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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-21

REMARKS BY THE EVENING NEWS.
The meeting called, by notice of the Mayor, br to-
morrow night is of the highest Importance to the czns of
Charleston. The extension of intercourse tohe south
,cest By new channels of communication, polg dc
taedby necessity, BY interest, and by those considerations
,ohich bind Charleston to the people Of the Southwest by
Social political and commercially ties. The projected abroad
to Memphis said to be Of those channels tits pro-
nounced being the Of increasing the prosperity
Of Charleston, of adding 10 her commercial riches of aug
menng the Of taxaton Of bringing her into init
mate connexon with communities to which she bound by
unmistakable anites and sympahies. Let the property
holding and paying citizens Of Charleston then look
the future for that equivalent for any present moderate
sacrifice to which is alleged they are entitled in the sdd
tona value which will be impaired real estate and the
tension Of business BY thus engng our intercourse
multiplying our relations with the West"
P. s. At the meeting thus called and commend.
ed, after hearing addresses from HENRY w. Con-
NER, Esq. and Ex-Governor JONES, of Tennessee,
on the subject of their mission to Augusta, Pre-
amble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted
on the motion of Mr. MENmINaER, requesting the
i" City Council of Charleston Immediately to sub.
scribe $250,000 to the stock Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company, to be paid at such
time and in such manner as they shall see fit TO ar
range with said Company" and for the appoint-
ment of committee of twenty-five citizens to me-
moralize and confer with the City Council in be.
half of the objects of the meeting.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-21

AS further sample of the proscrip,ive spirit Of
the Revolutionsts, take the following
FROM THE COLUMBIA TELEeRArH OF JUNE 10.
Who Of the Merchants are Sound?-Mr. Editor Will
friends to the South be good enough inform US in the
back country who sound upon the question of Southern
Rights who are in favor Of secession, or this on
y test OF soundness nowamong the merchants in Columbia
well as 10 Charleston. We not only the regular
merchants but commission merchants and factors make
this inquiry, Mr. Editor at the suggestion of number of
gentlemen who intend only patronize such as so,c their
hands the side Of the South In Charleston we know the
great rotten to the CORE but If there half dozen
each kind sound it will be sufficient for US. We cam out Of
that number have sufficient field for choice and selection in
purchasing, &C.; too in Columbia Let the subs and
enemies Of the South in both cities depend upon their Yankee
friends scattered unfortunately thick through the country
for support. True must support true Will some
man true to the cause give the necessary information
through the columns Of your paper AFARmEn."
Even the "South Carolinian" is obliged, by a
sense Of decency, to say of this infamous piece OIL
espionage, that its spirit and temper are no less
censurable than the opinions which it attacks
A modest censure this, certainly, but yet, in the
position in which the Carolinian" is placed
an act of commendable courage.
A" communication" in the Charleston Mercury
Of the lh instant carries step further this system
of dragooning, by extending its corruptng and de.
basing influence to boys Of nine years old,
MKsns EDIToRs As there can be no rational doubt tnai
momcntous crisis in the affairs Of country is rapidly APP
proacbng ask leave request small space your valuable
and f,rspreadng journal for the following suggestion viz
That the coming Anniversary Of the Declaration of Indepen
dence should be made Of by young friends (boys
from the age Of nine years and upwsrds) 10 form Southern
Rights Associations and TO upon the altar Of their
country q mean the South ony) their depoton, eternal and
neperdytng haired to ifamousiy aggressive oppres
''o and anatical Government, which, in its Effects has
made ee sovereign, and Independent States Conedeacy
out Colonies from which they have long extracted for their
own purposes, wealth, which, il fairly distributed would
proved some palliative the exercise Of powers never
INTENDED to Be granted. repeat, Mssus. Editors let our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER OHIO.

aIo-c CO,d-I California Holds isreSp. from Fnnd-
ma --.juriaica and CEH uiiay Board the Nortsrn-
fr, DC, DC
New YoaH, OcT G.Ig steamer Ohio arrived here this
morning from Cnaarrs She ,ngs $50 passengers,
million tour nun,ct 5ru.r!' .,itlr wu o gold dust on
freight, and about hundred and iOI r> worth in the
hands Of pas <crgeGs. vac ua. also ng the Pacific mails
but nothing Inter California than brought BY the Pro-
mctheus. Anon. tho passengers Iapt Stoijard and
the crew OF the Lafayette, w'icl vcsSl the lDh, wall
preparing leave i,t san Juan, burnt 10 the water
edge and sank in 9 fE"is She had on board q
supply of coal and quantity ot freight for San Juun
sstlng Of dry goocs liquors. sces Nc The loss is heavy
ana the insurance sniil.
The gold brought BY the nAa IS consigned partly as ul-
lows: Adams q Co. $50 211 i;cc:c Il Co. 1902 COO Willis
d. Co S50000 Howiant < Aslnwg!l $4,000.
The steamship Ohio rc: The steamship Northe:nfr, from
Panama, the post al San Diego, bay bound, for San
Francisco. mutinv had occurred board among OF
the passengers, who undertook 10 take tire control of the
ship. They failed however, auc "t:s pa; IN i.0;s.
The lsthnus appears 10 10 @icSSd win robbers; many
of the passengers have los: every lng gold
was successfully attacked short !iG since, by fourteen rob-
bes oi whom captured. ard The gold recovered
-Four Others shot at and mot;ai!y wounded.
4 private letter from NiCird-En states that the Mosqu!-
toes are retire Blue Field River for Of money
Graytown San Juan To bc coded to Nicaragua Coin
RIGA is have her territory fixed the South bank Of ST
Johns but Nicaragua have her dominion ovC
LAX. Nicaragua.
L. H. Allen United States Consul % the Sandwich Islands
arrived Panama the li September proceeded
the 10Th.
From Chill sc have later siccs. Bat $4,000 OF The
$500 600 loan asked BY the Government had been raised
that al eight per cent. the legal rate in Chill.
Several shocks o: earthquake had been felt al Conception
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
AUTHORITATIVE EXPOSITION.

Or. Atknsc,. .: Dunv!e has published ingenious LEI
ter designed 10 show that by the terms Q; the Schedule
nexed to the Constitution, the right OF voting for OF
agains, instrument was given TO the voters under
the present constitution exclusively There might be
loop on which TO hang his reasoning not tie design
the Convention TO include the new voters positively AND
clearly known all who present. nj tho discussion
aiopon OF the Schedule No coc'cndcd liza, it meant
any thing else than to include both The new and the old
voters.
The question may now however, he regarded settled by
The following opinion OF the Attorney General mos. properly
called for by the Execa"e question OF universal inter
est, which we find published in yesterdays Examiner VIC
presume therefore, that will be the TUE
ind recognized decis;on hndna all the Commissioners
Throughout the State that persons entitled &c vote unde
cscr both the Constitutions privileged TO vote upon
its ratification.
OPINION FOR THE EXECUTIVE
the ilro Section Of the Schedule adopted with the Ne"
Constitution directs the officers conducting the election lo
De held on The fourth Thursday in October open poboos
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N!Stxti.:nt y eEOOS.


THE TRAGEDY AT OAKLAND COLLEGE,
Some DAYS $50 inui:gc, by Telegraph, mat u
Chamberlain, President vi O@ki4nd lo!Sc haa oeeh Seo
by one OF students. VI had in tie New OleaLs fic'-
yune OF tie l3ih mu;tsn rom Oakland College on
the sth, giving the follow painful particulars:
On the afternoon Of rthy last the ON inst about hali
r7st clock Air. B>c..c his WA! home from Rodney,
:, rd al the gate Dr.. cua:nbc;lins residence lhe
Doctor being informed Of ;hc fact went I" HE gate MI b.
still reiainug his 10 The Gao lc conversation between
tnrr ,irn"ncei wh. the doctor was yet In the Yard
Soon two daue hrr witEess OF the scene,
heard Nj Z. eXean, In rty angry Tone y gu lie! Foii-
tIciar.' &c
/, is supposed that he rce>cd 10 printed card in which
-hs Doctor publicly denied the expulsion ~ suspension OF Il
s,u., because his ,,.rir4 views and opinions. To the
lepea ed declaration y uU H. Doctor was heard 10 say
"Iuu ;Cst prove i.ai' .,,.
ed whip filled he huta I" H." ground; az re a;tcnred 10
rise other blows a4Hn i"ss'>j n and rs he was arItt
10 rise second ;lnc 81: i. DIRE" :':rth to"e kai'c OF
eight inch blade and lun.ed Il i.i tnr Doctors heat lie
rose taur started towards the house. about
fifteen twenty PAGES distant
His son !-idw cDrg ~ > az the time saw Dir g. wipe
he his knii u!d tcu drive OIL The doctor lean
Ig on his spn.inS entered Tie door, rem.rkng :" arr XII
led" EIc fell . 'Gy II the passage Gad IN few mo-
.ncnts closed his eyes ~ Gct!t
On examination I've wounds Inflicted with the l3a-
drd whip found c forehead, c:owi arG back part
the head, and IN addition, Lta wound il the breast
Neriic, Of the coroa.rs j",y unanimously, "Nm'der
But iiS is the crd TIE tragic scene. Mr. g. on his
home from iii" lAi deed called uon two OF his friends,
defence.
He then shower; them his hr', which orn and said
The doctor but ~ showed woun1S or bruises
When search was made h!n that Right by legal author
:ts, he could found icscrt.: afternoon he was
Gi=covere. BY neg" 4" lying on The ground IN Il
va:y dense part .. tic woods ~ a dgins state.
hyScian ilact...t. called 10 him. but could give
M rehet lie had hrcov almost black i'll the face, rery
mach swollen a1d t!r'd from various parts OF
his body. Hc lived ~ Htgts This morning cofoEcrs
juest held an! =" body .2y"!iIGi Nc!Glct-Deall
tam canSr IN,
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HnnrRI {: s:nOII.

The csrSn of tll, Sterling berycra; IL IN" i1H c1n"f
tion a, turru gives him riai.S urJn IL; parry ii
ain wa,,r place in hrr ai1 l.,H. He Is Ta''.t Oh
solder rH.ccfily cnjUros every hardship" an &-o'-
BIZ. go; K biz pay. \ aHilau; e!"r a '"c Democrats
hosts h. b, .urc il the 'icEca o! ne !r'j u
wha, ire yc;ry i won h. j.,ais 10 sqG.o5: .t
"sioils"
Mr. Sros mama Ind been, ~ some time prominently
pr, .cn.G connection wh .hc office o Attorney 'eng:
Of the S!ait; and very large run5"r probably nm tT'
nj r. u.,ners NJ the Convention. wct - Sialt"l lnteH
jnr 10 voe for his nomination. RiE the fcada 81 "!ief
Gentlemen rau-t forward '!tr respective h"Hrcs' an-
oar old Koran accustomed bn,tle nniy with IN" to- w
drew from Ills comics: t"hcr= ana sacrificed, on TIE =
n, OF r,coi amG hu@Jay, !nG nrtln"..th |.'ch, w
have li;:!. u5t. would H.": by"a conferred n''n MN az.
c.urnnr aia mos: n nay e.i.ci Inc f'rn'* {" Tie ''
c,uI;dt!ts aid i5onG IhDt tn selection o! ihn h'h
Mr. i;or,ck without cnl! III lite roll ~ waS #!i % -
Scat Nv ,1ro: the orators Of the Convention, III H' '
nnlr.i Ronr liz ri tue nob,.s Romans Of
them ali ~ iarrtEign flag.
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THE NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
rhn Ernhrick.bnru Recorder saYs

The FrcdC ick.Durg Kcco!Ccr says:
Wsnercevt tha bomb shell has been thrown INTO ihI is
rict nv The ca vi r Edward Freeman Whg) OF Lu!e
er nnnonncic hinci:as candidate for Congress II "rr's
lion to M-ssI, Morton and Sio;i"r Mr. Freeman lay
down srnd 1ia:i'r!, Il Iin nave t.r"sdH> ''rc
nl.s in the OH Virginia School, and confess, rs at pres
ent advised - Us Ia present stronger cias 20 u.
;uppor ot the States Rights" party OF tie District ttf
c;,cr n his ca9 ti.0s ino,c ccn;l2cln They are cor
rcy rco.,e have taken positions in respect Ia the aS"r
biDr questions i the iay-;!c rights ola STATE when fns
cycluta hein ,n the support al the D"n"c5aic party h@
vc ar. therefor, pi.as"t j.: tie field one Tor whor
our nortv can consistently their votes. Mr. Freeman
address is plbised 10 pamphlet form !"t general ciciia
ors and is praced by the Virginia Resolutions Of u ans
the Kentucky Resolutions cf year: dra"n b!
Thomas jefferson. Sound texts!
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ruf'igtt. ura. .re Ill, o. ig.y,!'t!
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lie ..t patrons. Ia. al .lr: I-eac"s have ,tr
."r IL s Hlaauoy aut iat'"sr"t - IT'S !oswn. !.y
rrc have ba.a, crrr ".c t Finolc.",' c G."r'ol .
cR "a" ornamental 'g'i arms r''S i@'''le me ~ | os
character se ron ''.,s'r, .na ",sr distinguished so
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TWAS NOT, TWAS NOT HER SUNNY SMILE

TWAS NOT, TWAS NOT Her SUNNY SMiLI
'Twas not, twas 40; her sunny smile,
Her !igat and laughing eye;--
Twas not her wild aud n!crry MOOD
That scarce knew how to slGh;-
Twas not her proud and peerless look;
Twas not h.! Lofty Brow
Nor al! of these together linked
Tia; tiait my spirit bow
,rwas not her soul tina, loved 10 read
The stars III .seE-:a!i,
the sympathetic sway VI soui
Th., throws It's chain on ail.
inn twas not her matchcss mind
That threw its chain on me;
softer, swectcT Eornagefa far
Betrayed my Bonded knee.
But twas her heart, her womans heart,
From whence there sDone ray
That warmed lUl many lonely hearth
Through waters weary Gay.
A heart that felt while SLOW disease
Cnul! pale the healthy hue,
While SORROW Sighed in human sous
That il had muc.! 10 DO
A heart that loved the cot,ags root
Above the yiIdcd hail.
Tint sooner inr would bless the poor
Thu grace The courtly ball
Thee Q, twas not her matches mnd,
Twas no, h"c lefty biow;--
But r. yoGa@ heart of charity
II! . made iny spl.it BOW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10
PROGRESS or TIE MEyrcaN

Ne: C8LEa:s, Oc!. 6.!bc seaGlul Fanny las arrived
with lg&.s .vuHs 10 INC Isl instant. The revolution
it.p G:s =" a. s:!a. Cen Ca:csu sl remains
~ CaHIg1" TIC people al that itc: nad ;:Ghng and
r. igca In sustl me evolutionary pronunc&n.no Toe
iry iroa,s :tc.r allowed march with the
i5..oss "i III" cyqsuurs,s determined ~ de-
;.uj the place.
Isp"r .9yi! reached !utenaas thai the invaders
rr!1. them She n'atilaG'|. inciu",n, all
the an! cn .a:t Iad r, .1a.in oaI? 80 !cn be-
:
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Pa GHs 80
For the Enquirer


something "a me beautiful ~ .o" -, a"I hnyi
: ~! -, All eIlns the palace ii!'''''is " ~
PLAYING over the grave
TIE SUNSET RAY.
love that ray dcciiniH@
LIS golden reauty rare;
Peace in my heart IS shining,
lis radiant light IS there
In childhood cen loved
The Il lyirG sunset eve;
By il, nv spirit moved,
Nuu,! iGHcy v:ai"ns weave.
Long I've watched that ray,
In litc'S sunshine, IN It's shade;
Seer, al tho clos {" day,
T.sc hIi!-ty? shadows mnoc.
Seer il wien my sIH! ,
With 'cprking Gaze was ''""S''
When waves Of tr"at!e E"i
rhej- sadness 10 my Rc&'
In deep hittc:ness 81 S2nH,
Watched It's gp;ien hue on earlh
,Twc.e inoc.ery iheu TO sec II
Dance Brightly "S III nlf'I.
Again I've seen that ray,
When 10 ciyEd was . ef my <h!i
Bn calm : a summer Gay,
Lilo stole s"!i:iy oy
As n harainger OF good,
Where ills and voc hath been,
Gliding the "idcn wood,
lis kindly light !'ve seen.
Al even then | love
70 watch that ray apart,
70 think on Heaven above,
TO commune with the heart
Still il comes ne, as 81 oio,
rs when first / loved lis isA',
Clothed In its gorgeous ooo. IS.
The earth shines ever bright -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

WORTH kNOWlNG--A ,oung lady Of This city, while
in the county stepped rusty nail whit h
ran through her shoe ard foot, TIE inflammation and pain
OF very great and lockaw appchended. \
friend Of the family however recommended tho application
of bee; taken flesh anrt"; pounded fine
the wound. Ii iuc and tie elect beneficial.
Sooa the inflammation b. Subsl, and by keeping
the crushed aging for fresh its virtue
seemed becore impaired speedy effected SIM
pie ciecua remedies Should he known BY every
boGy.-I Philadelphia Saturday Esrenins Post.
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Telegraph 20; The Richmond Enquirer

AUGUSTA, LEO, Der. I.
ELECTI0N.-T;,e COUNTIES al Cha, ham, 1cniosh Nus.
coe.c Redmond ii2nson Morgan, Taa!crrr, Burke De-
KaI1 Floyd, Pisn, Munrne Wilton Greer, Clarke, Walker
Warren :rt Newton give Cobb the Union candidate for Gu.
$50 majority; aud tie counties Bb5 Bullock
Eoht Butts Jasper, .'aeson and era Word give Nc Don
a;d tiae ign,s candaa!e SIS majority Cobb is there
fore ,,.cted Governor VI the State.
SID i=ns and rGoih5s re elected TO Congress; and
large majority oil Union elected the Leg stature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-10

Chs -Es-aH Oct. G.. We 3acn shat rrs.hc ai!tay oc
cure; in the courthouse .. TGsca1osa, All on the -Gil
sio: svn his own pistol By Frederick 2. Hail! win
whom he a: !.w su Dir. Kirby died almost instantly
One Q: the eystaa aes shot in the leg, and urymDf
was also slightly Injured. Hall Immediately SURRENDERED
himself
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difficulty took place Al i.iulc Rock Ark. the lott
ns between the editors OF he Banner and Capt DANNY
Auditor OF the STATE t. " Dainty, Vim. Dandy and Hon
s. Borand Ii charge preferred by Capt Dan
by against the editors 0! dra~ins the State of S300O il
overcharcc for State printing Pistols and bludgeons
freely used and blood 10 extent split but no one
seriously wounded Nj Whitley Of the editors OF the
Banner received pistol Shot but The wound slight.
The Others received some bruises aud coniusoas.
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CARRIED.
DIED.

MARRIED .c Monumental Church. Tuesday the 9Th insn.
by the Rev iIr Woodbridge, the Res" WI ZaER OF Atlanta
Georgia. 10 Miss JULIA ELLIS NiMMO OF this city
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nyD III his cit :c cvi1z Of TUESDAY the III October q
The so'Esc m y" a. paespn ;ir. Juii'. J.
FATTLSIN. IL. | ea! OF RS OF Consumption, d eace
viz. God and han.
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Photographed :or the Richnnna l:ncr:crl

NV VNL.h"ri UT.
The sca,,., Flnay. from T4xaa. arrived here to-day, w'
dates - the IL u! o!trb.r We learn Is her that The
a,.cn the i,3 t:fanic Il stand still. The Gsu.
gents I Go: passg.sial of Can4rgo, and the Inhabitants
Lad h,ca;ll IL iil.,f .lror.
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crRE or z an,1I. ESNAAE Elrss e,.-as,,or

CURE OF RATILESNAAE BlrES.--A correspondent
OF the Baltimore AnetIcan writing from Russell county.
Va cites cases. and tile or er OF a
boy IN whicn severe hcs rat'snokes have been cured
by the brandy, haiG lumber fl at
time every minutes, uai Qnar' had been taken. We
have heard *neSS. the virtue OF this remedy
is suid that The liquor in such docs not ino2cac
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LAND SALE.--ueJ!vd E,"wn, Esq, formerly OF North
Carolina, (and formerly United States Senator from lha:
Satr.l has purchased Nj! !l!aIn J. Morgtns farm
Sa:en cohtuniug 6UU acres whch he paid S2i uDo
ifurrea,on Va,) Flag.
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Te!egrsp!ied IL. the Richmond Enquirer.

bALTIMHEEi OCT >.
II &nEr3.--itnTasG Street Fi3u. 81 81 +: Civ Mills
g =, i,pt Wheat 20 15c: white IS So; White corr Coz
ysi!c,s o. ,,ni,kcy &c.
Nav oFk ilarketa unchanged.
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photographed io' the Richmond EaIrir"r.
ARRIVAL, OF TIE EMPIRE CITY.


TIE steamer Empire City iran C!i::ics arrived here
day Size has blaf 80 Passengers az! Glg0000 in gold
Cl3r9in i- o! the Under l. p-z hal been I'D
cTas by H.. Captain General o. Cuba as learn by dates
from Il .vuna /. H.: I'll u October.
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HEAVY FRAUD THE ::E"GErE MIR J. x. Hcriick,
irg. inDrrrr ." h"":3 nr stationery III hN stG-i, Ncw
|a.E lts h~n a:;rscs f1- ptaains i..uiU1a n"u:ce:
tlroa In, @a'ei House. ~ !s E!a!e FIJI cnn
III" $4,000 ~og!.. 81 good. Ill lis have been seized
NV. IL i.-I.r-i -.i...rs.
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WASHINGTON Oct 6;Ai the iia.l hearing 10 day Henry
Anna held bail in he ri ST 600 for his appear
December 81 the Criminal Court for libel
lis Mrs. rocainau Dr. grader hcta.Io his security
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In s. counties u the State Cobo's mrl3ity Is 100.
Jackson Estate Rights NAM is elected Congress in the
first distrct, aut B4iie 10 Tie Third
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THE nEirt! Or MRS. ;A!NES.-lt appears from
.','.si. rt;... n TIE :rr;n Or.Ioa b. the Pro.
.uctcg- i ;i. Gaines whose death We nave &ireaG: mo-
over >. aa 9x.lea. J} Governor ! JUS! been year IL
he d, io an tll! ps daughters hi, passage nG,
by III yellow ycr whose bIG.cs were burit the bleak
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,,po;:,tmcnts ~ I!.e Governor Of Virginia.

INSPECTORS
For Il; chrnona-Danel ). De!.pianc.
Falmcuih-Gtoree lrynri.
Freds,:cksbur---Join +. F.cscn.
ps,n- .,rr-.sr',i +. Harmon
Ei,.,.- Nils III .se:'lc!d -}9siett Jackson.
Sco,,.,il!a .,iteu,lra--$a:a =. Btal
4l.y,rdr;a-8 Robert Taylor.
Lynchourg-George W. Mckinney.
Winchester-David IIe;rick.
Brooke Counry-Seha Farnworth.
INSPECTOR OF LUMBER.
Richr,ond-W, II. Freeman
Fredericksburg and Spotsy!vania-Robe,: ". Hart.
Nnrf1lk County Io;n VI. Foster.
Lynchbuf:-Ci:orgc v. Nck;anc:.
INSPECTORS IIxE.
Ricmond-S. n"eI La::.
Iyrchl,urc- George ". Mckinney.
INSPECTORS r.7ci, ..E &c.
Norfolk Coun:y-WE. I. Nimnio
INSPECTOR TT SALT.
Kanawha-phili? sntl uqpc: district and Chas i'uner
lower district.
INSPECTORS
Alexandria-Joseph McLea!.
Pe,e.s5urs-Jno. Rowett.
Richmond City-Ma!k Downey
Fredericksburg -Jcel r. Jenkins