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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The public are
seNaneA~ respectfully informed
IL that the substantial
sSlsNEEl=ixaasNRasA<rsrB and swift running stea-
s%Asms~MsaswggMAlk4ssgs mer CoLonApo, James
&&saa&aE kaaaas&RAas II Ure master, having
undergone thorough repairs, has resumed her
former station in the Baton Rouge trade, lin
place o fthe A Fuselier,) her hours of depar-
ure are, from Baton Rouge on Saturday at
A M. and from New Orleans, on Wednesday
at 10 A M.
For freight or passage apply TO Messrs.
4 dec 10 Al PIKE u BABlN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
FTIFJTIET IT
feb 4 50 EUGENE Ian
S'TRAY Y.

SHAY.
ssess Taken up by F D Conrad, at his
u 49, plantation, seven miles from Ba-
.mA 8R ton Rouge, a dark sorrel horse
81 yAY fourteen hands high, a star on
se-kseaazAss the forehead, and a white snip
about eleven years old, in very thin condition.
The owner will comply with the law and
take him away, J HUESTON.
Jan % 81 Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
~ TuN1cA COUNTY.
Court. October Term, Ammo Domini
SlD
Injunction Bill in Chancery,

JCt-.
Injunction Bill in Chancery,
Barbara G.. Matthews, Complainant, versus
James Brewer and Rice Bourland, Defts.
This day came the Complainant by her At
torney, and on motion, it appearing to the sat
i~sfaction of the Court, that the said Defend
ants are both non-residents of this State. to
wit: that the said James Brewer is a citizen
of the town of Baton Rouge, in the State of
Louisiana and the said Rice Bourland is a
citizen of Henry County, Tennessee-1t is
therefore ordered by the Court, that publica-
ton be made in some Newspaper published in
the town or parish of Baton Rouge, tn The
said state Of Louisiana and also in the News
paper published in the town Of Huntington n,
Carroll County, Tennessee, it being the ad-
joining County to Fl nry County, at least three
months, weekly, before the sitting of this
Court, on the first day Of said term, and plead
answer or demur to said Complainant S Bill,
otherwise the same will be taken for confess
ed against said defendants, and the cause set
for hearing er pdrfc,
Copy tesfe,
JAS. Nc PETERSON,
der o1-13t AZ Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

a Was committed to the Jail at
- Baton Rouge, on the 9Th of Febru-
Y airy, ls43, a negro man who Calls
~H'/ himself Moses, 5 feet 81 inches
esazessAsp high, yellow complexion, about 30
years of age, and says he belongs to I Landry
on the coast near Lafourche.
The owner is requested TO comply with the
law and take him away.
feb II B BRYAN, Jailor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
Sl'R Y

STRAY.
Taken m by Remi Doiron, about 9 miles
below Baton Rouge, on a river, a bay horse,
about 6 or I years old, full sixteen hands high,
no brand. a white face, the left hind foot white
and riug-boned; no other mark recollected.
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away.
oct as J. HUESTON, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

A l. PLOUGH-sUHsEoS DENTIST.
n Residence, East of the court house, in
the house formerly occupied by Charles R
Tessier, Baton Rouge.
WANTED, a good gardener, one of study and
sober habits.
Apply at the above residence.
dec 10 A
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
w NTED

An apprentice TO the saddle and harness
making business. A lad of good character
and habits, aged about Ia or Is years, will find
~ to his advantage to apply to
tsh 50 REEDER & Co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
TAKEN UP,

so bbls Thomastown lime at New Orleans
price.
A few thousand feet cypress lumber for sale
bv PIKE & BABIN.
dec ID as
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

FOR SALE.
A quantity Of good bricks; apply to
iris Q H B FAVROT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

CARRIAGES.
The subscriber having
~No employed several first rate
1595syf-# workmen from Newark, N.
~Ng19y-1SssJ J. and Enlarged, his accom-
modatlons, is now prepared to repair carriages
Of every description with neatness and des-
patch. A few sets Of Northern made har-
ness for sale, at invoice prices. Also on
hand and completing an assortment of cherry
and poplar bedsteads for sale low. A share of
patronage is solicited.
aug 20 90 w. F. TUNNAkD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

For the Parish of Bossier-Wm. r. Beck,
to be Parish Judge; Robert B Lowry, Sheriff;
X II Hodges, Parish Surveyor; ii NJ McFar-
land, Coroner.
Justices Of the Pe9ce-John NJ Sandridge,
william Cowley, Cesar Wallace, J. s. NJ.
Toprv
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

CLOTHING.
Just received. an assortment of winter cloth
ing made within the last three months and IN
the latest style, which will be sold very cheap
for cash; it consists of beaver cloth paletots,
German cloth do, pilot do do, Flushing hunt
ing coats, olive and brown frock do, boys
cloth do, fancy vests, satin do, cotton shirts
with linen bosoms.
Call and examine before purchasing else
where. WILLIAM ID PHILLIPS.
dec II Is
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IUTUTISTH.
Jos ? J-frion, for the Parish of AvoyelI-s.
Leander Bourgeois, Iafourche Int.
w lIolmes, Caddo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
CO.PARTNERSHIP

The undersigned have this day entered into
co-partnership under the firm of Philips 4
Lanoue. They will keep a general assortment
Of staple and fancy goods, and hope by strict
attention to business to merit a share Of pub
lie patronage.
Baton Rouge, LIST Feb l943.
WILLIAM d PHILLIPS,
feb 50 EUGENE LANOUE.
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40 THE

april 0 9 MANUEL MOREF
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

The Scotchman boasts of gobbets raw,
OF haggis paunch and cockle-leekie ;
But sausage meats may bear the bell,
From any filth in guide Aud Reekie.
As Samuel Weller said to Maude-
Don't buy your whites ready chord
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18

25 January, 1S43.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
cop Of the original judgment.
march 4 d A WINTHROP, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14
WHEN CALI, lTa-CEIBEEuS HEAD, OR HYDRA


Tic r. I!Iiy GAd its tacO .4Ssoeiate Editors.
The Wing and IT'S tro tenders present an extruordi
nary case of little fleet al war with itself First, the
two associates gel oggeheads and fire hot shot n.t
each other upon the question Of Sfay Lo,o-Ne1t
when The Associate from Goochand comes 10 Rich
mon!, he gets into collision with "Me Captain,
he Editor Of the Wing hmself-and for certain opin
ions, pu, forth in favcc of the Stay Law, 'hs (nn;ot
tuna,e) Editor oil the Wing has 10 forward, dc
penanco for the ,ranseressons of the Whg and
himself by saying, with oar first parent, it not
tina, did this thing, bat the womau-and the woma;
uay have to say, "the serpent beguIled me
We venture repeat without claim ng the gift OF pro
Dhecy that .e Editor Of the Wing" will haze frequen
opportunities Of paving this sort Of renance Tor ;h'
sins VI the aAssoclale Editor.
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TILE AihnISONIAN


We pablisr1he article from the Nladsoniun and the
Reply to it from a Washington Correspondent. Tie
aadsonan seems to appeal to for Justice but what
Justice does he show TO Col. Ben.ona Could any one
dream, that Col. Benton would vary his politics, from
any such consideration as is specified in the article,
awe have read an article in the Richmond Enquirer purporng
To have been written from Washington. under the -aa,ne
9irruon Sydar" vndcang ''tc Globe, aud defending il
"aackso claim Of from
TO upo, the ground that thu Gutr has
Democracy in past tines and lis editor ait FIJI
cause. will no, undertake 10 discuss with .lgcnon Sid
ney tie al these Statements nor will eake
ans i"';y oi sheet standing
tie verge uirasm sud whose doctrines If carried
practice proStrac IN times past has contributed
do The fortunes Of the party Of which would lie considered
the mo'piece Let ArernOn sydner ana others like him.
cling 10 the fortunes Of and The Globe and have
station in predicting their overthrow IL other
Utrasm Of peace harmony unicn The Co.
and only be preserved
chinC different spirit and yet Francis p Plar in the Eli
Chair and Thomas Hart Benton in the Senate
Senate are daily exhibiting traits Of violence and which
revolutionary France III tie of
one than calm srGate and rejecting America. They
chosen fall OUT With the President . 10 assisnabc
Siacc skook hands rk GE C'Hg TIE Pes!i:n,
DO Dc'hng riah;-and ding oui miserable cant ahou
M Fos they are eyeEio.e txca'miG", fu"!v him. cruelty
tim VIZ hav, made however "aiiack'' Glaze We
pe crted his attacks and we tl!i nov" rs we have all
along strictly upon the wish scnon sydney
To understand that hen chooses 10 write another
tie Enqcir.r in defence of the Globe aud in
VIII b. pals find out his aud his position
In The meani:ar hope that tine Enquirer viii
publish this. '-..fa1i;oniun.
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CO-HME.NJCaTED.


Democrats Of Rieamaad, end .fembers Of The late
Democratic Observation-Disclosures called upon
TO attend Mass Meeting 81 the City Hall THIS
EyENisG at O'clock, FOR the purpose Of appointing
Delegates 10 the Stale Convention on the 9TH day OF
March tina; meets in this City. Rccollect the Fedc.
raiss hold their Convention Tie 2I day Of braa
ry-a DAY nat ought 10 be held for different purpose,
Than the wrangng about political matters and party
tends Democrats of Rchmond yonr brethren from
all quarters OF virginia i'll meet you in Convention
in thus CITY on The 4th day Of March next You have
not had meeting OF the Democracy Of Richmond for
twelve months, and The Convention is about TO
sembif, come 10 the meeting TONIGHT at o'clock.
Recoilect, ye lion hearted Democrats of Richmond,
and tlme-honorcd members of the Democratic Assoca.
ton, that iIe Cconskn Federal Convention about t.
carry the State at the Spring Elections for Harry of the
West what think you, Democrats of Richmond
Are you willing that Federalsls shsl again succeed
IN dividing your pary' Certainly not. Then, | call
upon you 10 rally and attend the meeting, ard
appoint Delegates from among yourselves The Spartan
band VII have TO 60 their duty. Rest not easy The
arch enemy OF an Infatuated party is at work, trying &c
sap The Liberties of the people end Of your children for
generations yet to come. Rise up, Democrats of Rich
mond, and attend the meeting. The enemy is trying
To storm the CITADEL and break down the ramparts of the
Constitution The Fede!allss Of the present day. as
parry, are dangerous 10 civil and religious liberty
Their in'nrlated principles enveoped in mystery
ana veiica IN humbuggsry not To be understood by
The iarmcr, mechanic working man of The prcscn,
day. Then Democrats of Richmond, be at your posts
Remember hour aud place. Let every Democrat at
tend Let them draw TIE sword and throw away the
scabhard, and battle unto death against the F.dtrasis
OF the present day. You, Democrats Of Richmond
have stood firm amidst the violent assaults upon your
cherished principles Reccllect the 9Th of October
1910 Rccoect the resolutions of the Wings relating
toyour having the privilege Of walking upon The Capt.
to Square when The grea! Coonskin and Cider Barrel
Convention n rcify Reco fhnca
and, my life upon ii, that your heart will burn with in
dgnation, and you will attend the meeting determined
once more 10 nd in saving The State from the Go,hs
and Vandals Of faction that trying undermine the
| ramparts Of the Constitution.
DEMOCRAT OF RICHMOND.
Ian IIih l-I2
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
.Mcetines in Pennsylvania.

very large meeting of the friends of Mr.. Van Bn
rem held in Philadelp ha, Saturday night. Mr.
Henry Horn in the Chair They adopted long Ad
dress reviewing hr. Van Buren's administration, nm
resolutions Recommending him the Republican can
dIda,e to the National Convenon-and proposing tia
Convention to meet on the next 4th of July, IN TN
Hall of independence at Philadelphia Letters wer
received from Mr.. Van buren,, Gen. Jackson. Mcssrs
Benton, Silas Wright Of New York, Bedford Brown o
North Carolina, Levi Woodbury., GilPn and Davis o
New York.
The Buchanan State Coapeahoa met at Harrisburg
the OH inst, for the purpose Of organization. il
final proceedings have not yet reached Us.
"a great Democratic Meeting has also been hsli
OF Lewisiown-lo promote the nomination Of Genera
Cass-"subject TO the decision Of National Conven
iion which is proposed to be held in the month Of May
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

Died. on The Dist ultmo, at his residence snco county
after only few days ndsposon Scarlet Fever Sr.ao
Esq aged 81 years In noticing demise departed friends
IL !, usual 10 something n soacs OF those
e'esaf-hIt II Is much wise and better nsti the
worlds mind that 1t is valuable leave behind kind and
favorable impressions than Of worldly effects. The VIII
ter OF THIS feeble tribute 10 the dead has long had The pleasure
his intimate acquaintance and friendship desr
to Halter do other Than sheer uslic. his memory i,
sincerity and i,n; that has lived
noest
hea in INN the milk OF human kindness owrd
out sni: il all times his prize ard pleasure
have hi. friends around hm his ode oyerowing
hospitality and Kindness that e55ed pcver and
critically true striking, that the of lis
only equaled by the size Of the The reception of tis
friends was thai Of old Virginia hosply OF better days.
duera.ed, and the pleased come,
and in the heart shall be pleased when you
always him pain part with his friends and withcn,
exortng from them promise that they would lie
left Imiy OF Interesting children and innuardhle friends
benoan his demise Tho.h Professor of religion Ia
1 How him.
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led OF being States Rights man, He christened
his paper first the Unconstitutional Whig"-bat he
has struck the emphatic ep,hct from the firm
lie ouce an Anti. National Bank man--;he friend
OF Free Itade--but now lie is the sworn supporter Of
the Bank, and The Tariff, and Ll,i,adncus party Not
thread Of the original pair Il stockings is le to hr
He cares less or the great principles of wirahe
boosted, when he named Spencer Roane es has cundi
date for the Presidency ill Tie breeze which fans
caeek or the dust whlch receives our tread. Such
man may abuse US as he p'eases--5ut how can this
Prince OF loaxcrs about whom you can be all
whether lie is speaking ruih or pe.pe,raiinr a hoa
possess the sound discretion moral conduct
paper'
MIR. a Mosely announces him os his associate Edl
tor. What concern IL is. Mr.. NJ. has b!uuders
enough 10 answer tor without atherng the foliies OF
his associate. How many voices has this u
organ: Who ever knows, when the r. Wing uses
lis own voice. ana SPEAKS its sentiments: Some
time since, another associate Editor out against u
Stay Law-and then the world were amused with
quite war OF words between the tlco Associate Edl
torslfe of Washington attacking the Stay Laws, and
II OF Goochland defending them. Since thurman
wood removed to Dunsnane," and Goochand has
come to Richmond, the Wing comes out again Tor 4
Stay Law-such was the voice OF the wing OF Thurs
day-hut when some of the Wings OF the Legislature
took the alarm, and lifted threatening finger, against
Mr. A (Saster OF Aris,) why. then LIS, Tic other
voice Of the pipe, squeaks forth, yesterday IN the iol
| lowing piano style:
"Rs!tJ Ld1cs IS due 10 l:ie Editor OF me ishe
state, that the opinions advanced upon this subject
are not HiS-bu those of his associate who,
respondent or any other citizen might, states what he
thinks subject of grea, public interest and feel
| ing"
Thus, the good Wings Of Virginia have two voices
They have range of discretion enough 10 choose be
/ tween him who calls himself the 81 Editor OF the
Whig'-and him, who is called, HE "associate Editor.
If the Editor does not take care, his "Associale will
lead him into enough, 10 give him continual op
porlunities Of writing suc! agreeable aaende honorable
paragraphs as tais.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

WAsHINGroE, january, 1913.
see from the aiadsonian, that have offended the
dignity OF lis Editor and he has been pleased 10 npprO
PIRATE, Exclusively" my remarks in yndicaling the
Globe in its opposition 10 The late Treaty, exclusively
TO himself. At the time Of ind,ag them, the Madi-
sonan not in my mind-thereiore, the Editors us-
sumption is entirely gra,uitous. The course of the
Aiadisonan, generally have approved but, upon a
great national question, when The honor Of my country
is a. stake, if were 10 remain SILENT and not exert
what little talents with which the Creator has endowed
me in vndicaling it, should feel myself unworthy
the appelction Of freeman. The feeling that the
Editor has evnced upon this OCCASION 10 CONNIE ntury
OF itself With press at bis control, he ca always
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CoSGREss-H ursiays Pr,

VUNbKESs- 1EU8aHy TOett"'"sS'
In the Senate, Mr.. Sewer made strong, able, and
earnest speech in favor Of the Oregon bill. He was
followed by blr. Benton, who made full exposition OF
the subject.
In the House, Mr. McKeon made an eloquent and
impressive speech in reply to Mr.. Gushing and Others
who had broached in The discussion OF The Bankrupt
bill, the relations of parties to the present Admins
lration Mr. Mex argued the preiensions of the Pres.
den, and Cabinet TO the support ote Democratic party;
and, after setting that matter in very clear light touch
ed upon MIR. Cushing's attempt to command il; By the
display of the po~er and influence Of the Executive
OYER the fate Of parties Mr.. MsKeon pointed to the
path Of duty which he thought The Democracy would
pursue regardless alike of The intimidation and seduc
ton which she member from Massachusetts had so eu
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brokers, in The very breath that yoa ;iampet "lher
noble eiIorts" in behalf Of sound currency
Legislators, embarrassed debtors, and all who sin
cerry sr.pahse win those no are brought to ru;n
by The Of The barking and credit system and
by the ronsa4uen; pressure of these hard times may be
assn'ed that Confidence and credit, when shaken
~ such tunes, can neither be created sustained by
Relief L'wf, usually cnlIed-but only by determined
fidelity to Tue obligations Of law end morali.yand es-
fesiaiiy on The part Of the law making power
ANTl-HUMBUG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

TO the DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS OF AMELIA.
meeting Of The Democratic Republicans Of Comfy
Amelia will be held al Amelia Court ose on Til,s3ay tho
sd instant, that cling Court day. 70. HE purpose of appointing
Delegates To rrn.esct the County Democratic State coven
next and for other important PURPOSES full meeting very
desirable.
January n. lS43. MANY VOTERS,
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Jan. l4th, lo4.

COMMUNICATED.
oc7 old and faithful representative, Col. A. Samuel
havias lniinaied desire to Withdraw from public life
therefore, It is particularly requested that all the Demo
cratic Rernhcans oil Caroline attend al their February
Court ana compare opinions and select suitable per
son 10 be voted Tor 10 fill his place in the next Legsa
ture. MANY Worms
January II, lSi3.
There will be meeting of Delegates from the three
counties Of spoisyyania, Caroline and Essex at ca
r"I'"c February Court TO select suitable person to be
voed i'' as our next Virginia Senator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

the Wheeling Banks. The whole matter was fnailp
postponed indefinitely. On motion of Dir. Randolph,
the Report Of the Finance Committee was made the
der Of the day for this morning. We shall give yes
terLay's proceedings in full on Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

MAssAcnusErT,.--It appears, after much mannuvre.
irg, marching and counter marching, the Federasts
have succeeded in e!ecting Speaker in the aassachu
sets House Of Representative by majority Of one ro:e
An illegal vote counted to make out this minority
We refer to the vote Of the Chelsea member who clam
ed and voted under these circumstances Al tie
annual election there choice Of Represe
Chelsea. At the adjourned meeting it was apparent
that choice could be effected, and motion 10 I'D
ionrn oithout day was carried by decided ma oriiy
Most of the electors left the ground, but few Wigs
remained, recognized the meeting, md elected man
OF their political creed. IL this member whose
election Illegal that allowed to vote. BY his
vote the Federulsts have elected Speaker We envy
them not any satisfaction that may from such
success.
similar case happened in this State last Spring.
AT the annual election in Simsbury, there was no
choice Of Representatives. At the adjourned meeting,
il was voted 10 adjourn whou; day. Most of the voters
retired. part Of them remained, however, re organ
ized and elected one Democrat and one Wing 10 The
Legislature. These men we're not allowed to lake any
part in the proceedings OF The Legislature.
committee was appointed after the complete organ.
ization of the House, TO consider their caims but it
found that they had right whatever take any
part in the proceedings of the Legislature at any stuge
Of the session .-Hariford Times
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THE E.iyEs.

THE E.iSkS.
The anxiety of the pubic to see the names Of The
Directors Of the mother Banks Of our two principal
Banking institutions, AID particularly of lie Bank Of
Virginia, induces to give them, without whiting or
the entire list OF Branches and all 1t will be seen thu,
DR.. BrockenbIoush is appointed director 10y the
Executive C"mpiirr.
BAxK OF VIRGIN. AT RIcHMoxD.
By The StOehho!ders. By he Ereeufire.
James w Pesram, John Broc. enbrough,
Henry w. M0ncu:e, Corbin Warwick
Lewis Webb, Henry Lut!am,
VIM. II. Hubbard, WIN. Cray
John J. London.
FARMERS BAsK AT RIcHmoSp.
By the Stockholders. by The Er,tutirs.
VIM II. Maciarand, James Bosier,
Samuel Reeve, Richard g. llaxa!.,
James Dunlop, VIM. MITCHELL Jr.,
Sublett McGruder, William Williams.
James G. Crane.
l1J We understand, tha, the new Board of Diroc.
tors will not meet before Tuesday next-and Of course
no new President Tor Cashier) yet appointed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-14

DEATH OF FRANCIS 5 kGr.-We regret 10 announce
the tea,h of Francis S. Key, Esq, formerly u. States
Attorney for this District, and eminent lawyer and
citizen. He died in Baltimore yesterday morning.
[2ierandria Gazette, Jan l.:
The Supreme Court of the United States adjourned
on Thursday, in honor OF his memory. The Bar and
Officers Of tie Court met and determined 70 wear tie
usual badge Of mourning for 80 days. and appointed E.
Committee of eight TO visit Baltimore, and attend the
funeral Of the deceased.
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RIcnMoNn MARKErs-J.n. n.

RICHMOND MARKETS-J.n. 70, 1873.
Toa cca-ntng the present week t:rc has been To-
hnocn >p rtiup aud animation IN iarc especially
for suitable Guares for scmiEs and manufacturing Pr
much the a. iast week.
SAMUEL TINEREg.
WHEsrAs per quality from 60 10 So per bushc.
CoaS.-lat sales d per hushel.
OATs.-:sJ cents per bushel from Wagons and Dspot
WoRIIlAN, McCRCDER & co.
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LEGIsLATrRE or VIRGINIA..

Omitted ~ Ucdaesdny's Pr0cetdiags ef House Of
D,itgatfS
Mr.. Rrsr from The Special Committee on Vara
ton Law, rrp"rted bii 10 prevent lie sacrifice OF
property under forced sales, which read first and
ordered 10 lie read q second iimn.