davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
Chaplain the Negro Abduc.or and George Thompson Erei
ting Times among the Boston Aboliiioniss

ting Times among the Boston Aboliiiontsts.
BosroS JAM IT, ls5.--Chapan, the negro abducto was
received last evening the fremont Temple by audience
Of seven hundred PERSONS onethd of which were blacks
He related his story, aad then subscription was raised
towards making up S25 900 for which he is under BAIL
George Thompson next introduced He was received
with considerable applause, mingled with Kisses, but the
disturbance prevent the proceedings
He illuminated the Bostonians in most shameful man
ner Said that he bushed for that city, and acts had been
committed in it which made It stink in the noss OF com
mon humanity.
lie abused The Union meeting h.ld in Faneuil Hall, Pres
dent Fillmore South the Church, in fact every thing
American except the Abolition party.
He frequently interrupted by indignant hsses ihere
would undoubtedly have been serious disturbance had the
act of the meeting boen more generally known.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
PRICES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND,


DIED. az Broide1, WcsimoIrad county, Virginia on The I'm
brir a days DURATION Mrs
Ann ~. CT Harvey. the 39th OF her
suddenly Gated the u
Iai,ue 81 moot nloe vile al! mother, and an aieeonas
sister and iriend
Depur. ins , e.cr) a, f4rmsie Lancasi.
county Va frly i3,h day December 1850, 3.nd
yea, hei Mr., MARGARET ELIZABETH YATES BRAN.
HAM, ou aH. ,lnv0tcd John ESP The
pira friend, too often induce them publish the word
riog; OF The M when their life AMI conduct whilst
here earth would not ~ sincerity aud truth nsniy Not ~
with the ,bc; t4 there lived died WIN
nteAre' praise e" hi man! virtues and 81 her truly Christian
LIE rrrr. at the ern r parted Of whom
To he: death been bright ami shining member OF the Epo
pal Church professor whose daily
powerful aHd conclusive tint shr lndee chill! Of Col
that Al! who rw he's. VITA accord Proclaimed her
"'r f!c o her rhsrs HI sGou above Whenever nh
conrinc,nr wsrc evrccs ~c exhibited daily Of her true AMI
heartfelt oi ' iai L. the nlis"hcent and atonns blood
CHS. coul ainlf- atA
ssrpci> Presence.
f,m has been. III, ant uuhuiy said, may readily
snei that ~ Tie l!rd citations d" iie wife mother. mistress
friend al nehbor M acted The ardent alice
all, an! silence haiy complaint and that
hc death ~ 'i- ray "' Lady! te i-an! h.- SUSTAINED los.
thai IA lunn supply and lbs widowed hear, buisr!
b. tie hand of Col Nmsy T. is dear lille children 'hc
M her place 1n Ievr. he hr but the Lord ~ his
them ud cs scii pr'cnce anal care aud lead them The way
that h III ultimate, cuut trem - ie eternal Tnr boier and
iee'oGa' Hr er tf'"i' and chbnrs ample .v
icncs OF f e III soi" ga ms ad celslon AMI &, IN. poor
Pn"infe mystetiuu, lid past finding out ~
III. Ituy., Ia. bow ha crrlscs INTO
The s'on A. Vel a'; Ne ii bur she d"ty OF all snbmp
sal and rroiarab
alc,o r.s u. srea. sad hear cheering
a.suaaar tn, he r an ru. d,,cl IIeaver,
n'lcs. ii cn,wuri win lU0t!r and unsuied and
sNm: nPrnrs' G,i grim ina 'I'.2 WHO AMI de4o
..th r lie s;t they all PEE
pared 10 her hes Faer' sinsiom beyond he skc tho
The Kl.bn.,oI wia+ requested . COPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
From CAPE Of GOOD HOPE

Bosros, Jan. ls.We have received intelligence from the
Capo of Good Hope December lst No American vessels
cation The Governor visited the frontiers, and found the
plough was fast coming into use, and the men worked with
their wives Kair newspapers had been published The
governor established rural police, TO stop kafhr de-
predations but il has not restored confidence.
Farmers much alarmed at rnmors respecting the
warke preparations of Macassa the anbroke chief San
dali Kafir chief, had been executed.
An expedition in November punish tribe OF bushmen
resulted in obtaining 500 cattle and the ccssion Of all his
lands from old Awapon n chief The saunch friend Of The
colony through the Kaf troubles. The affair caused
siderable excitement among the coonists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
The Savannah Republican has the following

FATAL RENCOUNTER IN MACOS.-We learn from
private despatch that difficulty occurred in Macon Sun
day evening" between Willis H. Hughes and Thomas Knight,
IT, which resulted in the death Of the former This dis
pa ,ch says knight made Instructions about the
defeat of Hughes who candidate the municipal
election Saturday which produced harsh words between
the,n and Hughes knight and seized him by the
throat when K shot him. Hughes died in few minutes
Mr. Hughes is the person who went TO Boston quest OF
the fugitive and Mr. knight is the brother of the who
ACCOMPANIED him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

LARGE vERDICT.-On Wednesday, in the Distfe,
Cour, at Philadelphia verdict rendered in favor Of The
STATE Of PENNSYLVANIA and against The United States Bank
or onc million Two hundred and three thousand hum
dred and fifty dollars With costs and interests round
numbers one million hco hundred thousand dollars. The
,nnualy which the BANK by it, charter agreed pay
bonu. 10 the school Fund for twenty years The Bank has
dcau,ercd for The Ledger adds that the suit
M If course be carried 10 the Supreme Court and will
dub, he warmly contested there will be effort 10 make
,hi, Judgment take precedence of the assignments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
WARRANT ISSUED FOR THE ARREST OF GEN
OIIITMAN

New OnLEASs Jan. 20It Is nscertaned TO be 20.
sye that Judge johnson has issued warrant for the
arrs., Of Gov Quman, charged with participating in the
Cuba invasion. The will be executed as
The United States Marshal Mr. Fielding Davis, reaches
Jackson whittier he has gone II Is believed that app
cation will be made 10 the Judge Of the High Court of Err
rors and Appeals for writ OF habeas corpus which, the
impression il will be granted The affair has produced
considerable speculation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
pARoDI AND THE OPERA.


We learn from the ~ York Express that Max Mazetzck
the Manager of the Italian Opera In New York, has made
arrangements with Mr. Adams Of Savannah TO commence
about the 10th Of March, opera OF II nights
Charleston and eight In Savannah with the most talented
members OF the Italian Troupe including Parod and also
Mlls. Fitz James, and corps de ballet.
We trust that Manager Potter here will not allow th
great attraction pass Richmond without giving us
least four operas such as Norma Lucrea Boga Semra
mdo Enani, &c. The extraordinary triumph OF Jenny
Lind in Richmond clearly indicates the existence of gene
and liberal for fine music In city and State
Owing the sale Of tickets auction great many Of our
friends from the country prevented from hearing the
Swedish Bird We therefore, hope to this auctlon-eys
fem abandoned and the prices regularly graduated
according 70 the value Of the seats We are glad
TO hear that Mr.. Potter has opened negotiation
in regard 10 this matter. If TO have these
celebrities Of music singing and the ballet at all, it will
probably be In the first week In March The expense OF 30
large movesbe body will Of course, be very heavy;
and as Mr.. Potter may not feel justified 10 making
contract without ground for saving himself would
suggest that he fix the prices ofsea fair and remunea-
tive standard and open books for the subscription
to this operu,ic stock say for engagement of four
nights We are satisfied that the Jenny Lind movement
has excited keen appetite for fine music-and that as
the proposed entertainment would present variety OF
talent and attraction before spread before Virginia. our
own city would pour forth lite admirers and the towns and
counties within $50 miles around Richmond would again,
40 in December last BIO strongly represented their talent
beauty and briancy. We may be charged with selfish
ends In this maerwe acknowledge nterest-but who
will deny the advantages Of dusing taste for fine music
The pures and most innocent enjoyment able
TO discover-and OF bringing together citizens from
various sections to form friendships ind circulate good
feelings By which TO the diversified interests OF tho
Old Commonwealth Let Mr. Potter them do his duty and
the lovers of music will stand by him.
An English paper makes the following observations Thc
United States send four-fths Of the material which
this immense population works on and without which this
immense population doomed to be thrown out OF en-
ploy Our yearly supply Of cotton from other quarters has
steadily decreasing and in fact America is substantially
the source by which, and BY which alone cotton manu-
lectures be kept in healthy activity"
~ CoRRECTION.-ln Wednesdays proceedings Of
the House of Delegates stated that Mr. Boyds'on pre-
sen,od petition 70: pscinc, election 10 Madi'on county
This was an sor II petition for precinct election
n Marion county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

Robert snunaees Of WILLIAMSBURG Robert Anderson nna
Vim. p, oil York, ard l'ies .'ie OK! ''' '" -
On motion Resolved That the car"a" and "Scfc'a'''
be ucJrd to Ills committee. 49,; f.rvc.,i,, h., nub
IT, - ,hn Richmond Baltimore ana Norfolk papers.
hesoVeo' i"a' "' r. GARRETT, President.
JoHs D; CaaisIIAs 2sccre,arie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

VIVIAN COLONY on THE MEXICAN FROM
TIlp by late accounts from Texas, We learn that Wild
"a, ,Ic intiG Chief has made treaty with Mexico by
wncn full permission given 10 the Indians OF the United
10 settle in Mexico Wild Cat has been appointed JUS
c OF Inc peace rather Governor He recently took with
him from Arkansas number Of negroes and Indians They
nre 10 have implements OF hnsbandy and certain portion
n land given 10 rhem with all the rights Of Mexican ci
1ens on CONDITION that they cultivate their land and obey
The laws They be distributed on the frontier 10
nj the Camanche Indians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

A Washington correspondent OF the New York Express
says: "a number OF applications been made BY for.
egn ministers be recaled but the President is ine1b!c
10 refusing them this privilege. could FIVE mis-
assened to their Wishes but he is resolved far Is con-
ss,ent with duty that II will accept Of outfits they
shall pay their expenses home out the period
of their appolntment.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

T The Central Southern Rights Association Of Virgil
mia Will meet tonigh at O'CLOCK al Union temperance
various addresses may be expected together with some
very interesting with the h proceedings
m nndments 10 the Constitution proposed, every men,
Dor is requested TO be present: h,,. =, o,r ovo..
Every man who works with his own hands al any aV0ca
ton in the City is specially invited 70 s,.en1 p.o.aon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

TO PREVENT wATERY POTAToES.-lfyour po,a.
toes are .wacry put into the water before boiling small
80 ~ ms This will render them perfectly dry and meaiy
This ia An easy and cheap method of remedyng very
mon evil and one this very extensively complained
Of The lime should be fresh, and for common sized am-
IT, air ,hs piece should exceed the size of an English
!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

OUR TERRITORY AND PopULATIoN.-In 1900 the
area of the United States only about square
miles II Ia 3250000 squae miles. In 1900 the
population was 5 305 925. 1t now over % 100000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

FLORIDA JuDICIARY.-w. Anderson has been elect
cd Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Florida and
A. C. semme-, esq, Associate Justice; Joseph Lam
easter for the Southern Circuit; Wsyles Baker for The
Middle Circuit; Judge Thomas Douglass reelected TO the
Eastern Circuit and Judge G. y. Hankns reelected to the
Middle Circuit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
rrercTs or THE AsIA's NEWS. 4

New ORLEANS January 2l-Thc adviccs by the steamer
Asia were received yesterday.
The Cotton market dull under tho European The
sales amount To 1000 bales.
The steamer Ph.Iadephia from California, arrived here
bringing the mails the 10th December.
Jenny Lind is expected here on the Isl February.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
:, ,,y.. r.o,n M ;u,.n;o,n, .orr>snondeut in Mad

Extract oo letter from intelligent correspondent IN Mad
ison county, Va.
In your read with great pleasure the letter Of Dr.
Pluner 10 the New York Union Committee Such letters
in my opinion tend 10 the Union Of our States and
always read with great interest all that has for ne ena he
pallng as dissolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
E.,r d. Ennnirkr.

Messrs Edors-It is high time that we were taking pro-
per stems TO bring out candidate for Congress- in the place
Of tho talented Seldom who declines being candidate LOT
neyt Spring II il important that unite upon tho strong
est and most popular man. be found In our ranks vi me
ability of Robert G. Scott, doubt who has ever had
the pleasure of hearing him on The Husng' or q. Inc
to revise The organic of State affords satisfactory
evidence would earnestly invite the attention OF onr
party this subject and urge selection as so"n rs
cable DGsioSNa'.
JAN 23j ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DGsTRic1.

Messrs Editors ] see In tho Enquirer OF Thursday
scott as suitable person fill the vacancy created by the
resignation Of Mr. j. A. Seldom. beg leave to call aten
ton TO The qualifications and the claims OF Mr. TfoS T.
Congress from this district do not know whether Mr.
Giles would accept the oicebut believe no one is bet
tcr oua6ed and no one would command united and
support than Mr. Giles He is we'll known
az o man Of high moral character of unbending integrity
AZ one of our abes speakers unfnchng Democrat
IN shne and in s,orm-and friend to our best III
State and Federa-to require any thing more than
The mention of his 10 send thru OF appreciation
through the ranks Of pay-especiay those VINO arc
coon7nnt of or who have witnessed his strenuous eSeons
in unfolding the flag principles, occasions when
has been surrounded by the threatening hosts OF Federal
whggey LIE. US remember Os me
our principles, whoever he may De- oHioN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

COTTON COMING lN-The receipts Of cot,on q, New
Orleans on the 18Th inst nineteen thousand bales
considerably exceeding those Of any day last year. OF
for several previous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
TAOS s BOCoCK, ESQ

We have the pleasure this morning OF announcing 70 our
readers that the gentleman whose name hsaas ms otce
in the Congress Of the United States The authority for
this announcement has been given by Mr. Bocosk hasi
w. or from any purpose foesta the opinion and wishes
numerou, private calls which have been made upon him by
his friends of oil parts Of the District and which he has not
fell a, liberty decline or longer treat WIN silence e.
In Welding his assent become candidate Tor reelec-
ton we have no shadow of doubt that he has met the
wishes and conformed the expectations Of his entire par
ty and of no inconsdeahe fractional part oil 'hose VINO
~ [Lynctburs Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HAaalsDuRo JAN 20.Tne Senate and House In conven-
Tim hovo elected John NJ Bickel Democrat State Treas
urer The stood John W. Bicke 70; Mr. Middleworh,
Whig 80. ,-..,
An immense number of petitions from various parts oil the
Sntc w.rc presented in favor Of free banking system.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
pIcuMOND ENQUIRER.

~. r,s,;,, po,t attempts to break the force Oh
n ~ w p,rkers card by Corrections OF MS
n regard 10 .,he generous swearing OF Mr.. Jay aA1
of hi. demented CONDUCTORS" The Post says
aMr Law was no, witness in the case, nor suS ey
6dayit 10 the progress of it, nor did any S"o'''e
or otherwise" .. h,xa .yo,,,np
p,,.s No, Mr. Jaw In introducing such haros"ea'in'
,,a. an ,ccompice before the fact, ana Is mere NUT.
hde o difference between the witnesses and the WI"
nroduees them Moreover Is not Dir Jay one ol ''
ultra abolitionists and though morally oouno anu so
ohev thu Constitution does he not bring 10 Dear al w
en,s and energies by chicanery 10 destroy
Constitution clearly and plainly enforcing Inc fgn' =,
holders in the recovery Of their property ohoua Nv
man with his eyes open thus bending all his powers ~
oa,e the sacred instrument, be regarded aS H''o o''
the weak minded but purchased Instruments P'oou "
oI.,o trn,h conscience and plainly written laws
Than Y Evening Post In Its blind injustice ana aa'so
10 the South willin vain utter itsconplain's' i"e :"
Advertiser respectable paper, and not o'eonu u ~.
South publishes Dr. Parker's card for the Joes u
which Il conains-says "does MIN creoi' anu 80,
hend only Just 10 oil parties" This POSITIVE te'n
outweigh all the sour grumblngs OF tho Evening
its clique. ....-------
The Washington journals publish the following paper
which has been signed by many members o. oone'.e'
zion" in the Baltimore Sum- says thath mas receives Wv -
natures of 81 Wings and Democrats. W. scarce. 49,
necessity for IL, as there seems 10 o0 ~ al ,ybo
neaco IN the action of Congress, and to own upon NJ "
nos d.nrh and the question. In Virginia, this
,ho nivsr., sentiment, and with the exception Of South
Carolina there is large majority in the whole South for
and ouie, and against further disturbance Of the ad-
,uyment, If i, be fully and fairly carried out:
The undersigned members of tho Sist Congress OF tne
United States-belevng that renewal OF secuona coi"
yesy upon the subject Of slavery would be both
10 the Union and destructive of its Objects and seeing no
mode by which such be avoided except S
s,rct adherence 10 THE thereof effected by
tho passed at the last session Of Con
do hereby declare their intention 10 u, rensa or
the acts aforesaid unless by the general consent OF the
ends of the and TO remedy such evils III any, a.
time and experience may develop. .s..;vo
and for the purpose Of making this resolution eecve
thew further deore that they will not support TOR the oce
of President or of Vice President of SENATOR or OF rep
resentaye in Congress- member Of State Legsa-
lure any man. whatever party who not known 70 oe
onnosed TO the disturbance Of SETTLEMENT aforesaid
and 10 the renewal any FORM of agitation upon the sub
ject of slavery"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
For tic Enquirer.
LOUIS

The people of Louisa without distinction OF party are
invited 10 NEE, a, the Court House on February Caur, Gay
of The South arans; Northern aegessons and fana-
ishte VI '' ~ MASy CITIZENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

New ORLEANS JAM l9, 1851
FARTHER PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT FIRE
AT NEW ORLEANS.-The tremendous confagration thai
occurred here yesterday is the heaviest calamity that
ST. Chares hotel which the pride of the South will be
severely felt.
Business yesterday quite suspended in consequence
If the excitement In addition the ST. Charles Capps
Church the Methodist Church in Poydras st., and other
buildings destroyed making the loss no, less than hall
The amour, to ssOOOO 100000 of which is
on the ST. Charles. chiefly In New Orleans. The Methodist
Church was insured in the Nashville Life and Trust Co.. and
in the Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Co. II Is re-
ported thai several lives have been lost in the conagation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,, JAN. 81, 1850

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,, JAN. -, lo'o'
To the Editor ofthe Union
following letter , c., ~.
To nv Constituents Of the Fourteenth Congressional DIS
friet of Virginia.
GENTLEMEN The inquiry has been frequently maze Vi
me recently whether intended being candidate for re-
election 10 the ensuing Congress The period may have ar
rived is due the people OF the district ana "hen II
NAV have assumed The shape of obligation part 10 an
swer this question.
have always held the opinion that under government
like ours il is The right of the people 10 take the initiative,
as we'll rs II their make the final selection OF their
agents. Selfish aspirations frequently an Intrusion ana
serious hlndeance the exercise OF this vital right In ac-
codance with this opinion answer that II IS Tor the people
and not for me TO say whether shall again DC candidate
Nv acts their representative rs far as newspaper ntoF
nation gives them before them The lost session OF
Congress time that tried mems wisdom ana prudence
MANY of our patriots and wi5cst statesmen doubted
between Two opinions My views in reference to the great
ouestions involving conceived, the perpetuity OF the
Union were communicated 10 my constituents early IN the
contest with rankness that was construed INTO oooness
BY many good friends Those views nave since oeeh e2
ted into the law of the land. -
II the people their time and in their own way snail
snnrobae my course this period of trial and difficulty they
will carry their views by nomination in conformity 10
this Impression.
of The pubc al large he better insured by the nonlIa-
lion of any other pcrson let done conure my Trends
10 lose sight of all personal predictions for myself and IN
Al, things pertaining this matter 10 act for the interest oil
the district and for the present and future good OF The coun'
try. . ., 80 r
If the result is complimentary TO me, there arc lew
men who would the ordinary occupations OF agri-
nura life with more alacrity than myself md with feel
ng more prominent than thanks for the and confidence
ne's'O'0'' '' Your servant j. N. H. BEALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

political condemnation has just taken place here which
does no, show the mpar'ay and Independence ct the
French judiciary In very enyaDs s ny' 'n,eea inc
to be 80 sevsrey punished chems of Paris and his
IA student Of edicne) charged before the Court OF
ssizes with offence against the person OF the President
master cast bearing the inscription Tho Bou!ougne Oyster
s4O" The carcaure represented rock upon hs SUNNI,
h ,nneored the carcaured likeness of NJ Louis Napoleon
Bonaparte There was also head with the enormous nose
the small syes the bushy mus'ache and the famous cooked
his wess and harmless piece of fun the father and son
we're sentenced each years imprisonment and $500 fine
The defendants counsel begged posponemen OF the trial
n attend The bed OF diving father II reset the trial
WINS ordered and the pronounced without The inter
yentlon of jury.
Paris letter in the Ndtono! Inteiligencer.
The above is beautiful fruit Of the policy OF eSalllng
man to high Office for himself but for his name VIVA
singular Republic is that Of France
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

. ISES SD COTTON SuEETISGS u all wiiihs
PILLOW Cat ."icis Pillow Cass Linens sair rhraI
.,h@i CHESERS'S
5tREE.N i.iSCA IRA COFFEE, new crop, l5Jha,.
m BY ia. y DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co.
OAF, CitU.tiI:D AID POWDERED SUGARS.
= ~ OO.s AMI Boxes oi best IniIs. Tor sale by
Ju. II DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
'i,EACHER WhNTED.-A Young man who /. quaittl
I. cch se Tlripi Dseu;!.s tornu English rducrF'
Nitrnntici, choUl dnd
Ia" Nee. i,,i,, King Queen connty. vr6Bit
70. further al !ccs5 Hill jones' Sev.nsyo, klBs i
Qrren COUNT jan I'll. awjfeb
CG0TIIS: Cl.0THS!:
MY hlrr> bowG in blue n.h. French md Ancfe
We Ci"ts SUI COOL. sui al ii invited 10 sIs~
my ass
Good, soh! H. made ~ good Ttcr 'e;
low pisces; aud ~ IL ~ a. warranted.
]. G.. CHENERY.
I'm 2. opp,ie DEP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

We rs,re 70 learn that COL Kinney Senator from the
District has been detained from his seat for 'eSera
dav, mast I'm consequences Of having had surgical operation
nerf,med on his throat tits hoped and believed that WIN
afford him permanent relief and tina. he will DO able 10 TO-
s,r,e his saat In q few DAYS.