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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
Music Oh the square. Monday Night--.
Cigar-smOking.

The fine Music OF the Grsys' Band ON Monday evening
attracted large number of Ladies and Gentlemen to the
Capitol Grounds. We were gra,6ed to see so much good
order prevail. The treat novel one to our citizens
and all presen, seemed enjoy the excellent Music and
delightful promenade. The beauty and serenity Of the
evening with the beamng counenances Of the ladies' add
ed much to the enjoyment OF the occasion.
Whilst we have said were grauied at seeing so much
order observed in large assembly yet one
feature in the evenings we regarded as
in bad aste-we nlade TO the smoking which was intro
duced by those who fond Of cigars Smoking very
well IN Its place. but really think that presence Of
ladies ought to restrain gentlemen from INDUCING in such
practice, like Monday night in the Square
The Ladies' suppose the beautiful grounds of the
Capitol Monday and Friday nights enjoy the fresh
air, well listen the harmony OF sweet sounds
and nothing, humbly and respectfully submit can so
ecuaymar the pleasures they anticipate that pr
TO which is the province OF the press aludc. Is
right then, that they should annoyed in their prone
rferous, proceeding from the cigars Of gentlemen in
the promenade Indeed, If mistake not we saw one
instances where the of ladies' were putting
their cigars though 1t among the proper accompa
niments OF the occasion. With the adjustment Of cigar
smoking least where the ladies' likely TO encounter
those engaged it, and the general good order as mani
tested Monday night such evenings will be really plea
SAINT
The Musicians, wh,e playing on the Square occupy
elevated platform, and discourse swee, sounds that
well worth hearing by all lovers music-And who
NOT fond VI that which hath such charms, Sci
During the beautiful moonlight nights that we now have
pect the Capitol Square be one OF the most aac
tive promenados in the city. We hope therefore, that
those who have already contributed towards defraying
the expense Of having promenade by will not fail
10 subscribe
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benton and pnIL

We have heretofore informed our readers that Colonel
Benton's speech the Oregon question: in reply to Cen
Cass, had given great dissatisfaction the ultra Oregon
papers IN the West the remarks Of Of which we have
already quoted Another 1.-THE Jacksonian published at
Rushvle,l declares that lie has passed the Rubicon il
is time that every Democratic press should speak OF him AZ
he doseryeso unmask his plans aud lay bare his ,reseb
cry II were better u had been done before He IL travel
ling in the path OF the Ryes the Talmadpes and obs,s
that have heretofore oFF lie will soon reach
level"
All Of them, however. do exhibit this vnd.ctys and
unOrgying temper. Some Of them remember thai IN tes
past tho Missouri Senator has rendered good service 10
tho LocoOco cause and he had now grown some,
what ukewarm or bic position we're sonowh do bous
the most yndctyo Of his assaants might It seems 10 us
find psliauon for his lack Of zea and hrmness in
the vacelaung policy Of tho President himself on the
Oregon question, whose position is least as equivoea n
that OF Mr. Benton. SO thinks the Lafayette llndanal
Courior which, IN tone Of amusing simplicity remarks
Mr. Bcnons views ihe Oregon question differ from
those OF Cen Cas-, perhaps Of Mr.. Polk but they are
views ihot conceded IN by thousands Of Democrats all
over the Union, aud therefore, he fOrsOoth BE- TO be accused
| Of playing The traitor and abandoning biz party.
! "P6haps Of Mr. Polk There s a world Of meaning
m That phrase. IL shows that even the friend. Of the Pre-
sideni arc ata loss 10 decide Osciatna like pendulum
as he has been between s. 80 and 49-shers he sa,d
upon this great question, reference 10 which although
be has written much, he has said only enough 70 Obscure
his resi- designs from the penetrating sysC indeed
he knows his mind TWO days together, which !. ver
reasonably doubted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
Double Voting.

The Winchester Republican informs us that one Of the
Wing candidates in Frederick county defeated by host
Of LocOfocO from Shenandoah-so that the Wings
have secured delegate in This vicinity by the exer
uon OF Richmond influence" mot because ho most
Gus efforts made ceuneroct that influence by
our opponents but because they could So not being
quite numerous here they the Tenth the
Locofocos have been ess fortunate in The Valley and
perhaps other OF the State The Truth is tina,
while both parties that the system OF double voting
absacy and both express sincerely we doubt not,
wish that Otherwise yet both practice it, and pro.
fit by it wherever they The injustice therefore o,
eternay ontng the Richmond Wings ios an act OF which
the Richmond democrats" equally guilty and from
which herfrends in the county derive On advantage SUIT
heient TO balance the County or two In the neigh
bOThood OF this City which it said the Wings carry by the
aid OF Richmond votes, ought be suc apparent to
those who resort 20 hs Of keeping alive an inbound
ed and Injurious prejudice against The Wings Of this city,
Nevertheless, think eEpedlent TO decline publishing
the Of "Pho.Rchmond" upon the course
pursued by the Enquirer relation this sgbect-as por
ton OF his article, he will reflection perceive aigh sub
Ject our motives to msconstructlOn.
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Prom the Lexington Cva) Gazette, April so.
The Pauper Case.

This case, which long been litipated and in
so many eminent counses have at various times en-
ployed was brought close the late term of the Cir
cult Superior Court, in this county.
Tins cause commenced in the county of Nontyom
cry in April 1926 1t twice tried in that county and
the Jury failing TO agree, the changed and
sequeniy tred with similar results in Smythp Giles and
Roanoko-and the sixth trial was in this county The
leading facts are follows
Flora, (he ancesross Of the saVes) and her two female
children, Eunice and Sena, imported into Virginia
from n. York, in 1884.
In 1872, Flora the property of Benz Scott of Suf-
held, Connecticut 10 that year. she married a servant
named Exeter Of Southwick Massachusetts, and as was
commended and proved by testimony which was assaed
was permitted by her reside in Massachusetts for
short time with her husband. In 1855, Fora aud her
children were found IN New York-ihe plaintiffs alleging
that they were kidnapped and carried from Il
New York, and heTe sold as slaves.
In May, l1ol man by the Of Stephens fled from
his creditors IN New York. and to Montgomery coun
" IN YIginn. lie returned 10 New York in Sept of the
same year, accompanied by James Smpkns and in Sept
IL by defendants commended that Stephens purchased
Flora and her two children in New York. and being c
hzen OF said STATE aud removing with his family aud Forr
Into Virginia. that he had right import slaves into the
commonwealth; and that the jury ought presume from the
great laps OF Time that he complied with the requrom n
OF the law OF lffo on that subject The plaintiffs cunten
ded that she was purchased and moved by Sm2kins e
tzen Of Virginia. aud therefore in violation Of said act The
testimony was contradictory throughout and the bae wa.
fought mainly the ground Of the Weight Of testimony
The pi It's claimed their right freedom the follow
ing grounds:
LIST That Flora, the ancesress OF all the plaintiff, wa,
emancipaed IN Connecticut previous TO 1884.
2ndy Th, Flora permitted by her master IN Con.
necueui to marry citizen Of Massachusetts,, and to re-
move aud reside with her husband IN said State; and
Jrjy. That she was brought into Virginia, in viola
ton Of the acl Of lJ7S."
The trial Of the cause occupied fou: DAYS and IL was
argued with great ability and elOquence by James Gar.
land J. L. WoOdyie, J. Il. Anderson and J. f. Andsr
son. Esqts for PLAINTIFF and A. II. RI. Stuart r. j. Mi
chic. g. P. Doman and w. Boyd, Esqrs, for defendants
The jury which declared the negroes, about 45 in
number, entitled TO their freedom, were, believe all
Shareholders. We recommend the fact the cantnR a.
naics Of the Moth, who with such bazen impudenes
and effontery that the negro has chance Of law Of
justice IN a Southern cline.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07

-rbs, l. nothing 10 d." "d' ssai % 10 ne Vote, o,

"Tbsrc nothing hts Side Wori nEs voice .pt
lOrag
How Ugh. word in friendships tones can make the feel
inRs tow
How light act, when understood car make the bosom
glow.
word breath, set smile, foil Of graceful guile
And 10 psradiso unfods and suBboams smile
The graceful laugh that foams along the brookers svey
way,
The gorgeous blush thst dwss sround soft fashions bright
array;
these IN soft sanonR eyes, aud round quccnly FORM
And snlI they bad no magic ike that murmur true and
warm
saw one SMILE o swoedy meath the melancholy moon
her move in splendor through the golden hours Of
noon
Her coral lips snd witehng eyes their Establishments unod
And yct these woke feelings like that word in friendship
told.
Her sunny brow and lovely grace might mske poet dream
And give the n his soul high snd loer Rlesn.
needed those gifted charms, but oh. felt the gems
OF kindly words drop from her heart, like blossoms from
thcir stems.
Tia, tone J, like The evening dow. lhs, fail. from star to
flower;
From heart heart wildly steals. and ooOseersis. the
hour.
It's like the cong Of dreaming birds. the, wake smid her
Icy,
And msrysl At The gush u cong, and 'wsedy sing 'w,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
EDI ED.

At the residence Of her father in Buck ngham county,
on Thursday the 9h ut, VIRGINIA, daughter OF Anderson
d. and Jane Z. Abraham, in the 9Th year of her age
when the subject premsturely cut oft in the spring time
OF life and amdsi the happiness and the hopes peculiar 20
the season OF youth. Sach the presented in the
deatA OF this highly Interesting le girl Her amiability
uar beyond her hgeN made her present comfort
and sacred hope to her parents. She is gone Bot i,
should be consolation TO reflect that the virtues which
endeared her to her friends made her the filter subject for
better and endless life. She has left the world unpolu
ted by Its coupions, stranger the troubles and mfr
mites OF and sleeps in the enviabe repose of limo
eence and purity.
At Liberty, Bedford county, on the 25th umo ELIZA
BETH LINDSAY, second daughter of the late Major
Mann Page Lomax, u. >, ARMY
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sill Iafar

From the Galveston News, Extra
We may here remark that undo rstood as a fact
that AmPIcIa s already superseded by Arisn from whom
we may expect the next proclamation. This General is adj
med TO be an oceToi character good aud prudence
and Whatever proceeds from him will be snied TO some
consideration.
In our summary Of news by the steamship Telegraph
we omitted to state what may be VI some importance viz
that Gen. Ampuda his answer TO the inquiries of Gen
Taylor concerning Col Cross expressly disayowed any acts
OF hostility that might nave beon might hereafter be com
united by Mexcans on this side Of the river stating that
oil such acts were Unauthorized by him or his Government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
Rcfrcshiug---Ice Creams,

During the warm summer months, it is refreshing to
know where one can drop in occasionally enjoy well.
Favored Ice Cream The Messs Pzrni and Bonavita of
this city, the who know how before all
who visit them such deeacy. The neat and tastsfuy
vanged Ice Cream Saloons OF Mr. PizIn Broad street.
and OF hsbroher Main the Banks afford quite
agreeable retreat for the Ladies of Richmond-where
they have placed before them Ice Creams of every hue
and favor.
On our way from the Bank, day two since we ere
hailed by Mr. Simon Bonavita, who introduced
Strawberry Cream" which pronounced decidedly rich
rare, and agreeable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
Ptaposed Adjournment OF Congress.

copied, a lev days ago, paragraph from the Ma.
ona Ioelgencer in which IL was intu,,ed that some
OF the leading Democrats in Congress were speaking OF
an early adjournment Of that body again octo.
ber. instead of at the regular period in December The
Washington Union off into mysteries this sugges.
ton. declaring that a"whg trick )" and warning its
friends no, to be caught in the for them The
inteseneer reeraes its former statement that the sub.
Jeet had been spoken OF by OF the Administration
members, and the approximations Of the Union
the Wings were laying trap Tor their opponents Both
papers are opposed to the adjournment and take Tor
granted therefore, the ever seriously me
ditated, It will be abandoned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07

W The New York Express says there are some men
elected to alter the Constitution Of that State whom the
people would not trust to argue penny case in
ward court to arbers on the swap Of dogs VI
chicken-cocks." The Express forgets how simple thing
1t Is to revise the organic law Of free Commonwealth.
Any road politician. though he may have
ed Diwoh, IL thoroughly with the science Of
government by sort Of Fals1an instinct and Of course
Is folly equal to the very easy task Of making or mending
rnnattntnnn
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aln-1N6

Thus these Southern ncighbos OF the United States t'kc
aour OF us than En land Scotland and Ireland direct
ly and indirectly,
The West Indies and Brazil take double the flour Of the
United States which Great Britain and the Cansdas take.
The idea OF looking TO Great Britain important
keio American Hour is, tar reason from past
experience, faacious the But this not all
These facts show prospecvey that there much
son To suppose the abrogaton OF the Corn Laws will pro-
duee any increase OF the American Grain Trade with
Great Britain. For Flour introduced in these Southern
countries under high duties, because it is needed Eng
land needs certain OF Grain and Flour also Why
do not the United States supply III 1t Is the duties
Tor the duties exist yet those places where
Flour is exported Ii simply and only the competition OF
grain from Northern Europe which shuts ours; and
from this difficulty the repeal OF the Com Laws will
relieve u.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07

Where Is the reader who doe, not look with sstonlsh-
this eaienspt, ai,cs an the oe Of the Free rrs
dsrs. both 10 England and Aercs wers of tho
orists ever iissp into hole mose eonsernPtby snsi
Could thew be any fact tosnstan aheory Hons Pa
thlesly huls Ths whole smouptof all tho Flour and
WHAT expoedto England. Scotland and Ireland, in the
last comuscia year, only equal to what s consumed
by tweniyhse Thousand people.
The second fact b. that the whole amount OF Flour
ported Great Britain does equal that exported to Gu
ba, that exported to the little and much abused Is
land OF Hsyi.
To Great Britain, as above 1886
To Cuba 47,I9S
To Hayi 53.l56
Yes!-The little Negro Island of ST. Domingo takes so
per -four directly from the United Sates than
does England, Scotland and Ireland :!
But may be said that there indirect trade through
Canada. Well. We shall see what that is. The first
that trade commercial operation, 60 to Canada. and
the American Farmer wishes encouraged No. No
American can consent voluntarily give up the Man
ufaeiures, Trade, Navigation aud all
But let us secNshs that is IL is extremely difficult to
distinguish what pr csely OF American Flour
carried to Canada. But will grant that It all to
England.
The THIRD that all the flour exported to the Bri
ish American Colonies equal TO what exported To
the Spanish and Portuguese settlements III America and
the West lndes.-Thus:
Brush American Colonies 2s7 ,5s7
Cuba 47.195
Hayu 53l56
Brazil 20g .S45
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07

OF war John Adams the only vessel Of lying at
ssefiheious wea the Orleans sailed The health of tho
squadron was perfectly good. >
The ship Suvsh arrived Vera Cruz ON the 18th iass
The day tho brig Josephine arrived On going IN
the bar she got aground the reef and had dis
charge her cargo The brig Plymouth sailed for this port
on the goth inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
The Magician---His Wonderful Tricks.

We dropped in at late hour Tuesday evening" to
witness OF the wonderful and adoit tricks OF young
HASKELL, the Ventrioquis and Magician Ills perform.
anees at Odd Fellows Hal well worth the price OF ad
mission and advise all who are fond Of the marveou,
10 visit his last exhibition Tonight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
The Wheat CroD.

We regret hear that the Wheat folds along the Valley
OF James River present very unPromsng aspect The
season has been very unpfopous aud the ravages Of the
fly SAID TO be unPrecedenty destructive. On the high
lands the prospect Is even more gloomy. An unusually
short crop that and productive Wheat region is
believed 10 be inc vlinhle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07
Appoimtmenls by the Governor.

VIM OConnor, Of Jersey City, N. j.. and James A.
Poage Of Basrop, Colorado County, Texas, AZ Commits.
soncrs on the part Of Virginia, take dispositions, &c
within lhoiF fespeellKe slaIen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-07

John Lee, formerly a eoorsd steward u Boston brig
Monday convicted at Alexandra for seoreing and
abdOctng from that place slave and sentenced the pon
lenuary for yeafs.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,


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The poor Wings stick at 497.- Boston PoH.
The Locos stick al nothing -LOuisuiiis Jour.
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lave general assortment Of Travelling Trunks varou,
styles and of all a very low prize. I am son.,.nh
RECEIVING hon nom The Manufacturers and 10 or
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RegimeniaI Orders, I9th Rc.,, INV

r.xn,,, "ChuOND, dprH 81, 1876.
hhhh VIII be training Of the oheen the 9th R.g,,. NJ,
ana thoss thereto attached the 9Th DIV m
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inc m pace on Monday the llh of the month"; at
with side ny OaDER OF rup ,soI ~ ~, mi
The commissioned officers requested attend with .
s'inA any TITUS u RICE. Adt
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pThe Gulotno is again IN operation a. Wasbiogton
Three Clek'in tho Third Auditors Office were deeapta
/ ted last Saturday.
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE "a D. & ~ ms co D
rU1up M Ann ,,,, .,... hlcHsosp, LIST May, 1886
cd semiannusl dividend past month. M "
psyane 10 the sioekhoe their legal AGENT. on a, a. m
io'h Instant until which time ansier Boob y, h, r "
my i-ti5thMay. THOs Al hIrRIpNn S.
OiiCE.-by direction of the Executive of
Virginia the time within which proposal. VIII M,
ahns down the Museum Building erecting new cour Hon
IN us place Is EXTENDED TO the 18th OF May O'Clock
y" -" CHS. DIMMOCR Sup Pc
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