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Jacob is certainly elected and think Kno,e and Martini
(Dems) and probably Jones, (Dem) it is said he will
gel Il very large voei Brooke and Hancock counties
p. 5. Since the foregoing prepared the following
BROOKE
WELlsurRG PREciScT.-- Kuhn 2i5 VIM Jones 222
jeff T. Martin 1874 W. X. Pendetnn las, o. NJ. Lang l05
Galy 100 Kno'e - Jacob "a Edsn n 75 Oldham So
MARSHALL.
GRAVE CREEK PREcIScT or &. H.-Thc polls will be kept
open here for three days The vote stood the st day
follows: Oldham l16 Martin l3i Parri0 ll2 Gally l02
Good 81 jacob S. Knote IT, Edgngton 81 pendleon Al
Pollock A.
BoGGs Rus PREcIxcr CLOSED Isl dav )-Jacob &C. Knote
26 Good II, G lily 81, Martin Is, Oldham 50.
BY casting up the foregoing you will find that there is
fair probability OF electing and probably three Demo-
Gratis in this Wing district When complete
shall be advised again.
SHENANDOAH
This district is entitled 10 four delegates. Hardy and
Warren hear from.
Green b. Samuels D. $50 Samuel Williams ID. 443 Giles
Cock, d. 400 William Seymour, w 3O7 Raphael NJ: Conn
D. 500 Gabriel I. Barbtc ID. 253, David Funsen ID. lis.
Very thin voc-scarccy one-third OF the vote of the
county.
WHEELING. Aug 23d, $3.50.
10 Tie Editors Of The Enquirer:
Returns have been received from the entire District Of
Brooke Hancock Ohio and Marshall counties including the
second days voting al this precinct and Grave Greek where
the polls be kept open three DAYS In the following
returns those candidates for whom there hope of
election have all been dropped Thus far the following is
the result I Martin, Democrat. 395, Certainly elected
Z Jacob Wing 1904, elected; Knote Dcmocia, about
1900 elected; William Jones, Democrat, lG7 t Gally
Wing 1850; W Oldham, Wing, LOCI
The contest for the fourth representative will be between
Jones' Democrat, and Gally and Oldham, Wings The De-
mocats have done well to elect of the four
bers in district where there are 0 against hcm and aho
this is glory enough for day, hope TO be able say
by the next mall that firm democratic friend Jones' has
succeeded over all opposition
SPoTTSYLvANIA.
ASpREws ?. o., AuGusT %, 1880
Gentlemen:-Enclosed you will receive the list of the
votes taken Andrews precinct, Spottsyvani county,
the 22d nst delegates TO the State Convention:
f.. hin ErnNn rlt
Douglas IS Francis W. Scott 30 Chas,an White "a Eus
tace Conway 49,
USlos TIcKEr-Oscar NJ Cruchfed 90 John l.. Marye
l3 Robert Hudgn 20, Edward w. Morris -, Edmund
Rufin 2
ScArrERISo-John NJ. Patton 2 Thomas Roane l, Alex
ander r. Holiday l. John NJ Forbes Jas d. billiard |.
The vote at this precinct was very small one Nothing
interesting occurred on the day of election.
LOUISA.
JAcKsoS's, LOUISA, AuGrsr %, 1850.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Below send you statement of the polls when closed at
this place:
Minor H. Bowles IS. Fleming L. Amber TO- Fowler 80.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

WAsMI%GToN, AUGUST D.
Tie Southern mail this evening bon.ht later intelligence
from Mexico. The dates from the City of Mexico the
9th uii Four stages had attacked between
Pueb I'D Vera Cruz. During the attack The MAJOR dumo
ar u: conductors wounded Several of the rob-
be esied, and will be dealt with the utmost
v,r.ty nj Vi -xican laws.
Tie Mexican papers nearly unanimous in denouncing
the Tehaantcpec treaty. They look upon il giving
tiers.
ThA lice of Sugar in Mexico had doubled, in consequence
i i the stock having been bought up for the Caor-
MIA
I'll iaics from Vera Cruz arc the Isl instant. The
cholera had nearly disappeared from the city. Ii in
ceasng edruly in Pueblo and in other parts of the
try.
Several attempts n; Pronuncamenos 10 overthrow the
State Government had recent. been detected
7. .nvassing for the Presidency progressing with
great energy.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETs. Arcrsr

TOBACCO-Since our report of Thursday the mark,
has continued active and prices Of the last week have -
FULLY maintained HE demand continues good for all vrad
N. NJ MARTIN 4 Co
Sales Of 63 hhds 7o6aeco made by " " Martin d Co
since 22d inst: ~
Thos. McGehee's crop % nhds.ls at el Bat TO- ana2
-, and at 10 25. John J. Lipscombs crops hn4 =,
sl lanes Rodwe's crop, hhds Il at 81 al 81
lOs7s, a, Il ., a, H. and at II 50 r. b Bun.
b. and at y. Or. j. " Hunts CROP hid at Sin 5
and II other hhds-6 $40 50, al IL IS la, 3o,io
25 at 10 IS, at s7'., and n9 50.
FLoUR-Richnond, Old s. p; scottsyi!e 81 sale.
of new a, IS 81 ) 50, by retail.
! WHEAT-Red 10, white lis cts.
| COKN-Sales u! 624 cents.
CORN MEAL-7O IS cents per busi!el.
OATS-i0 cents per bushel.
FlslI-IIerrings, No. Cut s6 So Gross 81 50; sseke,
No. B. IS; No . Sc So No. 50 50; shai s. 81 Sc and
dull ior all descriptions.
LARD-Barreis =: cents; kegs cents.
BACON-Nir..nia cured hog round "A =. cents; Stes7
\ cts new Hams 10 cents; Western Sides s &
Shoulders 5 5! cts Queen City" hams lQ.> -
COFFEE-Iaeuayrl l05 l0il cts; Rio 10. u %. c,s
Java IL. l23 cens-trm and improving.
SUGAR-We quote Porto Rico u "a cents, New Or
leans crop, al cts; 81. Crox I ~ cents-L,s;
double refined, lU cents single renec9l "a cts Mar
ket firm, and advancing
| MOi.ASSES-Snles New Orleans at %; Cuba ,? AZ;
SPlRITS-Coguac Brandy 81. 3.25 Rochelle 81 q,
50 American proof 35c; ith proof 5a55 Apple scarce Sc
Richmond Rec;iticd Whisky u cents and advancing
y. l.. Rum > - cts
TEAS-Imperial i5a75c per h.. Gunpowder IS 10 cts
Young iIyson 30l75c; Black IS 6Oc.
CANDLES-Spcrm Candies Pa ic 'ralow l0al2; Halls
Patent ic Aialanne D 30c per b.. Jackson's patent
SoAP-Richmond and New York 81 a6c
RlCE-Pnme n IA cts
POTATOES-Aercers selling from wharf AT 65a75 cts
NAIl.S-34 els.
SOLE LEATHER-Hemlock tanned, good G}: ali cts
damaged Halls cts.
lRON-Pig Iron s2i to 80, according to quality; Swe,t
sos per ton English ST. rrcdegar Richmond manuaclory
g0 tp Country Bar So 81 according To quality.
STEEI-.lmerican biisiered 81 10 per Ton.
HIDf.S-Grecn sailed Il IA per b. Calf sal,oi1;
els. % 81 each
BEESWAX-Duli Al 2la23 cts.
LIME-S ~? scarce.
SHOT,, cents per Id.
cOTTON-l2 a II: cent?.
PARTNERSHIPS cts
SEEDS-Clover si.75a5 so. No Flax in market.
rLASTER-s2 81 = from Wharf 81 from Basin
SALT-F.om store 81 IS; from wharf 81 i5 None al!
irving.
OIIS-Spcrm winter l20al25c; summer ll0all5-; whale
crude l5a5O refined 60a5 Linseed 5Oa55c Tanners si!.
per barrel.
HAY-Northern in bales. 65a70 eta.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, Arc. 81.
"EEF CArrLE-S2 50 10 IS a, the pu5lic scales. Ex
tt cr would comnani higher price
tfgtiS-S5 80 10 So nett.
onEEP-sl 50 10 IS melt, according 20 quality.
NORFOLK MARKET, ArGvsT ~
CoRH-Ycllow 6jc., prime white none-conmon White
and mixed 60.-WuEAr-95 cenis-sal's. oArs-Si
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IMPORTANT RUMoR FROM CUBA,

The Sentence Of tieo american Captains 10 be Executed
The steamship Palmetto, Smith arrived yesterday after
o"n from New Orleans, via Key West after passage of
even DAYS.
She brings of the fate of the two American ship
masters.
The mail schooner from Havana arrived at Kew West the
lay that the Palmetto sailed and the captain reported thai
Captain Benson of the bark Geogiana and Captain Pen
le,on Of the brig Susan Loud had been condemned TO
leath by the authorities at Havana.
The probability is that these unfortunate men have ere this
'een executed.-[N. Y. Herald, Saturday ercning
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DIR. w1srAR.s pALsAM OF WILD CHERRY


.OR Consumption ui HE Lungs. Iiv Complaint Coughs
Cnils Ah"i. Bronchitis Group. Whoopius ecu. Influenza
ScIhis celebrate! AID nabc remedy discovered
Since that tlnr has. by been rapidly
surely ai through the opposition
and salus and excellence
has gained lscii ensbe popularity established
the conidcn"c o iuciGca: ~! enlightened public
other Tie testimony an
who h.vr been relieved iul cured b. this valuable
that stands unvaed-at the head uf all other medicines
diseases which recommended. The DIR
Wistar's Btam Wild Cherry sale BY duty appointed
ant All respectable dealers medicine al large
important Throughout the United Safes Canas the
Brush Provinces.
CAUTION The original AMI only genuine WlSrARS RALSAN
or WILD CHERRY Introduced IN the l-}- and
well re>;-, ~ te complaints "r which
has proved eficacous Coughs
Colds ialucn1a Bronchitis Asthma AMI Consumption Incl
pieut sia:es than any oier medicine.
None genuine un.esS signed BUTTS on the wrapper
AiiGcs ~ crlers Seth w. Fowc Boston Ma ,achucis
For stlc by GANNOR u WOOD ALEXANDER DuvAL & co,
and PURCELL! LADD co. Richmond and Druggists every
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coNGREss--1sT Session.
SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, lS5O.



Senate is not in session to-day having adjourned over
uH'l ''0" HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
NJ ZONES made an Intellectual effort to Introduce reso'u-
on 10 urovde chairs for the reporters oi the uooe III foh
of the Clerks desk ,:;
The House then went INTO c'iiiiee Va "'' "hoe "''u
resumed The Appropriation BIZ. -, ;.. a,. A..
Mr. Schcnck moved amendment TO the Item regarding
,bc salaries to inspectors OF drugs =, L.,
Air ZONES nd others opposed it, and 9r. hara auFoca-
ted it. - tho i,.,, !, r,horz
Sir Harrison moved az amendment 10 ,r NJ, =
na oerp. ,,.l lease Utica oi rooms LOT .he u
, n, s2 OOD an appropriation OF 5000 Tor District
Cont Marietta, Georgia -. 49, , ,or,
Nr billiard moved amend further. BY accins t"eiV
,bau.aud for similar lease m Montgomery Ai'od"a.
AIR HARRISON renewed his amendment si.huy ai,erea
After debate b. Mcssrs. Ililard Ruisey, Haras"n,
ger a.c Holmes Mr.. Harasons amendment was voted
Mr. HAMMOND moved amend by authorizing the Secre-
ary Of Tie Interior supply all places where Court rooms
are needed
.Ir. H. spoke in favor o: his amendment
NIr 1Iat.son spoke in explanation OF me ltlca case
N, Hnyuont's amendment adopted.
Nr HAMPTON moved $4,000 lo pubic ou!laiEgsat Pitts
burg. Lost.
Ater other unmportant amendments
Mr. Hampton moved ancndin nj 10 insert protective
clause recommended by the Tariff caucus.
Mr. Ioomts raised point 81 order
The chair ruled the amendment out
Mr. Hampton referred u the rules and contenced nat
there precedent
Alter good deal of confusion the 3lst rule was read.
Mr. Stevens oi Pa appealed from the decision OF the
chair.
Chair sustainca--yeas 81, nays H.
Mr. Rayly moved that committee rise. Carried, and
the House ADJOURNED
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=. S. Not hall turn OUT ,,o,-
Vote at Henrv-Ridey A. Mason4 ILL., Pren'is 81 JORDAN
s. Chambliss 20 Burgess S. Whitfield D. ION p,.o.s 100
Vote a, Jsusaier--Rdley 49, Mason l2o Burgess lzO'
Chambiss III, Whitfield % jordan H. prens ~ ., =,
The only information from Drewrysye was tha early on
THURSDAY p votes had been cast, all Of them for Mason aud
Ridley and Tor Chambllss ,...;., ,.,ds cow d.,.-
As Jar ms heard from This district which senos TOUT oee
Mason 375 Ridley &c., Chambss 2s9, Burgess iso 1or-
dan ls9 prenlis lS3 Whitfield ~ e..,
Isle OF Wight sury, Nansemonc ana parts Oh euffy anu
Southampton To hear irom r,srptcr
To the Editors of the Enquirer
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nrAcHES AND STEAM.

Dealers from New York purchase Whole orchards from
,he 1y farmers and as. Tuesday and Wednesday z'oo
baskets Of peaches New York passed over the cade"
ard ,,pboy Railroad Some Of them were from Delaware
hu hv were mostly collected between Camden and bur
ipeton The freight Philadelphia to New York. Is ony
~ cents baskc- Tons Of pickles md cucumbers also arc
=, rried over the railroad 10 New oFk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

The Washington Republic understands there has Just ar
rived in that city, Immediately from Texas, gentleman OF
the hes, intelligence who gives it as his decided opinion
Ina, fine Texas Boundary bill passed By the Senate VIII meet
with the sanction Of overwhelming majority OF the peo-
ME of HAT State.
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r,r crrMBERLANp DISTRICT.

To the Editors of the Enquirer: 1T pL
This District comnosed of Cumberland, Amelia Powha-
md Pncr;ngham entitled three delegates Returns
been received from the whole district save one precnc
in Cumberland The following is the result:
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Telegraphed for the New y ork Herald.

WasnrSGroS, ArGrsT %, 1850.
understand that should the California bill pass South
ern whig proposes TO introduce bill reducing the tariff 10
twenty-five cent including articles free and repeal
ing the navigation laws and thus open the coustng trade
all nations.
The West and South, i, is said can pass such BILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

The Union upon the authority Of Gen. Rusk as well as
Gen. Houston, ponounces the whole reported "Southern
plot" humbug. written paper was handed to them
last winter but anonymous and they regarded as
the production of unatic and unworthy of the slight
est notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

We have received from Nash X W"odhouse' the A"g'st
No Amcrican Republicalon) Of Bhckwoods hch'u's
Nup,z;ne. lrorens with very unsound article against
Free Tradehut contains, besides, several interesting IN
s,rrc,iya and valuable articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

The WNs correspondent OF the Kachshohd KVpu7''o11
writes thus:
"you will have that the Administration has asked LOT
,,f r some half dozen OF the South American Charge
Sims They were readily granted Mr. FILLMORE mas, !
h;, ,iciy determined To remove the ncumhens, LOT
Than IN h,y were appointed by Gen Taylor, more mconi
",i sci Of mn ,rer perhaps, SEN abroad represent
L. rn.rtrl iInA iaeY rere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

NORTH And sol iII.-"Inc increase Of mannac
inrcs in the South wi b. it htary this in III"
North rs large por;ipE oil their usual mand j. cut OIL.
Thus the NV York Tribune nj the tn instant. We
hope ihere viii be continual inciease N manufactures III
tn SOUTH ihat ii North may prosper less but that
the Soah May prosper more; not th4t The Noih may be
injured, bur that the South nearly approach
silon Independence, which Only be- reached Is pro-
g;c>s in the lnd r"i>y al ProiurS, d!reis :
u cnpioy ens for her popu on anu increased SELF
lance ana inc...- . 60. - enterprise devoted the
dcytoieInen vi her rlch res1uFceS. v. }. True Uttd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

Total aggregate ro IN Caroline and
way So Baxton ass Scott GA Douglass 4l White 4O5
Crutchied 562, Morris 552 Marye $40, Hudgln oSl.
MONONGAT.IA.
Brown 652 Armstrong $50 Wiley 553, Raymond 465,
Laishey 2l9 Neeson 200 Wade 4 Davis A. Cheat pre-
cnct TO hear from.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

The address of Mr.. Samuel L. S,aughan the voters of
the Lancaster Convention District did reach until the
a4h inst 1t would have afforded pleasure III, had
10 hand in tme to have given it place in columns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

The Editor of the Petersburg Inieis"nce has eaten
.lon raised by Mr.. Thomas Wht~orth al Mnvteid'
Dpw;d. which weighed i3 pounds pounds more than
A. I,renzo b. Michaels which We cnron!cled
m. Washington Union has received from the Editors OIL
rho pi ,wo incompatible melons, grown upon the
farm, of sr J. G. Harvey, Portsmouth, Va, called tie
uIJ,rv.v melons"
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Mr.. Rocock Virginia. recently made IKE minutes
sDecch in Congress- which contains truth and point Than
many fre-ioQrs speeches have ever seen. The wing
argument referred by Mr. Bococ told you that all this
evil would happen you took Mexican territory Is very
often urged here in Tennessee and il doubtless has had the
same effect al the North that Mr. Corwns b1ody hands
and hospltahlc graves had Mexico But we let Mr. Bo-
cock reply 10 the gumcnt.- Nashville american.
"rhe gentleman from Tennessee Mr.. Gentry said few
DAYS auo and the gentleman from Georgia r. Stephens
said on Yesterday they had ore'oI the present state oi
things several years ago and that the Democratic party alone
is responsible il. Mr. Chairman, uaincd 10 hear
such remarks from these gentlemen. Do they not know
thar there prophecies, tie bare annunclaion Of
which tends bring about their tulilment!'
when tie Viii. party predicted that Mexico would make
va! for the Of Texas they did not mean surely
10 say that Mexico would do what in their Judgment was
wrong They said, in effect. then, if i'll words, that
Mexico ought make for the annexation Of TeAas.-
And surely Mexico not he expected 10 be less lena
cious Of her honor than these gentlemen.
"Wncn the gentleman from Tennessee and Georgia said
that the Noh would appropriate 10 Itself all the territory
that might &c acquired Mexico, they had right To
predict in advance that the North wOnld do what they
thought wrong Aud surely bound 10 act upon
The tear hat me North would fully ii late rights.
"Whcn they made this prediction rhcy III effect said that
the North ought claim this territory and the mention OF
il now encourages that section i'll its course"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

FRANCE.-t;cn. Iamnrcicrc has gone 10 Switzerland
to have an interview with Cen Cayaieuac. lie said
the important. document signed by many tie
principal members uf the Republican, party acknowledging
Gen Cava.nac their political leader and pdeing him
support should he otter himself for the Presidency Of
liz Republic.
The accounts from the agricultural districts cncour
aging The rain which :,i ahuudi nfly during the last fort
night has c"nprtcy brought r"und the lac Town crops
The wheat harvest is ueaiy over and the produce will be
cttcr than was expected.
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ron STATE CONVENTION.
SUSSEX DISTRICT.
SrssES C., H., August


To N. Editors Of the Enquirer :. ,o,. in This
emil men-i send you correct poll OF the voe !" ','
on,x or delegates 10 the Convention as iar as 'eiu H.
Ne l,a ye not heard from the precincts ~ o"s"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATEs.-The
total emigration from Liverpool TO the United States for the
half-ycar ending July Isl, 1880 was 359l4
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SMITHFiELD AUGUST IS, 1880.
To the Editors of the Enqclrer

Very little interest feli in the election therefore very
small vote. The "nu-party" trick was played strong upon
US and it proved trumn, particularly in Southampton
where Wings and Democrats united the election
Of her three candidates
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THIS DISTRICT.

4, reported that New Kent has given majority ior re-
securing by handsome majority the "'oe
form tickle, as published by US yesterday
For long time the contest between TIE hehes. on Tue
seryaye ticket and tine lowest on the Reform tcAe was
ry Sc and doubtful On Saturday morning. however, w.
A. J. Crane with proper regard 10 'he success u Wv
cause wic' would have been defeated by multiplicity u
CT Giates Withdrew his name ana ID pu'lc nana "ii
- - his friends To sustain the Reform cause. This act
sec,,r,d the whole Reform ticket
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27
ALMANAC FOR 1851. JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOX SALE ~ J. WAilROCk;

THHTIE VIRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA ALMANAC FOR
i>iccuia ei by Dasii Richardson t Louisa
is;n =n1crs OF Congress Virginia
Npri aud the Courts each House
Deegl.es anil Se'atc OF Virsin R4inc WHO
sh- The beautiful S1us "W-u Thou but Mine" Cause
American Revolution The Wies Commandments Singular
Trap COnjugilon md Agreement Preservation and Restoration
Sl.hi Mourning HAIRS Different Nations Fashionable
Transitions Arithmetic Questions Riddles characs PGzzies
PobIem Mc &c with ie those our last Aug IN
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New YoRK AUGUST 2JI.
STEAMSHIP oHlO-LATER From 81. DOMINGO.
There report to-day that the steamship ONO, with
The California mails brow, proved 10 be- Incorrect
We have aG,ices from (1nluvsc ST. Domingo, ~ the Ism
instant, T!e Government has pissed law Prohibiting the
cutting of mahogany in the streets OF 81. Domingo.
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We have also heard from part of Sor7HAMrrox.
PRINCE WILLIAM DISTRIC.

The following We're the reported results from The counties
af Fairfax Prince William Stafford and Alexandria, as far as
heard from Saturday evening last
Snowden 7ls, Edwards 70S, Sinclair $50 Suite 45s Mon.
cure i Jasper 45l, Williams 525 Berry S45 Brawner
Powell PAL.
There remained be heard FROM the time the above re-
'ul!s summed up two precincts in Stafford two in
Prince William, and four in Fairfax-[Aer. Ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

1oRoSTo Auorsr y.
Great excitement has been created here tor days past
hy lc bv G,sr nnlent ii ulc roads that cost
$500 900 tor CSC Jane, Beatty Toronto inii
,rt. trend tie Inspector Geae'a and NJ HJope d!
Ferry -ior New lok, The avurrd purchasers. Public
ana sl the lainau.
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EXCITEMENT AT HARRISBURG.

Tbrcc ,eryc slaves from Virginia ested in Har-
burc Pa on the 23d inst at the instance of their own
ers ON The charge Of hoIsestcans The fusitives were
bruh before Judge Pearson on the 9Th, on writ Of ha-
be,s cornus and released the Judge deciding that the steal
inn or . horse by slave for the purpose ri escaping
no criminal oil nee under the law Tor reclalmng i'trts
A. ,n a the slaves released they seized in the
s,-'c v ,h,ir owners and ba;t" "l-Aer severe
strrgo: two If the slaves handcuie. other
M,nme Jude Pearson issued warrant for the arrest
or The owners Of the slaves or assault and battery with
excite Il ror and the well rs the t"o
mr. slaves we're committed 10 prison.
81 .t accounts the o tie fugitive slaves were be-
C,r rne Pearson writ Vi haacls corpus, and Tie mill
iarv J.. been called and Were disp,r-ng the crowd
~ pson where The negroes s:.l confined. We
,c aove ilom despatch in Saturday Philadelphia
..d,lctiI.
LATER-RIorERs Observation-Disclosures CAL
LED GlT-A second 4, Spatoh dated r. NJ, SATURDAY,
sly:
i, slaves. i.Sa in number are IN prison.
. l,S Of the slaves and othc; persons engaged in
cur alte fsltir Discharge hy the court now be-
fore cont IN 4 writ u haroas corpus
g.,r $50 slaves irc aci! iu Jail.
me ,.v. bci,ne tine .s,n has been dispersed hv The
mi,ay c.lci OFT under Cca,rl Sarr ana tn town is
c,s.uii- in a measure, its w"..ieG quiet and order.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

LOUISIANA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walker il is
stated, wi!l call session o the Legislature Of
Louisiana order make provision, during the ow
and ia Tor The protection al The plan
tiiipns tla State from tie oyciuws Of the river, which
iurn. he past yecrs sad 10 have been more de-
structiyc the prosperity Of Louisiana than the rayages Of
an invading ARMY, Cincinnati GI:tie
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RUMoRS OF A CHANGE IN THE CABINET.
WASHINGTON, AuG. g.
There rumors misunderstanding the cabinet and
that change may be expected ina few tags.
Al! hands anticipate lively times in M House Of Repre-
senatiyes There is still DOUBT of the Sen
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