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POPLAR LECTURES.
SCIENCE AND ART.

BY DIONYsIIs LABDNKR,
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JOHN n. SHEPHERD
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t1fr h- .-f y sfrtn-- ard OILS igttr-n eaf. ~
rrz-rc4 experience ar- IA treatment eus3 - D.
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daily ron 9 1rrl B.. zrc from 1afi 81 ln'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

~ Notice.-Tt- PHENIx BANE, " est-ry, R. B1o-
sr-r rInH-d b. December = Shout t0f,
prrrd e s.ue 0f 10 b sld procured palrs, {. =
ssnr. from which ere 1s-c Jan. !. i.5o
Il- Bsrk hlvi-g r-1-led r-zrv a. heir 0d rircuafor,
IVl .h- exception n e sarr money 49,. hereafter -
deem ,se ot bss. ter col-.r- g. o, which are iasd
previous il Jan .. s7N.
Tte 80 4 BA1A Boston, VII coGt11e - u-uAl 20
i,erl .te 1.w -ofts Ba-E - order q Zee prec-Css
M-s.--y R I March T. 1881
us DAsWg ETHES FOsTER CAsLer
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Nrr,NcH9iY -HiPwRECK -Br schr Crown.
Capt Roi vas l.st ol West Oloddy Head. during
fha storm az saturday night .a't and oil hands per
i.he1 W earn by Mr. Favor 81 the Passport tx
press that some articles u female clothing were AZ
forwards washed ashore a Boston Courier 9TH
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Ar. -ior n t tf Broadway. fuiA ! " o.. TIP 7 ~.
IT, -rtr -.rz--. he Conn Ilor - De -lcz Nero
o.--la ttrsi-r. ed Cfi1rel. Helr he Eigll- Il. =
jar Gre .h- Tower Roman Pen rlt. Chr.isn Pn-ol-
49, WON, tsn i.N olh-r yoke sirg- sin ssuc 5
en- Sessor TicIeI 8 ca Cssioguea d ca. lfis5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-22

- Ft ~ler- 4 Wells, PhrcnoloFigfs are
Puhif-her~. lrinu Han $50 NAssa1-st -e2- te Pa
~ Dr.. -hew and Rogers Waier-Clrs i,sr.l.
..Il- corner T srfl-si srt lnIf-r.,tg-p ms
70 PhonoErnphv.-T e. LfLAND Reporter Ard
- LIZ Co In :
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st Ilt)t)IS.

DO,RDt>G SCHOOLS, C-c-'u. srl ....- 70
ID --rs..1 - Ire io ~ ss1oo.s rsy Pei Bal e.
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\ RfECGkE YENM AlbA>I AEsEsEED 4 t-ie
-rspaic cnnlaias'- ari AAs received ,rpm a aRas.
a, tee oltce ot the Ch.ef 81. p..ce n Fr1sy
stat.ur ths,s mal named Carson Rosel-Ll. tst
stolen >4i sld fed, as Nas slpposc1. % It's CIV
The appearance oi the man Sss Described .- be
OWN .rlicaiog. sn3 "a -c-s Rear suj B-rs,aad
~ere requested % ban; Up IRE tt.eL l. THE
course 81 The day they succeeded n siresfin. ban
aui 2ai on Is person 30 =, who s-pposec
t. De part Il he stolen u1-cy. h vas taken
back 70 \ bans q. IA
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DRINAIE >(IOOI.-

u rrlas,- ~rt0n ,crfr- fr.rru
h-scfrf Grsn rar. Nrlng A
tory Booker ~ md The Fr-
Der = .! - lmiiec 20 iyenIy.-s
In re ~ 5 O-reresf.
as lr1fo1s
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ROMANTIC EioIENE>r An Opponent o.. q
very eNtEauri.4aI, charsc,c- ~lth view {. us'ri-
naonis proceedings TOOK place .n tu,s c.,y CA Nm
isy lich. 'ast TIE parties We're boE. nsa.ct
War3 acea l-. sni q women sced 20. living .n iac
family u lae 81 car elderly physicians wtess "a.
5,ace s.. in Iemp.est Toe Young ad hat neve-
before Z, 'oysi any 'cms'c scQnaiuiancs o-i o IS
own family. and when BE tccsme srqgsu;ed al.
ths heNieha- ,rc stgre %, .c-ty. % Nhom be = by
tbs time ,ai--t ,~ we. EEK be was 80 throla
The heart nth one %, C1Pld shsrpesi arross IT,
- = be US tNi.- o.. owe, an ne woman pr
aided him o. ssye his ptA.c 81 nal NJ o. q -ri
10 NewNo-k tr the purpose Cd aline.as i1i1
ono. Y Havll Pa an.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
MIR. RuETT AND DISUNIoN.

We pleased ,ha, Mr.. Rhctts phrcnzied disunon
speech at Charleston in which he openly recommends
pressing and the only remedy 1.-THE grand drama dis.n!
i;on, is received witt, favor in scarcely any quarter. The
y. o. Pcaynne hrincs mp nie sting reninsctncc Il"
prove that "dsuaion has been monomania with ir
Rhett In trying times Of 1892 NJ T. was sgain; ali
compromise delusion and regarded the Union thing
that must perish and ought Ia perish. |, will BE- remember
ed that under the persuasive appeals Virginia. through
Mr.. Leigh tho State Convention in South Carolina II Fc
bruary, 1888, repealed the nllliicaion ordnance Mr..
Rhet submitted 10 the necessity but wh extremely i'll
grace Hr for "sccpins up the military organization oi
the State in anticipation Of another collision and boldly de-
cared in that early day, that he .d confidence in the
Union" To show how deep-rooicd was Mr. Rhcs dislike
of the lnon seventeen years ago. and how fully il was
rebuked ty the people of Sosh Carolina and hope 10
the same thing now the Picayune quotes thrilling i'll
cdent follows
Mr. Rhctt (who was then known r. Bsrnwcl Smith
his name has been since canpcd) nanbe. OF Tie con-
yenon from the parish o. 81. Bahoeincw's. When c
report accompanying the ordinance repeating the ordinance
of notification read in convention il contained ayor
al of "arden attachment 10 the Union" Mr. Smith (Rhe
in grea, excitement and moved to have the phrase
ents. Hc denied that they had had reason to nave
'ardent attachment TO the Union He said che would
rather the whole State from Table Rock To Fort Mo"
trie military camp than for the State of South Carolina
continue member of the unon such then, and
had been for the last ten ycars'-from 1922 TO 1882
The following scene then occurred find IN IT,
port of the proceedings Of the convention:
"Gen James Hamilton, Jr attempted rise but gave
the floor to Col Samuel Warren, from ST. james Santee
revolutionary officer
"Col. Warren leaning against the table and supported on
his cruches said he understood the gentleman from ST. Bar
tholemsws' (slr. R. B. Smith) to ask when he was up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
THE TOBACCO CROP.

We make the following from letters received from
gentlemen residing in tie midst Of fine tobacco growing
Halifax Ccrrr HcrsE Va, AGg. b.
"The extensive and ahnan: rainI may have tendency
10 reuce The rrice or awhile bu, satisfied from an "N-
iensvc o5scr thar Ire crop will oc shorter in an
tis2aei ii prices hav. alcn back any, don't sell my To-
bacro Prices will certainly ~ up again if the shortest an
most nftror crop that made affect The market
"AILroS \. G., Aug. j.
II will ust state here that The prospect most gloomy
putiilr il Al the Highest, there but twothn oi crop
PLANTED OF which 1t mare than ona-th will bc topped ty
i,lc 0sl--at which time must GONE bower. Ay Lnpts-
sion is hut in this yo1y neahh1rl"Id 10; nnre than halt
crop can possibly be made which i.5; than bali OF
thai will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
For Tie Enquirer.
TO " " ERI-MP Is

DEAR SlR:-ricrc are many of your friend. who have
5ccn aGxouSly Iokin9 yonr name mentioned in
the city newspapers Of The candidates !Dr the Con
vcaiip alter the Constitution oi Virani but ir
inve been disappointed.
We see it announced. in the Richmond his Of this
ng that tie African Church in tbs city viii he prepared
m. open 10 The voters .. this district aGd Monday
next io the purpose o. cnaia. any ar oil tie Gentlemen
who have been invited 10 represent this district in The Con
.en,ian to place full; and ay bco.e the the views
entertain in regard tie construction o the Con
ti;ution ior the State.
Ne ask you 10 announce yourself candilte and We
c2c and hear you too, the African Church. giving
views among The o the spc scrs; and indeed
-hil be pleased OF yon viii consent b. voted lo
views placed reorc TIE voters, tjore hund through
The medium of oar city >napers.
MANY or YOUR FRIENDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
DEATH OF an Oh PRINTER.

Tie Madison, It,, Dali. Blnner nj Wednesday, makes
the uo wing mention Of The death Of old printer at hat
place:
Ii is with much regret that heard Of the sudden death
Of Major jacob ass who had been one o our oldest ana
most respected citizens. He naive ~ Virginia, 4
practical printer and in his younger das was engaged IN
the publication of the i.ynchhnrg Nginian, one OF the
staunchcst AMI most influential Wing paPFs IN tile od DO
min
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
.,or IN. Enquirer.

71V7ITtT
On ms return this morning from New kea', find no.
cc in the several city papers that il commence the pro-
posed discussion on the Convention question on Moncay
next: =. o'c.oc. al the African Church take the first
ment 10 say this has been done without APPRECIATION
feel no reluctance i'll uniting in the proposed discussion
but Gamma, agree have it supposed that have thrust
myself forward TO be the leader in il. ,..1a,,,,
Friday morning August 9, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

Nessrs Edi,ors-A number of citizens in the county Of

Messrs Editors-A number of citizens in the county Of
Ienco ard the lower counties Of the district desire You TO
present Richmond district amons the many dlsn-
rlsicd nomI: ions already mae) the name OF Henry L.
Ioo. ESQ., fit representative 10 aid in tie reform OF
the organic laws OF STATE Mr. Brooke is known NJ" TO
BE- an extreme partisan though sound and hin in his views
.nd opinions a subjects H. is truly conservative and
with srh ONLY safety and harmony may De expected
lie is sr and impartial in all n;tc.s political and other
wise viii; sri; OF compromise and concession which
be him peculiarly determine vexcd questions, either
civil or political between and man. He is not brawl-
ing fumnato Of his opinions, bat shapes his course al
WAYS with manly fr,nn IS and becoming modest: and
proper sense OF Justice the feelings and interests o
one Hs ability for usefulness in any department will no.
denied and his bland aud conciliatory manner - deta
r in BODY where much division may oc csnect"d will add
arcat!y to his usefulness. He is well and ID, ,orably
known 10 The whole district having prlctcri law in every
county ana occasion having the di>c
candidate the Sena;e hence his friends not only know
lis ability 10 represent them fairly and successfully but pre-
f. him TO any oher nominee before ihcm and
his lie is therefore respectfully
escd present the district his views the subject Of
reform as early possible. Though Mr. Brooke has rot
been made conspicuous, early in the canvass as some
others IT, however he willing and will ca in his
election and his friends in Richmond will DO him justice MS
friends in the lower part of the district will e:c hlm most
generous support. COMfhoMl'r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
N01N
MISSOURI III. ECTlON.

Yesterdays National Inte.Gcnccr says "Wc have ac
from ST. Louis, per Telegraph oi yesterdays date
rhcy represent the election far heard inn, have re-
suited in favor nf the Benton candidates or the Legislature
md that Mr. Bentons reelection 10 the United States Sc
la;c is certain
Since ttc above in type il received two other dcs
patches, showing probable Wing Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
MORALS IN nAYrI.-Ths New York Journal of com.

MUtAI.a IN HAf III he We" JIA J0ulIIdI Z" O7''''
mercesg:s--
In the official part OF a,e number Of the M'nii'nr Hay
ien is document .viuy the rgbcr o. births eaihs mar
'se and Divorces duas The first quarter 81 tie present nj
U,-port an Prince J1crl Croiy des Bolne,s, and AZ
ca,a:l: In The rorpc@ ortt> SoMiragoanc, Pctit-Tron
and 1o5bec n ne ro,;; e & TIE Ht.nca2s ady'is"
pnrt Iarrof [ii1n,dc and Plaina du No!d. In these
towns the whole nrner Of children born in three months ws
1885 o whom 1l born oct OF wslock and only lG5
were e,i:nl,c. ;ua dijrop1rDn between
thsc Two classes Of children cAi,s in other country 80
venture 10 say the face oi '!c earth, where the naag.
in .rtion recognized In the towns t!e deaths ia
I'M, period were i0o G5 mIrriagcs, and one divorce
In Port Prince alone the canita ri II" Empire. there
wers i3 children born aud only % Of them in marriage
deaths; and 20 marriages
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
GEN. TAYI.OR,S ESTATE.

Some Of the papers having cAi rcsscd aprcen on ta
Gen Taylor has Lett embarrassed estate ard FIRMLY IL
sufficiently rovic for Mlursc, White Co., hs ascn;'
fos than Twenty-Five year. came forward III til" M"
Orleans Picayunc correct Inc un'nIcd statement They
say that Gen Tayos leaves hi, family in hank stocks
ard other valuable property lie amount oi s2hoooo Ht
H., without oynr dollar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
"TI[E DEMOCRATIC PIONEER"

W. have received he iirs, numhr o paper called
"T!a Democratic Pioneer" lust established in E2aboth
City, y. c. and c.itei by lIr. Lu:irn ID. S,arkc for
several years connected with cstablis!in"n bat
recently resden, Of y gricll w chccrfIy welcome Mr
Stake ot the r'oiil craft lIr possesses energy.
inIa>:Ty an z4al il tie Gsnocsac cause and hope
publican rs in North Carolina will give hi~ paper
that support which tue mcrit richly deserves Mr.
>tInc issues his pago; un,"r bright anspccs-@hsa The
s.ri";s Old North is aEns nc, sia.i by Old Nit-
sni, in nlinsinn. and supporting Democratic
The Democracy of Elizabch ry have long needed the
a! press in that section; they have now every wny
deserving of ,heir support. Let 'm that il is properly
sa.l1n,L. 70 the cause. nt the press syi;od
sr,, ,,H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

As the subscribers the Calhoun statue had itnsired
for Sc @ should all efforts 10 recover fail another
will b. forthwith ordered and also insured until statue OF
eminent shall be secured TO the State which
= higi.y hOnors his memory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

B0sToN NuY. T.
The Wing Convention TO nominate candidate Tor Con.
nress in place o. the Hon Root G. Winthrop, met lls
evening after baoiing Il times D a. Eo''' hs' was
declared 10 be chosen. ,,r.p
The other candidates were G. T. Bgeow and Albert Fear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

Our old friend Capt Georg K. Myers, has been appointed
BIZ the Postnaslc: General Penny Post fu this city Capt
Myers well known energy industry and business habi'
ara d sufficient guarantee that he will discharge his u;!c:
mast aith-ully We wish him nj! success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

1 4,
| Cma Eis Y-tiR3iNIA AT Rules held for he County
1e S.a cony. the Court House tere, in the Clerks
R.s-i "s5i, IN Nondsy tho Is: TIA. Of ju.y. 1850:
/ wIS MSa"'n Ira Ksnnoo Philip Kennon, aud Philip Kennon,
s.ln ~ i.se'f Price and lane M his wife, formerly Jane
-, al tr'c,s aenncn. and Adene Kennon, infants under
lnI I cay who by Richard Kennnn their
'. J. fi'ne aud Louisa his WIFE formerly LOUISA va
.,,,.. Plaintiffs:
"fion Aholom kennon and John Kennon, and Richard
All" aooar Dalton, and Nathaniel Mills Sheriff Of
H.. ~ 80 'listrior Of David kena0n. deceased Des
ai % tqt being :" obtain decree for The sale OF the
.tw 50 allotted dover Fances kennon, deceased,
'er h-tnen deceased in her said husbands estate
e .h a. cAr Omohundro the portion Of the land that
r'.t that course, having the whole sold
sal 'n9hs those entitled thereto, according 10 their Sc
a!4on s'' Tor .onf Of Robert Daons claim TO David
Rr a't'.i ,erein and appearing by the affidavit
Hean sns sai q" said defendants, William kennon, Abso-
,s H ,'"n'n, not residents OF this State on
~. 4 e,n. a hy heir Attorney is ordered that the
f4c.o i's - appear here within month after due
%" order aud do what nccessary protcc, their in
y q his order I've published week for four
City ol nc E;hinonl Enquirer. newspaper printed IN
pr ~ sni that another copy thereof be posted al the
Aug tss., s.,s.r g"a' Copy Tes'e, : = -.
JOHN HUNTER, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
TelegrupLed for the Baltimore Sun.

NEW URLEASs, AUS D
The cotton market very quiet. The ses reach only 100
bales. The stock hand proves be- larger than report
ed few days ago. On counting it today it numbers ooto
baes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
R,1rtcg AUGUST I


THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.-The Demo
-,,ic o,n ir the State is now reported 10 be 3OuO lr
Rutherford county the Democrats gained LOO The Demo
cats gained nine members Of the Legislature and lost "ur
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NSSb
CINI,INNATI AZ,

CINLINNAII, AUGUST ..
The board Of Health report for the wen'yo,r kouis TN.
ding last evening, 60 !ntsrncn.s, Dt which ~ "cfe from
Cholera, and 81 children under five years vi age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

MISSOr2l.-A telcgraphic despatch has been received
from ST. Louis, stating that the Wings have carried the
members Of the Legislature from that city and county Mr.
owln the present member has been defeated Congress;
and it is supposed that Mr. Darby the Wing candidate his
beer elected II is believed the Wings have carried the
.rrras-- Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

MR. C2ITTEEDEN.-Tnp Republic states that tclc
era c dispatch has Lean received from the Hon John
Attorney General Stain. that liz expects
rive in Waslin ton about The l9th a>taI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
From Ne Par;fc N.wN, .juig
FOIR MURDERS WITHIN TWENTY -Four lIOl

BY gentleman who arrived Yesterday from lhc ;'nui,n
mines, wel,rn ol several murders and other atrocities
itted there, which d"vclopsa very bad stat o: society GA
Friday isi, Two Americans murdered in ;Icir
jamestown, By persons unknown One Them
Mr. ChTs" oi New Bedford and tc ,;!cr Mr. Hathaway
.: D'@hton Mass. The first had hi flr,lt car Ia
ear besides stab in his hfcas; Mr. Hah.way Mas stah-
bed III the breast an neck in several places The rob-
bed Of about thousand cpa.s that known bo IN
possession OF the murdered men.
On Wednesday evening. l9ln inst, Il Fronc;nan named
Jean Fcgann shot BY some person unknown near ht
Oregon rcnt about II miles above Stockton.
On Saturday st, on Woods Greek, about mile below
Sonora, Frcnchaln sh0i in the e2d and died the
day.
On Saturday night last at Columbus in the New Dis-
.ngs Gillian was shot ly Mr. JOHN n.anian, IN selt
defence
\ lew days ago Frcnc..a4n shot Gillian in he st:cc
of Sonora.
tep?ened Day or ,.so since III the ncanbo.ood
ii Nra,ory..!e. person demanded %. u,.n known a.
Dutch tcolac, dco in insulting art threatening man.
nrr. hu; tin latter not iecag disposed e threatened
measure, made response al U;on i- tie bully ii
nerlcly pulled OF, pistol AMI slo, hia dead. IA old nau
standing demonstrating with The scOUni:. si,k
IN the head with weapon an! fred upon - ice b., Tie
villain. cwald ri thousand toia.s la. been Offered
iy the citizens Of the place for the apprehension Of the
tl,r1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13
CALIFORNIA COAL.

We have been .arLcd specimen Of cDal found pon,
not very fur from this CITY, where is sd to crop from the
earth in very considerable quantities. The specimen
have possession il The upper strait and by exposure
10 the atmosphere for NIB dy knows cw long, has been
deprived Of greater portion Of is bimcn Ii burns quite
freely; and resolves Itself in;o Il reddish ashes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-13

ToJ W. Randolph Indebted for very neat mourn
ing badges and ioseos for the funeral ceremonies to-day
also a Taylor medal designed hy W. c. Brown.
NJ David Points. assistant marshal for Augusta, reports
The population Of Saunon whose census he has Just COR
oluled as 5 J2l-being an increase of 200 since loiO.