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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-22
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CuoXER OF STEuBENvI.LE AND WAREEM STREETS
a" CADiX. OltiO.
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tI;n. n. t'!af!rFtnn Nrrcnn, N7r'!i y T.5I ]
DEATH OF GEN. McDJFFlE.

The Columbia papers Of yesterday bring sad confirmation
Of The event which anticipated from the previous da!
intelrrncc Cen McDurrE expired at nine O'Clock on
uestay morning Reports OF his health lon- ago rep
resented him as much improved but there really has been
for years no hope that he would be restored activity
and 70 The mower taking his par; in his affairs Of the State.
So completely had his fte5lcness shu, him from all conf
mercc with the wol that We seem be speaking OF
great man long dead rather than OF who breated his
last days ago
character Of Mr. McDurrIE for we had personal fam-
ary with him and never heard him in a set speech But
the smony o. the Judges has assigned him place
among the few great orators this country has produced
s rsona integrity and disntcrestedness gave him ano
c ,;il almo. IA rare among whose lives have beer
nnssed in The sccthng world of politics. the reference and
adnration OF his county. Ii hardly be said Of him that
he ever sought office or an homer lie has served the
State in III. erishure Member of Congress Cover
nor and ~. United Senator: and always with single
hearted ye, and commanding ability but these Offices have
Nil bcen ACCENTED BY him duties and not as prizes of amb
lion The people have always sought him. and not he the
nconIe And the perfect disinees;edness Of character
not less than his marvellous clogn'e has been by
The neone Of south Carolina during his whole He was
heartily and wholly trusted by them None ever found
to question his motives TO raise doubt OF his sincerity
and snrs minded honesty Peace 10 his ashes and unading
honor 10 his mcIpoiyi
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MADAME PARODI.


Tho concerts of this distinguished operate and vocal per-
former a, Baltimore have been attended with intense
element.
We understand from letter received here yesterday
great proportion Of the tickets each concert
purchased upon speculation and sold premiums averaging
the sales about five dollars each and we learn from
the papers that application for tickets was DO upon
evening Of the second that became necessary to
stop the sale.
Besides such demonstrations of enthusiasm, under
stood bid made cancel the contract for her
gagement with Mr. Potter her appearance the one
night hs EVENING" At Washington which was Intellectual
Tho price Of tickets for the having very
properly been reduced SIS 81 so, there doubt
every portion Of the house will be crowded and let it be
borne in mind that hrst come first served Is the rule the
selection Of seats
Yesterday morning the books Of subscription to the Pa
rodi concert on Friday and Saturday nights next were
opened at the Theatre and the competition for seats
very animated We glad the reduction of
prices, for the information of our distant friends II will
doubtless secure bran, houses this magnificent woman
and noble queen Of song In her peculiar style Of voca
zaion she has been equaed in this country
satisfied The Virginia public, cannot doubt will receive
her with enthusiasm and while enjoying this inspiring
and refining amusement will place aures in her chap
let Of fame.
We arc satisfied that the obging Mr.. Potter and the en-
ersetic Mr. Duff Stage manager will do their parts we'll
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Of CanaI 10 CONNECT WITH re RaPpahannock Ca
nal at Falmouth.
By Mr. McDEARMoN ofthe Appo.la,tox States Rights
Association passage of such acts Is will produce nom
intercourse with the Northern States
By Mr. WHITE: Or Joseph Patterson, tina. he law for
the punishment Of unlawful shooting and stabbnh ay
amended and abolished far Goocnand county is Co..
cerned
tors of the Western Lunaiic Asylum the report OF the
Committee appointed investigate The affairs OF said ins
tuition.
REJECTED.
bill changing tho Of holding Circuit Courts for The
counties Hancock, Brooke, Marshall, We;zcll, Tyler
CodGridge Mononyais and OHIO, rejected.
bill in relation 10 Emory and Henry College was inde
fntely postponed.
bill for the relief OF Capt. Jas. +. Dickinson was re-
Jected.
for to-day, enable Inc Clerk to engross bills.
On motion of Mr.. PATRICK, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

Alta regular NC, TIM ofthe Centr Southern Rights asso-
citation OF Virginia held in Union Temperance Hail. on FIJI
day night, the 18th inst PRESIDENT D. H. ohoh peel
ding; proceedings OF H. previous meeting were eau anu
approvcd and The names many persons VINO mao become
members of The Association since the last meetings were an
Iouncci.
The Ccmmi upon manufacturing, mining. &c, mace
report i'll part which adopted, ana ieif efcuia 10 DC
semi Out to tie various manufacturers and miners! was read
and adopted
On nation The following resolutions were adopted:
Isl Resolved That in the constant and regular increase OF
our n,ec,l,s tuw numbering nearly 5000 We have
surancc that full complete SUCCESS awaits our honest and
patriotic wishes ANA eio!'s
81 Resolved That Central Southern Rights Association
Of VIRGINIA witness with satisfaction, the rapid and constant
Of auxiliary associations throughout the State and
10 send in this Association list OF their MEN,
bers and constitutions that all who sympahise with
Southern feelings and Southern interests may freely and
fully interchange their opinions upon the nomentous ms
sion On which we have all entered.
"a That Peter A. Brown Esq, Of Philadelphia, be
sneculy invited 10 deliver before this Association
n,orc lectures on productions &c, of wool in different
and he interests Virginia amers with such remarks
"lchologa MammaIcin, abou, TO be published by him,
NO he NAV at this time, be pleased TO make known 10 the
nubc And that he be also requested 10 deliver lecture
tha capaci,y Of Virginia carry foreign trade and man
f.clre donescs for her own consumption.
ilh That Robert G. Scott, Esq, Col. Charles >. Morgan
and Thomas L. Jcter be appointed committee 10 commu
ncte with Mr. Brown, and report his reply to this Asso
ciaion'.
9Th Tha, when this Association adjourn il will adjourn
10 meet on Friday night week, 18Th March,
The Association then adjourned 10 meet on THIS night
fortnight. ". II. LoNDo.si Tles'ueht.
| RosEnr B. SHELTON, Sec'ry.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETs ,r.n

! TobAt 9th make. IS active iyr ,ew ,o.''
)ri's are 1titer than they were in the early pa, V
week. Some tine new manufacturing tobacc, - q
soll since our last report c. from SIS 10 Il q ana az. =
hhds s:emmlrg at sl4 IS. No change in old obac'
Sales OF ii hnds tobacco were mace BY y. VI ~.
Co. On Monday, l7.h iiarch, at The following price.
W Peasants 1T S. Is and Is 50; . hhIs 3 " 14
$40 81 and l3i hh!. l.. l.. b., n ST.; h.d j. pn,
$40 hhd y. Phillipsa, 50 G?H Nil. X. Il Il Ne.
50 -; hi!. hugs q. W. Greer It - -: Lh. "~at
Watkins nj 81 IS; hid. Iuss J. Ruff at S C. -
y. NJ MAa-!a &c.
FLOUR Richmond-hell Mt 81 so sco,,sy.is ~.
WHEAT-Red IS cts; white 100 20 los
CORN-Sales 1868 cents.
CORN MEALS 10 50 cents.
OATS-i5 81 cents
RYE-.5 10 - cents.
FISH-Iier.ings. No. | Cut sc 50; Gross s. e
Macser-, No 2 So Gu; No. ?, $ 81; No l. s. s. ~
- 81 50.
il! better demand.
LARD-New, in barrels, 9 81 cents; Kegs Q, H..
BACoN-N," Baltimore Sides . CTS; sh1uite: !. =
COFFEE.-Pr:me new crop LagGayra held a; l.. o + !,
certS Rio Il i II : cents.
SGGAR-Sew crop New Orleans - \ - cent. p,.
MUi.ASsi.S--No,, crop New Orcans in barrel. ,,,,,
cs.; CUBA 90: 80. 2is ceEs Last safes >l.r,,
20. Its
81; American rtco' S3c; Ia proc: 5o55; AppIe .A;,- 81
Richmond sccfsd Whisky 70 C.; y. t. Rum 81 5. :,
RlCE-New crop 3. a cents. Small DEMAND.
PLASTER-Market entirely bare ana large DENNIS
SIS p Il 81
GUAAu-peruvan $50 Patasoniaa SO pet TN
gGE5W.iX-Want,i III q - It's. Pc. ID.
Ti.AS-lmpe.:a i5a1'c. per H. Gunaowder Is Il. q.
Yomne HvsDn 30l5c; Black IS 20 4.
NAILS 3. cts.
SOLE L!irHER-lIenock, tanned, good, !5.sl7-.
damage! Halls cts.
sOAp.--R!chraont an! New York 81 acc
IhGN-P!a Iron 81 - 50, according ..sSac:ty; Sys!
Sn5 p,f ,on inssh -; Tredegar, N'.'i5na manli:fs
IS In Country b.. -. Il 81, according 10 Gnai;y.
ssrEEI.-Amesc;n o!is'ered 81 - re. ton
LniE-Salcs on Dock 81 l. l., ilolm Store 81 :,
SHOT,. a Is cents per ID.
COTTON-l2 4 IL. cents.
SALT--From store 81 90 from wharf 81 6o
PARTNERSHIPS is
SEEDS-Cioscr Si.15l5.0 No Flax IN mark.
FOIAToE,>-Nonr in market. and wanted al 81 ..
HlDESGrceE s..iei ! j. eca;s ?er ID Cal! siI'ol'
CTS. 81 cnch
HAl-Eortae-n. in ba!es-Last sale from wharf % E.
from 81 ~ 81 -.
CANDLES-Sperm Candies i6ai7c; Talow l0a!2; Il.
Patent l3' idamaniine u 33c per IT,; Jackson's 2n,
l2a cents.
OILS-s;2cr;l Writer I'D 1873 c; summer no. IL Sc.
whsle crude 55c refined ou 65 Linsecd 8JaSo; T.aa,,
IL ais per barrel
RICHMOND LIVE &rOCK MaRKEf-MAEcs!'
Bee Gattlc-Scaie weigh, - IS TO s. g.
Hoss-Ner. So 81.
shtea-Nctt 81 !, 10 8 So in quality, ard he u;s
is ample. !AIOb ahO0A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
~ WIN AM Advoca.c nleaeo 90,


The worls witnessed many incrmcnts btr never f'-
nj - h"dr:!.nis scene exhibited anon: che f4st
friends that surrounded he hi tctpvtd ndV!Il
tf6 minister pronounced The srgcr. "ltTih earth as ~
Dust u wa enough TO m-t dlrn1l'lae tr' aud cF non
The most h''r zine Iar dnd L1f tag =
:r'ra hailhtroi hl-Eds u tn s2n 'r sAu1
had -H'c ~ ~ S.t the hu0ylu hope. BE tr
prospects an ,octy Ii p"iai IL If.-ci. -. usarit'
thr "hpe cc!- ~ 3n a'tlap'lH.e tagom,i, Strong
qIIck al Sp"li''h"nt;n', 81" a, a Z
manners. ~. ariaA.s tsp1'ra e.. l.tr '''. wa e ~.
ieen;f ~" haf len rFoca brother aud ,l.e eI-l4 % -
rlcir innlcly i''l.
IL W!lls AMI Eaan.,rw.!l p...e eory.
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nrp 4; his residence N l'.si cauny Va on r. y, III =
pro,raete,. and pln.d Hines. Mr. WILLIAM hNBRDtGH
The hs age leaving behind h the Pa.an9a a.
Gods uuleti work s bore hi suncr'n:s ".a ~!
fntir patience and - end With ca!rness az: c.s
4 FRlEHh
- Whig AMI Advocate peasoc copy.
DiEo. at New Orleans. tho 18Th las Of February VIA a'
nation ~ the lungs. a MokSS. Esi The dr;"ased "a
~ GiouceetsI county Va hal tor macy year
lent II Kinds county. M,sssp, H. h:-l!s ho"'s9-
ana"s; low possessed NOBLE and gsartnh' Htir
G,wiuElle TIC relations 81 lr wh mech pfopaety.
Hinp j, Midway Lancaster touny u, on aes.y a. 81 o
4. VI the l.th 81 fccrna'T lat Miss WiLElMlSi ~
VILE CARTER daughter =" the iae - 4 'ai i1' go
Nuyic. alter sh" sl lis tossing hc- 81 'hs HeTScg
which Ms prevailing IN the fanny d. tni tiiae
Tis youn- lady, lGst her twentieth rirc iai u
:our lag. after her oe"scd tislsr Mrs. VI l.. ! irAaaAE IL
ncuacencns 81 er death ttrke, wi ave. aad rt
symp1tnes al ali who iaew her who loved b! al
Pb. 4, br Gali
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

GENERAL GARIBALDI.-The New York Erening
Pcs. says is amusing those who know how quietly
the hero Of Italy making candles al his residence on Sta
Island read the accounts given by the French papers
of the CONSERVATION produced among The Italian authorities
from time ne by reports of his return to his native
land
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
OHIO SENATOR ELECTED.

Ne leorn by Telegraph despatch from Columbus Ohio
that the contest in the Legislature of that STATE for Uni
States Senator terminated on Saturday last by the
election Of BENJAMIN F. Wade Whig who was chosen on
twenty ballot, This gentleman is elected for the
full Of six years. dating from the 4,h instant and will
fill the by the expiration OF the term Tor winch
Mr. Corwn was originally elected, and which was lately
occupied under Executive appointment BY M' Ewing
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esidcnt Of the College :

Honorary Degfee-EdwaEd D. KeFnan Russell county,
Virginia.
II then stated that the number of candidates for the
gold medal ivc-each handing in essay Of
considerable merit Two these signed Faustus and
the other Sehoscope evnced such equal claims for reward
that found difficult Judge between them The de-
cs;on however in favor of Faus,us whose real
proved be Thomas b. Miller of Summcrvile Tenn DR..
Green presented the medal and addressed tho successful
didate in appropriate and moving The proceedings
closed by beautiful veedicory the par, of the a-
Guilty, delivered by Dr.. c. P. Johnson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
AN ACT
TO Postpone the Elections The present year. and for other

TO Postpone the Elections for The present year. and for other
purposes.
Passed the General Assembly March 18th, is5l
Whereas the convention the people OF this common
wealth now in session under and BY virtue OF IAN act to
take the Of the people upon the call OF convention
and providing for organizing the same passed March 4h
1850 have not as yet concluded their labors and not
expected that they will do during the present session oil
this legislatures And if said convention shall agree
upon an amended constitution in the recess OF the legsla
re it will be desirable the good people Of this common
wealth that the shall be submitted tie the AT me ear
lest proper day for their acceptance rejection and APP
proved and ratified by hem that provision may be made ov
law for speedily organizing the government under such
amended constitution: ,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
THE CONVENTION

Yesterday (aionday) the Convention met at the usual
hour and the journal of Saturday read and approved
In Committee Of the Whole Mr. Snodgrass Of Wood was
entitled TO the floor, but gave way Mr. Jacobs of Ohio,
who spoke In favor Of the White Basis
Mr. Janney had the floor assigned him. after MIR. Jacobs
concluded and spoke in reply at the night session
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

The MIcHioAS SESA7oRs Messrs. Cass and Felch, had
atrecepton Friday evening" from the Democracy OF New
York, al Tammany Hall Both gentlemen made speeches
Mike Walsh and others also addressed the meeting Mike de-
clared emphaticaly for Caes for President in 1882.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
BALTIMORE MARKET. March

TIL Flour market is dull. Small sales ri Howa:t STE.
n, 81 81 bu, buyers generally unwilling 10 o'ieE
81 3l..
Nothing in City Mills.
Small sales Of red Wheat al IS g5c, white DO UJa II!
Sales Of yellow Corn at 81 {; white nominal s.
Sales Of Whiskey 2S 30. in brls and - In hi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

rIai.-Irst about 10 PIT our paper TO press,
va r.rre, 20 learn tfa; The House o: Dr. Norman al
Fancy Hill nine miles above this place. and occupied by
Wm. G. Wright Tavern, consumed by IRE this
mornng-i black belonging 10 Mr.. Walsup, was burn
60 death. Harrington Valley Star, -'laret !Sta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

In ron Of the Capitol yesterday afternoon tsa'iu' nag
was presented hy John f. Thompson, ESQ., on The psf' u
the ladies' To Capt Moore Of the Montgomery GUARDS r'
new and handsome Irish company The address oil W..
and the reply of Capt NJ neat and appropriate ''u
fine taste In spite the cloudy weather. large
was present and the Armory Band gave additional spirit
the scene which full of interest
s ], Dou .as, Esq., the distinguished Senator from i'N
nos is now at the Exchange Hotel in this city On his way
10 the far South He remains few days, 10 s'''' 'e
deliberations of the Legislature and Convention
Yesterday we had the pleasure of seeing the massive ana
soendd gold watch and chain presented to senator ~ ny
the young INT OF California. On one cover Oh 'e watch IS
the seal of California beautifully executed-on inc o'her IS
the seal of nos-a simple spread eagle ana three stars
with her admirable motto, "The Rights OIL .e e'a'cs the
National Union" On the face Of the wa'ch Is engraved
Suffers Mill In California where gold was h's discovered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
THE observation-disclosures RIVER, a..

THE MARKETS MISSISSIPPI RIVER, a.
New ORLEANS, MARCH l3.-S!nce the receipt u the K
tcs by the Europa cotton i tuiler-saes oil 5000
at9s a 10. cents FOR lnjdn2. Whsxey has improve.
sales OF 800 bill. al 20 cents. Sugars and molascs
prices unchanged. Coffee firm previous pfce-.
The in the Mississippi continues very high No.
rious damage has VET been done.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The ceremonies of commencement Of the Medical Depart
ment of Hampden Sidney College off last Friday
morning. 10 the presence of numerous and brilliant assem-
bly, After the opening prayer by tho Rev. Mr.. Wood
bridge Prof. Maupn announced the following gentlemen
having passed examination rendering them worthy of the
docoate and the degrees conferred by the Rev. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

New ORLEANS March l5-One OF the Of the steam
er pocahontas was entered night while passengers
at supper and $4,000 in gold coin and 5000 gold dust
were stolen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
MRS. JONES' FAREWELL BENEFIT.

This lady has long been connected with the theatre al
Richmond and valuable acquisition stock actress
The merits of stock and seldom appre
ciated their in pecuniary point Of view
however much they may contribute TO the amusement and
instruction Of theatre goer. in their regular visits.
The of the jokes Is generally absorbed and carried
of by the stars that in blaze Of glory shine for night
"strutng their brief hour" often and fustan
amongst the "stocks many Of who frequently possess
much greater merit
Stock performers upon principle, should be sustained
and hope Mrs Jones will receive previous TO her depar
ture such testimonials of the estimation in which she shed
her merits demand and her efforts please enc her
1t the hands Of generous public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

s-- The Democratic members Of the Legislature
quesed to NEE, in the Senate chamber. AT y. O'Clock on
the evening OF Tuesday the 18th inst Business of impor
renders full attendance desirable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
WASHINGTON, MARCH Is, 1851.

sThe Democratic convention for this Congressional dis
trct will meet the Concert Room OF the Exchange Hotel
on Tuesday the lSih inst, al II O'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

The State Agricultural Club will meet in the Senate Cham
Der Thursday evening" the 10th ns at half past seven
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN RIGA ,loNn.


NEW YORK MARKETS. March Is.
Flour du-salrs OF $500 bbls. SioO 81 30 FOR coni~
state brands Southern 81 6S IS for Bait Com M
50 064.
Whea, dull-saes 900 bush. yellow Corn at 81 cts
The Cotton marke is firm ats CT, per. 10. advance u,.
the eMs. sales 1000 bales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18

o,,,nonuo on il:4 arc1Gd liu:iay ia January !5a inst
Of Inc timo now Fixed BY law
SIC IL THIS act shall be in fierce from It's passage