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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-21
BREAKING OF RAILWAY AxLEs.
rnoM rnE JounNAI o. coxxrncr.

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To prevent accidents by the breaking Of axles many Of
the Railway Companies the continent o. Europe have
adopted caststeel ales which are exssedingly tough
besides possessing the usual strength AZ east steel They
are made at ESSEN in Rhenish Prus91s by Fried Krupp
and some of them exhibited a ths London Exhibit
ton of last year. and obtained The Council medal for
superior quality Of steel. One Of these axles Isnw
broken at Essen by the fan n heavy bundle Of IRON
some 400 lbs in weight from height Of 20 10 % feet
and which consequently wou1d striks when going at
velocity Of 20 to % niles per hour This trial was re-
peated nine times bsfsfe the axle broke. TAR.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-21
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1852.
IN SENATE.

The following memorials and petitions presented
and referred to appropriate committees
BY Mr.. MASON From Margaret Shaeds and Mary
MeDermit asking the interference Of Government in be-
half Of their husbands prisoners at Van Diemans Land
Mr.. NJ observed that the petition to him post
marked from New York. and represents that the Sc
cretary Of State is about to nercede for the release Of
certain arstocratc prisoners at Van Demans Land he
may be instructed embrace in his ntercesson their
husbands Barney Shaeds and Michael McDermt OF the
democracy Of Ireland who transported for crimes
committed in consequence Of having been led astray
the arstocratic fctionists and appeal whether
of justice does not dictate that the deuded demo-
cracy entitled the favorable consideration Of
the honorable Secretary Of State than the arstocrac
leaders who dcluded them They deny that the dcmocra
Of Ireland factions unless deuded and led astray
by factous leaders, and say if this American interference
is TO be persevered in, they furnish list
of the worthy of the democracy, If applied to- end
the honorable the Secretary Of State others enlisted
with him in this glorious the trouble Of searching
the criminal records Of England Mr. NJ said that this
petition evidently signed by the petitioners and
couchcd In respectful language He would simply
that IL be laid the table. He had idea that the
Secretary Of State was making or would make any such
interposition.
BY Mr.. D0WNS From the curate, president, and men,
bers Of the board of trustees of the Cathedral of ST.
Louis representing that owing many adverse crcum
which have oyeraken the said cathedral during
the past three four years. its pecunisry affairs have
fallen into OF almost rrerievable embarrassment
That having in view the resumption Of Divine service in
that sacred ece, intimately connected with many Of
the most pleasing "reminiscences in the history of the
Gent population Of Louisiana they procured three
bic affairs, sundry ornamental and other articles
dota vestments &c. to the value of Eve six thousand
dollars MI Of which would probably be received in the
next three months and that in the impoverished
condition Of the cathedral the above articles may be en-
tered ct tlat port free Of duty
Numerous Withdrawals from the files we're ordered and
the papers referred TO their appropriate committees
GRANT OF LAND FOR RAILROADS.
Mr. JONES then moved that the Senate proceed to the
consideration Of the bill granting the right Of way and
making grant Of land TO the State Of Iowa to aid in the
construction Of certain railroads in said State when
Mr.. UNDERWOOD rose and addressed the Senate unit
late hour in favor Of his amendment, and contendin
that the public lands were the joint property Of all tn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-21

Mr. STUART, by unanimous consent, from the Com
mittee Territories reported the following resolution
which was agreed to-
ResotUed, That the third week in April next much
thereof may be for that purpose be apart
the consideration of Territorial business and during that time
such business shall take precedence and be regarded the
n 1ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
RANnlI PHI MACON COLLEGE


meetrg OF tho s,usnt Randolph Macon College held n
the College Chapel Thursday, January o. 1852. "a Pc-rson
Chair and Lame, sancs;sr appointed Secretary
The house. being called Tie Precn fe" Appropriate
object the tax:
.lieaon pnpt expressing feeaga ii regard
f.n and la' irmctrr Mr q H. r. coRParw
Wtercu, novel that committee a" four. OF
from each appointed c l'si"n rst
suitable resolutions which nn harEg pasSe! ihs h"u-r - TO-
lowing named The +. C. foy~r. w. H.
Edwards L Do ,kr and w NJ Morris, who in dm.
following preamble oad rs-ouos. wlcI
adopted
Whereas Mr II r. Corpcw haI resigned III. rTofeor,'p Ia
duic. and whereas. deem h"hy rr"pertn en"
pressiJu feelings REGARD n linn, BE- t:rrclofe
Resolved That deeply and r'reI"v rsc: t" ''IfHre
oar nllls.. kHd an roc
whom tbs duties brought L.a dsi
tion
Ecro,re That CHERISH ~i; nar'r' r.r: ions N" many
have cnuyc! comray VIZ! nm wee "uac"
friendly disposition. na an,iEh t'"ntn' s'H -"
NJ INN anl pruc.d flcndshp "ic ha I,-' o"t
connection wi his s!lui'n s's.' ma: a lied.
Resolved Tha: will cnitavu 10 improve lhr rs Hti;'
Th' h he aboIrG u !m:1rt 10 u.s. an % ;Jw ~ VIM
example which c IT AL :SS r!h'Ritc
Rpslv-l Th,t ccnmlrri m - { c -'ceS ~ "hcA q
hereafter nu;e rcJCEaI ~ hsh ga = ~ 80"
nn possessing. la eninc d gree iA' ger log !lte.Y
and a,lf0. he ur cNs:iin cti' tna
solved rh csy q" IN 20 icso uo" IL tei 'n Mr '"r'
tfSlIittd {" "hithElIld C:i,
Adsocae." "RIelroud Enquirer ad ths Mort. her
adj" for pu5'i-atio l. W fE!EhSOH, PIrS'L
JANE. sASosTER, secy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
STATE AGRICILTCNaL SOCIETY,

meeting OF the .cuural Society Of Virginia was he'd
in the Hall of the House Of Delegates half
o'clock Thu sday evening
The Society called 10 order, b. Mr. c. b. Williams OF
Hesco on whose mo,iun, Mr. G. To"nes Of Ptlsylvana,
Vice President Of the Soci.ty, called TO the chair
III introduced in few e,oqucn remarks, MI Wnuehhy
Newton, " 10 delivered address before the Society,
which was characterized by eoquence, f,cs and valuable
information. No Virpnian WIN heard IL but lci, proud
Of his old mother and determined do all that in his
power to advance her interests.
On motion Of Mr. John NJ Patton, the thanks Of The
vention rendered I" Mr. Newton for hs nb'e interest
ing and address, and that he be requested 10 fur
nigh copy Tor publication.
The Society subsequently, addressed BY Messrs 4
Rves OF Alhemae, Mir. +. Ratfn Of HInover Mr. Wm
elmer Of Abe marie, and MT. IT, Jefferson Randolph
The Society then ad JJuTned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
TIE WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.

tn. Pittsburgh Commercai Journ.l gives an abstract
of the points made in the decision of this case by ;e SIT
prcInc Court, us follows:
ls That the Oniu s public navisnbIe river, hr Tree
navigation OF which is secured BY the regulations OF Con-
grcs establishing ports entry and By public expenditure
TO improve nav,ution and b. express compact Oetwaen
yjrrra and the ohtr when Kentucky was admitted
into The Union and Virginia is bound by that compact
.! That The States bordering the Ohio river have,
therefore no right utstruct irs navigation by brlGgs
81 That the Wheen. bridge does Obstract the steam
boat navigation on the Ohj river and public nuisance
An That obstruction of navigation on the Ono rlVsr
BY the Whcg bridge is injurious 10 the nuoc works Oh
Psnn.; lvana and the commerce OF The river
5h That the Slue Of Pennsylvania has right 70 main
tain her suit the abatement OF the nuisance, On e
ground of ils injury 10 her puhllc works.
6h That The Stale Of Pennsylvania. being proper par
~ 10 the sn the Supreme Court has original Jurisdiction
grant relief.
7h That the equitable powers OF the Supreme Court ait
hozc it 10 grant relief prayed for in the bill oy '3moY
ing the big or compelling 1t to be elevated 81 as mol &c
obstruct navigation
Sh Tnul the bridge be raised TO the height o! one
hundred and eleven feet twenty feet higher naa j. no"
at the hghcst point, fo. width vi three hundred =' oEe
the channel Of tie river.
II was suggested TO the Cour; bY Mr.. Revsfd' J"hr
san ra is pafr q" ieendnnts tEat ;r ",'-'f''t"f
nigh; h. removed ty making da's on 't. h-'1I~ =;
Court said they would hear n:oOn II Ill" defendants ae
,rcd u submit one that point.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23

SIGNS FOR 1872

The people of this country have reelected whE
Prcsdcn..
They have never elected lwo wing administrations in sue.
cessian.
Tbcy have now put into power dca.crlc governors In
twenty six States ot IYunc c,yng whg governors
10 five States rhry haze ,=ctci ic:nrca,ic legislatures
IN lw.ty-iarrc States, leaving whig legislatures III eight
States.
They have large Dam 1craiic MINORITY in both houses ni
Cnyns- ne ,eJ -gnGln Substantially N u nov IL IN.
exata. Grn"crn: legislative power T.; the c"untry.
IL j. slated tit uid ll.r app srtivne1l ui .eciOa!
Yates among the State: oy III" c,nsnS, tan d:mc:at
cln.ac receiving lie 0i Tie States carried by The dc
r,ocracy in 1918 would br Il, c.cd Since that lime HE de-
haze nilY clirci Hsw l"fk, le;im'yNahia, New
Jcrssy Rhode lsAni. and D.twasc; in tie eahenntoral
clsci, NJ MlryllEI Ncri Carolina ksniuCay, Ma--iciu-
sets asd Cnnnec:u; ana N the c"ngressnnai c!,Go'
rrucssee MI Of watch States v"Iru lur tfen Taylor
Meantime the ~hgs have carried evea IN The s"fratoai
,clyo no singh" State The Union which 'enlnc7ai-
c majority in 1913 except Wisconsin, which is now regarded
"a surely democratic 1852 An offset Ia this ioss IS also
given by the admission Of California which is also demo
cratic. :,
That The democratic party, ticrs"r will triumph In II"
coming presidential appears 10 be- Just as certain as
that il will continue exist national organic tllun l.
those who prefer ,hc Dcnocc policy and mean In v"'f t'
democratic ticket shall see III 10 meet by their decgilr a.
Baltimore simply as en1Grn's without regard 30 any 'l
pary Distinctions party o-glnz iiions or parry naine'
Whatever the ui democracy would seem ~ DC sure
Inc only hope of ihe wings IN the action ni tse oco-
erals who be led 10 take part IN an attempt 10 suesEd
democratic organization by some nl'tf !" sr''oh',
character ele ntcrntte iutu the democratic crce
some ;cw Issue To divide and conquer IS the policy ol Inc
wings unite and be proof against Assault Is the duy o Int
,!,mucr1.s Tnus in Louisiana. General D"Sns hls oaen
len because the Democrats wc. ilVisi-ana thuS II VIII
be in every ot-. quartz. of Union where sina! ds
ions are pemttre! to tell al the hant-bux So true is this,
mat almost definition Of wh@sery to gay thai II l.
whatever divides democracy. 4 Washington Uai0n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND MI.WEEkL1,
Ry WILLIAM +. s. THOMAS EITCHiE' 'h'
r r n NJ <.

D.;, Panel seven dollars Ter annuI an a" tue Iie cn,i
dollars shorter period than one !ta oh,
Weekly dollars annum and three by mali rnst pa
shle in aivalce 10 he Dtid in the Office or rei,n'e
or sx dollars the end o the , in GOOD
nv All this u.hce DC uns,aef of
variable Bank notes The risk OF The s;ns scarce.
trs being pad dy the er.crs The P Of po,ase
=, ertsnsv bup4~s. which operate. ,.mT,SI ~ Ne
=, "a "a Mi NNnifrEE:-FuI lines or less, astt III
,,1on iity cents succeeahs @ ;s ,.v
IL inserted once week, :Wice "''A = ~
ven and half cents ..,u & ,,;-,y ,;,.s ,c1 n
inr gcaicrtngh-eIcct "t y
whoare charged
rIIE EAlWEEkLH-EoI lines, less, hrst Insertion
"a c.nts: Tor each contnuaic" oo cents -
distance mus; hS accompanied "iIa Tao aSa0 @!
references. 20 insure efecation . -.
u All OaurieS and tributes respect, e-eeecs e'at .' orc
,,ed fra aGrc crtissIac'i:s. ,L
rs All Cncr,eS and Marriages IRON the country S III m
unaEowE be
ION of 1.c the neshsor!nod ",he :" - 49,
hs published Every measure, that has been 'Sen
has proved hc.cionr= unaSdihs we NUS
~ c,,rs insist such upon the
Postmaster Hr;'Ii q" me o""" :" sac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23

Senator james Of Rhode Island himself practical macb
mist and extensive manufacturer, has prcnatCd HI amend
il,nt The Tariff law of 1876 "hlc is altogether Origna
and Democratic and rather Advancement thai law than
deviation from it, tho protective principle Gen James
nailhcr proposes SPECIFICS raise lnlscrimha-ly The
iu,v nn a.y article oi Imports He propose. sim
pv to discriminate between high priced and nw priced a, IL
cIes entering into general consumption. The duty on tbs
!h priced article be increased unJ that The low
priced article be- diminished BY this the heaviest
6nrihcn will fall The rlctne consumers ci ;r costly ar
;cis while he tax The poor the consumers ol the 10"
pricri article vii! be essentially reduced.
f:. n'!satl consequence OF such tarlh would oe !"
/: a!,nnl stimulus Improvements in our mnnnie'
n-c, hv which TIE manufacturers u the Norm miahi u,
r.ct to cni;nenre the manEfclure VI finer and dearcr
cs abandoning market t, the articles entire
The Southern rnrGicturrs, thereby tcmoTihg some
cou?cti and The attempts made in some 81
Southern States produce HE wncen and cotto" ian
cs required for their consumption. Tue pncpsc o
the oa rI0rem duties is 10 let tho burden o taxation tai
heaviest him 'vo is nble pny; and Gen. James PLAN
from interfering with the operation OF this principle ls
..ey enlargng upon IL, In bcra SENSE With practical
vew the Improvement Of the condition Of both the consul
and The producer
Tne States of New York. Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
are becoming pretty cIanrrous for change III the ,n u
1916 and the alterations proposed by Gen. Jamcs woud mo-
cil. viii, single principle Of the law Of lSlh II s, n: MI
vrn: worth cnns rug in view Of the present position oil
parIirs mud the ut a Presidential canvass.
private letter been received in lh!s city ny person
ish position in which Sir Henry Lytton Rnlw.r annIun
Immediate 10 the United States his pt'G@nct
IL absolutely r.llrcd na Mr.. Champion. tho Biii-h
Ch1rg: nd interim, is gentleman full Of TACT experience
in! dpl,uac ski-equal 10 any task imposed upon him
oy his government Bali. Sun. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
TRInl'TE az nESpEEr

a C,ur held for brunswick county Monday the g Of Ia
1862. Court having hc.r
deepest that Capt WILLIE HARRISON presiding Ju,
am highly honod member haeoi f,r 81 years has be-:
frnn y The hand o. DEATH expression n
and Of heartfelt, raIy for h afflicted
iiniIy. do resolve.
That; token of rsspec' hI cherished InennIv r.
court Of the bar and Officers VII the usual bscc
mourning for thirty days
Resolved tcnd'r his family syrats IN tric
nctln nn confidence In common bereavement winch IL"
honorc1 father and tho Court OF friend ana
pan!on
81 Resolved That the Clerk Of h Cour o fn hc !aHi!y Of
copy OF these proceedings and h. sent
the ichniond and Per,ur! papers publicatica
And the Cour, ,!:creuroa adjourned
i Cory, WILLIAM CAMPBELL. ID. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMER GEORGIA.

New YosK, FEB 10 The steamer Georgia nrtyed to-
iav abon NOON. She eii Chagres the I, and Havana
nn the l4. She brings So pAsscrgcrs having transferred
6O 10 the steamer Philadelphia for New Oenns which ar
rived al Havana the l4th, and was to sa: immediately
the arrival Of the OHIO from New OK. The propeller
Pioneer for New York, saed with do passengers.
Sixteen hundred men, Including l6O mechanics taken out
by Georgia. her last trip ut work on the Panama
Rail ltoad The road will be opened TO Mirrs station ny
the return OF the next steamer Chagrcs This cuts oil 81
miles river navigation and avoids the bar at the mouth OF
The Chagres river
The Islhmus crowded with passengers waiting pas
.ace to California The steamers Golden Glc Republic
and Tennessee would carry off all who had through tickets
The inhabitants OF Chagrcs were making arrangements 10
move Navy Bay, in anticipation Of the steamers moving
"a that point. -
The Georgia passed the Ono the l4h going into H7
vana and the Empire City the l5ih 80 miles North OF
Cape Florida.
The weather at Havana had been cod ard much sickness
prevailing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
THE HEBREW SCHOOL, Fund RAIL

At the "Amtrcau" Thursday night, very Guy
and agreeable reunion. II leasart that the
dance kept up until carly hour yesterday morning..
Governor Johnson present for lime enjoying the
pleasure manifested by the Youthful dancers Al late hour
ola Monies entered the and seemed take muc! in
teres, the excellent fancy dancing u Of Mr.. Mil
voys beautiful little ,rholrs. The supper very elegant
and abundant, 10 NJ Smiths best stye-ani Harding's
band poured out volume Of aainl;ihg musc We might
ssYeva iquan: incidents Of the peasaa, scencbut
EnrhIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
ARREST OF 4 MAIL DEPREDATOR.

We understand that of the energetic Special Agents
Of The Post Office Department, yesterday arrested Mlan
H. Harris late assistant postmaster at Hainesvs, befke'
ley county Virginia suspicion of having committed sun
dry depreda1ions, during The last fall particularly on se's
mailed and from WIamsport Maryland. y
Pre.iuls his being lodged in Jail at Matn=oafs' VIZ
gn:l il nrpcars he confessed mis- .ri!: - :
The reonie of This Dis!ct and DIr'crc VII ,-ccaliV
ice al ;ns capture: for learn ;ha; large E"'rs!on
" ~ 49, - - Nat In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
s,Xny POINT FoR SALE AT AUCTION.

ysSIE prevented 10y engagements r.quiIlns MS
yIa.i aien 100 elsewhere residing on ls iafR WI"
nn,cly ness rercusy sole lrvaie!l OF which que uoce
sI We given, thr Bonsb"ok Hotel In pec'eoult, o"
W. ,t o Nav neat o'clock A. without reserve OF
rtsar 10 that valuable hishy improved ana hsat. n H.
t known a: SANDY POINT situated on James KSer 10
hs ouv City Va - miles below The cry OF
And y miles below the cly o Petersburg. . s..
,n, Of land contains 4 and has been aovanta'
r.ouy rIdeG We'll lualed iarin Win u"ehes .o!
nnI.s barns aud nve valuable lot" "i unoeo ta'
P !ssircs Investing II lands o qraliy not 'eh !" ha'
k,: sr invited q examine this estate .,u
ps hills ciy,e The cuan the subdivisions &c. will De
,rg.nrA and accurate pats exhibited 10 ltlcanis
Possession given tUYeed lands Immediately et sdiei 81
IN. u al The end Of the yeaI, with the privilege u 1""ihs ana
seeing wheat; :,,..., f,. :.
farms 10, the mhered ans hi!d cash and three annua
sr.us credit und TO be Soea e0 n
1'e"o A"1 r. b. BOILING.
ptn 4 Sans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
MONI1AY MORNlNG, FEBRUARY 1852.


Mr.. Il. Gf,t;Gn nominated cien Is. ieyon ii Rich
nond citr. Mr. A. l"a!a<cn, j., nuruin.:cd l.. D. Cra'
shaw of Hen,ico county.
The baios were distributed and on being c"uAt.l 'hr -
suit WAS as follows: prytnn IS, Crens!.aw H.
So Gen. Il pcyl1n d"u lrr,! elected.
Mr.. f. Rni!n ~ iiruvrr in Very irrin- manner "i'r
red resolutions expressive "f sympathy with hc :a!
oi GCu cIhr rlalun, ia the loss they have sisa!neI /!
his sudden ieai:, wh!ch weIc unanimously adopted
On motion ct Gta kcharh0T, resolution was aa7ried
recommenara TIE SIn.acrm ianlcr ~ the su.nr' vi TIE
Farmers Ui Virginia
Various members ton subscribed er nance as members
o. the Society.
Mr.. F. Ml:oi, nominated E Rrlin of Hanover, Prssi
ds OF the Society
The ballots distributed aud retu'ied fnr Elmnnt
Ruiin 50. Mr. in declared unanimously elected
Alr. RtiIp, taking The Chair rrinrncd The heartfelt
intas lr the lcnor done HIM. tie pledged MS abiy u
the 1orey discharge I:lc duties ;heg imposed On ii:T
llr. {. Mnnr nominated J. VI. Inrson u hooctlnd, o:
LIST Virc President.
Mr. VIM Nelson, nominated ~. Newton Of Wrs.more
land ui subsequently, Withdrew tire nomination nj the re-
quest of Mr.. Ncw;nn)
Mr.. y. F. Bowc oi lcnr!co nominated i. Stevenson.
On c,nntinc the ballots il Jnn! iat Norson received
% Newton 10, Stevenson 6, T.. Sampson |.
On noliun U Dir. Minor. Mr. Hill Carter Of Charles City
Con.?, elected u Vice President alr. Wlllonchy
NcwinG 81 Vice President, Mr. TlD+ J.ltcrsDn Ranap!pn
Ih Vice Prrjden', Grn. +. II. Steenneger of Mason
County, 5h NiYe Pfesidcut and Mir. Robert Gratan O
Rocki0s shaul 81, Vice President.
Nesss. l.. +. Harvic of Amelia, WIN. Bou"ars of King
& q !cen, EIwn G. Booth oi N0ttoway, VIM G. Oyerton
u Hanover, and VIM. II. Richardson Of Richmond city
elected The executive committee.
On motion Of Nr. I. J. RTndol2h, MIR. Chas vii.
ams of H"nrico elected Recording Secretary and M
Frank G. Rniiiln Of Abcmare Corresponding Secretary
The Convention ;hcn adoarned 10 NEE. Ffdhy evening
at * O'Clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23

One Of the handsomcst Da uerreoypcs, and finest spec-
OF the hrve seen, Is that Of Lola Montez
taken yesterday by Mr. Snons Mt his rooms No ISL En-
.e Square, VI a II reires,nt5 t. life he: dell
head aud fre her eyss with taer rather srl express
sion, BAT breathing deep ;honsh AMI ieciag Tie b"a
III! white veil wc sh, in The Spaish style, IL
quisitcly repJlcel il all its rich tissues the magic
plate. NJ 5. has at his Gallery many admirable Dngusr
nc I,Lt:,1 ~: I'm q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23

NOTICE. :.
TIME partne ership OF DOVE. isAACS ~ ~ r,h.r
by the ~lldawai Of va ~ -. ,;cmr,,, Thnss
"a nv 10 use Of the hr:n IN ilana'n
oIeuad will please call AMI settle ;hei1 accounts n,s, rn
hereafter be condu ted under The nane aio s';' 49,,
al the old stand, No. S3 IaIn st. sA sp L. .pCgeR
e.o bs oand for the p.csent Re OF essTs Jo"s
re,siny INV business connection with then nost hra.i
th.m to the confidence and patronage OF my sff az
the public wN H. ,ss4cS-
Feb. IS 'S = "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
ERENTu EXILES.

The natives OF France, residing IN New fotR nave ~
n,ined co,,e Of twentyonc 10 draft an address TO all
The Fienchen k, United StalCs suggesting the ios
lion Of general association in that cy, win o'anea
throughout the Union in order 10 t ,rd relief 70 an e
ii,jcaI refuaees VINO NAV come from France
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23


LOUISVILLE, FEB IL p5,i~><or k:ns-.'s ai5;css las
nigh was !eiseea h"o:r ir.a rl,;ic0cc He s:osc ir
Gefn,n. ali the pecii has Eesn aasl I;e "a, DC
rrs III King coll! cuns t!i air N1ssl'i,4 ys The T:c-
lesson left 10 tor IL. Eirri"-a : -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-23
MANUFACTURING in SHENANDOAH.

The Wnch,srar Vir,rian states that the people of The
new and growing village o E!inbus, thy-1rs miles from
Winchester oa the valley Turnpike: held meeting on the
4h inst to consider the erection Of mill inr inhnutichr
ina wn,Ien GOOD. Sc The necessary committees ap
pointed TO otan charter and sock and select ste There
is nm abundance of water pywcr there.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
)R TIE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS HOARSENESS. BROS.


AND CONSUMPTION.
ETNHlS Invaluable remedy for all diseases OF
L the Throa, and Lungs, has attained ce.
lebrity from /. Is remarkable cures, never equal.
ed oy any other medicine before. O.her FIRE.
para,ions have shown themselves paliiaures,
and sometimes Effected notable cures, but Eoae
has ever So lIlly won the confidence of every
community where it is known. Afer years oi
,rial m every climate the results have indispu'
;a5iy .hown II 10 pnsscs, mystery over ms
dangerous class OF diseases, which could not
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nrIAw.pE LEGISLATURE.

W1rarxG7os, FEs l9-The Legislature at Dover, has
passed through both branches the resolution 10 send dele
reference 10 the erection OF the old Tarsen
States in Independence Square.
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RAu. ROAD accIDENT

New YoRK Feb. l9.-Tnee persons were killed yester
day. on the Erie Rail Road Deposit. While the passsn
gers dining the freight train into the passenger
train full speed instantly killing three PERSONS being 'he
only ones in the