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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15
mi NoRrAroRE WOULD sAY 20 THOSE VIC

~ have contracted eissaset Cura ut yoleas" that is
Tate Of thy health. have devoted many years
prof.op and bAve treated Gueeessiuly tn0usand Of
tients Those who w6a consult those
do % tree Of eharge.D from n sP ~ sunday
excepted. IL you value health, will avoid
knsyes who nblusbinEy tell you That they only
ard that their EEt Of medicine lie all that
cessary disease in al whose
has been ruined by these cyclists. call daily.
lsH Willism street.
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noCrOR. YoURsxLr-FoR TwENTY-FIvENKM7s-
~ BY means Of the Pocket EsouApus Every 0ns His
DIVA RyasiAa thirtisth edition, with enc hsAdrsA
ravng showing diseases and In every shays
aAd form, b. william Young Nd, 0rsdaats Of the Uli
vsrsy Of The various forms Of sssrst de
plain lasguass The chapter ssfAbuse 10 worthy Of
particular atsntion, and should be by every enc
Young who have been unfortunate eoarsoting dis
.sse previous placing yourselves under the Of
doctor nAtter what his prstensons copy
hs truly useful work Strangers visiting the CITY, pAreu-
larry those contemplating marriage don't think OF rstuxn
Ing home without COPY Of the Pocket AhculApus. Sea
saptAiAs and going should Dr. Ysuns
reAsne o. Marriage the Pocket GsculApius Every Or
enclosed In letter. will receive copy Of shis beck ~
nail i've copies will be for doax Address Or
WI YOUNG b2 Spruce street. Phadelphia also for sale
By etrinx.- 3 Townsend IA Broadway. New York
WHEN HUMAN LIFE IS IN PERIL, WHO w0ULc
w stop to question: Hunterisn DisPeessry, nun
Der three bivision street, estabshed A. b. 1885, ~ d
the lot Of any physician enabled to warrant perfect
and lasting cure, and in all cases. This the onll
place in this city where his great remedy Hunters heS
Drop, can be obtained. medicine never known TO fau
curing the forms Of disease private natufs
The Dspensary arranged that she person calling WI
but the doctor himself who in constant Atton
snce In his private ready and willing to give rshs
voluntarily given All afflicted are invited 70 maxi
Immediate application to DOCTOR HUNTER whose higk
professional celebrity respeotabty and integrity OF Cha
racter challenge the severest scrutiny And Are sen
to the patient Of thorough cure ana honorenA
Treatment. Price 81 This great remedy cAnnot Pc hsa
Boston genuine. N The Doctor has on hand tht
srsest and mo valua .Assorsnsnt OF srusses in New
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INK RALPH. AUTHOR OF The "PRACTICAL PRI-
~ yse Treatise, kc-Oiee hours, to IL n. P.
NJ fsunday excsptcdJ No. 81 Greenwich street From the
uncommon medical advantages the arthor has
this spseisy he has ample reason for ing ths
stage Of certain diseases their
deplorabie effects resulting from early habits be
can insure such certain SAFE and be
obtained from other Those whoapp
in the earlier stages will be surprised the
MID Nv of III
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4 1877 OF LETTERS REMAINING IN TAX NEW YohK
IL Pest once, March Is, 1881.
OFFICIALLY IL
CALCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list in VII lob they are
Advertised LADiIy LIST
AbtstxfsE Armst roma Margaret runf ron NrsHar-
AIMS Miss k0y Afsfiu hrs Chsrles riet C
Anderson Ann Aeksrmsn MrsMsry Arbucksi Margaret
Arthur hks Nor ANS nrs Animal ARE strsng sarah
folk street
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKs--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nature and Of delicate
ana AL the Kindred sfscons-ustrAted by great num-
Der Of eolorsd plates large - ufs By Hsa
shove named nature II 10 large auarto-O psxes; seosr
edition. price SO Extract from the Boston MEDICAL
ournA " 1t may be said feariessly TO be sqo
70 nieerds Ac.ens works the family Of disease
nad far superior 70 Of the kind eyer prbsAsd In
3 osnss Author ofs work On ssf-abuss and ~: 60
price 81 ror sale At the blishers srRiNGIR Towr-
BEND IL Broadway and BY The author, t0x Broadway
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TsIegTaPnic Marine Reports.
BosroS. March IA.
essv. NorlsAas sehr c Haiooi PhiisdephA.
olsArsA-Barks Alexandria Havana Reindeer, NOresns
Kate Alice Mobiles Ida Baltimore, schrs Charm Rich
DeaA; AnthraeboPhsro, Newark. ,,
ssisdschrs Jane and Sea Mark Baltimore; ilth Mary
Fagrsw, do. go
Arrved-B.x, Patriot Providsnos Gage hssAasAs sloOp
Leader. Pawtuekst nv x,,
sAiie1-sehr corsil Horton. Taunton for Dsa.ars City.
yaiIed-schr Atlanta Pratt. Newbern NC.
the River hound upT.S .es., imposed 70 b the Sa-
eah Branees from Tor Fver ana thompson
Honux Maroh7.
C,sarsd-Briss RsIlsrson. and Per'tDs. Boston.
Arrived-ship Francis Sage Rsbson NYorK.
Cleared l3h-Shp vieksburgh, and steamship Ohis, New
Ysxk.
New s.DSoaD. March L.
6ailsl-J Fisher, P ilaoelphia.
Anived-schrs ssml Payp.sr. Veal PhiiadslphiA for
1sseoa fer 81 folk sen Truro for Tangier Monterey
WsilAsst for kYoik slsopJ Fish FRivsr
In Port-0rigs John Bach. Nell r!lle for WIndies ldg
Dutch Isaad HaEbor light bark and schrs In fog
. hartor.
PHovmENck March Is.
Arrived Sehrs Albemarle FuArt Pantsge NC passed
CsssseABrs orrAy TAFT cowsl Chaslessoa; sehr Glen
Sssd-nsArs John Compton Sharp Phiiadspha or BAti-
nere according 10 wind Zephyr boyle, Philadopha via
RocxLASp March 6.
ArivsA-Sohrs Fortune and Lsnson Dean. NTork; Sch.
tAts 10; 9Th. NARY LAnsd do 10th Lucy White do;
Sailed zth-echrs Sea Lion. and xary Creckst NYork
sAvAsSAH. March 10.
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nR MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoErIDENTlALLf
~ certain dseases whieh he treats without
Recent cured few days Thirty
enables him 20 debility, from self sbu
See his London cplorl. in his priv Office, Hultor st.
N, B.-No fee TIL cured.
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NO FEE TILL CURED-Da. MURPHY HAS REMOVED
IN TO No. Roosevelt street. Chatham whsrs
hourly consulted all diseases. Recent
without mercury in four days with unparalleled
beaten. DR.. n. will forfeit 500
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DR; coNvERs. MEDICAL CARD TO YOUNG MN:

nR. CONVERS MEDICAL CARD TO YOUNG Nm
~ Are suffering the improper secret
habits Of youth your head back limbs and At
fected mental social feelings
woak vexipg rninous
for busness society Atrinopyi Procure Dr. Csnvsrs
hs: restored VITO h,a sysa ~ hope Of relief Dc
pills other nostrums they in your case
mark this. The cordial ains mercury opium other
delsterous drugs, to inure hndrsnce
Business g bottle bottles for S. with directions and
important advice to the married and single Sold by Dr.
his efes IS Third between Tsath Eleventh
streets New York in Phladslphia-st No. 50 Thrs
street. Of Third and South. and By Halle
SO MARKET street lSee New York National Police Gaste
Green streets, Phladelphia.
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JERFECr SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUACKERr-
"A Dr. De Lsnsys Private Medical Form uIary popular
treatise on private disc their ymptsns remedies
cure. Price only lz9s SOLD the bookstore 42
Broadway. The authors consultation hours are from A
k.tosP: y. onea 81 Lsps2ard street, near Broadway
and Canal street.
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VNHIN HUNAN IFH Is IN PERIL, WHO WOULy


Dale AND LONDON TREATHKNT OF PRIVAf1
diseases few hours, By vegetable application. With
eat pain In sssi.y broqshs By improper hssi.s asa
remedy and show there thousands who
not 30 cured without have daily q
.sst S1ntTaotions daily cure without esusts
:sos saoSsA " yon. with those snd the hundrsds q
day.-D n Corbyn. You eIpollsd my complaints In
few hours-C Deroud- under shs other physoiax
a. =. in .ao !, time. J:h9 RAD sysr e i
bensnt cured me-, BY local and general treatment
short tins.Jss Salisbury; Tsa:msns By lettsr 6mte
lamont. IL Rsade street. two doors from Broadway.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
VERY INTERESTING WORK.


Through Mr.. a. Norris have received from D. Apple.
ton Co., the publishers u, New York. handsome vol
nmes entitled Nicaragua; its People Scenery Monuments.
and tic proposed Inter- Oceanic Canal; with
original maps and illustrations by F. G. Squier late Charge
dAares of the United States the Republics Of Central
America. Mr. Sqnies like the English Mr. Chatfcld may
have been rather nssy waspsh and nt.meding Charge
but the rich treasures which this elegant work contains,
show him to DC unsuccessful antiquary,
% science The style is simple but pquan and the we'll
executed and numerous of the ancient idos,
the volcanoes, rich flowers &C. 0! Nicaragua full OF
interest. There is very marked similarity between the
images and structures here Depicted and those of Ancient
Egyp Can there be any between the pco-
plef The subject is rich in curious spcculaons We OBJ
that the Commissioned Indian Affairs has carried
Washington Hebrew relic, found among the Po.tawato
mics The Kansas river Il consists OF four rolls Of parch
rnent the writing more beautiful t!n print containing
the p,rciuents from time immcnu:n! How did they
by then Can there DC my connection between the Jews
and the Red Men .: the forest J?
The publishers have also US through Mr. Nor
RE handsome volume called ADRIAN the Clouds Of The
Mind; romance By james lie novelist and VI. b. Field,
citizen OF Massachusetts Il is after the Of the
curious copaTrcry in literary abois of Beaumont and Fe
chapter and page The Gyt!a style is easy aud pleasant
the laid in the United States and the story we'll
ranged us moral is ;'rry your opinions showing that
peace of mind only be founded firm and wc!estab
lished opinions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
MIR, SUMMERS AND THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Ii will be rccoecttd that Ar. Summer claims I" Inc sup
por OF The people of this section were urged III e a'r 'ec
linn pnrticly upon the ground that he the especial
friend an original advocuteoi our great tue 81 IMPROVE
ment the Virginia and Tennessee Raj Road Indeed M
Summers himself urged this fact in MS own pIa wren
amongst US But appears, maintained oy te Dcnt'
ocrGt here .la. he acuariy ihc friend .: '
or improvements, which above all Others, is lnia@olsc !"
our oxn The Charleston (hanawha) 'ESnan III speak
ipr of the election in TIA; quarter, says:
awhile the reS, in this and ether counties on me nE q
he Central Railroad has varied materially from what
anticipated, confess We are somewhat oEal'c" ~
Inc number m democrats who have been induced by sectional
and personal considerations vote the wing ticket we
however have every that in future party contest
where such considerations viii not apply hey vi" DC iou'
rs they have been heretofore battling for tn great pnc
MOS whic.. form the basis Of their political organization
From, this ii would appear that Dir. Summers vas snip
ported in the West by Democrats because Of h a'o-
cacy and known sympathy with TIE CESTRAL RAIL Roam"
The pcops II Lyuchorrg may now that Mr. Su'ilers
Professions behalf Of Improvement were all made Tor
the occasini, and were unworthy OF the man.
l{.yHchjurg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
HON Il IL EANI.N

Our readers will find in another column very interesting
letter from his distinguished member of the House, iakcT
from the Southern Argus, and intended 10 correct certain
statements which had appeared III that JouIn" cnchatc'
20 create az impression unavo!lbe his consistency as
Democrat Ii had been inferred in quarters that he
was dispose! the formation 81 third party on az
coun, Of tn proceedings which took place in the Democrat
r caucus tor the nomination vi The officers composing
the House This We sure doing great injustice &c
judge Bavv who although determined not I" approve az
ofution ia The u,trass tic Gay, whether in the N"r,l
or III, SoU,n has ionc noh!n. separate himself from
,he party Indeed, feel authorized 10 "a!
hat the Judge looks upon the Dcmocatic marty so M hi
fTp,n n,,v of opr land, and that the dissolution VI S
wou be one of greatest disasters that could oc'a
nu- III uiCn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

John Il. Boyd g;"nton Briggs, ia.hy, j"s"r Ctsinr
Thompson Campbell, Cartier GisE' AiT:drr 'nafi''
rhnst.ir Glars CcvclarJ Cin"maT cnoa, C"nger ca
ii, Gco;g" Davis, JOHN C Da"s b:sney Dety DutAe''
Eastman .al%nrr Fictin Florence, Floyd fo%Ic It'-
man Hec.y NJ Fuller Thomas J y F"!"! G'!!oTa' Cen
lfy iittn.~ Green Grey. Grow asca !icnt7ickS HI,
bard Horsroi, HowarJ john ". Howe, Thomas NJ i'""'
Inaessoi Ives john Johnson J. Clancy Jones' prest''
Eims Ku!ns kurz, Landry, Lcircr iiace, d.SaFd :,
Mnrshnl Mason, McDon1I, MaNair, Mo!'ny, HaaTy D.
More Murray. Nabcs Newton, O!:s ItfKer, fe"s'''
Pcnn;fnan Perkins, POE! Ran"u' IT,, EeAlfdson, To-
bins IT, Rpbic Robinson, SaccI, scfr'ne!'"tn' Scnaa'
David L. Seymour Oreen $. Seymour, SAeitnn, Shli :
snow, benjamin Siaaton Richard Stani"n J. : st.'
vrrs Stone Martin, Stuart, snit:stiid lf' 'wf'
ser George " Thompson, ihnr="', I"""s'.enI' luc|'
Wa,rid.c, Walsh. Ward, Wash5urn IT,, "c'e''' Az
snn white W,irirk and Ya;es-lll.
NAysMcsss. Aoersromoe Aksn, Asis, ssf m, H.r.
riIrc Albert g. Brown T.. G. Cabch, Caldwell Lewis -
Canpbc C1Iom Daniel, Dockc'y, DHnhatn timandrpn'
Eyans Fitch tiaodrnow, Hall. Hamilton Hlnmooh iiar-
per. Sampson " Harris, Haven, Hehard t"nn, ll!yc5
t1:iaday Houston Jackson Andre" Johnson, Gcorgc -
Jnnr- LocAlart Humphrey Marshail, lafrn c;ini!in
M,spr M"r.hcHt, Morrison, Murphy, orr, reEn r"~e!l
Scurrs SIit; Sanv, j. H. Stephens ihynf, banltiii
Tnompson VcnahIc Watkins Wilcox aud Hiillams-aS
So the rules suspended two-!rds falling u vote
in The affirmative.
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ARRIVAL. OF THE HERMANN.

New York Disc. 2S-li!c steamer Hermann from S0nih
atlpon arrived hc.e to-day she brings 65 passengers bn
her dates are late those By the Europa which latte
steamer reached Boston to-day.
The following gentlemen constitute the new Cabinet o
Louis Napoleon NJ De Morney, Minister OF interior; VI
Euid Minister of Finance; NJ R"nkc Minister q: Justice
NJ. Aiasnc, Minister Of Public Works ~ DneoS 'iniSi.
of Marine; DurnSfec Minister Of Commences ST Armand
Minister OF War; forgot Minister VI Foreign Affairs.
The High Court of Justice has been dissolved BY tie Pre-
siaent.
NJ on,earbe.t t. Mura and seventy five tis'iagGisle,
members OF the National assembly form Tie CoCnci
of State.
RUPTURE IN THE ENGLISH CABINET Th
Liverpool Journal hints serious rupture which ts sa
has taken place in the English Cabinet in consequence
Lord Palmcrsons conduct towards kossuth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
xIyaNvN.s ENQJiREK.,
,1osSfxG. DECEHBER" ''
!, BLESSED HOLIDAY.

\ Bl.Eo -<utll
.;., ~, mer.icst Christmas TO ali , ioo md
The hS'S na ~'a S only enjoyed in
oy o1 ,s, hsv will be INDUCED byhe Democracy Of
nr aside politics for few days pec, of the past
oia,ionsn in the of TIE IN, Of new Of things
virginia are happy I'm. Tho year has been most
calmly awaiting the cgou1 hung the Union OF the
in the dear old c2ty OF Vrginia-bul ii was IN both
oyentul A, orhc good and patriotism OF our peo
States n-jefT,it made under new suses, to storm
cas of Virginia Democracy but it was based on the
efrncple and glorousy resisted the continued charge
.eassaans led BY "giant," made immense and threat
enng preparations but the garrison was mpesnaoe and the
old flag of Virginia principles flies higher and brighter than
ever.
is pleasant 10 witness the cain which now perVades the
confederacy-thec calm of peace and happiness congenia
10 the season. To all our friends again wish merry
Christmas ana merry New Year.
No paper will appear Tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

The Coual5!a STATE Rights Republican, in noticing Pow
ERs statue az Ere (o.ionJnn Obi J. ;. PTcs;"u) ind III
Greek Stare exhibiting in that town says that il may
not be uninc. Gstng STATE at eminent gentleman
this country when recent visit 10 Mr. Powers in ai;
heard him sI ;;at he had attained any excellence
satuarv be attributed to his study Of the works
EMANUEL SwEpESBoRG one the most learned men u! ht
18th century whose writings in every department o.;
and science wei! in theology have lattcry excited
inconsdcatc sensation both in Europe and the L. States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
rIIE IOEEOr THE SEASON,

S,mo nj I'm. wars in town lr their ii ln.ofnIh
in yeas cfnunca;a oil the police officers on We'd
80, 49,, init an infant had been found in baskc:
taced in an alley thu of The dwelling Of
citizens, ard the infant dead. The officer mmed
aey laid Information before the Coroner and the pope!
steps for holding inquest were nj once taken Jury
was rcgull:iy summoned and attended yesterday in due
o:lcr, the place designated 10 view the body
and render verde; according 10 tee facts The basket was
produced the covering carefully removed when la and be-
hold the astonSe eyes .! the Jury and bystand"rs was
presented line large BABY, which had occn rallied !o
Monday Gight al the Far and preserved for the occasion
'rae Coroner Inquest ad ourncd sin admired dsnrder!'
tj-r ,Yr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
NEW AND SPLENDID LUCoMOTlvE-TRED GAR
IRON WORKS.

lRUN NORkS.
We have had the pleasure lately of seeing splendid loco
motive, constructed the lccuar Iron WORKS of this city
and called THE LvSc!suHG." Ii the first OF number
mia and. Tennessee Railroad Company. This massive and
beautiful locomotive weighs 1000 pounds: cylinders IS. in
diameter 22 inch stroke eight wheel tender. IL built
under the direction and superintendent Of Mr. Charles
Campbell assisted BY Mr. James Bailey the foreman OF the
Machine shop. The boilers built BY Mr. Matthew De-
aney from the boiler plates made at The works The paint
ing done by Mr.. ). Y. Landrun All the materials
used in the construction o the engine made at Mr.
Andersons works except The copper haes and springs
which he proposes hereafter 10 manutic;urc Every portion
OF the work and decoration o. this superb engine reflects
the greatest honor Rcamon! artzan and proves
that the South hereafter find within borders
locomotives Of the most superior kind.
We a:c happy 10 learn that Mr.. Anderson has made extern
sive preparations carry the Engine business the
IIctesar Iron Works lie has associated with him i'll the
business M l":n Sou.ncr, VINO has iu a number oi YEA:
Carried on the |. comoya the 'G,bc Works,
boslon aud whose locomotives sugar mills an stationary
engines at. extensively known saa appsp.td, ni. Il
ms country, b.; - Gatt. iHey Will bg prepared 10 tIrE
out lour locomotives mpHl, and more if the demand
qulres IT, besides Sugar Mills and Stationary Engines We
earnestly hope thai NJ. AncsnnS enlightened enterprise
VIII be duly appreciated III the South and that Southern
Railroad Companies Planters others will embrace this
noble opportunity OF encouraging Southern skill indus
Our city has be proud OF this new and or
Rich. Republican.
This superb engine few days since and may be now
or the banks OF the canal ready 10 nc shipped Lynchburs
on substantial a;5otomed boat constructed Tor the oc
casun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

In the OF the discussion in The u s. Senate, MIR.
Foote mentioned win the Senator from Viz
giaia lr. MasOn after the last Congress in which the
contemplated collision between South Carolina ana the Cen
cral Government talked 1t then agreed thai
in 1888 Virginia, upon the suggestion OF Gen Cass had
Commissioner Solth Carolina the same should
then be done Afterwards il determined to include
Maryland with Virginia ana for that purpose letters were
addressed TO Governor Lowe and Louis McLanc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

ornrR or THE LONE STAR -lhs :. N (,', v
THE okpE@ nj Of the Mobile Tribune gives the sou,
leans cofres' =" rrw o,dc, lately established IN
ing ans up within
West. mabe association which in njs f ny,
few m"ihs a"e"s rn of broth within year his &C.
ard IS 'iaS"ias Il is s,ima'cdand; embracing within =, rs
South arc I'M number thirty s,anting anu wealth IN ,'e
ranks r;cn 81 .e saI thai will soou be counted at nun
country heir 1ncy make secret % their objects
d d1,a y IL .sa S1 ' ' a @ w.
but dect = ir,r that hr ultimate intentions r!hi
design :" .ow OF Spanish American sovereignty ana llc
lhcIe n Of Cuba the United States, or 10 us a'e'
10 thSSs srpurac republican government WIN me -
anr, " - ~ their command wilhnn; number, t!c
lmnaE;ps OF the slave States in their favor, aAt ie hi
and martial spili, Of the South TO second hc e-
.ors demonstration may pc MAGE tl'' WIN 'o'' -"
world The END Is yet 10 be SEEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
Foe TIE ENQuIREE

ia e Voters of tic Judicial Dis'rc. composed Of Lc com
Gss If prince George UinriGd.e Brt9s'rcE, l!cchleE
burg, L,nsnbnrg, Notora% Amelia, CHESTERFIELD ana
foSeia:aa, and The city o. Pt!er'b1"s:
eoc of eciins the individual whose business il IS 10 dis
ncnse ns,ce within this District The responsibility de-
yolyns upon YOU in making this selection is one {" great
n;ind. ana previous to your taking any action, yon
should have ample time or consideration With his we"
Of The subject beg leave 10 present as one r'"e"y quail
fed 10 discharge all the duties OF Judge, kiGhAEp hphss
Mr,nr ESQ .: the CITY of Petersburg Mr.. Meade has
bccn coueny called upon the people, and IN every
station has acquitted himself well He is now Iepre'rn
tavc OF the Second Congressional Dstict IN INC
IS rho IIntrd States a position which lie ntorns. is a
uJGo he would excel With vast legal abilities, Mr Meade
combines m unusual amount of sense, "a valuable
osidrr,run on the bench) the pi gentleman, Il
nost excellent phvsca constitution and eocia Qualities
thai are the admiration of all who have the pleasure OF his
acquaintance. Iiii'oi f--'' ii-''O'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25

WELDON BRIDGE BUENr-We regret 10 announce
that this al structure recently erected By the Sea-
board and Roanoke Rl'rCa Company the kuan"ke
river entirely destroyed by fire Thursday morning.
The bridge was sixteen hundred feet leng and such
the rapidly the lameS That consumed from end 10
end in little time Of hour and quarter How The
fire originated yet unknown. Dr.. Collins, the Prcsi-
dent company, with characteristic prompiitGde,
paired IL tie scene u! damage Yesterday morning :gr III"
PURPOSE o. II King investigation, The is
H., GG.:c this ;:Gc when TIE road had ccnacmCri
urt'cr .:vDraJis auspices and or Cn:itlG.ii:
had ael.. .,.iize the benefits ui lis
pletun
We learn liat the rebuilding Of the work will bs COM
mcnced By the company without delay and that II will n
finished by the spring lis cost will be in the nehboood
OF $4,000. Norfolk drgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-25
WAsHISGToS, DEC. Is, 1851.
KnSSurH MEETING: AT ALBANY.

ALBANY X, Y, Dec. 2Q.--Thc kossu.h meeting the
capitol was largely attended last evening, and VIM L. Mar
cy Esq, appointed President On taking the Chair,
Mr. Marcy spoke fifteen minutes, defining his views inter
vcntion He thought the time had for this country
demand her place and influence among the nations o. the
earth
Among the Vice Presidents named were Friend Hum
phrey Esq J. l.. Schoucra, Esq, Christopher Morgan,
Esq Secretary Of state :rasus Coming, ESD Lieutenant
Governor Ctu,ch and eight others Mess!s. Croswe ui
the Argus Dawson oi tho Journal appointed Sc
cretares. committee resolutions appointed, and
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