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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

-, 80 Feet
rIM LChsGA ~ ss ~ Lssdse q
% Tees CeAi fhs Bssetsmiiks.
90 Tons l-~hyh Cosi,
20 Toos Iron, s,-~i ard Rods,
100 CssAs Ns.,s, Rsrss.
tn 0sskeis Twvls island Bait,
Jo 1sss Ds'vy Self
," koshess Casrs~ lavsrpool Salt,
80 Butter Fnk,ns
~ Bols Mseksel. Salmon, G. vdGsh. iiaibu,
IN stl. Niece Pork,
" Casts Il Lard. " tohs Batter.
fof sale ncsf the Rs,lrusd b~yo.by
IANDON 4 GRAVES
Rniiaad, Sept. ~, lsso NJ
SboE fEGs. Moroceo B,ndirrs, Shoe
y N,ls. Ae. fs sale By
LAxDoN Il CRANES
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STATE or VERMONT, NE i, remeu

q. ~ ecisl se.sisn Of the Probaio 4 curl c. tfe
std sl.triet ct Il ailAnd. held At kStisnd In and
- ,Sia district Oh the iitb da. u ssllsm.
eer AID, lsSo
fresert, Hen. Harvey Bsttsa, Judge.
Whereas q certain iasrntaeHt IN sfit,ng
Fs-ye-,irs to ~ the last vii, and ts'tsaeni Of
S,fltlm Hall tits o. Rr,iari In said district.
asc-tsei. ha, been thi, day prsssnird TO said
I'-hate sss.t b. Henry Han sud william Gh-
Nor. IL. executors therein named. In order
,sGull iuirumeni may bs daly proved and
s.sutl l., ,sii court a. ssii la't viii ahf tee
nnss'; Therefore,
Il 10 ordered BY .sid Court ths; the ssii IN
vice eut ts ard the ssss - hsIshy referred
fsr rrs,s,s snd ala .AnS< q aferssssd 20 eta
TED u.s,on 81 ssid ccari o. ts held al the once
q. he Register Of said court IN said Rstia0d,
- tle sr.s Mondsy, hetsr 7,h day Of October,
IeSs) And that soties thereof be gissh ~
Tub,skisr a eertistd cory 81 tie rscord % this
.'ter three weeks surcessiyeiy trsstces there
,s ia the k7;ian Hers'a a sewsr.pev printed
al ,sid Rntisna that ali Jersous Interested
cap ts.s and thsxs appear before sA.t art
sa4 eestts, tbs IroeAis Apa allowance sfere.
ssss ttht! zee cause true copy sf record,
- hENRY HALL, Rsgeter
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

DOwDER A BLASTING EusE. IN con.
/ agnn~nt, and for sale stseAoiesals py,ess,
ss LANDON l. GRAVES.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

Every description Of Fishing Tsehis, Ia rr.., ,sr-
~, ,oita1is Tor Bf"uH, i.sss 90 sea fishinG--
Whuess y saJ Reixii
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
Wyman, Proctor & Church.

Importers ~ Csoehsry. Gss. Ard Chine Waves Co,
,sy. exc aud asinfs 10 BSAiss,s Wstss, 0otas
Lamps etc.
81 4 30 fEDERALsr opposite boston Thss,rs
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
THE NEW rNaLANDnR.

Journal cf Tnp,rn.,., Lit,ainrt AID general
I1,tRix,nc.
Designed especially for the Homo Circle.
s.Uper year three ecpies 'or s5,t1
WV A. WHIrk Publisher ~ Sc hooi street
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
ourrA PnRcuA WATER FIFE

Fat Pumps Aqu' ducts. and h,dfaulic Rams con
tnurs In ftye perfect satisfaotiun having proved
iirey fee from rpsaa TASTE ct smaii which are
"'jec icnsele 10 Lead ana ohet N.tsi Pipes. fo'
ny Pump Msssrs aud lAsasfs, s-.~fAiiy, and =,
whnfr.s'r hy
CHARLES ST0nnER Sic lsen, Er NsV Ensiand
rs KlLHY STREET
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19

Knives aud rorks, ,uJ
Table Cutlery VI evesy
description
Bvlc hrf.' Cooks, Five
Matess' ,Farmets',Pst
lot h Gls,iers kaivss
Scissors h Shears o'sli
KIND. OF the bca Tasl
ny,ha,rAn h- q, oc uset
Patent Tsilor's Shear,
h bafb,fs' PAp~f,.sn
f.r-' h Banksrs' Bois-
sors, ~hiCh are seav
vasis,i.
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COMB STORE.
Li6crty Tree Block. No. 2 Esser street
ANSON PECK.

MANUFACTURER and D-ater IN She'll. iiotn anI
ivory Combs Engl,,t, French and G,rmsn
faucy Goods. ~hoirsHie srrt retail.
P.s. Combs aud Jewe'.y made aud r.psircd
~ the heat manner. All knd. Of Watch X.
pairing done IN u faithful manner & warranted
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-09-19
IA" md Splendid Steamers,
MichiganCentral Railroad Line

~ De''ci, and >e- giGAio. making the passass
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FRI Proof sAss nsAh t<peks sna ussuiss. r~c.s
bsnh borss 'assse ~ srost ~ uAtS~At y,
bs~,oo, ~ MATANr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
For the ENQUIRER.


Messrs Editors: As this is the time for Christmas pre-
we herewith hand you for ours and request on your
,ort rs New Years gift to u.s. the publication IN your
faper of the following
PATTON 10 those ,eho erpect TO be dunnsd in January
entlemen The undersigned by request and In behalf OF
the dunning part of the community, beg leave 10 peseh. "
,our consideration the following suggestion II mas oeeh
m.honored CUSTOM (bu which we think more honor
be in the breach than in the observance when on Inc ns
6 the months of January and July decidedly the most as
araeobe in the year) you handed BILL 10 say ca
a9ain haynt time TO attend 10 II now; ana sometimes
uhen Won wish to put of indefinite PERIOD 10
..v s call down." (meaning I'll not call DOWN. This last
heen Won and ourselves we DINNERS always consider
motion to lay bull under the table Your petitioners oc
leave to suggest you method which, adopted anu
strictly carried out will you great amount OF trouble
ana many promises employers deal oil time ana inter
est and ourselves some useless walking.
Your petitioners would also remind you OF the present
high prices of shoe leather the owness OF wages
and the difficulty of procuring Ton cred nice warm over
coa or rascal If the method spoken OF be adopted
the above difficulties will cease TO exist As you have expe
enced when have forgotten your orercoat ana oS1
vour oyershoes something of that dsagreeabe sensation
nroduced by January rains, melting SHOWS with sprlnh
ling OF mud and raw penetrating wind, we feel assured
TINT YOU can sympathse with and WILL at least give oui
petion your notice The great pan whichis TO 90 away
with the above inconvenience is simple but as eecIua as
smpe-hat plan is to pay your bills at first sight! II you
find this impossible rey nconvenen scratch your head
think over the awhe ascertain when you can pay
inform u.s. and will call you at that time and MOI oor
Having thus presented you the great desideraum we
take leave by reminding you that on inc st Gay OF
January 1851 at about nine o'clock, we shall commence
calling you for your ratification Or repnaa9n oil sa'o
plan. Lon m ;aLI'
Richmond, Dec. 26,h 1850. PETER PAfoFEh'
e-S3' CITY papers please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
VERMONT NuLLIFIcATIoN.


| To he Editor of the Journal Of Commerce -
SHIN behalf Of many OF our citizens take the ioeIty
through your Journal Of explaining the legislature plot by
which, on the last day Of the Session. most odous and u
Of law was sted upon the people of this State regard
Ing the surrender of Fugitive Slaves II came upon the
people like thunder clap and many OF our Senators ano
Representatives entirely Ignorant OF Its existence until
they saw in the prints and all declare that u never
could passed had been brought before full House
The facts are heee:-On Tuesday before the adjournment
all the most important Bills passed, leaving few mi
nor Bills TO pass the Senate "Wednesday morning. and then
to adjourn sine die On Tuesday evening" large number OF
the members Gncudng Of the most nuenaland con-
seryave took their departure in the On Wednesday
morning in the Senate Mr. Currier from Windsor County
free Soil Wing, introduced string Of Patriotic resol-
TONS together with this law which was passed immediate
w. and sent down the House. which like all Houses at the
closing hour of the Session. with members in great hurry
10 take the for their homes is like bear garden
than deliberave body So the Bill was passed, and the
House adjourned.
This the FIRST instance in Vermont legislation where a
Bill of this importance passed without mature discus
sion and goes TO show that 1t was trap set by few dis
organizers and sprung at the last hour OF the session. Inc
people have been caught but you may depend upon IT, that
it will remain but year blot upon our Statutes More
than hieefourhs of the people of Vermont when fully in
formed Of the facts will repudiae this law, and all must de-
test the Juggling trick by which II was consummaed. But
now cones the question: How came Gov. Williams to sign
III the able urist Chief Justice Why upon investiga
tion II turns that his whole embodiment: his
idea. was informed by Senator that Judge Williams was
consulted about all the details of the BILL and you will OBJ
serve that it is well and cautiously drawn 1t was not the
work Of q moment but mature and deliberate plan.
This accounts for the large vote Gov Williams received
You will remember that Vermont has not elected Govern
was nominated by the Wings was informed that no would
carry Free Soil Wings generally which proved rue al
though twas ndustrousy denied by the during the
You can now the fix in which the Wing press
placed Throughout the State. They dare not attack this
Law as il was made by Wing Legislature. Though they
all wish yet none dare throw the first stone SO you can
hear nothing from Vermont papers at present against this
Law excepting the Burlington Sentinel and or two
other orgsns Of the Old Line Democrats But can tell you
the exaspaon of the peope-of the conservative Wings
and Democrats the true friends of the Union, know no
bounds and will break forth before another election in
manner not 10 be misunderstood As II s we must suffer
for year the odum which richly deserve for our care
leesness A. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

THEATRE.-Mad'le BianRy takes her bsne6. tonight.
She 10 believed to be the best Danseuse In the United
States Next week. we learn shall have at the Theatre
four "Stars viz: R. E. GaAHAA the eminent Tragedian,
from the Theatres Royal Drury Lane Covent Garden Lon.
don and the principal theatres of England SiR WllliAh
Dos Barone the celebrated and highly talented Comedi-
an whose success throughout England In New York. and
Philadelphia has been unprecedented Miss RICHARDSON
the highly gifted Tragic Actress from the principal Theatres
in London, England and Broadway, New York. And the
very excellent Mrs. SrEfHESs In Comsdy or Farce.
These arstes have been engaged at immense expense
but the Manager believes their merits such will war
rant him In aoding the patrons of the Drama oppor,u
nifty of seeing these distinguished performers-and II Is
hoped his efforts In thus bringing before Richmond
dence the best talent In the country will not unreward
ed even f. to meet the increased expense be has raise the
price Of tickets, little, during their engagement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
For the Enquirer.
SCHOOLS.

Among the many places of education which constant
y inviting the attention of the public l. is often point Of
small difficulty to parents and guardians TO make choice
between them bat difficult It may be- becomes matter
Of the highest to place children at such nstu
lions combine the greatest advantages and will best
cure the end In viewnamey TO prepare them to take their
stand In an enlightened community and bless
logs to the society in which they To all who would
desire for their daughters thorough Of instruction.
teachers of superior abilities, as well as attention to ee
eance Of manner and moral discipline. would
daily invite attention. Mrs Gays advertisement In the
columns of this paper assuring all that speak from per
sonal knowledge when say that believe there no similar
institution Virginia that offers greater inducements in the
acQniremsn, of thorough snd polite education;
A VISITOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
From the Boston Chrono,ype

From the Boston Chronotype.l
CONSUMPTION and picks OF the best Ard
- prees OF prime In this stat, Of things
do the best we piece and patch up the web OF he with Journeys
voyages and medicines OF all the medicines know Of DR. Wis
TARS "BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is what end
We Office living OF It's efficacy, wo hu,
would beneath the sod The this
dcine DR. Wistar Of science Of humanity and unoub
edy prepared the remedy its best form, and the public
upon Mr. Fowe for the genuine article.
TO FAMILIES the usefulness OF tins medicine the
proprietor would especially recommend general FAMILY ME-
DClSE and advise family keep constantly by tm
will found much superior the Cough Mixtures
hut likewise much safe for either children adults
not only enanaes from regular physician hut has also been
we'll tested all the Complaints which recommended -
therefore, either cloak mystery
deceive the public by ovea,ng It's vues the contrary shli
simply endeavor give brief of its usefulness and latter
myself thai surprising efficacy will enable furnish prooi1 OF
will the ncredniou. that Consumption
"CAS Re CURED, this medicine be rcorted
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
Address all orders 10 Seth w Fowle, Boston Massachusetts,
For sale by GAYNOR & WOOD, ALEXANDER DuVAL & co,
and PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond, and Druggists every
De-
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The following from the Southern Planter we cordially ap
MOVE and hone il may be carried out:


The following from the Southern Planter we cordially ap
prove and hope it may be carried out:
LEGISLATIVE FARMERS CLUB.-A SUGGESTION
The session of the State Legat and that Of the Con
yenton TO revise the Constitution occurring
will bring together in Richmond large number OF The most
Intelligent Farmers in Virginia 1t Is idle to suppose ina
all of their will be occupied in the discharge OF iegsa
tive duties There will be long and spare evenings which
those who do not frequent the public would ke
10 spend in rational conversation and discussion heeoy
mutually adding TO each others stock OF information
In the States of NewYork Massachusetts, OHIO, illinois
and perhaps some Others Agricultural CLUBS nave oeen
formed among the members for the discussion OF farming
These clubs week during the session
ARC composed of such members choose attend togeher
with other gentlemen who feel the subject and
ceedngs No ceremony induction Of Chairman 90
served sketch Of what said is taken down. anu named
10 the Agricultural Journals who select such portions as
may be suitable for publication
We suggest the propety Of organizing such Cllo In this
civ during the present winter In addition 10 the me
hers of the Legislature and Convention there are many gen.
tlemen In this vicinity who would unite in such an assoc
alton and whose remarks would be worth hearing MOI nn
frequently TOO such club would be the means OF elcitine
addresses distinguished strangers VINO might
chance DO soourning in midst There are many men
who would shrink from the task of delivering formal puo-
lie lecture and yet cheeruy mpart their valuable lnforma
ton to conversational debating club And there are ye
more who will talk upon agricultural subjects among iaI
mers and We. be induced to write for periodical
Should such club this be formed, we VIII lake plea
sure In attending its meetings and making sketches OF Inc
proceedings and debates for publication in tho Southern
Planter room be readily be had warmed and gnteo
al the cost of Ae What say legislators and Others
10 the propositions Will not friends OF the Press ap
prove il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS. DEcEs

RICHMOND MARKETS. DECEMBER 27.
ToBACCo-No change in prices since our last report
FLOUR-Rchm0nd held al s.; Scottsville l2k
WHEAT-Red 100 los cts white los ll2H.
CORN-Sales at 60 62h cents for old; new IS csnts
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushcl.
OATS-45 cents per bushel.
RYE-6S cents
FISH-Herrngs, No Cut Sc 80; Gross "a 25 Macks,sl
No. g. Sc 6s No. =, $500 No. 50 so; Shad IS 50 go
LARD-Barres a sH cents; kegs s4 9 c,s-scarc.
BACON-The market is so entirely bare of this article
that we for the present suspend orr quotations. except
new Baltimore Sides, which are held at cents Shoulders
So cents,
CoFFEE-prime Laguayra II liz cents Rio II
| llk cents.
SUGAR-porto Rico Sugar cents, New Orleans
Tets; ST. Croix ~ SIS Loaf, double refined
10 cents; single refined 81 cts.-in better demand.
MOLASSES-New Orleans &c 80 cts; Cuba Is &C.
SplRITS-Cognac Brandy ST. 325; Rochelle 81, 3sa
50 American proof 33c 4,h proof 5Oa55 Apple scarce soc
Richmond Rected Whskey 27 cts, ~ f. Rum 81 81 ca
BEESWAX-W Wanted al % % cts per h.
TEAS-Imperal 45a75c per lb Gunpowder IS a ITO eta,
Young Hyson 30a75c; Black Is 60c.
RICE-Prme 81 q cts. for new.
NAILS-3 q 81 cts.
SOLE Observation-Disclosures tanned, good, l5Hal7 cts
damaged Halls cts.
soAP-Richmond and New York 3Ea6e.
IRON-Pg Iron s24 TO 80, according to quality; Sweet
s95 per English 55; Tredegar Richmond manuaeto
rs; Up Country Bar $50 ST. according quality.
STEEI.-American blistered 81 10 per
LIME-Sl IS | so scarce.
SHOT-5A cents per Id.
COTTON-l2 l2H cents.
PLASTER-S3 IS 81 Y from Wharf; 81 % from B,sin
SALT-From 81 49, from wharf 81 65-scarce
PARTNERSHIPS cts
SEEDS-Cluver Si.75a550. No Flax in market
CANDLES-Spcrm Candies 46a47c; Talow l0al2; Hulps
Patent 3c Adamanne "a Csc per h.; Jacksons patent
in cents.
OILS-Sperm, winter 40 a 1917 c; ll0a lis eta
whale crude 60c refined 60 65 Lnseed sOas5c; Tanners
sl2al5 per barrel.
HAY--Northern in bales, sales at so IS cts
HIDES(ireen sailed AZ per 10. Calf sal,ed 10
cts. 10 81 each
POTATOES-Mercers selling from wharf at 65a75 cts
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET--DEc. -.
Cattle the scales bring 50 to So IS az In quality.
Sheep-Net 81 IS to 50 so, as in quality
Hogs-Nett ST. This stock Is in demand quoted rates.
JACOB SHOOK
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN BOSTON.


ANOTHER yrEw THE CAsE-Mr. W. II. Hughes, the
agent selected by the owners of the slaves Crafts and his
wife, those fgves and take them back to Geor-
ga has published another and lengthy card in the Georgia
Traveller which he refues series of charges that were
made against him in connection with that business. The
statements he makes TO show thar ne used all due DILL
gencc that he would have succeeded In taking the ugi
tves the United States authorities in Boston had properly
discharged their duties He distinctly says that was not
until after he had made successive applications TO Judge
Woodbury. the United States Disc, Attorney, the u s.
Commissioner and Judge Spgue and TO another u States
Commissioner that he length procured warrant for the
arrest of the slaves and when he did get it. it of no
avail In affidavit which he afterwards made he charges
the Boston officers with neglect and evasion of duty. No
unpreudiced person reflect these things without ar
irving the conclusion that the Fugitive Slave Law was
puposey evaded by the Boston authorities in the case OF
Crafts Such shutting and twisting, and turning amount
ed to denial of Mr. Hughes demands and were clearly
violation of the law and the United States Marshal Of that
district ought be dismissed We sincerely hope that on
The next OCCASION the Fugitive Slave Law will be enforced
nj oil hazards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
II IL r. 4 II X e.

TIL + 4 TIRE
MANAGER, MIR. POTTER.
DESEFlT Of Msd'c BLANGY who with Monsieur DuRAND
ID Monsieur SZOLOSY and Mlde cARISE will appear 10
GRAND BALLETS performed here and eight beautiful
DANCES
On FRIDAY EVENING, December eth, performances will
commence with the beautiful Drama OF
THE BROTHERS. RETRIBUTION.
Matthew, Mr.. bud. Couniess MIRA " Jones
After which, Grand ballet called
PAINTERS ILLUSION.
Isabella, Mah'l, Diangy Dan Alvarez, Monr Dursnf
Introducing number and beautiful Dances,
New Dance by Madlia CANINE
To be followed by the Grand Ballet Of
LA CHATTEg
OR METAMORPHOS EN- FEMAE.
La Chaits Madle Dlangy. Hocuspocusky Mons S,olosy
With Dance by Monsieur DuRASD aud Made cARLlNE
To conclude with the Imaginable Farce OF
MAN WITHOUT 4 HEAD.
Mr. OblviousTop, Mr.. waleot. Mrs Top, Mrs Sosn
E5- For particulars, bills of the day.
M few Season Tickets will be sold Apply to X. T. New
Treasurer,
3 ADMISSION rents; PIT cents Gale
KY cents; side, Eaeem Gallery 2 Cents Colored Gallery .
Seats be secured daily from TOTO and from to 5OcoA
30 Doors halt paste Curtain will rise at quartera'
sew Dec "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

Mde Jenny Lind and suit and Dir. Barnum and Compa-
ny arrived in Charleston Tuesday evening The Nightingale
suffered some from sickness her way from Whining
on and expressed herself highly ga6ed stepping on the
soil Of South Carolina.
The boat which should have reached Charleston Monday
morning did not arrive till o'clock Tuesday night. The
passage tempesuous and tho interesting passen-
gers had given up all hope. They the "Gladator
Jenny Linds first concert was to last evening
The Courier states that the city full of Strangers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

Mr. John B. Valentine (Clerk Of the Now Market,) an
aged and respectable citizen while vending his way to
church Tuesday, was knocked downb blow from a
budgeon the hands Of unknown person. and was
rously though very dangerously injured We are glad
TO learn however that he Is In fair way recover
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

The Charlesown Esprit Of Jefferson" in commenting on
the resolution offered few days since In the House Of Del
egates Mr. Hays Of Lewis nsuctng the committee on
Privileges and Elections enquire into tho expedency Of
postponing the Spring elections until after the of the
people upon the amended constitution has been ascerane
says heartily 10 the propey Of the Legislature
adopting some action In conformity to the said resolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27
For HE EnqHirr.
A CARD.

To tbs Votsrs Of Prince William County.
Eso,r- czsns: With your appreciation, desire
tire from your service In hs branch OF your Legislature at
the expiration Of the term for which you last eeG,ea
Virginia House Of Delegates, Richmond, Dec 20 ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

svm L. Chaplin the slave abductor who arrested In
montgomery county, Md, months ago. and has nnce
een in prison. was released bail Thursday. The bail
demanded was $4,000 II Is said that Ger Smith paid
Ave thousand dollars Of the BAIL This has probably saved
Chaplin from the penitantiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-27

Weregret learn that Chas,an White Esq., member Of
the House Of Delegates from the county of Hanover, while
his way home Tuesday last. was thrown from his
sukey near Hanover Court House, and much injured
We knowledge Of the extent Of the injuries which
Mr. White sustained but trust they not serious and that
he will be speedily restored and again In his seat In the
House.