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Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-30

providing that the circuit shall be composed of one
Judge only who shall hold eat two terms OF the cir
cult court and three Of the probate court, &c
Mr. Petit moved to strike out the section and insert
provisions that the circuit shall consist of
judge only, who shall hold many terms shall be
provided by law
Mr.. Bascom moved to strike out the word 'only p
laid on the table,
Mr. Allen moved to strike out the section and insert
amendment providing that the State shall be divided
suitable number OF probate circuits, and also into
suitable number OF circuits for the transaction OF other
business &C.. laid the table, ayes SS, noes SO.
Mr.. Wolfe moved the previous questions which being
sustained was hrs put on Mr.. Pettlts amendment, and
decided in the affirmative.
The section as amended was then ordered to be en-
crossed.
The section providing that negro mulatto shall
have the right of suffrage, read second time, and
ordered to be engrossed.
The section providing that there shall be imprson
ment for debt, except in case of fraud, was ordered to
be engrossed.
The section providing that person giving, accept
ing, carrying challenge to fight duel, shall be ell
gible Office was ordered to be engrossed
The section providing for three commissioners at the
first session under the Constitution, revise and
make code of laws, abolshhg all distinctions Detwee
law and equity, &c., read second time
MIR. Watts moved t. amend by addng-that, hereafter
every legal voter OF good character shall be qua!e
to practice law
Mr.. Watts withdrew his am endment: when
Mr.. Blythe prIp SD to amend, that the Lsgslaiur
shall ne reforms cuntended for, without tue iu
tervention oi oommssi 'ners. He denied that memDe
oil the opposed to salutary reforms.
Mr.. Foley moved that Mr.. B.ylhe's aDondmrnt b
laid upon table; whicA motion prevailed, ayes 8
noes AZ.
Mr. Dum Of Perry wed to amend, so that the coli
mission shall repo. time result OF
iabOGs, ani provision sia " made ly law icf filling
cances AMI providing compensation ior the colnlnsslO
Mr.. P PIPER Of Crawford moved TO amen so that til
commissioners shall not he composed oil lawyers.
Nj. Nav opposed tile waole measure In speech
considerable length; when
Tue Convention adjourned before any further questio
was taken.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-30

u At Graham boarding honse, the bin Of fare for
breakfast consists Of shingles fried in pumr-waer-din
uer Of the soup left by the shingles thckened with
dust.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-30

War HArPY.-rie following Inscription has bcep
adopted by tie i'll tire OF Iowa as the insc l. fioa
upon block of tae beautiful marble Of thai Stt. for
the Washington Monument:
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-30
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

We wl advertise Tie following alsI IN respective Week
6sg
faent Meociss1 .-iSo PIT
61Sucss Advertisements - WI
Legal other advertising so OF $50 ems 70
AUSTIN IT, BROWN,
JOHN DEFREE5.
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-30
OBSERVER, the Washington correspondent of the Phil.
ldelphia Ledger (neutra) says, in late letter:

OBSERVER the Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
ldelphia Ledger (neutra) says, in a late letter:
Gov Brights certain reelection to the U. s. Senate
rom the STATE OF Indiana will DO received with
great gee here in Washington and throughout the
ry. Gov. Bright of the stauncncst advocates
II the compromise measures, at period when General
Cass, Mr. Dickinson and himself the only Senators
who had thrown themselves into tie breach the
Constitution and the Union. His reelection will be
rumph OF the Compromise the spirit Of faction in
10Th extreme sections of the country"
U. s. SENAToR.-On last Saturday the Legislature Of
State reelected the Hon. Jesse D. Bright United
states Senator, for six years, from the first OF March
lext Mr.. B. is mainly indebted for his reelection to
the bold and patriotic stand which he took relation to
he Compromise passed at the last session of
Congress- and by his unlaterng devotion to the honor
nd interest of his State We entirely prepared for
this result and glad to his manly en-
lorsed by his feow-citizens Mr.. Brights competitors
talented and worthy gentlemen, and in no respect
Iis interiors. Every should feel satisfied in coun.
try like ours where The majority rule.-SGem Democrat
Indiana State sentinel., 1851-01-30
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
senate

aEsoRTI2 EoR TIE STATE sLxT MEL By = D. BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
Correspondence Of the Washington Union:
N


The funeral procession (a s called here by the old hur
ers and Knckerbockers OF President Fillmore and his
lca family awakened general disrust of the present
Administrations and created general belief in tho Wing rank:
that President Fillmore and Wm II. Seward understood
each other perfectly Mr. Crienden In lis Battery SPEECH
denounced most vehemeny oil those who did not stand by
the Union; when one in the crowd called out lie means
Seward" The President turned quickly around shaking
his head negatively. and Mr. Cenden shook his head fun
ousy and said-"No! n0n He meant the seceders OF the
South and not the disunonss Of the North. He dared not
denounce ,hen It is idle deny the fact that while the
are crying union the dsunionlsts cared
for and the hands of William H. Seward are upheld and
strengthened in every possible way and in all places CT pro
fit cinolumen and power, by President Fillmore.
when Seward was up for the United States Senate,
Governor Fish was induced his personal influence
with the members OF the legislature TO secure Seward
election and the New York custol-house Is filled win
evidence of the used Albany secure the election
Vim H. Seward. General Taylor did much to strengthen
that power and 1t has become too potent Tor Master
Feeble Fillmore "Put Master Silence TO bcd and let the
New York custonl-house alone; tel! OF all that has bcei
done and doing augment the evils OF abolition and
dsunion sentiments and the President Of the United States
will sink into an appendage Of William H. Seward, Thur!ow
Weed and Horace Greeley.
The people ofthc South should learn these no' ana no"
who their true friends are the North The course Oh e e
is tending TO the development OF truth In ths respect M
noran for the southern section OF our country 10 learn ea
ana inwardIy digest for the only true friends OF the oou
democrats herc-evcr have been and ever VIII oe Woo
without end. - -''
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HOPE FOR THE INVALID.

p 20 the tcspun6ing anchor, firm and seafast
sr+ sae manner it be said OF BAkERS PREMIUM
(S Whilst il be procured the invalid may ever live in
y are dcbarred deriving permanent benefits from Its
confidence: there being beior the pubic sneh an
lurnbe Of deie,erous compounds, which are daily al.
.s ,fed or In reiutation OF such classification be-
ts remedy its virtues have fully received the test OF
E4g performed permanent many of tho most ro
:caleHs Of Richmond AS nm nYcorator II s'anas nnpar
..n, healthy tone to the digestive organS-furifying
sGs, he attacks Of Dyspepsia; certain preventive OF
@ Bowels speedy and certain cure for Nervous Head.
( s. anl Nausea In the Of delicate females II
'ss invaluable application for many complaints TO
+ Aht ar subject.
'ns- G,t ser No 10 Marke, Bridge Bennett Beers,
E Nan sre-t Purcell Iadd Co; Adle a. Gray; JAS Blair,
E '. b. Thomas and W F. Ladd. Apotecarics and Drug.
. = R'aag,E Va.
% - addressed 10 E BAKER, will NEE, with prompt
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CAKPETINGS.

F3rFRSON * HUMPHREY, 379 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
have m received by the late steamers Europe, or usual
Tp rich and elegant Carpcags, patterns entirely new,
only I'd their establishment We do not deem u
l advertise the price our many varieties OF Carpeun,
lttonceTn III the city,
L..a vrive aGL Saxony Carpets English Tapestry and
Carpets English Tce.ply, he IVY, Carpets: English
la's patterns. Carpets English Ddnask and witea
tape;s: Rods, i'll great Variety Checked and White
Il: az! 4: Embossed Table and Piano Covers; Che
ry- a Animate Rugs; French and 1an Shades; Worst
M Jenny Lind Mats; English Druggc:s, from o4 yards
81 the best English and American naeto
| -Ha 2to.i wide, extra heavy.
so pieces all wool CARPET, 30 yard
every desirable style goods found il regular Carpet
A. y which will be sold the most reasonable terms
i S-c},n. PETERSON d HUMPHREY.
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N rhE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

having been received by the Executive, that M5F
k: . la!as Anna Smith alias Shawl charged Witna
AZ siandc:d, within the jurisdiction Of The Hnsa
n- e III" q" Petersburg, has fled from JUSTICE anu -
est Mtse therefore, 10 hereby offer reward ot cos
r Sea- 10 az! person persons who shall arrest the ssad
saae o anna Smith, alias Anna Shaw,) and denver Rot
ms Commonwealth civil and military and request the
% Ise hslt best e.erons procure the arrest OF
e ! tasas Anna Smith, alias Anna Shawl tnal
sE4l nhl as Governor and under tho lesser seal OF the
ysals, al Kichmond, this 9Th day Of May, ID tne
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No BOUNTY UNDER THE ACT OF CON-

CNDEH
., GRESS SEPTEMBER. 1880
A Eci!ARD RANDOLPH Of Washington. who was an
sr Richmond Troop OF Cavalry duiing the War o!
@ahoaeA Aauianr General TO say, ha, he will cheer.
" Tie Claims members Of such companies OF tho l9th
I-h;s Richmond and Hcnrico, Gas were in actual ser.
before he obtains their warrants; and u
an 70 locate sell the warrants Gas will no doubt De
o the Consress) he will expect only reasonable
f:r~ioa 'rr his services
. ~: os "oiasa the Aju,an, Generals Office and it -
cs' applicants ;oa:a themselves Of Mr. r. services
'et'an, relied upon, and which are offered rather 70
= E-In han hir>ef April IL
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1nE nrcnMoSp ,I Esag,KENx; stsp! !WEnx1r,
rrp,'snrD !, pA,lT Il T4oMAs aSp SEM nIrohIn, sh.

M "A the
,,iars ner aununl ana u G,e u "a" he San
m nv dollars per annaM NJ N; rcmisd BY mall posi- pD
a.:
sass SsS , by % iS M he accumulation npn Of Posisf E,os
rEENS fs ;xs at 'f es
o and hali cents .,ss fy dollars io ' c.n1 Io,ery
tor are ,heE az ss frs.
n each ~ crms with the advance pay
!; tt%t ;,,r ~ a distance must be acc'n,
" :slssnsss ;Y;Sms - ;"sI o Tsec, exceeding % ' 0''
80 adter'ss"s's from the country whens n he The
A.. ,.,nr il unknown mus DC nr thew will
neasses an .s 3 ass TO we us
9s.ss proved being
- us!s;. such case, .r,,.u hack of the hHT
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THE coTnIc WINDOW: 70. 14s MAIN ms! ST

y TIT. GOTHIC WINDOW. NUs ITO -HifIN > = !.
iNE y:ii Sk Light Daguerrean Gallery E now permanently
ic IN. above number We have fitted up and furnished
\, every thing requisite for convenience and sPicn
~ n:pe, hope our friends will call and examine.
EXTRACTS. -,
Pa has fitted up his establishments IN style Which TO
h. credit upo, his and i!beraty-Oispdfch -
Ecn is pretty boulour as we have recently seen
tei with splendid carpets rich velvet statuetts
--s-r gly window with stained glass; &c.-En9usTes
9,ae State and appearto be constant sentng something
~. 9r1 :ovenent Of nesart-IFmes, sp
of his showroom eIuiste whilst his Sky
q: ..tesb-U Wig. ssfs5asS sA1niS
+s;a5sh,ncn assll give great satisfaction as
m .:e pains has been regardless Of expense, TO make
ri Combination North Plight 81 feet in height and OF proper
breadth perfect long experience in Lights
Is T4.n,, WILLIAM A. PRATT,
y:,gla SkyLght Daguerrean Gallery, No li5 Main ST,
gyr-f Richmond, under the Gothic Window
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1upoRTANT FROM MEXICO.

S,,ry-rtyE AMERICANS IMPKIsosEo.-The New OK
Post learns by private eegaphic despatch 10 an eminent
mercantile of that city, which was received on us
day forenoon from New Orleans that advlces nave peen
San Francisco on the 22d Of March last for Fehuanepec
the effect that the Gold Hunter had violated the maritime laws
Of Mexico by landing her passengers In number sHyhve
without the requisite previous permission and that the pas
had been imprisoned By the Mexican authorities ana
were confined at the date of advces received 40 other
nuc.urs are given Tehunntepec is not port o cn,ry
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JOHN B. FLOYD.
pAsAw.FrlIF D0I1..Rs RE1J sRD.

khaAWAl iroHr uSLLARS RE ARD.
aego nsn Ealoe, Goochand county, in November ast.
and slim anE - Wallace Smith, He is about % years OF
E head large Ge tsfs brown gine erbread color-has
fga Or sfy '"esged and hestates s,amnlers when
~ E>q OF j;in"n TO- lie forme rly owned by NJ W.
E; ches,erSsi county and in lS49 worked on inc
rs have M @ and Amelia counties, OF which
a;eu 70 aad be secreed there In Richmond; or
rs a:p,ebs" as Tree man. The above reward VIII DC
brhs ,u u o where he shall be delivered and twenty
si t az either place wherever he NAV be taken
T776o,,5 = - JOSEPH ALLEN.
tsStaEAA FLORISTS, SHIP OWNERS iNE15ppop .rrn
| SSimnEES, MANUFACTURERS, ARTIIANS PR0EES 0SN 90
Rr pTVna pTrVnaAL MEN, MECHANICS AND OTHERS
! -, .Nf Mf AND FIRE ENGINE COMBINE NED.R,ou- Sv.r,
k.b,e eMrED STATES Letters PATKNr-AO Infrinc.m.n,.
Law This is the valuable nvcntion nf m.
which vessels, manufactures, public edifces no
A. Sse dwellings, incomplete. and Comparatively ;nse
cheap and efficient Fire Engine, the farmer is per
OF I'll unaeeommodating insurance companies and
@a8ee 10 the incendiary
RECOMMENDATIONS.
30 esgned do hereby certify tina, each Of has had
@ ai os one Of MIR r. b. Mitchels Improved Pumps,
10 It fair trial, and feel hesitation in
worthy the confidence and patronage Of the
CHARLES MARX, Richmond.
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs.
Ia, ARCH'D VAUGHN, Famyille.
mpol Mr.. r. Brtting ham Mitchell in my yard;
8prs, ,ea against fire. R. b. TYLER.
ymErtessn ynE can be seen at the Wing Office
b IN persons bayins selling the above article arc
'-'H R. BRlTTNGHAM MITCHELL. Proprietor.
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where they end-to consider whether it wise OF Discreet
PATRIOTIC scof at exhibitions of sectional feeling and
resennenls that already exaspeuled TO ne hsnes pn'
wards South Carolina alone but 10 the entire o1u!-an
thus, while parnyzng the counteractng efforts Oh .ne m
and true Union of that section conirloue " he
age which the leaders already have in the rncn
cies upon which they operate. Snees and rdlcue
powerful weapons when properly applied are 81 ~
The extreme, when directed against sweeping PoPuar I
rona. is much easier 10 give it additional momentum
than 10 arrest check its mpetuosy. To give 10 II new nc
direction, is possible But do this II IS essehta u
Union al the South should NOT be placed under the dou
bic disadvantage of contcndng with enzicd spirit nome
goaded madness by the ecrs and nsoence o the North
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED CUBAN OFFICERS.

ARREST OF SUPPOSED CUBAN OFFICERS.
The Savannah Journals Of The 18th nst bling accounts
of having been made of certain individuals supposed
to be connected with the recently alkedof Cuban expedt
on They state that the Magnolia arrived In Sa-
vannah on Monday morning. having board Capt Samuel
J. Kookogee OF Columbus and Lieut. Rawslon Of Macon
and some 27 men, who are said be purt OF company
engaged in The late Cuba II appears that the
u S. Revenue Cutter Taney, Capt. Randolph which is still
cruising the South coast but expected return to Sd
yannah shortly has been t!ue in the neghborhood Of
the Saa river and it having been ascertaned that some
persons connected with the expedition plantation
called Wavery, the Deputy Marshal accompanied BY the
officers Cutter proceeded the plantation and arrested
the above named individuals who supposed be oces
of the Columbus company They taken board Of the
Taney and then pacedo the Magnolia and brougn
to Savannah At ST. Marys the 27 nso took passage
on the Magnolia their passages having been paid BY lle
Collector at port The examination of cssrs kooSogee
and Rawlston sad will take place until the ar'a
of the Taney they have however, given bail for he aP
nearance considerable number Of nen supposed 10 nave
been connected with the expedition now in Savannah
The steamer Welaka the Morning News says brought ."
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,....esS=..r ,...es=ssa:sse.s |.:IT,RY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA Vii ..s, =: he v Institute on the .soIh
k,,rs %ac o! t C.ist sp?oamens Appca,hUns
.iss pos, pai 10 me c,,n lhe following Senatorial
fye vii e%'s' ri Bote;uur,, Halifax Isle OF
., S,n. urglswts, Charlotte pei"''''
F. , ,raui,ously with hoard, washing,
sa IN and metca atecante VI aon as cach.rs
ky themselves 10 sti Sas cadet himself Is estimated a.
!! :s! ",, san ner annu,n. None afr "''
ESQ their own pS a. are estimated at rom s2S D 10 S s wv
s ronhs including etohne ~ .rs REQUIRED 10 serve
Ft:"s'e n,gn' h re- admitted Pay Cadets are 'qu'
(s !th ,oss-A-c between % ana? !ea's ~ ;,ny
QA-If!c' % ssdo,, !rum bodily disease OF inttns h
o cnaacer anu zee n MAKE engagements wih those VINO
- ~ stri ;oac.ers from the graduation" '''''S .
i ,,,ses take place on the 9Th July on which os
lie 's,e Class Will represented of ths ~ pw
fasi ~ 80, Actresses, by Cade; Charles cooAe, ~
ST., ST. :, cadet r 0. Whitehead OF NansfIi'ua %
a hr na..iS CaIs " = c unss OF Washins yu
sSia:s DsSiaaTn S sa.ions orsCn CO.
lsI b! Cut T. G smith Of NG';Ss, was,noreiand a,u
BY Cadet joseph AffS; AFfNASclS H. SMITH Superintendent
u,,.s la--ew,ls,Nay&e - :, -
ETlIEN COURSE ! OF oDIEc,,NnSDTal MEDhTSAh
OF Summer instruction in The various Sracnes r O
We:,caI Education. will be resumed on hohua'' tom N
Fs;tas following arra0se"1nEi lectures
sa. an Surgical Anaiony ey IN nsypp TuCKER D.
diseases OF Women and Children, BY 1AMhs H.
1' vica and Therapeutics by A. E. PETlCOLAs NJ v.
r.. s,r, aud Pharmacy, BY s. MAUPiN NJ u; M
,,,any and Physiology, by CARTER r. JOhNSoN ~
r. crs, n m continue he middle OF Aprl 10 he % %
nn,r wih an iuern!ission during the month 0!
- Al instruction that will be pursued will consist OF ~
rn1s and Examinations Two Lectures wn Se &c ~
BY examination up"e ne ss1iS. Ss sudsni or
iscutes Ample will s"s DC dAp"eu 'ne ; ",
g. ,. suy OF various clinical cases which VIII oG
m attention. while the daily examination VIII
~. ;;;nnl,:. closer application.
have all times TO the wart oi Inc lnhtmat.
;ns!ica College and Of the Richmond An.s-House
opportunity will be afforded for the sndy OF Pracuca
ls.sGy. -. co.
kT CARTER p. JOHNSON, Secy.
-. Srf Corner of Broad and Mayo streets.
WI1REST0N, \. c.. FEMALE SEMINARY.
summer this Institution will commence Oh Mon
las the 9h oi June uing Extensive buildings are being
:s- the accommodation additional pupils who Will be re-
mi charged the time ihey continue member OF
M !;anasrs Of the School, conuend TO the public.
.:'a' H 's' s'SS''" $50 10
80 r,t.,,, II 80
-. - ' 10 on
i.s, @." ~, yI,y,,ard use OF Instrument 50 Oh
N PIANO. do do do 23 w
-. :. ;"a,r 10 do 10 20 oO
-" 80 7" ~ p,,,i,c 10 oI
4 80. " % nj T"in-s Il OC
/ - ~ ~, ~, :, " -, 0C
Ns, charges whatever, will made Books, Stationery &C.
] A.t.. .lhs gowrst reail prices.
Cla Al. sill Le a,dres. led 10 those who may desire H.
DANIEL TURNER, Prl
w...-..o T.. May y-c2uJcnc
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.

Proposion of The IfIred Ptport of the Compromise
Basis Caucus, Nay ION, Committee Of The ConreH'
10 SuGragc BGsiS Caucus: ton:
H. of DcIgs-west, 20 maj FL Of Delg's-west, Il mai
Senae-East, IA I" Senate-Eust III
West, 6 ma West, 4 ma
iority on joint ballot. jority on joint ballot. 10
Reapportionment every 10 stand till ls65-ouestion OF
years OF House of Delegates basis then 10 submitted 10
suffrage basis; Senate, on the people.
basis OF taxation.
Report Of tie Compromise Mr.. SCOTS Of Fausuier pro
Committee Of the Conren- position:
ton: H. of Deg's-wes, Il maj
E T. Of DeIgs-wes', y maj sena'e-Eas', IL
West ma
West, ma jority on joint ballot Reap
ority on Joint ballot. To portionment in 1861 House
stand till lS65-queston of of Delegates suffrage ba
basis then be submitted sis Senate taxation.
The people; securing 10 ma In 1870, basis TO be sub
joriiy to the East in the Sc mitted TO the people.
nate till 1865. /
On re-appoonmen in 1861 according TO the ratio OF IN
of the last years. the majority IN the west would
be 0O0 and give majority in the House OF Delegates 10
West of 32 Decrease OF the majority OF the East IN e
Senate us estimated s. Majority of the West on Joint
ballot according Mr. Scotrs proposition after the reap
poronment of 1861 would be "a to &C. The same result
would have produced by the proposition OF the Eastern
10 the Western caucus upon their proposed re.aPpoon
men in 1860 decreased Eastern majority TO or in the
te and increased Western majority in tho House
of Delegates TO 32
The above believed be synopsis Of ons OF the
prominent propositions rendered in the cnucus to
the western caucus and Of the proposition OF Mr. Scott oil
Fauuuer and compromise proposition before the Con-
venrion. This statement challenges contradiction. l.
Mr. CoAwAy of Sposyvnnia and Mr.. ANDERSON of Bote-
tour who are absent from the city, have paired of their
votes in the Convention
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from the Albany Argns:1
L i''f' " rho, =

II idle TO attempt disguise the fact ma. a,d
coming South Gafona eea no R"'s realities
alone If need be but secession at all even
Ji enough to look these things In the lace, ana Sec
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WAsHlxGroN, MAY .G, l35
D,sfructirc re-JnSurance-HeaHh of 4Ndrttns0urg.

Destructire re-Jnsurance-HeaM Of !Hartt1Sourg.
regret TO state that last night between 10 and IL O'Clock,
the elegant country mansion of Bladen Forrest ESQ., ihe
enerpsng proprietor of Forrest Hail. situated five
and six miles from town. was totally destroyed portion
Mr. Fores, had rented his fine town residence to ex'Go
vernon Mcdowell of Va and intended next week to remove
out to this mansion for permanent residence when w
Mount Vernon Factory was insured tor mere
and s6 900 In Alexandria that all the damage oy the IRE
Gentleman from Martinsburg, Va, yesterday, calls on
me to request contradiction OF the statement that the small
noy is preyalen, in that He says the health ha
nsbur is good and without appehensons OF any epidemic
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Mr. CoAwAy of SpottsyIvnna and Mr. ANDERSON of bote-
ourt who are absent from the city have paired of their
votes in the Convention.
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y,, charges whatever will be made Books stationery &C.
.!i..! a. tie re:a prices.
" = DANIEL TURNER, Pr'l.
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THE BAPTIST SOUTHERN CONVENTION;
NASHVILLE, MAY 10, M-The committees reported 'Iis
afternoon The Board Domestic Missions IN their report
recommended the separate Southern Bible Society indpeh
dent of the Northern any other organization. The Board
n Foreign Missions recommended the same win regard 10
foreign missions.
The question Of English translation was argued al
some length and dsapproved the boad recommending the
circulation of the present authorized version until version
which shall recognized by Protestant christians us better
one shall make its appearance.
The right of Rev. Mr. McCay, of New York, to takes
seat in the Convention was objected yesterday but on his
ld;aclampg that he was an aboonis he was allowed
seat--not az member of tho Convention; however
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Proposition Of the Mired
Basis Caucus, May ION,
10 Suffrage Basis Caucus:
Il. OF Delg's-West, 20 maj.
Senate-East, IA I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

jority on joint ballot. To
stand till ls65-qusstion of
basis then to be submitted 10
the people; securing 10 ma
joriiy to the East in the Sc
nate ill 1865.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20

0CslI 0 HIu-
jority on joint ballot.
Reapportionment every 10
years OF House of Delegates,
on suffrage basis; Senate, on
basis OF taxation.