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rur AEGEAN STABLE.

Have our Democratic friends who are opposed 10 Us VI NY
-. - -..r,;o orcr reflected upon the appointments
made by the heads of the various Offices III "' f =,
,vo ,v ever noted the fact that the Wing olfcehcoers
b,, mover cmnl,,cd single Democratic ASSISTANT faNe
,bcv M, seen thai IN b. Democrat disluaiies uem III
,he;, eyes from obtaining anv situation ii moi, we VIII III
form them that there is nov al. ever lids oceh o'' o'
mocrat in any Office the principal oi wie" - "'t 49,
10 ,,. r,sd =, ia when appointed. On tho other hand,
look nj the contract which presented by Tie conduct o
Democratic office holders In the Registers office who Is
nrocr,n tho assistants nre Wing and Democrat In
the Executive Council majority OF "hoin are Democrats
they have Wing clerk The Clerk of the House of Dele
racs so far AS we know has always employed Wing us
sstant Let .s 90 of the Capitol ana we md the same
liberal spirit existing The Clerk OF the fenitentIry large
majority of whose Directors are Democrats Is "hs !"
the same institution there three assistant superintendent
who are Wings and three who arc Democrats But we feSa'
il useless 10 multiply these facts Were it necessary VT
might heap Peon upon Ossa II this is No" virtual proscn
ton wc should like To know what IL L.
Should the Democrats mete out To them The same Isc'
they have melted Ia will they nave any cause Il
c,n,,i,3 I, i. very bad rule which will not work boil
ways
Have moi all these Wing oilcehodcrs taken advantage"
c po-ition and power literally given Ia them by our par
" 10 pa,ronzc only those Of the iinli Is right Is u
us il il proper that the salaries paid ont "l the revenues
or the State (-ome small portion IF which the Democrats
have to paw should fall only into the hands o those who m
the Democrats fundly
Whenever the Democrats have barely mentioned the de;
Of removing any Of these FIXTURES from olcc they have
been laughed al diculed abused and vilird No cre!i
has been given nrbearanccn" thanks for OH
maananily SCOTS and jeers and merrimcnt have lle'
the columns Of their press and have emanaed from TIL
highest Priest in the Wing Temple down 10 the lowest ~ al
| Ter Kivcr' man.
sS5" We are authorized announce IIESRy ID. FLoop
candidate To represent the county Of Appomaox in tn
| next Legislature of Virginia.
~ The Richmond und Lynchburg papers requested L
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70 The Editors Of the Enquirer.

PowHarAS HorsE, JiS. l. 1850.
Much feeling peryadcs the community in relation
certain State offices. number Of members Of the I.eais
ature understood Ia hr in favor nj making ~ clean
sweep ui all thu, Wing office holders tho rmplyicn III
the Commonwealth. Us Democrat of The '-iitcs sect
who has given Nhi and cxarct. yer
IN d" so who has advocated Democratic principles
lhrunn good and evil raportas one who has moth
i'm ASK the hands Of The Legislature in The way of
"iicas who has 'uo friends to reward 10 enemies
punish who is Il Democrat priaciuic and whn
hopes that the Democracy of The State will do nothing that
may peril prcscn; aeccndancy, ask in your
umEs for few words of warning nv brother Demo-
Gratis. influenced by any feelings o particular
kindness towards the present incnhens Of those Offices
hardly know their pcrsonshrr interests matters Of
moment To taxed To pay for the discharge uf
the duties Of hose offices; and provided those duties b. well
discharged. care hut little who receives the compensation
Moreover if of these office holders die o de-
cline rc-appoiniac., should advocate the appointment
of Democrat In his place Ii is against The prescription Of
those oiceoldcrs, account Of their political sentiments
that L. Usmmrrdf, do Strcnuolsly protest ro .e be-
believe that if the Legislature sloul! appoint Demo
The offices of first and second Auditors Of Public
Accounts Attorney General Treasurer and Adu,ant Gen
cal they will do serious if fatal injury the carisr
ol Democracy throughout, the State. think they will put
into The hands of opponents weapons which wil! bc
Used against with overwhelming effect in The ensuing
ceC,iors lo not believe that the masses of the Dcior-
ot Tie STATE will sustain the Legislature in olst,nu the
present inclimhcnts al those offices believe that il will
excite feeling i'll The State which will result in the election
o majority Of Wings The rcA General is-ombly which
body will have 10 make election in The decision If which
political opinions ou"h 10 be the test
do not propose 10 discussion Of these
opinions nj this time My present object is merely to AJAX
The members of the Legislature wait manifestations of
party before taking step, which, in my humble opinion
pregnant with much danger the PRINCIPLES al Dcnnc-
racy Hereafter shall cndcavor show that nv views ar,
correct UNrS PopTIJ
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PHLAnEtPHIA, Jan. 9-9la p W.
Governor uhazy his wife and daughters Jagela and
81 The hungarian refugees arrived here this afternoon from
New York. They warmly welcomed.
meeting OF the Emiyrant Society Immediately call
cd NJ the Chinese Saloon, Museum. The HIng;lrian-
were invited TO attend and they present. the hall
denseiy crowded Ii is quite enthusiastic scene. Patr
oc resolutions in reference the brave patriots una
iIno,sly passed.
They expect to leave for Washington via Baltimore, on
Erita,
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LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.

BALTIMORE, JAS TO- IS5b
The New York 1rhunc's correspondent saais taif,n;
news dated San Francisco, December Isl, Received 49,
Falcon at New Orleans thence by telegraph 10 NJ
York City.
The State Elections over 5000 votes cast AMI Re-
rctt is elected Governor: John McDougal Lieut. Cover
Geo. w Wright and Edward Gilbert elected t. 5 Rpr>n
,avcsalI Democrats. Nothing decisive reggrdin, me
States Senators.
The whole country is prosperous. Heavy Boots at So
Francisco bring ninety siA dollars per pair The gold ~
rrca>ing labor chcapening and good order prevailing
At Stockton flour brought dollar per pound: earn,
tcrs get sixteen dollars per day.
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NEw lonK, Thursday Jan IN
Cotton firm sales If 5000 bales NJ Yesterday pr+.
Flour Grain and other things unchanged.
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TmINTY-EInsT coNGREsS-1sr SESSION.
WEpSEspAy, JANrAny ., lS5C


SENATE.
Memorials and petitions were presented, AMI among them
nuncr"u-y signed memorials from citizens ui New YORK
Pensy yania and other States in favor of slstr!inp d
matte rclaons with Ausra.
Mr.. Seward offered the following resolution which lie.
Hctscd, That the conduct Of Austria and al Rus,i, in
the war III which these powers have sbvcrtr,i III, nnloi
lily and the liberties al Hungary has been mark, bv nlS-
c oppression and barbarily which Justly deserve the
domination ot mankind while they commend the lluna-
an people 10 The sympaihcs ri other nations ana especial
y ot Republican STATES; and that The committee ON tn pub
ir lands bc directed I" inquire into and report the pro
ely ol setting apart portion al The public domain be-
granted free 81 all charges IL TN cAis at Hungary arrived
and hereafter Ia arrive, in the United States as well n. f.,
the cxics fleeing from oppression in other European cou
tries.
Vent the sale and larmn. "i oi offices, ani il va. /, adj
twice and referred 10 ih Commute, ON the Jn!iciary
Several resolutions ri inquiry offered.
The Senate proceeded, aereaby Ia previous order, Ia
clerr a Chaplain on their pat.
TN The iith ballot The Rev. Mr. Slirrr of the Methodist
Of Trinity Church Washington, thirty votes.
There being IT. the question whether the Wire Pre-,
sid, nj had right 10 vote.
MIR. Clay, Mr.. Calhoun and Mr. Bcrricn ravc the opuion
that he had.
The Wire President voted for Dr. Euer. and h. was do
cllr,d duiy elected.
The Senate went into executive ion and soon ni, ,d
Journ,d.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The "u,e met al II O'Clock. The Journal If Yesterday
read and approved
The Speaker announced that The first business in order va.
the election OF Clerk.
Mr. t. II. Williams withdrew the naie of Mr. C.uoLcl
n a candidate. i
The House then proceeded h. vn,r .r ClIlh.. a,,,
'cllers acting The following is the result Of the several
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CoLrMDus, Ono, IanCarv q
Al The Democratic State Convention which assemble
here, Mr. Reuben Wood has lcrn nominated a. candl,,
Tor Governor Of the State Of Ohio Five unsuccessful bal
inea were had and the sixth and last the vote stood
~ VI god, l5l Nr. Mcloll III; MIR Lowe 20
~ ac rloss If this ballot NJ Wood was d carcd un,ri
mouslv nominated
ONO I.EGlSLATCRE.-Conlll still prevails in the
Senate Mr. Swift read speech and closed with re-on
tion 10 remove Mr. Blake from the Speakers chair The
debate, which lasted all day. consisted of personalities
Charges Of ashooi made and rctored and The va
cabuary OF Blnssgaie almost entirely exhausted The
House adjourned without transacting any business.
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Thu, indeed
The res, you may take III c'foh sra.

That indeed!
The res, you may take III chfo" sara. ,
OF cotton cloth begun WIN '' ifa,,s eat,
hear. cotlo relation WHICH
sr i,c,r- 10 tho cloth .E HTedihs Report
1,I,s ia Grand discovery. The secretary, t'' ;,i
, hs niyen i'm the above extracts evidence ~ III ii.' ~
:, which well accounts for his success al nc p; :,
y ~; lion has entitled himself 10 the lasting er""
.iI rv cotton planter. Nay, ought not Inc th"h -
49,, hin, l,r having discovered the rchuv W ~"
rh;ch y, nnr time threatened lis perpctuts ro'' -.
inr to Mr. Meredths showing, plan anu Ii m and
~ ,.,,d and drawers If water, wooden nutmeg n
us. xyhu cultivate the nutmeg tree are ~. e,'' ~
80 ursuit- and consequently, dentiiltd III interest
TIKI, shall thcn be wars or rliinrS " ", t
;n, nroectivr Tariff: bur North and South East anu
Nc, b,lI aarce that mutually Of benefit mus st'i o
.u,h measure and, then, I'm wei htscsini- n'" I ~
III one ,roy and BE- no opposed. While IN, pcoPe ~
M Eh ar, willing To accord to Mr.. Meredith all honor ni
r ,r This important discovery they do moi fLde"g i'
TN, ,hc relation existing between the cotton Sceo co' ~ ~
,top c,,l as defined by that gentleman iic""ppoSeS u'
- h simnle process uf manufacturing, me colio aE
mn,cd in value four fold. The planter fnorS mat .! '
smp, process of planting and cuvan% M c ~, !,
ana increased in value al least an hundred ioa. we
.,,st +, Mr. Meredith, them II II woua NOT " "cn "
yise The moor female operatives engaged III ihl"''u
cotton cloth especially al The North I" @Se up in 'i"l.
mon, FIR another and invest the scanty savings
h ,, WAGES in cotton setd i'll the cultivation o "hlc'
rho value Of their labor would b. increased not io pu "
,,,c fd while the beautiful foliage o Tie pant ana tN
I nJor Of lis flowers would suggest Ia their IMAGINATION
L rrh tint, of the apparel for which the staple l9ht ne IN
r nm. snndcs and the dust Of the factory. The Secretary
il readily see that the impost duties ld on Inc i"rci
fabrics exchanged for this raw material would prove hPy
ou,n far The purposes o revenue and would IN all pro-
nilty obyatr The necessity Oi Tom Ia cover lie present
deficit in The treasury which III toapr!chs nj II, how
over he he unwilling 10 take advantage of this suggestion
wc ask him. in all sincerity, il would moi be as Wen 10 III
matters stand IlISt they arc VIE 'rho.t.
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NEGRO PRAYER-A negro missionary repeated 10
Lyel the gcoogs the following prayer made BY negro
preacher at the ordination OF another preacher all Bap
lists The language is and comprehensive as i.
singular 10 us;
snake he good, like he say Make he say, like he good
Make he say make he good. like he Godn
That is-AIake him as good a. he breaches. Max, bs
preaching az good as himself Make his preaching make
himself IS good as his God.-Boson Post.
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SOMETHING NOVELETTE, Fond du Lac Republican
gives The following arrangement for travelling on Lake Win
nebago this winter " ~ wiz
lct CAE FOR NEESAH.-Mr Hoaling has constructed 4
very handsome car which will run between End M
Mecnah this winter for the purpose of carrying passengers
WIN an ordinary breeze is expected that the ear will run
through IN ys hours Our brother lInnesoans have adopt
cd the same plan on the Mississippi $50 - NN'f'
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We gratefully acknowledge the receipt of n and popu
lar American National Song. called T. puribus Unun, tn,
words by Capt G. w Gutter, the music by Mrs f. H. Pen
de,on, daughter Of Robert Mills Esq., the weknown ar
chitcct of Washngon The sentiment and the air harmo
nizc, and they are all very pretty.
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tut Wt T.HTHVtT
OLD RESENTMENT SPRINGS CANVASS.

OLD RESENTMENT SPRINGS CANVASS.
There vas time in the history of this country when no
man who declared himself candidate for seat in the Le-
rsrc cou possibly b. cccicdie very fact 81 his dong
fatal 10 his election The CUSTOM at the period al
cd TO- was for the sturdy old farmers, OF substance
and weight Of character compare votes. and say whom
i,v -Sicd represent them, and Often often, have
they elected such men as the Hunters 'he Ganets the
MUSES. and the atancs without their hcin. present, and
even ;, II at the time in the county. .flad cider, coon
skins ''ap,lr lack" and bald face whsEcy not
known fell in Tie canvass. Every citizen then con! hook
pon his representative with pride and pleasure The county
for many years had The reputation of being better represent
ia Than any county in the STATE She was regarded a
me "banncr county" These good old times have passed
away and order of things has taken place and almost
Il new race . the There are wo remarkable
facts connected with the political history Of this county
the is that since the year ls53 this county has
been represented by persons born and raised In other coun
csGN HheS the other is that every nativcborn citizen
who has ever represented the county Democra. Per
haps similar If things cannot be- found in any otncr
county in The State.
1Icssrs Editors think the time has for The pco-
pie place the county upon its former elevated ground We
ask the whole people aid in this We determined Ia
make the effort We know there i,htihinking
Whigs who will aid We know there who will
DISREGARD the "hark Of the wild hunsnan and with
WHY should they not Where is there intelligent and
conscientious Wing who has any real respect for the Auto
NATION in Washington or the Regency! We know Of moi
one who has the bodncss defend their The whole
concern has provcda failure complete and overwhelming.
Citizens of ESSEX present 10 yo fit, and, in all r.
spec proper person 10 represent yon John NJ Garnet
ESD We do this without consulting him. We know tn,
man too well To doubt that he will obey the call We vii
not attempt sketch of John W. Garncts personal po
cal history Everybody knows him, and everybody loves
him Snnc iirtyfvc forty years ago the fathers anc
gandlacrs o the present voters sent him 10 the Icgi>a
tc Ia represent them elected him when absent from tn,
county Most faithfully didh discharge the duty assignee
him There would now be moral beauty in you, the de-
sccnants ." these men, coming forward, and with accla
nation more inviting this worthy man 10 give YOU
the bcr Of his talents experience and extensive ni"a
N"mccng or caucus j. required in presenting John VI
Garnett 10 the people Of Essen Ii the Democrats cannot
.l.ct him. it will be idle To talk Of eecns any body cIsr
The Democrat f there is oncwhich il doubc) who will
withhold his vote from Mr. Garnci belong 10 the 'rc
gnlar army"
Of large number of voters in
CENTRE CROSS DISTRICT"
Ccntre Cross Post Office, EsseN.
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70 HE Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer.

Centcn,en Please in yollr papcr that JAMES l..
CnRpoS ESD will BE- voted for al the next Spring Election
10 represent The people of this county in the next virginia
Uouse nf Delegates Mr. Ct. needs newspaper pun Ia
insure him the confidence of the people Of Louisa having
served them sessions in the capacity oi representative
with entire approva not giving single vote $50 lar a. We
is now as he has been, Democrat Of The stre S,c
and on this vital question of Southern rights which nj this
time j. affecting the minds all, he il upon whom
NH Of rein parties may unite with something approximalin
IN un,pimity SEVERAL DEMOCRATS.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIcnMoND MARKETS. JAN.

RICHMOND MARK ETS. JAN.
TOBACtO-Tlc breaks are SMALL and prcr- good n
stock hand for sale is small inferior lus sell - 81
y; COED ugs 81 IS 5 %; common leaf ST y ~. a.
81 80 50, fine S. 80 a 9 -; fine manufacturing so T.
FLOUR Richmond 5; Scoitsyillc s. rs.
WHEAT-g0a % red; loo white
CORN-Od 50 cts. dull; new 10 So
CORN MEALS 50 cents.
OArS-SS Il 50 cents per bnshel.
FISH lrrrings very scarce; Gun ST 50 a y; to
81 l2& 4 %; Shad 81 81 ST. duh.
BACON-Nirgnia cured, new, ~ 3 cents old West,
Sides 81 cents; Shoulders ~ IL cents; Ham, i
III cents.
LARD Barrels =: cents, kegs s. a cents form,
WiIlSkEl-2S: cents for Rccliiicd.
COFFEE-Ro II 4 IL i.aguaym lls rs; Java /,
la l2%.
SUGAR Porto Rico 3. IA &. New Orleans, n,y cro.
IL 81; ~ Croiy cts
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder SIS l25c per b. Blscs
25 30 c. Duh.
SOAP-For brown S,.c; yellow IA Sc per POM.
white and varcga,ei l. II.
HIDES Green sailed "a cents per h. Cal! s,lt, :;
Ia 81 each
IRON-Pi2 Iron so Ia 81 !, according to quality: SN.,
rs per English vs. rcdrgar Richmond manulcrory Sa
Up Country Bar 800 according to quality Nails 10 a.
per ID.
STEEI.-tnc.can blstercd 81 10 per ton.
SlIOT-5hc. per pound.
PLAS'rER-S2 IS from Wharf; At Basin 3 e,
SALT-Iast sales from wharf IS per sack from s;Ji II
IS.
RICHMOND Jan. II.
TABLE OF RATES or THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
BEEF CATTLE AZ ric scales command 81 50 3: eN,l,
quality will justify higher price.
SHEEP - Si-gsality being rated.
llUGS-Si 80 a g. JACOB SHOOK
BALTIMORE. January S Small sales Of Howard S,n,r
Flour a, 81 =. No change in the prices of gain.
NEW YORK, Jan. S-Salcs of Southern Flour a, s. ;;
Sales of Wheat l03 for red and 10 for Southern whit,
Sab, ri Corn al 80 Ole
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ccp done ,rn,, aud that the God OF ,c pr,
The triumph Of Democratic principles or rather o ' he Con-
an .o and mol men, arc the only aim and emo u INT
Vt' ,hcr r vacancy in the Senatorial distinct 10 ~
1,and belongs and Convention called 10 ,c mi"land
1nso I'D of Fs"as ys IN" nas appoint suitable
ran Al ,' y attend the said Co,insion Convention
Delegates 10 '''''''' A VOTER OF TIE DISTRICT.
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d. CHALMERS.
mn l....y a ~

Iothe Editors y Tie Em3nrer
Gentlemen In my communication yesterday addressed
+" the Legislature make say, Under the present
manTnyeriDg OF the Banks frequently made To pay
and per cent Exchange for Northern funds" IL should
read and ! per cent. MERCHANT or RIcmaosp.
IAr
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me whole number OF Vessels arrived the port of New
The number Of passengers arrived there The past wear ia I'M
preccdened being 22i199 This is anexces over Tho
immigration any year before ls4s. 'N''' ''''
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The American Colonization Society vii! hold its ANIMAL
meeting in Washington the evening of the 18Th inst
Mr. Clay will preside The Rev Mr. McI.ain gives notice
that Rob G. Scott Esq, ofhis city the Rev G. W. Beihune
and the Rev. r. X. Gurley will deliver addresses
cos;o
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We have before the January number of the Southern
Planter in improved form and full of matter
10 the farmers.
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We shall hereafter notice the message of Gov Crenaer
OF Kentucky, ,hr .'ea ard front III Taylosm which vi
regard virtually abandoning The rights Of The South We
cannot believe that Kentucky vii. sustain him
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WAsHiNoToNI THURSDAY JANuARY lOrH Is,0
The Senate to-day was occupied in discussing a no,, :
printing the Vermont ant-savcry resolutions Tho s,
was discussed BY Mcssrs. Chase Clrcns and Other, M
without coming any decision the Senate adjourn" ~,
Monday.
The House Of Representatives after the readuo -, q,
,ourna proceeded The election of Il Clerk On ill., !, r
ballot Foote received lO3 votes; Foney lO2; scatte
Mr.. Foote then Withdrawn nnd Mr. prndlr Of Nv ~.
York nominated On the last ballot Forney rec,;,, W
votes; Prndle 81; Campbell %; French la reilain "
tering. The House then adjourned. 'A''
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MARYLAND UNITED STATES SENATOR
BaiTiMoRE, Jan. l0-p II
Ex-Governor fRATT was nominated last night by thr Nj
caucus ~ Annapolis candidate fill the vacancy %
al"d in Ihc Senatorial representation of the State hy ill.,
snati"n oi the Hon REvERDY JOHNSON. Mr. Pratt rece
thirty each ballot in the caucus held b, Il
Wing ns,ngcrs If the Legislature and WILL of cour,, :
chosen.
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,,,,o 1VpoTE THE MESSAGE?

s,ns that she will make good hope the resolutions WI
be printed.
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New ORlEASs Jan. o, = VI
The cotton market continues steady, with an impro,lf
tendency and prices firm. The sales Saturday anot
I'd I" 1000 among which were twenty bales Sea ISLAM
- per 10. The sales of the week amount IL l5u
bales.
Sales Of prime molSscs at l9s cents pcr gallon
Sugars are rather duh and have declined an aycragr
about cent per ID. Sales ol fair quality Al 81 cen's
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MARINE JOURNAL.

RICHMOND, JAN. ll-HIGH WATER. IL r. NJ
SAILED,
Schr John Snll Teal Pciladclphia merchandise
Srhr. Mary J. Peek, Dupuy, New York, coal
Schr. Grecnway, Couch New York Hour ana t,D,e.
S'hf. Lad, Clinton, crammcr New York, coal
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TIlE MUTUAL mENEElr LIEE INsInA,cE

aNL lN pdid another loss ~ Richmond THIS COMPANY hi-
t''i sH"di LOSSES in Virginia. ~ p winch l
pau IN '"hiia.fr with terms the policies. NJ company 3D.
,r 'd'aas'a I" liz Sir" than ti- The pay.ntits uir
M ~ t"" i"l"ns To i' h,lf.d The dividends
~ Nearly ~!'' lcca have been ISSUED. and The ripis
"l"'hr' ilr importance 81 Lilo Insurance l,mir. mar.
oime ~ Rtehnon. NJ - Main Street, over h, .ors ~ i
Msrfs. Eel. u W KNOWLES go
IL Ssgsp. Medical Examiner LalG
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~ We are authorized 10 announce IESny d. Fl"op
candidate 10 represent the county OF Appomat'oX Ill the
next Legislature Of Virginia.
r. The Richmond ind ynchburg papers requested Il
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ILL L. 4 l,IS Il.

SIAMESE TWINS,
WINS Mcssrs Soi,l AMI :
~ PGcgsoP ADMISSION Go1e. - cents Pm ., cent,
,'tef: 4'c.i Sie or Eastern Gallery, entrance from Broad
~ cents. ColGre, Gallery - cent?, ~
Sat, can be secured and Tickets obtained daily from
few season and monthly Tickets can be had on apprau
~ Doorsolen aG4 O'Clock Performance commence at /,
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NEW YORK, Jan. S-Sacs of Southern Flour a, s. ;;
acs Of Wheat al lO3 for red, and 10 for Southern win,
all. III Cnrn ~ I'D q Glr
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY II. 1850.

DISCUSSION IN TIE U. s. SENATE
On Tuesday last, Mr. Upham, of Vermont presented Tue
following anti slavery resolutions of Vermont that wing