) be indefinitely postponed
| MIR TArLoE of X. q. opposed the motion and advo-
Gated the bill He called for the ayes and noes on the
question to postpone Ordered 90
The House agreed to postpone Ayes %, noes -
| The Senate's amendments to the oth ana Ith were
| concurred in.
| The engrosscd bill amending the Charter OF the
James River and Kanawha Company, with ryder
offered BY Mr.. DoRMAS, passed and sent 10 Tue
Senate. .,.
| Leave of absence granted TO several gentlemen
! for the remainder of the session.
! rTbe Chair was vacated for half an hour-it beng
reported that the attic story OF the CaPltol was on
| fire.
On motion Of Mr. DoRMAs,
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rJFIRE Is THE CAPIroL-Satnrdoy the Senate was
thrown into great confusion and alarm By the bursting
forth ola blaze from the wooden cornice near the cell
inr at one side of the Senate Chamber, which caught
on fire, owing to crack in the lue ofthc chimney
medately behind it. The hue foul, caught fire,
and first gnited block Of wood laid in the Bricks 10
which the cornice nailed. 1t put out before
anv serious damage done. Several members exert
ed themselves manfully on the occasion The adyam-
tagcs ofhavng hydrant near The Capitol was happily
illustrated Had it not been that water conve
nient greater damage would have resulted
The fremcn the spot with great pramptitudc.
The occurrence suggests that it would bc well for the
State to grant 10 these worthy and vigIian companies
some thousand feet or more Of hose The State has
great deal of property here, and it should be her pc
l,cv to increase The for its protection. We've
any ofthe large public buildings 10 catch on fire,
great deal Of hose would be necessary in putting it out
YESTERDAYS Compiler.
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rnt}NfJr1-T|r aJrrn

Al meeting and repccal. portion ohc Democratic
PART of the county ckneam held at the Tavern Of Edward
H. Srn..s Monday, the 9th day IT March,
~ a, thrinr Court day RoRERr Sf.w Esq, called the
Chair and NATHAN H. Holm, y, appointed Secretary.
Major Yanccv briefly stated the object Of the meeting and his
notinn Dr. Jalcs unanimously selected the Demo
cratic candidate with John W. llasks who had been
unclaimed a candidate nj February Cont.
Major Yanccv nominated DIR. JolW Flood candidate
for his Senatorial District and supported the nomination by few
ounrut remarks whlrh he paid tribute Ia the patriotism and
.puican principles Of his Mr.. William lhcll then
nominated Mai Yunccy which nomination supported y Dr.
Flood n NJ tile request o Ma fancry who urged that his ad
yancCr rendered lin incapable of enrnunrrng the fatigue ."
nm active canvass his name withdrawn and nomination
of Dr. Flood sanctioned ly the meeting.
ON The motion al Maj IanCcy, il was further
R,orsd That the proceedings of this meeting c signed by the
Chairman and Secretary and the Editor at the Enquirer
for publication. ROBERT SHAW, Chairman.
y. 4. HOLMAN, Sscrraru
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COMMUNICATED

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Al held for Isle of Wight County, the I'd of March,
lsi0:
The and the Members Of the BAR having Informed
death of WM. ID. HopGEs, Esq Member of the Bar,
practising this Court gentleman distinguished
/, of manner integrity and high atancRts
rndar all the manly and social qualities We feel that
lost friend and the profession OF which h.
Der, and ornament.
Rcsolrcd therefore unanimously That the Court and the Mem
Bar will thirty
days.
Re.orj a, these proceedings be entered the records of
Court inserted the newspapers published in the City Of
Richmond Borough o! Norfolk; and that copy be for
wardcd to the nearest Of the drCeased-an
Cont do adOu
NATHANIEL YOUNG Cl,rk.
The Wing and Compiler will please Copy above
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EnR 7NE ENQUIRER,
WILLIAM C. RIvES, ESQ. -,

Sir: When last addressed you' P'ei'Aeu ;,,'Ia,J
,,o ,.b;ch 7 nm now constrained to withhold,
your na' ,cconns than ono. am oldiashoned 10
S S" @Ste a aSsD an entitled to The Of "hoTora
bI r who ' can cody and deliberately sacrifice Long
cherished friends to propta,e violent enemies Tor the
purpose Of promoting unhaowed AMBITION c ,rnn the
TEEN no man "honorabe, VIII" is caP.on &c ,ho host
I RaEi of our "auregratitud No. sir no man can
hs .onorabIe who PROCESSES friendship to your J"ee'
and plunges the dagger in your bach ,,.,od Won !
1t has been long since | las s axouse nv appa
T Tent neglect if did not know you be very sfg e
ing sGn,' an, to offer You My last letter was dated
The nth December 1855 and directed to you as Is, S ra
.Armcd Neutral informed you was au.u. ~ ~ .b.
the State for ,ime but promised, on III! ie'''A
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SENATE

An amendment proposed by Mr.. Atkinson to the bill
"to provide by temporary loan for the deficiency in
the Treasury"
Strike out all of the first section after the word slhat
and insert as follows
at shall be the duty Of the Treasurer Of this Com
monwealth to sell at public auction, 10 the highest bid
der 900 shares of the Bank stock belonging 10 the
State after having published the time and place Of sal1
in at least two of the newspapers in Richmond and such
others he may think necessary for at least twenty
DAYS before the day of sale. Not than 300 share
TO be sold in any month; and the proceeds thereof
shall be deposited in the manner other monies
belonging to the State.
The amendment decided in the negatiyc-aycs
6, noes 81 as follows:
.4yes-Messrs Wiley, Atkinson, Baptist, poulson,
Nloflett, Scott.
.rocs-Mcssrs. Nash, (Speaker,) Campbell, Thorn
tom r., Iiunton, Peyton, Bondurant, Smith, Ope, Nc
Camant, Thomas, Boudin, Dyer, Lyons, Carter, Faux
ner, Bland, Woudhonsc, Fontaine, McIlhancy Thomp
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,,,ho,zcl !, state that DR.. John r. Taylor Is MOI 4
arc from the counties OF Mathews and Mid
dlcSrN ,,.. n, Samuel DiCrs. as n
9, for seat in The next Legislature from the counties OIL
an " sr on,hrizcd 10 announce Maj o. NJ crnchntia as
;,, 10 represent the county of SPOTS. IN inc heA
~ VI. took the liberty last 10 chsen "',i ". , -
WORTHY friend Mr. Butts Of treensvle c"hy ,. ed
~, hrrhnll The effect Of hurry HIS nale was ~ ~
sus We were authorized 70 announce Augustine = '"'' "
candidate for c-cleclnn.
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Marriages.

Married 18th inst by Elder James b. IIensha Mr.
rlt JoxEs city Of Rrmon d. Miss OcIAvA daughter
Of William Jarvis of iirnrco.
Married, the eth uli by the Rev. Mr. Burgess, RoRERr O.
MAvpIs Attorney al Law, 10 Mrs NJ L. Messy all n Pckens-
vile, Alabama,
Married, residence of Mr. David Anderson, IT, IN Rich
NOM ON the 10Th inst by Right Rev. bishop Moore, JoaS H.
GiLMER, Esq. Charlottesville, Miss M,RY T.. ANDEnsoS,
annnlt..r uc Ih. lar William Andrtsnn. ni Richmond.
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q I,he IIhtn Cnnrcrl.'

We recommend the reader TO study the Portrait,
under this title which we have coPed INTO our last
f ,ba Globe It's drawn to the life. Mr. Rives must
vince under it. Nine tenths of the Wings will view
in t-as in mirror, the associate whom they have
uancd-and our Democratic brethren will see with
rcrrct and indignation the perfect likeness OF one, who
he M, ndoncd their cause.
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4 CARD.
To he Ch0irmcn Of tie Rcpubiican Committees Of the
Skuin of Ltrninin

To he Chairmcn Of me hcpnbiican Committees Of the
Stdte Of Iirginia
The Committee, appointed By the Democratic Re-
publican Convention, Tor the purpose of establishing in
this CITY, cheap weekly paper, to promote the views
and interests of the Republican party and the rc.ecc
ton of Martin Van Buren, 10 the Presidency of the
United Stacs-mnst respectfully calls on each, and
OF yoU to aid III the prosecution of the work,
have successfully commenced. The ball is roll
ing and the "CRlS!S" is At hand when every Repub.
lican voter will be- expected 10 he al his post-Te great
interests of the country demand il at his hands We
too, would speak II the leomanry The mIsrcprcscn
tations Of the Wing presses, and the sangwhanging
trarcilia" or0tors must be countrraced The people
need only TO be properly enlightened on the great
political questions before the country, to make up
proper verdict. It is important to the interests
of the Democratic Party, that the "CRlSlS should
be in the hands of every voter; and this can only
be effected, by the untring vigilance and industry
of the Corresponding Committees. 1t will be for
wardcd for general distribution, in every county
throughout the State.-Wc must meet our opponents
every point.-Wc have truth and justice side,
and when properly UNDERSTOOD cause must prevail,
before the people. Their travelling Orators must be
met and rcued, they have already been triumphant
" defeated, and all their arguments blown "sky
lirh" ut least, by one of tie Pcopie. We again call
on all our friends to be the alert, and meet them
dcbatc-If every Republican Will do his duty, the day
must be ours-Eternal Vigilance is the price OF Lbcr
tv." We therefore appeal to you in the name Of the
Republican party, TO aid in prosecuting the work
we have begun, to prosperous termination, and we
shall realize most glorious victory opponents.
JAMES BOSHER, Chairman.
d. TRUEHEART,
5. ID DENOON,
W. D. WREN,
JNO. COSBY
+. B. BIGGER,
y. DENNY,
JNO. +. WREN,
JOSEPH ALLEN,
JOHN WOMBI.E,
II. y. TEMPLEMAN.
~ All communications and subscriptions (post-Paid)
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n Mr. Letclers Letter in our next. ne maniuliy
defends Jas Acknowledgements that Mr.. V. W. South
All was in favor Of State Abolition in ls32-and again
cbarges Mr. Gimer with lay:ng been an Ultra Einan-
c;patonist, and with having gone beyond Mr. Mellow.
ri in his advocacy of Abolition.
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NJ All communications and subscriptions (post-pad)
for the Crisis must be addressed to the Editor Of the
Enquirer, to the Chairman, or any member Of the
Committee and they will BE- promptly attended TO.
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We understand, that Richard |. Games, IS the h nc,
publican Candidate for the House OF Deiega'es' III 'ne
comfy of Charlotte.
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:; ,b;nrs in the several States. my
4-ln aSN'' - observer for 80 years of the
have been ,,,l;,;c,l chessboard, and during the
rH'n y" ,,va never erred in Judgment in re-
'Gi tHsO, Nv home is in the State of New
= the N"' r',r. "a locker on in Vienna. In my
and ~, III n, Wings, hear much h"ast'ng OF
anr>c W." c,rrv,nr Gen. Harrison into the Pre-
on>pr'> and New York is particularly spoken
al tha', lar Inn in November. ! know the
beng ",ast,v falls. proplcts-thcr prophecies
llst> ar .So ,nnulsc of feeling, rather than the
gcn't''., ,ndSmcnt. Il is hurrah boys. with
|:rg "i s'", IN counting their nu'nbc-s and, III
wr'hoT' ,:,II sacr fce to their needless mpetu-
,y,;..s carried the State by about 10000
~" Is by 10000: and in 1851, 5000. There
Fri' =" .,t battle next November, and the whole
b. ,.,,;.s w, BE- brought into the field
i O ''.' s.,rc skirmShcs in portions OF the State,
J. n'"' ~ addressing you, IS to give an OPT
&, !"L,rs. The town elections are connected
q 'n' and until within few years, politics
ir1I,. N, INTO question in the selection OF per-
~. n.H.,s-and the Fcdcralists themselves
4 ~ -, ,-actice of discriminating IN that way;
\ ''" =" ,,r,l elections are good criterion of
1""' III Is the general election. In some ~
.I,,r. trials have recently been had tor town
ts> ,,I,s have shown an accession OF strength
=, y" .r,t,c interest In Allegheny, Cattarau-
Y 1:,rsnn. Oneida, O,scgo, Chenangc, Scho-
l., ,aS.,, Madison. llrrkmer, Nc, nc, the re-
I fG", decided change Of opinion in favor Of
',,'"',,.,r,,ion, which makes assurance dnubly
Niil'''., ,och of ground Will be contested with
i''4' fs,.,,s of Mr. Van Buren,. have letters,
- INNS parts o. the State, assuring me, tLia:
.r,,v IS u of spirits, preparing for the great
Fa"' s;rh circumstances, have no hrs'ta-
mr. !, as NV deliberate opinion, that i'll No
Z 80 -h,ll not only overcome the 5000 against
~ S,., Fall election, but beat the enemy BY from
!. ,ip majority.
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The Legislature expects to adjourn Tomorrow 81
ALic
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Deaths.

Died yesterday morning. IN the lith year Of his JANIS
Lyons JF eldest of James Lyons, ESgiiis young friends
and %! the family, well
General Assembly Others respectfully invited
tend funeral from the residence Of his father O'Clock THIS
day, without further notice.
Young he the uniform Of his conduct and
of l- his high honor intelligence
and mannr of character had secured for him the respect and
OF large circle Of friends who participate leelngy
in the affection of his bereaved parents
7noer Revolutionary Soldier goHsCHARLE RoDEs, died AZ
his residence IN Nelson county, the night the goth of Dcc
her. 1892 in his slt yca M Rodcs descendant Of III"
Robes mot Rhodes family that cmirraed from England I" II
gna early day and settled in Hanover county was an actor
the battle, Of York and GoC Point and witnessed th IN
expected and fatal reverse Of fortune 10 the armies oil ea
which secured the independence Of our nation Inc subject
this brief notice. last Of that rhonoed race "Io
one gathering their final resting place
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