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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1852.
SsrS ATE
SENATE.
;.r,or,,t Gorcrnor I,EtKE in .tc chair

Lieutenant Governor LE.,KE III !tc chair
Mr. Parker from tie commute on the Liorary made
r,, w, was laid on the table :ad ordered printed
Reports county organization were presented and refer
RAJ.
On r,oon u r SuAcxELroRp, the committee of General
Laws were aula4z-: 70 appoint, temporarily sepltatr
M rnrx- presented the rswer OF Il. Smith, eschea.o
OF Alex nth co1at? 10 the P:,Il@" OF "n. ea.oi
The iolo i!s from The House were read th!fd I'm;
ai passed.: Authorizing an Inspection o 'onasco III '
! town Of Portsmouth,;
| Incorporating the Union Cemetery in hc town oil I'ccf
burg, county q; Lou!0ln (yiEh verbal atncndnents)
Authorizing the sale oil house and lot Belonging Ia
dsrie; ii the cou1,y OF Monroe with an amend
merit cqiirin. i!ie commissioners give boni)
Authorizing Tie Gove-nrr lease part Of the Amory
autl4ing ani It:il adjoining.
Cnne1rnG: the !.auin the waters If Acconac
IL imposes penalty o! $50 on any body VINO shall hereafter
i1i y seine in irsa waters)
Reiunting Thomas f. Conoway money paid By him fos
the boar! u:ps Ihc ayes ana nocs under the pfoviS'
ions vi i've Constitution, required on tins bill: Ayes s.
noes d
Incorporating the Fairfax and Potomac Plank Road Com
rray.
ls Ofarcc and :cIar:ri. Kali Road Company (fhls bill
allows ,th.: Company the others fixtures ro.i O.
pts, 81
Tie o!,wing bills from the House, coming Up on their
THU. rei!!nI, Wee urccrrh - liz On ,lie taolc:
uIo.ing tie Inspection Of tobacco in raompsonsy!e,
pu.nGl COUNTY;
For paving III" nnbiC lo;a ns:j Ii tie division o. I'VE
stock IL tie city al Richmond 81.
Apsroratir five Thousand dollars 10 i.h up the Western
Lnnaic !tsl '.iI win gas;
Coacc5r.:n, olic,fs elected by pint Of The Two
Houses o t:. G-aca! Assembly. (r~n amendments we've
adopted: nI.iI. III" Captain aad Lieutenant 81 tue
Pubc C;uil elective by the Legislature, ayes ~ noes H.
p!!"r -ircy," The lime when the terms o! o!!ices Sa
cotIitr nee
nrJl,va. mate .s were read ,e hrs, tin, aad
!egti - sGaH. reading
Tu!nco.p D.a,r ;ac BlaG Of Berkeley in Virginia;
- incorporate tie Fails VI inuficturng Cum?any;
Concerning the ci;cuI;.Jn Of small b. Banks, S-
v.:igs Institutions &c
10 ai,,,i4a BAL IN crlina! cases obtain bail pieces.
Or .nr'ien o Sir. WSTsHS -Rru!vci. That he commit:
General ss he INSTRUCTED II enquire Gt" TIE cxp-
d.ency vi Providing Uy lw Tor film. vacancies which may
Ccts u Lieutenant: Governor and Attorney
Genera.
O motion II iir. DESEA.s Resolved That the commit
al l.a.< aaI l8t.Iaa Nas-i;on inquire into The pro-
pc;y puviing by !a; ilnnersng into Tie funds o"
company. any dividends that may BE- aEc!lin:.d ana ''u
caie !.r by Il: sioChn"."!s within six mon;hs after he
ii" !cni shall! have declared
Onm,::,n"i Mr.. BEeSr, the bill in relation 70 the ne;iS
OF Ambrose b E:l!r, made tIc uic: L! the day !or
! Tomorrow, at rc.r"k.
On motion o. Nlr. MaR-Is, he Senate a!Jonracd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

J. Warren Crigshy Esq. accomplished 'fglnlan no"
,ssin, The winter with his family in Florence Italy, SPEAKS
very highly d Mr HAM, the Kentucky sculptor who IL
eden tic statue of Sir Clay for The ladies' oi virginia LII MS
Icc1 published in TIC Lexington (kr) Observer lr. ".
GAYS at Mr. Hart full Of cclag and full OF TALENT 100,
AMI ia destined 10 ,akc high raEk in The ar
,i,,ic w,rId-"as 10 his great work, the statue I"
Mr. Clay he could have commenced II, as
the whole OF the produce Of the ine quarry Which tic
American artists alone employ, has been monoposed Tor
the three pas, yeats by contract "!ih huSsa ana II mas
onv lecn within the few days that by lucky accident
"a has .., all, u obtain s,:t1bl. blcE. fear his friends
in Inc United States do tally appreciate the real state o!
he and Of his circumstances He has been 5y engaged
lately in arrarnn. an Instrument OF hs own invention Tor
i,oin,ne tic marble which am will wotS admirably
nave sd iny with payn5 the workman and have aided
n, in H. you nothing done here all out OF
The ordinary line. unles yor do i: yourself"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

On ,lti! Il Mr. MASSEY tie iiosc took up IN, Hlsc!
thu III! irr''."g Tor -. lot Gun o'se - AieNlnhF.
Pending II. p; n - icg lie Srnitcs amca la nl
tin! h inrn.pyi:."" :h% West Colanbla Mining a..
:! ,nul!ct,r!rg Company lie ccGr? OF Mason, Wien
aG,Elnen ~ hes Inc Company !.nh!e = !9Eteiturr -
charter II il shall b!isg into Tie Safe pass any .,1!'
no,.s n - ~ Jitc: by lass the Elgwsa ad3GD:nc!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27
= Of ne Sou'i Side Democrat:

NAsHiNGTuS Fen. % l-52,
S:!ln your paper of the Eth inst, hcrc Is letter sign,
ID H. some twenty-five thirty citizens o the county 81
LuneaaurE rsnursirs in the most ac'ine !.rms That
will permit The Of M caE'Ida'c Tor the office
It J,iue Of The 2ni Jutica! District Of Virginia. have
received .lsl many private letters of like character from
oh parts Of the District In reply TO all OF these comi.
ncauns permit NE, through :onr columns 10 say 10 my
friends ,a with due sense the .sponsbili,es of tic
judicial Office and grateful for their confidence do consent
10 BECOME candidate fer the Office which they desire To
confer ucon ne. Respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

The South SIDE Democrat publishes letter from large
nuu5.r 9: c2eus Of Petersburg Whies ard Democrats
guessing r. X. Meade Esq, to allow his name 10 be an
aounced 10 the voters FOR The Judgcshp In that District
Mr. NJ reply says that those gentlemen are a, liberty TO
use his name in the connection they desire The following
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

Although the French filled with the debates ir
the English PaTnmes - leading a''icles on the sufjec
have Vet appeared.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

Ga molten OF Mr. SO u: MrtSlen5nrg vail 9'itsr-
Wis: ord red the hoat ~ m-cuns Vas ca m&ed 10 tcn
Dc.JeS ~ ii" ~ l,ll::-. III
o. ,n,:.au Of Air. WHEELER liz: House took -? II" bill
Air;. Sen igs nMcu :rGi concerning !s i".:ii i
p5.v sri - CyGraU, and tsr ~: ~ Ia ." "'"hdh, nj ,.
cred ~ nm was .r,aniq"a tie Committee x toads
x. ON III. motion ,. ~. i,ngx-oS % Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

Tho House :i"n resolved Itself n.V Committee o: II
Who'll: lie ii III. Commonwealth, AMI RESUMED IL
constellation U i!.e proposition ~ exempt "Gdi Si
and Hos ,rdUG taxation NJ. SpEEn IN The Chair.
After sacccrts .r,r A.. $cGgr r., il opposition, an
Sir LEAFS 'aYoi II he r:0pos.;iJn, Et. il. gaze We
an the Cyi..n;i.r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21
COMMERCIAL sU NM AIRY.

NEW YORK December 49, Flour there is but
Export there j. not 9. sDn
- As ss s s % %
OATS to moderate
Z; II: e. ' '',.
Man I'd ~ asis 80 fsT PRIME
WOW =
s Ct ssDs I'D Us fsi si ss1
BsEF HAMS sssluug 10 extent At slsss9ois.
s .s ssssss
;. ;ss osIs !; 70. STAT.
s' 81 8,
December ssgars's sayies. pus.hsd
81 s ~ ass
~ a. i 70 d Se ssnhsi
oo rs e .s Sss and prices
to Fls, and Pss; ere St f%sr
sss s' II r.
Wheat Offering Sale.
% & 4 n ssssss
been oa here ds q n small 0's. doing
II Wool msst excited during IF week
's's
The sales sum up about 80 600 b'
been ssvy sss
wSc os aud snbu hence the The sals
= 40 ssisi Rs
u q r. s sss Sc a s1ss
81 EaIS. = quote ny. Flour !. %
.s'!s1 & sssssi
much q 81 F1 W. aao % s sa os ssx
hdst. very firm Sugars "a ola''e' nc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEws--We take from the Louis
Vile Courier the 18th the following items Of river news


Vile Courier Of the 18th the following items of river news
barge in tow of the steamer R. H. Winslow sprung
leak Saturday morning just as the boat WAS dropping
down to into the canal aud sunk almlt
1t reghted with six or seven hundred barrels
pork and whisky the greater portion of which
Immediately fshed out of the river, and saved in
ed oil on to the rocks the Faf We suppose $500 will
the loss Of the boat. She her way to New
lighter great portion Of the freight of
the barge the weight Of which broke the deck In and
stove hole in the bottom of the boat in it's descent
The Winslow had prevou,ly to this mshap been hard
aground miles above and paid the Mary Ste
phsns $3.50 to light and pull her OF .g...,.....
The Arctic Captain Devnney new boat arrived from
Pittsburgh yesterday pretty well laden for New Orleans
She fancy cabin of Pittsburgh makethat i cheap
with the material by machinery put in green
which gives Joiner rather the appearance Of
work i.
The Mediator is the name Of boat that arrived
In tow, ior New Orleans The Mediator il mode-that
is about broad she is long, and will carry the
whole river before her.
We learn that the steamer Beaver atboat laden
with produce Evansville the other day On the ar
boat this port Saturday. she attached
pay damages, and compelled to lie up The damage
The st. Louis Intenigencer Of the 18th, has the fol-
| lowing: e-t a. &
We are informed that the Missouri is still free Of ice and
rising with to feet principal bars But four boat
Banner State Ell Paso and Kate Swinney The latter
on Saturday with hundred cabin passengers and
fair freight They will all be laid up for the present Oh
their retnrn. .-3
The officers of the New Lucy inform us that ice wa
running heavy far down Keokuk. Weather yer.
cold and freights very scarce. - 4f-l
The fine steamer Isabel dropped down last evening
newly painted and repaired and taking on board Ne'
| Orleans cargo s. s s -4.-..t 6
The river opposite is on stand with 10 feet water
Cairo -
The SINKING THE WESTERN WoRLp.-The Vicksbur
Wing publishes the following account Of the late collision
between the Hill and the Western World, by which tn
latter sunk It is quite certain that blame must ut
I tach to the officers Of one boat or the other.
On Tuesday morning, about o'clock as the steams
Harry HILL ascending the river, passing around az
closely hugging the Princeton bar (About ninety mill
sbovs the cy) the pilot discovered the Western Wor
coming down, and directly meeting them. The belt
the Harry Hill immediately rung but as the boa
were coming together rapidly and response being Civ.
BY the Western World the signal bell Of the Hill AZ
i us collision Unavoidable the pilot Of the Harry HI
order to protect his boat from the force o. dsscsn
iug threw the bow of the Hill, which struck u
Western World little in front Of tho cras
ing and sinking her Immediately -sss
. SurREME Couxr OF THE UsrrEp srArEs-Mc'sddl. y
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lip Jss ceopsr, Lsss. n fiss,pool, II asis
'hiP elsabsth Bl Lcystt fsr Lysspoo Whitney ~
ARR1vnn
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~ es::s ~ yen
'sbr ycns wssco 70 days from tndsphis y Wirkam-
r. * ! House : 49,. ,, Z
sr os Henry - dAys hom Navy Bsy 10 ballast . s.s
II. $500 a hsI,... n,
- ~ msscf-Point = 80 =
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80 -'''t'-'' "a" ", = n = 80
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Ap a,y Nc so' q acsSs' te l"m s. Man.vis
Altoc. Lsnhsn, from Lo sl.r,,.
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Nohng p in sight, nothing arrived .lass l:s report & w.
rxPoRTs.
LIvEnrooL-ra .hp obmsora.e. asis bales cotton.
HAvhsrs1 'p Belle A,.l's as,a cotton 1000 ..'..
bags ON. - V "
IIvERrooi-rsr. sp J. Cooper. 1878 s.ls. cotton
LIyERPooL-p.r 'bip El1.es.h Bills: rae bale. eoaos
IMPORTS.
hr &C., Bennett. sss9 s,.. : order,
pEssAcoIA-r.,. hr $500 lumber loees 18th.
fooley AGO.
900 !. lumber ,s a Simpson
NEW Yonk.rsr bark cltolia; $500 es. msIto order
Asooia 10 Pas weoi AGO. az % Wright Williams ieo d,
ssss sfPss ss
20. a.p = na,sf ~. 1,.. r,.. "a, =. w,
NY 10 o''t i'''''' s''n, '''' '''1sn ~ "nl
PARLIAMENTARY .shr Jones: A..oed na... -
v.c.nrs 80, :, oponnc.
FARMERvILE1fr steamer choeiaw lis b.l.. cotton Nall.
With wli.%; Y
cst. as.@'l PlsL. ps.sius S sssahoa4 sss.y
w5ss sd. LIZ
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Wsed
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sm Seo " webt william, Paf II &eiss DO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

nAN RICE'S MUSEUM AND MENAGERtE.
~ GREAT NOVELTY IN NEW 0RLxANss
DAN RCES AUSFUM aud 4kNA0kBK opens o ~
corner Of St. Charles al Poydrss sirees NJ ~
! ~ On THURSDAY, November -.
r. Mr. Rgs hs Il - spoknovs collection of
FiFrY THOUSAND NATURAL AkDeANTIQuE CuRIosITIEs,
worthy Of all es Ths collection Of WILD LIVING
a. fhs Museum vii ssspsa EVERY DAY IRON os'eesk
X ~ Admop half rsies nova4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

ssss ~ h n. sa y sss + ~ NJ
*. :. -
Il u - q ,.T5s. s.,sss 4 Y z
= 3 81 -. ,s,sssxx
Y nne nosses " ~ nss y TX. -. -
soFseon q snn Y szs I'll MA
s.fs fspesns e 'ns 49, q r,.
inx Grssp Ky snA highly = rsl
family boss Can - sesp at the sseoss ~
Charles street,
- s. s. ~. 80.
MAcALiasIsHt TIE y iIAApsU ~ ~ " x.
nah papers that the great wlsafd, Asc.Nsses ~
pefIofmDe sns '.'s vssk y .A.s VIZ !. - - u
and gentlemanly AGENT, Ne = - - ssso1 " ~ -
lisve, on MS way e tnh csty. Ine
thus speAks Of him zss NJ. - 49,
Maeallister's sheshnE hemeay ". .ns t III
" ~ ~ S.hsIsnm me bse tho blind
~ ~ .,;ss q sav nothing a the tae
Il, witch b. bsisss IN this wonderful W msny 90 and
ses him al - uubeevefs 10 the msrvshous my come
swsy.n you can w'tnous ~. -.
Ins in1efus. sesPot .ecu s.
rotten up, sa1o 70 pe .ne a'os. 49,
tning Of tne hge. n.s1 ".'.sy =. ~ -. - v.-.
OF H. = ven = " csn 20 oss'1a1'U' ',s'
Sunday Courier. - 81
3 -. r, Y,r,rv,lia Times OF the nth inst
"a, AZ. .sms.s.. ~ - 81
r,,.. =, mo ~erartiv announced himself as q ma
efcap and aHerculesn and who gave performance on
Saturday night last 10 this city mas eis lor un
~ z ncfp.sn snlord T. he principal sufferer
aftcs him thr printers suf.r come He Is young man.
stout built and speaks the English pgaage imper1sct
presumed that hs nae maze ~ ,o ~. "a Nsns
soms - ns s. .,st ~ Il making Is way towards
- tks Esstprn ctties II would Be we'll for our
N ~ 4 bei.ved TO 81 ~ those who were his hest
friends In Louisville, most consummsts = worthless
scamp
~. ay1,a.r q. nav f,opst,tut,ou
II = - ia on6 aen
= "a -. Men nominated q
- *. ,.h 81, {, Tr... aud Donviss l.
80 80, mr. - ~ .,,;oerrer ~,
hivefs ~ ooncosoA, Ano - ., ~
gests conference between tne irenos o. .ns seass
men, no d to secure concert Of action TINS % NOT
Ann. The InteIieeneer remsrks some third capdidate
N ~ ~, ~ ~. ,otera I'm the distr,ct
not ms CHOICE Va ..'e 'I' ~ - 80 Y
may be elected. The Inteigencer ADDS tnas
or has been appointed the part Of Tensa
parish - S sis..Is
e=-@---= SIS es 81
mttsd in Ns~York on Saturday the th inst e.
Maogan etsooeu INse s : ~ n-l', -. 0 - ..--s.
street so that the wounded man a.eo IN snols
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,

5sl5 MONDAY EVENING, December 30 1859.
ia Beef Cattle Calves The sok Of rough
Uate AMPLE most Of the arrivals
paee engsgd outside Sheep and Veal Cattle in
demand and good stock Of Hogs offering:
- Slssss -PRICEs-
Trough TO Fine @THe net
lTs,aa eic). g net
stxxr :. - .,........,.t o00eS5 90 u head.
Mica Cows oos65 90 r heat
CAIyss AND Ys.Rliscs. oc0slo 30 y head.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

SUPREME Couxr OF THE UsrrED ErArEs- Moadav. Dec
10 1851 No. II. Joseph Wswa, plaintiff In srror "a
Edward Hail. ct AL The argument Of this cause vas con
tnued by Messrs Chiffon and J. A. Campbell for the de-
sndants in and concudsd By Governor Seward 10
thu plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to-morow 1t eleven O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21
B.-This celebrated Philoso

NNApAMELEWIS.--Th This celebrated Philoso-
the Or respectfully Inform. hs L.als.
agsne CAMP STREET between tsls and Edward
abe esn:a!ssd y hcss desiring o. shs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21
I CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE ORPHAl

~ CHKISTMAS GIFT FUR The OHFdAN
At ARMDRY HALL M1nDAI KysNINg pssssss< 81
ANA BENEFIT cshe CAMP STREET ORRfAM ASyLUA
Ae iztssAi y AuHG vhss Hsto ~
they 4; Ladies Nss Osees nads fully III
ccodon IsatitpR. Arin
psled spsssi pahs hpsvesaes ehsI Y sa.ts
sefs Riding eonnue seanpaIs4 ~ ~ NJ
cfrs6e9 usefofBsss u tbs np63s Cbafits. fg
Msnagss nseod headfng r. aSsw 6nyA
,renene MONDAY, ~ - Arnoy Hall Camp stfsst
EXHIBITION toeh dpey and ssis 81 ganey NJ
hansior Of the Iadss city, III Adtag psAs aeA ~
ophans To render sl more ss.iys saL bes.as
acss selected PAh szprs4y for calsnas I'D New Hs-s
pgrse s; ~ 80, b. 49,. e
Among de may spseimsss " csss - -
Chsrs "a IN annbf valued = eooo VII
speesioo ukieh LAds particularly
invite at non aAaaiss If hss- peed te.
Couyibu ~s fros pas ad abe
und respectfully solifd, sd Vii = ses ny
All 1<lt ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21
Departures Of the Collins and cunard stsans1
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

&.
TUESDAY lo asss psssmbsr h, 1850.
COTTON Ia Of " unfaypabs character Of the Nj
aiso Of The hm position aiua hod.n The
sss yesterday amounted barely 1900 1900 bales Prices
vary Irregular, sii IN aseodanee with quesaous
.,.,., ssw oasSsss fissssfissaTos
s Sssf Siss esss . .ss
COTTON AND roBAsoo sr4JEMnsE. s. s.,
s % band is1a
Received sss ssss-,sss ls' ss,sss
1seoes AS
yesterday ............ ssis-4s1iss Soo--lqsss
Stock 90 hand no. cleared. +. ass.sso $4,000
TOBACCo-No. Transaction reported
suGAR AND MOLAssEssome 90 bids changed hands
OF MoAssss
fully soo bb soa nj slS2as for good TO prime o
loo1iBs follows; $50 Ohio
Dc " 49, $50 y s i4oo the Lsvse,
IN "a Ss 49, gco ths Isves vots btaud)
e 400 ned u 3d. $50 bbls 1t ~ So
~ 10 aud asvo Ohio aaly damagsd BY auction at
a 0qk v bill
supply Of Con, Light and hs sale. confined to
including A. and the reus in lois al 414s
neatly 1900 sacks Ohio Indiana, sold Al
4sQ9A', md 10 St. Louis at Soc.
FRovsoNsThe Pork Market heavy, with offers making
holders asking iii 90 snd upwards
without maies change, md noticed sales Of Al casks nib
s@s Clear O. and 40 cnks Inferior Shoulders
Lard deeinsa owing recep with sales Of sla obs aod
tsrss kegs In ssveai parcels at 9ke
noticed boxes sold ioxc ade
cline. 3is sAle 'ss
INDIA pieces sold afrastion Loss
LA cargo made said to hav
been at ti rs y cnsk
CoFFEE-us ssles ss4 bags RID, In lots, at s@shc D.
wInsKYalcs qTi bhs 9os@sc for Rsehsd and alc 70
Raw; aso 100 De1tet's . a4c. Market dull.
SPIRITS mal Tot bb) sold Soc q gallon
FREICHTsA shp taken for Boston at Ne for Cotton, wh
ID decline Of Of cent Pork shipped at y o. and some ais
atHTs
ExcHANGE-No alteration in Tho rates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

HoRRtp MuRpER-Letters were received here last
week from HYDE Tyrrel and Beaufort counties stating
that Washington Carrowan citizen Of Hyde county and
for many years Baptist preacher lately, on some rvo
lous knocked his wife down with chair and beat
her with it until the chair broke pieces and then seized
aarge stick and continued beat her, until man named
Lasser who boarded the house. nterfered to prevent
her being murdered. Whereupon Carrowan took his
gun to shoot Lasster but he disarmed him and letne
house. Ell ~ = ~. sgis555
few days Afterwards say tine 18th Of last month
CHANGED by the house, when Carrowan took
his gun aud shot him dead then took his victim and
carried him the swamp and threw him into the mud
and stamped him surface and covered him over
with mud, and made his escape Raleigh lN W hegis-
ter. llth f.f..s1, +,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-21

pasIen9 PRINCESS c. Holmes will leave
f9 new ind Al laudiugs THIS EVENING
dacai 4 81 r. CARROLL IS oa,ondslet street, Union Row.
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Snow INN up-rhs Louisville Times Of tho nth Inst
hss thu follnxfnR: a. - ~ ....s-N

George Karl Who recently spnorbced himself q ma:
otciap and aHerculesu and who gave performance on
Sauray night last ID this city has left for parts un
known He Is indebted to almost every one win wnom
he had dealings His landlord Is the principal
after him. the printern sufrr He s young man
stout built and speaks the English pguage tmperfectly
It 10 presumed that he has made racks Tor 81 Lous
Same Of is scouantsnces think e has gone TO NewOr
leans others believe that he is making bis way towards
NewYork d the Eastern cities It would BE- we'll for our
East West and SOUTH 70 notice me gent
friends In Louisvile, most consummats worthless
scan ~ b
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~ The superior IND swift running passen-
kcNE sSd iii sfmsS i isndns THIS EVENT
aoeloek SMITH MINISTER, % Poydfaa street. dec91
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The LENNON sLAvEs-A number Of the farmers Of
Kent county Maryland all slaveholders recently held
meeting and resolved the services Of the Hon
r. Chambers lats Judge Of the Court Of Appeals Of
Maryland argue the Lennon slave case before the u
Supreme Court should the case be brought before that
tribunal They pledged themselves to subscribe large
fee and also to bear proporionate share of the
the case.
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4 ~ hesp1endid and fast running passenger
sssas, ~ caIr ayss ior ylcKs-
BURG and all Intermediate landings THIS EVENING, oco
sssi " f'g1ss SMITH pnnsTER. 81 PovdrAs
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~ The new, magnificent and swift running
4TL UIS and I'll thus EvkNIr q - ok
dessr W WHITE BUCHANAN, ~ Fulton street,
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SAILING or THE BALrIc-The U. 8. mail steamship Bal
TIC which sailed from NswYork the 1Ith took out
sixtyone passengers and s2ss in specie r. Tuck
erman ESP, bearer Of despatched to London J. A. de
Lsyalla attache Of the Peruvian legation James Han
son. Of Pa and Samuel Bradley, Of Va. are among her
passenger. There dense fog when the Baltic left
and the consequences she got aground on the Mud
Flats about and half miles below Governcrs Island
The tug went to her assistance but being unable
get her OF she hid to await till the next tide She re
ceiyed no damage 3'Ss2F ~ ails 5t@ls
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CorcoapiA Asp TErsAs. Under the new Constitution,
the Parishes Of CoBoords and Tensas constitute one Benz
.tofsl District and candidate has been nominated in
each Parish John Routb, Esq in Tensas and Donsias
Rivers in Uoncorda. The Concordla Inteligencer us-
eests conference between the friends Of these gentle
men, 10 d to concert Of action this BE- mot
DONE the Intelgencer remarks come third candidate
not the choice the Of the voters IN the district
may be elected The Iutegencer adds, that COMMITTEES
coopetion has been appointed on the part OF Tensa
parish
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JxsRY REscur CAsr.Anuther arrest in the Jerry res
cue slave case at sycuse took place Friday the 10th
inst colorsd man. named Hiram Brown, being siszed
BY the Msrsha aiding in the rescue warrant had
been In the ocers possession for long time Brown
had sxcreted himself and wintsred in CAnada Upon his
return he was sesed The negro bailed till January
in company with Logan the coored preacher Imprisoned
for similar offence.