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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

Tho seventeen year Loru.ts w appear his year In all
those paris Of Maryland Pcnn sylvana Vr and Della
ware embraced in the following boundaries Commencing III
tho Delaware river Germantown pennsyivau; thence
souhwes,cy lilo Eiuc Ridge of tho Allegheny Mountains
along the cast side tho ridge Loudoun and Faulner
coun,ics Virginia. thence eastey through portion o Fair
fax across the Potomac Georgetown through Mont
conery ard upper portion cf Anne Arundel counte. Mary
land 10 the Papsco along The north se Of the Patapsco
10 the Chesapeake bay thence 10 Have dcface through
10 Cecil county and Delaware TO the Delaware river
west side OF that the beginning These boundaries
are nearly correct they appeared In 1891 though they
NAV now vary The locust VIII certainly appear on the
south sides of the Paapsco; alst In small numbers as du-
ring III, breeding In 1884 numbers were blown
over the river by high wind that prevailed In the height Of
that season.
In Fauouier county, Virginia. also this district laps over
another district for several miles and though the locuss Will
appear this year the strip Of territory thus douby occu
pied We, they appeared place in l543 and will
appear there again 1866 thus appearing alternately in eight
and nine years Over the whole VI The large tact Of
try embraced in the boundaries the ocuss will appear
In myrsds They will begin leave ground abou, the
2(th of NAV few days earlier later, according the
weather From the LIST 10 the 10Th Of April their chambers
IN. surface soil with spade. in my place where
.h-ubbery stood In 1884 They will resemble small ausc.
holes two 10 four inches apart and the grub or 2Tva may
now 10 found BY digging foo. deep In the stu
atoms Those who hsve valuable shruaoery will do well 10
p,ooc il by covering II with cheap gauze from the Is the
a0h of June They do other harm than tina: Of causing
me death of the small twgs by their perfon.ions
hosting their eggs GIDEON b. SMITH. ". D.
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TOT nc EHqUFeF.

M.ssrs Edors- you Is with deep regret learn
thai our faithful and trustworthy representative James A.
seldom will not consent be candidate for reelection
know Of no other man who from the claws OF
WhigQery The Argus eyes of the whole State will be upon
he Metropolitan District ind If we fail 10 do our duty there
all is lost notice that several gentlemen have already been
pu, In nonnalion-men of power, men of taent-men
whose claims strong yet not man who can compare
with James A. Seldom and say with him, III the
entire Democratic vote" Scott is powerful, Caske Is tai
ened Giles eloquent London is patriotic and Jones Is
epergelichese several gentlemen have been named TO I'LL
the seat of Mr. Seldom All sound men, yet which OF
these will you take beat the mighty Champion John Mi
nor Bolts who doubtless will be the Whig candidate pro-
yidcd Mr. Seldom rum but If Ar Seldom Is again
the Democratic candidate then Mr. Bolts will not be brought
out. = :, ,,,,,
Can no persuasion avail with Mr.. Seddon2 VIII he NOT
once more serve Will he he refuse, when called
upon by the entire Democracy of the Sixth Congressional
District? Let US say that will have no other man, save
James A. Seldom and the result will be- that Mr. Seldom
would be bound 10 us.
am fully that il is uta great sacrifice that Mr. Sed
don serving would not DC still greater ga
crifce 10 the South for him his scat Mr. Seldom
has given u.s. in this section universal sasfacon he has
done that required he has sustained our rights, and
we do nn, intend give him up, trade him off, for fear
We might be the losers.
am for no other nomination until we have second reiu
sal from Mr. Seldom, which am sure he will not utter, II
he knows that the Democrats Of the Sixth Congressional
District pouely ,cahout dirisoa, demand his services
Let US all, as man, demand and forthwith order Mr.
Seldom with due respect and much eseen 10 again be our
standard bearer for two years more.
LOUISA, JAS. 30th, 1851 oNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

TsESroS, JAS. 3l.-Aitcr long and spirited session.
which continued until late hour ls right tho Democrats
nominated John B. Thompson OF Princeton their cand
date for The United States Senate supply the vacancy
which will be caused by the expiration OF Mr. Dayons
To-day the Legislature met join, session for the purpose
of proceeding election fer Senator, when II deter
mined 10 postpone the further proceeding until the 4h of
February This Is regarded un!avoube for hs
luccesa Of the caucus nominee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.

AOJTDE.V I Y
Passenger Car .hroun dorn Embankment into the DE-.
Lduare Rrer.
On Thursday morning, about o'clock, most singular
accident happened the New York and Erie Railroad the
particulars OF which we have gathered from The lips OF pas
sengers, are as follows;
The train which the accident happened the p.
NJ express train from Ilorresvie passengers by which,
riding all night, reach New York M 9, A. NJ.
Yesterday, 2H o'clock, This train coming along to-
wards Permon the speed of twenty five miles hour,
the hndmost passenger containing between thirty and
forty passengers suddenly got OH the ;rnc broke from its
connections ard tumbed with violence down an
bankment forty feet in height into the Delaware river
The rolled and In its progress down the en-
bankment breaking into many pieces the roof flying OF IN
direction the sides wheels mbers and passengers all
landing heap In the river The CONSERVATION and con.
fusion among the passengers was OF course lndescrloabc
Fortunately the landed al right angle with the river one
end being shore where the water only two feet
feet deep the other end where the five feet deep
The accident was instantly known the train owing 10 the
sudden jerk when tho car became detached.
The train stopped instantly and all The passengers
down assist those who had fallen into the water II seemed
almost marvellous that any were saved alive but il is he
lieveG that than three or four are lost All who
were taken out greatly bruised.
The brakeman who this car jumped off, and fortu
natey landing his feet he received injury. This GAL
LIANT fellow seeing two ladies' struggling In tho water one
having infant In her arms Immediately plunged into the
freezing element and Brought safely In the shore the child
who had become separated from its mother Taking of his
only coat he wrapped hastily about The child prevent it
from freezing and returning the river rescued the mother
and the other lady from watery grave.
The night intensely cold and the clothes Of all who
were thrown into the wafer became frozen in minutes
The accident took place between the stations OF Hawkins
and Equinunk 200 miles from New York.
The train was delayed about three hours.
Most Of the passengers who were in the Inflated car were
90 bruised be unable walk without sssstsnce but
no, many had limbs broken. Two gentlemen LETT al
Narrowsburgh whose recovery considered impossible SO
eadluy are they aceatod. The accident occurred by
son Of some defect in the rail- which throw the of the
track
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
CONVENTION.

Yesterday Mr. Bolts made interesting ~ hours speech
agains, any restriction the reegib,y Of the Governor
and in reply Messrs Tedway, Edmunds Leake and his
Messrs Hector Davis and Meredith He seemed
TO take especial pleasure in holding the rack his first
named colleague, and it remarked that this Achilles
drove Hector his chariot three times around the walls Of
Troy. Mr. B. seemed 10 TO himself tho special
guardianship Of the peoples rghtsand declared with re-
arkabe sefcomposure that he practsed Democracy
than 99G0ths of the sefcaed Democrats We should be
sorry, Ii he the teacher the exponent Of Democratic
principles.
Mr.. Leake has the floor today
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
EXECUTION oF DUNBAR.

ALBANY JAS 3l-A great number OF persons have col.
ec,ed around the JAIL and the leading il are
crowded with persons going and coming from the build
ing The artillery and Burgess performing nty
BY acting sennes The latter, with bear-skln AMI
United States overcoa,s present formidable appearance.
All is quiet there.
The sheriff. posse assembled o; the county clerks Office
and proceeded in body 10 the jail At 0s O'Clock Dun
bar IS be executed in large III The JAIL directly
Ills CELL To show the stoical 81 tie condemned
would say lha; O'clock his morning he the pub
fishers for copy OF his Life and Confession written by Dr.
Beecher. He wanted 10 peruse H.
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ir. Leake has the floor to-day.

Our police have done good thing In arres,ing troupe
Of pick pockets who travelled South with jenny Lind and
that vs made themselves felt both here and In Charles
At the crowded Indian exhibition In the African church
Friday night they attempted their tricks, bu, two Of them
arrested. third Washington. but being in
tercepted by telegraph, brought back this city, On
the person of of them found resh newyis
sued South Carolina Bank-no,es. The prisoners sup
posed to be English, aided and ube:ted by Yankee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
TRUST ALE or .iE,L ESTATE.

gfY c! ts, nms 'i'fin
I'D Deer. Jr the ga 1e !si. stG or Ge - ''
menIoae decd fhI THURSDAY lie -IIn il. !-'
lSJt, . O.. Iy :egr,tir : sIJ
cers) the fre'aisc SJcGi % sob A. pbe a4:u2n % -
nlIer t- aad hoFei: !esc Cd FOL
ii; % "
the The usi aud acUar,e id. amount
principal tie si1gc bile, h.
which ~ei rxcenci say -;
IL eQud :1-stnen aulLrri
do4s oc, pad "a, oi SV.';ocr lS 1854 is
lc5 1855 sj5 yet iasfess rom ne day 49,
able Guar.er ,eary AMI tue pror-ry
cured THIS land f.. miles som tho Cy Of NJ
containing io ra- i0 ata s'e'
more aonl- III. aids b-sti Jsmc- AL
WlarA Carer ant - pee l"ni onesy owned y 10,
b. rr ruc mid i, nnd cnv nc perfectly sooti
collin. as tfu.ec e4n only 'u-a tito i' vested ~ nc
60 4 IA. ~ - rHoS EVANS. Trustss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
To WV. W. NEWMAN, ESQ.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LOSS OF TIL
STEAMER John ADAMS

New ORLEANS, JAM give have Just received the
melancholy intelligence OF The less of the steamer John
Adams, Captain A. A. Jones' while her passage from
this port Cincinnati. She left here on the 2ls instant
with large OF produce and nearly hundred pas
senger and when on Island - IN me Mississippi struck
y one hundred and fifty OF the passengers were drowned
including eight or Of the cabin passengers The John
Adams vessel and had been running but short
limo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
I.O.t s.iLE.

T5iRcrANT 10 Ned u ,u, Aslannet II Hal % thst>
.cnnsr t@-r.. dc o. Ia ta- May '-2 arr Of
cord IA n. ce.k's III; Hanover county :ecui. ce-
Boswell aciiug uhGs. deere
Hanover couny court 49, &c ,ot tho hsacs bItde! M
aI.es .eay var?, FRIDAY 5e -i'
Of re5Ta-2 ls ffr II 40, hi
and, !iH AL chg the county .! li,Ho"e az
jo.n.n. Mc- Mary G. fia9H aad h. aud contain
ins hundred az or:. TIL, 4nd lies vel. - u
highly resi- ale and has dwelling house i'
vel adapted the grown OF co!4
wheat, AID ,obac13 AID dsan; rom Beaverton epo aso.
mics The believed 5- good an uoilesll9io oe,
srIn. only Will BE conveyed aisve.;ed lis
by tho deed! J f. e. BROWN, ltnS'es
t,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

The brig Gamorgan, which arrived ut Baltimore on Sat
urday morning from jamaica reports terrible disaster in
the bay Tuesday night last when she came In collision
with the schooner s. c. Davis from Baltimore, bound 10
New York with cargo of coal The schooner Immediately
sunk, and tho captain mate and cook were drowned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
SUDDEN DEATH OF A MAMMOTH BOY

OI 411k4kNfOI1I
The giant infant eighteen years Of age Of foreign brtn
Weighing pounds who for weeks has been
on exhibition in New York the Bowery died suddenly
Friday evening.
II appears that has been almost impossible saao his
thirst he having drank several gallons Of water per day
Medical aid was obtained, after which death followed
and as many suppose, from maltreatment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

The City Councils New Orleans have resolved to offer to
Daniel Webster retaining fee Of s25UO to maintain It's
rights to the estate of the late John McDonough.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
NEW YOkK Markets. +. ;

r,orr-rh.lsls no important c.l.a.e ma ket for
Weston end Sal. Flour there IS o"y Ao~eiA's oes
ncss coin. Tor hoac CONSUMPTION. ~ :. .
Souin,ln ri "a : j.. ccLula siG lie h"i"e' nv" -
.ei.-: snail poes oi couiaoH builds changed a! ms b;
S. IS tx. ,.o .,4..,
GrAs-leeye is nothing mqo:;arttc Ho'!ce =: ne "'7s'
aar kel, and Prices gene.allJ a., nne'Atssa. $685.
Ctntl,n may ql,sd ii W 81 Il. and denssee -
81 10 81 %. ..- ...t.
There lie nc;hing Of moment ding N Inc Corr ga at.
IN j. no, c,ea, deal el!eliug oaes lest upon IN
adv .ncc 81 cls pax! yesterday Tor s'! ife.'s u Ne"
Southern yellow ana :a.es SAID ~ nave oeeh e-
fused THIS MORNING t.,- 49,.
c1r-uS-rne make, Is without material variation ms
morning. The saes yesterday are va'iorsg reported from
1850 to gao bales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

We are regret that George W. Pearls will no
b, candidate again represent the counties of Giles
Mercer, in the next General Assembly of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Fec, !! ?. ".
Sales OF $50 ob- Inward street tio.r al - d. 49,
Small coles u Ied Mheat II; llc it'. "hlte co Ioa
lie.
Groceries STEADY but not active. Coffee htm-Ao ~
lSc.
Wnisasy 2l1 25He in hhds. and Otls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
1T THE TELEGRAPH.-The wires being again oui
Of order We have no dispatches this morning
expected a TIE FIlIideiIIa VIII 'OHo0 '0 "E ''1"o
short trip down Iames River.
LOSS OF THE RRlC MARTHA BuRINGER-MANY
LIVES LOST-rHE MARKETS. d.:

Juen Nicaracu, has arrived Shs reports that the
brig Martha Gu-assr, bound from San Juan To Nc~
YORK win ninety California passengers on board, Wa
wrecked in tie Caribbean sea. and totally los Tne
Michigan took oil sixty three passengers The iate Vi
the crew nni remainder al the plsssng"rs Is u1Nn1"n
The cotton I. icnl-saes day o.: 0J1 oiies NJ: "
ding at lax 2x cents. Tho weeks sale, amount 70 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

We regret 10 announce that Dr.. Fleming Of Halifax Will
no, be candidate for reelection the House of Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

For The EnquITeF.
TO ALEXANDER r. HOLIDAY, ESQ.
Dear Sir II is the wish OF your Democratic constituents
that you be candidate for reelection Let US hear from
you on the subject. SPOIlSl LVANIA,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

Mr. Hammond of Berkeley has been and Is detained by
disposition from his sea, in the House Of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
III I.II

cteo Yesterday H. rln. leSlLrTA jalsaeI u > a. and
The rs-ilstso ne ;ia. " ''!'o
a,,onI her .ancr morning II o'clock, u " es si SAGE OIL
rr uaets IL he hes Nj. sseei, wioc iaas.Lo'!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

The I'd february No. of the s,ehoscops end Virginia
Medical Gazette edited BY Dr. P Claiborne Gooch Is before
US. II 10 full Of valuable inatses
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

The Italian opera, performing in Baltimore intend TO
appear for several nights in Washington at National Hail.
They have drawn crowded houses In Baltimore every night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.

The Bridge the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad
Foun,a!os Cresk twelve miles this side of Roanoke
destroyed by Ere Thursday night We presume the
bridge will speedily be rebuilt as Fountains Creek is but
narrow strenm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
TE;nTY-FiRsT CONGREss--2D SESSION.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1851.


S.ruRpAY FEBRUARY J, 1891.
SENATE.
Numerous petitions were presented, praying Tor modlh
cation nj the tariff. -, i, - :,
encv of coming tors halves and quarters to be composed
al enu,I value OF gold and silver, which was adopted
Nr H,e's ,asola: calling for the correspondence DO
tween Inc United and Spain reaiiTo 10 the Aisad
negroes was adopted
IN senate scent short Iluo In Executive session, and
after The doors were opened
merits
Inc 's' HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After III, reading Of the journal,
AZ Howard announced the death OF his colleague, the
ucc lawn $ KAUFMAN, representative from the Stare Of
.ras which took place suddenly yesterday evening az his
residence If II. pronounced feeling eGlosy upon the
er.,s.a which was heightened 81 the suGjenness with
which the event took place. Mr. kArFMAS, when he left
he House at Yesterday appeared 10 be in perfect
ne,ih He was native OF Cumberland county, Pa j bu;
had resided in Texas Tor several years.
nessfs NOISE McI..n,an and McClernlnd spoke In the
highss, terms of merits OF the deceased.
The customary resolutions Of respect and regret and also
Of appointing committee 10 MAKE arrangements 70! attend.
inc his funeral OF Monday next were adopted and
The House adjourned.
The State of Michigan has prepared block Of Copper for
the Wa shineton Monument Ii is from The Cliff Mines and
has the following inscription, inaid with native silver from
the LAKE Superior country.
''rRoM MICHIGAN.
(Coat of Arms)
HEB TRUST ~ THE UNION"
The Block In It's rough state, weighed Z, ls0 pounds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND IAKKETs. FEBRUARY 3

10BACCO.thege has tu, very hide dcng in n
oacco Io some day past owing 10 the extreme cold weah
g. " MAarlx&; {,
FLOUR-saIes of Richmond superiine Bank at Il
Scoi,svle held q, 81 81 on Basin.
WHEAT-Red 100 los crs. white los ll2.. Il
CORN--Salea al 81. a 20 cents.
CORN MEALS 10 90 cents. (
OArS-i5 50 cents 4 carg, Of Psncc Edward I.,,,. !
seed OATS held at &C.: cents.
RYE-75 10 so coats. |.
rIsH-Herrings, No Gu, So So Gross 81 25 Macse-s.
No. 3 50 a6s No. $50 No. 81 50; shad s. So
LARD~New, in barrels, 9 % cents; kegs 81 loc
BACON-New Baltimore Sides 81 3 cts, Shoulders \
COFFEE-Prime crop La-uayra held at lex cents,
old crop III l24c: Rio 4. a y cents
SCGAR-New crop New o.leans 6. ! cents; Porto
MOL ASSES--Ncw crop New Orleans in barrels, 3273a,
cts Cuba IS 23s "a cents.
SplRITS-Cognac Brandy 81 IS 81 Rochelle 81 s..
81 American poo 3Sc; iih proof 50a'o Apple scarce 5c;
Richmond Recti.ed lskey 70 &C. " t. Rum 81 IS CTS.
RlCE-New crop 5 4 81 cents. Small demand
PLA>TER--lIar&ct entirely bare AM large demands
LIME-S - nom Wharf
GuANO-peruyian $50; Pata2on!an sio per 'on'
Observation-Disclosures al - a - c,s. per 10. . -,
TEAs-mperia i5a15c per To-; tiunpowder 10 ilo cis
Young Hvson S5a 5ac Black 20 % C.
NAILS 81 cts.
SOLE LEATHER emock tanned, good, l5Aul7 crii
damaged Halls
lRON-Pie Iron S2i 10 80 according 10 quality Swesd
se5 per ton English So Tledesar Richmond mandatory,
IS; In Country Bar So 81, according TO quality.
STEEL-Anerican oistered silU per ton
LIME-Sales al 81 ~. on Dock.
SHOT-5A cents per To-.
COTTON-l2 r.. cents.
SALT-F-o.n store 81 70; from wharf 81 Co.
FEirHERS-32a35 cts.
SEEDS-Cfovcr si.75a55 80. No Flax IN Inurkei
HlDES-Creen salted Il 4, per ID CAN .a!'ed75
H4Y-No-thcrn in bales--L, salss IS cen'. from wh,
CANDLES-Spcrnl C,:.es ij.i7c; r4iow ival2; Ht4s
Psen. iSc; Adaan,ne p 3d. per lo Jacksons paen,
OILS-S2e..n w.n.s. 10 4 IL .c; summer !l0a ll;cs
t lie ccu. 6Jc refined 30 Llnseed S9Asoc' Tanners
81 2al5 a..,e!.
pOFAToES-iicrcefs selling !son: wharf q; o5a'5 c,'
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAKSEl-Frs Sd.
Best Caite-ocals wsisht - Is 10 sS 70
ShtepNe;t 81 IS 10 So 50, in quality and the sa?7y
j. ample. !.teo1 @i-ooN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
RUMoR RELATIVE TO TIE STEAMER ALLAN

New Yoax FSo Q ! P MA rumor prevailed here cur.
renty Saturday evening and to-day 'ha Inc c'Pdn OF
n. hi, Tsroun had seen large American steamer, with
GU, bowspri, under es making for the Western Islands
which h. supposed might been the Atlantic as she
has no bawspt On making further inquiry ms evening",
however the Iurior appears IA he uni'nndeu
THE WORLDS FAIR-The Republic learns that in
have bceo given for the ST. Lawrence depart
upon her voyage on the eighth day of this month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
TgIul;rc OF RESPECT.

n Surry County cvu January -. s5l the Clerk SAID Had
h,pe seui.u the al u Idnnounciu6 ~ ie ~ go, I'D e
da, o. our Old friend worthy eow c'iIsa, DE 'aahLS
lot oi "ae tSs" sle
myself a. SEQ d'l me- '"s'eI
person more wle Fca!cs tribute to hi' me aofy
Assume tar y riaRlnr ah3y annoGlceinea M eify
county iie'd IS ais
rIous OF ai'r Sl'.rss' 80"
sncru, arIur ea-arci hiue specify Al! i,fah'.j 49,
u ctalty H. ti't H. Oat 20 c
success Ia ne Ae e ~
naitsc. VIE u"
xpelIrnce ani tts" long H. reh' ~ c't3-
AM li4rs 1-et
port OF tie !!ie, Stored "es ~ e.
lie -crTe! cJIiy
SeGatc5 many a hs AGED ara u seo
peace ioIy sea, h'.Se ports ~ WHICH
presiding lie d- sei rc you ~ these Va
81 vel"
purpose however t"tft Calaor rNelo
pronounce cu,ngy up0. IN. dcris , ea"sy
engraved, ies aSs.tcd tocr o" hta!ts N"IeGio a
adoption .low asked, and ordered by M
|
iii h3yae pleased Ar r.a.i!rce oyiclh remove scn
~ ". .is ui iii
han !eaG, ahi long IL frsiiiS
pfrv-rbi 'ot h. uoalt o incf generous M
woa a.eisei All! HE loss S.eh M
cpgn melancholy bereavement. cya
ai tl.l, hr b o.c,rs ;Ec cOCt
riIe.ed the sc0i mourning Tor iy and
iuhcrRItk resi"ct go r occlsr hecGlr the an! 40
, larr lhl- VICINITY IN. day ~ O'Clock.
"lsc.uyo That NJ upnn ic
a acepy 5c ccr1e rs M c!cf 10 the iniy me eceas
and tia other cvp" be .r r 10 tie editors o h- Richmond
Enquirer auJ lhe BE- requested pCbD. lie
! aud : ordered ha cpIf 10 now adjourn
Cu;!cs Tpst',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04


ID as! ine hac. ,a-'. " =
wi -. OIL very low Iaose % rIr. ss ~ 'H -'.
oy c~i!insat M ; $40 tDa'
r.o ". 225 BOA S5re', ~locSo, Mi
-,ESCTyE 40. | rENUvI1E GlA:,o. =
~ lan!lag mo:aias cin se.f Wv lokn ors's ol
sui; puTcGAs.Is. .i-GAt Ui.R - sons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04

L, is gratifying to that Chatfed tho British Agent
In Central America and the author and omener OF trouble
and mischief has been NJ last recalled BY the British Co.
vernment.
The great Nicaragua Shipcana promises to go aheai
Four surveys have been made and the finally selected
presents every facility and at much smaller expense than
Anticipated Its terminus will be at Reaejo-bu shorter,
better and less expensive route has been decided upon
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We ask the serious of the Legislature to tho
sibe views of "a Planter" The proposition II adopted we
are convinced will diminish theft and drunkenness on the
part of eaves Sound policy orbds their education bu, not
their moral Improvement which would be promoted by for
bidding them buy whiskey. BY denying them this prvi-
ege we remove from them Of the strongest temptations
TO theft besides promoting their health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-04
EMPLOYMENT or AZ ENGINE

EMPLOYMENT OF Az ENGINEEE.
On motion OF i HAYS, the following joint resolution
offered by him previously, was taken up and passed
Resolved That the Board OF Public Works De instructed TO
employ compcien, Engineer survey and locate the Oh
mc and Ohio Turnpike road carly day Us practicable
On motion III Mr.. DORMAN, the House adjourned