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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22
T9E RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

party in the next election, and that 1t would De
great folly in them 10 throw away such service
as | con then render.
CHARGE 49, And last, thank God, but one,
Q6th in Wing of Friday.) "rhat |, and no
other, caused the Wing party to lose The state
of Virginia.
ANSWER. That is a matter of opinion about
which there may be some difference among
wise men; but if had the power to lose It this
time, may have the power TO save Il next
time, when we may stand more IN need oil II
than now; therefore advise my Wing friends
to treasure Inc up as the apple OF their eye TIL
the next election.
CHARGE "a And last, though hardly least =
"That in Washington | associate with Loco
focos"
ANSWER associate in Washington, as do
al home, with whomsoeyer tpleases me, wings
and Locofocos indiscriminately, but INFINITELY
prefer the company Of Locofoco gentleman 10
low and scurrious Wing. But If his mean
ing is that stop at house where the landlord
is Locofoco, | have to say that stop at Inc
same house, and meet with the same Company
that one of the Editors selected for himself du-
ring his long stay in Washington last Winter,
when he pretended TO be among my warmest
friends.
Now having got through with these twenty.
four counts Of IT, formidable Indictment of the
Richmond Wing put myself before God and
my country upon trial by jury of my peers
It was but few days ago that saw in the
Richmond Wing rebuke to the Charleston
Mercury for refusing TO permit General Com
mander to be heard through its columns, in
which he had been attacked, and the Wing de.
cared 'that the meanest criminal had right
10 be heard in his own defence" and as every
Just man will subscribe to the declaration, as
the humblest criminal demand, (not ask as Ia
vor,) but demand as right, upon their own
principle, that this, my defence, shall be pub
l,shed in their paper, in which | have been
most reckessly, ruth,essly and unprovokedly rs
sailed. BY The bye, who told the author that
Mr. Travis Daniel gave me the nomination OF
the Convention in 1s47, by his iorbrarance
am informed that the author gave Mr.. Daniel
himself as authority; wonder if il can be so =!
The Wing legislature Of Florida have tailed
10 elect U. S. Senator, in place OF Mr. West
cot
On the first ballot Mr.. Bunill, OF Duval coun-
ty, received % votes Mai. Ward, OF Leon, 10;
Gen Moron, of Escambia, 8; Mai. Finley, OF
Jackson, I; Blank ,.
All The above arc Wings. After six lruilless
ballots, not materially varying from the above,
the Legislature adjourned 10 the next day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22

Married, on "Wednesday, he 22i u ~ %,s,S.
county Alabama, By The Rev. MI s sahpna'
Hgyay C. SgMPLE, OF Montgomery hA ..ago
10 Mi.s EMILY v. JAMES, dang = o' Lo'e'-S
James, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22

We are authorized to state that BenI b.
Vaughan, Esq, declines reelection 10 lne
House Of Delegates from the county OF Dinw'd''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22

RIVE are authorized 10 announce oS" no
w. Cook. Jr., candidate to repfesen, u y,
comfy of GreeDesville in The next ho''e y
Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22

We have read with interest an able Review oil
the Bishop OF Oxtcri's Counsel 10 he American
Clergy with reference 20 he institution OF slave
accompanied by supplemental remarks on
me relation OF the Wilmot Proviso 10 the inter.
esis Of the colored class; By The Rev. Philip Der
~. a native Of The Island Of Jamaica, bat now
presbyler of the Protestant Episcopal Church III
the Diocese of Maryland. He criticises with
mower the conduct oil Great Britain IN The Wes'
Indies, and the Vaccinations Il The Northern
fanatics on The Wlmo Proviso question, and
shows lhatlhe doctrine OF Hands fl" is The best
toI all parties
The pamphlet may be had o. Dtnker & Morris
IN Main Street.
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(Signed,) +. FUNTA'NE,
Presideu, Lou Railroad Company.

OrrIcE RIcnMoND FRgD'Ro AND p r. R.so,
Richmond, December 18Th loi5y
To Edmund tOuta,ne Esq Pres,dert L0rS
Ra,troad Company:
SIR: | nave received your Lester II III u
ms. By an acioi The General Assembly q w
sinia, passed the 18th Of February, 1881, ineo''
puratiug the stockholders Of me Richmond, Fro I.
rcksburg AMI Potomac Railroad COMPANY
contract was MADE between The Sta'e ahi ~
stockholders in this company, By "hh y W.
provided, ha in The event OF the c, mpetun u W.
railroad thereby authorized, from chmont !"
Fredericksburg within III" time limited - mo-
act lhe General Assembly will moi for nus
wears from its complexion, allow any oInef read
10 b. constructed Tor any portion II The distance
between Richmond AMI Washington, the pioot'
bic effect OF which would be 10 dImlnisa tnen
Der oi passengers travelling bctGrcn hose cilits
upon the railroad authorized, o! 10 c"mpel ~
comnany in order 10 retain such passengers, =
reduce The massage money. The Stockholders =
mi. company, having performed their piu u ~
contract do not mean 10 acqnicsce IN the 'i0iN
ton ui il, which we understand 10 ~ COME"
plated By means Of your company. we 90 ~
mean 10 assent 10 the construction by your coz
MANY OF railroad Tor a portion oil The d,Iaatt,
herwccn Richmond and Washington, anf H.
therefore decline your inyralIon ~ NJ 90
morrow. 10 arrange the crossing yon
Such measures as the counsel o. w ~" =, 80.
may deem necessary or proge, 70 % aeep ,he
ycny h. Alteration o! Inc coDfac' %. "eeu ~
and this company from being 'm m,nne, s cono.e
ken al such Iime and 10 sue' .".,aL ,''no,,.nrr
nav advise In a mater u so nuch
involvine no !..s 9nt>tion man '"c ~ To;,.
1.,;'n,ian. bolh Of this State an ihe oh''I
will mo. p''I sssst ,sft am nrmd
h 70 s even The preliminary question WHEELER w.
r ma shall be commenced in Court o. ~
P, Pc Or Court Of the United States, IS deemed
,ro,;hy OF serious consideration.
remain, respectfully. youts. n.,4,
[sisnedl Ed hoDi''o'
rBo,h sides being nov fully heard We "".'
announce, in selt-teience, that the eo'"O.e'
c,nno, be longer continued in cur column
This announcement is perhaps unnecessary
!, ;s evident tba, the mater will come oe'o'e -
o,ber fribunal -Enqni,erI
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R,cnMoxp. December 18Th ISIS


Y, Edirin Robinson, Esq, President Rifhmo i,
fredericksburg and Potomac Company
sir The President and Directors Of d.
Louisa Railroad Company having been Informed
by recent publication in the newspapers b.
the President of the Richmond, Fredtrick.bnr-
and Potomac Railroad Company that il Is ~
purpose Of the President and Directors 81 that
Company TO prevent by injunction, il they en-,
the Louisa Company from continuing is road
from the Junction 10 the City OF Richmond. a..
cordng 10 the provisions of the act passed nn
The 9th day Of March, 1913; and the President
and Directors of the Louisa Railroad Company
desiring the spcedest determination and adjust
ment Of tho question at issue between The two
companies by judicial determination, hereby
notify you, III obedience to the order o the Pre-
pany, that shall on Tuesday, the l9th day y
this month commence the construction OF tie
proposed railroad from the Junction 10 the tiiy
of Richmond, at the point Of contact wlth re
Richmond, Frederick Sburg and Potomac CAL
road and i, will be necessary 10 eros, tlc
Richmoni, Fredericksburg and Potomac Hal!-
road TO make the connection with the pres I
Louisa Railroad, respectfully request that yrn
will meet me al the point indicated, on the dag
above named, in order that the s,ins my be
arranged in the manner most satisfactory 10 you,
and 50 as to avoid any possible injurs, obsruc
lion or mischief 10 the Richmond. FrederIckS
burg and Potomac Railroad; or, if you adhere 70
your purpose 10 apply for az injunction, liiat
you will do SO without delay.
Respectfully,
fS;r,oy T. FONTAINE
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.

No 50 Poydras street
HAVE on hand the following Genuine }}lEDiClNEs,
Hays LInment, war tnted 10 cure case OF Piles
Dr. MuNuTs Acoustic Oil a certain cure for Deafness.
Last indian Hair Dye-~u coor the Hair Jet bac.-nOt
Jew payd's or Hebrew Plaster, for Rheumatism and ali
Juno and Luclna Cordial! Tor married tadle, and others
Gous.ocA 5 SanapanIs for purifying the Bood-puge 500.
iewss Ln'men and hiNi-. warranted To- cure the Rhen-
matsu or Cont, Contracted Cords and sun joints
and IL vii onl fI wear Of ali fr Thai If j., II On
1iIners ReI'ef Tor ,'isg abo4f prcom1- SInpIer, II
relieve, all Weakness and Nervousness. Warranted.
SICK iiEADAcuE:-GrS ton, Remedy wlI cureany case.
Greeu's Fever and Ague Mixture, warranted 10 cure any
case, or all pay Is reuseI for It, Try on these terms.
,Carror.-Darley's ongtn4,, and on.y Genuine Magical
Pam Extractor. which, cure, Burns @osJ-. Lg>ir.a. and
aII ErptIOns OF the skin Piles. Blra ch Fever Sore
RhpuuatI-m. Sore Eye and Npp,.SoI. rsmhg5r, r ~
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WORMS IN CHupREy-Kolm>lock' Eerntuge 8, IKE
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CovsrnrrloS CrpED-A.o. Coughs. Colds Pain in the
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To The LADIrs-BqImqf ColuuJia. fur restor.ur TIE
Long hair glory 70 woman says Paul,
And all feel the truth of tle D.ou, quotation
Presevcn then, Iad,c,-lour go3 may fall,
Mess You project 10 with tins preparation,
The Genuine Balm Of Columbia not only Han Rs.ror
alive, bu. the he eo.Gu- uId ia the w0rd, IN make, u
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D r@aH fGc lIgAo4.Te RENF2T ~. a iran, f.
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.yMrs AND RATHLNG APPARATuS &c

F'.iH mccarthy, Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street J
a. T"F ' t-as, has Just received aud large -
t-1, u"ni Oh G- Cocks, various sizes; Force and Ia
II. EHu-: Beer rumps, &c. Nc Cooking Ranges: feQl
J'a,gn- Iuhs and Shower Bal u.s. Also, laying and repair
l3- Lf1a s sheet Lead WORK Of every description. Ship
hnd Te"aHi work promptly put up and repaired. All
d. prompt. IL utruaegtO.
49, taar-as moderate. mh2i Iy
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,CILT AND sILVER PLATIWG.

LAMBERT, ST CH7RLEA Sfrrrt. 0TD0sil. lie
r. s"fHfrr. a-., eou..y luO.ins the public that
& . .. !: &: :.: q:
r n.a a short not Ice, and all work pertaining 10 House
. I."-asa1alhuE done 10 work. anilhe apo
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y IL d I> IN III Z, roar -J.FJ NIDL--.t-7e
hAhIFACTURER.
Ma. 70 81. C,lrlts sLre,t, q E
.tm New Orleans VaS-
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Died,
D1eu,
On WednesdaY 81 at In slant. of


On Wednesday. 3lst instant, of consumption, DANIEL
NESTLE, in the SD year of his age
His friends and those of his father-in-law, John B
from Ii Mott street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at
o'clock, without further in aviation.
On the morning Of Wednesday, 31st May, after a
short and severe illness, SUSAN CoURrNEAY, wife of
James Keso, pilot. in the 6lst year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and also the
Pilots Of the port respectfully invited to attend
her funeral on Thursday, LIST June, at o'clock, p.
NJ. from her late residence, No. Forsyth street Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in
terment.
On the 1st of April, near Matanzas. MIR. THOMAS l..
BLAKE, ian engineer) a native of New Hampshire aged
81 years who left home the 1st of April. and
fou nd murdered on the road side the next morning
He one who beloved by all who knew him, and
followed to the grave by vast af peo-
pie.
03- Georgia, New Hampshire and Spanish papers,
please copy.
May 81 lS4S at his residence 100 Chambers street,
OF bilious remttent fever JOHN w SMITH, formerly
of Warwick Orange County in his 55th year. His
body will be taken per New York and Erie Railroad for
inerme mt to his former place of residence. at NJ
to-day
The friends of the family requested to attend
without further invitation
On Tuesday, the 30th ult, after a short illness,
ROBERT KNOX native of Edinburg, Scotland in the
thirty second year of his age.
His friends. and those of his brothers-in law, VIM
Russell John Mcbride, and VIM. Lockwood, re-
specfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
at o'clock from his late residence so Beach street
o. Edinburg papers will please copy
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try breathe the fresh air and prepare for the ensuing
campaign. She is in the very eliminating point Of
beauty grace and talent in the line OF her profession
PALMo's OPERA HousE.-The exhibitions at this Is
Enlistment continue to draw vsiters. The tableaux
varied every evening" that there is not any te
dious repettions.
CONCERT HALL, NEWARK, N IA very interesting
programme put forth at this favore establishment
for this evening Mr. and Miss Nckinson will appear
three peces the ARTISTS Wife, "l02 or the Vetera
and his Progeny and the farce of the Happy Man
The people Of Newark cannot complain of dizziness
with such attractions within their reach
Niblo has engaged the Montplasir ballet corps to
succeed the Viennose Children at the Aston Theatre
also the French Opera.
OPERA-Vietti, one of the tenors of the late Aston
Place Italian Opera company, has formed engage
ment to go to Havana in a short time. We under
stand. also, that Beneventano will go to the des-
tnaton. Viett is young man of fine taste, and of
remarkably pure tenor voice little more experience
and little more energy would make him one Of the
finest tenors in the country
ITALIAN OPERA IN PHILADELPHIA.-The Chestnut Will
open next Monday with well selected troupe Of
which the talented Bsoaccianti will be the soprano
Mad Pico the conrato, Sig, Perelli the aud Sig
Norvelli the basso-North american.
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COM N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Money MARKET.
Wednesday, May 3I-6 P.I

| There was no material change in the stock market
to-day At the first board Erie railroad scrip adj
vanced "a per cent; Morris canal "a Harlem fell off a.
All others closed at prices current yesterday. The
sales only to limited extent and the effect Of
the news from Europe hardly dscernablc. The
European advices were considered rather favorable
than otherwise, in commercial point of view although
they do not amount to much any way. 1t is encou-
raging that prices for consos and cotton were
sustained and the tendency towards an advance no
tced in the reports gives hopes that the
steamer will bring accounts of actual prov
| in the money and produce markets. The political
agtatons on the Continent appear to have depress
ing influence upon British funds, and they
sidsred here as merely temporary-as mere bubbliDg
up or boiling of the feelings Of the most radical
portion of the lower orders 1t will prevent that rapid
return of confidence, essential to commercial pros
perity which we anticipated from the nature of pre-
vious accounts and this mt is exceedingly
fortunate.
The packet ship Duchess Orleans for Havrc, takes
out about three hundred thousand dollars in specie
The Cambria will probably carry out a large sum-
Sterling exchange is scarce and the ruling for
prime bills is IL per cent premium
The tolls received at Chicago for the first five days
after the opening Of the Illinois and Michigan canal
amounted to 81, 426 So
The County Commissioners Of Pittsburgh have been
authorized to subscribe sOooOOO Of the stock Of the
Central Railroad Of Pennsylvania. BY account OF
the finances OF this company, which published
few days since, it appeared that the deficiency in the
subscriptions at that time compared with the estima-
ted cost, was s1135,356. The above subscription
the of the city of Pittsburgh leaves only S1353j6
which doubt will be filed up at by indi-
viduals
The conversion of the bonds Of the Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company, due in 1850 and 1856 into
preferred stock of the company, bearing per cent
interest TO be issued agreeable to act passed at the
last session Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania pro-
crossing slowly. Whether the company will succeed
in converting all the bonds due in those years into
stock not, is at present doubtful there Is not
that interest infested in the movement which is
cessary to ensure successful result The position Of
this would be much improved by making this
change in its indebtedness. 1t would place the old
stockholders par with the others and relieve
them Of all that apprehension which has been felt for
long time relative to the ultimate fate Of the company
! The declaration Of stock dividend last December,
Of the most injudicious acts the management
have been guilty of; from that time the stock has been
steadily deprccating and the credit of the company
steadily evaporating The net earnings annually
large enough to pay of large amount of indebted
and every fraction should be strictly applied to
that purpose. The stockholders can afford to wait
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Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New }oRK, Wednesday, May So p NJ.
The arrival of the steamer United States with later
news from Europe, which published at early
hour in an ertra Herald giving more favorable
counts OF the state of trade in Great Britain had the
effect of producing greater frmness in breadstulfs
here far as grain concerned, and especially In
dian Sales Of -four were made to far extent
at yesterdays prices closing with better tone than
previously prevailed. Sales of Ohio wheat were made
on terms stated below. Sales of corn were made at
improving rates. Good New Jersey yellow was held
n Sc higher than rent before tho news but
buyers did not meet sellers freely at advance Meal
remained about the Sales of rye made at
lower rates Rye flour stood Mt previous quotations,
There was no change Of moment in provisions In
groceries sugars continued active though prices ruled
low. The upward tendency in linseed oil has been
maintained
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MARKETS ELSEWIIERE.

BALrIMoRE May $3.50 Maryland Quarterly SIS III sh
Farmers Mechans Bank 2. 6's 81, closed l041a bid
d To a's a 5 a a. o Ga o5 aSEsa A. hid
asked Baltimore Ohio RR shares IS bid 357s asked
PuLApELpIA, May 3l-sfOOO Texas Bonds SIS 1915 900
War Bounty Scrip. 973i Lehgh Coal Scrip 1914 $40 do
Mort Loan So 500 State SIS IA Penn Bank 2s3 Is Com
Sch Nay 6s 6s AZ 1872 Ches and Del ST. 3d. 2oOe City 6 Is
lO0 S73 State 6s 74R 100 Morris Canal l0s 100 do 1919
soh 80 Reading lsA loodo, 1000 Ches and Del & os
"a 1400 State IS So 10 Man and Mer Bank, % 5000 Lehg
6s, 60; 400 SIS, 81, l04A.
BosToN, May Ss-Brokers' Board-5 shs Eastern Railroad
Raroad Az do ExchanTs Rank 90 t Rostnn Wan
Railroad "a do Concord Railroad 22 81 do Boston Wor
Railroad 81 co. rs shs East Boston Co. s6Od l2 100
East Boston Dividends No b l25 shs Reading Railroad
so TX; 100 do do I'M % do do b3Od IN Second Board
h Boston Bank 5iS SO rights Boston Worcester Railroad
81 S5 do Boston Maine Railroad 81
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IL tractors wood merchants and farmers would find their
advantage to examine Mulberry island estate situated
dately the Rapliaunock about W miles below
reksburg II contains 1855 between 200 and 800
which fronting Immediately the rye) equal lands
in this other state the Union for agricultural purposes
The residue valuable chiefly for
oak locust cedar chestnut yellow poplar Upon
last portion arc numerous tenement the annual rental Of which
about $50 This estate has been recently valued by
sioners who have resided all their lives either upon
mediate vicinity at Sl0772 Being urgent funds
oer short credits at 5000 which sLfu and
energetic capitalists might realize from the timber and
The steamer Mary Washington plying been Baltimore
rcksburg weekly by this land
sirous of examining it, either upon it Tappahanno or
Leedstown distant eight miles A. ~ BERNARD Fredercas.
lurr
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Monday, May %
Sperm-The market continues dull and we have no
transactions to report Whale-The sales since our
last embrace about $500 bbs-1 800 bbls of which sold
for home use at 80 cts and the remainder terms
did not learn. There is good inquiry, and holders
very firm. Whalebone-There has been nothing
done in whalebone in this market for some weeks.
Last sales at 25 We learn that sale of Is 900 lbs
made in New York last week. at 24c per lb Sperm
candlesA sale of 100 boxes made at 2Qc per lb.
D mos,
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MlScelloneOlla.

machine for sprinkling railroad tracks has been
introduced upon of the eastern roads IL is at
tached to the front of the engine and 1000 gallons of
water proves su ficient to sprinkle the track from
Providence to Stonington As miles the train going at
the rate of twenty miles hour. laying the dust
eectually tending materially to decrease the friction
and saving great labor and expense in cleaning the
cars
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THE Court OF INQUIRY. Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, says he
understands that charges of rather more serious
character than those about which the Court of Inquiry
are engaged, will before that body and
that this is the reason why Gen Scott has been
ordered to Frederick
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Married..

At Saratoga, the 30th May by the Rev. Mr.. Ches-
ter, ABRAHAM + SMITH, of New York city to Miss
ANNA, daughter Of Samuel Mott, Esq, of tho former
place
On Saturday, the 9th ult, by the Rev. Charaes
Martin, Mr.. WALDO +. HAsKINs, Of Boston, to Miss
AMELIA r. CAMMEyER, of this cit y.
On Tuesday morning the 30th ult, by the Rev
Lot Jones' WILLIAM c. DIsBRow, NJ. D., to MARGARET
VESSELS daughter Of Vincent l.. Dill, ESQ., all of this
city
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Gently purshassdand more particularly the stock s
much benefited by the liquidation of the indebted
the holders are by the payment of dividends.
We allude to those stockholders who hold shares
permanent investment. This road must ultimately
be good property, at the present of the
cern but it is necessary to place the whole capital in
stock. Even with its present business with nett re-
equal to that of last year, handsome dividend
upon the aggregate cost can be made. The payment
of million of dollars per annum, for few years
would reduce the debt so that it could bs easily ma
naged and relieve the company of its financial difcul-