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miscellaneous.

George smith. Fdshiondjic Taiior opposite Cush
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, aud WILDE happy 10 make mn clothing tor
alwho may favor him with their patronage, A fl
warranted IN every case Pnrtcularatcnton paid
to Cutting. Ottawa, may 10, 1919.
i. A. Lnntz ~ Co., General Dealers in all
kinds of Lumber, kath, StiHgies, Sash, Do0ys,
Ccid Posts, sc. 81.
\. B. Ahheral discount made in filling large bills
Yard on Nain Canal, formerly occupied by Wal
ker aud lllcklng Jne 22.i7.u
&. Burr, AGENT for Protection Insurance COmpG-
nv. HUtiDrd--opp)s )site the Mansion House
Seth G. Earl, Carriage, house, and sign Painter,
PapcrcrdHd Gia<ier, Ottawa, VI. shop on Co.
iumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage makershOp.
Jacob =. stone, Slddie, Harness. and TrSRk
nianpdcturer, Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Cana. and ColumbuSstreets, Ottawa. mar2
the northeast corner OF the court houseup stairs,
OttdDd, dee 7'i9
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Glbinet Work and Chairs,
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w UPHOLSTeRlNG g. UNDERTAKING. Va,

1>ifE subscriber begs to return thanks for the lib
l. cral support given him thus far and he will try
and merit It's continuance.
He would respectfully remind his friends and the
public ha, his stock stul OF such articles rs he finds
IN demand here, ofhis own manufacture and mpor.
ted An ,oarranted as represented
Walnut Lumber taken in paytor furniture.
II. has on hand and makes to order mattresses,
cushions &C., as good and as cheep us they can be
bought in ST. Louis or Chicago, he nlso keeps con-
stantly on hand ready made collins ofnll sizes lie
keepsa Uearse, and aliendsuncrnls, aud his char
eess will be found Low. PETER Russell.
La Sallest., Ottawa, Aug. 10, 1850.
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"Wednesday, Jan. 90

wednesday Jan. %.
SEyA1r--Mc,srs. Rrddirk, Hardy, anil Cloud
scyerliy presented petitions for the suppression
1t the trdd, ia ardent spirits
Mt Judd, from the committee on Internal I'M
proyemeut, then reported back blIl to grant the
right Of way To - company To construct railroad
from Chicago 10 the luuiHnA State line, on which
a lengthy debate arose. The bill was tnoli pass.
ed, and the senate adjourned.
Hou-g.--Ai'rr the reading Of the Journal, Mr..
Linicr rose To make personal explanation lie
read an article from the Quincy Whis abusing
h,u, for somcuf his acts here, aui then he walked
into BIrtlctt anH his associate after the most ap-
proved mcatIX" fashion. lie snt. the Wig had
10 -rudsr agam,; liam ever ,... .. a'. .uu.uug
cI thr outrage ut .hr apr...... 3D.. % U.rtl!i.l.
under whom one uf the editor t he Viii. held
little Office lie didn't hlmr him for taking
bduerlic.ds part, since It w., fighting tor hI.
bread and butter. and 'hr nearest way tp the fsl
low'' heart Wa. Through IN. loly lie sajd thrrr
was only one other wbiy paper th,t had attacked
him about ,h'' matter amt tIrt WIS the Chicago
JoTHM We hrlievod LI,Ic ,imlth anl Dlyk
Wilson were the manager If tina! concern aud
hc woDi like tu meet them ju' once more, To- see
Il the blush ui shame could mantle their rhccks :
irr If mems cuun.,umrr. could hr mad" evidence
z n-t hem III o court # .u.'.r the, wuulI
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Business CARDS.
GG VA N . sAsD

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
I &. GAY would inform his friends and custo-
81. mers that he has removed to hls new shop at
tn, southwest corner oi the public square, where he
willcontinu- the manufacturing ufcarriagcS, buggits
und wagons m the latest aud most approved styles.
Beng practical workman, he iljtcrs himself that
he can build as good work rs can be produced in this
market Work made to order aud warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber
Jan. IL, 1851. ] G. GAY.
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IL, ,;,.r ''' NV '''S "'@-
Ar,er sco;cc ,,,,. .ho oa1;,or,, c.o;c,,. ,no,
wall ha,a,cos ro,,ss ,0, oIa;ne -.
ou,,y AMI o,, - .'' .''"'"I P''PJ''! s''"' vi
t,rt" uIioI. ,!,,''li''TT' TT' :" I"'" P'"I q"
,ain e,t,rnI u Ji 'f,', "'s,iy q" ''ou,, wy -
,, assa,,,,.r, nd ,"o'. w. .Is "'s
with b,s su,ee, nal -" rs ''''' '''N'
wot ,..in,i liz l,J'' -" a;'I - Al.
room wocrr Lr c,rnd Ue ,,F,,aI y,,io,v aC ,',,,
ami ;ns1a Jrc,.,s ,,i,t, - sI ~ ""'
tr brt ma wiz. ,.L .L7ro,,,,d sgiin,. I;,n'.
c,sv G,he honot np, ,"I',% "'''e ','
eeral coach ,,a. ,,,.'d" f.,,,
yi,Lop, tho Io,st s,,,c,--
Fora moment the Cnntoio stood like s,o,ro
A ,horo,L, strnol. ~; -'H. :,
some one ,crnarp"d ,bot b' b,I ~"s vs., Dn nas, .,
aimee the boat Icrt N,tchez
With tbe snecd or a mod,,,, ,ho Coot,ir
rushed TO the STAT. room NJ ,ho Vorkoo S;re,or
when to hi. ptter ost,nishrocrt ho c,nnd ,ha, ,ba
Laggag. bod oil ,i,s,.,,o.roj orI ' ,, LI i',.
letter, directed 70 Can,ain =. Of t6c stra,G-
or n n L,,l. - ..Ii -.
or.n when. TO ndd .tll Greater firy tp hi. {rsngy
his ewes fell on fine follovinr.--
Dear Sir:-Tmnking that Won might pos.ibly
have the nlcosurn If r,I,t;y, ,o ,i.,,r ,ri,,'Iy
how Won cauyht Dodge po,rj55, by r.r.r1din.5
him to make declaration 81 love 10 yonr talent,
ed and truly ACCOMPLISHED Indv. Won triod vorr
utmost. both hv instrumentation and nrr.onaI
Influence. t. yet me into the mc.hc. If ynur .ki,!.
fully woven net, and tlipkin, thlr when we vet
among the Romans. we .rc Justified in duir,. os
the Romans do, have bv tn. same method ta-
ken possession Of your beautiful wifi. wi,hout
hcr omu or go,r consent
Yogr lady shall receive that attention and kind
ness, that none other better than Bo.toui3p
knows how to hestow, and unless Won ,.bput
slp," ackovledye the corn andimmrdIutely TAX.
possession Of the prize, (which. between Won and
myself | consider the most manly and wi-c-t
cour-eJ shall, il it meets her approval. lake her
under my charge in th, next steamer L.upl C,y
the Crescent CITY
Yours for fun, let it come at whose cxpenge it
may-in horn,
OssiAN l.. DopGE, the Boston Vocalist.
.S-Epclp.od Won will find tho ,,,,r,, ID,
,,, c,,.. anJ i,,.',.-.I ~ i',,. 1"'
SION If ,o,,r fGy If =. nrrc.c,rr ta. nh, wa,
-bould take r,,.s.... ION Il me f,,,:
In A voice. # thunder ,Ln G.r,.,ip. ,,.vn ,.,.r.
for the action Of tL, .rg.pe to he rr2,,.,d a',
fgkir, possession Of H. r;'al L...., i.n...'r a..
had. FORM time an cxc,.icn, oprort1ui,y Of ..aa,.
ire, himself down inf, .or,,.iI1.. llg,.. s,... o.,
reflection and reason
Being naturally Of q generous, uY5'uhwr,d
and lively tufu If mind h. ,,.a- SON a. '.f.l ,,
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hit, Palatine Academy.

NNlllS institutions now under the Joint direc-
tion OF Rev. T. n JENcRs, and Rev G.. VI.
e WRlGHr, Principals
The long experience and established reputation Of
these gentlemen, as teachers, w, we doubt not, be
a sufficient guarantee to the public that tins lnsm
ton will met the most Sangulnc expectations OF its
friends aud patrons
The Institution will be divided into three depart
mcn's. VIZ Classical, Normal, and Mathematical,
and Female Rev T. \ Jencks Proiessoro Latin,
Greek Mental and Moral Science Rev. (. NJ.
Wright, Professor Of Mathemntlc, and Natural
Science aud Normal Department Miss l.. { llurd,
principal in Ladies department and teacher OF mu-
sic and ornamental branches
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Shaving and Hair Dressing.

THE subscribers take this method of returning their
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage
they have received and hope by increased attention
age Their door is kept open early and ate. md
their prices are suited to hard times
Shsp kept open late on saturday night but closed
nj precisely 10 o'clock, A. NJ on Sunday.
Rnsors, brushes, Combs, &c for sale
shop on Madison near Columbus ST., north. east
of c0urt house RETZ e. GREBEI
.tUuwn, Dec 81 1850 IN,
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WA'nNoroS, Jan 2S.--l.r1n private ndvycs
received by the last nni from California, /, H.
II cet aimed that Col Frcnpn~ chance hr 10 cleo.
ton ur he [. $ Senate is very slim. and that
Mr. Wga'hcrcd, whiy, formerly Of Baltimore, viii
most likely bc his successor.
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;@A Myers Nursery,
WYSS -Four miles south Of Magnolia and is
A miles east Of Lacon, in Marshall CO.

IL Il nursery has now been in operation murteen
IL years. IN which time no labor or pains hasbccn
spared TO make the selection OF fruit trees perfect
here are now IN the nursery aver sercnfp odriees
ofdppics, which will be sold as low as at amy nur
sery IN the west from iyearsup. The subscriber is
prepared to supply any demand and OF all suchap-
pies os can be kept he will have specimens of the
ruit 10 exhibit to purchasers. .toaCl DAVID MYERS
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There will be n vacation OF two weeks at the
close OF the winter session, and one OF six weeks
following the spring session, which wall invariably
close on the ilh OF July, at which time will take
place the annual exhibition. Annual examination
At the close ulthe winter session, at when times the
Board ol Visitors are invited to be present,
EXPENSES
For Reading, Mental and Practical Arithmetic,
Geography, and Grammar comrnccd, $500
For Grammar advanced, Higher Arilhmc-
tic, Algebra commenced, Philosophy
Chemistry, Astronomy, &c,,...........i00 4 90
For Botany higher Mathematics and Ian
HuHHtN. .'.'..... ........, > w
MUSIC, lIIOOo orlt,N'' ,,,..,...,.. lOOO
Contingent bills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Rooms IN Academy. yr..............,....,,l 80
Board, from 81 to 81 2S The very best accom-.
modations viii be provided Students can board
themselves II they desire All tuition bills payable
in advance, and no student admitted Tor less than
term, and no deduction except in case ofpTotracted
sickness,
LOCATION
This Institution slJcntcd NJ Mt Pnlatine, in Put.
nam County Illinois, twenty miles from Ottawa by
stage, forty miles from Peoria, ten miles south OF
Peru, and ten miles east of llennepm. Its retired
spot, elevated and surrounded by most delightful
scenery Its health is sunsurpassedby by any other To-
cation. ], UlGBY, President
ofthe Board Of Trustees.
Mt Palatine, Feb 90, 1880.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
COMMERCIAL RECGRo.
RICHMDND TOBACCO M,rurr

TOBACCO--Ihe market to-day G"nayj SHOWED r, an
spirit than we noticed the latter par, o the pas Vel
and price, regarded rather better than ~, So
particularly for sound lugs and curnulnn urac., NJ L.
Both ts and inspections falling oil AMI j.; -
breaks for ia: last two weeks desirable nlauuarurinr
tlvc been Inc heavy fails rain Tor IN. l,, W..
days iasc worked injury 10 tns CROWN. c,on w.,
hear "i it, h.ng cut III green state, owing 10 il, t,r 49,
rs we no" haze continuance OF wet weather We think
the INJURY iI"i: ' CAUSE l. "t 10 To- very considerable
n. VI. MARTIN K co
Sales OF 81 hsls. Of Tobacco hy y. NJ MAnrr; 4 r.,
since Friday last lhIs. / " Errs, 0uss) J, 81 =
At g. at and III II. ) DR. James Austin duysi =, =.
and l. :: ] Rn!wcil tluGsl at 81 II AMI T. u,so'
Ihos Carroll. AT 81 ~, i and u 81 Dr. II |. plmmr :,
81 Th"s Hicks AT 81. n EImunds at =; ,n.f-,
II Davis At s. 90, Il 50, aud -. ! VI Wji'rs ~
vi - and : Hicks Gags AMI Short lrl,D n, $ ,I
\ Bu!wc!, 81, IS, 50 an! ITO " II Grant at r. =,
l. Ii kuinck u 2 Robinson al SlJ .j and L.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

meeting OF the Democratic party Of this county, was
held Bl!nres Hotel in This place. Monday the llIh
instant The object of The meeting stated cousi-
der the condition ol the party, devise for thorough
cessary this time, appoint delegates tend the Dem
ocaic Stale Convention be held Sraunon the 2ith
Of September next.
Resolutions passed recommending the call Of another
Convention 10 nominate candidate for Congress; and re-
iucsn both the candidates before the District with
draw IL also resolved that there be another meeting
the party the Sih Of September next for the purpose Of
adopting for thorough organization The Democrat
c party in ckccy and also choose delegates the State
Convention 10 be held the 2ih of September in Stanton
llariinSburg Ga-riic.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS -

a Convention of the Democratic party in Virginia has
been called for by the State Central Committee be- held
Stanton the 9th OF September next for the purpose
nf organizing Tor the elections under the tuition
Already the Democrats OF other counties have held meetings
and appointed delegates represent them n that body The
Democrats this section of the State behind their
brethren where zeal and devotion the good cause
We glad calls for county meetings in Prince vii
liam and Alexandria We doubt that the other
will also discharge their ity the matter We Respectfully
call Tor meeting OF the Democrats OF this county on 0u
day next, the first day OF August court.
Tin. present Is ordinary time. Nearly one hundred
thousand vii! march up the polls in the next
election We know they not all gond Democrats ns they
ought be-. The cilct The political character Of the
Stale nobody io.tcI. The old ship about soil BY
; chart, and manned in large by mari
There is danger thai she may be put her present
course and driven the rocks and Guicksans of fed
crasm We repeat it, there is DASGER in our POSITION and
til, .!r wlS" OF the bud,-wain heard, sunn0niuu
AN huHGS 6sr Democrats your posts and your
duty Forget Your late disputes about the Basis question:
and let make general enthusiastic rally in favor OF the
time onorcl principles Ul Democracy. Then shall new
bccze- that shall fill the swelling sails of the ship
State rapidly wait The proud old bark along still brighter
and glorious pathway instead of wrcckns her upon
the threatening rocks Jarrcnt0n Flag, iHP. ~.
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"Cut Oft oven in the blossom. of my sin


Adleu, adicu, alicu remember me-"
We have published in full and melancholy detail the
from Cuba 1t has produced profound sensation every
part of country lis effect upon people cannot be
forstod The wrong of ocous interference in the affairs
of foreign people lose its criminal features in face
of the damnng ouages thai have been perpeatcd upon
counrymen We fear that the voice OF government and
law will be drowned altogether in the appeal for vengeance
which will echo throughout land. II was not enough
for the Spanish Governor that injury should be punished
that life should be exaced He has denied Christian fcl-
low beings well the opportunity of explanation and de-
fence the bcfcst time to prepare for eternity He has
made tho execution Of American citizens public show for
the and vulgar qualification OF an insulting popu
lace He has denied decent sepuue his victims and given
up their copses the age and disgusting Of the mob
He has published by these damning In nncquivoca
and undenabe terms his hearss cruelty and tyranny lie
has placed himself under the ban of Chlistcnin and
nned that movement before regarded Of questionable pro-
r:icy which he seeks crush lilo has taken rank with
Haynau in atrocity and in iniamy.
The unfortunate victims of these unparalleled cnomtics
have fully expated their faults Death has scaled the lips
4" censure The profound sorrow for their fate which per
vades oil breasts only relieved by the universal admiration
which their heroic bearing the trying hour under the gaze
al e1utns and nhuman multitude has excited While
nrsy deprecatns the expeditions Of vengeance which fit
ting out from our country and anentn the unfortunate and
perhaps inevitable results which Spanish nhumanty and
folly leading trust tina, this cruel decd will spccdily
Ineet its proper reiribution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
DEMOCRATIC; MEETING; IN GODCTlIAND


II Il meeting OF large and respectable portion of the
Dcnocrats o the county Of GuUchIand held at Goocand
Courthouse Monday, the 18th day Of August ISL Jack
MILE Esq, called 10 the Chair and YIN. W. Cosby
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting briefly stated by Col. Pc
ucrranr whereup"n the following resolutions Of
tered and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this meeting highly approve ot the Con-
vcnon proposed 10 he held by the Democratic party at
stanton, On the 9Th day Of September
Resolved, That this meeting appoint thirty delegates 10
attend said Convention; and that the Chairman appoint the
The Chair then proceeded In appoint the following gentle
James W. Jennings, DIR. Staplcton Coates, a. d. Per.
knS George w. Fisher, Dr. Samuel r. Mills VIM. Salnons,
Capt VIM Matthew's Anthony Fleming VIM. l. Hunter,
Turner Edwin g. Fleming, Col. Charles Gucrrant Col
Peter t;ucrrant. John T.. 4. Martini John Thompson jr
Dahnry Parrish Col }. NJ. rrevian Capt VIM. 4. Dcit-
rick Capt. Tl,s. Taylor, VIM Crouch, DR.. a. '.
PAYNE John J. Cragwal A. c. Buokin John Ford, Rich.
ard Sampson aud john jordan.
Oa tptiun, it further Resolved, That tic follow I'M.
gentlemen viz Cob Peter Ccrant, James W. Jennings
john r. T. Martin, john Thompson, IT., Dr. Stap'.to
Coates col J VI. Vrivian VIM. a. Dcrrick, Capt. lnos
TAYLOR Chas tucrran', ". d. Lcako L. &. Fleming Hen
rs VI. Anderson, Martin James, VIM Southworh, WmI Sal
Cran,ral James Fisher. John Jordan Anthony Fleming
James Rand"l l John Ford, !. ~ Ford and Andrew Jack
son Mills be appointed committee Of vigilance for The
county GJacllid, with power Ia enlarge the
Resolved! That the Chairman and Secretary br ;ti,:ri
each Of the foregoing committees
Resolved hai the proceedings of this meeting be publish
I'd il, the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner.
Then, motion. the mrcring adjourned.
JACKSON MILLS, Chairman
Sp,ra
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WliuI.E%tiE PRICES CURRENT.

WlIEAr-Pr!mc White 81 cts; prime Red 81 Cts
Flour Sales old yur At - 30 on basin n =
COINED cents.
CORN Mi:il-I3 cents
OATS Is cents per bnscl
RiE-7j 10 81 cents.
FISH II,rrings, New No. cat 81 4 =. Gross :,
Roe S6lS -; M.rKcrrI, ~" B 81 No. :, s.: a 81
Nn. 50. a4'i. Shad--nonc in market
LARD-Ncs III barrels, 10: cts; Kegs 10: all
BACON Prime Baltimore sides hri at 10! cents;
Shnuk!cr> /, :; market lirm with small stocks.
FFEi.-i'Tim& new cf".' laguhyra ~ cents Rio
common I :. :; good /" prime, =: %.
SUGAR New Orleans Il cents Porto Rico 81
ccriy.
Orleans finn AT s. cts; re-boirt 81 cts. ca,
IRON Pig lr,n 81 10 81 according t" quality; Swce!
sos per to.; ENGLISH So r!cdrgar Richmond mans.lcio, ,
is; IN Country Ear -! -, according 10 quality
SfEEl. American pi!Si"frd - 10 I" ! ~ per ton.
ILLNESSES on Do,h 81 !j wanted
SALT-frum store 81 ~; sales tom wharf 81 81:
CiNDl Es--Spcrn Candle, ljiiic Tallow l0al2 HuI's
i'arnt Sr ia inc - e per 10; Jackson patent l2s
SOAP -Eirn'nn, ana! New York ) aor.
SpIRITS-Cn nae hraniy 81 - -; Rocl.eli" 81 Sja
So American proof 35c lh proof 5Oa5; Apple scarce 55c
Richmond Hrctiicd Whskcy a cents. \. +. Ram .
a 80 cts. Cu cinna whishcy II IA ~ y cts.
GUANO-reruyian siGaiI; patason'n S5daj' per ton
al 1000 IUs.
IlAY-Nor,hern, in baes--,Ir"m wharf 10 els; from
: tore 81.
EEEsM AK Wanc! at II rts per ID. ,..,,,.
rEAS-Imrr.l i5a1'c per H.: t'unpo"dcr 10 10 cts.
Young Tyson -Ui15r; Blach % ii bu T.
SOLE LEATHER llenlock tanned, good, l','l' cts;
lama. ed Halls ci>.
HIDES -,;rrn sailed at: cents per 10 Gait sn't"d IS
els. % 81 each.
SilDr-5', Il CENTS r"rlo.
COrrON-l2a In cents.
NAILS - cts.
FEATHERS 80 49,. aud receipts small.
SEEDS No Glover or Flax IN market.
Oils :;Pcrm winter - 80 g summer ~" Il" 's'
whale crude D55c refined '1lOo ns"rd @''aH5c; Tanners
II Il Is per ba.TCs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CuI.PEpER COUNT

| DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN Cul.PEPER COUNTY
The Democrats Of Culpcpcr county, convened at tit
Court House Monday the 18th inst, Court day. were
organized by calling Capt Ambrose =. Hill 10 the Chair
and aup0ulina JauIs l.. Slrongicluw Secretary Tie Oh
Iect o the meeting hayin. been explained III brief and
propriatc address by The chanun Henry Shackenrd Esq
Offered the following resolutions, which, without discussion
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved That this meeting IN the pr0prIcy %
acdng Convention vi the Democratic parry Of This Stale
Resolved, mat the THAR appoint twenty delegates re-
present the Democracy Of this county in the said Conven
liun.
In accordance with the second resolution the chairman an
pointed the following gentlemen delegates tE. said Con
vcnon with impressive request that they would attend
Major Thomas Hill James arhnur, john y. Barbour Jos
d. Brown Winfield =. Co0ns, Cuonc! William lump!irirS
John Mnlit, G.. II. Coons, John Wharton John w Bell
Henry Shackclord Randall Stlard James Bu.rrs Albert
Thomas, DIR. Thomas Male, Jas. l.. Stron.eiow Charles
Chiffon Ehrlgc Duncan, DR.. John Walker John T.. Block
well.
On motion Of Mr. ShackcliorL the Chairman Of the meet
| i'm added Ia the delegation.
DR.. John Walker then submitted for the consideration OF
the neetng the following resolution which ISsii-
| caly and unanimously adopted:
Resolved That this meeting having undinnisEcd conf
dcncc in the ability and integrity OF late delegate the
candidate 10 represent this county in the f.cgsa
tue and express the earnest hope that he will accept The
minatiOn.
On motion Of DIR. Walker, Il committee of Two up.
pointed hy the Chair 10 notify Mr. Barbour, who alb
sent from tho county, Of his nomination.
The Secretary then ordered forward The proceed
ngs OF The meeting 10 the Richmond Enquirer Tor pubica.
ton. y. T.. Hill. Chairman.
JAS. l.. STRoNdrELLow, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26

The Democrats of Richmond held large and cnh usas-
Tic meeting the City Hall Saturday night. Their pro-
ceedngs will be found in todays Enquirer The utmost
harmony prevailed They felt doubt of the success OF
their candidate whoever he might be- and whomever OPP
posed the side Of the Wings Feeling the importance of
early convention of the party in the district and the
cessity of themselves nking the nitiuory step calling
that body together they designated the tenth Of month
and this city the mo and place of holding it. We hope
friends in the surrounding counties will follow this
ample speedily possible Let us have grand rally; and
let give by the enthusiasm and spirit Of proceedings,
impetus to candidate and that will bear them
on to certain triumph Let US show the State that Rich
mond politics does control the metropolitan distrct and
let show the South tina. only the sentiment Of Vr-
gina misreesented by the federal press Of this city, but
also that this district repudates the anti Southern sent
ments and doctrines of that press Let do part
Vrginans in propitating the South the Unon by elect
ing Congress Slater ghs-,rue State
soveregntytrue the Constitution and above all truo TO
the Souh-fom this most conspicuous district in the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-26
FROM HAVANA.

New foRK. Arc. 2l.-'Inc brig Anderson has arrived
with iIavauI dates the 18th and confirms the statement
that the paupcin sgnalized 10TH She boarded
schooner and forced tho captain pilot. Lopez on
landing proceeded short distance into the Interior and tax
ing pnSltipn h had successfully defended himself
against all The forces sent against him.
The meeting AT the Park last night not largely
tended Ryndcrs and Carr the principal speakers the
latter Of whom especially abusive Of the President An
expedition is said TO be fitting from here.