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This would leave but little hundred thousand
dollars applicable the enlargement of the Erie Canal to
the redemption of the debt which may be created against the
surplus under the bill before the Senate. But there 9TH
sources Of income belonging to tho canal fund besides
tolls, which We have not taken into this statement.
New York has the line of canals which We have just
rced from the Hudson the Lakes and least two
pete lines Of railroad also between the Hudson and Lakes
( parallel with each o,her Blu, she is satisfied with
these great Of accommodation Western trade She
anticipates her the Of ten and half mil
lions for the purpose Of making that perfect which is
already the admiration of America.
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"Washing,on City, June d. 1851"
Correspondence OF the Bai,in'ore Sun.

IT.
T'a f,se Of 10 the Gorerror
i.strS EE5rS:Cireat excitement prevails in Howard
il tGi!G Ia Green, III. convict who was to have
executed the 18Th instant, for rape white
but, at the solicitation OF hs spiritual adviser respite
Of Two weeks granted BY his excelency Governor Lowe,
Since which time petitions have been in circulation for sig
natures praying communication OF his sentence or an entire
pardon There Is also report from reliable that
rr has signed some fabrication duplicating herself and
eXoneraiin. III" cniprt Counter petitions have been for.
wat-G 70 The Governor sustaining the Cour. in their
deihcraor AMI Thousands persons are cx-
pecicd here Friday next, the day oil execution More
PATAPscu.
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,.>.ru,.,.,,r ,,.,,,,. ;,

UNFOUNDED RuMOhS-Wc see it stated in some
letters Washington that the Secretary OF War Mr. Con-
rad intends resign. Il hardly necessary say
that this the thousand rumors which take their rise
in This city and travel regularly the country which
foundation senIbiance. We have rea.
know neither the Secretary War any other
member OF the Cabinet have any thought Of Iesgnug
Washington Republic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

The County Court Tuesday last appropriated $500
the erection OF bridge the Shenandoah River
near Port Republic This is improvement that should
have been made at that point long since We will pay
mite OF the tax necessary TO construct the bridge with grca
pleasure notwithstanding the good people of that region
msns by means Of taxation.- Rockingham Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

The Collector Of Customs at Havana has notified the
commercial community that the laws and regulations Of
that department which have been heretofore VIGOROUSLY dis
regarded and evaded will henceoh be vigorously enforced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
COLORED BREACH OF PRO,

COLORED BREACH OF PROMlSE.-A breach OF
promise between two coored persona" named Miss
kipr and sr Smith, which has occupied the attention Of
New York Court for two three days past was decided on
the lJth.-Serdct $1,000 for plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
DEMOCRATS OF CHESTERFIELD co1nr,.

The Democratic party of Chesterfield county are
TO meet at their July county court appoint deena,
meet Delegates to be appointed by the counties 0,
Powhatan, and the town Of Petersburg 10 nominal, '"a
didate represent this Senatorial Disrc, in Tho 4n'
e.a Assembly. MASy VOTERS VI Cprsr.. '''-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

GOOD THROWING.-The Cumberland (lId.) Allega-
nan says the Mountaneer fire company Of that pncc have
small suction Quilt some six years ago in Baltimore by
Mr.. Simpson which throws l65 feet level and higher
than they have the means Of measuring
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

THE LATE ENGLISH RACES.-Thc Derby Race a
EPSON (Engand won by the favorte horse "Teddine
TOM The stakes were f5625; his owner Sir John Harvey
wins s7OOoO but some of the betting books show badly
one of them 10 the tune Of El00 000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
BL ACk BERRY SYpEp

The following is Il r.cep. tor n,,ki,,
dyscntery md 81 ooscness n the bowel. Tor
excellent and agreeable medicine particularly io cb an
2quar:s Of Blackberry juice go s'''''ea:-.
- oz. of Nutmeg powdered,
- or. Of Cinnamon do.
l-2 or of Allsp!cc %.
ii or. of Cloves DO.
Boil he Together t WG Fl, ne strength Of the spices ana to
French brandy and swceten with loaf Sup,r '' proof
Give child tHo spoon:ais t,Tcr times = t,,.
the quantity ii the disease be not checked ~.
dose according 10 The age. ~'E">c Tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27
VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.

TUESDAY, JuSE oath.
The Convention met on Tuesday pursuant adjournment,
and after prayer by the Rev. Mr. Howell of the Baptist
Church, the journal of Monday read and approved
Mr.. BLUE offered the following resolution, which was
read:
'Resolvcd Tina, membe. from and after the adoption
this resolution shall be permitted speak longer than
minutes any pending question before the COMMITTEE
of the whole Convention"
Mr.. FISHER proposed the following as amendment
"Resolved That the obligation between speaker and
hearers mutual while the former speaks sensby 10 the
subject il the duty OF the latter listen and when the
listen III the duty Of the former 10 cease
speaking, at that point mutual good ceases and thereby
much time will be saved"
Mr. PyrcE offered the following as substitute for the
whole:
"Resoved That on and after to-day the Convention will
hold an evening session, commencing dt AZ O'clock
Mr.. FISHER moved 10 lay the whole upon the table and
the ayes and being called the vote sood-ayes 81 noes
81.
So the Convention refused to hold evening sessions.
On motion of Mr. STUART of Patrick the Convention re-
solved itself into committee Of the whole upon the Judica
~ Repnrt-Mr. SoCTHAtL resuming the chair.
Mr. BococK presented The following which he proposes 10
offer hereafter. 1t ordered to be printed:
"The first general election OF Judges Justices OF The
Peace and other judicial ministerial county officers shall
take place time 10 be fixed by law which shall be prior
10 the 30tn day of June ISL and thereafter the regular
elections OF said officers shall take place at like time
years intervening between those which the election Of
members of the House Of Delegates shall take place
"The of members OF the House of Delegates first
elected under this Constitution, shall expire the Oth day
of June in the year l55 and general election tor men,
bcs Of The House of Delegates shall take place at pre-
vious time in year be fixed by law and SO bennay
thereafter.
"he general elections Of members Of the House of Rep
esenativcs of the United States and of Senator'S Govern
or and the State officers often these occur shall take
place time with the election of members of the
Hons. OF Delegates"
The discussion upon the Report was kept up until late
houMr Chiffon Of Fuuquer speaking hour. The ques
ton then whether he should be permitted
nuc his remarks beyond the hour ii commended that
hour rule only applied the Convention and
the Committee Of the Whole Mr.. Chiffon yielded the floor
before concluding in order that the question could be- settled
and hecnpon pro,racted debate continuing until half
three o'clock, carried in discussing the one hour
rude" Numerous amendments to This rule were offered
shortening the timc Others lenghening bu left
before decision arrived at.
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RICHMOND ENQUIR Elk.
" WnDS Es6AY MoRNING, JUNE 2s, $50 !.
>rrIy Work CANALS.

NEW YORK CANALS
y ;, ha recollected that some two mon'hS "s 80
sion of the New York Legislature was o'o" They re-
ooa NJ The resignation of twelve oehH'o .od
signed to prevent the passage OF o', r;ssoncrs IN
rho lower house) authorizing the Canii NM
mortgage the surplus income OF the oa''' hitch o,b.r.
new sufficient TO complete the ena' 80, wars
wise could not be effected in less nun ", ILL., 49,
The surplus revenue will be near one e,o .oo ,r 90
nually while the present sum ieq"' en,.,ors ,,ro
cordipg TO The best estimates lhe ''''e c ,
all Democrats and believed the hleasu " I..;Iu,
al De"'oea' co.stit,ton prohibiting the Legislature
p'o' " " -, eation of public debt, beyond an
- h;h Yas already filled up. upon an appear 10
. ..o,sr under writs OF election TO NIL Inc vacant
va e,,ors ont of the twelve were returned laVor-
'ea''' ,roposed And the Legislature Is now
aoe ~ ' ou from the Governor, who recommend
of netting round the provision OF the Consitu-
81 '''J The bill is again before the Senate with
ava 49, ,,,o and no doubt is entertained OF It's pas
| sage. :, CO.. C,r;,oor =, coro,o
800, cosr of transportation on the enlarged Canal,
~ he ,educed 10 onehaf the present charge Al present
burden OF the boats in USE is gu TONS while on
49, ,aoa horizons il has been ascerained that those OF
oo1 oo he used with facility by small addl-
49,. ~ rovne power, but without any other additional
Whatever may be the result of the experiment OF
on,o hv seam on ordinary canals there can hardly be
de,b, ,s 10 It's paccabiy capable of floating
a vessel of 224 tons.
We before given the tonnage passing East and
an rho New York canals and in this connexion will repeat
tho results merely of the last years. carried both ways
in the year.
1850, 2,l756o0 TONS Value sla a9 6 6oS e eso
lsl9, ,s654 l6 TONS Value l27,O956o9.
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llUSA" .tI.

NEGRO mar BOB. escaped from til" l2th o. l
Sad about er Inche. hI-h. hG! ~ very
,r. ". and wcIsEu. 100 ;inG
Inclined i br liIe rci Wnfn "fhtcn 10
When escaped! h. mad WHISPERS iur hh
the u,
lie ncinettp be !ir para
FiugTIrr c"uny {" Richmond ri To
Ug Robinson purchase he 2l ,pui i-'i
tynsnn. Than hSry. iha stIt negro nay
he heard that i'
Wtrrrn"u ONE III NDREb DOLLARS
stli trgr" delivered any sale ~, 50
That can yet INN; Grycrr! Richmond Jn.S -
PRESTON WDRiH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

The Postmaster General has ordered daily mail to the
Fauquer White Sulphur Springs from the first of July to
the first Of October in each year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

public meeting of the citizens OF Petersburg was called
at the Court House yesterday afternoon for the purpose
taking proper steps tender the President Of the United
States an invitation visit Petersburg his return from
Old Point 10 Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

Late accounts from Galveston Texas state that the crops
in almost every part Of the State in very favorable
don and that the country is rapidly filling up with sub
stanal farmers from every quarter.
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'f-IIls c=er Ted horse VIII stan! The .. a W
stable a i.lris! Cour-r the commencing - ~
discharged ~ u" payment Of So "ilH ne seiseA -
m mare WI" W o' pGnms WIN her to or' q, .Ha
Care taken al "m but no rcai"E-biiy "l be atu'i! 49,
Perform NCES-The srsrad performances Of Ia; ~ :.
90 we'll knows throughput Tn" county as scarcely to nr'
the consequence order lir. sf+ai r.
rae" over the gicn Course Ia li3. ~ Which he iro'sd
pronounced by TIE New YORK SPIRIT {" the l"e, an H.
III. furi Re@3s,rr. ins
cnnp.,l,rra Ere. Trade an! Dn-toua Of the r. IT.,
On ia" ufi -Four heats In all were run and tie any,
VS. better b! hall second than ever made ny ~.
ie Course. Ere" iiJ. won the t:s, .' Ils
raY.iio The q! si". Bos'"aa Ii" 81 ia '1! aa' ''
iih lUS. .F...r.s
rnt WIS the that the r,sha Of ,t .o
10 ne English ns was attracting The attention Of ier
In rammrr's@ upon Bell! Lie III London one NJ 49, ',..s.te:
III" ~ suggested that, n case the challenge ah'Ga
die .! that he would prove victorious over the
sz& ASp APPEARANCE ray.Ho is 5t,e .: l5., ~,
:h chestnut cnJf Ia form ami naae he = f4.:
Of the sin O. tie Times, Ills props!nF o"et are
and he has tha 10 his his nppearanee winch Induces eve"
rEDGREr ITay Ito was got BY pes.o, o Tt o. ~ b!
l'erod srs b; Lii-ays Ranger; ee."s Atoi! . yla
On, c nf c." s,isa Gsst .si; r,: The
lse,t ey believed horse u The c@:; ~ .lLGy
March .e~4wrf --p----
IN CHASCEitY- :-Gaofse Il 'i""''''
Catfan. u Is..a. uiov: Of on " Maus4 j.. a., an ia,
Z. Catherine e.. >iia Samuel j.. Jesse { '' 1. -. j
MA + M.uEi. children he:l At waa! d 'i's 81 s .'
Maur.a. ana Ro5rf II a.I!s.e+1 'N'' r..,,
Purs.sl :. !errre 81 ,h- Circuit 90: liz G
burg AM James 81 rJrpHntc! "
cv ci William hurs required 20 cn'nr Ia ar. tfr;
before the abrr. tie F"ianI"sone' 81 'Ir n, ID - ~
ice in the salI City Williamsburg. on or "'' .oai
default thereof hey V" ~ asA
cied ifom benefit OF the sal! decree a." .4 >s
vea that. the day las! mentioned al my -. o. -
account -ai debts anu OF The i""e'" 90 f1.c " 49,
John VI N!,upfi OF his real ant prE'ot 1' '
| hand. Of tn ,renGan, kpher' II Arn+ra1 ~, ~.
hand. o AZ. person his order or ~ - vuOpY VI v
| June lJ-cw>w WI go
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PER, Wan GUANO.

SANlHC made ~:!s t."grrDr.r.t a,-,
obItruc .tU,mt rrirt i'|" pEri,ra4,,
rccriVe or'"t- irnj uus= 10: Far i>r, "ru
guu good tplr EIrInr "
.lr br C D.. the l., Jus
wru! ma. nfGrf 10 -
ihcllaa Il an rais g.
We .~ri ianl AMI manui.cts c.l.f.
Tnr,..lus u rclinr- W9cai Fan ,.ury Coz
stTuctiUI. WATKINS ~ NURTtN
Nj lI-rFv Commission Merchants Pr.r-..ru
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IN l. IN

Free negroes are no longer permitted 10 se-,,e
slarllreu few weeks since. = VIC Leg.
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STATE TAN ON UNITED STATES PROPERTY
The old question Of the rights of the States to impose tax
upon property belonging to the Federal Government has
been revived Carlisle (a) where imposed upon
the United States Barracks and horses levied upon to
enforce payments Judge KANE has granted special
junction. upon The application of the United States District
Attorney restraining the sale OF the horses until question
be decided October OF the United States Dis
lrict Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

Mr. White of Loudoun has been detained from his seat in
the Convention for days, by indisposon We are
gatted 10 learn that he convaescen and hopes be at
his post again soon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

The Board OF Public Works have subscribed on the part
of the State 10 the stock of the Warrenon Branch OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad This subscription amounts
to sixty thousand dollars and with the private subscription
already made up the completion of this improve
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Sl3,559,353


The whole tonnage upon all the canals for 1850 was
3,O766l7 tons.
In truth the Western trade has increased so rapidly and
so far out grown the capacity of the main canal that with
all the appliances of lateral railroads. II has been physically
impossible to do the business We informed from the
West that large of Western produce are annuahy
shipped by sea, which would be transported through e IN
terror on any from Virginia TO New YORK; IN prefer
ense il suitable means provided New ork no" mas
her great canal and least lines OF railroad rom ue
water 10 Western steamboat navgaon ana YET she
through constitutional scruples and political ties 10 carry
ont, at once the project for charging the canal and of in
creasug her capacity control the wealth, influence
and power which Western trade conrs upon those having
the manliness and enterprise to secure it.
It appears from the las, report of the Commissioners Of
the canal fund and Auditor of the canal Department. that
there has been expended up the 30h OF September 1885,
in building the Erie and Champan Canals, SlO ob
cents and in the enlargement of the same is
cents making s26 1885, III "a cents Add TO this sum, the
4l proposed TO be raised under the bill no" before
the New York Senate, and we shall have the sum OF
S36 81 cents Of expenditure these canals Tolls
had been received The Both September last to the amount
of 07 Al cents. The whole amount OF tolls Teceiv
TO that date from "all the State Canals, railroads. and the
Oneida river improvement" was s45,5O9SI3 81 cents The
Governor in the last annual message that has been
shown that the present money value Oh Tue caha aoopus
the average revenue of the last few years. equal CAPT
tai of 4l4 so cents six per cent interest The
whole cost was about s34l2 000 And the amount realized
on loans made to carry on the work s3 34U H.
These have been 80 reduced that the Governor states that
he aggregate of the State debt the Both day Of
September last was as follows:
Canal deb, Sl6,l7l,l0s l6
General Fund debt 6,359 693 80
Total s22, $50, S02 AZ
II may be of place here 10 give statement of the
tolls collected each canal in the fiscal year $780, ap
pears from the last report-to wit:
Erie Canal Tolls S29263l IS
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The enbankment Of the Soutside Railroad is ready
for the supersructure and Mr. Jones about begin the
work of laying it. The calculation is that thousand
feet can be laid day. II is supposed that the Road will be
in operation 10 Nottoway Court House by the end Of the
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,.itT, DULLAits .tE,> A,sn.

TgIE reward M. oa wl nr paul ar me aprtF'
al delivery Of serEaH, BDNAPARTE. VINO .r
plantation iih Il i believed that tn" said b': N
.Iss white person and - t. ~" ice
ties lie is ugcnnninly has light and nearly s.iarc5
l-fly Tor white person lie a5'u j:
SPEAKS slowly ar! with rla
m especially When uuscl Carried with h!m palm lal
cio,! a Old cuh dab cass!net or i ey a!
other r,n no, rcc1.rici Tr rewar! WAL be he
aurr,-usu hoy. II !aScn h.n t""nts mites
ms plantation an! s2I II under .la. distance.
WI 4. SCOTT
IinwariSyic AlJeni.ric. j!ne l;-c3w
To Pisur. D4! vii please insert three week and sead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

DIED. a; WaycV!y, ~ Hanover. the g,i last r,Jov
MORE the "Ith son - Lucy e. as VA. A. B!al1r s II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-27

MORE. the ."lth u ucy e. aai wn l,!alr Hs I'LL
GONERNMEST PERUVIAN GC,xn
genuine PERUVIAN GEANU III an glar;l.. a. % y .l's'
II nag N-'"'i'1
Also. al! kl's .! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS s.,se ..
!tI,,JI> "a, 1911.
IuEc lj-c.lw p -
- EHtNlAS t:UANO.-Wc MI I-.e..r rs -
"lrr@"tIr-" and "NhI- Guni. which lied ir1aI
rect '"r Hampton Roads and !ue mOala at JAR: r W
suppl! OF stntur No Peruvian GUnr w0c ". Ute u
o- 10 SUI purchasers, either from i' wliT. store W.
perfect cont '"r'c ic: inns GHtHn lrl. a, rr
rs through The authorized agent al tie PcrUvlia
hDik aii ~! be entered ~ the Custom House lie a. ana
,!rt our "wi. supervision. McGErDER \ sI\S"
June lO-.ti
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Nett Tolls S2.5o4 ,5lO 81
BY the It'll article of the Constitution Of N York there
transferred from the of the canals the following
sums-to wit:
LIST. For redemption of canal debt sl,30o,0OO
I'd. For redemption of general fund debt 350.O0O
Sd. For the support of government 200 900
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GREAT M&UICAL DISCOVERY.


:. SJR ALI. NERND. : CONDITIONS OF me SYSTEM /
-
pl,.! lr'" difficult. most NERVOUS hi>"i~!~ w
Ir.Duiy adde's! which
lrr:vr rv NERVOUS CORDIAL N"yunt
Trnor SHAKING o: III" Head, Paldt". ttta
the Face. wlcI.a:s
Flesh, Wakr;nmcsS Heart Diseases Neuralgia . "i
mind 5nIy affected b: aooe study in!' iy MON
!rrlu Medicine. peculiar happy effect aaEI ~ r
violent Nervous aw! pmpet"y efaiica'Inc them ~ 'H
sys:-:n may the grt:e>, IL. cO""y TIE -
N.cur -r,uc- Id I'll ,ioc NERVOUS DISEASE
over which nurd Ideal xii! has hlcro hd - ro
ro gram. rrstpcr ~ hGi ding up weak tul1nat'a'
and 'r5tatcd by other medicine; u! ia4
a;c prnI.c. isr charm. AID H. beneficial slec's ara
miraculous The weak he nervous AMI hocc sl'"i@f =" Cor
Tss an! is!irs-. "qucny cuTc'! W urG .3r .
tie Pace ~ ; Rose. VI u
rolc hal OF PURCELL. LiDn & co. x Il DiNAL GAN\OE
WOOD. j BLAIR. o. \ SrKECkER, ADlE GRAY, BEN
NETT X HEIRS. Jun" !-''"
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Ireland Is fast losing it's population An immense emgra
,ion such as was never before known witnessed from
thu, suffering country. Most of the emgranss come the
United States. The late Census show dimnuton OF two
millions from the population of Ireland since lsil $4,000
mostly Irish embarked from Liverpool during the month of
April Large numbers of Germans also route from
Liverpool TO America
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J. SMITH DODGE. DEHTisr.

No :. N1NN NTKEFE ; HT'NN NN''NUN'1 NJ" WV
RIM, WI,tu@ Isl -
SGT, rs Letter. PttGt mrlc 90 AEiir!''N
TEETH which pan aialiy br. tf 'rr&
!nv tel. aud enables the keep lie u"ul i"
,ru'iy .a"erai !rai rc has ,"n TN: "e
failure seven sears
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:)is. ,XD-,.'. GREAT .:i.1DD 81 ~ ria..i.
= IN e. 4 1, 4 T.

I'D " HUI III~ TIIIT FT'I'E'
y My arslYc ratrc Ia m a!i'lH tr pa a'f g."
!r AMI
Pri"~t* - - ,u' She tr
py Chapman Cos, G'Fnn, at H." 30" '
OF Chemistry. ant Aagnc frequently neen 'al 80"
trss Gslsa n" practitioners. am cuabeG al h ''
"fe he p1pIc @c results al TIN. iacilce II :.e
Ftpriy .H"iicincS
tho rnpouning nj heE" Medicine. rnys"it 'H"E 7'
i'. - rhnu nis TESTIFY, tar to The n2u
:alt'! ~ u.i'icln"s.
NJ B.na Pj.in- Arrrar". is vel crh!.'"! ~ re ma
has effected -. t'u'Hp >cfuiGa HprAiit 10
inl.r and Liver disease. Ia Joint Affection, Etrnml s!rI
int! al diseases OF the
Impaired ana tpHn By The oi mercury NyPai
all cImpi;H.r. .G 10 IT.. gl"r ~ I'H
fih substitute a. a". ia'. 70
ftvrrahv upon the Inta Inms Its u fe sr
ava! wI"a rrl.l mft"mauoiao OF 'etH!ss aGctf"f
rrcnfnn tuu,!t Ssmp sail lnUGi p."rnn." tus
81 ta. lien ~ Diseases, Consumption JOHN kpoH
All OF Dr. Roses cuaied Family Me 'c!ucs can ne
PURCELL. LtDb y WttpiI. X i ID u
AIDE = GRAY, J. BLAIR, o. A. SiKECkLK ani b'HNLi'
4 HEIRS IMD.- .--L
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DEATH OF RICHARD LABOR SHEIL.-Ths cele
braed and brilliant Irish orator. died Florence the 18th
of May, of attack of govt the stomach He had late
ly gone Florence in the capacity of British Minister He
was born Dublin in l793 and long associated with
the late Daniel OConne in the struggle for Catholic Eman
cnaon In late wears he supported the English Wbr party
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Hon. WM. SELDES
Whilst on this subject may be well 10 report the sub
stance of some other statistics lately furnished by the iunc-
onaries Of Virginia. showing the debt liabilities, and re-
sources OF that Commonwealth.
The official statement lately made Virginia by her able
Second Auditor Mr.. Brown, shows that
On the Son September last the public debt ut te STATE
held by individuals and private companies 81 U25 59 80
OF this debt there is held in
C;rca, Britain So 800 $50 ~
In France and Germany So, 3uU w
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THE articles referred in the above letter arc here subon
From the National In;elIlgcnrer
L. L Il Z,
S53U,000,u0U

That there is this amount OF wealth in the State OF Viz
gina have no doubt and the official result when fully o.
aned II varies from The above will exceed father than
fall short Estimates have lately been made placing the
amount at 0000 which think'too great arising from
a too frequent recapilualon Of the capital in different
hands; kind Of estimate frequently made though producing
erroneous CONCLUSIONS explain the falacy of which would
require more time than can spare and which 10 you
would be unnecessary and superfuous.
Very respectfully your obedicnt servant,
JOS c. G. KENNEDY.
Census
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Fluvanna, June 81.