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silly STORY

The weak devic" Of the Wings in connecting story that
r. J. Walker during his late visit 10 his native pcnnsyva
MIA had become sudden convert Ia the protective sy,
tenn riued by the following interesting extract q" let
ter 10 the PENNSYLVANIA. from Poitsvic:
He had been visiting Northumberland and Danylc-ihc
Of his earliest boyhoo His only recollection OF his
early home, ola willow and cherry sarding on each
side of the house in which his parents resde! aud OF an
aged woman who carried rod og the boys III going Ia
ana returnn. from school Both the willow and cherry
tree arr still standing bu the old woman has long since
paid the debt Of nature.
During the evening he spent here Mr Walker was waited
upon by large number of gentlemen. without distinction oil
party who anxious 10 have him spend some time in
the coal region which invitation owing previous engage
nents HI was obliged 10 decline Some of oar Wing friends
took breach the subject q" the tariff the pros
iracion of the coal &C. which they attributed 10 the ruin
effects of the ari of iG Mr. Walker listened very al
tentivelv until they done speaking and then caped
on them few from his mental house. which not
only ciicctay senrcd the whole party, bui was sufficient
convince the scecal that the tariff u" ~ was IN
pypuIrd idea
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In consequence of heavy expenditure in procuring ne"
type and materials for paper. compelled 10 cal
upon friends. who in for subscription ant
Advertising transmit their respective dues. To
rous patrons are sure our appeal will not be in vain
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NJ AR SIAGEs.

MARRIED in New York. 3st u b. the Rev. Eio;
Thompson, Mr. JOHN SEXTON, 10 Miss MARY ANN
WATTS.
MAEEIEn Wednesday, The 18th inst. Sharon, by the
Rev John o. Turpin WILLIAM II. TIRPlN of Richmond
riiy. SUSAN HILL daughter Of BAYLOR Hill oi Kim
William County Va
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hi no.;,;on coned with dcialcation almost every news
ars in ha nited States il fit and proper person TO place
at lie head Of this important public work where HUNDREDS d o
have M sccnrity save HIMSELF for the faithful discharge OF
his duty? r y,; h - Tho
Arc sou prepared say the people a" VIRGINIA ne is Inc
only man in tie State find HI 10 be entrusted win
This Office! :; :; o,s, c,r ,o,,
Your responsibility heavy one yet it is easy ior you
10 relieve yourself Of H. Virginia mas sons MjSe "''
J;s.r,st cr s,snicon has never for moment soled
uissi'at'i '"Ei' ~ STOCKHOLDERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

The Democratic members of the House OF Representatives
are requested thc Hall of the House Saturday
evening next at hallpasl seven O'Clock
The above find in yesterdays Union. We trust that
every Democrat will be present and will with the proper
harmony and union the overthrow of Winthrop
whose understandable decision the last day of the last ses-
sion defeated proposition which would have honoraby adj
sted the slavery question and saved The country from its
present agitation and the Union perhaps, from CONFUSION
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THE PLAYERS ARE COMING,

We are pleased that the Theatre will open the
first If next week with Mr.. Mcfarland OF the Rowery,
Mcssrs Chippendae Bradshaw, Venua Manager Seton,
Mrs George Jones. Miss Wilmot. Miss Barton Vocalist,
Mrs Hauionyle Mrs. John Seton late Mrs. Watts and Il
beautiful and elegant dansncse Celeste with other vore
performers.
From VIVA, hear it will be- excellent company, and
the season bids fair be brilliant The Theatre has
undergone many changes and Improvements, well calculated
the convenience and comfort Of those visiting the estab
lislmeni.
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FOR WASHINGTON.

Mcssrs Eocock, Avcre Edmondson and McAIulen mem
bers OF Congress Virginia. reached this City last even
ing BY ynchb Packet and bound for Washington
We also glad 10 several members of the Senate
and House of Delegates in Mr. Isbe of the Senate,
and Messs PendIcton Claiborne Cooke and Homer Of the
House Others have arrived, learn, bu did not see
them hear their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

GEORGE McDUFFlE.-Wc regret To learn through
correspondent, Of the Taucnsvlle Herald that 1.-The health
of the Hon. GEORGE McDrfrE continues decline, and il
is impossible for him Ia survive much longer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
I,urS RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.

Til. following Resolutions. reported, were aa'pu Ill
the meeting on Wednesday night:
The Committee have had the Presidents report and the sew
eral subjects therein referred under consideration ana re-
commend 10 the Stockholders The adoption OF the following
/ Resolved That il is ncxpedent for the Stockholders
- d,rmnn be l;ou of the route for the connection be-
tween the Canal and Dock and that stccbc let under
Ike control of the President and Directors:
Resolved That The Pre-d. nj and Directors uc Icls
J M, b,haH of the Company, make an application 10
the General Assembly for al amendment oil the ac OF ISL
enlarge the issue oi STATE bonds 10 1 , VI
one hundred and thousand dollars To supply me decen
cy in the appropriation 10 reach buchanan ana ~ ensure
payment of all demands of Contractors Tor completing The
Resolved That the President and Directors be cqnes
ted in behalf Of the Company 10 make application 10 me
General Assembly 10 amend The acts Of me y'l anu I'm
March lSi9 ISSUE the Company state bonds 10 The
amount S500000 instead OF the guaranty OF the Coipa
ny's bonds for thai amount given by those acts
4 Resolved That the President and Directors be relis-
ted behalf OF the Company 10 make AN application 10 Inc
General Assembly, for loan OF State bonds 10 'he ahlo
of millions lvchundrcd thousand dollars 10 pe applied
10 the continuation ol the Canal from Buchanan 10 loving
ion and The improvement OF the kanawlia RIVER oy lock
and dams adapt it 10 steamboat navigation rom Inc
kunawha Saincs mouth Of auley river; the bonds To
he issued aartcry i'm such will enable The Colna-
nv operations on the WORK rom bucIaha ~
Covinglon in the year 1851, as Contractors may compete
their work below Buchanan and 10 construct the WORK IN
the wears S5l-2 and Also commence the work on the
| kanawha river in the year lSou ,
Whereas is important the Company that The outsiahd
inc posr notes if any there be- should BE- brought III
and settled that the state III The post n"e account
may be- ascerained, therefore,
Resolved That the President and Directors be requested
To give notice in the public papers all holding post
notes that such required 10 be brought III Tor re-
dcpon before the Slst day Of October lSoo ana ha'
after that time no interest will be paid on such notes
Resolved That the travelling expenses OF the President
when on the business Of the Company shall BE- paid
:. $. BAXTER, Chairman.
o. NJ. CRUTCHFIELD,
A. G. PENDLETON,
r. r. DANIEL.
JOHN EARLY,
JOSEPH MAYO,
j. ]. LONDON.
WIN II. MCFARLAND,
r. ST. GEORGE COOKE,
JOS VI. CARRINGTON
ISSAC DAVENPORT,
JOS r. ANDERSON
LEWIS WEBB
Mr. Cru,chfcld briefly opposed the 18th resolution, on the
ground tia, the Company without the necessary inor
nation the subject of improving The kaawha River and
tba, ii WAS premature ASK appropriation for that
object.
We shall tomorrow publish Judge Mason's satisfactory
report.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

The Ieaes &c. give alas musical sorce 10 nigh-whcn
they will execute that gem of an OPERA Lucia The pref
~ and toned prma donna, deserves good house
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PHILADELPHIA Nor o6

Peaes immense collection of curioscs known as me
Philadelphia Museum al the Masonic Hall sold this
morning b. the sheriff II bid OIL bv P T. Barnu,
Esq grea, Euseum proprietor for $500 The coec-
ton cost originally over 100000.
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TO OUR sUHscRIBERs,

e. We again remark, that Obituaries and Marriages ri
mol be published unless they duly authenticated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

a See the advertisement Of the sale to-day of r. r.
Duvas property the Steel Factory. The water power is
said Ia BE- very valuable.
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y. u. i &. Ii. HILL. AUCTIONEERS.
a. TILL continue sell NEGROES, 10Th publicly and privately al
- their old stand Ter > franklin and Mall Snri-
Soy. ~ II
MANAGERS OTFIcE.-D. PAINE & CO., RiCiI
w MOND, VIRGINIA
At IL orIock-sgG 1914. 2ooo lco - Nos, "A drawn
Tickets 81 N
81.
Drawn Nus al Susllrhanna Lottery. Glass No. 81
81 &, L - % % II * % Il y -
Sos. - e. w PURCELL g. CO.
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN. qualified TO take charse 81 an
~ Academy Preparatory School wishes employment for The
year lie has had experience IN teaching and Will
ace ample proof Of and character previous TO an
nlen Address T.. Amelia House Nov lt--c2aw3w
LExASDER DUDLEY and SAMUEL r HARDWOOD
u having associated ihem., The Practice Of Law. will attend
r Superior and County Courts the vi kng and tluee
Ma William Essex Mlesex and G.ouceaiec All business
trusted tr sill he promptly and faithfully attended AID
dress King and Queen Cour House Nov. 3-c2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
THE SUPPOSED DArPHIN, OR LOUIS

Mos, of our readers SAYS the New York Commercial Ad
veer extern, acquainted with the superstition
recently advanced that the unhappy son of Louis XVI of
France long accounted dead is YET living ana recognized
believed be- in The person of the Rev. Eleazer Will
iams, Missionary among of the Indians in Wisconsin
In Of exchange papers notice communication
throwing doubt upon the Royal pedigree of Mr. Williams,
and suggesting that he may rather be descendant Of the
Rev. John Williams, Of Decred, who made captive and
carried Canada with Of his children in 1I0 bv the
st Regis Indians The writer says:
One of Mr. Williams chidrcna daughter named Eunice
then chdaiterwards married Indian, by whom she had
SON (and perhaps other chdrcn whom she Eleaze
after her grandmother her mothers side and her brother
who minister settled al Mansfield, Connecticut. Now
whether this Eieazar Williams OF Wisconsin is the
grandson of Eunice Williams is the questionnow Of
importance. think he answer il if he will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30

We call the attention Of readers ,he advertisement
al the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company be found
in another column of this days paper and take pleasure
81 The time in recording practical illustration OF the
advantages of Life Insurance furnished recently BY this
company III
Some rrac last year. whist in the enjoyment of good
health, our late highly respected rownsnan. Mr. John II.
Maddox effected insurance his life III this compan,
for 5000 and about month since performed the sad
duty of publishing notice OF his death We learn that The
for which his life insured five thousand dollars
last week, in accordance with the III his policy.
promptly paid Eustace Conway, ESD the executor
of Mr. Maddox by Mf Franklin Slaughter the agent of the
company IN This place.
The system Of life Insurance IS OF the tumphs Of
modern civilization It's principles AMI beneficial provisions
attracting public attention and rapidly securing pub
lie fayoor those engaged in business liable yicSstudes
for those living annual salaries whose incomes are
provide those who made dearcr
them BY the ties Of dependence 10 give assurance that
when the principles aud advantages Of c Insurance
fully understood citizens of all classes will hesitate
provide fol contingency which surely later
occur We invite readers investigation of the sys
worthy OF their consideration and refer them
Mr. F. Slaughter, agen. of The sbose company the Fred
ericksturs Cotton Factory who will el,eerfly commun
cate any information the sublecr that NAV be desired
fredericksburg Ne,rs.
B. ". KNowLEs il Agen, for the above mentioned Com
pany His office is No g. Main ST. over the Store of Jul
dah Myers, Esq
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punLlc NorlcE GOOD INVESTMENT.

lERSONS mhn have bat "!ie money aut @aG go u
ccois for u, h. accommodated b, cils 1 'lc
Saving institution W lVl Nam st, wArr ry vii fd i ny
an b-.t good quality and Well iad III" ~ Nir
ine S,u 81 Mason ani Dixon. .uch 'I.ast ''"'''
and Frrcks Cloak. f0ras Tweed Canals mN' 49,
a olive brown bnr black AMI grey beatcr Ffs blfA an
pais Sill. sam. Mrno. Nalcucia .ss au nitei "
Under Shir- Drawers~ yarety Price iaw term
No. ~ kEEN. Cilll.I- y 20. late h''.'
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sIj- MOTTO Thu thu public invited 10 the
Auction safe valuable Books which takes place night N the store
lext 10 the Post Office
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Is YOUR LIFE IN>tKED:

II u. -T ! u To
j. Patterson. President: Benjamin Mir src"ti} ~.
us busnos solely upon the Mutual principle Present 'a
90
Persons may effect Gsurarcc heir ov iso. ani ;h ~
married woman insDr he he ~ hr husbani VIA"
anurc 10 the exclusive hetscl and children
The system Insurance coinaois itself 10 al ci1r 81
IS, the Merchant Mechanic. Farmer Lawyer Cessnlh fhs
Manufacture II an Institution pcfuiafy h'e ." 30
ii the opiln and Widow !, nahr. provision tor t'ne'
friends an1 the OF death, Tor them con'aps
RESPECTABLE. support .
The destroyer death, midst, anil in1a - 10
he taken oi at 4 moments Whle Er ~ MAJ y .
hc. who are dependent upon w. but when death ne "
other, most dear consolation know thar oGr 'teih
made provision Tor :he which longer hn'
man mlo a, the power megl.cs "i eruuiy rosi
,hi- va, ,or the comou and Independence HI family i1'
% them anil himself
The terms arc vsry liberal applicants an efry lar,hy 1f
parties insure lhe protection ihcr families
Where the annual premium: amounts 10 9 "r more u'
ir Lift. company r.Gu..as only CASH ant i 81
, month. Tor the other hail
Pamphlets explanatory of a principles 81 Mdina III" i't
ami illustrating iis advantage with forHs = "flraio ~ "
a the Office 0i hHoWiLs'
:, =, p. ~ w !, - 't'I !, - va
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GENti Al RICHMOND. rhrsc t3.nI,snlcs On
n against loss DAMAGE Is ir. Dwelling iiote. lunWpN
Establishments Mesr!aglir and all ki,o a'lule
perry. favorable Any losses wirr t' t
rIs'uc ta-n this AGENCY. wi hc ll
pr0mptr an.t l,icrailiy n BALDWIN
4 rs H,iu.
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THE OGILvIEs.

yE,HE MAMMOTH BROTHER JONATHAN. TOY ttf'-,-
New Srar tai. oi spirited engraving toIi'~ "''s INV
Tor transmission hy mail may BE- hal or u! cent, L
The American Almanac and Repository 81 lstini hn'"F
l-.tl--sl
The Ogiiycs. Nogrl- y cent
MARI Sthwriiie the Amber Wrrl Translated from TIE '''
LAD, bufCos.", - tents ..,,,,t,ra
rar sby GEORGE VI WEST 5 BRoil ~
~, ao N.,t door f., tie P1s-o1
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ii,ued AUSTRIAN RgtciersSRuptuce be.,,",, IT,"
.lloroccoAddreSs Of kossuh 10 his Co,,nsrsm<n ''
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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 1919
COMING EVENTS.

A Washington Correspondent of the New i"Fk Express
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01
Meeting OF the Hungarians.

second meeting Of the Hungarsns this city took
place at the Shakespeare Hotel Wednesday evening
last. The meeting called to order by tho chair
man, Mr. A. Hasmann who stated the object of their
assembling and made brief but stirring speech upon
the late victory OF their brethren In Hungary
Nr. LUpivIGH spoke At length upon the glorious VIC
tory Of the Hungsrsns over the Austrian forces BY
untirpg devotion to tho Of liberty and tho unity
u spirit which pervaded all cAsses Of the people, the
victory was gained and Hungary now stood an indie
pendent republic. with constitution like unto that
Of the United States. The love OF liberty which had
inspired his countrymen would ut their own
emancipation from the yoke Of tyrant, but they
would contnue to battle until Germany, Poland and
Italy we're FREQ.
MIR. Kun delivered . short but feeling addrcss i'm.
Freezing upon the minds Of those present duty they
owed to their native land In tho OF svery
mesns to render stable that republic which stood ast
upon the calendar Of nations
lbe committee appointed at the previous meeting
10 suptrnend the design Of national standard to be
rsnsmtted to the ungsrans, reported that they had
made the necessary arrangements and tho standard
vac nearly ready collection was then taken up to
dcfray the necessary e1penses
reputation Of Germans at this time appeared. and
stated That they too would testify their gratitude At
the conduct Of the Iupgarans by the presentation q
Tag as token of their fellow feeling
Mr. BEvsBAcx proposed that Hungary had decar-
ed herself free and independent that meeting ought to
petition the President 0fth United States to the prs
priey Of acknowledging the freedom Of that nation,
ana tho correspondence relative to tho send
ing Of minister to that government. The PROPOSE
tionwss laid for the confederation Of che next
meeting
Yesterday afternoon . number of uungarians met at
NO % all street. to take into consideration the pre-
psicty Of holding general meeting at ssas "a
sve OF their appreciation Of tho recent event to thr
countrymen and Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

THE WEATREn.-tor the first time since Saturday
last the sun was visible yesterday and there
dicatons Of clear weather The morning dark aud
cloudy, and though there rain, there was but
little hope that the sky would become clear. In the
latter part Of the however, the wind changed
more northwardly. and the night drew on scarce
cloud could be seen. Should the weather continue
fair the streets, from the protracted bad weather.
must for several days remain In horrible condition
being now about two inches deep on a level
AcrIor AGAINST STEAMER EsrrIax-Mr. william Jay
Haskett, tho Marine Lawyer has been instructed BY
the owners Of tho schooner Noah Brown to bring an
action for danages against the proprietors OF the
steamboat Empire for the injury done the In
TIE collision In the river. at Newburg.
DkArH OF Carr. OLNER.-This gentleman, long and
fsvoraby known ship master and owner, died yes
terday. The flags Of tho shipping In the port.
requested TO be hoisted Ut half mast from sunrise ninth
sunset, to-day.
SuIcipE-The Coroner held an inquest yesterday, On
the body Of Roeanna Gross aged ~ years. native OF
Ireland who to her death by suicide. by drown
Ing We noticed the particulars In yesterdays Herald
UNKNOWN Man DRowNED.-The Coroner held an in
Queet yesterday - tho Aims Housc yard the body
Of unknown who found In tho river foot Ut
alndt street about ~ OF ago dressed In black
fock cost striped plaid vest striped oottsn shirt black
pants, brogan shoes; dark hair and sandy whskcrs.
ACCIDENTAL DRowNIro. The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday at No. "a Roosevelt street. tho body Of
John iiams aged q years, born IN this State who
was found in the river, foot Of Walnut street The
deceass IL seems accidentally knoc ked overheard
at the launch Of the bark Powhattan. about . week
nQo and ives drowned. He has left a wife and enc
child, to mourn his loss. He was Q rxger BY trade
Verdict accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01
rhe Trial OF DR.. Hardenbrook.

ROCHESTER,, May SIP M.
The summing up for the defence, in Hardenbrooks
trial was concluded to day at four o'clock Henry G.
wheaton then proceeded with his argument for tho
prosecution and will close to- morrow morning. when
Judge Marvin will charge the jury and deliver tho
case into their hands.
ROCHESTER, May 31-s M
The counsel in the Of DR.. Hardenbrook COM
menoed summing up this morning. Mr.. Seldom spoke
about three hours and Mr.. Smith for somewhat long
or time. Both speeches were marked by force and
ability. MIR. Wheaton began his argument in tho AZ
ternoon, but had not concluded when the court ad-
journed for the day His address thus far has been
most eloquent and powerful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01

MON EY MARKET.
Thursday. May 81

AhuHSuuys uAny Si-o =. As
Tho stock market continues very much depressed.
Quotations for nearly security in the lit fell ~
affection. and holders appear to be getting too wsek
to carry tho fancies any longer At the first sosrd -
dsy Treasury notes declined per cent; Indiana -
y; North American Trust, u; Farmers Losa, IS;
Canton Co, Il; Harlem, y; and Long Island. x Hsr-
lem appears be the special object OF attack frcn the
bears The sales to-day. at the first board reached
about tweEtyfve hundred shares and the fan in prices
during tho past week has been about four pee cont
There b strong party bearing this stock and the pres
pect rather blue for tho bulls The receipts for Meg
have net been largo estimated and this feet II
made the most Of BY the bears The weather has kssa
very unisv orsbis during the present MONTH ssd Ne
pleasure travel usual At this season has been much
moro limited than anticipated. The earnings lee
the past Eve months Of this year shsw . hs.dss.Ss
incrcase On those for tho corresponding period lase
yesr. while tho property Of tho COMPANY, has bees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-01
Sporting Intelligence.

ANOTHER PosTPonEMESr GRRAr TRorrINo
MArcH-The unexpected postponement, yesterday Of
the rot advertised of at the Course
vexstfously disappointed large number Of persons.
Bills announcing the pestponement put up the
lower ferries and at tho Long Island Railroad depot
early hour In the morning but unfortunately, It
appears that ct the upper ferries posters to be
seen-and some two hundred persons made their way
to the Course before they learned that there to DO
sport The proprietor Of the Union Course endea-
vored to crafty the crowd in some measure by getting
up trot for purse on his track but they had
expected to witness CONTEXT between Lady Suffolk
Lady Moscow and Rossiter, and would satisfied with
nothing else-so returned to their homes. We trust
that the unfortunates will bear themselves with fort
tude and keep sharp look for the weather and the
day when the trot will take paceof which we are NOT
certainly informed, bnt due notice WILL doubtless be
Uiven.