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AL5IAsACS FOX 1888.

HIST Published AN; FOR SALE BY j. WhERot n
Smtfac for The l-'5
s David Ricard-UEn L"nisa county. Va cgh-
Astronomical ca tuaons correct III 81
neegae virginia.: the Courts of Nirci
ma. ais. Surt! trninawith choice supply al
natter Tie Two iotc GunC Ladies Toilet (eNrci'
hcaUul songs Tho Greeting and Fare
New Hclr" Ton
S Tie .lr. Rla: Your. Ladies: The lckc Rock:
ingenuity: pr-v;rc MINER ~ .a ]" Peg" lc chez
EvcTat.rrs New mciNm! ni planting
Ap TIRES. National ai a"E~ %! John Bull ai me scotch
ms r .r!.cs. Problem. ChLa!rS. Puzzles Eignt 81 Nt
n-1-Oo!cr- airc>sr! til. publisher III RcmoGi " i. meet
wl.A rrrnp' aiicuti1n. S,lt !
THOMAS Il. AHD ~ III &. ia LA r ERHO
their h'ir friends ah'' me
public generally ~ Gre ca Agent ard t"ccor1 "" VIII a.
,, particularly PIRATE Ntar0s: also 10 the tirne
.t ,rgrnr l"r,s. and :" The collection ~ Claims &"
10 Real Ette ami al
Lass iuiiIr,y 81 The
IIicS q" ID, City I'll kuis ~ ifi"ry entrusted t""
care. "ilcn'c AMI ri! attention. 10 "u
i,u,,rrs~. to net ant Il iae ~ IaiFci
THOMAS II \ WILLIAM e TALlAFERRO.
40 tr. t;aynof n Wood ard op-
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TEACHER WANTED

TEACHER WANTED.
WANTED. Teacher
w Academy Applications rrceiv ed
I'LL the m Persons alyln: Will De expected
produce satisfactory references.
lowndesburo' South Alabama, JAS. X. WHITMAN,
Aug. 2l-c1t Secretary.
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7
4 Magnificent Portrait OF General Jackson.
Z.ry"t, H W.lrn Esq. the original portrait iaited
,y r. sally, EG
Gis Pnrs will match Tor the Washiuetoh ara VIII pc III
t'ey r"svrs a we'll cot W.
aat,-sa tnovc Sept ll-c3m
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. RICHMOND. VA
PARTICULAR and personal paid the sale ALI.
KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE aud to Forwarding and
ling orders.
irrii.n n,.rr.irr .nlIl,lnn IIni.l 2n--on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19
FUNERAL. CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF THE
MEMORN OF DANIEL WEBSTER.

N.w YORK Nov l6,h.-l'his day having been set apart
for socmnlng The obseques % Daniel Webete5 !. has been
so observed by our cnr. community, but ic o no eusi
ness having been Transacted
rhr civil: and military procession grand but nGuIn-
(u succ,adc and indicated III. feeling that prFvadci al
elias o Inc loss n the greatest intellect Of The Republic
and one o its nIs honorcd sons.
Tne pr,,,ss;un lr the PAX O'Clock, and reached
Mrtropoan Hall half past three where the closing
ceremonies OF the day took place Prayer was offered by The
Rev Edward athrop followed b. funeral jrge from bod
worlh band The funeral Grafton delivered by James
T. Brady Esq, and listened 10 win great attention.
abonndinn .. il did in the interesting in cn ana hFl
limit and eIoluen review his life character ami services
TO his country
great number Of the houses along the whole route OF
he nrces:iuu were ,cked in cmblcms OF mourning ana
somc of no public buildings arrayed with great
ast. and effect The funeral car a beautiful affair
and attracted great attention. II was drawn ny e@h grey
horses uri followed BY 81 pail bearers.
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,.. ia another feature oi THO case which e qu' ''
-, The eight slaves OF Mr. aud Mrs Lem""n' '"S ."
onchset did not OF their own accord seeA "t e'o'''
Tbcy were seized upon, when they a'i''u ~ ~"
,bs Abolonsts, und absolutely iofct" % 'aAe s
,,,o;r owners They were willing go with them,
i,s. they had never been treated unknd!y; the re
,ctween master and slave had been the easiest ana
os opuressiye of all tho forms which capital acquires nc
cessariy over abo they had been well fed and coe1 ana
under the laws both Virginia and Texas the owners were
compelled provide only for their helpless infancy but
for their dccepd old age Now they thrown upon the cold
charity Of northern abolonsm which thinks all it's duty is
performed whea The slave is made free and wastes
thought upon providing work subsistence for those who
have always had some to think for them and furnish
food for them.
THE VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
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INTERESTING pRECOCITY.

II once happened that anxious mother asked Mrs Bar
baud what Size would begin 10 teach her children 70
read should much prefer that child should not b: able
n read before Of age the cry why then
have ,ou written book. for children of lree Bccanse
ynpr will De busy, they had better tcach
in :, nuoH wuy than a bad one" have known clever, pre-
cocinus chdran Tcc Twelve and dudccs ~ sis
particularly clcyrt siAltI. One !" ice rosi popular al.
hofe.srs of The present dav could no. read nj screen H:f
nocr was Their uncomfortable nhoG; il hut sa! that,
every person DID learn WIKI opportunity he supposed her
child would 81 last. Ry eighteen, this apparently -o"
uenius paid tho heavy but inevitable Debts Of her father
from he profits OF her first work, and before thirty had
puh she'd thirty volumes.
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TO The Editors Of the Enquirer.

TO the Editors u the Enquirer "
In your paper Of The 7ih Of September you publish La
Feullc" OF which Dumas ascrbes The authorship 10 hr'
naul In this perhaps he is mistaken Is not the follow
Ing the orginai2
"Avusa ramo irons, miscranda, vircnti,
Marcda, quo vadis1 Quo vadam, lo-eluercum
Waterman colunenqne meum sravcre proccl's
indie mini illudit Zephyrus, B0reas We; vagamque
Montibus ad vaIes syivis mo volvi ad agros
Nee contra nitor. Quo tcndp. omnia, tendo;
Quo fe!tur parer, iuum laur rosEquc
find il in an old magazine he Port Folio for july jslo)
accompanied by poeca translation, which after reading
the beautiful and graceful version furnished ty your TAR cor
respondent fannie Lyle" forbear sending Inc edor IN
noie informs us that M Chandon has published 10 hi
Abelc Americana philadelphia, January, l6S) French
version which is and elegant" Perhaps the
version referred TO- is Arnaulrs. II.
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COMMERCIAL RECJKD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

RICHMOND, NOVEMBER ~ 1881
TOBACCO since last report notice an improve
nrnr Of 50 per 100 lbs nidng manufacturing quail
~ and feeling for other sor. except fancy manniac-
,nripr n NJ. MARTIN & co.
WHEAT-Red los cts; white ITO cents.
FLOUR Demand good with sales at s..
CoRN-Wc note sales a, 67s TO 10 cents ,,.,,.
IT,. PEYTON
CORN MEAL--75 to so cents per bustcl
OArS-35 BIZ per bushel FOR ordinary Virginia
OFFAL-Rnn X cents per bushcI, Shorts Is c' Brown.
Suii Is cis.; Ship-Suif 4U As cts.
BACON-Suthiirld ard rOdds hog round lla cents;
Western sides 10 l0a cents; shoulders a % cents;
baggcd hams II 10 els
Roc 81 90. Macgcre, No. g. Sa7s; No. 2, slls u
No l. Sl2 so a Is. Shad-Nonc in market. Halifax
Cross licrrings 81 so, S. so.
PLASTER Sales al S4 so on wharf.
LlMf:-Sal.s at Wharf 81 20; Store 81 37&
BUFFERS in better supply, Fhkin ls to 20 CTS per
ID fresh i;all % 10 25 Goshen 20 20 "a cents
GUANO-- Little or none in market S52.
COTTON AND COTTON YARNs-rhc 'rade in cot.
ION here is limited The quotations nfe lo> TO II ctS'
Cotton Yarns l9 cta per 10.
COFFEE-Oi Java IL; TO l2; Laguayra g.. to 10
Rio Q. 10 Ok cts; Care s.! a . cts; Manila IN.
CANDLEs-rsIIow Is a l3n HuIrs patent IA Sperm
43 IS, AIam1n,nr %. 27i. Jackson's patent "a;
CUAL-- 10 to lex board for COED mixed, fine
ari .nmn ; ito Il cr';rs for tacksmh's coal
FLANSEED In demand ri ST. rcr bushel.
FEATHERS-Liye geese 80 a 50 cts.
HIDES Slaughtered s. 80 green weight; Spanish sl3
50 10 lG Cali skins sl.l2S
LARD-Ebls. 1874 cts, kegs Il l4ja cts. pals 10
BEESWAN 22u % els. per lb.--wh small receipts, no
charge
LlQUORS-Bianiy: Otard. Dupuy & Co. 81 . a SO;
!! Seigncitc IS; Imitation 32o 81 Saranac So 20 5
Pcnch dull at %; Virginia Apple 60c do old 62s 49,;
Northern 10 cts: Rum New England, PSI 29ci Whiskcy,
Richmond rccifei "a. 25c in bbs Cincinnati 70 TO 26c
Gin Holland, | u 25; American 2Sc.
MOLASSES Cuba dull al Il 22 New Orleans 81 q 81
cents
SOAP--Turpen.inc. ga a cents Varcsated IL lac.
lRUN-Pig $50 % 80 Swedcs 30 Ia 9o; English 500
Tre:egar (Rchnondl 10; up country 50; Nails "a TO 81
cents
RIrE-4a \ ) cts
SALT-s 65 from store; 81 60 from wharl-scarce and
wanted.
SUGARS Porto Rico s.: to - for ordinary TO strictly
prime; rlrw Orleans 81 81; ltetned loaf 10 % c;s;
crushed s.. to 2; clarified ~.
SIEEL-American bisered l07S 10 ITO
TEAS-Gmptral and Gnnpowder IS to 81 ~; Black Is
10 As. with light demand
LEATHER-Wc have change 10 notice In leather
The supply good with fair onqni;y good lgh' weights
S5 l6G; middle liH 5s; heavy sl4 10 l5; "damag
ed' $40 l2is and IA, advancing to quality.
SIlOT-5. ) cents per h.
LUMBER-C;icar white Pine S33 80: refuse clear 80;
mccIlntabc 20 22; refuse II Is per Nj one inch pine
Plank II 10 Is per NJ three quarter inch nnc Plank ~
II l,G,in rough, from Is 10 Is; dressed 70 3d. Josts
Is 5; Two iuc Plank Is; wcalhs. boarding IL 10 4-du
zach oak Plank % 81 bu!tonwocd do. q 10 20; ECh
cherry 30 :. inch poplar Is
PUfArOES Market hare Of Northern.
RYE-ExtIa for Gs!!!ng, - cents per bushel-nominal
~. ne here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

HOW THEY TALK-Before the fourth OF March next,
il is altoee probable that the respectable portion OF the
Wing papers will be a-onied for Pierce. They have
very strong squirting that way already. The New York
Commercial Advertiser stad old whis paper, dscouses
in this wise in regard 10 the incoming administration:
''We believe that MIR. Pierce will administer The govern
ment wisely and well He belongs 10 good old stock
said reliable. and patriotic He will resist extremes, he
will be President for the whole country and for all classes
Of its inhabitants. He will do his duty faithfully and fear
essly according 10 the best Of his Judgment which be-
lieYe is very sound.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

SONTIG AMONG THE BOSTON CLERGY MEN.
Bsro. Nov IA dress rehearsal was given by S"nta2
TODAY ri which all the ce gvncn Of Boston aud the vc1'
~ were Invited and neay 100 ot all denominations, with
their families were in Attendance.
The scene of great interest and she sang most a.
yineIy snd gave several sacred pieces among The rest
A The close rf The rehearsal The Rev lr Barnard moved
vote a thanks and Dr. Sharp who was called to the chair
addressed Sunlag in appropriate ard touching Terms Son
r.oIid bv signs and knCcrd the venerable Dr. Sharp
with ars streaming down her checks. who, placing his
hands IN her head gave her his blessing Tie whole audience
cXnrcng the deepest apparent interest IN The scene being
before them On rising her feet little @rl pre-"
scntrd her with garland CT flowers which size received and
withdrew ,
Tho Protestant ccrgymcn present presented her WIN
borJ.ome bible and the Catholic rlcrgvmen with another
The blank pages both containing autographs 81 the cIr
vrn,n prrScnt
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REPrRrED I"HH a. LANCASTER & Son,
Week ending Yhursday. NOrtriey is.
stock ccni2a years {" interest from date
sls"s Al the Treasury. sl0g
STATE Stock, with interest from
iH July. 100 AM INT
Vagina Safe Stock, Of 90 years issue over 10 years
"lth interest from lSt July. TX, and INT
Virginia state stock OF 20 years issue. 10 years and I'M
der 20 run, wih inercs; from lst Jur. ll3 anu INT
Bonds guaranteed by STATE Gi virginia. with interest
i,on is Ju'y. last sales. lD3 ard INT
Cry of Richmond Stock. with ineres; from Isl July.
eIof; hates ~. and interest; hnr I03 and Gt
Cry II Petersburg COMO BONDS, wih interest from
Aur ,iAst sales. leo ahf Int
v,c.,ra auE Stock. Gar $40, las, sales. 76H
,grrs;s' Ban. Stock sales rht- week, l1gH
I.ank Stock. none In asst sales.
Fire and Stock. IaF; sales 10
Richmond Fare Association Stock I4r $50. sales III,
week. IS
Richmond, Fr.,'-' b.. aud Potomac Railroad Stock
sales, lihl
GichmUn! lE Petersburg Railroad Stock last sales, %
James i.iveraul Kama ha Stock. last sales, II
Virginia Contra Railroad Stock. lat sacs. reported
By D Anderson. Jr. ~
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III = ID.

D.n he residence OF T. Il SMITH In Pulaski. Tenn The
%, Sep, the 10Th year Of hs nr JONATHAN
IALLoSELI.. 4 oil Philadelphia.
In the death ,!S EXCELLENT man s family friends and tec
munlty IN w.c. lived, have sustained eplrlhe
lie gentleman fine and highly cultivated talents
su.l at;anneuts general literature and eminenty qualified
prnie-I!on.
relations he modest and
fr-n sia! AMI chtc.Inae husband and du!iul and
devoted "A! brother
lie widowed mother. an, many friends
,cfpr untislv death. They
which he declared vel
Sno and 50 hisbly appreciated.
DR. H. died the cheering ancpations Of bliSsfu in.no
t.iy His last words were-"I perfect OF
rcp'ancr, through SAVIOUR Peace be his names
iIuus=i!!e, Ala. Nov. 5, 1852.
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NORTH CAROLINA U. S. SENATOR


Ii is stated that caucus Of the Democratic members OF
the Legislature OF North Carolina has nominated the Hon.
James c. Dobbn for United States Senator in the place of
the Hon. Willie P Mangun whose term expires on the ih
of March next II is supposed that The Wings will unite
upon the Hon. William A. Graham. The Democrats have
one majority on Joint ballot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19
4 NIGHT WITH / LION.

TflEs lled r the Echo u OrSiH
GA the 81 OF April last lad named Posse, returning
home a! o'clock in the evening from the firm oi 3lr
Laq.!e where he had been employed sauntcng quiet;
y along foot PATH accompanied By his dog sud
denly "hcn within short distance OF home his dog start
ed back trembling every limb and moaning plln!lvely.
A-rorshcd al Tie movement knowing the OF h's
aiiuul compnnon would give chase The Chacas and
hycna often in The neiehborhood ne looked aoon
him 10 know the the dog terror; he saw within
about wen,y PAGES in the direction he should 90 Ire
majestic" head Of enormous lion.
Though terrified, his presence OF mind did not iosake
him. he quickly himself behind uttng rock imagining
that ii could The hon the lion could not see HIM
}u The lien who had scented the dog, crcpt with caKc
step along the foot path directly toward young Posse, who,
,cn,urins 10 put out his head from his hiding place.
the animal coming forward. Fear then Took entire pos.
session of him and began Backward dream
in. that lie was on lie border Of tavnc He had
treated lur steps when suddenly missing his footing Ne
rolled hrafIpng the bottom Of the rarinr.
Tie ,ng had followed his master. The boy rename!
stunned Jr shDt time Coming 10 himself he opened HI
eve. aud raw again the "n within Is twenty PAGES al
him. This u.c he thought his last moments arrived, ana
ntn all the prayers he knew. In ;Ae nranwhe
the drca Hui animal Gcpt moving around The poor dog like
hawk around pigeon which he intended 10 mIkc dowsy,
the nrtlef - seize ann.
TIE morn was clear Young r;esse could see all The
movements the lien and SAID he, ." Kept looking right
al him and he all the tine
s nannuvrc lasted ill clock In the morning, The king
beasts however thought prudent 10 gain ms den be-
fore the Of day. The boy was not slow 10 prOh by
The liberty given HIM. and as ed home covered with perpi
.aon his ncc the picture of fright His dog always
near him The sayeI the life q! the other Whenever
yonu Posse relates this adventure he Is seized with net-
himself though he is a. least at his twenty iifih recital
Utica ~
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10 the Editors Of the Enquirer. . - 49,,

~ HALIFAX County, Va, Nov. IL 1852.
Gentlemen-As present Senator J. 10. o'oNa. ESq
has pubcly announced his purpose not 10 DC
reccclion is high time for people TO be cnnvasslng
The claims and merits of other gentlemen spoken OF IN con,
nrxon with the post of Senator from this district oeVea
have already been named for whom we would cneeriuhs
east our vote and in naming the gentleman "hoi we no"
present. we by no intend dsparngement oil The
claims or merits Of others pledge ourscvts against
h,m We recommend our present faithful and efficient dele
cate WIN. NJ Hcwclon, ESQ., for this station IL was NOT
our vote for this gentleman nr Tue e-
pjslau owing difference OF opinion between Us on
local gue ton; but prepared 10 DO hi Jns'lce
In the discharge his legislative duties last winter he ialt-
ully feced the will Of his cons ueuS-Efpt the prunl-
ses made his constituents always present al ms
nost Of du,y-corcc in his votes and the speeches which
he and which reported were very creoaoe 10 81
young man.
The writer has three four members OF the last
LEGISLATURE al! OF whom concurcd 10 the opinion thai MI
Howrrron among The most active useful and business
men OF that body. One thing is certain he Is thoroughly
jmbued with the peoples rghts-is thorough republican,
is the people in all their feelings all Their interests ana
all their rights . -
WHY should his merits be overlooked? We seriously ask
the people OF Halifax this question Cond hey trust one
who has shown himself more trustworthy! =
Besides this, from the number oi canduhlcs spoken '" iu
the Senate from this District do fear DIVISION and 10
that extent danger TO the Democratic party In t'
situation ought look for TINT man who chn iumonizc
the party and The largest voe-that man Is "h ~
uowERToS ;,
Some may say however that his notions on the Danvie
Rail Road are not acceptable As we understand hn nc IS
favorable TO its construction the which most
roads are built in State. That liz nil that concerns us
for If we wish that Road constructed county account as
member of the Senate coud affect that question In
The least
In tic hone that ne will declare himself candidate, and
the people clcc, him iriumphanty, We are yours, &C.
ny BANISTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

II has been suggested in New York that the merchants
ase the of SIS, 600 10 indemnify Mr. Lennon for the
of his eight slaves Of which lac robbed under color
IF law Oue gentleman has authorized the Journal OF Com
nerce to ru, him down for 500; another for $50.
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60,352 4;
45,49l
Pierce's official majority in ll9 counties and :

cities, ll,obl
We have heard unocially from l3 additional counties
which give majority of 993 Pierce and King. There
II counties yet 10 hear FROM which last December gave
Summers majority of 3l4. They ac follows Boone,
Braxton Faycte Glmer Jackson Lee, Logan, Nicholas,
Raleigh Tyler Wayne and Wyoming. It is probable that
they have given Pierce majority But assuming thai
their will be in December the majority for
Pierce aud King in the State will be y $40.
LEE Reported ma ority for Pierce 800.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

INSTANTANEOUS PORTRAITS The Scientific Anne
ricau saws that instantaneous portraits now be taken
colodon by very ingenious French invention The per-
con portal, is 10 be ahen is placed a. distance
off front Of The lens, and the OPERATOR while cnnversng
with him. pulls trigger By doing newly invented cap
turns on lis axis and in rotary movement allows the
light and the image Of the 10 pass thruug hole twice
the diameter uf the lens The portrait is obtained in the
fraction OF second ana for qucsness only be compared
10 eecciiv II s but justice 10 the inventor Of the COLO
dion M Berlsch) 10 that the rapidy is owing 10 tic
extreme constituencies which rendered il necessary 10
The above instrument BY The ordinary method The cootcn
would be spoiled by the light however sktu the manpula
tor before the portrait could be taken
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I sTEi; PROM Observation-Disclosures OF TIE t!'f
4' SCENT CITY AFFAIR, &c.
NV YcRg, Nov 1.-THE steamer Black warrior has
o,-,,d rom aayana bringing dates 10 the TN last
nj i:(,uy regarding Crescent City l!h1 been re-
hv nmo did Spania.!s who worked upon HE feelings
snd psuces Of the Captain Geasa They had eTsmndgd
him 10 declare ,hn the Understanding win Jaags IUnAa
han rcie'enIs ,om, y,. cruising of Moro Castle win
,psjtiyr Instructions pcven, the Crescent City rom Gu
t,rino The harbor al all hazards , - ,,hor Anne.
n,tlcr difficulty had occurred in regard 10 o.icl - @
~ ssI. The American steamer Antelope, when pu
no Havana for Goa and water, without ON u ;"d wih
eyed every facility in obtaining supplies ana sa.sa
GU, mocstaton, although she had Vo'''eu VIC 1""''
regulations. ,.;o, N army of 20 600 men
from, noin TO point, organizing them Tor 'nlneda'e 49,
Four companies OF infantry ana orc ol iah's'' -
siaIinnrd II CaIlenns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-19

SINGULARFACr-AW WIFE soT Know HER lu:sASp.
A Southern journal has the following GIN Saturday
Constitution paragraph appeared stating that an inquest
had been held the body Ut man. named William Duke,
n carnenter who drowned in the MariyKc si'cam-
While the body lay III the hrtteTe paor Dukes vile ana
daughter called before The inquest aud LETT the bride
well with tears and lamentations They returned hume and
the INQUEST heldthe Coroner thinking II unnecessary
10 call Tor the evidence p The the Jury came
10 verdict iha the deceased W!iIm Duke, vas accirn-
tally crowned When the wife and returned home
what was their astonhment III him whom they thought
they had Just dead, alive and well, warming nsel
comfortably BY the fire. The frightened Tor some
,i,e refused believe the evidence OF their senses and Il
was moi until uehbors called in and effected n'ua
understanding between the parties, that anything Ike q!lct
was restored Al length after explanations II appear.
cd that the deceased William Duke who mad
been away from home and had only that evening
returned. Who the deceased really was no one knows
Duke on learning that he supposed IL be drowned was
exceedingly angry the stupidity OF his wife; and II was
with much difficulty the eehhnrs, who had come in 10 co
fort the widow and orphans effected complete cconclia
Tim
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THE SISTERS DENIM

Take double benefit ,o-nigh, very fine pieces
They have given great satisfaction full houses-and their
beauty and dramatic attractions deserve rich bumper this
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ALL HONOR TO DELAWARE.-1hc Wilmington
Gazette says While Tennessee and Kentucky, Two oi the
,n,. Wing slave States "caved i'm To the sectional nom
nation Gen Scott, Delaware, true 10 her interests has
~ bly, sturd out aud voted for Pierce and King and this too
aGding The presence ana hercnean Efforts Of john
" Clayton The great patron OF Scottish All honor lhen
Il. De-
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LATEST NEWS BY TIE TELEGR,pu
Photographed for tie Richmond E:,uuir..

CONCORD, Nov he JUDGES Of the SIM.
Court have decided that the LiqIo. Bill passed AT rh
session OF the New Hampshire Legislature was uncon
iiOnal. ~
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or ODD FELLowsHlp.-From the

STATISTICS or ODD FELLOWSlIlP.-Fro The
official reports made the Grand Lodge Of the United States
Tor The wear ending Both OF June Last learn that there
in the United States hoisard seven hundred and TWEEN
Is Lodges with ncHfy ~" hundred thousand members
The OF the Order during The year IL about nnc mil
i.nn hundred .nasand dollars of which some five hun
lred and hy thousand dollars d-bnrsed for bencv0
In, purposes the benefit Vi sick members widowed
famirs or the schooling OF orphan children.