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invited this course Of remark had become ia
tigued with it, The gentleman from South Caro-
lima (mr HoLMEs) made the first interrogatory,
from which he had derived subtraction. So far
the line of principles is involved to mark the char
acter OF party, he should not have thrown OIL the
veil but to meet attack. II Inattered little TO him
whether the attack was covert or open. He was
content himself TO vote for this BILL without regard
to the professions Of individuals of partes for he
had learned TO have about much respect for ono
as the other-whether the question was large and
national, or social The true course OF public
man was to pursue his own line of action, within
the circle OF his own principles { A voice: "Your
name Is not ON the Uni0. pGper.'l l had no occa-
sion to put 1t on the paper, said he, so far as my
judgment is concerned, but will never throw CEN
sure on those who did put their names upon il.
Mr.. CARTIER Mr. McLANE without conclud-
ing giving way) moved that the committee RISE
The motion prevailed, and
The House adjourned.
PETITIONS PRESENTED yNpER THE RULE.
BY Mr.. ROBINSON: The petition Zone hundred
and Six citizens of Dearborn county, Indiana. pray
ing Congress to take into confederation the Insult
ciency OF the Louisville and Portland canal for the
purpose of navigation. Referred to the Committee
on Roads and Canals.
By Mr.. HOWE: The petition of Amos Williams
and thirty others, citizens Of Pennsylvania, pray
ing Congress to modify the tariff Of 1916. Referred
to the Committee of Ways and Means.
BY Mr.. GILBERT: The petition of twenty-five
inhabitants of the town OF Sonora California pray
ing that the lands occupied by actual settlers in
said village may be granted and confirmed to them.
Referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
By Mr.. FREEDLEY; Resolutions Of the Legis-
lature Of Pennsylvania, asking Congress to make
the necessary appropriation for the repairs OF piers
at Chester, on the river Delaware.
Also, resolutions of same, in favor Of granting to
each Of the soldiers Of the of 1912 and of the
Indian wars one hundred and sixty acres of land.
BY Mr.. PHOENIX: The petition of c. II. Farrell,
for pecuniary assistance to enable him to perfect
important improvement.
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JOSEPH ETTEa, esq, formerly Of this city, has
been elected Alderman Of the Fourth Ward in New
Orleans.
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From a recent English journal we extract
the following sketch Of the British trade with
Africa, that will be read with interest.
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the Union.
Mr.. MEADE was called to preside.
Mr.. BAYLY moved that the committee take up
the bill making appropriations to supply deficen-
cies in the appropriations for the year ending
June 30, 1851, which was returned from the Senate
Mr. DUER moved that the committee take up
the bill making appropriations for certain rivers
and harbors.
The CHAIRMAN ruled the motion to be out Of
order.
Mr.. SCHENCK remarked that it was in order,
being tho first bill on the calendar.
Mr.. McLANE, of Maryland, rose to question;
il not in order for the gentleman from New
York to move to take up the River and Harbor bill,
while the motion Of the gentleman from Virginia
(Mr. BArLY) was pending. If the latter be voted
down, then the first would be in order
Mr. DUER said that he would content himself
by giving notice that he would move to take up
the River and Harbor bill
The question was taken, and the committee
fused 90 proceed to the consideration OF the Def
cheney bili-ayes 50, noes l0i.
Mr. BAYLY then moved that tho committee
take up the bill making appropriations for the sup
port Vi the West Point Military Academy.
MIR. DtkR. thought that 1 had the floor. i
postponed my motion until that OF the gentleman
from Virginia was voted upon.
The CHAIRMAN. The motion of the gentleman
Is no. In order IL il so ruled by the Chair.
motion was made that the committee rise, but
II did not prcvail-Aycs "a, noes 100.
Mr.. DuER again moved thatthc River and Har-
Dor bill be taken up.
ne 1nAinHA4s shfu tbat inc motion oil the gen
tlcman from Virginia (sIr. BAyLy) was pending.
Mr.. DGkR moved to amend tho motion by say
ing tie River and Isrbor bill.
The CHAIRMAN ruled the amendment to be out
Of order.
Mr.. MORSE. ! moved that the House adjourn
daughter. The motion was not in order in
mittce.
The question was taken; and the committee re-
fussd 20 take up the Military Academy biil-ayss
-, noes SIS
Nc. DUER again moved that the committee pro-
coed to the consideration Of the River and Harbor
bill
The CHAIRMAN ruled The motion out Of order,
for the reason that this not one Of tho general
appropriation bills which have precedence by the
rule
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CALIFORNIA.
KOSSUTH.

Mr. Silas E. Burrows thus writes from San Francisco "
The New York Journal of Commerce:
The recent State election has given the Democratic parry
,roI Of California and the Stale will be divided, IN my
onnion this winter the Southern becoming save
The Va Inc of our possessions the racine icacuo
rcat in the march Of greatness OF our noble Nao"i
The attachments Of the inhabitants to the ties they nave
n, home are srong as have ever known; put ON s, ~, @
wishes and interests must be consutc or they vi" SET up
for themselves. .,
Mr. Burrows says the Charleston Mercury is well known
as wealthy New York merchant, who Tor the love o' au
venture has engaged in oil sorts of
The Ias we heard OF him BEFORE was that he was IN
eyncd,jon beyond Behring's Strait and in uncoiofao
ro,i,,tv 10 the North Pole where he md his cunreecS
wers in close prospect OF being turned into ccs ne haa
his nsa luck in getting of the scrape, and has
fe.hed his love of novelty with study OF the lana Oh goa
He is we suppose very impartial Observer and writes as
hove in reference subject we have before remarked
IN There appears no doubt this matter OF the DIVISION VI
California with reference to the formation OF save
the South is serious and that il will form 'he OASIS u e
next Congressional ensufe.
We are informed that letter has just been tece'eo o
native yirenian now member OF the Legislature Oh
forna which expresses the confident opinion tla 'e Hs
slature will at its next session. adopta resolution suo
ting to vote of the people the question whether Catoh
will will Introduce the system Of slavery Inc sa
letter avows belief that the people OF California WI"
in favor of the Introduction Of slavery as most
and useful for the working Of the mines, &C. ohouu wv
people OF California agree the introduction OF slavery
have fear of Congressional excitement on the SUBJECT
With Democratic Congress- and I've have doubp De
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THE RESULT THIS cry

Democratic Judge of the Coutt Of Appeals.
Democratic Judge OF the Superior Court.
Democralic L"ls- -f thc Court Of Common Plens.
a Damvcratic State Senator
Ten Democratic Delegates to the Legislature
Three Democratic Judges OF Orphans Court
A Democratic Slntes Attorney
A Democratic Register of Wills w
4 Democratic Cotnr,ireioncr oil Public WORKS
a Damcs~e,Ic Clerk of the Superior Court.
4 Democratic Clerk of Court Common Pleas.
A Democratic Clerk of the Criminal Court.
A Democratic City Surveyor.
And q Democratic Sheriff.
Pretty fair business for day. and carried by an avaae
majority over all opponents of some 1900.
THE RESULT THE STATE.
Democratic Comptroller OF the State
Democratic Commissioner Of Land Office.
A Democratic Lottery Commissioner and
Democratic majority in the House Of Delegates. rhicf
will give
A Democratic State Treasurer
This is more than glory enough for one day.
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mocatlc Administration, believe that 80 mon
sous proposition the exclusion of State because her
people preferred slavery for moment succeed
Should the event transprc and should the Northern maIo
refuse the admission of slave State under these cTcH
Stances the whole South will be aroused due sense o.
INC outrage and hero will be but opinion as 10 tie nc
cessity o abandoning burdensome and insulting con
federacy
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M Ilr. COZ tEES.tOIe OK VIRGINIA..
4

INFORMATION having been by the Executive thai R. C.
C.rn. 4tS alias Clifford. alias Cht~"rt) charged
with .rl. and confined the Jail o Carone county
sa G a,! Is al large; therefore, hereby oe
dol persons who shall arrest the
The Jali OF the said county OF
C,oIG- aid require all officers OF this Common
and military, ard request the people generally I" use
. rucue the arrest oi Lac said Clifton That nc
A be huushI 10 uSlice
Cra Governor. AMI und the Lesser Seal Of
49, The Commonwealth Richmond this 2l,h day OF Octo
iSS~LI Der in the year ISL. JOHN Is FLoAD.
Cnon inches high and OF iun
s59ui and Had when he
iruck black uuuons black cloth sack
striped casscre panaoons and Congress boots Game
caroline county wri.inS and drawing master
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,rulISuED DAILY AND SEMI-WEEkLY,
=. WILLIAM F.. 6 THOMAS RITCHIE, Jh'
TE X nj s.


p.H Paper seven dollars per annun and at hS & rate OF sg
ot4rs PER and thee dollars or SIX noaths,
paid in The Office RENTED by mai paid;
lo'e W. 49, .r; aas,um at the end OF thc year.
tcs this office be rcnlied per ma IN good and
nces, the risk OF the Ei'ors the postage Of all h
b. The The postage Of single letter
- | s writer 1t The accumulation Of postage, IN
~ OF a which operates Editors
81 eS"'s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE p 1sS neS or o' s IN
ss'a = r,cs Twice week. three times week. thirty
.n. charged fifty dollars fu thirty line1 ard in
advertisements OF greater lcnsthcxccEt Lottery
who charged l1dol,ars tacudedi
~ r,. Nj EEkLftoi lines Icss first uscrlon
.:..,:., i.f rIcM continuance % Cents
lac with the advance pay,
..t,.' ,.l,:v 20 insure execution.
x AZ and tributes Of respect, ercssc'hS egh 'eS are
.,.s PED a. G.csf''SenenS .,
All a: Marriages from tho cou@trs, "heeTcr n
nG.g Unknown mast be authenticated oy The
tho ,hhurnod ur thay Will IN
w ai-l,. Eyc,y measure tAt "&s been taken 10 - :t n
, ,s 4 Gu.s="s has proved hecsorc unavaIng We must
the communications h.i'g ctril
poinacr -r''7' "H hs fi'+ ~ IN '''fsT
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trert "ult ui Gn'c ,amd county 81 Nuvenl'er t-P
ni A. actr France, J. Hatcher Agnes Hatcher sally T.
Hhs: T. uc.er Geo NashnG. and Martha " his wife,
s"i" W Dawson arI Lucy Aan his wife, fiaih'ss'
:'cr Narcissus ". Miller acting executors "i Mary
ar3,. Hatcher. T. LrdS-. hc children anu
." u 81" t"ss unkEown) ni Nancy utu deI II"
- James Hatcher sn Hatcher Mar: Hatcher George Iahe
i"s chez anl hic:ari r Hatcher, Che las, six oil whom
urarrs H.. az, Of iwcutv one cars iehlants.
The ms is 70 cuitcs' validity of supposed tesla
s ,cr county Court o. Coco land
" a -" agt testament Mary Hatcher dec d. AMI 10 nave
- question: i" c:Inn, aJury authorized la sucn cases ny
-s Nuiai aud at!av having been made and hiet tha
'"nts above named Ann Hatcher ami Mary Hatcher ana TIE
~ Htc. aui heirs law (wiiuse unShown) o Nancy
81 iens ot this state; aud that ie saih names
'''rn Law oI Nancy Cnr! decd, are un
Is ot:ele The said defendants Ann Hatcher and Mary
ranb s. s "nuwu parties aforesaid do appear Within one
80 go, WE hi this order, and do what Is necessary
onr ~ ''s.,> and thai copy Of this order DO published
80. t,"t in the Richmond Enquirer,
1no, ~ -, sS c Guy of Rchmund and posted a the
n. nax ~ w r. 'u aoUe this county tho hrst day OF
copy -Tcs,c, iI NIlIER
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To TnoRy.nI !IcSr, ESQ.

MORE co. Ten CT.--Jo"Pl >.a:r. E-q :i1
wing rom ii ila:vn 1trcS-E1 he pra' I" r!a" on, 1'
Lip:aay aiattt ia-t. Ihr "'dsu ~ t4G @rains """-
WIS sprie .-t:e..; d 'o. Johnson .a 2" vSoit" %
Nr :utifr.. Now, %:l... IL: fc.a ;n Dtt ih> z".n"
Joron S"2nr, tine big wei, rOm il'mr,"H, !!a~r' ''c"
agcins! Mr. SEnirers At the vtty ist Session I" 'G >
E.y ;!:ey ,nay l.: lei To inquire WAY h ihca iieiti 'a
Jannry for q verao 10 Mr m"r- tor '!e n}H ma
tel and 2ror.td the former in ,,rr:ersc 10 " rr Li
h- have objection I, Mr. Sunnefs iG"n III > *rs.H
oi ir personal appearance. ii the rl:a' e"nlts"~: Vi ~ ~
ner. ecco diGg 10 his ac"nnt em@ L'n:. Ter III s.
m.r: ul PEGS n Cy,u.l Johnson teinar-an! 'uG-T i:
Federal wings seemed Iuen!"y AIS mHc'-n is 5s-- - ~:
we leave Others to judge Staunt0n IiHdirator.
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Enr lie Enn,fircr.

For Tie Enquirer. -
YoRKrowS Nov 9, ISL.
We the undersigned certify, that the difficulty which oc
CURED al Gloucester Court House, the Bird ins.m be-
tween Wm B. Taafero and Seth Shepard, Esqs, vas This
day settled in an honorable and nmcablc manner both
WARNER T. JONES, (ror VIM. b. Talaerro)
P R. PAGE, (for Seth Shcpard)
- Editors of the Examiner and Whig will please copy
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MARfL AND,

Thut tried champion of Democracy, the Baltimore argus
up the Democratic result in Maryland Ol-
lows. This victory like, that in New Jersey is of the
consequences OF the bold and consistent advocacy
great reforms in the Constitution Of that Stale-rcorms
ryng ou, the glorious spirit of this age Of progress Look
fhn
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|
Tho VhiE Love re-Feast-Bottsism E,tcrminated.
Hereafter We may a,temp, sketch Of the loving scene
! at the Whig meeting Tuesday night Tie Aiicat
Church. The result Of the balotings The nomnatcr
OF Col A. Meredith for tho Senate and Of Conway Rob
inson, w. c. Darlington aud ". +. Bacr, Esqrs for Ia
House OF Delegates. This event crushes Bnss'n to TX
DUST Mr. A. Crane il is we'll known, has been the en61dl
ncnt OF BottSsm, Of the uctive leaders in tie
Bolts ranks Being thus presented as candidate for tho
Senate he was voted down by overwhelming majority
and COL J. a. Meredith original and active Nash
vilc Convention trutor nominated for the Senate Foi
the House nominated three gentlemen originally stub
born in their opposition Belts but who gave him rcluc
an support. The overthrow OF Botrssn is compIet" ard
Tic "Gi5altar Of Hhigyery" has finally shaken off the !nc
bus which has lain on its breast.
During The evening Capt, Samuel Watts tic Wing cnni
date for Lieut. Governor. introduced and made quite
long speech. Capt w IS pleasant senllcm7n ard pretty
good snmpe-5at his speech Tuesday nga one oI
the mast Vulnerable have listened 10. We cEFc'
that Shelton F. nake other Democratic csacldnte
was not present by invitation, tear il into I;aTa!ents-
Without The frce had most Of The i-u!ts OF Mr. b rs con
soidut!on doctrn.s-and the Democracy naniuy re-
sisted the altes appeals have the least fear for the
effects of Capt. Waits harunguc
Mr.. Baxter followed but we, together with large portion
OF the audience, "seccded."
We cannot whether the mIs5 OF the 'lailAlui IN
Richmond will be bonnd by the action OF the small Wig
meeting Tuesday night.
The Times states that Saturday evening l4st .HE
Summers made speech at .ync5urg, and replied 10
by Mr. Bocock- that on Monday Mr. 5. 10 SPEAK al
Campbell Court Houss-was leave Lynchburg fer Rich
mond Tuesday, ind reach city by the Canal boat si
evening II is further stated that h. will speak III Peters
surg on Friday o-murrow and probably MecElen5ng
Court on 81 .ndny.
II is understood that r. Summers will tonight address
the Wigs of Richmond They have invited all the eandi-
dates both sides be present nass meeting 20 DAY
Should Mr. Bucock arrive, presume that there sill Lc
discussion Should he not be here tnkc it for granted
that Mr.. Summers will go unanswered. The gathering
tonight is altogether Wing oir and they have exten
aed no invitation 10 our party with the exception ci r
State candidates, Democratic candidate will prcsum
ntrude himself upon The family arrangements Of the Way
no-party" party. 4 t.
CAROLINE COuNTY.-On Monday last the Democa
~ of Corons nominated Wm A. MoncHrc for the Site
Senate, and W A. Buckner for the House Of Delegates
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NfN lOitr, Nov -
aIARkETS-FinGr- Sales Of ~ coo ns.s ; Dt >t'lG
brands AMI sSl4 fur Weser,; '"ni!"rn sill III s.
s4.25. Red Wheat 15c; White So Cotton unchanged in
price. Tobacco-Nolhing doing in the market. Corn
Sales OF 10000 bushe!s at 50 60c for mixed lots.
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10 rt:
l., oi ih> Peace aioresald DO nerenS
.r;y hat above subscribed atesins
rrsoiilIy Ppcarri before IN
,. named - whose names are suhsco
hc letter n attorney, acknowist'se he ane IN
~. oi the SAL! a. lier act and deed
W;; ny taId sea! this - day OF elsheen nun
3si aad-- - - lsEAL.J
ll-clawtw
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
uEIIOTYPES OR DAGUEKREOTNPGS EOIORED LIKE
MINIATURES IN TIE FRENCH STYLE.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
HElIOTYPES OR DAGUEKREOTiPGS EOLORED LIKE
MINIATURES IN THE FRENCH STYLE.
WE have returned from Europe uy prepared 10 execute pic
w is effective and fascinating manner by which
ne most aeau,iu ivory Weaie usual, TO be found
n:h virginia ght Daguerrean Gallery No 5 Main street,
'''"''-' "''-'' WILLIAM a. PRATT, Proprietor.
Mr Pratt fitted his establishment in style which re-
Ms pretty bUuIuur as We have recehy
fitted with splendid carpets, rich vey~t dvans,
s.Cc immense window, with stained glass; &c-1queT
Co tie rst 10 Introduce the SKY Lshl ys.
lnrenlig something
.o- ne Improvement "I art-1tmes .,. :,
this show room is exquisite, whilst his SKY
ll,l, i lhIs.
s Il 10 pAaI ERREANS S-we are now receiving own
Oct4
JAMES RIVER AND x iiANAWHA C0MRANf me
{1 Snaa,:a Company Nil be held a, the Compa-
Monday te 2i;i al November, 1871
o"s ~ a..en.~ .; ,. March. l-i3 It provided that
SS representing "wara ay oler" :han The Common
u-.n wsic shall have been executed SIX months De-
fcf ime o e.ec:lTs President and Directors"
WM. p MlINFORD, Secretary.
Richmond, 18th October ISL
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Men PRESENTS That the su5scrioers
Stockholders The lines River and kanawa Company do
Constitute an: aipOint our tue ami law III attorney
Stockholders sand Company held within six months from and al
hereof when personally present orepresenled
witt, uil power and authority al such gene
SUCH o'fer act
member Of the said meetings
personally and do hereby ray and conhIm
our said attorney may iaWu
the authority hereby conferred upon
aa1
Witness hands and seals hi, - day of -one thousand
aga iugtr:! dnd---. - lhEAL'
- [sEAL.l
Te,.c, - - tsEAL
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"isSE Railing "oNhS.
sS iiG invited Improvement III hanuactur
4 R-ir Ganc. made from Iron hous anu
WrprI, iGE RAILING IL tie o eeaul-
grounds laris Cemeteries balco.
etc. NlSbpN 6JARpS AND
dwellings, iunaiir u- pris uE steam
Eedscata with acrI tree guaria. coal and
,-tccn a, ur.lc!es numerous 10 niei"n wich
convtnence* never before
.t rcsalns he ipr which this article was
nr For .a.ce strength. Tor The beauty oil
mi uncrabc variety designs IN! ciay Tor eheainess at
han altogether Iuralied ay any tiH@
a. offered public The pd crossing the rods Is o con
mutual suppor; s sl'cn TO
v!u.p wiae IL Is eIieycd that la
manufactured in this manner
u5e al ras; the that Cast Iron Railing IN
Inca! ,,-...x.,,,
n subscriber manufactures WIRE FENCES for enclosing
e. c.!-. PARKS, guaranteed 10 resist cattle h9eS'
wiz: extensively usei "nd greatly lsh-
.sn b, IL. aiearaGce and elegance o f,ri; btnS I'm
c,c ho the stEus uninterrupted the pros
& iu;rt, an ,r beauty audscdi'n unrmred The ence
o a u: laa, heing port biG Yet secure me
may be .rn down transported! With the same ihcity az
.o os Price 81 80 So per r0d including Iron
Fts. i,am II IT. iG !.st apart.
s orders toe Pfoprie:n will meet with prompt
s.rl.n JOHN 4. W1CRERStIAM.
2iU broadway, New York
WAREiorsR-2;0 Broadway, \. y.
WoAKs York Wnc Railing Works % and Oh Lewis street.
H>lvcr Medal a&itr BY American lhs;EuIe 1891 Bronze
VI a""rd"t b FiaIk!n Institute, l~i' ard ISIS.
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MARKErS.-Fiour-SAes to.dry q; 1uU b5ls tlO"aTt
a ur at 80 81. per bbl City Mills 5115 Nh!sGly =
q 23 Tobacco quiet and iirtlc d0i"g.
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TO v. ID. PRICES cpEn,ToRs

tHE Creditors Q; .he Noa u prra ecsasd of Prince Ed
d,v 10 So, a. ",'ets i'e'ir are noied that SHALL on Mon
10 .srs @ m nee moer nex at my Office Fsrmvie, proceed
aGerec made by the Circuit Court OF Prince Edward
DAY III O:toher ISL pending in hat iour in which
r heaarI+"a ah o'ers plaintiffs aid D. Dickinson, ad
n Or Win e W III annexed, of j..
Is, Inc decree among other things requires follows
OF ne admnsrl Of the ~ D. Price by
,nr 'aiof u Tiia; tie creditors said Price exhibit be-
Va eshed Their claims a day designated,
10 udE o November ana has already published cordng
vac IN the Richmond Times newspaper weeks 3D.
shall advertise, III likely
otice thar he viii day designated in said notice.
10 ascertain the debts due by the
on ts las' mentioned day take due by
fa lesaoI tcscrmLg whether the be due by judgment
o'i or Otherwise and hereby rst day
cember Sol the last the periods mentioned Gre
u", who have already flied their respective claims
i'nce III support of the same under the motion by the adj
ha$ rao D:kinson before the County again
Exhibit their Claims and evidence F. n WATKINS,
Commissioner Prince Edward Circuit Court.
Farnvile Nov. l-cwiw
WASTED.I wish to hire, by the year month"; sklfu
" tusty Os.ler and careful Driver.
Oct lo-'tcif r. v. DANIEL
OGUES-i,uW pair Richmond made Brogues for sale a
cents the pair No 1872 Cary street, between Columbian
Aoei and the Basin. n DEVEREUX
s"-cu Leather Dealer.
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Norris the negro lawyer ..estc, apua IA" car2e o a'
in. in the rGscue OF the yc slave Sa rack was rc,
aud acquitted to-day.
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r. ni..S SlEEiCI.ss f..

make w. aIes o grow where one has
-T.~n. IS ctbcss pn1c teneiacloI; but the
M succeeds rendering al medicines unnrc: *ay "hcIe sui
heretofore accustomed I" upon ~, ID
r uhic h-neiaci"r and should receive the
-t:r.-. ard sup:n u ic;s"n For BAkERS tRE
aosc other discovery "i the for the
.yr. ,,h"cs Diahda Bowel Complaints, DvsIGp
a.. . ali Jsurdsrei digestion THESE
rr. -. pcl. the cur",c eniircv oi vegetable
nm ~ soothing. healhy an! snu' 'aius effects The
r,r the appetite strci-IhcI c Digestive organs,
- guas .aA ana stomach. ani by seny stimulating
gtvc iius Gul hcav. feelings n.a. upon weak
ai.gI When u:et dltrctnus al! other meiI
tise They eSpe the supcrlI-
49, ~ t r,l.y The bonl lie. he aitc.e,i aud judge
q :': themselves Within 'hc past t'e Years the pro,
rc,.a have HI !rs pcrs,n who have used
,s-. u :e:s. delighted with hsir happy eli Cts
: . Ps:cc per oui!e.
r. a m II Richmond the Drug Stores Of A. B0pEKER, ADlE
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CAROLINE COuNTY.-on Monday last the Democa;
cy of Corons nominated Wm A. Moncnre FOR the Site
Senate, and VIM. A. Buckner for the House Of Delegates