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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24
Seotbtp eneiafeit Ser @eftbnsuua. 4.
Ter fnosn lpir'

Sn cinem Srefe bonn sl6tb Seinrt Glap. batrt
Gf6lano ben 29 spriI, 1851, tporin er ben Gmpfana
( zines GeI6entS bon elmer S6neibtperf5eug- -Sabrif,
aus slgten unb SanbeiIen betebenb, anertennt, be-
fpritt er ben llnterf6ieb 3miIben ben Ser Staaten
unb Gn9lanb in Setreff Der 9eI6dbun9 bes eiubei-
mii6en SIebes, tpie foIst:
"Sb bin fsbr banfbar BON Sbnsn su srfabs
rem, bas bisfer Swsis BON amsrifanfbsm Sac
brlfweien NIT 70 autsm @rfole bstristen ,uirb,
oa6 ct ber Sefblsun9 nitbt bsbarf.
"Diss iif 9idlbsrmsiis NIT pielen anbsrn
3mei9en bsr SAL uno rpenn Der Sarif in einsm
rubl9sn, 9smdel9ten uno nationellsn &eiite aufs
9encmmsn pereen f6nnts, 70 sWeif1e ib nibt,
| bas cine b0i9e Sbusmasrs0el iu Stonoe 9ss
brabt merben f6nnts, fir Die Weniaen @eaens
ifdnoe be6 bsimatbhen SsiBss, mslbs bieisls
be jsst beotirfsn cbns ir9snb elm Snters0e ,u
bssintrdbti9sn.
"@n9lanS tibt ourtb isinsn 9rosen Gorran9,
in ben Sunfsn Der Spilation unb BON Der
Sbatfac)c, ba6 mir bapon abifammen, unb bon
oem 0rosen au69sbsbnten 9anbespsrfsbr NIT
osmfeIbsn, einen 9rpbsn, faif ;u 9roben @inftus
auf unisrs Ssratbun9sn, burb fein Ssiipisl.-
Oabsr msrbsn feline qsbrsn BON Srsbonbsl sbsn
70 bauf9 importrt, al6 feline 59anbsl6:Nrtifel,
uno ino 6ei bensn mslbe iie an9sncmmsn bas
ben, in folbem @raos bsrrfbsnb, bas itb bsnts
fix merosn eS notbig finosn bsfslbsn ;u dnbsrn
unb III bvftbrdnfen. Die StsllunQ @nqlano8
1T nsit psrfbieben BON Der bsr Scr. Staatsn,
in Sstuf bss @s,psrbsitsiBes. Die 3oafcms
msnbst mc;u bort Die Sabrifen estrabt mors
Den fno burtb 9ross Sunlf, binldn9des @as
ptal, woblfsiIe Nrbeit uno lon9s @rfabrun9,
maCbt Den Sbus unnoibia. Sie f6nnen ruba
ir9sno cine Wlltbemerbun9 ousDalten, i'm Sns
unb Nu6lanoe. @b iff onoerS NIT bem en9,
fben Aderbau; es wro BON aus9essdbnehn
enalifbsn Staat6sWdnnsrn an9sncmnlen, oas
Ct SbuB bsbarf 9s9en oubldnoifts Witbsmsr,
bun9, uno in England 1T jest Elm &f i'm
@an9e iber bisie Sra9er jWifben Den Sswobs
nern Der Stdbte unO osnen oes Qanoss. llnlsre
@hlIun9 in Den Ser. Gtaotsn if 0erooe ba8
&s9sntbsil. 6ier beoarf Der Nfsrbau nid)t oes
Sbues6, obsr sini9s 3wsi9e unisrss Sabrifwef
fsns beoIrfsn bsfsIbsn, fir snsn bsfbrdnftsn
3etraum, in rdfonabsln unb mdsi9em @rabe.
0Rit FOLDER Iufmunterun9 mtrbsn lis in fur,er
3st cine 9ausr unb electromagnetic erreicbsn,
moburb lie fdbi9 fein Wsroen IS init osnsn pcn
r9sno einsm anosrn Qanbs ausiubaltsn; unb
in Der SrpifdsnSeit fcltsn mir ale ;lsbertrsbuns
esn in 5oanbsl6s uno @slosNn9sls9snbsitsn psrs
msibsn, bic, ,uie nur supel llrfadbe 1T III firts
ten, entifsbsn f6nnen burb Su bduf9e unc nuss
esbebnts Smportatcnsn pom ausldnoiitbsn Sas
brlfaten."
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24
Sine OeGbe=Wfaftbine. .-eins wu

VtHe UINUe=@UlHICDIIte' INV '0""
eerbau flsins Waibins, weIbs Die Sraft ooer
@sfbidlibfsit bon strpa 40 Sbnsiosrn in lit
bssrsift, 1T firSIb BON Sfaae Ns. Ginger, els
nsm pfffi9sn Ydnfis, bon 9esu Verf, srfunosn
ucresn. 9iefslbe murbs pcriss lBods slnlss
Sage in Sairo'S 6otsl sur Sbau aus9eifsllt,
uno bic pslhs @slsssnbst battsn iis in Operas
ton su fsbsn ssbsn su, oas ss bic bsifs bsrartis
ss Mafbins 1T, bic le jsnlaIs 9sisben babsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24
X6otli6cs 1tualnd.

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bon &uBtaun. Der duf Der Sauerei bcS Sorn. 0apib
&cmp, in 0laratatpnb SaunIbip. nit Seumabeu
bcibdfti9t mar, ifir3te 9cfern Dor abt Sa9cn bon
eiacm beIabenea Seuwa9en unb nnrbe 70 irbr beI6d-
bi9t, baB er faF au9enblidlidb tobt mar
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24

Der ffeine Wilbe.-9ie feline @eIdidte I'M
ter befem siteI tpe6e felt ben lebten IL @o6en bic
eIfis Sete bonn 9eoba6ter fiiute unt. tpie mir ber-
nebmen. beIsn 9eifaI fanb. entist in Der beutiarn
Nummer Gtipa gr.mplare bon icber Summer ilnb
nod borrdtbia unb TIM ben 9eip6bnliden Prei8 gu
baben. ipenu iie baIb ab9enommen trtrben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24

Sircftor Der Ser. Staatcn Wlnnse.-
Dds 8eriibt, melbcS Ibon Dor einieen @o6en funb
fpurbe. bab Or O. 81 Gdert bon bier. alS Sireftor
Der Ger Staaten Wtin3e, in Qbilabepbia, angeifeIt
irorbcn iei. bat l6 cntIib beitet unb bic anftel-
lung in bcreits officien ber6tet Or Gdert III bier
nnb i'm 9anScn GauntD 70 al9cmein bsfannt unb be-
Iiebt. bae cS unnotb9 1T gu id9en bab feline anie.
lung fur elm 70 piOti9es Gmt al9enene Sefriebi.
gung aelr6brt als re6tiber Wann bon oieI prat-
t6rr Grfdbrung, bcIbt CT ane Gi9enibaftcn bic CUR
Reripaltung Ieines sImtes erforcer6 iino unb mir
jpefeln ni6t taB CT bic 4fibtcn befebrn 9etrsu II.
reblib rrfl(lcn iprb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24


Turtbtbare SucrSbrunft - Gam Tran=
cisfD 1ieet int Nidbe !!-I,5OO Sdufcr
ftno abaebrannt y!
GaS 9umpflbiff Crescent Gitb, neIdtS am 0ltt-
mod abcnb bon Gbagres. in geu g)orf unfam bradte
stadri6ten bon elmer I6rcdli6cn SeucrSbrunf. mo-
bon bic Gtabt San SranCSio, an Nbeno be6 3ten
@loi beimgeiutt unb falt gang in Gife 9te9t murbe
9aS Seucr entftanb UNI IL llbr Gbenbs. In enem
anfrei6erIbop an Der gBcftIeitc bon @ortSmoutb
SQudr. Der baIb in lidten Slammen i1anb, uno ba
be1elbe mef bon boljernen. lccbt enbilnbbaren &C.
bduttn umgeben mar, 10 batten i1b bic Slammcn
bieen berctS mitgebeiIt bepor bic 2CIbdpparae aui
bem 4labe 0nfumcn.
0aS Scucr brrbrctcte fb init un9l0ubIid furbt-
b0rer S6ncIIi9teit nab berIbicbenen &ibtungen,
burb mCbrrre Suabrate. unb al6 Der Sag anbrab ID
gen game Straben in NId)e unb toS Seucr tbeiltc
l6 aub nod ben Sbiffcn i'm So0ftn nit, pobon ci-
n9e bur6 bic Slammen per3eblt ipurben Die Seu-
crIrue paren 3par bcmilbt bas Scuer 81 l0bcn obcr
ibre 2oi6anftaltcn naren 10 gering unb un3uldng-
Ii6, baB ibre Gnfrcn9un9cn meni9 ober gar feline
gRrtun9 Datten. 0lebcrc Der 9r0Bten Sotsl8. ba8
3ollbaus unb onbere 0ffcntbc @rblube lie9en in
NIbc Die gan3e 3ob Der abgebranntcn Sdufer, bic
bem Nb9anqe bieicr Rabribt mobl nod nibt 9enau
su bef1immen mar. prb gu 1900 arse9eben unb Der
@erluit pirb auf IL bio Is 0illionen 9baler an9e-
I6laaen, ipopon nur peni9 perllbert rpar
Sc pdrbe 5upiel Raum crforbern bier bic Gin5e.
beitcn beer ibredIiden Seuersbrun gu IiefcrH. bic
| in ben cn9Iben 3ctun9en mebre Spalten fdlen-
ebenIo tpirbe eS unmO9b iein bic Scene beS GcnbS
sn beIbriben. ipobon nlr Nu9eE5eu9en enen ribt-
gen 8egriff baben ionntn Sur burb ba8 aufiprcn-
gen eini9cr oniebnber Gebdube 9elan9 es bas Sort
fbrelten brs perbecrenbcn Clements 3u bcmmcn.
sauienbe baben bur6 biele Scuer6bunft ibr OBJ
bad nnb bieIe taoon NlIes pcrloren mas ie batten
9as Glenb mar 9roB unb man traf sInitalten ben
2eibenbsn ollie m69libe SSilfc gu eiften, Sb 0len-
ben bel bem Seuer umtamen. pirb nibt beitimmi
an9e9eben, bod 1T gu befir6en, bob bel Der bibten
SepOterun9 Der Stabt nitbt aOe init btm qeben ba-
oon .amicn. Dies war bic srSStc Scucrbbrunit no.
bon man III Gan Srane6fo uno mobl in gang sImc-
rita, iemaIS 9eb0rt bat 9aS leBte 9roBe Seucr In
Gun 8rancsco mar am 4. Wtdi 1850
Die gla6rbten aus ben @lnen lautcn nod i'm.
mcr 9infi9 td9lidb iperben neue Gntbedungen sc.
mabt unb bic NuSiibten Der Golb9rdbsr nb OieIoer'
ipu6eno Wlan bat cine WoI6ne gum 3erIbIagcr
bes Nuare8 In Gnwcnbun9 9ebra6t, nit bcm better
Grfols Der Geipinn Der babel bcIbditi9tcn Wdnncl
betriot td9li6 $2O bic $50 fur Seben
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24

Gine fpifbare amerifaniftbe Tabue.-
Die frlbercn Olit9licbcr Der Washington Grays
baben cine fb6ne aabne anfcri9cn Iaicn. tpelhc am
a. SuIi Gap. Suntrr's GOmpa9nie ieerlib dbcrreibt
ptrpcn ipirb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24
Tnr @r,te-befonoers Seutfdbc. - @ir

Sur slrste-befonber Sentfdc. - Sir
ebieIten oorse gGod)e bic eriten g'ummern einer
beutIben Wonatsibrift unter bem 9itcI "s'crta-
meriianii6er Wonatsberidt fur S'otur- unb Sefun-
&c." ipeIde i'm @erlas bon Sr 81 gbriffern in Gb-
lateIpba. crI6eint. unb crman9cIn nibt bic birfsen
ar3te barauf oufmertiam gu MAIDEN baB mir 9eiteI-
iungen tarauf annebmen unb bsIorgen. 9a bleie
S6rift bier nod gar nibt berbreiet III unb obne
3neifeI pieI Niblibes fur tos meb5lni1de So6 ent-
bdlt. 70 1T bn9 5u crpartcn, bas ile abn,bmer fin
ben pirb 4reis 81 fir 10 Nummern.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24
Sie 2pcuifs fbnnen fteeben.-

Sie SpcuffS fDnnen ftetben.-Seit leBteI
sSobe baben mir 9cni9cnbe 9ctpciIe erbaIen, bof
bic fueibIifbeu 2ocutS nit bem Stadel nomit e biz
Stinbc Der oilnnen @aumSpei9e anbobrcn, I'M ibre
eicr bpein gu lc9en, aud 0lcnI6en berpunbeu. unt
bag ibr Stib 9efdbrIib tpob gar t6btIib 1T, ipsnu
nibt sIeib dr5tlite'Silfc anscipenbet wro
gT. S. 2Open bcri6tete unS, boB er bereitS atpci
8aHe BON qpcuifStiden unter 9eb0nblun9 battc-
Gin tciner &ndbe mar bon einem qocuit in'8 &C.
ldt 9effohen, mas ebr fbmerste, peBbalb iein 3D.
ter 9lei6 dr3tIide 0litteI anipanbtc, mobur6 rer
Snabc gIei6 9ebeiIt iUurbe Cine Srau IN Der 9ten
StraBe murbc BON encm 2ccuft in bic lntc @ange
getoten, ais le 9cgen sbtnb turb ben @arten 9inC.
Die g8unbe Ihmeyte. bic @ange ibpoQ ipdbrcnb
Der 0abt fart auf unb ais Or 8. am onoern Ntor-
gen bu5u fam, mar baS cine Nuge gang unb baS an
bere beinabc 3uQeItpolIcn Die &rdnfc mar an al.
len @ebcrn teif lnb ibr &0rper nit faltem Sbneibe
bebcdt Nuf Der 8unge iporen ober 6 StidDc dtbt-
bar. Die &ranfc bcfanb fb in einerpirtIib 9cfdbr-
Ii6en Gage unb muBte cine Bodbe lang baS 9ett BIZ
ten, bod if lie. nadbem bic Sade ge0ffnet unb baS
Gift beraus9e3c9cn murbc, ipicbcr gang pobI.
Sin 0tann i'm 2anbe murbe bon eincm 2Ocuft auf
bic Intc Sano 9eito6en bic audi 9Icib gfdbrIl6
aufidwoa Sb fpcitere iIbIe SoIgen barau8 ertitan-
ben finb, babcn mir nibt crfabrcn.
G6 III bcmnab bunb9reifi6 bcweien, buB bic 90"
cuffs ffcfcn t6nncn unb baB ibr Stb 0cfdDrib IT.,
pcr bOber buS lln9Iit bat burd ibrCn Stib pCrpun-
bet 3u pCrbCn, berIdumc nidt Iofor nOb Cincm Nr6-
te gu 9cbcn. Sic ftc6cn nidt. I'M fib gu rdden,
mic Siencn, g9c6prn obcr SornIc, Ionocrn, me es
Idrint nur tann ipenn e 5ufiaig ouf cttpaS trefcn
9uS Gift tab fle nit ibrem Stdbe einimpfrn t0btct
bic iungen 3neige Der Sdumc, baber 1T es ein gSun
Der ncnn Wenibcn frant bopon tpcroen
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24

ycicr bcs 4ten Smli.-Dic gSbi9s bon @e"
aoin9 bieten 9cfern Nbenb in Sings ScteI einegcr-
fammInn9. um sInfaltcn fir bic Secr bee 4. Sul 5u
treffen Ga infer Slatt 5ur Belt mo bic @crIanm-
lung attfanb bercits ab9cbrudt ipar, 70 fOnnen mir
nit fa9en. ipos bel berrlben aas9emabt purbe per-
ben eS aber ndbffe g9o6e meIbcn.
Die Dicaen 2ofofofoe babcn sci ibrer Beriamm-
lung. am 0littmo6 Nbenb. beiboifen. bas llnab-
bdn9i9ietsfeit in 6ootbarfs Gdrten gu feiern.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-06-24

Die 0Bbie StaatS= SpnSentipn bcrIam-
melt ilb bcute in aancacrD nm Ganbiboten fur fol-
DE Staats-Gealter 3u crnenne. bic bel nd6fer g8obI
gu beieben 1nt. gdbfe gScde merten mir bieS'amcn
bereIbsn an3e9en unb 9Ieb3eiti9 bic Sabne enttal-
ten. untel ipeIbe ild bic @bi9s bon gennIDIpanien
in benz berannabenccn &ompfe ffelIen perben.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

o,ed md nm impressive ana eryid PRAYER "icE.u't -
p ed gentleman present. \ resolution was "'n -ovtr
~, ,h. meeting OF the Convention b. opehta ' ~
I'D mai the Committee OF Arrangements S''" -, rw
',i..s nj GItfrn; denominations "a v:i!c!'t' GA @'
sim. ;, Committee consisting OF Col.
,.v, Cat :Simnns Mf. Rose an! 20" -, ~ n ~
i,,i 10 receive and assign seats OF 'hI ;,,
from Grorgil, which had just arrived ~ LUZ
THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS CON T., - -.
C,,r,rsros MAv G. 10. p. VI Nothing teii'''c t'i'I,
, IN he Convention today. The coilml'Co i'io' ..
Ii.s and re,onripns which we're "dcc'i l" 10 i''@
LIN no considered tnnrow Daring the session 'o-h
rcrsl stormy resolutions were offered, la'"fhs ''
n,,a,, Siu,c action. Referred. ,..
lister was read fran Langdon CheFes fr%Fel!!h7 NJ ~"
i :, attend the deliberations 81 the Convention Az" -"
rnr,,ina separate STATE action lie aiF'.fd i'or"!h
,raon and expressed The opinion That t;G man az
ndcnce OF the South on N" DeticfacF q! he cum
20 .,J that the question had better Oc settled At me ai"-
~ Ihc letter Ind Tic table aud Offered 10 DC
The resolutions and address submitted ~ to committee
arc n the elect that South Carolina cannot snohlt 10 heF
r,on without eon0r and fnia and i' II was necessary
hn hnul relieve herself whether other States Jot ne: OF !"'
CHARLESTON MAY THE proceedings OF TIE Southern
RIGHTS Convention yesterday, justify the belief '' very
or9e ,au:itY OF the members determined H1i separate
Sate action Judge Butler and Hon. Langdon LhcSea nave
!, vain endcavored the current. iief moderate
c,unscls are entirely dsrcglrd.d and Mr. Rett tFi1ch
thc master spirit His resolutions, recommending li+ So
r..ni III South Carolina solitary ana aIooe were ctc'+a
with tremendous applause The most Intense excitement
prevails Throughout Tie city To-day will decide Tie late o.
]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
..-,,ce. refu,e ,hemselvcs-and leave our P''

:. -. whir advances, refute lhemselvcs-a"O
~ c,,,hor answer 10 the Wing, we q"o'e s't'
c,,, Tho p,u. ylyaniun in reply 10 ah al t'' = ,
VIII ,ba, journal point out the ;ece il trrr tn the uro.
,yhr II Senator in the Norl' ,a,oJ in Tho Compro-
vision in regard to fugitive siaN favor of its modification
mise measures, u'!o ;n, 10 single wing Iovernof III e
North or West who not in law" y. ri record and
ton of The Fugitive La" ss ma, single Northern or
almost OF n1!oc! h Senate that voted for the fngfve
Mesleh ""'s nand but three In me l1ousc-"hic ~
~ seven dohrcd2 Against hls am; - ,h evidence an The
I ~ CORY Southern man, Is 'ic cHiue.e i,,"d
be known 10 e'e , every democratic Governor Clec'c
other ~ West since the Fugitive Slave La" pass
10 lne oou, n bccn NUMBER is in favor oil lis piincips
and in favor Of its exe 'es onsnr c
Ohio md he goes for IT'S Enforcement :; bo North
Every ,ben is in favor of ii while in New Ramp
n; ,hs Democracy welcomed aeiea' ny 80, ri
shre inc 1;dote for Governor who had shown infny VI
board hi very question. We put ii to the hichon"
purpose o,v ns the single instance In winch the WINGS
s - vnte for a candidate for office IN the norm oecau
30 h;s aholion tendencies But Tor wing oppoSoh IN ''
OF i' @ nullyng statute against fugitive slaves "ouu
otao rsn,oed year ago, and even now atier passing
naIe in an emascuated shape, II has not received me
oo' If our Wing Governor. VINO refused 10 give ga
Fanueil Hall to make Constitutional speech h
ne ourse Who are in favor Of the reelection
mns Johnston in this State though ne IS openly OPP
VI W ~ tho Fugitive Slave Law wings all ana WINGS
pos. Whoi is Seward, of New York! Wing IN fu parry
ons ,non What party repudate Hale, Van buren,, hu''
cohnn &c because they have become abolition agita-
III, The Democratic party. Even IN Massachusetts'
here Sumner has just been chosen Senator noth'ne ou
dv opposition Of the National Democrats in the Legsia-
80 nreyented his election up 10 this moment and noi's
ha wheminr mower Of the free sellers carried MN
and even there where the Wings boast o not '
nr voted for Sumner it is beyond dispute that 'hey u
,ndda,e in Winthrop whose ultra hostility TO the usNe
Slave Law, and whose violent aoohuonsh were iue w "
| ,npdh m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09

Majority for Mixed over White Eass lis.
In Madison Ward, of the - who voted for the White ''a
is % voted for tie Compromise alternative PROPOSE
r, OF The 1872 !p voted for the Mixed Basis voted Tor
the c0mrronisr az an alternative 0 the If who voted Tor
tic COMPROMISE voted the White Basis alterii-
tive.
In Jefferson Ward - voted for the Compromise eXciu-
.v-thc Other los votes 70. the Compromise given
py Mixed Basis aHi White Basis voters.
Ia Monroe Ward g voted for the Compromise exclusive
w. the other IL votes the Compromise given 10y
lIi..A Basis and White Basis voters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
TO lie Editors q Tie Enquirer i:

RlcHMoSp, MAY 5, 1851.
Dear Sirs: was greatly surprised seeing. in The In
uire of ,ns morning private letter written oy I" Ma:
fu:n Cauon ESQ OF Boston. The letter WAS MOI designed
for publication and published without my knowicitc OF
supposed that the iacs and opinions coh."he"
i, il rouJ be used in conversation in other way
This statement is made NOT because finch from any OPT
MON EXPRESSED il the letter u, prevent suppooh on
The part Of any That have undertaken 10 eni'. nv
nuhr upon the subject Of the letter Ii should appear IN
any other paper this State, hope The ili" VIII 10 ~
The justice publish this note. Respectfully, ~.
> GEO ~ RANDOLPH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-09
COMMERCIAL RECORn
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ieat at SiV oUi w. IL - i''""' l i''1. :. :,
: = 10 Siv 7Vi - IL. DosG, ''t"s. I. /.
Jones' had. al CIV 90, 1. D".'S' L'" (.
Harvey, !! l1ti!>. ~ o. o >, - - ~. 81.
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Alta nce.!a- OF the Officers -, III" 7.la Regimen. u1
.~! ~ the c1grl loose 70! k.ag William ,o...y, 90
Nav, .-Ji.
Ire oh,sc; 81 the uieet.a- beIaa explained, 90. I
;..,s aypIGtc Chairman. i. o The nl"iJa ui >c-.
cory. Capt Il Il LE'.spdse va drro.ie. SEC. r.s,:
The ipo slH. gentlemen. 80; aa. 70. III. -,
tc. cap. ". a BaAtoI. >-r:. Ma. T. t. hst.tiy an#
l. !i?4Js, y'tsc appointed by '!sr Chair a comu;es 40
.r.!,5r .i. r-sJ.H.iDar, expressive : the !ucI-~ i. E
III, melancholy occasion The committee Ia.!tt4, 3.
. rru!rlct The irt ,ow.aI. whc.. were uuduurIs.
Whereas. w." have heard. "iih deep re-.cs nah ,4rw
o :nc death OF u. T. DAa.Er. Es,t, "r'. ~ t'a.s
meat! had for years discharge! tie ouiIcs o' SAT-. a
,,l:y fidelity anG Promputu". with treat creln 10 by
H.. r,i;lrr satisfaction at t- u:..'rTs and s".!!rr
ihs t!ispc.saiiuE OF AIl.w!-r Providence tai ca
lable us. .iad efficient "!tsr: society. a. I.a
rl.t citizen: has Vie. accri"rair au! sn# 49,.
ci.lid ct. Il fond aud d"ti..G ptlcGt: Therefore.
Resolved. rha the cliicsr- .! lkia :eslurgr. o..
ItcrhIgh respect Tor the memory ~ ;ht tvrc.S,l,
ilsnai 5tL.c ri mourniIS :"r hr,v days.
i! Resolved. lhalCu. I u L!Hispt.s. L'"J' c.
,.... and Ma Nm. iil b" apr"im,r.. Il commute
widow OF the drceaict rpfy -: The tore so.e I.r.
Iu' o.
81: Tia; the secretary tra.i.rnit:o the Ed..nr-" l!
l.. lac cas- -! Rs.ampaa:.s sop, ~ il.u ugrgu.D-.
l,a tRry pl.oI-i tt" SAME.
uncicI Tha! :;i.- lnre.!a. adjourn inu die
I. d. LITTLE
II II. I.lr.LsraGE. s"c'y.
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USivEasrry OF VrRolslA, MAY i, 1851.

To he Editors Of he ERqHirer
GsxrleN ESThc article in your paper o! May a. copied
from the Sourh Side Democrat, is so erroneous una a.
students o the University desire it to Dc corrected me
disturbance was not caused by in any wise connected
with The cGuc performances the Professor hofSeS'
TIL Town Constable ana not the Sheriff. served lie Warrant
he received with bowie kn!e nor oa Tie s'"us'
30 in a body to lbeGate the prisoner. =.
The circumstances these On Satnrda. evening" ipI.I
% thee Young men 10 Charlottesville ana WHIST uhe
,h Iuc,ce Of Eguar got into difficulty with the Fo'icc
Officer wu were bail.d and the third who un!ortuhateH
attacked the Magistrate WAC had commanded his arrest was
..r 10 n During the evening some mo hundred s'"e"'
,i no ,,,iosry visited the town Some report being in cir
cvlor that an attempt would be made 10 force The JAIL Tie
militia were ordered out.
Far this not the slightest excuse ana 81 30
- ne voun Gentleman became perfectly sober he was lib
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SPaahc. 0! the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM McMURTRY.

BERKELEY COUNTY, vA.-The Martinsburp IVA !
Gazette mat Coz John s. Srohe clerk of the court
there 17 he las; twenty years. has rendered his resignation
% take elec; June 18TH and il understands that Major Israel
Robinson OF Washington, clerk in the NAVY Depart.
neni, Is 10 fill the vacancy.
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L. $. CIRCUIT COURF.-Chiei Justice fancy arrived
IN "Wednesday night in the Norfolk Boat and yesterday
too: his seat on the Bench; with Jndge Halybu5toG.