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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
S,1r11,I,-.1, ,Tnpn.x MoRNISG. FEBRUARY 22, ls6
THE DAY.
rtI-


.,,.,.,o - this Birth Day of Washington, which has
onoo moro d around we present readers his Fare
.ddess bis last legacy his devoted and beloved couh
,rvnen s noble sentiments should De chefisheo ABOVE III
,hnps bv The American people the present hour o peril Inc
;ronerous majority OF the North should heeo MS warning
;, sectional prejudices and inustice-and the peo-
nile of tba South while glowing with admiration Tor the
In,on as Washington revered It, will listen to his solemn
words and idoze the Constitution us sacredy ooisa'o
upon ALL" BY its halowed provisions they will be prepafeu
10 stand or fall =
great change has taken place since tho ceeorauoH VI
This hoyday twelve months since Then Virginia. through
her Governor aided by the representatives OF her people,
laid the corner stone of monument to George "as'ne
her best her greatest son. Her ares daughters alu ~
diest sons gathered In from all portions oil he efi'
grace and honor the Statesmen sandihs iis'i o ~
roll of fame soldiers immoralized by the nre Oh o "1
by their deeds ndeliby engraved on hc page Oh hsS'
blushn2 madens and youths burning win noo'e e"u'
even lispng infancy itsef-a came forward tosehe oe
The praises of Washingtono TO mingc IN the
nv Of his honoed name and catch new inspiration o ne
race of yr,uous and honorable bearing and perhaps OF
sacrificing trial. which lay before then II was one Oh e
br,gbtest days in the annals Of the Old Commonwealth
Eooucnce music and good feeling produced universal nap
piness and enthusiasm.
Time RAPIDLY flew BY The monument Itself IS sprngihs
up in solid grace and beautybut many OF those VINO WI"
messed The Masonic coocaion Of lis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nave
heen gathered 10 their fathers Among them is the nero
President Taylor who eagerly watched the ceremony und
gave official and personal interest 10 the scene The past
wear has been marked BY thrilling scenes intimately depe-
den, on his DEATH and the accession of the Vice President
The country rocked with convus0ns and dsunion and civil
war threatened wrap the confedeacy in disaster The
evil was avoded-the Union has been saved-but still clouds
hang over the portions of the confedcracy which
can only dispeled by observance Of his solemn advice
an imitation Of the haowed spirit which Washington al
ways manifested May his parting words sink deep into the
the coun,ymen in every secon-and may the
country purified by the fiery ordeal out still more uni
by the blessings of md faithful devotion TO the
sacred charter Of our liberties
Ono of the pleasing incidents OF the last twelve
which deserves special mention on this day-is
the recent departure of the u s. Fgate ST. Lawrence for
the great Worlds Convention in London With the Nation.
al Inteligsncer we say:
Safely may tho fine figate speed on her noble mission
and accomplish her purpose Indeed she cannot fail The
nc, is before the world have its influence and to BIZ har
bnger of ideas; and though we shall nave
credit for inaloy STEP yet this mission OF peace may
DO said 10 be 10 all
4 a
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EENIALE EDUCATION.

.,r s.ho,, M y house, In the ccGniy OF Louisa sa mics
n the Court House viii be Opened a. ain ne ION 10 o. S
m lar IN. cna,ge O. lie lady, Miss Emma II dais)
MOI are taught a the various branches I" learning usuai!
+, m ienale schools: also. otmen'a Da@ims rSs @ - M
ark In ructun Music the Piano "l oe etFcn W nv
m sent,hc cenyna! Mas Tslae combines Nis
ecy having tachng saec ssnils ief .he aII tn
and ~; The aEe OF educalins my ow' daueh'es khoW
,e .unsle III h.sIu. obtained ner Vaiuaoe sesiets
rs ,ns yacance. which should Ike 10 have hiea oy 'hs
r N. cement OF the SESSION
TERMS: ANA
ar and Tu,n in all III. ia. ish BREACHES for ten months sly
encn 40
SIC on Pi.no .,,ro> ~ ,r>sToS
2r--ctlsiMarch Blh EKIoN
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= : IING CON FEMALE ACADE.Mi ,

3nClNG lON FEMALE ACADEha
ocATED IN county K,ng q cen Ia heighoornoom -
winch ,ea and morality OF The innaoa ~
os surpaSscd-s under th- meat OF VIM H. peiheey
y VINO have ha delightful avucaton ior III
and are ,,nxi to give The following references
u GRAY James Lawrence, G. VI. Patrick, Texas; Ceohe
p,rmw L. Boulyare. Dr. ". Dew, J. LumpAn and DR.. L.
1os, Virginia. ; =, 90,
rgEus -ard and Tuion in English, per session o. 'en
y, ~ ''-'>' ' Feb lS-cln
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MIDWAl FEMALE ACAD kMl

r SUBSCRIBER takes great pleasure informing his friends anu
a4.Tons the 18th ;hs insiituiion Aa'" -
pa,ronlz.d tor the last years. wilt DC opener on
guror pan offering set greater advantages than ever o1
I M n 10 be by any school IN Tue oae .e
. m aluous search, requiring the best enc'sy oI ,hu anu
81. hec ladies have found ~ the GA D'H'to'lo 'n l
~ aa4 5eure. aamingy kh 10 may unld ,.lens. anen
an, For elegance and emernen, "i manners, polouno ae
and number aud sariciy o accomplishments hey eaI
,r1a.sei by the teachers Of othsr schos-n Gnfd
, ornamental ard useful requisite 70 nnlsneu euuea
~ aide IN this good work The charges Will be the samo
r lie as session lua days more extehdoc noee "i %
zen c,r,a =. the particulars OF tbs regulations anu uanaso
ta. oi t7ls Academy. ,, :, 49,;
via hat donel and what is there IN ina
thar VIII not attempt 10 ace'apish c nfss "Is
az -,r .rne v,r,uons education his daugtesf Come see
Nnre WI he required pay day longer
s, arr, ss,i..c ION Is given. R-~pee u!iy.
80 ~ JEFFERSON MINOR VI. D.
tho snascrber N,.er's Post uihce, Essex co Va
- News aud Recorder teonn,ry nunoeso
~ ~ n,ss,t Ian let;
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.LAs ,lCAL SChOOl
...-. -. I. Il ~.

"a, ,,n, ed Nr Fox from Yorkown Va, who was educa
- A. nan ana Mari Two or three boy'
=. glst the ,niy of Car; Charles lh1nps'h TWO he'
ny h,a's, ne se,00' WIZ 20 + FoNraINE.
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s..l 80, ,v.Ar-uiAi 4. Tvs sfAiI AE'
,r SPRING SES>I n OF this nsie VIII commence on IN
$3.50 JOHN c. BLACKWELL,
- -: s,Nsrrh Gravel Hill. buckingham county Va
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VIRGINIA sEGIsLAGU GURE.
FEioAY, rBRrAnr y. 1881.
.sUJSs, Os HEF,EGtTE Es

communication was received from The Senaie linz
ht they had passed bill for the relief Jonathan hry and
others securities o! Wm Il. Manning late Sheriff c Norfolk
c0nnty and bill IL INCREASE the capnl stock ot the S9err
vile and Rap?7hauock and Iapnons Gap Turnpike Coa
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The Cen'ya Southern Rights Association met in the "a
pitol last nigh, according 10 adjournment Mr. b""ril
and eloquen, Speech which hope be able in few Gay
10 lay before the public.
Mr. FIourncy was called ou, after M B. closed and mad
a most impressive and forc!bIs address.
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Pc go STEVENSON Comrnuee.
~: a' u!ish, Dc addressed through the Proc
.s-r .,f'!S {" ,irs is,tros. pad Jan 2l-ci9SlhFsb
,nan "nG san9oa laei-encer Washington, tr.
u, Ar-a' O. la titnore scm ,rweesy; The pennsyva.
s"eeN! aat The eersonAn Republican, will nser,
% feo,i'!! and send their acccun, 10 Colonel Kemper
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PHILADELPHIA
Coal Trade-Narket,. SC.
u.sure Cd! Tnc Scg- York Irlb 1ne.
Dryrr..rrutsr. - IL


PmLADELPHIA Friday, Aug
Several robberies have recently occurred
Al the hotels at Cape Island.
during the week ending Yesterday E.0i5 ttns Oh
coal were shipped BY the schuylk Canal.
This Inornlug young American eagle ne" INTO
the bcOk. binlery OF Mes>rs. J. q l.. 6ihon, ,hesl-
nut-st., above Third
Our ci,y Vas the recipient Of a delightful shower
tn afternoon.
Busu,s cont aues dnil md nact.Ye CoTrON o 10 I'M
tied rearest without charge IN prices BARN Gun 10
sles The supplies Of fLCUk are - faf tatli VIZ "a.
srcctjous II the past amounting 70 WI barrels
- n q. erces.Iyely dull and The only -aes reported
frr er10rt are f,W hundred barrels at ~ Dlffe Al
scb r offered Small sales Tor cit consumption,
n former quotations RYE FLOUR anu COkh slEAL az.
dul We l.Ote the former at 50 ~, ana me after AZ
{ 81 J barrel Prices Of WHEAT are sieady Saes oi
C9bus.e!s al $40 FOR PRIME new southern Red and
sI u for IIiue old Pennsylvania he RYE . scarce
CoRy cantru5 IN demand sales Of o,9W husaes pflme
TeIavsre yellow. - &c, and some mixed western,
sliga.v damaged. a 55c. OArs are II better demand
SaIss fae,. Southern ~ J>e3lc tusheL WHISKY IS IN
limited demand. SAFES II Zo9 barrels. n &c Hhcs are
Sis oY SlolK -Frs' B0ord-l.5o STATE ~, i0i 30
I-n,Tl Canal - icg Lehigh IN g. 81 100 itead hR -
50 do u go state - do, ~ ID Mech bk, %
y CirsrG Ek 70 lce sch. Nav Is % Int. OF 81
Sscopd Boqrd-s2 state -. 90 900 10, ~ go if-
ard Bk u. ~ Pad RI. % 30 do. u, 20 state g.
100, Pein RI, q $1,000 CRY T., %, ne . he"tncSl
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New Confederation Of Central America
y,,r FpIroE or TIE NE~-YoRK TRIBUNE

10 AZ FDITOE OF TIE NE"-f0RA IklBlSE
In TIE Tribune Of this morning, ! hnd
ls,.er from san Juan De N!caragIa, which contains
the following paragraph ~.
..,t.-. o.. ID 10 Interior al coHveys me me
- -. me -rnscfei rnfederscy D'twoeN "
states Of Ncorsgua San sasaCr lns ~ ne Amer
elected thro, ga the presence ana L'H ''
can Chsrge " 80 Z. tot
Now the union between those s'A.e' -
10 Novenher. I74s upon lie terms Of oas-S 4isi
= -'O,.,,@., ~ ,be then American Charge in
- la, - ne Representative. from iae several
-. :, Cbreailga. in Nicaragua The
:. r'-esence and influence Of the American tAais
nave iue' NicAaAGuEssIs-
Ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
Execution OF she Cosden Nurdercr>-Herr,hle
Occurrence.

UAlrlNlRf. Iritf, tIy'l>t :
The murderer> OF the Goshen family were hing
to-day, thc presence OF s,uo0 people. whose ochi
gailowS y "a firm steps. raylor ana Murphy made
short addresses. positively denying their guilt shell
Ton also denied his guilt. When they were swung
Of. the rope slipped from Murphy neck and he TEL
violently to The grorn5-a distance % i9een feet.
This occurrence caused a thrill OF horror among the
spectators Murphy was pirked ~ nSea>loc. with
us THROAT terribly laceralcd bN the rope he soon.
however. revived. Taylor and shelton, IN The mean
time. swung n he AR l-cie>> co-p>e>. dylne With
bui few struggles When they Were cut down. Muir
phv was again brought on the Scaaolj, and IN few
minutes he Was swung oil, ana died easy. The
crowd quietly dispersed
There : 20 truth IN The reported arrest OF Shaw.
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FRIDAY, August s-P n


The Stock market to-day, at the First
Board. was unusually animated and buoyant. Every
description Of Stock and Bonds sold were done al
considerable advance Oh the prices Of yesterday
Ere Railroad was the most IN demand, closing az
-6.a-6;-an advance Of = cent. since last week
On time there was large business done. Az 'hr
second Board there was a decline on the extreme
morning prlces Erie stock, a, the First boafo' al
vanced q. Convert bIes y cent, Canton y cent
Rochester and Syracuse /, Reading il, hAf'em T.
.,o,,n,,on Z. Norwich and Worcester but prices
al ,ecI,nes. and the market closed attn downwarf
tendency
Foreign Exchange is dull. We quote as
,olIou, On London Io9iailot Paris, so days.
- ~. a5l IL. and short sight 81. 1886, Amster
dam. 4lG4i. Hamburg, &c. a36i Bremen, 7siso79.
Freiehts are steady. with more offer
ng Engagements FOX 1900 tbls. Flour 81 I'D, lOoD
IBIS Lard a, el, 900 bushels Wtea, at 81. for Lig
erpool 70 Glasgow lo0 t.erces Beef a, s. Cd.
Specie is coming in moderately from the
south The steamer Union. from Ne.-Oriesns,
brings 1920
The steamer Merlin, for Bermuda, took
ort'o-day $40 $50 in Specie
~ SEE EIGHTH PACE. n
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,rvv WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST g. 1851
Mrsr.xys-"A ~. Volunteer" IS en-

M,sr.xyS-"A NY. Volunteer" Is en-
t;re,v mistaken in his conclusions upon our para
graph in regard to the presentation 70 Mr. Ores'ry
We evrrc.S,x commended the gallant Volunteers
for their approprate present, and spoke appro'ihsY
NJ Mr. cregorx,s speech nor did We IN any manner
d,sr,rgye the gif What occurred after the cola
tion whom the brandy began TO flow, we dld mol ap
move The Volunteer" IS also mistaken IN saying
tb., We never notice the funeral paradeS OF the
cons m the contrary, We never fail to notice thei
and rcve- omit 10 publish them beforehand, when we
c.r There "a no reasonable thing that we would
no, do for this gallant corps and no ordinary favor
IN our yav that they should ask III VAN Dut we
cnfess ina, we are not ready to defy the regiment
having . decided adherence Of man-worship d any
SOFT.
Tug OPgRA.-La Favorita was per-
formed as nght before d full house and much en-
,Aus,asrn was manifested There Willie no periorm
arc, tonight all hands being engaged in preParins
fo, The representation Of Don Pasquale on Monday
night.
SrRENADE. Dodworth's Band, last night,
cave the honors of magnificent serenade to the
dauplter Of the late Alderman Mercer, on the occa-
sion Of her marriage to Joseph s Taylor son o. the
City Controller Like everything done by The Band
TIE music was richly worth listening 70
FrENEN's SoIREE. The members OF
Humarc Company No. 20, in Ann-st., had fine par
g. as, night. or the occasion Of the opening OF Their
nov, narlor in the rear Of their house. goody mum
bc, nj iber wives and female friends were present
and rar.ook Of an excellent supper, enhveneo Win
songs and toasts When they had retired, q large
number Of Their brother hrenen were entertained.
TIE affair was very pleasant, and reflects much ere
d.. upon his welldisclpned and orderly company.
CHEAT DRAMATIC JUBlLEE.-Ihe Mar
shall Festival, which is TO come of at Castle Garden
all dav TUESDAY is to be one Of The grandeSt affairs
OF TIE kind ever offered in this country. per7lsai
OF the programme, IN our advertising columns, VIII
be 'he bes, method of Judging Of the hugenesS Of The
repas..
PATTERSON AND Navy DIRK PLANK
RoAp.-A meeting of the Stockholders Of this Com
many Will be held in Paterson on the 9th INST, foI
the purpose Of organizing the Company.
ASSISTANT ENGISEERs.-Mes Henry
II. Howard, foreman of Hose Company No a. and
Richard Kelly. foreman of Engine Company No :,
have been elected by the Fire Department as Assist
ant Engineers TO fill Tie vacancies occaSioned by the
designations Of Messrs. Varian and Mct'iunS,
The following was the vote:
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Another Version of the Affairs in Cuba.

DUNIVNF INWN
4 letter received BY one Of the first mercantile
firms IN this city dated Trinidad, Cuba, July %,
says y on Will probably hear exaggerated accounts
OF lnsurrecton IN various parts of the island. In
tins place So young men proceeded 10 hlu near by,
and raised the standard OF independence they were
pursued by the Government troops, and 4 portion OF
them surrendered without resistance, and begged
for mercy the rest fed INTO the woods This IS all
the rising there has been in this vicinity" The cor
respondent also further says, that whatever out
nallv <ttDnrcss cd "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
Movement, of jenny Lind.


Jenny Lind and her personal attendants arrives ~
four o'clock this afternoon IN the steamer Reindeer
from New-l 0rk. She took a carriage for Congress
Hall and in the morning viii take the seven clock
tram OF cars for Buffalo. It Is said she VIII remain
III retirement at Niagara Fails for several weeks.
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The Cuban Revolution Another Contradiction.

bNlrI1NRE. FTII1N, Nug- :
! have lust a letter from responsible source
al Havana, brought by The Georgia 70 a gentleman
no, connected with the Revolution IN Cuba. pro
nouncng all the statmentS IN, forth by the the span
ISL Government rs false and predicting the entire
success of the Patriots m sixty day>-that the an
nouncement> of the overthrow OF the Patriots have
been put forth by the Spanish Government 10 check
the movements n the United states. These stories
are said TO be ali known to be false IN Havana The
letter was snugg ed trough by passenger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

Receipis since our last-FLot r. 900 bbls WHEAT
10 600 bus Corn. none. Flour has been dull and
heavy and tending downward. Michigan sold at So
3Iu3 A. WHEAT was IN moderate demand, Win a
steady market 800 bus sold al .. for ono. CORN
i held above The OF buyers, and small sales
on.y were made OF mixed w stern At 45a TIC OATS
are STEADY and unchanged. FREIGHTs nave not va
red from our last
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Great Trotting Match.

ROCHESTER, Friday. August :
The great trotting match between Lady suffolk
and 81 Lawrence, for purse Of 5000 took place on
the Rochester Union Course this aiternoon-mue
heats. best IN s. Lady Suffolk victorious, WIN
nlng the lst, 2d and 4th heats The time was As loi
lows lst heat. ON 25sec ~. PIN 3-sec., 81. I'm.
36Sec. 9TH, 2m. 36sec
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4 Negro Nurdered-Large Fire.

riCA Frddy, Aug y.
John Perkins and cOiOTet man, working IN
hay.feld in the town Of Sangerfed. had some alter
cation whereupon the former seized a sythe and IN
Stany killed the latter Perkins has been arrested
ard lodged III Jail.
The tavern and number Of out buildings belong
ing 20 : Ferguson. situated four miles west OF this
CITY. were entirely destroyed BY fire last night.
Loss - n0O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
Movements of the secretary of State.

BOsTON, F.iday, Au3. y
Hon. Daniel Webster LEFT Boston this morning for
aiS farm at rankin, y. H. M, Webster TOOK her
departure At lie same time for Saratoga.
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Market, .BrFFALo, August I.

Tie sales Of FLOUR, to-day, comprised 900 bOis.
IiOwari.s; AT 81 and sou City Mills. 1t 81 COFFEE
5 0OO bags sold at Sc a &c for Rio, and 9lc Tor
lag,Iayra The sales have been 5000 Rio, and 100
Laguay IA. ana the imporaons have been 5000 RIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
MarkeIs..nAtlANY. Ang 8.

Receipts Of the pas; 81 hours Flour, 1000 bbs.
WHEAT 800 bush Corn, 10000 bush. FLOUR Is
reelected We have no sales 10 report. Prime
Genesee sole ., Toe CoRS IS steady az Yesterdays
rates. with sales Of 1000 bush. ono WHISKY 4 Al
- &C.
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Cuban Affairs. via New-orleans.
BALrlNoRE. IniaY. ~


The Southern mai has arrived. An ezra Nsr-
orleans Piray1ne SAWS, tie Cuba Revolution /, no,
SupDre sSed The patriots hold iheirown. Trinidad.
CieniuegOs. and Villa clara haze sent cut their
bands, and Gunia Miranda had r.iScd the banner D:
revolt
The steamer Vixen and u ; Sioop Alabama.
sai,el from Pensacola OIL SATURDAY Tor tuoa
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Case of Hanging,

ALBANY. Friday. August :.
Young man ia son of MIR. Robert Wmtiock,
lumber dealer, va, found hanging IN the garnet OF
his fathers house. this afternoon. Il was the result
Il l.rAl
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Gamblers Riot, a..

BOSTON, Friday, Aug. !
The gambler, who were compelled 10 leave the
muster-held Al Neponset, proceeded to Squantam.
where a serious night occurred among themselves.
knives and clubs were freely used and 1t was re-
ported that one Of the gamblers was fatally injured
one had ais ear bitten OF, and others were badly
bruised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
Execution of Amos Green.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug. :.
Amos Green. the negro convicted OF rape, was ex-
ecuied at Ellcot'> Mills to-day. lie protested as
innocence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
Market. NEW ORLEANS. August ;.

Sales we're made Of 80 uerces Of RICE today al
80 ana Of OCO kegs OF LARD, No. !, n l0c Sler-
ling ExcHANGE IS at 9u 10 premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FuGlrIys JUSTICE. The days OF recrea-
ton have come, and the Judges ana the more nota-
be members Q; The Bar nave fled the c.,y. Judge
Morse unwilling TO leave The soil OF he Island
kingdom, tlnits 10 Ryerhcad. and j. executing
sentence on the inny tribe. with hook. Judge
Greenwood j. al Catskill. where he = welcome
guest, although there were many green woods
there before. Judge Johnson i in Tie other Island
State. 1t Newport. where morning additions and
nightly hops make up the sweet and bitter of the
spell Of pleasure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
Death OF an Artist.

BUFFALO, FRIDAY, Aug :.
Mr Van Br0ndiS. an artist of Detroit, was Alle 4
while hunting near Chicago yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09
Rrs,cy,r,oy oe Dr.. Norr. 1t is re-

ported. SAYS a Utica paper, that Dr. Mott has re-
sizned the Presidency OF Union College, ana that
Rev Dr. Hickok. Of the Auburn Theology. al sem
nary has been selected as his successor ihe imam
cation By a Committee The Trustees INTEND 20 SUP
80 fl renori OF Il aalrs 70 The next LegslatuTe
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune

sezfs1r~ MsyaS-e T-iy-cTA Cfc, ~ s-< Rss0s-
S'ars- -r-sts
For further Tsi>y-rpl'c Dsppci,s SO villa Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-09

PARDON or CLEMENS ASKED FoR.-Pet-
tons are now la circulation for the signatures Of our
citizens who are IN favor of the pardon Of Clemens,
lie unfortunate young man reSplted from death
few weeks since. Several thousand persons. m
ciudng The most prominent men n the community,
haye affixed their signatures Let all who desire
that tie Executive clemency should be shown to
one who, BY the confession OF ms shlpmaes at the
iost OF The galloWs, innocent OF all participation
IL ne deed TO! which they suffered. DO likewise.