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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FAuQUlER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

lrILt be upened for the J"e. They
w ae he ,ppahanno (nuw ndvsabr thtly egi
fredericksburg, and tilt. eary DUE west "m At&'
81 pain, have pre 70 CONTINUE the attraction" q" The a "
q the seeker vi n"d Ia.
lou IN p4ml Rev Thornton SItsie
shows .ucsln. The healing uhles 81 thi7 Nat III ma
Diseases dyspepsia. lie hal rii lie previous
aud made thorough ana tIn4 examination, OF ie 'c
rep T.! hI. and ne ." Iai the extra
ordinary ads Il" the SPRING bcm ohscurcd III
lle t. e ihshridb,e LIE.
TIN Railroad rapidly approaching the Springs
4n make the tlIn d.sh iu rom thai ciy and al
lou Of H. In INN the stages run trweesy from Wash
gron AMI Will bu .y s July daily hue a" stages Will be
hy Mr. QuIsenberr from Fredericksburg are. the s July ard
the ed upa passengers at the regular
fare. (S3.) as they may prc-enE themselves
Of board last VIZ: $50 Tor inc "ho!e
ending 1t Ocroher SO for three nonii sGJ Tor Two o-;
SIS for nnr month"; Sis Tor week.; 9u 81 -
day. Meals ndgng 10 each Servants ard ceF ue
YEAR, half pre- children ruGr :; liuiscs
Scents 4 lay, or SlO month DANIEL "Ahp'
MAJ ,'r!eut
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NAsHISeToN, June l6, 1851.
from the London Times, May 2S.]
-,,r ,poSSrn TIT At

from the London Times, May Isl
TIE FIRST STEAMSHIP THAT CROSSED THE ATLANTIC
To the Editor OF the Times:
SIN In your potential journal of the 22d inst the follow
ing statement, ocrus in article descriptive OF machinery
in the great exhibitions "About 1857 The project Of eros
sing the Atlantic sured The Sirius was we believe the
FIRST steam vessel which performed this fent
On referring The Times Of 2 1919 you will md the
following paragraph credited Marwade Commercial Re-
port for that week
Amonp the arrivals Yesterday this port particu
larry eaihed and asonshed by the novel sight OF hue
steamship, which round al * p: M, without the
assistance of single sheet, in style which display
ed the power and advantage OF the apphcation OF
steam to vessels of the largest size, being S5O tons
burden She is called the Savannah, Captain Ringers,
Goth Of May and arrived in the channel i've days
During her passage she worked the engine Is days her
elegant and complete This the first ship Of this construc-
ZION that has undertaken voyage the Atlantic"
The Times of June 60 1915 says: "The Savannah steam
vessel recently arrived Liverpool from America-'the hrsi
vessel of the kind that crossed the Aancwas chased
whole day off the Of Ireland by the Kite revenue
cruiser the Cork station which mlstook her lor snip On
fire."
Lloyds list reports the arrival Of the Savannah at Liver
pool on The 10th of June, 1919, bound to ST. Petesourgh
and in Cores annals Of Liverpool you will md ms Aner
can steamers arrival recorded among remarkable events
The steamship Savannah was an American shlp-ouh,
owned and navigated by Americans Francis tickef, Of
New YORK built her for Daniel Dudd and the engines were
made by Stephen Vail Of Morrstown She was command
ed by Captain Moses Rogers and navieated by Stephen no.
gers of New London Connecticut who is still living u see
the same voyage performed IN iea5 .hnn h'n VIC IN ~
line of American Steamers the chief engineer oi one OF
which 1.-THE Atlantic, Captain West,) is his nephew: ~"
Rogers II inappropriate TO mention that Of the pre-
sent writing the quickest trip across the ocean has been
made by the Pacific Of the Collins line OF American
steamers in less than days; that not only The
first, but the fastest.
In England Copenhagen Stockholm. ST. Peersburgh and
the arrival of the Savannah exced
great curiosity and attracted thousands of visters The
King of Sweden presented Captain Rogers with stone
and muller and the Emperor Of Russia presented silver
teake,te token of his Qualification at The fist attempt
10 cross the Atlantic by steam" Lord Lynedoch, OF Eng
land who passenger in this ship TO ST. Peiesourg
presented Stephen Rogers with "superb gold snutibox
All these testimonials in the possession OF the fai
ly The gbook containing official account Of the voy-
asc the National Institute at Washington City and may
be at any lime.
Very respectfully, sir your obeden servant,
JOHN S. CUNNINGHAM
OF Norfolk Virginia.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHrNeToN, JuLy 1.-The Grand Lodge OF hasons Of
the District of Columbia have accepted the invitation OF the
President perform the appropriate ceremonies at the
of the corner for the extension of the Capitol and the
Masonic fraternity Of the neghborng States are requested
10 unite with Grand Master French will wear the
same Regaia and use the gave which Washington in
1893 in the capacity of Grand Master used in laying the
corner stone OF the Capitol
Over 900 received in June contributions for the
National Monument.
Ex-Secetay Marcy is here attending the Tacott Court
al
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LlTD itGsi SALE.

rgsIl; ~" r"S Of purchasing an estate IN Caroline
which lie fc:'c.t raS!c.s.l.
IA. on oi plnukey RIVER IN" c";''e'" Saolva
nj. an ;s., aynGt thousand ac- Al. tdonlGg
h. aa Of COL C. Coleman. John Tyler aai ohers lie
,u cr 20 sen The Whole together bH! 10 s!i purchasers
The III Louisa con es %.
acres : houses Orchards and "tsf Improvements large
.rtso y tered Rssr Land wh T''l hnd ;herio Keep
:,
Tn Sqts:an Is separated from The !re' .Iac by Pa
cun..g Grr ,ic Considered lawful fence, aGi con,"ia
sbu, acc #h pref good house needing s9Lc r.. lrs. al"
woo . lrrr Keep W, desirable Isisaaothuot Deh
piatc i. e h-al.:.
TT. Ssh cash; tie baalcc ~ tmcvs na . "t! lnicr"..
rl r. t,- v: sherry % sesi cpt o Wntai lt.
MI i ,r' IA; IS. ,.n y, C:riStmIs An;i: n" uhc,
he a.. ,t,,r,a JAMES T. De JARNEfrE
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s.,un a re o. GAAD.

"a: FRI;iY.t Jay. 1851. midday. AZ Nel
Tiy"-u. piat lrpra 81 su
~ ,'- as. r !sHc3urs .ptt (ri"g auou. - cs sulh
sr lr iiah"-, bidder. thuu' -iu
/, ~ Wards ans lium rhts..
:he 81 i.u Akin 'c q i
rvy h., els lc ai aud the hr been tati
plrcls rouame d0nui3 etr by
Crayrs E.1 at Ph: Mazda cnt ~ who reside near
Irr AMI al rcfiu it"rIiai"i '-lhi'"
ud If nj or nc w exhibit 'hc pat" NAY OF
be N ur Ia Ia" Ni",c !t rason
-, ,, COUNTY near i-vs" Th- uai lrrn Lytc
through these llis Ninc al the "tr IT, IN
road. These lau,ls lie &c nics >"u ~ SitH-
" ffd Oriig" The
81 Il e. .arhrr aud 'treE-, ie ~ the 'hs Of
s;rtnl,fs clrrk Tia. aou3 nh'c. ~nuh q! L.n'hor.
on . i!r. G:tra 'hii '''"i'" "a" ifnts
a y ~ .ua rrt! s; tie bet iur nb1',
I'rrr iH! springs IN bEaIthc- o!
TIC waite "E IA" hirSTy -
ri s.. lands have sept =. II Ara nuj haze been
r,.a,t am authorized tbs VIII. .ccor ed la :'1c 70
,g e Of ti ia Is srs "i!. Gcre WI. nI i"o: he
. 4t no IN f,r sr-al i.. a.." sold U...r> aoNer
,I. Ne t o:'f tax" l"i 'rI~ Sihr
,,vr a.A prob us mntih :sT"RG :rssay
m. uy the + therefore tt- co Lands tor
" ni, | Or.d get ",nbhs
TIE iii oel. us;ucs ion ole, am ,ccnsnr
b nc nr N: re az sdu.:srat,g, s!a! 81 on!
srtciti warmly.
RMS- one. ourh cash: tn balance credit i2and3
sta.uei. gn ~!lh irp"nca accuTit.
required, u TIC secure Tie
'''' hANlp MAY,
= N r,u' r
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IMPORTANT TO AUD!
e - y 4, n X
TERESHlNG MACHINES, CORN SHELTERS,

G5 NJ SMITH, Main and 9n streets Gate o, ne
a q Suith) early orders
Thiecr5 particularly those tile larger class Win Straw -.
Carrie aud Fan tie has made the usual rare
Machines; Thresh.s and Powers Corn Shelters
tsal and Horse and Hand Power eoo'd Wheat Fans
his also the celebrated Bam3oug Fan,
much sought after i'll Maryland and eans ivai He asHs acu.
his Slu warranted superior TO
any other Gutter al the "a twice the Gust.
lie devur particular Threshing Machine epaspar
u!ay those formerly made Iihe Parker and BY Parker
Smith lie will such repairs satisfaction New sets
Of Spikes be inserted small thus King machnes
useless Power Chains. Uasses!o Drums and
variety machine IRONS furnished sholio uco
Aprl i1-cHllAug
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i;r, i.a:.!..l..: Ct}H:-DuNh! S:!:!'P ati!sTthA'
ILlc ts.ca..st ii:.snyv:;. OF IL" ....L. -.-

tlic G-cas:ss ifi-@"fr:; OF 't'' iii, :, M.
der a. the au,s @ turc .la:, Lilly = eooIa% ne
4icr, :" he i rc car. or gae1tu':s c.lniaio
xw: s,'sss b.. b." M ny u. ~
Ga. hy d. .i'nod Tie Siy i':.s'!3n? t&e ~ ~.
respect, :.l all o;rr he L""n a"!sc"i "'.as, a',,
may praise al The ~nrpaita """' 40 ~ -
:ion l. has .sn th''@a2.i: e'ie' tot o.E =, ~ rs
l., hi, ann and a. Il. o l"i aes 81 H. aas.
sin, h1iic vii pore rs efficacy Al The 80 ~
;r!a' .; bottle the action ." w!s VI" tf"V' 20 We
Coush: Gull. ,ronri::e decline asthma, as' s@ra'. AL %
coIsIayc yielded To lie igeauoea, ii Ia" N"i'"
a "'! .f e.. Si g GTf;:i 'S .. ,,, i, a& & ] 10
;rrl i!asn,:s' Hai'" 's.tch SOP! J.. - 49, . or,a
so.i!Gc The accompany III ha:" braa rcd BY lac
Agent, from mass tceri'ea;ss WHICH 1', lsS. @
Mr. p p -Sr--Ng ws!s. wl"l'Tr. % ae
past TU"Gin. do"" MI,
ton. accompanied '.i'h ~, !ncrssant c'nn' "'f'',
cor! not t'rn harse!! ~! the bed iic'iwo h a.
ced-la; hopeless and vas :" pu' a liz
Aboa, wh'c! time heard ,', yon had o r.,
her ccaI much re,iesci, aadi les. @ week b,
rc y disappeared and she abb" IA wall ahont .'.
bottles more .aA Ia, used par d hem and ~
torear communicable hsir astonishing ctt : .!s.
ed from ;hs dead AID j. now able 20 be- about; ana a'.-
an siya,irer1 yol SUI! w 20 send you ,!- '
lhs wor!a oce'e ~? TclHa4;c! "ia co'ni ~. r.ar0:
ha' 49,; been eie:i' Tea l4 Ia my ili'r''s 1r: u, a-
'A'' dreadful ''|"sF' 49, Re znniSA ys!:'a>
- r iIArntso:;: pear ST. w...s % .ao:rG sor &
III &,s o,'' strap H.i-s a.s p;o!"es: u =
Frequently s;e"loe 'Ie w1os MA. t. ..
a. '"s "!t "'" &c !, Sc s year. ~" sa's s'
;1 ~ yDi w. i":o;".ns1o'ed ~ d. ,'lg..I =
W. .:e"=l wt 81 ".i:,.'
co.ur and ii.asr=aoe mei IRON the us1 W.. per-
discontinue the nlecns; but, by the at7tcc 81 tie %
:sttd ~ It's use ahs.s been mo most abundant; @ rs
.ckiy appearance before mad 70 me ro.ae n"r 81 sg ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

FITTsBCRG, June oOth.
John McFadden the well known transportation merchant
died yesterday.
Tho Ohio an PENNSYLVANIA Railroad will be open Bgh
ton this week. only and halt miles of rails TO that place
yet to BIZ laid
The city is healthy and there is appearance Of cholera
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

FARM in the county Of Facner. Called "Navery contain
"a survey, Sjy go OF which h"a
Why e.. and the Under IN aarlc condition, = situate
and hall miles the Rapiarnnock Canal mics o1 Tie
A-xanIa ini Railroad four miles rn
fredericksburg the v.city OF three merchant mills wttG
Afford at ali times maaei Tor It's p1OIucc Na'cr! aS hceh
beautifully Ge "c rrurtiSsin Wheat aud Cor' anu
superior grazing farm The dwelling excellent repair
respect suited the and value OF the Iarh HE
than usually the barn ls large The
quarters the and co"rti.
br through the land! ana an ir%ilus-
quarry has been opened by further description con
lercd unnecessary supposed that persons wishing To puf
chase. will examine Tor themselves.
Will pleasure
nmy Absence Mr. Humphreys Will give
any Information that may Dc desired. .
T!MS-sJ!) cash. and the remainder credit Of one ana
dee" vi the land II not Of
usy ls property will De offered for public sale on The pon
iSeS the 18th lay al june next al II O'Clock. ,.
WELLINGTON GORDON.
ID n AL E--r..I
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP

ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHiPS.-The U. S. mail steam
ship Florida Capt Lyons arrived New York Tuesday
morning in So hours from Savannah with 76 passengers
This snys the Savannah News is the largest number Of
sengers that left tina, port in any steamer.
The u ). mail steamship Marion, Capt. Berry, arrived
ton bringing l2S passengers.
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SERJ0IJS acCIDENT Sc

WAsHISaroS, JuLY Whilst workman named Fletch-
or belonging Georgetown engaged IN the removal OIL
Connoys frame house. seventh street, this afternoon
jos fell upon him. He severely injured supposed in
ternay, and conveyed home.
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SHIP ON FIRE AT SEA

New BEDFORD, July 1.-The ship Nimrod reports that on
the 2Sth of June latitude 80 deg "a nin morrill, and lon.
gitude 70 deg II min west, she ship fe Judged
her TO be about 500 buhen loaded with cotton and
with painted ports ii side. There person visible
on board.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

MIR. TUPPER-The Philadelphia Ledger says that let.
ter from Mr. Topper since his return Europe TO his pub
fishers in Philadelphia that he does not intend to
publish his journal of his tour in this country the statement
of the New York International the contrary nOtwitn-
stundng Authority better than ,lr. Topper himself could
aarcey be required TO settle The question.
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ERE AM DEATH

New YoRx, June Both A fire occurred this morning in
Mr. Moorhend's mandatory of govanic plaes. No. 81
Broadway The building consumed. A girl twelve
wears age consumed in the flames Several other per-
sons seriously injured and two dead bodies are said to
have been found in the ruins number of hremsn were
badly fatally injured by the falling of wall The loss
is estimated al 50 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
LA.D FOIt SALE IN GOoCHLAnD

LI a
shnyto IenOve 10 alternate WI! OF!
fer ,ur slr "a Can't House, MONDAY 18th OF
August. lsI pubic auction Q fair II no ten The sale VIII
axe lce day upon the premises OF The suoscf6cr
the ac. which he resides. called OAK Shade c"h-
tanning SIX hurd and (g The above land lies
an The Licking Creek above Guochand Court House
and L.aEe, v keai aud other.
Hall road abundant supply q" wood lGi
add ne or mere acres very and valuable low grounds.
ar-e OF ruit Trees ana all ncsiu!
hu,Sr for the comfort amiy and Z" the
farm ~ ni which are IN TIE
Full POSSESSION will BE- given the purchaser shortly ac
cabin, Cot which there
occupied hands for The purpose u" securing
the growing crops .
Gentlemen wishing purchase good farm, with remarkably
and healthy suatlon will please call the subscriber
will pleasure showing the premises SUCH II de
sired will the purchasers or will al the option ni
purchaser rrlan N OF the tinnes portion OF the
a aud having the Improvements, reduce Tie
quantity sold.
n the above land DE ID privately notice promptly
given RICli'D W WATT.
ia IT,,l.n and June
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD BONDS
The bonds authorised by the Stockholders this Company
the last annual meeting the of $3.50 have
informed been negotiated with eminent banking
finn In Washington With ample command for
the purpose the Eastern and Middle Sections of this great
work will now be pushed completion with energy and
rapidty.-l Ale1andria Gasettc
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THE ATE EAII,lTRE

New YoRr JuLr lis. Jaudon e. Co., who failed yes'er
terday will pay their Their failure
caused by accep,ances Peter Conroy New Oeaus which
under the decns 10 cotton they unable from
Conroys assets in their hands.
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40 PERSONS NI.Ii:tts To NA r IHIEaT.
MtNr ~ LAMP A:D NEGROES.

. VALUABLE E3r4ra far sAi.E .1he UNDERMINED nenr
IIa nai:e ae. T-Iit p - '"'S
whIit A'banEl HI P GOA Ne II y" -
.cte he be-; ;oI GI0"!s Cotton h""h we u
hr Cane H.:ac Alabama Inr HanbrI ~ "tie'
-yc hur!,c and -ty bats eight nd iG''ed u"
yl, arc nos In uli"a ION lie baidtc- cavl nirte a''
lou. ci. finely T!mly. Herd @tA-s t
af,rIr: e f.. s'c: Toe sol ~ zoe H.f orSt
.iuina hl Tomb btc rv"fs p'ins 'lut "'"!
la The lHfy!ie Fit!.' 81
cu,rcs Composed vi t b"t'I class oi TURN nom
old States. For Refinement and :e'ser;c tic SOCKET o. o
ine BicaS NJ passed.
plantation III r.Tss. 80 anil r"Gr; WHICH, WIN no
cisfa
The u"riH- tdtir- Eir 'iJS' '' 81
necessary s"u ou.sr Their" &C ''dl ~t'"
conveniently different nj 10" rt'"''
which al, the Sgfg hes. ,iHt
TEENS siXtt s The c.!Gici :! axe ri 'rai! IN a
IN nj! Satisfactorily cured ......
b. ts,e i, TOT lanui *, . ~ t''t'
nr,u,,,v answered ai!I,s. W.. 4 CHRISTIAN.
' Ut
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4 RUNAWAY EsTED.

cnl1''.
4 1T slave calling himself dawn o
DAVIS S, ahnc 'rc2 inches hish at back coo" e.
ion " III nv and burr H., Gains ~ h
property NJ trader EIre Ti "' on HI" wy S'rh wilma
Ecgrr th4' he purchased ." John Turner nH "
irjcs bco made
Tennessee. vii! Sc r"uiCr rF'gc Ms rpi~i. pay
sc. Wv W. - 'hi'''''''''
thr-rane'rrY =, Iua. isrvi"
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RIEENIO Ii,,iISI.s

DDITioNA Cabin Room beea aided sine the last season
"A which will the proprietor accommodate comfortable!
II lie has house than ay
Springs! virsiula, except the White Sulphur.
who have the malt contract from Rdgcway To
HALIFAX wi that the Isl day OF
July frs coaches which will pass hy the
Springs daily.
Inna v.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrirol of several millions Of Gold Dus-h1arge Ss
the Mines Burnt District Rebuilt 4 nc -ia' fo,,
Nrw yopx JULY 30 A M.-The promc.,ie" lies If
Nicaragua arrived this morning, bringing Caho'''1
the 3lst and $50 passengers panama with 200
The steamer Tennessee had arrived ~
MESSENGERS and So 500 900 in gold. s,ocr,on were
The brnt districts in San Francisco anu 90 Means dis
lIv v h"t over again and the people by no means US
heartened. ,,J sc Gold unsurpassed
sr;nnIInraI nrosnrcs were extremely encouraging. h
Rumors Of Indian difficulties IN 'e mo commissioners
S.ate con.inne out ccess in pacifyng the Indians
The fire has had little effect or . riyed at Panama on
The Norherner anu mg" with sGO0o00 gold and l25
passengers and the latter with SiuuuoV aug o'y go; h
Auction houses in San Francisco are DONG inc os' ou
sness. Los ,ro EXTREMELY dull and OK.
con, r ue articles prices 10 cent easier than on
the 18th .S Of MnEi BY THE pRoMETHEUs:
NJ, vo.r JuLy 3-Boh parties in Cahorna nave mace Ms
,her nominations for State officers ano Sohses ~
Wing Conventan a, San orerno puy P Baldwin fo
fietson o. N. Todd Robinson Justice OF the Su-
neaa,a couT: E. j. c. Kewen and B. r. Morse Tor Con
gress The Democrats 12nna.eu e and 5 Hev
or Samuel J. Purdy for Lieutenant oo'eho'' 'o " '
denf.l, Justice of the Supreme Cou'. - ,h os,h 81
6oht had occurred at Neveda on the Zoth OF
May, in consequence o. an nnaSssnu Of i general row
ensued in which Edward jerks OF Illinois, was Killed. aho
several badly wounded :. e,,,,o, ., tho 2o,h FIR rho
Mr Candy last winter. Baker was hanged In his
Iii tn Governor had determined 10 commute MS SEN
. nS ;ved at Benecia on Thursday in time for the
reach Napa on Friday morning H. oG10Fs ee
G ~ ,h time and hearing of the commuatlon, took nor
cs proceeded Napa before They then broke
into his cell ina nanSeu aau ne "oo 1890 ~
the hour of execution arrived r. ol ,-ona
The late rains increased the prospect oil good crops
News from the Ralvath mines rather dlsconraging
The stock of Breadsufs San francisco was large and
quotations Irregular Provisions were dul. bricKs 80
srhe sunply of Lumber large and prices lower.
John Poison Of Baltimore died At San Eancise9 on Inc
4th of May Henry Carroll and Edward Bryant OF Mary
land and Jno B. Cushing, of Va, have also died
Oregon advices the Oath are unimportantne proper
Ter Black Hawk has commenced regular trips to Portland ano
Oregon City. H.. po,,
10 the 2d OF May An Instruction having broken out ~
the provinces Of pueto and Taquero, Gen. France al the
Some 4OO headed by Sara, escaped to Euquado France
then proceeded to Taqerro and after de- tabes
which resulted in great loss each side, the Isoeis @
routed and many captured The Congress OF nos"a i
abolished slavery. Another dsgacefn rot %u
Tobaeo between the foreigners ana natives. 1' " '0
inc Of interest at Panama or Chagres
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
LATER FROM ST DOMINGO,

New YoRx. July 3-An arrival from ST Domingo brings
dates 10 June 18TH The is conmaory of tho battle
Of tho 18th OF May on the Southern frontier The Domn'
leans were victorious as officially announced BY President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

The coored people of Indiana have called State Con
venton held the FIRST Of August
lake into consideration scheme of general emigration
70 Liberia some other country.
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THE CONGRATULATIONS LIND, &c.

THE UKF-JENNF
HAarroRp July 1.-The Legislature is prep ring nd
ourn Several OF the Bank charters vetoed by the
Governor have been passed BY the constitutional minority,
increasing Bank capital Of the State 3d. 100000
tax bill was also passed
Jenny Lind gives concert on Tuesday. She stays with
Mrs Sigourney until the next day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CONNECTICUT LEGIs

TIMES OrrIcE, HARTFORD, july 2-The Legislature nd
ionrned at IL o'clock to-day The House passed decided
compromise resolutions in favor OF the fugitive act, by liz
to IS.
day again after the action of the popular branch OF
the Legislature.
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MITCHELL,s EYE-sALyE.

tNT!E following certificate from Dr. Iyn regular practice,
wl satisfy every h5erainir!ea Individual MITCHELL, Eve
quack preparation but confidence
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A PROPER REGARD FOR THE PRESS.-The sc
lec,nen of Hlverve Mass, have offered reward OF S.
for the detection OF the Inscreant who hurled stone in
printinu office there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

THE JENNINGS ESTArE.-Tho Weiumpka State
Gnard learns that David G. Lyon resigned his office Of
Chancellor of the Northern District OF Alabama because he
expects go London in lew weeks for the purpose of
attending to The claim OF the Jennings family upon the
property of William jennings who died in London some
years ago, leaving an immense estate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

Ageneman in hi. city had letter continuing 81 500
letter was written and mailed in IN Y Tribuns.