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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

VISIT TO THE PENTTENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
Being in Richmond Sunday the 2nd instant, we visit
ed Penentary for the purpose of seeing the convict
assembled religious worship Only half of them are
allow ed 10 he present time; this occasion there
were from 100 ITO present in of the large WORKSHOPS
seated their stools in three the room; 'cy
generally clean and neatly dressed In prison apparel
viii, their faces freshly shaved blacks and whites oeng
seated ndiscrmnately together Rev. Mr.. Gldc:SleeVe;
editor OF the Wachnan and Observer OF Richmond ano
Rev. Mr. Fife OF Albeare, the ofclatihg cs'@s!e
Tor II. occasion. When prayer made all the coHScts
respectfully kneced and bowed their heads over their sitting
stools in singing the greater portion dt nenl
d during the remarks of the clergyman they oil gave he
utmost attention. and appeared to listen with ea-encs 70
the things spoken them by the servants OF the oS' @
The chnrSte who had his and hymn BOOKS o"ore nm
Smith, the Red Boot man, who boxed "p sii'ts 1'.
sent them the aboltonis's A. the N0ft az" !o 81 uos
finds himself in more secure box, tne fer' 'tdli.
There among the convcts, old men, men 10 tue prime
OF life and Youths both white and coored her pnysogno-
mics exhibiting somewhat index 10 tne ruing pas
sons Of The mind and helr The most painful sigh 10 US
were the Youths two Of whom sat facing Us; 'net eyes
caught eagerly watching them, and they eppearso 70 e
their degraded position and probable were sorry ioE 'e
crimes which placed them there We sincerely ped hehl.
Some OF The convicts exhibited besotled stupid ana oe
ce apearancenost Of this class however, were negroes
others had sharp features with cIa'acss unu cuu"s
plainly written them; some were ooa ieioc'ons a'
ring while Others had intelligence and sk! tcticee IN 'is
cotncnaaces The compilations OF the whites were ?ae
and VAN with rather cadarcrou5 cast, arising ppaoy
rom their long confinement; the blacks looked la anu pump
Under the management of Col Morgan the super
every thing about The Penenary was neat clean
ard -uar being SuEda", we had no opportunity o 60
inc through the buIings.[ Charlottesville J.fersoncn
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VIRGINIA HErOpM roNvcNTIO

'i'<"lAlA REFORM CONVENTION.
Convention met IN Fday at !! o'clock, pursuant 10
a';o"rhmcn and alter prayer b. tie v. Mr. Giderseeve
o me Presbyterian Church. journal Of Thursday was
read ard approved
ar. HrSTER Of Jefferson deerins :: important to make
'e provisions for amendments 10 The Constitution about
10 DC i'flned, briefly addressed tic Committee
resolution Proposing 10 ho evening sessions, Offered
os '''. hlSSEY, was rejected: ayes 40 noes Is.
ar nrR"TER presented. amendment which hc designed
'" J" HE report ol ,ia limitations i;if
2aTniirs which lis motion WAS ordered 10 be laid upon
Inc Table and printed
UT. SCOTT 4" Richmond, stated that his colleague, Mr
- U.s. was dr'a:ed rom his By ird~ ~;vsiiior.
'i hns'n "t hr. ScuTT Of Richmond, the Convention
eSoti lsrii into committee % whole upon liz" icla
y. Ne committee 'p"k nr that branch III the committees
neal - '
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PRODUCTIONS OF THE lSTlIMCS.-We saw yes
crday variety OF the productions Of the lshhus oi Ie-
huanepec-cotton, corn tobacco vanc sugar ana cocoa
never fullen upon finer specimens. The coon-of wild
growh-was Of rich color strong and of long and silky tex
tie tobacco OF high and rich flavor and the other productions
were all equally remarkable in their way Besides these
there valuable gums in the box containing the ceren
productions as well specimens Of the shell FISH from which
the Tyrant purple dye obtained and which has nng
been extnc, on the shores OF the Mediterranean" These
shell fish found near Eenosa OF truth thG nnd
on the Istmus of Tehuanepec not only ows WI" milk and
hDney and every thing circulated to make the heart Z" man
glad but find there prodntlons which much enrich the III
habtants to degree whenever tay can lind market
n D PiculINnt.
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SENATOR HUNTER or VIRGINIA.

The correspondence which publish to-day, between I
large number prominent citizens OF the city OF " York
and the Hon. r. d. r. Hunter of Virginia, regard as
partculav deserving of notice The OF Senator
Hunter relation Northern interests and To The claims
commercial metropolis upon the action .! Congress-
has been characterized by equal intelligence and brrnlty-
We are glad appreciated by the merchants and bu
siness OF that cy for few public men enjoy in higher
degree the confidence OF his constituents and the respect OF
his coun,rymen generally than the able Senator from Viz
gnia His reply 10 the letter of invitation beahes through
out an admirable spirit It is worthy Of him and The ai.
orc Common wealth. he in part represents To Know Ii"
section or locality in the discharge of legislative nm
strative duties aim advance the great commercial
and general interests Of the country, regardless oi locality
are lnh proois both Of patriotism and statcsrtnstp.
albany ir1us.
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EARLY TRAINING

In the heard before Judge Kane OF The United States
District Court Friday last in which Captain and Two
Of the the opposing rares there was an incl
dent in the hearing Of the cause which excited feeling
a affection in the heart Of every present. and proved
that the early culture Of the moral principles by muther
in the habits Of her offspring is lost upon the rcci-
pient.
small lad called the stand 10 testify in the case
He had been hand hoard the barquc Conrad while
Pernambuco and present during the controversy
the Captain and The shaggy Of his
head and the hronzcd character Of face and neck
exposure Of Southern sun, first Sight roud seem 10 n
dicate carclessness and neglect but underneath lh, long
and matted hair The fire Of intelligence gleaned from pair
Of small and restless eyes which could not be mistaken
The counsel for the Captain from extreme youth OF tie
lad doubted whether he understood the obligation of the
oath hc about take, and with view TO test his know
ledge, asked leave TO ute:rogatc him. This was granted
and the following coloquy took place:
Counsel-"My lad, do you understand the obligation Of
oath Z"
Boy-"Yes, sir, do.'
Counsel-"Wha is that obligation"
Boy-"To speak the truth and keep nothing hidr
Counsel-"Where did you learn this m- lad 2"
Boy-"From my NoTHER sir replied The lad with look
of pride which showed how much he esteemed the early
raj PRINCIPLES implanted in his breast !rr whom
committed his physical and mora existence. How truly has
il been said, shat bread cast upon the waters will return
after many days"
This sanswer caused thrill of Joy to animate the hosoms
of the auditnry and every face ehed p with sac-
tion The lad was instantly admitted 10 testify.
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,1ITCuEII.S EYE-SALvE.

following crcu.c DR.. Jusyn o the regular practice
NH satisfy every mnlc! individual that Mche!l Eve
no cuack pgrparalon but Is eni;e as we'll 10 the eotnIee
s*N' PERRY, Augus, 10. lSiJ.
Eye Salre was
innin,s where II came, informed your recon-
t III. cure his little daughter had l'!e conn
80, 49, have 10 os, OF the patent medicines. But the most
mode. treatment and special remedies had utterly aea y
consented 10 Its use supons thal u ulu
,c II would do Il Scroiulors oph
Inv O, both The eycbas and lids all very much IN
1..i You, EyeSl!vc used Immediately II acted like
|n days perfect effected THIS was sometime
Winter Since that have used your Sa!ve great many iine
a;g,s In hands has speedily cured recent IN
and also that which had resisted all treatnien
My present opinion Is that as 10 conreieHce
.y certainly supasscs al! the Saves and Eye
Er.a4> . winch | have any knowledge
r.. .c,:uilv H. W. JOSl.YN. NJ ID.
J., .ac ~ ALEXANDER DUvAL. PURCELL, LADD n 90.
WOOD co. aud Druggists and Merchants generally
L- .g-iS r2s,mlv
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mOtD VIRGINIA. Among the contributions al the
Words Fair from Virginia il piano which dsCnuscs de-
ligh,iu music with violin accompaniment Payea 1y ma
ehinery The London correspondent Ot the Nashville Ea
ner referring to il, says:
"There s mistake about IT, We looked for the indI2
nan, ghost of Paganin but did it, Every one knows
what pleasant accompaniment sand there sets the per
former every touch the keys o The piano bringing i'
corresponding the VIOLIN brought ABOUT cy lpur a
die saving back and forth the proper angles all IN
plain sight. How it is hagsret IS not seen wanted 10
huzza when found the old Dominion in the field taking
the wind OF the sails in the Old b. ana 'ieu1ies
more especially az all approached aud away with
broad grin on their faces.
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VOLUME Ai.VHl.
THE RICHMOND ENoulkEk,
rrrllsuED DAILY AND SEM, sI,I,s -,
nv WILLIAM F. s. THoMAe
Il Z z N :.

L III
.sven dollars uer aunum ana III 'ne rae oi elsi
itaSen for shorter period tin @ for y mon,hs nav
Weekly hSs m h. ,a;d in The Office reunited by mall post paa
~ dollars per ainum 4; the enc " m ,er mail in good and
All s nIs nSe al Tie risk F!iors se pET ssT g c &c.
trs Iins pad y '3s 'rs is @ accumulation c postage,
: eA''"Si'' ' TERMS OF ADVERTISING , Geo, i,
- r,,r many r%0IrEE fifteen lines or less, hs. Ia
Ion iitv cents and every uccrr'i "'s. '. w,s thry
and II hal: Gents lines nd In
,acual charged :iy dollars 't ~ liter,
OF ef'2tt
whoare charged a' 80 ,ssr,,n
n TIKI SEMI. EEkLiF"t ni!ccn lincs W iess' "'' ~
-,.l.. to. each - ccn;s. . :, ,.o., nav
, n II. distance mus: accompanied with he adSae' r"'
r, ,ciury insure execution /, ,,.s ,,.
AZ Obituaries GHG trj!cS II respect, srcGi' es"' ' "
nd u Is advertisements. n.
al Is.,ur.r< and lTases the country, whenever ,nt
ta:,!. unknown I" US, nuf be @ :! = ~
r,, IN. Postulsie The nrshurtond or hey wiz W Nv
,sIis,G every that has been taken 10 tEeh
and Guiz1cs has we'd heretofore untSains. we mus
n,ms of 1Tis' ihs back Of me feieT
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SOAKING SEED.-Pro.essor Mapes editor OF the Work
ing Farmer recommends that seeds previous 10 planting be
well soaked in solution of water and carbonate u amnona
The why this is beneficial IS that The water supphcs
he moisture necessary TO accelerate tho gemna'ion and
the ammonia supplies nitrogen TO The gc until It's arrange
nen of leaves will enable get further quantities l''
the atmosphere by assistance of dews aiEs &c Seeds
in cary termination take cabocic acid from the soil oe
having no leaves receive from the atmosphere ana tc
pescncc Of ammonia accceaes the absorption o carbonic
acid Mr. James Campbell, Of Neston n j. has stepped
his corn and seeds solution of carbonate o ammo
mia before planting for many seasons and has become con-
vnced that he not only hasens The termination ana more
nrrfrct development but that seed SO treated will give
larger and better crop than planted without first being
soaked-a other circumstances and conditions brn. equal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

PAUL JONES-It has already been stated that Col.
John n Sh,t5rrne the United States Agent had been Ga
able 10 ad ,he grave OF Pan Jones' at Paris while 40 An-
us shipas deposes that he has seen his gr1e"ne al
Cro,s,adt Paul Jones admiral in the Rrs-ian
service and might De placed 10 his memory al
cronsiat But he died in Paris July Il, 1892 and was hu-
red there the 20th The National Assembly ent oep
ua,on attend his funeral and funeral discou'se was "
,ouced over his remains by Mons Marion,
inau Paris. Still it be discovered i9" wietc s
grave was matc.-l Boston Courier.
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The Paris papers contain letter from NJ PAGEoT lofer
~ the French Minister the United States in the course
which he thus speaks Of this country
have lived for many years. middle of American dc
mocracy have been inspired with the most profound re,
spect for its constituon-a work. not OF metaPhysica
deamers but of distinguished satesmen-o Vrtuous en
of devoted citizens who sought in the traditions OF ie
country and in the realities OF the situation IN "hcn hey
found themselves the solutions that their ctzens askeu
their knowledge and experience .,L. :,
They did not confound the part OF legislators WIN la VI
unovaors They had substitute for the metropolitan
hority that OF central power which could bind the various
States of which the Union be composed ana they
fulfilled their task They respected all that was not
necessary for its accomplishment. The political nunic
and civil institutions of every particular State were e. ~
nct and il IS easy perceive that the constitution
by Charles the Frs, 10 the State OF Rhode Island ana us
coonsts continued up Ill! thnse ast lew years l
f the American republic the work Of several generations
II is necessary dig deep into the SOIL 10 ooe 70 hna
s There the secret OF It's strenRth ana VI
s duration There is also new evidence OF 'hs tIu' 81
nch overlooked in our days. that the institutions peo
pe in order to be strong independent and respeco
have ,her roots in the past The American people, et
who admire them for what they are not DC ho
are traditional people-hat is to say, tAey feGos"ise e
ancestors and egiousy respect their WORKS nave
aso able 10 attest their singular aptitude iot e
institutions but have, IN the same ile ~ Ihese nsu
what rendered them so fit for the Praclice oi tese ~
lions showed their inappicabity 10 tue peopi' pa'eo q"
ours, in conditions dametrica!iy opposed.
The Roman correspondent of the Daily news gives ne
following illustration Of Austrian tyranny in Italy;
while treating of the bastinadc, must moi omit 10 le
ete tragcal occurrence which have heard Oh as
recently taken place the city OF Forl lne Austrian
comm andant de place. or as some say the otcer IN com
mand OF the garrison while taking ride horseback ac
companed oy large dog, encountered boy IS years
age udgine along the road in company with snal oog
The big dog-as big dogs whether humane or canine ""
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

H' made arrangement with the Government Agent 70,
Ns supply OF pure Peruvian Guano, We are prepared tc
e's from those wantir. il for Fa! use: which will I'll
so terms as can be done either her, or Richmond. We
fiaed by the LIST OF JulY commence the delivery and
4 an early d4,e.
rian,y on hand and for sale manufacturers prices
Nachines and Wheat Fans of ;he approved con.
r. WATKINS a. MORTON,
~es" Commission Merchants, Petersburg, Va.
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RoBBER CAUGHT BY a KIss.-A few nights sine

ROBBER CAUGHT BY AKISS.-A few nights since,
after the family of Mr. Fitch Broadway had retired to
resi- fellow named Richard Smith, having by some means
got into the house entered the aeein& apartment OF Young
dv and rtcd the drawers OF bureau o its contents con
ssiing of some thirty dollars in money gold caa1n and
other articles of ewey Thus far the transaction vas t1
ceedinply commonplace but not content with his ari3-
ton of yauables mpudent rascal could not think o part
ting with their lair without leaving her some ""' Q"
law enfoIded in the arms OF Morpheus he imprinted on et
ruby lips one parting kiss Whether it was the report mar
must necessarily have followed OF the reA' SOW ot
something else That awakened her we dlc not learn oH' ere
the sentimental scamp could bea, recot tae lar Ean al
of the damel found eipping me sS ci s coa, while
and Nr smith arrested and consigned TO the clubhouse 10
renen a, leisure his un.uey effort 10 do the agreeable
81. Louis, Mo- ineuigencer, .llay4.
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ADDITIONAL TO THE CAPIrOL-THE LAYlfG
OF THE CORNER STONE.--We understand thar the
cornerstone OF the addition the Capitol authorized BY the
late act of Congress- will be laid by the President the Uni
ted States on The 4th of July next in the presence OF such
officers of the government then be in the city
all citizens who may fit assemble witness the
nony thai address that occasion will be delivered
by the Secretary OF State Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

HORACE GREELEY HIT By ABR1CK.-Mr Greeley
yTi,., rom London IN he had paid visit several model
lodging houses in Of which he saw newly invented
orck which struck him iavoraby
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

We cannot refrain from publishing the article Of "rde.
water on the subec, of guarantees taxation &C. His re-
marks in the main appear udcous and well worthy OF the
best consideration of the Convention We can see very
carly that the unlimited power of taxaon vested in the
Legislative body may be welded with great injustice oy
majority if regardless of the just rights Of minority dis
similarly situated If all the citizens were similarly sltua
ted in regard taxable Subjects the representatives OF one
portion would feel for every Others but this not being The
case some jus, provision would seem wise and might tend
greatly 10 the future harmony of the State deep eeing
of disappointment the subject OF the new Constitution
already pervudes the county and every thing cacnaeo
quiet the blows Of the people, and promote spirit o usce
ought to be adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

Annual value OF cotton pOtlcs nj tne worm $oooouoVo
These estimates We are informed do embrace variety
of transactions form the basis Of most corporate pro-
ts such the expenditures OF Southern people travelling
On railroads. visiting great cilies and fashionable water
ing places &c. &c. which are believed to amount 10 twelve
millions OF dollars per annummakinc the total value
Of cotton politics the round OF ono hundred millions oil
dollars Now while the Northern States are enjoying these
profits from their intercourse with the Souih many o.
them employing the very money thus received, Tor Inc
promotion of abolition sentiments in the North, ny support
ing and patronisng abolition newspapers such az the lr
bune and Erening Post of n York. the Ereng Journal and
Atlas of Albany, which disseminate hatred and ,wl to
HE South and Southern Institutions in every possible way
Let who thus expendng The very money when
they derive from the South in inurng the South, Iehect
what an influence the withdrawal Of this vast annual sum
would have on the receipts oour Northern railroads. at FASH
unabe hotels the manufacturing interests CT Boston ana
Lynn-,he most prominent abolition places IN Inc
Union-as we'll the shipping interests OF the NORTH
What analicism what folly what rccklessness what mad
suicide not, hen for the North 10 be endeavor-
np year after year and day after day. TO kill The goose
which lays the golden eeg Do these men imagine Tor mo-
that if the Southern Sa:es compelled by Northern
aggression secede from the Unon they would continue to
enjoy this vast annual profit from the South The South
more valuable TO the North than half dozen CALIFORNIA;
Cotton politics. indeed There is in the than half
me idea, and can't see farther than their noses
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MORN ~, NMf;NT ,.,NT PERUVIAN GUANO, sc.
. H. pErI:Vi r ,ls runc ;hat prepared 10 furnish
~ "rms Wan "tA>d quantities and on acconmo
Uag:. >''" ihrl.LMENl > al inc SloTl-
Y.. 3cSw THOMAS BRANCH,
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PERUVIAN CI,Sn

ut SHIPS Mount Vernon and Mersry Jurr, Co... n -.
'stuaciGy, from which am receive I'm I'm cru. are now
ty These are ;he last ships expected hy ,b y, my my
ann September except TWO email "csscs ,b w
ae sold 10 Baltimore. Persons wishing to secure v, "
% well forward their orders Without delay II ,s upps
vii save them the expense Of Irayaee sorar. ~ '''e
Wv HUGH W FRY
n Wan GCANO.-We VIII receive by hc h,rop..
h.5ngrles' aud "W hic Cloud" which sailed from
Hampton Roads and due in the month ui July pan Of on
~ genuine No Peruvian Guano which oTe for sale !,
sli purchasers either from the wharf Or We can wl
confidence Recommend this Guano inasmuch Comes |,
Jug The authorized of the Peruvian Cover Sew
m az! e entered the Custom House here and barged un
o"" >ipcrvson S. McGRUDER i SONS
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BosToS June l9-This morning IN .he Y. :. District
Court Judge Sprague suggested, as the case OF orris
could not probably be completed al this term he would CON
24th inst
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TIE weather sill continues sy cold and dry. The Wheat
coc is maturing finely but wcce7ct 10 learn that tho Corn
ro2is suffering for rain and ar accounts from all parts OF
Mnrlanl and Virginia, are mavo!abc for the To3ncco
r.roo A large portion of whih is yet implanted.
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GREAT MEDICAL. DISCOVERY.

j. y.
4 'oE All NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF TIE SYSTEM =
discovered This preparation In 40 since which nle nav
;.e difficulty IN curing most NERN OF DISEASES nu
added wh,h acS Ike magic IN rem
~; NERVOUS CORDIAL n"fe ceraIn IN curing NG:vou
Muscles. Shaking of The Head Papiati" Fla'uence
:T Bga rr uocr Pain the Face, with "iichnss OF th
rh. Wakeiuiness. Heart D:seses Segias i"' T."
@ e"% asc!ed eE .rss ,aor OF ,I sIg'y. ~ the mos
t ypu . ,io.,s and inpeteIy ea1ca;ing them IRON III
rn y sy the gran.es discovery m me scenSr Q
-Gcne .Dir, s'h all those NERVOUS plSEasEs
rw--- e gg rr.;Our rnca skill has h!,iert" G no CO"
st.L oicr hui ling up weak c"n-tu!!on alread
n .oN ). $50. eb,Iited by CHER medicine" IT'S lRFiso
,nR t-. &C, ard b. ncicia c!ccs are ai IS
III" "saS. IN" nervous amt ih"SS su'.Is win t"n
pan: .i qea.=ss eaen;iy cured .: lslns .Ie o
to5: 5a4 oi PURCELL, LADp CO. R R. DUvAL GAiMol
3 wCoa. !, BLAIR, q. SrEECkER, AplE GRAY, BEN
EEsrA GEERs -------------- jun & 2-c..m
VIRGINIA. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
" a oil Visitors will the v Institute on the %;
Iu- next TO make Cadet appointments Applications shou
war pos, paid, Shc cersfned on or before that day
ya:aace State Cadets, from The following Senator
Er. ,r.eubrier Washington. Boteou Halifax Isle OF ish
4?s puuswck Charlotte, Berkeley King Queen, and ri
.iaiI ,., :.-, -, 49,, ,.,.tins
% rhr-nt medical attendance. in consier,!n ol w'e
themselves after graduation as enenei
u.aai .Ipese a State Cadet himSer Is esitaleu
90. r .lnu None admitted IS state Caae's WHO at
20 1.ar j,-r own expenses. ,-- . .,o
m oi Pay Cadet estimated a; from s2o 10 $50
including clothing, which Is supplied oy the IN
Al Who admitted Pay Cadets are required 10 ser'
a,,E,roSs between IS and % years unexcepionabl
caar!,r and freedom bodily disease or !nilrmiy
liz Superintendent n"w nnSe cnsaseieh,e WI IL nost W"
c-ts the srataa'ion class II early application
s.se place on the i,h July on which O.
s g,.tuae vii be represented bi III" following cadets
,..y sIurc>s,s b: Cade: Charles C"o&e o iianovcr
4 II ,a1 y Cate, L q N"l;.iead a. Nansemond
" 4 Eii'Son, cl A,Xandrla'
Harris q: Rockhri!g".
a5y Allf2sse, by Cadet " " liuIncs oi Wasnins On
=. c. T.. 4 {; Stlti Nortu <. and National Ora;lon lie
-... D.. Cal,r .ioscJ!, Mtyo "i We.rmorelard
y FRANCIS H. SMITH, Superintendent:
n,..- - ew,,.,y,y .S:a1n,L-J
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EATEN Up BY CANNIBALS.-The boats crew OF the
French corvette Acmene the 29th November
last TO find passage for her the Western side OF New
Caledonia in the Pacific AS they did not RETURN the barge
despatched and found that they had been killed and
by the Mencma and Bclcp tribes except three who
made prisoners and forced witness the feast These
given up when the barge arrived. The huts plan
tGons and canoes Of the cannbas destroyed; some
persons taken and twenr others shot.