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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04
Hon. l.. w. TazEwELL.
Correspondence of the Baltimore sun.
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NASHISGToS MAY 81, leDU.
The short recess WILL doubt, be employed in musien
forces The ultra Southern will make tremendous
rally round the Missouri compromise, which without The
positive recognition of slavery South o the dividing line
ut nothing al ALL and rM The recognition IS certain Ia h
voted down the Wilmot Proyiso. IL j., IN iac ihc
Southern Poyso positively lcgislang slavery in, without
consulting the will Of the people and a. such he very con-
tcpart OF the Wmo Provso. which would leaislate II out
without reference 10 the viii vi the people.
The bill now before the Senate is the rmac be-
the twosaccn9 no principle ana Surrendcrins ho
right of either section Ii the people o the territory c""
10 establish slavery let them do IL il the Northern people
prevail there and abolish slavery 1T them dot The SO"
and productions Of the country will determine that matter
and that is the only national 10 egsate Tor distant
p,opln md the only ground the Northern and SouieIn men
can stand upon with honor and dignity. ~
The Missouri compromise has been denounced by M Cal
houn himself who declared repeatedly la hc would No;
compromise the constitution; and tCc are States Whose e
gislu.cs denounced the Missouri compfomsn egn' "ni
instructed their Senators I" vote against H. me Norm te
taken their position the subec ana no Northern " Ae
win he found IL vote The Missouri line. A. 10 the North
en Democrats, they cannot vote Tor without s'irfendenns
The Baltimore platform and the doctrine o IN" Nicholson
letter The New York Democracy would renew lis old
,uds such proposition seriously entertained ana
the measure could only be carried ON the run %. the nation
al Democratic party.
This mornings Union contains the official ayowa of NJ.
Meredith OF his buner in regard 10 the deficit There AZ"
over nine millions Of dollars in the SUB Treasury gcc to
draft and the Mexican indemnity is already paid "h:i
will become Of the loan recommended IN the Secretary
report know not since the excitement IN regard 10 me
Calphin claim the deficit making propensity o oil ie CAB
met ministers has considerably diminished though there @
still argcsses practised IN the contract SYSTEM "'
I shall notice in my next letter. - 90.
General Rusk chairman Of the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads, will suon present ms report on 'ns cN"
hostage system To the Senate Ii correctly informed
il will be in favor OF uniform rate OF postage oi wo cents
on each letter. and for aboShns the iranhins pnsiege h'
report will doubt prove generally Satisfactory " tue Pso
Mr. Webster Mr. Clay and Mr. Cass Willy speak on the
hin of adjustment now before Senate. II only be
defeated by Snutnern votes, and the South will rest the
1 u fhp tpt ~,
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IM IMM n. SHEPPARD, JR., COMMISSION MER'
oilers his sell Tobacco Wheat, Fouf Con
S, aud respectfully socs consigments. Ofce IN Ir"h'
""sn" Warehn,a.. Ian 2q-r6m
lu SrEN SEED.-lhave received my spring supply o.
10 which would call the attention Of gardeners anu oih
I.nS mi 81 fresh and genuine seed ] X. PARKER
No 36 Main g., 2 doors belsw City Hotel
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AEERAl

An aIray occurred in Portsmouth yesterday afternoon
between Mr. Tho. H. H. Cooke, and Nj. W W Davis, one
Of the editors OF the District Whg, in which the hter shot
the former twice with revolver.
The cause OF the difficulty in the first instance was an
editorial in reference Mr.. Cooke which appeared IN tho
W.g short time back We learn that the attack was COM
mcnced by Mr. C. who would In hI probabiiy nave oec
killed had not the !iis; four barrels oi Mr. DAVIS pistol
missed fire As is the wounds which are IN the mp ana
shoulder are considered serious Mr. - Immediately
calnc over this ciiy.-I NORFOLK Deacon way 81.
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iEciaIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

! ..'iSiA MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The annua
~ n o The Board Nisit-rs this Institution viii commence
; Ssh Jme Applications for admission az Cadets VIII DC
'ti ." the Superintendent, - pa,d) before that day
tey the STATE Cadets will the following Sc
N u incs. Augusta Barbour, Jefferson, King and Queen
4 'iu oi!p aal kanawha.
+Eaons being before the Board the last annual meeting
Rsa,n King George and Halifax Districts, the Board
af the General Assembly filled these Districts
i'nes other Districts Of the Constitutional D
Applications from these Districts again invited Tor
a. '+FieiIou 81 tho Board the annual meeting
for Pay Cadet appointments should be made IN The
- h1aitr and by The same other applications
SieanlS tr admission are-freedom from bodily inrniy
character not than Is years of age and Of height
- = 'an feet inches No Cadet is admitted for shorter Pc
'aa years
~ do exceed $50 per annum Those
ei s25 for y months, nctndtns cotns
Those Teachers Assistant Engineer from The
80 This School will please notify the Superintendent before
as.Ju'y. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Shsh <'GA cnI,Ae~5w superintendent
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE-Thc Legislature o
Pennsy lvana has chartered College for the Medical tdn
cation Of Females to be located in Phiadepha ana Il !
understood thai Elizabeth Blackwell ~ d. who is now con
inung he. studies Paris talked of oT the Chair Of Sur
gerry,
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IMPORTANT ARREST.-A suspicious vessel lying
near Jackson Ferry Brooklyn taken into custody as'
evening by the Y s authorities and ira gaFd OF Ma;'"s '
vesse il Efs oyd she was cighted by Rosiere d. fo
and bound Port Prince. She Ia have tahen N I"
der arms &C. and 10 have sailed this mornings but the ''
ycrnmcnt Officers quick for her We hear oi another
suspicious craft which will probably be seized to-day
~ T. Mirror Nay 80.
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ROCHESTER, MAY 2y, IooU
There was tremendous break in the canal about o'clock
last evening. ph
The great embankinen on The canal Just west OF Bush
nels BASIN twelve miles Of this city, gaze way lo
about quarter of mile carving the earth 10 Inc dePh
Of sixty feet below the bottom of the canal.
hi ssmot ted that il will require four 10 SIX weeks
to repair the damage done thousand men "e'e e'' i
BIZ the snnerintendcnt this morning.
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E UR T. X A.

10
ioNNG relate method has length been discovered ana
NJ. .s":, e,i,c,ior 100, by which or
frR AMI ~ ATE GLASS taken, and any number Q"
Hl' be "'ei aier the first Il secnrei me names o
.'"a' when paper "TALBol anu 'h'se
'" been on'e only agents and are prepared 10 ''
oi paefoypes Scenery. Paintings &c from lhe M sise ~ W
% The smallest miniatures either paper or glass ana co
49, u ie t manner Those glass admirably adapted !"
W "Nthinn4 their richness OF tone and soiess "
whilst the paper ones afford the advantages for framing
l eogravmg supass The public are invie1 "
sc the specimens paper No l39, Main street ABOVE 20
~ Of Tie Dtsucr,ian Gallery WM. A. PRATT q w.
- aFliclrS, : usual. the New York prices
~ ia t.. Get 10
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EDMUND BURKE.

The senior editor of the Inon part with his able
associate without expressing the gratitude which he feels
for his services and the admiration which he cntcTaina lo
his Abilities principles, and energy Alr. Burke is o
the ables and decided champions o the democrats
faith in this counry and the fact is attestcd By the
and powerful articles which have eannted from his pen
nce he connected with the Lni0a He carries with
him best wishes for his prosperity and happiness No
better appreciate his merits the loss al his supe
or talents the columns OF paper But the senior editor
ong with his present associate who remains 10 cooperate
viii, linn in the labor Of coucng his paper will spare
pains repair, fur possible the loss o Alr Burke We
shall grid up oins with still energy Tor The ardous
task which is before and housh have lnllen upon
evil times, do despair Of satisfying our liberal coun
rymen. If we cannot command success We will al least
lrY u deserve il.
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Census of Boston Is nearly completed, and the
Boston papers very much disappointed al lis result The
population will reach 10000 In some Of the wards
here j. an actual decrease
Commodore Stockton has resigned s commission IN the
Nayy with the view OF attending some large operations in
l'nlit rnin
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y :
Nrw Yong MAY 3l-2 p M.-Socks are generally de-
nress,dsole of nov loan decline o. Pennsyivana
s os res,ar,y Cotton il dn and prices rather dropping
N change in nursaai sales ~ the quotations given f
| ,os,criay Grain unchanged, with tair sales
storm ba. been raging all the morning and restricts ope
atoms very much Not much doing in any, thing.
Par m.prtpnlA MAY 3D. P. M.-Stocks are steady to-
,,v Win fair sales Cotton is still active and prices ny
us,oined Small sales flour IS 81 for shipping brands
Wheat and corn in moderate request Not much doing in
provisions
BALTIMORE MAY 3lIn the Baltimore market this morn
~ there were sales of 100 bbis Howard street -four of
hoce brand at SIS 37s then 300 bbs At s. BIZ and
b,npe 400 barrels sold s. 25 the market closing
unsettled Sales of 200 barrels City Mills at s. SO. The
quotations the week l22 25 for good 10
prime red wheat and 25 l30 for white The de-
mand for shipping good and all prime lots find ready sale
~ top figures After the steamers on Tuesday, the
prices Of advanced SO 60 for white and so
63 cents for yellow which pcec the sales have been
made since hen The supply has not been large and what
arrives sells readily
There feature in the tobacco market Holders
are firm under the European news which IL not IL
vorabe There is a fair demand ana all tha reaches Oh,
market finds ready sales full prices. Common Marynn
s3a4; good do 81 50a5 So and fine do sas per c~ The
| inspections are l,459 hhds for the week
Whiskey is selling at 24a2sa cents per Saion'
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NE" CoiNS.-'lhc United States Mint at Philadelphia
nave issued specimens Of The three cent piece compo.
SCI ihee-ionths silver and of "copper" ay the
CENT, containing small proportion of silver The CENT
weighs - grdns and has circular hole in the centre The
Spanish coins in circulation will be received at The mint
al Their current value in exchange for the new coins 50 s Ia
Induce rapid and general reconagc
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The Cholera has Soken among the overland emsans
from Missouri to California
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The Eos;on papers report that on Tuesday Miss Abby
Folsom ''orcbly and gnominou-ly dragged from III,
abolition meeting Cochitaae Hail. and taken The %
Ice office, where after brief dnress she liberated
through The humanity of The captain of the night police.
Aud whose nsgaton does the reader suppose is
done! By The very clique, Garrison u Co, with whom
Miss Abby" has indusously aborcd and perabuited
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-04

y.r! H. Kelly John Ball aud Michael Crss, merchants
,rleg, N trade. under the style and firm OF Kelly. BALL.
4. Compainanls.
-.
Nrr H. Hanson. William G. Hanson, John s Minskey and
u',,.r, II r-.huIy Defendants
~ ,.nian,s William Hanson and John Minskey hav
appearance. ani security according 10 the act
Assembly, tai he r;es OF this Court aud appearing by sais
t. hat inhabitants OF tins Commonwealth
"A, fs.e said defendants 10 appear here on the first Mon
M si. and TIA. paati hill; and that copy oi
f.rr inserted newspaper published IN the
~ W Richmond, months successfully. and posted al the
:, I5r ot Cour House of this county A Copy Tesic
z , g. ,Ysaoox Attorney. J. X STlTII, q. g.
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IN Y-vlRGlNlA: Al rules held IN the Clerks Oh.
~ he Circuit Superior Law and Chancery for King
W IAN ,a,y a the Cour House. Monday the 9TH day OF May,
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Al Louisville on the 18th ulr application by Mrs Sal
s w Lawrence 10 be divorced from her Husband " T. T.
Lawrence :" Boston, argued before ude Buloch Tn,
Judge deferred The decision ia the case
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ial ~ Crow and William F Crow and others Defendants
T- st,atat>. john w. Crow aud William + Crow
~ appearance and given security according 10 The
.u ,..t1y this Court and appearing by
f.. that ;h-y inhabitants OF this Common
s-. fed la, tho said defendants 10 appear here al the
IA the Clerks Office SAID Court. hc hrsi
v m and the bill oi tile plaintiff: and that
~. H l o Ter forthwith inserted III newspaper pub
M ii ie Richmond and continued Tor Two months sue
another copy be posted At the rcnI door OF the
Cur Ii.ps 8: ilus couuy Acopy Teste,
Mas i!-cw!u j. o. POLLARD ID I.
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The latest intelligence from Florida is thar the Indians
yct indisrosed 10 enisate and that the army fri,
the posts in the interior c1nesa;in Indian River
he purpose i known, but is believed hn To make
regular attempt effect The capture Of Billy Howeg- San
Jones. ana their tribes
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CON>>ieNER OFFICE Louisa CorRr House. MAY q 1850
e. interested u the above decree, notified that have
sr 18Th Day June lSN the taking OF the accounts
~ said deere well the taking of deposition "i
ny Office LOUISA Court House. when and where they
rei ar wii at papers and vouchers necessary 10 enable
f- "r.ios saIi accounts
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pursuance Of law, zACHARY TAYLOR, President Of The
that public sales win :: held :, The land oes:
Al land sAULT STE. MARIE for the s1ske
smss, next for s disposal Of s public lands within the FOL
North Of the base line, and west Of the principal meridian.
Township for,yhve and fractional townships forsix and
Townhips forty fory-sr township forty
Township fractional township soye Of range
Township. forty and fractional townships nf
Fractional ony-seven, for-esht nine, any, and
Townships lorycigh township any,
township. ,hir-nine ISLAND" and forty
Pscana o NM G, a"a ~ ss' f na and go
pss Islands, and the main land and townships fo
Fractional township. thirty and forty aG.Rpss and
islands, and townships forty three, oryfou add tr
township. cirrus Bs.yrap llsa,
"wnsxrrn island, and townships fortree, ferry four and
Fractional township thirty GuLl and township forty
two and fractional townships forty forty and forthve
township fory, the land, Of
Fractional townships and the main land, Of
townships .rp forty, and 'ory-one,
Fractional townships. tiryss "sgosnn and "royssrys
thirty nine, y main laad, and townships
' S.ssa w sS ssd On s1.s and
islands. on an e Of sdns m .,.n laad thirty
twenty twenty and foy and township
FRACTIONAL ,as aaS so%assp % yane forty on The
main land Of range tweny-one 80.
place. commencing on Monday the hieth day
disposal OF the public lands within FOL
lowing townships and fractional tow Rsips
Nor Of The base live, and oef Of the principal meridian
Fractional townships thiyhve and hiryss the land,
of twenty four.
fractional townships thirty hree thirtyour and thirty five,
township thirty--ix, Of range twenty i've.
townships The main land,
townships thiryfonr and trtyve Of twentysix
Fractional townships thirty thirty thirty
and hrhve the land, townships
rty-scven, and forty-eight Of twenty
Fractional townships thirty and thirty
and townships tynine forty ss forsevcn and oryeigh Of
range twenty eight
Fractional townships seven thirty
and townships forty three, -four, forty Ave,
seven, ory-eiqht, fwen
Fractional township thirty township fractional town
ship townships three,
syx, forty and the fractions o. SECTIONS
hfty nine, OF range thirty
Fractional township hir nine, soy and forone townships
orytwo, forty three, yfour, ,rhve, forty forty seven
and eight, and fractional sections seventeen and eighteen on
TRAvsRsgn and township my -four, OF thirty
~ the place, commencing on Monday, ne ioui.ee.n
Of October drposs Of the pubic lands situated
within the aforementioned townships and fractional townships,
wits $500
NSrh Of the base line and ,ces Of The principal msrsdian
Fractional township ry-one, and townships iorytwo forty
three, nrty our forty i've and my, Of range mlIvwo
Fsctons townships hfy and hf-swo, Orange hrv mee'
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This shows extraordinary results The exports for the
former years embrace the whole OF june and this year
only 10 the 22d appears that for $4,000 bales less
ton the South gets SIS oOo.oOo more The dimn-
ished expense attending less quantiy-say tansporta
tion packing &c.-makes the difference nj least 3d.
up TO and in this fact have only the
basis of the early and active trade which reached from
that quarter also of the progress Of manufacturing
der the increased capital The rapidly with which
scoe capable Of producing by least Do per cent less
cost than old northern works. being erected Is the
true reason OF the featuring depression which those
persons interested weak enough sscdbe low
riff That such psy political demagogues as the Tribune
economists who camor for the rights Of operatives while
they are picking their pockets should babble about the
tariff as grand panacea not surprising but that cnligh
ened gentlemen should countenance Il Is remarkable
The generally quite firm for the season goods
are improving and raw produce generally well supported
Cotton is FIRM with free saesas rates The
factuers buying sparngy possbe but buy they
do notwithstanding their ouicres, and prices abon TO-
higher than the l9th and the stock sale s less The
rat.s NOW staud rs follows
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NAVY DEPARTMENr, May ~, 1850.
rEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS be received at the
y hce Of the Secretary Of the Navy until O'Clock, Of Thus
day. the 27h of June for furnishing all the stationery
cutting all the printing and binding that be required by the Nav
he
articles furnished work executed be Of bea
quality without delay when ordered and the ase
head Of the Office for which they required.
be required, each bidder for stationery must Furnish with
proposal sample Of each article bid for.
TO uniformity In the proposals, blank forms win be
nshed disposed bid and bid will be considered
fully conform the advesement and In which each
every article is bid for and in which than price
named for any article
Bonds amount with approved suress for
faithful Of the contract win be required Of hv person
contracting The authorized ranes Of the sues
will be gven ~ also satisfactory % n the contract
m accompany will be considered
The itself the right OF ordering
less quantity Of each and article contracted for the public
service may require. SyS. s ag4s M
Should article be required not enumerated in the
furnished the lowest market price, according quail
Z I
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1uIE Cuba Expedition-The flight Of should
equal the hurry Of IN Of dry goods
yeby AZ he selling on his stock Of summer goods such
heard Of before IN this city From this day forward
determined goods
prices for The fall
will ind good OF ladies' dress goods,
gcncmcn boys and Youths with good stock Of house
furnishing goods that cannot surpassed in quality and price In tho
United States together with Canton msn, oiciohs, &c. An
early call h solicited.
June 23-3taw3w Opposite Centre Market
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Fractional townships any and ny-wo range sir-iOur
Township any, Of range ioIiy-one.
fmcona township forty eight and townships iornne DIV
FRANCE for3ktvo. :"
Township iory fractional township ionyeish tow
ships forty nine and my, Of range forty three.
Townships iorsesen, forty eight forynne, and my au
foIty-iouT.
Towashps forsssee, ior-esh, and nine, fractional
township hny, Of range forty Ave.
Fractional townships and my, OF range forsix
Fractional townships forty sx and township ior
eight and township oynine, Of range
range eight. y
Fractional township orty-egh,, Of range forty nine:
Az me land once at IONA, commencing Monday, an
een Of september Cor the disposal Of the public lands within
The aforementioned fractional township, viz
North Of fas base tns. and Of the principal midiam
Sections and the three see,o
eleven, eleven twelve thirteen, ourseen twenty
and thirtysx, IN township nine, OF range seven III -
Lands appropriated BY law for Of, schools military a.
purposes, will be excluded the sales, - y
offering the above will be conmencea ma
appointed and proceed In the order ae
vessd with all convenient DESPATCH until the whole hss.
offered, and the sales thus closed Rem
open longer than two weeks and no private entry q Lands
hand, the Washington this thissn
Of june Domin thousand eight INV
BY the President; r. TAYLOR
j. BuTrERrIELD,
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Sr LOUIS June 25 1850 H O. Barnard firm OF STRAIT
ton Barnard, periodical and newspaper dealers,
10 n large amount Ia his possession.
The police have had their eyes him and his for
:. o p sens
to resort 10 TO connect the facts and which he did by
sending Lieutenant Charles Woodward the store, dis.
guise OF country merchant, 10 buy school books, NC
Officer Woodward made several visits, aud during the
time saw quantities Of money passing freely the hands
OF several persons known dangerous and suspicious
Of officer Marshal Phelps and his aids and they
rested Barnard, the junior partner OF the firm.
Alter strict search OF the prem ses quantity Of spurious
notes and coin found his person and his
$500 the State Bank Of North Carolina; 81 700
Bank Of Louisvi in SI0s; $40 in 9ls the Stale Bank
Of Oho $50 in sos the Bank OF Indiana; Si75
change Bank ofvirginn; STA in American dollars On
being questioned, he asserted the money deposited
$4,000 appear before tho recorder but was afterwards
surrendered by his bail, and Is now in prison.
Tsspe days later from Hirana Arrival Of the Ohio from
Ch1gres Que hundred and fffv fhousaaa dollars ia
gold The csban prisomrsHarara quiet and healthy.
NEw YoRH June 2t--5, p. m The steamship Ohio,
and twelve days later news from Havana, forty five pas
sengen from California; and about 10000 dollars worth Of
gold. '~ :
The Falcon arrived Havana early on the morning OF
the 18th The Georgia arrived the next day Both were 10
sail on The 2O-the Georgia for Chages and the Falcon
The from Havana and the other part Of the island
The prisoners captured by the Pizaro are vet on board
the Sobrono, where they will remain until disposed Of by
the Spanish government al home In the time, they
are unde fgong sort OF mockra, preparatory knowing
their fate. Havana was peiectly quiet
The cholera had ia a great measure disappeared aud
business oil every description was asr
Ia addition to the gold brought from California, the Ohio
bring. bundled thousand Mexican dollars, consigned
Anong them number OF families who have como
North TO spend the summer.
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Lists Of the Mobility and Gentry with Town Country
Residences Houses Of Lords and Commons Of Uni
ted Kingdom Crown and Law ocer; Ambassadors
Bankers Army and Navy Agents. Hotels, Clubs, &C., Ac and
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s7 pages Price 81 II imported London BY
June 70 FhANCK TAYLOR.