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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

Those persons who have subscribed the endowment of
Richmond College the condition that $50 000 should be
obtained by June the lst 1855 in pledges Of less than
SO0 hereby informed that the said condition has been in
good faith complied with BY the report Of committee Of
trustees who have carefully examined the books of the G
neral Agent is shown 500 732 40 have been obtained
cas! and bonds and 50 900 subscriptions making all az
gregate Of S6232 40 We do, therefore, those
who have generously responded the call of The General
Agent that their first nstamcnt is due from The date Of this
publication The bonds deposited with the Treasurer OF
the College who requests The city subscribers cali and
pay their respective dues. By order of the Trustees he
authorizes country subscribers forward him by mail
his risk their contributions provided they shall furnish if
svidcnce OF such remuances.
BY order of the Board,
RO RYLASD, President.
JNO. NJ. MURRAY. Sccy.
EDW. WORKMAN, Treas.
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KIcuMOsD AND DANvlLLE

rg,o TIE EDITORS or THE RICHMOND i.Htu'"i.>-"
d r,ryrx,-ll was wIth prise thai read ~ your jogat
hi. mortns. advertisements under The siS,'utt 90 Nv
IA in which these gentlemen. III kindly GOA 10" w
', ,iv credit upon !vr rs.mrntS emanatins from 'a
h. ia r, anon 10 the economy ani money bi "Ach a'
gers travelling the 'S"aisi"c 0ue "'! eH'" e wing
phur Springs - ,,,, 49,, =, ID, af1 !,
month tary All that advertisements contain aGi ihh
,IIr may r; is that j. U1t hon ~ The Il d. X
iasiy one little ;e sacrifice the pubc interests i'tAs
II IN. tina: proposition male tn ihc Company {" nrrt
tho rate OF tolls may lc secn from !e accompanying coAG
49,, lt ,yit, Shlsl proposal Board declined 10 comply
cnrtnce we OF our owa stage conacoF- Mss5'-
81 20. nave t'r i!'''oi s'oc' ='''''''''''
Your OaCGleEt srIT l.
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's'TlE session u thu, coo iuta'eda the Ie'!'nca !
EoItml" Is.i nItSy ydui comfy VII cia b.
Of October MInUt UlrTu Irio uaut Dr. ,a %:
following The subjects Taught the a aud trr'S a4uh
ard c"nncciou with Roman ard Greek History. Lose Va
Ia all hiamr g. German French lrlHu and >ir
TIE stud al hcsr suec dcc'ci with rsie 't'
thorough Preparation inG she DIVERSITY ~ NiIGif.a $50
b. provided with iIum Firtsrkt Hal r 90
Central Kali Ro. Monthly Ccuarr sent a,r.. q
llAua. 'he standing oi their Gd
with such other in 1rnisigr a ~ deemed prn,cr,
TERMS:FG, board aud iIDu per (cXciUGiE 81 s
halt advance, ard the talacc he ,nd r the
Textbooks lu.nphcd bookseller iricc EaCy fta
tons would b. best he number OF EoaIdrrs viii rnf ~
aGhrcss. mo. Hart IT. lr~Is' store, siors!!sar:l
,ur !S-rtis'ttc, .vl. rlrs'ri s
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II. CLIFFORD. ' |
,r,oy SrArSToS. IirH luSg, IS
nI,alnL.Nr nANNIILE EAlL. RnAn COMtANN

,r,,, STArSToS. iiTH lrSg, !>i-
psr.InEST DaSvILLE RAII. ROAD COMPANY
bear Strive have agreed With the Virginia Central Kdi h'ad
our cuu.c IN. and put the fare from ksm
IA c Vur. Sulphur pr..s Virginia Central Ran koAG
provided iuthc 'aEca he sam: iio" "''' % '"s V"
Sui phur via your road.
As we are equally Interested N boh sGut' no oRecon'"
sumo will be- made by yoGc Boar! TO ~ ne aFe al me sam
Central R, Road had action on your road a-r'
al m which induced The action Of Your boado asIre WI" "'
posioa reduce the Tie ii.c Is 100 i," u wee '
rh ns u,I Tor produce bp ami III" rise o. ss
Which . he nctwer RlcHiuoGi and Lytchbnis aud ~
10 be iY!et between L!Hc.hu's % 'e "h'S >" t'ui' "
nn ,ou,r ON he same optlng hr raniy best Tor 3,
. .lt i! !uluIG be avoided ana glvr salts h
IL. parties. Nctve written 10 NcsHfr f@ss - '""' -"
r,, suur, vi. submit he acts "a your BIifG
We re.at Ic.comlr0nise mos ini"tall :" ne >oui >.s
as no attractions h.. low iaIc VIII draw OF tn" ifIvct Please
hsr nom ,ou V,Iv respectfully. your obciIeu servants
''" yS,,".f WILLIAM 4 PARISH y co
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THE MONTREAL FIRE.

BcRLISGToN W., July l0ih, III 4. MWe learn by the
passengers BY the who left Montreal this morning that
the fire has been finally checked The whole number of
houses destroyed is supposed be less twelve hun
dred, including many Of the best in The city Among The
valuable property consumed is Cornwall Terrace the BsI
ops Church, the Palace IN ST. Dennis street and Ygo
Square, the Barracks Doneganas Hotel the Hayes House,
the Theatre the Market and the Cattle Market The loss
ia estimated at several millions Of dollars.
MosTREAL, July lOth-The fire first commenc ed in
Wauehs bakery on ST. Catherine street in ST Lawrence
suburbs and destroyed the Bishops Church and Palace
geher with 600 houses mostly occupied by the middle and
lower classes The Nunnery adjoining the Bishops Church
was saved. The total loss by this FIRE Sl,I0U,000
Three thousand persons were left unshecrcd.
The second coniaeraton broke Friday night in the
OF the Hayes House. ana consumed all the houses in
Dalhousie Square, including the Hayes House. Hon. NJ
Molts residence the houses Of the Royal Artillery
and the Military Secrerarys Office Thence crossing Am.
hers street, the flames laid in ruins nearly the whole of the
Quebec suburbs The loss by this fire is not stated but
must be enormous.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

BY sol III SID. AND La ~ I'D h' W. -
~ - lur 10 the pub that lie .t.Ycr.'sens igE
hy H. Snih Sir and ivnclbut. ior the oi
rannn COMPLIED with u Stages are fe.lcd on 20 >s
from, BuiorIs 81,
than eleven dollar deliver passengers ~ "e y"
SULPHUR IA less han two and a hall days. .r,su
july l2-2w !. FAn''h -
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P. E. TABB, Secretary.
GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON

BosToS July ll-Last evening fire originated In an un.
occupied STABLE 10 the Of Purchase street. Fort Hill
which ragged for six hours and consumed the Sailors Home
the Boyesion Schoolhouse the Mariners Church and 80
stores and dwellings, Loss S250000 Several hremen
were badly injured in their efforts subdue thu flames
Mr. Webster will leave for his farm franklin N H. on
Monday or Tuesday
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TERRIFIC STORM

FuLTos N Y July l0-A terrific thunder STERN occurred
in this vicinity yesterday. The wind blew hurricane
and hail fell large pigeons eggs Corn fields
were torn and fruit trees destroyed Palermo the dam
age the and vines immense and the yield will NOT
be onehalf crop. The thermometer fell from SO 70 In
very short time.
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SALES or TOBACCO By DEANE & BROWN.


Dr. I. Walker. Ahemare hhds 80 3 at 5 80, al
25 | ats IS ats, at 90; G " BooErr EncSInshan
hids Al 10 al 80 Il; 5 att 81, 81 ID, Al 20 !
ats NJ 80 al IS; ltnySsr, North Caroline hhi
II 80 AT Is al Is lat % 2at o. ati Is at 80
Part OF his crops Dr Gag. Fluvanna II lts from 80
10 a. Farley. Kanawha hhds at g. at So at g. /
~ So Estate & I 'Iis'all Buckingham. al 10 So Col
rmT Br..wn, tlhemate his from so 10 So ~ K f
Nelson Fluvanua 10 hhds from 60 so; n & Wills.
Eluvan;sn. At 15 al 50, at !; Powell Nelson,
wright, Blck!ng'iain al %, al ! Co. AZ So o NJ
Ayfrs Buckingham at IS, ut 10. NJ 6; Col E &
l!ancs Buckingham, hds from So TO 50; Boawrisht
Buckingham, At 50, al 6, at TO- L Carter, Cunbcr-
At IS at IS at 50 at so balance his crop VIM
Gas Buckingham, , at TO- nj So al i So part his
crog; Wyatt Smith Buckingham at 49, S. att 81,
~ 4. 5; " Yancey, Fluyauna at IS al Is. nj
4 II VI p.itus, Cuibe-ani, h,d- from 50 Ia -; John
5 NchoIas Buckingham. At TO- 2a,9 N 2j at So
at g. at 80 at ?5, al 7, AT 90, III CO. ! at
So 60, at 40; Geo y Nicholas Buckingham, al
II. 4at9 att Al %, al 6, at IS, al 20 nt
90 at & Mrs + S:rattor Powhalan. AT !; French
powhnan at 49, n 80 at 6 IS; DR. Il Cock, Al
bcmlrlr. nj rs at G. at 81 al G. at So at So
y; ; 10, I'll 20 nj a. Fl Neon, AibGmarle, al 25
a, So ut 35 T NJ Hill, Buckingham, n 81 at s.
mt 3 40.
The inspections In the State the Isl reach % 4e2
hds. against 2 IL 10 the period last year Nutmith
standing THE increase il is confidently predicted that they
will no, Al 900 ty end OF the year This will
short Of the estimate Gi with the t!ad, By
AT least 5000 hhds. Should the crop exceed Al 600
with the present unrr1mising condition Of the growing
crop calculate with certainty upon existing rates, il 1t
does not improve greatly.
FLOuR.-For weeks past the receipts have been very
lishr, but withou, any demand except by retail.
WHEAT..he only transactions yet transpircd sales
nj 81 !oT email crop already delivered Our mers refuse
10 make contracts any price for future deliveries
CORS.-Thc market is entirely bare. 1t would com
nand 20 10 50 CTS. DEANE s. BROWN.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES OF ALL srhINcAS|

sy.RE.E d., LANES. Tissues. Pms lamUs. GM.na.. II
p AMI ol;e! Musu. silks. Dn'cs F'inc's Lace 4sr
AMI E;aug- aiso q" KINDS OF wcarine "r =" c"s'" az
.n,r. and nm, me, w.a. OF every dec Ipto 0H'r
,..,rs. " VALENTINE. CkENSiIAW IS I
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Thomas M. T. Mckennan Esq, Of Washington county
Pennsylvania died on the 9th instant al the residence
Judge Bell In Readng In that State. Mr McKennan was
formerly Representative in Congress- and recently
will be remembered rendered Cabinet appontment
which he temporarily accepted ultima ,eIy declined
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WILLIAM 81 MARY COLLEGE.
resIIE next session nj tins IuSItutIpr VIII omen uy 4.

FAULTY
Right Rcvd John johns D. d. President and Professor o. ~
Philosophy aid EsiG"uCcs OF Christianity.
Benjamin Ewc. rro. OF Mathematics and NatuJ4 St"c"
Morgan j. Smcai. Pin. D. P!s:. oI Languages
Henry A. Washington A. 81 Prot Vi History. Por Et'fo'
ard La" Ui Nations.
R-"i S'las Tonen, u. D. Prof OF Intellectual phooh Ds
Ictres and Rhetoric
Juda. Gcorse T.. Selrhirc. Ill. d.. Prof Of Law.
Robert i;acwC1i. SdIunct Prot. O Mathematics
Tho necessary expenses sutenu tie ruI7r Co sce "
exclusive Tex Books will BE- from $40 e2-j. tcc'nins
number OF Department hr may attend.
IN The Law School the necessary expenses ap exclusive 81 ~
Books, vii! exceed $50
copy Laws viii lie furnished IN any in' wao SlI ~
10 Judge GEORGE p. ScAEBcRo, Williamsburg, Va
Jity .r,-rwrtJrit.
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ORGANIZATION-


M, cu;. ,euurutlons. submitted by Mr. X IT, Scott.
u!antnlousy adopted al the Democratic meeting al
line African Church, on Friday evening last:
l. Resolved That the Democratic association Of the city Of
Richmond be night revived and continued under its for
ne organization and name until the lst day of February
1883 unless dissolved And that its efficient Off
GERS be requested perform the duties, which they have
heretofore faithfully discharged.
3 Resolved That the President appoint at his convent
ence fifty members compose Vigilance Committee from
each Ward Of the city in the ensuing Presidential
election and announce thai, in the Democratic Press
OF this city And authority be given 10 said Committees
add 10 their numbers when by them deemed necessary.
g. Resolved That Committee OF six from each Ward, be
selected by the President solicit subscrpi deiay
the expenses Of The Association.
d. Resolved, That Committee OF nine be appointed by
the President select and invite speakers, from time 10
time address the Association during This Presidential Cam
paign
s. Resolved That Committee Of six Two from each
Ward be appointed by The President 10 provide suitable
room for The meetings of tho Association and report the
Z meeting Of the
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In REPRESENTATIONS -nrun.alcs cne,

April term. 1852.
Edward Dromgooe r. 5. sims in :1: a. r.
Illustrators oiG,o r, DromrooIa Piai =
-
John T.. Drnng1olr and uthrr1. Det'.. -.
happening the CJmrt that the pllHiIs bill Ea- been nc
the subpoena returned executed oc a.n tao months
admit home defendants am! that the order of publication a
fpstht !e ehIahs ht' b'en u"'l y ~
,fs bill! be AIKEN confessed those defendants: ana al,
bearing that Defendant filed their ansssF
guardian ad Item he eoore assigned. and the panIf- "
piled generally the motion Of the plaintiffs therefore
aiudre and decree that Williamson Kelly Tao
speciay appointed for that take az adj
OF Richard : Sims and Edward DfoMs
mnsrators Of George G. Drpmccnle decd taking
thereof rendered by The said adm
them distinguishing between the personal Assets req m
them Of te and the sGr from the sale
in Ohio and the Court doth adjgGse, order
said after giving reasonable noict
Of general crcu 20 appoint time af
receiving proof debts demands against the SAID deceit ~
and make report the Court, with mater s NAV
ted deemed pertinent by himself, or which any OF the par
require 10 be stated. a opE ,.,,,,r,,
Geor-r C. deceased. and -
interested in the hereby notified that m.
pointed TUESDAY l0gh Of August next, as t 'inS e
office Of Jane. Walton the county Of BunwS as hove
taking the several and proofs al debts orief
decree: on which day. and which rc- they are
attend ~ o'cor l. A NJ wl'h ie Claims prof.
ted IN order that may b. enabled 10 carry 1910 exec
order Of court. ,.,...,, --,,y Cor'r.
July l3-cwiw "NSoH h6LhA'
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MA e TSIEn.

MARRIED Washington, Thursday, the Isl First
Church. by the Rev William Mclean, Dr. BEDFUUD
BROWN of Virginia add MARY SIMPSON daughter the
Joel Simpson, OF Montgomery county, Nd.
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T~FAIR IN HASOEER.-The ladies' OF ST. Marvin,
49, Parish will hold fair MCntou Oh. farm, M
Capt Richard = naaco situated the main road 10 ano
yer c. Ia miles f,om Hewes the Central Road and SIX
miles Taorsvr FOR The repairs. Fork Church on
Thursday the 18Th oJui:, commencing az 10 O'CLOCK, a. NJ
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rorp DAyS LATER FROM EUROPE.


NJ. yonx JuIy 1.-The Steamer Arctic, with Liver
pool dates of the Goth u, arrived oil Sandy HOOK al
ococ this morning. but was detained oeo" oy inc 10y
Tie Asia arrived al Liverpool before Sunday TIE
eth ult. .
The let of Jny and directly thereafter dissolved
FRANCE.-Thc French government Is attempting 10
smooth The difficulties with The Assembly ,,,
Inundalions in The Departments COM ,a NAV,
Tnnlon rhat N shins OF war are y ~
The project mooted semoticiay, Tor the colonizi-
tion If French Guiana.
The French assembly was closed on Monday by mes
sage from the President which was warmly received i
wa. made up Of little else fine phrases. The budget
shows deficiency Of 81 10000 runcs.
lrALY.-lhe affair OF Alather, which made 50 muca
noise lately has been settled through the insirunena'ity OF
Sir a. Biwrr.
SWITZERLAND 1T is stated that FIVE great European
powers have formally called upon Switzerland TO Recognize
the right OF Prussia to Neuicha'cl.
GERMANf-iIessrs BuIau& "eissc Of Hamburg, have
failed.
.AUSTRfa.-Aus.ria has summoned the states OF the
Zolvcicn conference at Vienna, 10 negotiate customs
league against Prussia.
Ii reported that attempt made assassInarc the
Emperor vi Austria AT Grosswa,rc!n, Pesh. The
.us,in missed his aim and blew out his own brains
lNDlA-Thc papers from lndio conuin nothing Of mo.
ncnt
MARKETS.-LivsRpooL June 80 : Cotton has been
quiet without the slightest variation from the prices Of Fri
The sales u The three days had been K 900 bales
Of which exporters and spectators took 1000 bales OF
the sales Is 600 bales American The Imports for
same period were % 900 baIes mostly American.
Wright Candy " Co. quote the sales OF cotton on Mon
day and Tuesday 1000 bales Of which exporters and
spccuarors took 500 bales The markets closed taney
Fridny's rates.
Sales Of brcadstus hal been restricted by the weather.
Holders ask penny advance wheat and 81 flour.
Yellow corn Cd. dearer. White, dull
Maxwc's Circular quotes advance oil Is Cd. %. per
quarter in Indian
LosDoS MoSgY MARnEr-Thc money market W., les
steady owing The of French loan Of fS 100000
being contemplated. On Monday the subsidcd, ana
Consols closed at 00I zoos, ex-Gividchd.
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SEROF1AS GUANO.-I prepared receive
deft from customers large small lots Of Guano Ny
stock Is Of late mporaons of the quail
Y. July 9-c8 HUGH w. FRY.
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DEMOCRATS OF AMELIA,

DEMOCRATS OF AMELIA.
The Democrats OF Amelia are requested 10 meet al the
Court House: on the END OF the present month"; THAT being
Court day. for the purpose of rayng the proceedings OF
the Democ.alic National Convention.
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WHIGS GIVING UP.

We do remember anything like the dependency and
despair of in the present which lead
ing Scott journals openly confess. The Boston Daily Ad-
verser closes long article earnestly appealing TO the
wings TO support General Scott with the following remark
able declaration:
ave do conceive the force Of this reasoning 10 be i'm
paired by the admission which have distinctly made and
which We have no disposition 10 retrac THAT NOT
ANTICIPATE SUCCESSFUL ELECTION. Ad-
hitting this 10 be UNIVERSAL IMPRESSION, it should not
relax the efforts OF the wings Of this State do all in their
power To sustain it,"
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APPOINTMENT OF SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
WAsHSoToS, July ll.-It is said, auihoritaiively
that the Hon John p Kennedy Of Maryland has received
AMI accepted he appointment OF Secretary Of the Navy.
The trial Q! Day, for the murder of his wife, i, still pro-
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After the ube and eloquent speech of Judge Douglas, de
vced Friday evening last the President OF the Demo
cratic Association at the instance of many democrats of h
city, rendered him the compliment OF public dinner which
he declined
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We give place the following long sss 'to butt bu, from
ber,son not from sense OF oosa'o ~ ne can Of
PEREZ We nave GOT him. The shoe pinches' we kn'"
nv, ,but is not our fault.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE

FE1uE Grand Division Z: Virginia will hold a Guar -
:; 1 $ ;:;;
mpoa will be presented he meeting and full Of
delegates Is deIIsd July l3-ew3v
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Ind been made the important because OF The surep
tous manner which Judge RS quotations had been mace
the reading Of which, unexplained we DO not hesitate 10 saS
would have made wrong impression Inc 'uage next IT
tempts to screen himself behind the allegation that he re-
us 10 publish the rhole record but this fully an
swrrcd by The fact that could moi win any popne ~
So inasmuch OF pages would not nave coh1ae
il, and this was well known Judge Robertson as 10 our
selves He could make the request therefore, win Pe'
safety and his doing proves nothing we no where
ont GIVE US THE FACTS AZ THEY UroS THE RECORD
bu; are omitted material fact. III true we omteo \"
our first article that part rc1ng 10 the first trial. because
before stated had nothing do with the mcrils OF TINS
case and in support OF this opinion have given the best
legal authority Indeed Judge virtually gives TINS up
but he wants us to give him Virginia law When he shall OIL
sc, the law we have given him, viii give HIM more; unn'
he does So is not necessary He has given US no auor
~ bu, his own pse Dirt and that will not be regarded as
very good authority in future.
In his last letter. the Judge informs us that every gen.
aman OF the profession 10 whom no had put tue ques'
agreed with him. Well that may be-bus he does not lei
us that he had put question 10 any, and there 100 muc
special pleading here take that for granted But, W
arc M, ,sntorned he has put question 10 some law
vers since then and he say that ell such ngee WIZ
him? Not eractly.
Finally tine Judge supposes case ana pu's US IN w
place OF his brother then assumes nat MS oo"'e' ooh
r,an view Of The case and asks what ue would do un
der such circumstances and entertaining SUCH VIEWS aS ~
brother did. when Judge r. shows us any authority 10
assuming that his brother took that we" Oh Tue easc " "
be time enough answer the question.
IN, enouuh We only attempted to show that Chester
w,, mrs. ease than that of Jordan Hatcher ms
have done And If The Judge has Justified The action OF "
hr,h hs certainly has that of Governor Johnson :"
, SIZED
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN NEW KENT COUNTY.
At meeting OF portion OF The Democratic Republican
pary, held at New Kent Court House. July the sh THAT
being Court day. motion, Cnp John Lacy was called
10 the chair and DR. John Slater appointed Secretary
The object of meeting having been explained by the
chairman the following resolutions were unanimously adopt
Cd
ls Resolved, That heartily endorse the Baltimore
Platform Of Democratic Principles
End Resolved That will support cordially and Zoalousy
the nomination Gen. Franklin Pierce Of New Hampshire,
for the high office Of President Of The United States believing
/, TO be a nomination eminently fit 10 be made.
3d. Resolved That we recognize in the Hon VIM king
OF Alabams candidate for the Vice Presidency long
tried Democrat the eersonian school, and hail his
ination with much satisfaction.
The meeting then appropriately and eoquenly add
dressed by the Chairman Vim. r. c. Douglas and Beverly
B. Douglas OF King William county and then motion
of WIN r. c. Douglas, The meeting resolved TO form De-
mocra,c Association to meet every month"; at the Court
House iron, This till the election; and motion John
Lacy was appointed President Of said Association and
John $. Slater Secretary.
On notion agreed 10 publish the above proceedings
in The Richmond Enquirer and the Examiner. when the
meeting adjourned Signed.
JOHN S. LACY, Chairman.
s..
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NIUNDAF july
TOBACCO.-rhc market is without change since our
last eporl-the breaks continue large and the receipts have
been small. ~ NJ MARLIN q ~:
last: Mrs Hricn Jones Il So So TO- % l. "a So
O. and ut To- G Lpscomb, at 80; Mr. Bobbi't, at
lat Isl Davis al 10 50 and IL; C Davis, at 50
aud !; 3 Norwood al To- Knott, at So c Knott Il,
c; Wm Burroughs So 5, 40. II. y and Ia Cog
we'll at5 80; n Sauerwhite, AT Is and 10 90 WILEY
Crowder at II and l3 %; Hail al 25 ard 10;
Gerst | At 50; G Chapman. at IS; w II Read, al
2a + g. ii and 81 Mrs Bnock, at ~ and Is; \ NJ
& C. # Lcwccn At ) "a; Dir y Edwards, at 40 and s.
/ Henderson, at - and Is; Thomas Morris att 10 unc
IS; Rurwc al and II SO; p Hawkins, ut 5 20
r " Watkins al 50. y 80 Is and l3 50; watkins
~..s " J a
30; 4 sG;!,rs al i; u " Bur~~ at 25 Is S. 81
.rd 10 %; W Il Wilson, at so. "a and 10; II Thorn
ton AT IS and 9.
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As the steamer Roanoke coming up james river, on
Sunday night abou, IL o'clock, in contact with
schooner laden with wood. Tho steamer hoveto and came
10 anchor possible when the schooner was found
TO be in sinking condition. Her anchors were thrown out
10 prevent the wreck drifting into the channel and the crew
brought up 10 the city, The Roanoke are happy to say
sustained no damage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13

LOUSIANA-W. S. Parham, Wing Elector for the Sixth
Congressional District, has resigned his appointment and
will advocate the election Of PIERCE and KNo. The Delta
says he will be powerful accession The Democrats The
following is his letter:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-13
FOR PRESIDENT.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM Il. KING, OK ALABAMA.
LATEST NEWS BV THE TELEGRAPH
reIesraphed Tor the Richmond Enqntrsr.
I,EORMATIoS WANTED.

Storm las, evening prevented the transmission Q! lie
graphic intelligence.