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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-06-30
WANTED.

~ nnn LBS. clean country Rags.
lV,VOO 5000 lbs prime Bacon Sides.
For which The highest price will be paid in CASH
he - - ~ g. FOSTER & BROWN,
mvG Main street, door below the Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
MR.. TURNER'S CONCERT TONIGHT.

We expect derive much pleasure from Mr. Turner'S bal
Iad-sngng tonight, In his collection of songs recog
ni2e touching and beautiful fayoes such the Ole
Arm Chair Irish Exies Lament &c very rare tc
hear them olerably sung-bGt from the universal common
daton of the press shall be greatly disappointed if he
DIES not give them in all their pathos and effect.
Again. take interest in Mr. Turner'S success be-
he is American, born in The Southland like
native genius fosered by people. We cou
Ic of notices from the papers Of Philadelphia highly dis
eliminating community in matters of music and tastelair
~ rejecting the sentiment of the whole press of that city,
TURNER, THE BALLAD voCALIST.-our citizens
Fave now among them Mr. Turner, who has the
voice and the best ocxccuon for ballad singing Of any
vocalist We nave eve heard He gives another concert
lorrow evening" and We our friends that he
truly great we nave leaid Philips and lncedon and Bra
ham, who lave been The greatest ballad singers of this
~ but in purity OF voice. finish sye and nalhos of
CATION have been more gra6ed Than with MIR
Turner Persons of highly cultivated musical taste NAV
simple soul searching pathos of the English BALLAD must nj
ways continue the popuarit will ever be the nnsic
or the million Phil Sun.
MR. TURNER'S CONCERT.-On Friday night a fash.
onabe audience greeted the first appearance Of this charm
ing ballad Singer the Musical Fund Hall. High as pub.
lie expectation had been raised by the report OF his musical
genius IL than realized BY the performances of
last evening. 1t complete triumph His voice full
rich and manly and Of sufficient compass allow him full
scope 10 execute all the ordinary music OF ballads without
recourse to his alseto But the greut charm Of Mr. Turner'S
singing is The abandon OF feeling which he throws around all
his SONGS thus making them fall with double power upon the
listeners In many his pieces he rapturousy encocd
Indeed Mr. Turner has been justly pronounced BY all who
have heard him the delightful singer they have ever
heard On Wednesday night he will give another grand en-
1ertainmrnt on which occasion anticipate one OF the
largest and fashionable audiences which an amateur
honored with in this city Phi. S. Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

The ESD or y CAREER OF CRtME-We have given n bre
negro by the people Milton Santa Rosa county, Florida
Hardin and the negro arrested time ago at Co
umbiana, Shelby county. Alabama. We learn from the
Abbeve (Ala) Banner of the 29h utmo how Hardin and
the negro transferred Santa Rosa county,
of some of his crimes. The Banner SAYS:
Pursuant previous notice in paper and by handbs
large and very respectable portion citizens the
county met the mouse Saturday the Oath Nav
decide what they should do with The and
sumrnate horse thief murderer and branst John B. Hair
din who has confined in the Jail Of the county but
short lime.
delegation of FIVE gentlemen from Santa Rosa county
Florida came up and requested that the citizens Of Henry
county should deliver Tho said Hardin them 10 be carried
Santa Rosa county Florida, where he committed the first
theft and murder. Alter mature deiberaun on the part
of some of our citizens, decided that il wound be
bes the citizens of Santa Rosa county have Hardin
therefore he delivered them that they could
that which he justly merits that the citizens
our county could be able give him by the laws OF
bama Hardin last wife concubinc, whom he had with
him when he npprchended by Mr. Smith, says that Har
din stated 10 her that he had sixteen wives ad
that he had mu.cd sixteen men, and IL he should live he
would kill four more complete the number he desired
murder.
We made some little attempt obtain from Hardin some
confession in regard his life but he invariably avoided
any thing like particular confession in presence
The statement made BY the woman in reference Har-
dus crimes astounding as is appears 10 have been
frmed BY the hardened wretch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND nal;,s ETs. JCyE

TOEACCU.-i.!". ula:&ti ,.stt .,:ay ana tIt - -
ana prices we're lowcr Than they last week We ~"
tirc lie sale OF fine manufacturing tobacco =,
Si3 25 10 L. 75 We omitted ago to give rb i
spcct!ons lst June Of this and past year The dE
cheney this wear compared with The last is 6 ;Gl nhds
inspections this year being sis agains; q 500 o s, y
\. NJ. MARTIN Il co
Sales .. % hhds. tobacco were made rhus!lv by v
Martin & j Il; the following prices j. VI Ritrt ~ ~
,,s ; frosted! at )! %, IS, ant - - anl nh. en-
jrl;at 81 ~ Green hnd' at Sl3 and II 3d. l. Uo,.'
on. hh,:~ s2 - and - 80 H. Bullock 1 at s. %;
70 IS T. Garner hnds at s7aud at Is - Ms Ii
len Jones, hid at 50 IS. X. ". Manu. n.a. 9 ana
I9a5. $ i. Williams nhds., $ ara p. NJ Acx,nis
J'' : y. VI. MARTIN & ca
FLOUR-The last sales Of Richmond at si.l2>: to i25:
WiiEAr-Sales at SIS 20 los cenrs--prce Nominal.
tUiN-02: 10 IS cents pc: bussc.
CORN I;.AI.--i0 cents.
OiT$-ij cents per busAel.
RIE--iJ - cents. o
EISfI-lierrn1s New No. Cut 81 sos & 75 Gross =.
Ra sI 81 -; MackerrI No. ). 81 - ST No. 2 Sas;
- so; 10 !. $40 81 Il SO IS. Shad--none IN market
LARD-Nrv IN barrels, IL cts; Kegs IL. l2&.
EACON- Baltimore Sides .: cents; Shoulders - a
COFFEE-prIne new crop Laguayra 90 to 81 cents;
Rio 9. to 2+ cents.
SUGAIt-Ncw orleans So i cents Porto Rico s.:
MOLAssES-S Cuba is held at % % cts, wiki
small stock New Orleans firm al IS cts: re-boed 81
IROSp;u Iron S2i 10 30, according IL IuaIt?; Swcet
50; ner ton English So Tredc.ar Richmond mandatory,
75 Up Country Ears72 a -, according To qHAL'y
STEEI-Auiercan Dlistercd u % 10 | III per ton
LINES lies On Dock 81 ~.
SALT-from store - ~ safes from WHIT! s'2v 20
81 55-afr.ving more freely. ,,,,.
puTATOES-Sl!es III 81 y for Mercer yellow laSl TX.
CANDLi.S-Sprr,u Candies lStiic; lhow .Va1>; nGHs
pa,ni IS e. iiian;ir - per To-: Jackson patent is?
so AI-!{iri,r.lnd ana New fork 5 = aoc.
OIS-S cri winter 10 3T !: 4; summer IVA 10 cts
che cu So; refined 81 %; Lin-eed eU' ~ Tanners
- ais per barrel ,o, p,.h,uo ;, -.
5 American pr. 33c 18th proof 3ua7' Apple scarce 55c
t>.nm,nd Resti.ird Whisky 70" els; " T. Num =
., %Ii,.,s ,,Inciuulti wh>iey II Il Is cts.
,;t,A NOp.ruvan Sl1niS, PdisonIhn s32i1u per Ton.
uly-N,rtnern IN uaIrs--irom wharf - cJ cts; from
: tore 80.
TEAS-mpa.ia i5a15c. per ID; Glnpowdcr 10 llV cis
Young Hyson 30a15c; Black % ou C.
SOI 4 LEATHER -tiem0cK tanned, good l5 ali cts;
damaged Halls els.
KIt;E-Ncw crop Sd 81 cents -smnll demand
HIDESCircen sailed u per ID CAN Sae! IS
c;s. 10 81 each.
SHOT-54 n & cents per 10.
COTrON-l2a l29 cents
FEArlIi.RS-S6 cts ani Tcce1p;s small!
SEEDS-NJ Clover or Flax III rIarAei.
NAlLS--S 50 cts.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARkET-JrSE IS.
Beef Cat,l.-S"aic weight 81 1u ~ g -.
Hors-N,g ST. 81.
Sherp-Nrt 81 80 to 50 80 as in quality, and the supply
j. ammo JACOB SHOOK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
PRICES OF STOCKS ~ RICHMOND,
S,IES OLE IlR

Sales of i} hhs tobacco have ccn made by W imam H.
Brown within the last week, ~ follows VIM l. ;a'N ~
hruarIe binds at Sl2. AT 80, nrs nj b. james g.
cnr;crs crop Albrnar hht~. n SlU 90, at oN al
Q NJ 81 al s. hugs at 70 and .. james t. WATSON,
Aln.morI. hhd AT 81 2j y. W Esom Nelson, hhdS.,
a, All u at al 6 damaged uas AZ 50. Willis W.
White Alhrnarlr, hns NJ sl2 10, NJ II d. lag. -
J. W Cicnrsc Guuchlnnd 3hh!S., II SlV' al > ~
81 John CcasJn Albonlrr. hhs Tugs. ~ s. "
aaI g. VIM. e. Lpsromb, Madison, 3 Ihis., Al s. AZ
! um,nad lugs 1T i 10 John ~ Hummer, Alorni:!c, :
hHls AT 81 -, at6 o.? Alexander Johnson Alornafr
hhds 81 81 s. larll 81 | at 10, LUIS Charles
Rr ,wn AIhcrar' binds Sll, - at : lug nj
10 Richard NJ Dnrrrtt, Albcnarc, hh!s, al Sti,
lao. At = Jams L.. Chaplitn, Alormae. hhds pnrt OF
lbs cgop nt SIS al |, damaged James Garland Abe
marie hid SO - Iuas 81 90. WI. II. BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
PRESIDENTIAL ITEMS

The ~ O. Delta cites curious method Of advancing the
prospects of Presidential candidate viz for his friends
BET largely upon him:
To show that Senator Douglass advocates here not
indifferent this powerful means OF helping candidate,
we will state be, which made in this CITY few days
ago. by Wing and Dem ocrac gentleman The Whic bet
soOo that he could tho candidate of The Democratic
pnty and The Democrat bet $500 tina. he could the
wing candidate. The bets closed. The Democrat
naea General Scott and the Wing named Senator Douglas
lne democrat then offered $500 that the Democratic
clned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
THE RAGLAND WILL CASE.

Mr. Patton behalf of the proponents brought up the
yesterday evening Having heard his opening
marks led form the opinion that this will be the
powerful Of Mr. Pattons vigorous efforts. How long
he will continue his address, have learned but we
venture 10 say this much that should he the ba
lance of the crm he will command throughout the eager
attention Of the Court and Jury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

PUBLIC MEETING IN KING GEORGE COUNTY.
The people of King George assembled in large numbers
their Court House the 9Th of June being day and
w X. Ma son, ESQ., invited the Chair and John
Baker appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting being explained on motion Of
Col f. r. Taylor, committee appointed by the Chair
To eport resolutions for the consideration of the meeting
sisng of Mcssrs f. T. Taylor, John Arnold Daniel Crak
lev r. Fl. Stuart james Arnold, Thacker Rodgers, H. g.
| Rowland and Dainecrfcld Lewis.
The committee retircd and the meeting being re-assem
bcd the Chairman reported the following preamble and
solutions and stated that the committee unanimous in
adopting the report:
Whereas, an impression is sough, be made upon the
Convention, sitting in Richmond, that the people oil
Eastern Virginia the principle proposed in VIVA
is termed compromise Of the Basis Question: we, peo
pe of King George in public meeting assembled feel bound
10 express sentiments upon this subject and far
we are concerned thus undeceve such members may
have formed opinions declaring belief that
express not only own, but The opinions Of fellow CT
tizens Therefore, have resolved
That regard the called Compromise surrender vi
Eastern interests violation Of the vital principle that rep
resrralion and taxation should hand in hand and ba.
upon which, were II an original question: the Eastern and
Western people of Virginia could never have united in ioh-
ing our great Commonwealth
g That regard fatal 10 our interests 10 accede TO any
basis OF representation which dsegards tardon and
acauesce in no plan which violates the republican principle
that tax-payinG should also be tax-laying people
3 Tina, The adoption Of the White Basis is virtually
Acknowledgement that Federal System Of Government is
unsnnd that If accedc 10 such principle upon the
demand of our Western brethren that it is Just and right
refuse the right when The people OF the North
shall claim 10 establish representation upon the same prnc
pie in the House of Representatives of the United States
A. That we approve the of delegates in resist
inu the establishment of basis unjust and injurious TO
the people Of Eastern Virginia. and instruct them pcrse
we're in resisting it, peferrng the luss Of other important
amendments the existing Constitution rather Than accede
to the so.caIcd Constitution, any similar scheme.
5. That tender thanks 10 Robert t. Scott ESD of
Fauqurr and others their able and manly support OF the
rights of Eastern Virginia.
.. That the munsrous injustice sought 10 DC inflicted
upon the East be not successfully averts delegates
instructed for the adjournment of the Convention
sine die
!. That these proceedings &c forwarded TO our iseelesn
Richmond published in The newspapers Oh t'ete'icss
burg Richnond, and Alexandria.
The question the adoption OF the report and resolutions
being put, they were passed unanimously
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WHEY MASON Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

Kenny LIND AND BARNUM.-We learn from Mr..
H,msI!er that the Arrangement q" Jenny Lind and Bar
~ n.- been brought close. and she will give her first
rnreri IN pnade pht her account. AT the Musical
Fund Hall ,-,rprruw evening. Tickets 81 and 81. Mr.
n a,.o sal, $ mat AdIc Lind will in all proOlal: sing in
& .iiorc IT, the o short time cIliI, benedict
,lvI ard OTHERS we'll thu Gcrmaaa, are engaged by
Miss Lind and Al her concerts.
We understand that the engagement was broken OIL by
sudden -rrruGnt between Mis- Lind AMI M bhinu'
AMI tina, pay him S3u000 10 be released from Tue
contract Ia sing under his management. Bat. Patriot
MR. WEBSTER SLAVE RESCUE TRIAL, &c.
BrsroS JUNE ll-lon. me. Webster has been invited
T., wat Lowed py n large number "t citizens.
The tllyGcn charg-i with being engaged IN Inc
rescue ri Shaific, Is not yet concluded.
The America arrived this morning but not IN time Tor hcr
mails To 70 south in the morning train.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
TIE SOUTHERN pLANrER-NEN

THE SOUTHERN PLANTER-NEW EDITOR
The Southern Planter for the month of June, has beer
laid upon table by the publisher. il need not be repeat
ed BY US that the Planter usual has earnered up for IT
readers abundant crop Of useful and interesting accompa
nimenGs.
The June number Of the Planter contains obituary
its late esteemed Editor Richard Bames Guoch, Esq, wh'
died al the residence of his mother in the county of Henri
co. the latter part May Mr. Gnocs place in the edo
rial chair Planter has been filed by Frank G. Ruthn
ESQ., OF Albemarle, gentleman well known as pactca
Acrcuturist and q writer of ability. We doubt not tina
The columns of the Planter under the direction of Mr. Ruff
fin will read with increased interest by the numerous
subscribers to that valuable perodcu.-t Republican.
We cordially recchO the above Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13


THE BOSTON TRAGEDY.-We have announced by
telegraph the freaks Of crazy man, named Ephraim L.
Dagectt in killing the daughter Of Dr. A. J. Cummings, &C.
yerely cutting Mrs Cummings and then cutting his own
throat The Boston Courier gives the following details Of
the bloody transaction:
On Saturday morning. about IL o'clock, he called at the
house DIR. A J. Cummings he said he was hungry and
that he willing chop wood do other Jobs about
the house his dinner He supplied with food, and
dinner uitered about the house until O'CLOCK when he
was furnished with The Doctor went out about seven
o'clock on professional Grand leaving Daggett who
after complained of pain in his heart. He subsequently
tered the sitting ROOM still complaining OF pain, took sea-
united his neck handkerchief opened his shirt busoW and
said he wanted DR.. Cummings His strange manner
alarmed Mrs. Cummings and SHE asked Miss Crosby,
who was present. 20 and call in OF the neighbours
Miss Crosby, holding in her lap DIR. Cummings
daughter child about four old set the little girl
down for the purpose OF complying with the request.
The she did So Duggett rose, and, alter muer-
ing in law for a moment, exclaimed ut Is no USE sIe
must 60" He seized the child BY the hair of the head pull
his knee and cut her head almost on win
rnz pr which he drew from his pocket The appalled, mother
the sanghtcer but she attacked and sustaneda wounc
in hand. Sne finally succeeded in rcscung The eess
body of her child and with into the street, the infants
head dangling her shoulder Daygc still in pursuit. at
| tempting TO strike her neck with the raised razor
The appearance Of the atlghtcd mother as she ran fran
tic through the for hclp-hoding in her her al
hedess child bleeding from every severed veln-wus
sight awful 10 be described. The nelghbor soon heard
her uucris and upon their approach, Daggc who had io
lowed Mrs Cummings distance reccded 10 the piazza
duc:us house and there cut his throat in such
manner produce death in less than ten minutes. The
scene OF blood terrible behodhe sitting and
hail the house, the piazza outside and the streets adjacent
| stunned with IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL.

The extension OF the Capitol is be carried under
III" direction oil the President, the Commissioner OF Public
Buildings being made by law The superintendent. We
desiand that the President has appointed Thomas t. Wal
ter, Esq. OF Philadelphia architect OF the contemplated
tension. The plan adopted consists wings Of The North
and South placed distance from the present building
and connected with BY OF corridors The
stone of The extension will be laid the fourth OF July
fRepu5iic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
[srcnSn DISPATCH.
p,tr orINI: FOR Il : SEN ATOR

U,srroRp JrxE The haoiing for u. 5. Senator was
resumed to-day Mr.. Seymour, dem, received lO3 votes
Baldwin ,yhi. 1856 scattering ~. fourth ballot IL now
in progress. :. -:
After five unsuccessful haotings for Senator the legis-
turr adjourned until Tomorrow, when another trial Viii be
mudG
burv Yesterday DR.. John Williams chosen assistant
-lup BrumWtlI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
JoHS +. BAKER, Secretary.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN NEW HAMP-
SHlRE.-CoScoRp, y. H., JUNE 1.-THE Democratic
Convention to-day was attended by $50 decsates-Mt.
Levi Woodbury. was unanimously put forward their
avorite candidate for the Presidency The Convention
minated Luke Woodbury. OF Antrim, their candidate FOX
Governor and appointed Chas G. AiheTon delegate the
Democratic National Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

The Cincinnati Gazette states that Hiram Powerss statl
of the Greek Saus has been forwarded thence to lis ortl
nate owner in Washington City, Vim. W. Corcoran, Esq,
be placed in his private gallery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

HEAVY DEFALCATIUNS-ENpL
New ORLEANS, JrSE ga well known cotton nurr sud
denly disappeared to-day He is deauer vi about $40 600
The loss falls chiefly on three large cotton houses
One OF the Terry boats burs: boiler this morning while
crossing The river 10 Getna, killing negro pilot Several
other persons who were on board are missing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
tIan:.Sl. :isiJkAii.

pUKr ~ KiGHMUNp, JUNE y, 1851.
ARRIVED.
Schr Svlph Edw ir,i- New York.
Sen. Pioneer reynolds, Norfolk.
Schr Mary Wills Dewlns, B,!r!nore
Sc!r 'rhos Ireland. Summers, Boston.
Schr Courier Rogers, Boston.
Schr Jam Henderson, Bustbv, Albany.
a.s1-.s.-
SARATOGA wATEE.-A rre,I' smpF,y PRIV, ,,; eGs'y.,lo y
.sRiaE ST. GROIN SUGAR. ant. ptine y crH,
~ sugar mo-" '"''"= 'i iS:I: >oEvE iI. j">r
IuueI3 \" ii par ,'res,
fIA<so:.s UNIVERSAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,!,,,v.
ja m, !',-s: 81 Eass : care
wEET Cir"-lr~, rrccyrta lr,si snrr'y Sweet "a-@
"'''''' '''" 40 $50 u" ''" ABE : GRAY r!,ss:
June - Ar.. Duva! II. Man sln"i
Bi.UE LICK SULPHUR WATER
BYRON the i"" Lack sulphur springs K|n,"cSN Kept con'
thoeS o. ,sc w. errr crs,S L, rossie it perfectly ro
az; "n. s"'nra"' SnIos' n;a,. VIA
Jne l. Sncrs>sors "AlcA. Dual ~ Man sl's-.-
!, ..Ait!. CHANCE. .
VIZ cn "'I "i n"" 'h'@''- "'"''' ~ -
/ MARVIN "i rltrs h. r'o! "t the fiat 81 Au'",tn''.
aa! :" at'c,, $40" al HAT n. b"2 '-u.@ c3"r our i
and ChJrrn. fashionable au we!l mad" CLpIiIiNG NOT &"
rra.s oS,a,," I l r'"s an af',% 70 avon! @
5: III *;'25 % ' great 's''Ff = yssS'S
csASAG::.ss' oEFi:E-'. MORRIS ~ co" H''".
L",;sr,ss s ':'w" III yA IL o'eIocs cs2:, o ..
: is Of , *: CO..: 8, = 81" At "e"%&-''',
iritan, l.,srv s,'aciny ,;,pa. 5000 s5"', ''@'
!?,in', Sc = N"s : 'rawH TI'Scs sii
D'ns Sos ), r'e,. & css. =, ~: draw" g 'o@e "
pras'l Nos Sn-quet.a,na. Class 26, drawn Jun" T. ,
u ~ 81 50 30 ,, q II :, y g; l. .r ;! =
-,.,.f.,,e,,: ,;1 ,..,. ,,r5 =, Il, ,5,;t .,LE.
tkriit uIsc-'sn.4 tcIoa tero"s 81 rcm,Sne 10 n tr
r. ar .,,.. i. ,r. >rlI. GROVE t,rr En"ace,
,,,,r t ss,arSrs. n r,,, !, ~ yOnn. an
ti,"',r ,t:,.s ray,,,r,, ,,,, I5', ,rr, Tae" Gi.
crssrnrs l'',ey the Hr"",d. r.a@st:'oG:
aud Railroad. pnrtJu "i,cH through ~ E
# ms ~ , oxnr ' a. tt G' aa % rr ;ta
~, , ,r .. M ~ law ] a., ,,r
@ ~ =: az an I". - - . f,,.,
~. lem rr,r.sarv "a nl,. = in r. d~cn,
,io, ~; I.. ,rsc. II 10 saw Hit j, u se!:o.n ~
' rs .r a Msf T,,,p.ia can communicate w
by yt'sr iderirtbr:. "I. ~aa.cr, !r Jug
TERMS ,c !lri 81 Vie ,.rcl'c Io. ~ n rni tire rnn
G '@, ." 4 Sf' S o. 'I . ;I, az w. ' n4
y , ~; aD2.. ,"'r are mo- 's w s
! .,r',iss".. r.. r;l'rE VI ~
June 70 b. 80: :. NV 'i: g" WI n>>Eur'n
asln.f
T.. CATHERINE g., saah II >'mari j. jos. T. J"" s.'
Ma Ts M,o ! , K,s, M ss S s.t Ct n; 80
John N sl",;'"; DEC a. ~, ,,.. ,,r ,,r Sf Wi.3s
rulsual - It';s % .' '''u'' ''' ~, o4 n,
nnn- an n"' u 9H'' ~ :; ,t, S,u,g &
c,y ." OF t's a. nm m r. o, to ;or,s m aa ;r5vr
before the sunrrlr the ,"I 'out " T..
lie. IN The ', OF wilinmsb"is On or 2sio'" "a"
. 4@A "r N @r3g u, rG +y % s n%es .
account ." 40 d:b'- "n ct me iGns." eAs,'' z:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
WlIE NOMINATION

The Convention which met in Suffolk on Monday, NOM
mated Robert II. Whitfield, Esq. Of Smhfeld as the VIII!
candidate for Congress in that District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

Yesterdays Republic that it is in the conte
platoon of tho President 10 visit Old Point Comfort in con
pany with the Secretary of the INTERIOR as soon as lie sh;
completed his examination of the affairs OF the seven
DEPARTMENTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13

Judge Duncan, and }. G. Cunningham and t. H. Smith
Esqrs of Virginia, form part OF the American Jurors &c
award premiums the Worlds Fair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
LINES nN THE DEATH OF CHARLIE DOWNING,

ei ono yrar months an! days second
Thomas ~. and Saah Erockenorousho OF Rlchmond,Fa
So late engaging boy.
4 mothers 1--we, Il iathcr'- JOY
", rA rs this ended
precious has winged It's Hight
To ;hat dear home Of endless l!sat,
To live Angels blended
Thea should weep the s"rrowIhs tear,
Or wish tina, hon "eri @cre
To i've III. ait.utc'il
Ali nit : cheering now 10 vIeE
Yen plarl an! itnk there too,
Thy peace ascendct.
Dear ,;Ie Charlie the nurs-c with care
No ,a',;t could retain thee here.
from torture save thee
Twas best: should hasten where,
rrai--anG swreiiy mare
The smiles Him who ga.e ti.ee.
ROBERTA
r.. rlant, We, June l2h, 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-13
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this city Thursday. ths i2h inst BEEHAkD iEi
K Prytop. agrI eleven months at
III. ihrEIg Respectfully NV
.rjru (Fr!Gayl a'erpou al - c!ncE'
F"ytnn q" Grace .i ON streets
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