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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
~ The National Intelligenc.r Of

sudsy speaking Of the sdjournmen, Of nsress says
his understood that the precise day will be changed
BY The Houte to the 3Oth Of August which will fail on
Monday Eve weeks hence.
The reason Of fxing upon a Monday for the final
close H. that the vacation OF Sunday affords the Officers
Houses the opportunity Of finishing their share
Of The work which IL always thrown into the lat bus
ae,dsy Of the Session. and Of correcting or guarding
sgspss errors omissions such occasionally dis
covered too late after CongICss has dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

SHIP LAUNCH.-A new packet ship, to
be called the Australia, and designed to between
this port and Liverpool In the Black Star Line, will DO
launched a, O'Clock this afternoon from the shpysrd
of Mr. VIM. H. Webb. She Us said to be splendid yes
sell and will be commanded by Capt. Edwards, late of
the ship GOV Mapneriug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

q TIE Westchester County Tempe
nnce Alliance, will meet at Tarrytown on Mon
Gay next, Augusta, atnoou. r. N. Ravens, ESQ.,
President of the State Alliance will address the
Convention, and in the evening mass meeting
will he held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
" The Barre Patriot records the death

OF Isasc Bessett Of thst town, tbs 2Sth of June,
aged a6 years Mr.. Bsssett revolutionary soldier,
and enjoyed small pension from the country for his
services lie has been married nearly "a years, and
leaves widow, aged 49, who Is In excellent health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
CITY ITEMS.

AausEMENTs &C. IRIS DAY And EVENING
Broadway Theafer-Fruc Andsrson's Magical Frat-
kbo's-Tie Tooiles Tie MUMMY. [Mr Burion'. slshL
Castle Garieu-PfoE Honey Sons Ahl.tc Teat Herr Cine
prtrtsr-flt Cofsge-Concert. IATsgnoor.
Bsruum. Nu.sur-csrsan SCULPTURE; Dissovus Visvs -
Views Ass Minor IDay and ESeoins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

living Wards Island l 675 persons, Of all ages
and both sexes under the of the Commissioners OF
Emigration. OF this NUMBER about 800 able u work
and the remainder are distributed to the hospitals
nurseries, &c. The average weekly consump ion Of
food by the residents on the Island Is said 70 be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27

For LIvERPooL.-The Collins steamer
Atlantic sailed at noon Saturday for Liverpool with
$685. 600 In gold and full complement Of pa.sengers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1852.
SEN
communication from the House Of Q

communication from the House OF Delegates was read.
The bills transmitted Herewith read and referred
Mr. THoHPsoy from the Committee Of Agriculture and
Commerce reported the following House bills 10 esazc
n wharf al Newpor's News, in the county Of Warwick
10 exempt miller, OF manufacturing flour mills from grind
ing corn other grain except wheat; 10 incorporate the
Cabel and Logan Coal Mining and Manufacturing Compa
ny-wiih amendment TO incorporate the swift Creek
Manufacturing Company-wiih amendments aud, proVi.
Ing for the removal of the scales and weights for weighing
live stock brought the city of Richmond-wh
mendalion that it be rejected
Mr. THoApsoS from the same committee, reported the fol-
lowing Senate Bills To authorize the Virginia Camel Goa
Company subscribe TO the capital stock OF the Coal River
Navigation Company; TO incorporate the Forest Hill Min
ing Company; 10 incorporate The Henry Mining Company
and 10 regulate the sale Of sweet potatoes in the county
Accomac.
Mr. AMBER from the committee of Courts of Justice
reported House bill providing for the election qualification
powers duties and compensation Of Justices OF the Peace
Clerks of Circuit and County Cour,s Attorneys for the
Common wealth. Sherifs Commissioners Of the Revenue
Surveyors Consabes and Oveseers of the Poor with
amendment.
The amendment, agreed TO- and the bill read third
and passed The ayes and nays being required its
passage the vote was-aycs 81, noes O.
The rule was suspended in order that the passage of the
bill might be forthwith communicated TO the House OF Dele
gates, and Mr. AMBLER directed 10 perform that duty
Mr.. STuART moved the discharge Of the committee oil
Finance from the further consideration Of the bill in relation
Commissioners of the Revenue in the County OF
and the bill passed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
]. III. BURKE, Secretary.


DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM.
The Democrats of Buckingham county assembled at tho
Cour, House the 18th April and appointed Dr. VIM
Moseey chairman Of the meetings and Thos Perkins sec
rotary; and adopted The following resolutions unanimously,
10 wit
l. Resolved That approve OF the suggestion TO hold
District Convention in the oil Farmvile the 29th
ns for the purpose of eecng delegates TO represent this
District in the Baltimore Convention, which is 10 assemble
the lst day Of June next.
g. Resolved That the following delegates be and are
hereby appointed this county in said Conven
tion to wit Col Hubbard, NJ Woodfn, Thos Garrett,
B NJ Payne, VIM Scott, Glover Cough, VIM H Perkins,
Thos Perkins John Twiner, Col Ford Col Fuqua Jeter
Davidson. Jno Gillian, Jno Horsley Geo Saunders,
Col Jno Ayres, Jno w Haskins Richard Ellis, Jr VIM
NJ Eldrdge, Geo Nixon, Burwe Sheppard, Jas Jones.
g. Resolved That The delegates from this county be in
disregard the suggestion of the State Conven
,ion send only four delegates from each Congregational
district and that they be instructed their best enden
vos have delegate from each county of the district
T. Resolved That the Chairman and Secretary be added
TO the list Of delegates 10 the Fanye Convention and
that the meeting adjourn with the request that the
Enquirer and Examiner publish the proceedings OF this
meeting. DIX. WIN. Z. MOSELEi, Chairman.
THos. F. PERKINS, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

III, III. uroyint tor layiag of lYs Commissioners iis
cls in the county Of Din~dde Waa taken up on moion
of Mr. THOMPSON, and pasaed.
MIR. MAnrIa presented the petition OF members of the
Ohio legislature Tie right Of way the territory
az yrpnia through tho counties Of Brooke and Hancock.
RI f.red 10 Committee Roads, &C.
House bill in relation TO tho corporation Of Weston In
the county of Lewis tnken up, on motion Of Mr..
SrrAR- substitute therefor reported by the Committee Of
General Laws adopted md, as amended, passed.
The following bills were passed
Authorizing Justice OF the Peace TO ISSUE his warrant
against person offending against the provisions. OF sections
and TO- of cha pier "a of the Code OF virginia
Amending the charter of the Merchants ana lanulactu'
rcrs' Bank at Wheeling.
Amending the charter OF the Bank Of the Old Dominion
Incorporating the Swift Creek Manufacturing company
with amendment.
incorporating the Cabe and Logan Mining and Manaac
turing Company.
Lrgalizng wharf al Newpors News, 10 the county Of
Warwick.
incorporating the Farmers Bank Of Fncaate The rule
WA suspended and Mr LAYSE directed inform the House
of its passage.
Reducing tbs capital rock of the Manufacturers Bank OF
kanawha
On motion OF Mr. THOMAS the bill 10 amend the 9Th sec.
tioa of chapter l52 OF Code &c taken up. Mr. T.
proposed substitute thereof which was laid the table
and ordered BIZ printed at the suggestion OF MI
message received from the House OF Delegates, BY
Mr. Massey announcing the passage OF Dill IN rGiauon ~
the execution Of criminals &c.
Bills on The calendar were advanced stage
On motion of Dir AMsLER the resolution was resclndea
requiring Senate hereafter at half past o'clock
A. NJ aud at p. A. ESQ the Senate meets al ii o'clock
On motion of Mr DANIEL, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES cURRES

MoSDAy, April l9, 1852.
TOBACCO.-We have no change 10 notice in Il
published In Fridays paper.
Wf1EAT.-Prime white IS cts. Prime rcd 30 c,
FLOUR Owing 10 The weather, nothing has Il
in -four the last two days. The advices per CamOd
slight teprcs sion in the market and some few 81
made on Saturday al fruc.ion less than 81 90 K.
brands r. J. PEf
CORN-57 60 cents
CORN MEAL--65 70 cenrs-dul!
OATS-32 a 81 cents per bushel-dull
RYE-75 10 so cents.
FISH-Herrings, No. i Cut 81 X, Gi
Roe ST 81 %; Mackerei, No. 3. S5l; No.
No. |, $40. Shad-none in market
LARD-B5ls. l0a To II cts, kegs Il 10 Ia
BACON-Sidcs held at X II, cts; Shoulti
10; Hams II.
GLOVER SEED.-Good, S. and dulI-season o.:
PLASTER.-Lump S. 50, on Basin Bank; s. 0Oo'
ground SO.
SrEEL-Amcrican bistcred 81 o. to | 10 7erteH
IRON-Pig Iron S2i 10 30, according 10 quality:
s95 per ION English 80; Tredesar, Richmond MANI
S. Up Country Bar sS2a 81, according to quality
GUANO--Pcruvian SAG from wharf IS. from
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguayra g, az {
good TO prime, u Ok TO 9x.
MOLASSES.-SweetC Cuba LEA 20 cts. Ne"
IS 80 cts.
sALT-From store 81 so; salcsfrom whar:si -,
HAf-Northern, in baes-from wharis! h''
81 25.
sUGAR-New Orleans AZ a 81 cents; po''o
64 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING In LUNENBURG

AT meeting of portion OF the Democratic party of Lu-
nenburg held tho Court House Thursday 18th inst
for the purpose of appointing Delegates District Con-
venIion be held in the town of Famve the 29h
On motion, Mr.. Green A. Wood was appointed Chairman,
and Mr.. w. H. Stokes appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting explanedby Mr.. VIM. A.
Seay.
On motion Of Mr.. Seay, twenty Delegates appointed
represent this county in said Convention whereupon the
Chair appointed the following gentlemen VIM A. Seay,
Upton Edmundson, D. 5. Garland Jas G. Blackwell, VIM.
J. Nibett, r. H. Allen B. E. Smith, j. L. Scoggin Robert
Blackwell Robert S. Bayley N. E. Davis, John e. Epes,
Fred. Luster, VIM A. Stone, NJ l.. Spencer William A.
Dupree, VIM. H. Eubank, James Neal, Vim. Y. Neal and
Thomas Aryin.
delegation.
On notion Resolved That the proceedings OF this meeting
be forwarded to the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Exam
liner and Lynchburg Republican for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
GREEN A. WOOD, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW.

In the case OF the commonwealth Hardy the jury tool
the Saturday night and agreeing committed
the custody of the Sheriff. being still unable agree yeste
day, they were discharged.
Commonwealth Mann.-The jury took this about
sH o'clock P NJ yesterday and when reporter left hae
not been broughtn,o Court Augustand Heath for the de-
fence
Commonwealth vs.. Mull-prisoner analgned. On &C.
count of the absence of witness for the accused 1t
thought probable at our advces from the Court tina
this case would not be tried yesterday Scott and Angus
for the defence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERlC

S.;-yr, NJ an imerican Jthalestip-Cgptsr. .
Sciooners in The in!ercS. Of Flores, and murder q
Board.
from Valparaiso, dates rom oh' " "e '''' NAG
The American ship Lyons, Capt. Davis, cleared f.;
norniso nsensbly for California, aud proceeded u
with $50 ChiIIans and cannon. &c, Tor zen r.
Those in charge o her expected 10 receive orders 't0
NJ Callao Before, however, the Lima reached G.:
the LYONS was discovered near BY, running In 4
Aiue,a The LYONS left Valparaiso under the aG
flag, without paying single bill there, and the so'sa
sent steamer after her, which returned IN TWO cii
having overhaucd her.
Tine greatest excitement prevailed in Guayaquii OF
rival OF the mail steamer Lima. Swedish trsase l..
stationed The mouth OF the river - prevent fe=ss:
ing without proper papers.
The prisoners nj Galapagos Islands, (Which are IL:
dorian penal set,lement) 10 the number OF about o
seized an American whale ship lying there called The
Rowland CAPTAIN Cromwell Of New Bedford, az:
killing the Governor of the Island, and pulling the
and crew on shore sailed for IumSez which IS on 7
between Peru and Ecuador; but on their way they le;
a s,nnlI schooner which had started from Bayta with!
her of men 10 ion Flores. This they took and de;1
cut The threats Of three OF ,hemnclucnS the
ard ,on-in-law Of Gen. Flores, expecting thereby
their peace with the government. II go hhppenen
Swedish frigate was coming along and ieii IN win
,urcd them and bought them into GuayaquI lie
claims heavy salvage on The slip and schooner, as 4
and they are there under the Swedish coloTs Inc M
delivered up 10 government. and are being tried II
the George Rowland had considerable oil, and !c;e
tons upon the subject have been sent home 10 the L
Government.
On passing up tho river 10 GuayaGuil, 1t appea,
British mail steamer was mistaken for that OF Flor,
no less than five different shots were hred al he'
however, without ciieci.1
The demand for vessels has increased, both Tor !.
the States and California.
The British Guano Company have offered 10 enl'
ve.al vessels al under rates but were unable 10 I;
them
The American Gusno Company were paying sli IL
the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

For the past days has rained most copousy and
steadily and James River suddenly swollen, pours down
turbd food Last evening il still rising and we fear
that much mischief will be DONE The wharves Rockets
are oveoSn; many cellars lower Main street, filling
with water
The papers in Northwestern Virginia abound in details Of
injury done in that section by reshes in the Ek Mononga
hela, IVES, Fork Little kanawha Three Fork, Valley River
&c Houses erist and mills, warehouses Of grain and
lumber fine bridges &C. have been swept away by resist
less torrents The State will experience heavy losses on
of the urnpkes We regret 10 hear that the mill pro-
perry of Gov Johnson has been seriously damaged from the
same cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
souTH CAROLINA AND SECESSION.

From the changed Of the ultra secession papers
of South Carolina and the strong language OF It's most ds
tneused advocates infer that the Convention which IS
10 meet next Monday will think of carrying out the
mad designs OF its orIgnaors The State Rights Republ-
can has an article (Which the Charleston Mercury copes
which thus speaks Of the Convention
sin tho first place may fairly conclude that viii not
attempt in regard to Fedora relations any separate or soil
tary action for State has positively nsgatsred sch
p, oceeding In the second place. we may conclude ha IL
will not ,neddle with internal organization Tor that de-
par,nent has entrusted to by public sentiment
but tacity withheld In TRUTH the Convention is an acct
dental body elected by reTy small portion inc people,
The following letter, from incorporating disunlon-
ISL bear. involuntary evidence that the voice Of South Ca
rona has dececd acquiescence in the past The writer is
strange specimen Of State Rights man-when he assigns
as reason that would be degradation in any of the soma
Of South Carolina hold an Office which sts chooses 10
continue IT. says the Charleston Standard State sove
esn,y has this that the opinions and counssls OF
individuals be followed else they owe her no alles
ancc or respect then under than "vulgar
tyranny" :, 900
To the Editors Of The Daily Register:
Dear Sir IL perceive that have been suggested in your
columns as suitable to the Hon. Joseph A.
Woodward who has announced his determination not TO be
candidate for reelection While am grateful to the friend
who desires this honor conferred on me- must re-
spectfuy decline being considered candidate for the place
huve ambition for Federal honos Those who secretly
love the Union proper persons to ocate at us al
than one who eeis IL 10 De an engine Oh au
PRESTON and who regards its existence as win
the preservation Of Southern Institutions warned oy Inc
grea, Calhoun that had lost all power of sefpoteclon
under the Constitution; and told by Cheves that the mea
of insult and injury full 10 overiowing and
that living under vulgar tyranny labored during
the late canvass is true 10 purpose TO persuade my
fellow citizens withdraw from such Union, and encoun.
all the hazards Of an uncd resistance rather than re-
serve themselves for the inevitable ruin that awaited them
in it, Under different counses they hare decided for submits
sion rather than resistance Let those who choose enjoy the
honor and the smoumen of serving tyranny they profess
to hate. but IRE unwilling resist. will not.
Your obi. serv't. J. H. ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
LATEST NEWS gY THE TELEGRA}
Te1egraphed Tor the Richmond Ensulr.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.

WAsHISoToS, APsil
SENATE.-Mr. Gwin gave notice of the nrDducti
resolution for The settlement OF private land claims i,
lifornIa.
The French Spcliaon Bill was taken up and pas
ayes &c, nays Is.
The Deficiency Bill was then taken up and dlscusset
HOUSE.-The report OF the committee on ptlntI
taken up
A motion to Law on the table the motion for recons
ton and recommitng of the report, was lost. mo.
reconsider was carried.
Mr.. German moved TO lay the whole subject on tie
pending the consideration OF the motion, The Hog.
Iourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
LARGE FIRE AT DETROIT

DETxoIT MICH, APRIL Ia fire broke out in the build
ing on Jefferson avenue adjoining the Farmers and Me-
chaAics Bank occupied by the Commercial Bulletin print
ing Office, which totally destroyed. Total loss about
$4,000 There insurance for 81 600 on the building
in Western company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD.

HAPPENS FEsaY, APRIL l9.-Thc great quantity Q
that fell last night, produced unusual rise Of The
in the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. The water il
in two feet of the highest point OF the great eshe, Of
and will probably rise four or FIVE feet higher The 81
this Mace is in danger Two fine bridges on the VI,
ter Rnil Road have been swept off and al Cherry r.
rail road track is four or five feet under water Niue.
noe il is appfehcndcd will be sustained in the West,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

TnrSroS, r. j., ArRIL lS.-Augustus WinnnS az
ham Haycock, two couyic,s, escaped this morning .
State prison this place reward OF s2U1 has bee
,rt bei- est
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
LATER EROM BLENDS AYR

LATEN FIIUN BLT'NV'o ~ MOI
New York April l5.--An arrival this afternoon
Bnrnus Ayrcs dates 10 March 10th VI. vincent ~.
been appontcd Provisional Governor, and the apron
was extremely popular. The American Consul n,
first resoule es,sance against the pi!aee OF the CT"
the defea, Of Rosas. WIKI force OF SIX marines
down two and put 10 iligh, so OF the plunderers.
ample was soon followed by others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
--------Se%<----
nInDE AND FL EGIIl

PRoyrpExcE, APRIL 1.-THE second trial for thee
OF sixth in this city yesterday re'ut
election Of Americas V. Potter, dem, by 95 nloo:
ALL Mr. Potter is the frs! democrat ever elected III Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
STEAMBOAT COLLISION

NASHVILLE, April l9.-The steamers hQec'l Rog.
Republic came in collision on the Cumberland river
dav. The former was sunk. No lives were !os' B.
returned CaIiiornians who were passengers, !os' s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
MOVEMENTS or KOSSliTu

PHILADELPHIA Feb. l3-kossuth arrived in hi,
the Baltimore train Yesterday afternoon, at hbon' b.
O'Clock. He was hurried Immediately TO the Wang'
wharf and started North in the Pilot line, which
ed for him ten inmates beyond It's usual time No
men, was manifested, as he passed through without
known.
Kossurh was 10 remain at Burlington until Mond'y
ing where he designed 10 attend church 10 day. an4
invitation with Bishop Doane His baggage VS. >
New York this afternoon by the Pilot Line He va.
panied from he:o by committee from the aalhoI.
Trenton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

BALTIMORE MARKETS, ArR'- l9.
Sales Of $50 bits Howard Street Flour wee made
atls4 OG and 1000 bbls City Mills at !? Whit
sells at IS CTS, yellow 81 IS cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
MAINE LIQUOR LAW.
ESCApE OF CONVICT.


Bosrox, ArRIL 1.-The Senate TO-DAY refused L
IN tho House amendment 10 the Liquor law sirlHir
reference 10 the people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CITY or uLASG
New yong APRIL l9.-The steamer Ciiy .! G.
from Glasgow, arrived day, bringing 44o passcngeJ
markets were steady al former prices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

THE SUFFOLK BANK DEFALCATIOH
BnsToH, ArnlL 1.-THE amount OF Brewer and Ra
Galcaton the Suffolk Bank has been asceraincd 10
To s27i 600. The Bank has surplus fund Of $500 4.
icicn, to meet the deficiency and will shortly dec
vidcnd OF per Inc dciau:ers lost most Ct th
u is said. by stock speculation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

NoRroLE APRIL live have delightful wea,hsr-S
has come in earnest. Vegetation is coming forward
y. The crops very promising
Business has become quite active; our Main s'ti
Market Square present unusual lively scene for J
people are in from all parts of the surrounding G.
with produce. On the wharves however it i ra.ts'
owing TO the scarcity Of Coasting trade and p!oiucs
has been coming in rather sowIy for the past or;n
The mortal remains Of The late Iamented COmmoc..
rngton, Of the u. 5. Navy, arrived here yesterday
in the steamer Osceola, from Washington, and
at o'clock, In our beautiful Cemetery. very la.
cession of citizens followed them their last rcs!r
The Officers OF the Navy and Army were out in u.
bers II was highly imposing und solemn cereIn q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

Judge R. c. L. MoscuRE of Stafford lisa candidate for the
station he present occupies one OF the Judges OF the
Courtof Appeals able upright, and capable Judge
(we says tho Alexandra Gazct does not sit ON the Judi
cal bench Devoted TO the LAW he makes it his constant
study and he brings bear upon it, ripe judgment and
great practical experience
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

ROCHESTER, N. r., AraIL l6.-Mauricc Anton!
Potuguc.e) who has been trial forthe murder OF
Pinto last winter, has been found guilty of murde'
jury were out about half nm hour. The prisoner Is
ignorant of our language, md is quite on old man.
DEMOCRATIC VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
BOTETOURT COUNTY. jacob Carper, JORDAN
run, Thos Burwell. Jacob Feser, Absolom Dempsy,
er Mays, Robt Hudson. Oliver Callahan, John Graz
Carper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20
,itors of the ENQUIRER.

The author of "York" postmarked Williamsburg April
II, will please send US his name.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-20

INTERPRETING pUClMEHTs.-M KoaautA ia sV
pointing agents sell hlr Hungarian Rands and Iii Ps'
bursh lie has selected lady The busneaa II would seem Is
reduced OF method, Mrs. Jano t. Eliot announces
her acceptance of the agency and place OF business
COMMISSION.
arpoin; Mrs Jane R. Eliot OF Pittsburgh, my agent for
the distribution Of the Hungarian Loan Bonds for Pitts
hursh and vicinity, under The following conditions:
mo nhout The proceeding Of the distribution and the probu
bic amount OF bonds required for the place.
ID The sums collected as they reach the amount
of $780, be sent, for my account 10 '" Smead C
zens Bank Cincinnati.
3D. For the trouble and loss Of time OF those who per
sonay engaged in The distribution of the Bonds tho
is authorized TO allow the collectors eight cent for bonds
sold in The city and twelve per cent for those sold in The
country.
4h The agent has furnish the Associations OF Friend:
of Hungary with the Bonds required by them for sale.
MOBILE, APRIL 81, 1852. L. kOSSUTH.