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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
From the New York Herald
WILLIS ON WEBB.

TO THE PUBLIC (IS CORRECTION STATEMENT MADE 3,
COL. WEBB
Some five or six years ago. when was cdinga daily pa
per this city, received several letters from young school
g who is now most respectable married lady, residing
VITA her husband and children in neghborng State. She
child deal Of Irregular genius and eccenri
city ofcunduct; but, wtha seemed 10 TO have eli
Their the idea the Consciousness OF any mpoprety She
would where she liked call any gentleman whom she
care! To scc and once, is we'll known when offended
home and offered herself servant girl family
in Inc civ Being very beautiful she was very much ad
rri but have often said o her. and that
knew Wild brilliant, and apparently awless creature,
who inspired universal confidence in her virtue Until
Col Wcbbs calumnous publication of Thursday to which
this is reply, never heard II doubted.
This young girl had passion for literary fame and if /
remember rightly, wrote novel before her marriage. Her
letters 10 me were the irregular oupourings Of heart and
mind ovrrilowns AMI impatient of silence but however dis
connected and rhapsodicH they seemed 10 full than
AZ all common OF the unconcenated promise OF genius
What sentiment in them addressed IN myself never
twse thought ofor il is such is addressed those who
The supposed gatekeeper celebrity and appreciation
An EDITORS drawer is full o! such propla,ory compliments
he Is indeed silly II he consider them anything but
toll 10 The pathway OF fame.
On her from Europe, time after heard tina;
this lady about 10 be married. and gentleman
interview, and coureousy applied for her let
ters had laid them aside, thinking them interesting, as
the first irregular utteances OF what thought would prove
10 L" genius but promptly returned them, with idea that
hec anything either threatening unusual in The
guest. Col Webb present when they delivered but
expressed no dissatisfaction with Inc with hem soon
after met her father whV understood had supposed me TO
be cnCOuragcr oil The eccenrces vi his daughter, and
had iclt unintly me- butt with few words OF exp!ana
ton shook hands and parted ard o that matter never
thought more.
OF The complete :uin Of this lady, taow living
Specially with her husband and children in ne:ghboring
St"e) Col Webb accuses me- in language too gruss
py lie begins by saying that he was, hlnsel very dear
iead Of he: father She has been married six ycus-h:s
Is the first time she has ever been accusd Of guilt, privately
or paJIcly, 10 my acknowledgement Col Webb
OF er ruin calling her father very dear friend whose
"umcly end inc Ourns." This accusation is unqnaiedy
uci1uc but cruel ard wiliul asehOod true
what hunan heart would be thought capable OF agon
I'm. living daughter Of dead friend, parade il
world after it was forgotten 1t was because he
ven Tly tEon" that fresh Islander Of this kind would
be the loo much in my cup of such trouble at this
tilr. and * the public mind prefer take sides against
Innocence witsat proof or reason)-perhups it viii!
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Far III, EDuutrkr.


writer in this mornings Enquirer, under the signature
of T. publishes comparative statements OF the proposition
of The compromise committee and those submitted oy what
nc calls the mixed basis caucus and by Mr. Scott ol Eau
uuier which he says challenges contradiction lie repre-
sens Mr. SCOTS proposition giving IA majority IN he
House Delegates the West and only II majority In the
Senate the East Now that proposition bases represen
taton in House Of $50 members upon the Suffrage 0aS
which would give the West less than ii majority and IN
the Senate OF 50 members drdton which would give 10
the East full majority oil IA members. BY this schene
whilst the Western principle is yielded in one house. that oil
the East is ec0gniZcd in the other whereas, by Inc com
mittces report the principles wholly repudaseo ana
majority in the Senate is made 10 stand upon an aio-
tary arrangement. 1t is that Mr. SCOTS proposition
con,emputcs e-appor,ionment after ten years. out Is
wholly grauitOus assert that by that operation Inc oe
es majority will be decreased the contrary upon the
expected increase of taxes it is pretty certain that Inc
majority will be retained.
By this scheme the basis OF taxation would endure until
after the year 1872 by which time fair experiment could DC
made of its efficacy aud the expectation of its Trends
should be realized desire would be entertained change
il. .
Mr. Scotls proposition nvokcs The intervention oil the
Governor and procaims insulting disus of an Eastern
majority in the Senate II is true, when Mr. Scott submit
ted his amendment he expressed willingness TO have 1t re-
errcd committee and said he willing to see It mo-
dfed increase the number of the House OF Dele
gates whereby tho West might for the numerical ma
ority present control joint ballot but this was only
declaration Of his individual inclination and in no way
changed the proposition ITSELF which offered on behalf
of the Eastern members generally.
MAY 49, 1851. ).
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9. The amendment was agreet

now upon federal numbers lEe amendment was agfeea
TO without opposition.
Mr. BORIS then ayacd himself Of The opportunity pre-
sent al itndenr which he proposes TO offer IL lieu Of ne
olu,osr az reported II accordingly read and, On
molten OF Ar. b. laid the table to be printed. This pro-
siiiun in substance in its effect the the Com
promise heretofore offered by him. proposes base re-
both Houses OF the General Assembly upon
white population and federal numbers combined by which
The East and the West will be equally represented.
the compromise OF the committee Objectionable 10
him than any scheme which had been otered-becausc Of the
i'll effects II is likely produce upon the internal improve
men, policy OF Virginia.
At quarter Of O'Clock, motion OF Mr. WISE The con-
vention adjourned
The que slion which will arise to-day Tuesday, will be
on inserting Mr. Bolts proposition in lieu Of the committees
compromise.
amendment proposed by mr.. Bocock to The report Of c
ComaiRee Of the Whole the Basis Of Representations
18th section 9Th line, strike out the words or shall fail to
make such re-apportionment" and insert
In the Houses in either OF them each House sepa
ratey shall propose principle rule OF representation for
the House OF Delegates and principle rule of repesen-
ation for the Senate Thereupon the Governor by his pro-
clamaon Immediately after the adjournment of the Gene
raj Assembly shall make known the respective propositions
of the Houses and require the qualified of the
Commonwealth assemble ut their lawful places Of voting
and decide by their between the propositions thus
presented or in the the General Assembly, and the
Two Houses thereof shall fail perform the duty required
in the preceding part OF this section
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THE CLOSING sCENEs,.T DUNKlRK.


The President and NJ. Webster slept last nyh AT The re-
s!ccc r. R!sr, President o! the extension vi the New
Yor ard Ec I.aIroad line. The remainder Of lic nvlted
guests slci, buaFi Tie steamboat in the harIor there Sng
no elsewhere. They break!asted board this NOR
ming.
Nj Webscr's son became very ill last night aud il was
necessary send for physician. In consequence Of this,
Mr. Webster will Buffalo, to-day, with tie Prcsi-
dent and party He remains by the sick bed Of his SON.
Mr. W himself was by no we'll and accordingly did
attend the dinner last evening steamboat will be N
waiting for him his recovers and he will shen
Join The President.
TIE Secretary Of the Navy gave orders last night for the
Michigan be in readiness 10 convey the Pre-
sGcnt and party Buffalo but deemed advisable 10
proceed b. the May Flower. They will leave here al
o'clock in company with the Mayor and Corporation OF Buff
taO who have chartered the May Flower for tue purpose.
The President ana cabinet visit the falls. Nh Fillmore
will probably remain two or three days al Buidio.
til. President and party left DunGlrS this acEn. on al one
ocIoa board the May Flower their route II Duilo.
III the dinner table. board the bua appropriate speeches
made by Secretary Graham Postmaster General Hall,
General Riley, Commodore Perry, and Alderman Morgans,
1 N,.,, N,rn
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FIFTEEN DAYS EATER FROM CALIFORNIA. /
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP III. DORADO.

FIFTEEN DAYS !,Ar LEI I EHoM ", nnnin0
.New YORK., dc.
!l steam. i:i II dorado arrived ~ Quarantine, ttN
York on Saturday nj O'Clock, with fifteen days later ncw
from California. She left Chagrcs on the 7th inst, and Ha
The 18Th.
Ihe El Doato waited two days for the mails aud specie
rou yht by tile steamship Panama. which arrived at Panama
on the ID nsi with million of dollars ami 200 passen
The Panama left San Francisco O'Clock the lotf
Anil bringing 10000 trcnsurc and the Is.hnus at th'
saiue day and hour with 5000 0O0
she gold dust ana mails were left the lsihnus by TN
FL Dorado, after having waited wo days al Chagres io
them.
The news from California is not of much interest.
the Legislature: still in session. but had fixed upon
lgy Isl the day oil adjournment The Senatorial ques
ton will not be m0olcd again this session.
On the receiptof the from the Atlantic SIDE By the
18Th of February steamer State securities advanced from 10
10 % PER cent, bat slightly receded afterwards.
The wi and democratic parties actively organizing
throughout State. The wings Of San Francisco were
nominate municipal officers tho evening the steamer
left Chas J. Breniam 10 be the candidate for Mayor
Col J d. Stevenson who went out rs CoInmandant OF
the California Regiment has made assignment Of his pro-
perry II has been supposed that lie immensely wealthy
The miners generally were doing we'll in both Northern
and Southern Districts Rain had fallen in great abundance
and large of gold being taken out ron the
dirt thrown up during the dry season.
Tie bankers Of San Francisco had resolved to take no
other California coin Aoatts except by weight or al
discount Of five per Most of il IL short in weight
and quality If forwarded 10 the Atlantic States II must De
recoincd for circnaon loss of from three 10 ten per cent
Mr. Albert 5. HOBBS formerly Of Philadelphia was iound
dead in l bed al the Union Hotel April 9TH lie hal aken
morphine The night previous Tor the heartburn and Killed
himself with overdose.
Gov Joseph Lane Oregon had been announced as the
peoples candidate for Congress, in place OF MI lhufs'o
the present delegate.
Hon Samuel PurIy Mayor of Stockton, formerly OF Buff
o New York. is strongly talked Of independent can
diate for Governor Of California. lie has been generally
nominated by the miners
Tie Indians robbed all the ranches in the vicinity of
Monterey and killed three persons in attacking the town
San Luis Ooispo The ranchcus between San Antonio and
San Miguel have been robbed OF all their horses and have
now sufficient number hunt their cattle. The In.
dams were assembled the Sunas Plains and committing
dcp.edalions in all directions. The people in that whole
of the country very much alarmed and being
almost destitute OF arms the mercy Of the savages
The markets generally were oyerstocked and very low
prices prevailed for goods Of almost every description.
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHrSGToS, May lslh-Our city was visited his morn.
ing o'clock, BY thunder storm. The lightning
slrGc; barn belonging To Mr.. VIM Stone consuming
the barn and three valuable horses The loss several thou
sand dollars The weather this evening sury and show
cry.
The Coroners jury found verdict to day, That Jno VI
Edcn came 10 his death Friday night consequence Of
blows received from Capt Powell board the schooner
Patrick Henry in Potomac river. The Captain acted in
seli-tcicncc
Bishop Nottingham held confirmation in three churches
niS
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C0MMERuiiL EsEC0RD.


- NJ.
lobACto-ih market is very acriya ..
and receipts are both light We r,;artrd II. a.
vi manufacturing Tobacco (qus!!ty cons,j,..
| they were Tor new Tobacco N any ti,un - r Il
Desirable s:enlmng Tobacco has been >cr,.'
FOR The las! week pr ten days Sales OF .;as 49,, -
nave been made 10 some cstsa, since our I,.,
/ SIS 10 $50 d Tor one hhi
! Sales Of 2S hhds Tobacco have been u,... J.. :,
TIN u Co, since Tuesday last. III M !,G,,,i, ~
/. ~ +. Aston, 6 hhd-. IA, 8, 6 IS, . ~ t PIG
DR.. VI. VI. Harrison, hhts. At and $: 81 " i4'
ley, md a. $; ! hha; at slI 80, NJ. II II
hhds., al II 50 = at II, AMI al Sl9 90 n. -
or, hhds. at9 IS ami Sll; NJ. T.. ?. Lhrt >,
and Slt %; ir. J. Watson. hat. Il. 81 *. =
Eseriun, binds. AT Is 80 L. - and 81; -. u, J.
%c hhds. at III, IL 81 ana Sll Is: NJ. " .
hid. common Tugs at $ -, , at 81 an; sIl >;
). VI. MARTIN
FLOUR.-The last sa!o: of l.yhmond :; ); :;
ScottSville 1 81 = a ! 50.
WuEAT.--Sales 1T s. 10 los cents
CORN.-Salr- al 62:s ccnrs-s.u
CORN MEAL-70 cents.
OATS-l3 Is cents.
RiE-15 10 50 cents.
FlSH-Herrings New No | Cut SIS 50a t -. G.
MacKcrei, No. 3, 81 Noe, $40; No. sll. Saa;
LAHD-New, in barrels, cts; Kegs H.. al2.
BACON--Btt!more SIDES 81 cea::. Sn,ui:.,
The market finn and advancing
COFFEE-Prim new crop G.n.raYra g, 10
Rio 81 to9h cents. DG!l and declining.
SCGAR-New Orleans So IL : cents; Po,;o
* cents Better iceliag in the market. Sl:!e.
wanted.
MOLASSES.- -Sales Of sweet Cuba at ,! c.
held at - % cts, with small stock. New U:!car
So cis re- boiled 81 cts.
tROE-Pig Iron S24 to 80, according TO quail.
ss5 per Ton /; English So; Tredcsar, Richmond M.
10; Gp Country Bar So 81, according 10 qualify
Standardization blistered 81 Us 10 III pe:,.
LlME--SnIcs on Dock 81 l2..
SALT-from store 81 20; sales from wha.! 5!
irving more freely
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MApTEr-Y
Beef Cattie-Scae weights 81 81 10 S. -.
Hogs-Netl ST 80.
Shcrp-Ne,t 81 80 10 SO 50, as in quality, IN! !,
y ample. JACOB ).
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PREPARATIONS AT BUFFALO.


Prpnra lions for tho reception here cUanence at
early hour. and Before noon the streets were crowded
lht puOic well many private houses were tasteuy
decorated; national Standard was displayed IRON the
shipping har0o numbers OF the old friends and
Mr. Fillmore, Hooking into town, and
cry side Joyous and patriotic feeling manifested
Until i.rcc Z. ~ crowd vsiOly ncreaseGi the tide
lowtt in the country towns OF old Erie. and swclled
By canal and railroads until became evident that this was
10 b. pubic demonstration witnessed in our
city, or IN Western New York.
Al one o'clock p. 3D. hour designated in the order Of
.cmcnts the military, Fire Department. and civic soci
city mustered their several stations, and
Hence proceeded Niagara square, and forming under the
direction the Grand Marshal and assistants marced 10
the Main street. the military, the right taking
son the steamboat landing, and the einen and civic
extending the left in close order and reaching
considerably above the Mansion House Every available
spot commanding view uf the lake and harbor seemed
cupied while the long line stretching up Main street, gave
un ndsEnct idea oi tie number present.
The May Flower deserted in the distance and from
the lime her approach announced all the vast multitude
assembled remained quiet and orderly awaiting her ar!:a
Not the slightest disturbance accident, occurred c
the nea circumstance mainly attributable 10 The ad
mlruaic management Of the committee
ARRIVAL AT BuFFALo.-Ihc arrival Of the May Flower a
three o'clock, announced the vast multitude by lh
discharge OF an artillery salute.
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DI " u ~ -
I've. furrr MAY
SALES OF TOBACCO.

Sales Of p hhds tooacco, modr by Wm. II. H9''
the last week SIR Vim. I. Walker, Gn"ctl!13
hhds, | al SIS g., al Is, and |, lugs, ~ !. W .
lnck, Fluvanna county, , hhds. AT 2lA =, p. =
VIM. $. Clarke, AlbcmarIc county. l. hh:ys =.
TO- At Q IS, a; 8 2j, 9, al S -, az ~.
% lucS at g. Capt. john p. Cp!e:, Hs.' 80
hnts at 81 %, at9. NJ. j. ". E.at- =
hnts, at SI3 Is, |, uss, at I. Nj. i. dHls,'
, | hid at Sll
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Leigh Richmond being urged to write in an album, if
were but two lines wrote the following:
"Can two lines teach lesson from above?
Yes, one shall speak volumc-Godi is LoYen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

The polls will be opened O'clock on Wednesday morn
ing, a, tie City Hail.
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The electors of Bexar county, Texas vote OF S6l
have decided that that county shall subscribe $4,000 for the
construction of the San Antonio and Mexican Gulf Road
The Ledger urges the importance of the work upon the PEG
pie Three hundred Thousand dollars have subscribed by
the city of San Antonio and country Bexa and they
determined 10 build the road.
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EL1fSSS...t.

MARRIED in Buckingham on "Wednesday, u" i'si ., "
n'curk hy the Res" Mr. Thomas :. Ju.H5'a vi. ~
CHAMBERS 20 Miss EVEii%a i. N, '!.u9.'."! o. w.
riS. 81" O: the former county.
IT, WIZ requested "a rppy.
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we are requested by aor Thomas H. Ellis to state that
r he is moi candidate FOR the office of Recorder
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LATER FROM rEXAS-ENGAGEMENT WITH


New ORLEANS, MAY l5.-lhc steamer Fanny arrived al
this mort To day with Texas papers the 10TH Indian
troubles still continued An engagement had taken place be-
tween part. Indian and the u 5 Dragons under Capt
Wallace in which six Of the former were killed An expo
diton was to leave Immediately for the Indian country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Evr2,Lo May l7,h.-1hc President has gone 10 Aurora
He i'll return with lis Cabinet Washington on TUESDAY
Six. x cD:cr is expected here to-day.
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Attention requested TO the advertisement lin another
column Of Dr. JOS Watkins valuable James ver estate
in the county of Goochland.
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THE TELEGRAPH-Rev john PIERpoST, writing
upon the Telegraph, concludes thus:
4 hero chieiain laying down his pen
Closes his eyes in Washington at ten:
TIE lightning courier leaps along the line,
And at s.. Louis tells the tale at nine;
Hating thousand miles whence lie departed,
And getting there hour before he started.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE TIM
Ie!cgrlphcc for the RichunnI


Photographed for the Richu,,od +
- %i%U.Y n'-.nfu...
ARRIVAL OF THE STEai;f;sso r r..
The steamship FRANKLIN arrived new Yo.,
o'clock. She brings Liverpool dates - :, ms q:
about 100 passengers aboard ~ TIE oh Y
The steamship Washington arrived =. =,
inst, and The Africa rcGchc! Livrr,ooI to"s:
FRANCE.-l'he anniversary Of ,ho Ts Il.
passed oil III Paris without tistur!,opr@' FEC
lion. OF pug.
SPAlN.-A Cariist conspiracy has b.,
ionla, SPAIN and Of the principal pcrsnr ss't:;
been shot. f-'S1Hs IT,,
GERMANf.-The Dresden Coof.,o
minated. The new law, in relation 10 , nv hls
is said 10 be very stringent. vac PIES:
PORICGAL.-Ihe instruction in p,.,
The lnsur4ent Chez, the Dase OF SaL!1nsas I" =:
session OF opor'", and even menaces Lis. ':,
ter cities Inc greatest terror pcrvadrs m. ,,' ID
Queen il Is said. VIII probably be fy.f r-''.' Q
throne OF Portugal and proclaim rev ~. % 4
ar'ny, however, Is collecting on the irnn''.!.
lis aid in support OF the ROYAL cause ,,"n Il:
rs entirely prohIemalca 'z' !t:,
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Nay.
BREApsTurrs The magSe, continnra '.'
its tone is iirmer 80;
CorroS-5 900 bales cotton were s,l4 ga.
vance OF :. An improved feeling also eyl...
featuring districts.
CoFFEE-PGices have declined Per cs,, ...
day or Two. "'.':
Photographed for the Richmgo.r-
NEW YORK MARKETS. w. :;..'e'.
FLOUR is tirmer to-day, al from 5; O. IA.
CoRS is steady. re
Nothing doing IN COTTON.
--@stH----
Photographed FOR the RicAmln. r,,n,..
Sales were made to-day Of 200 bb., IL. I"
at 81 81 per Dbl. "a'e :.
Other articles continue unchanged,
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TOBACCO.

Sales Of Tobacco made by Dtanc X Brown the L
Col! r. Macon of AlJcriarc county, nt"1s.
10 %, al 10 ana : AZ y, Tugs; Sir. !ii"nos +
!,bcmar.c courty, hhds. a, ST., | AT 81 an:
T. 81: Sir j. VI. >trai.g"oi fluvanna COUNTY 3 t1.
at II a. al; H. at 10, at 9 50 al . -, ?: -
At 4; M ". James OF GJDch!ant county, 1:IA
a, 10 | 1t; . 81, al IS, AZ IS, atb 2j Ia . Al
80; Mr.. Z. Frayscr OF Cumberland. hhd ai&.!l
and al 62la hlr. =. 81. Geo. Cooke % Pnsaiaa'
MD at sl2 aud ct II 50 t5a!arcc Of hi. GiGa'sa
ilr. f. .Aichcuuy Of Powh!,un. | HID nj $ a. Il
20 and ! u j IS, lngs; Mr VI. B. Painotc II! -.
county, hhisS $40, at : 62%. Al S at lslG
s.; Mr. J. PassS,. Of Cumberland COUNTY, ny-
n, IS 81. at ) 50 SSsS, a, 4 10; Mr.. b. u. Bag:
.,atan, = hhis at $40. :M 25 at IS ant A.
". Tuiwic: OF Flavannn%ss.nty, l.i. at slv' :.
u, 10, Lat 5, at / IS, 4, b 81 ana At 20 "
Wade Of Amelia county, hid. at 10 62': al ~
III IS. 60 hhis. in promscGou. lots from 81 - J..
MARkETS.-Thcrc is no demand for ''onr at
qHota:ions. From various parts oi the State "e J.
bad accounts Of the wheat crop pa1cHier!? :f1a j
There the damage appears TO be- 10 Will b. s'eH ''
wherever gu1no has been used extensively wu:Se Il
manlIrcs. Other farmers comalaln very MICA a! Z"
ri0us effects produced by .uanp. The Tobacco n
better Tor al! descriptions, "XccI; really nae S.
We refer you TO the letter annexed.
DEANE s BIZ
Ivy CREEK, Msr !:
Gentlemen: hasten, before the stage comes, 10
that ii my iou. is not sJld 10 hold and rig. ".
last three days III. InIHt worm has nA:e m@,' re.
developments IN our wheat. Dr. VI. J.. l., who A1'
over iDcnlir.r. SAYS that every crop L. has seen
by II. and that his bfDtncr.!n-:w, W'''' wiH z
seed and bread H. Et,.s., lrJ;n Rio, wa 40 70
ports total failure all over h.S nrigh5orno,; 90
flats aad all. Can't J. c. C''''. crop !; Is iao'
MT make over hall 4 crop, looHei prime n 'l'H
failed where guiEocj, 81. Bore worms, ljlaI w.
al SORTS OF ellis have come us with Z rash. "ea
Harden's do not TAIN; that the ihc;l iI!9 60,
say hall, what il promised one week ~, " L.
wi not maze "Ie Iurtn Capt: T.. ditto; }. IL. sly u
perhaps two-ih.rds.
Hob! on Flour ulnst r:sc--CoTn looks bl;lS an'
here Coo have sold $50 bo!s ut that, and an ~"
COR over that Your o!! friend 20 orde',
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DIED.
DIED at his residence "lniaa Cle"s.' IN the c'p.
the 9TH inst. Cot. RALPH EDhoNDs. 10 inc '''' .
ngr.
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ci5FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE MALE OR
PIASS-t unnrouy b: stated the proceedings
the meeting TUESDAY that Nj WIN A. PRATr had kindly
tered give III, proceed. OF his DAGUERREAN establishment far
one day g,:cg!onag permanent fund raising for the
Iae 0ph Sorie:y The offer accepted and Sd
urday. May the day apart for the purpose nica
rcus the might its interests by
their Dag Rooms tina, day MAY -
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r~-- 70 THE VOTERS OF TIE ~
RICHMOND Having been requested by many Of ~
com. candidate Tor the office Of High Constable "
rcrv ices you for the same Should !. be you. NJ
~ n. office my whole attention. will be gwen I" =.
CHARGE OF it, duties. ,...,.-, i
May i0-SAWiGe' III E"za
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u=1-TGIE UNDERSIGNED, who has for ecye.aI years
lent of the Rcund Medical College In6rmafy
longer capacity ha.relf
Richmond candidate for Superintendent OF the City
Works and respectfully socis the support Of his owcl
that Office have engaged Gas WORKS. and have
practical knowledge OF all the duties pertaining gas establish
ment. May !2-eoot Z. u. NEWMAN.