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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04

DIy,, 80, TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
80. ~ HESDREE, CoUNsBLLoRs AT Law AND GENE
s AGENTS, will attend promptly 10 all professional
he Circuit and Supreme Courts of the State, and in
nr ts District AMI Supreme Courts, also TO ali matters
s.usted TO their management Address. (post pad)
>-"'rtnI. Texas. Jan l6-cWly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04
PUBLIC MEETING


At meeting OF large number of the of Richmond
County, held tho Court House Monday the 18th day Of
April, 1852
Richard r. Harwood was called TO the Chair and f. W.
PendIeton appointed Secretary
On motion of Thomas Jones, Jr. the following Preamble
ard Resolutions unanimously adopted.
Hhcreds The election Of the Judges of the State vested
i perns the constitution, and devayes upon
the voters of the counties Of Northumberland Lancaster
Richmond Wcstmoreand, King George Caroline. Spot
syIyvania King William King and Queen and Essex
elect J,jge for tho circuit composed of those counties,
the epponchng election and whereas John aylne Lomax,
he accomplished Judge OF the old circuit Of which ths
,cnny is part has by his great purify OF character,
;ensve learning distinguished abilities and mncss and i'm
pariay in the discharged of his official duties, The
confidence and affections Of tho peoplt,-lhcrcore il is
Resolved Tint We in public meeting assembled do nomi-
nate him candidate for the Judeeshp in this circuit nnd
invite associate counties TO unite with In his unaRi
NOUS election.
Resolred That the Secretary furnish Judge Lomax with
copy these proceedings and that he serd another copy
10 the editor of the Tappahannock Gazc,tc Of the Por!
Royal Times and o one or more OF the Richmond and
''''''''~'S '' r. H. HARDWOOD, Chairman
F. w. PEspLEToN, Secretary.
RIcHMosD Co., APRIL 10Th, 1852.
DEAR SiR-The resolutions adopted ''at meeting OF
large number of the voters of Richmond County held the
Court House Monday the 18th of April 1882" which
you Secretary of the meeting have done the favor TO
communicate, claim my most thankful Acknowledgements
The haering expressions with which my past judicial con-
duct has been approved by that meeting gratifying
10 me- and the nomination. by which they had been pleased
10 hold up candidate for the continuance of judicial
service in the circuit, imposes upon the most grateful
obga ons Of duty yield to that nomination. If in tho
retrospecon of my judicial life of twenty years
the people have discovered proofs acceptable them OF
my fitness for the station in the faithful discharge OF which
their interest, happiness and security deeply IN
voved have neither the inclination the right with
hold the services, which The public always ened 70
command from every citizen according his capacity II
is becoming however, should in the utmost sincerity de-
clare that my presumption would dare arrngtte
the high qualifications which the meeting in ia Euaiity
has ascribed me. In compliance with The wishes which
cul submit myself therefore, candidate before ne
people for election Judge Of the Sth circuit In addition
10 the thankulness duo from ME the meeting owe to you
personally my thankulness for the kind In which
you have communicated TO me the copy proceedings
of the meeting,
| am with great respect, Yonr o'dt serv't,
JOHN TAYLOE LOMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-04

TSnN ANNE MURRAY ROBINSON, THOMAS VERNEY
onni\S,,\ AND ANDREW RONALD ROBINSON.
hereby Given you tot Thursday the 18th day OF
Nav Sc the hours OF u A. NJ and NJ at the office
DANIEL Ir on lih street. between Main aud Bank
s m Of Rcl,r,odl shall proceed the dispositions OF
Ws:an Go;ln Saah T. Puiliam Edwin II. Chamberayne
hers 10 os read in evidence in certain pend
The Circuit Chanccry for the county Of Henrco,
s sou are and plaintiff; and if from any
the eposions be rot then and there commenced,
or,ctcci should he completed the taking olhe
veil continued time, be resumed al the place
n completed NiCiioLAs hlLLo' lrus'ee.
10
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. In case AMI upon attachment returned executed
Tie object r the defendant hteeh
el and ec dollars and eighty cena with legal interest
sseun lih day OF March, 1852, Ill paid ANA ~
.arng w ali lawn ta; The said defendant is not resident
the plaintiff by his attorney II Is ordered
defendant DO appear here within month after duo
aon order ard do what TO protect his ne"
that order be published week Tor four
a e Richmond Enquirer. newspaper published IN the ci
Kon posted the front door The Court House oil
as ,oaniy the first day OF the next County C"uli
copy Teste, EUS. ROBINSON, C. e.
h;rtTf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01
Wing Convention Platform.


W HlG zen. Ex COMMITTEE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
NewOrleans April 80, 1852. !
At the last sitting of this committee the following pre-
amble and resolutions unanimously adopted, and
ordered to be published:
Weeas the Convention to assemble the 9Th July
at Baton Rouge for the purpose Of remodeng the Cons
tuition Of the State is the most important potca
body that assembled within its borders-caled
has BEEN by the people, to rid themselves of the
destructive democratic Constitution which, since 1S45
hung like an incubus upon the States prosperity mpainp
the energies of the people, crppng their resources and
placing them ESQ far commercial position is concerned
fully quarter of century behind the point which they
would have occupied if not ruinousy rearded-and
Whereas As the people the States through their Legs
ators and at the polls, in demanding the assembling
OF Convention have cordially responded to the
mendation made by the whg party in the of
vember last-the Wing Central Executive Committee o.
the State of Louisiana in the discharge of its delegated
authority deem it necessary and expedient in view
the great results involved to to the wings
the city and Of every parish in the State to make regular
nominations within their respective election districts fol
Delegates to said Convention--and
Whereas As we believe the system of measures advoca
ted by the wings of Louisiana in connection with tn,
formation of Constitution. to be eminenty wise
Just and practicable and to be peculiarly their and il
their nature calculated to build organic structure
OF which the State will be justly proud conceive to
but right that the construction of such edce should
rise under the supervision of wing architects-and
Whereas The two most important measures now advo
| Gated for the advancement of our State and city
well regulated sytem of Free Banks and
A judicious system Of Internal improvement
Have been commended for by the wing party of the
State against the united power of ocotocois and the
wisdom and necessity of which has at last forced
tant acknowledgment from opponents; feel that
becomes the especial province of the wing party by
eecting majority of whg delegates to the Convention
to create Constitution which will be in unison with
great conservative character and principles
from its very construction will tend develop the hh
erto hidden of the State-resore public conf
dence Ono longer crippled by unwse democratic restric
tions) and place Louisiana in rivalry with her sister
States.
Be therefore resolved That respectfully recommend
to the wings of the City of Neworeaus assemble within
their respective districts Saturday May
10 for the purpose of making nominations for delegates
the Convention and for the further purpose selecting
delegates (in such number they tit) to City Con
vention for the purpose of nominating four (Senatoria
delagetes from the city at large.
Be further resolced That we respectfully recommend
said City Convention to assemble Wednesday 18th May
| at * NJ, at the Wing Central Committee Room.
I. N. MARKS. President.
u. SALoMoN. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CII& Major Henry Young, Parker, Royser Garner
M1rrel Ala Baldwin John Skies Moore, St Louis
Johnston jr and lady, Mobile; Andrews,
tiayana; G Cook, Franklin B Wright VI W Weeks
Metten and servant See Thos Montgomery and lady, Miss
raekton Green and lady, La; jones' Harris orne
ST LOUIS. Mosey, W Uttey, ILL., Labriskia, Y f
uSha! Mobile Lyon two daughters and DR. g Griffin
Ala Mrs John Henderson, Miss
Slow anil servant, Imp; jas Wies CHM Pope o; Smith
and lady East Florida M Wampler, Wanplor Coast
vey; G Grey, England.
COMMERCIAL Moore, Morgan, Ray John Rae Thoma
Gray Int; Ma sfed, Seeds Seed, VIM Leaper Ohio;
Kelly, Johnson River Robinson, Mobile
James MCCARTHY, Ky; Lieut. Forrest S W Pass.
VERANnA...A Deb1g, VIM LightFoot, Michel W John
son. Ala; Wood, VIM Cook, F Kerfoo, S Zones Va.
ARCADE p Swey B Lude W Conner Clarke, Texas;
Robinson, N o; Linn, Gown, La; W Carr, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

what an enormous surface of collar was fashionable in
the reign OF King Charles the First The wealthy
lace collars, which must have looked very we'll especially
when fastened at the throat by gold Nevertheless
our citizens seem perfectly well satisfied with the articles
sold by Leighton Co, 63 Canal street Where in town
can you ind as regards quality and fit better shirts
lars, under shirts and summer drawers
when folks with headstrong passion blind.
To play the fool make up their mind
They re sure to come with phrases nice.
And modest air, for your advice;
But, as truth unfaing make it
They ask but mean to take itn
Nevertheless readers follow our advice with regard
to the proprety of purchasing from the superb fancy and
staple dry goods at % Charities streetBradys old
And consider the cheapness
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

Things IN HAvANA.-We make the following extract
from the Havana correspondence of the N Y Tribune;
take advantage of the detention of the Cherokee to
inform you that Gen Concha took his departure
Island yesterday afternoon He accompanied to the
place OF embarkaton by host of his admirers and
thuSlastic sympathizers two steamers. crowded with
them escorted his vessel to the mouth the harbor
the warves crowded with spectators to witness his
departure The latter sauted him loudly passed by
and he returned the compliment by bowling them with
MS head uncovered and even his wife and little children
appeared on deck to bid their adieus
The principal Spanish merchants before the closing
the mail subscribed large it is said hundred
thousand dollars, which they forwarded Madrid
presented to his three daughters token their
teen and sympathy
one little incident occurred the wharf few minutes
before he left, which fear has shocked and hurt the
feelings OF many worthy Americans As the people
waiting the starting of the Spanish steamer the Empire
city entered the harbor crowded with passengers in
passing up when opposite the principal assemblage
was saluted with the whistiug of hundreds after the
Them - POOR unfortunate passengers of the Empire
CITY, thought what have you done cause this
gar and offensive reception What part have you taken
IN the dismissal of Gen Concha And ye oh crowd does
your present behaviour show you be superior to the
rabbe that received the returned Spanish Consul so
rudey IN Neworleans whose conduct you so much re-
probated rs
You will be surprised perhaps, in hearing that the
spanish paper the Ccnca published in your city the
staunch supporter of Spanish rule in this island has by
decree OF the Government Madrid been prohibited to
circulate in the dominons of Spain account it said
OF the severity with which it has the American
Government IN its articles about this island etc The
D'do de la Marina of this city has been fined $4,000 for
having committed the same fault
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01
Married.:

"Wednesday evening" April 49, by W. Whtal MIR
JOSEPH DlGGS NJ IS MARY FUDGE, all o. this city.
Thursday evening, April 49, ST. Church. by Rev.
Charles W Wnitall Mr. HENRY ESKfOLM md Miss RoSENA
FELL. all of this city.
Thursday evening April by the Rev. Whital
THOMAS STEEN and Miss MARY TRELFORD daughter
VIM. Tretord, all of this city.
Thursday April Bay St. Louis by the Rev. Pitts
WILLIAM COLBY and Miss MARY f. HoYT youngest daughter
w. Hoyt, Esq.
On Monday April 49, by the Rev. c. Goodrich JOHN MITCHELL
J Flushing Long island and Miss MARY T. PETERS,
Tuesday, April Mobile Mr. J. JAS JOHNSTON,
city, Miss HARRIET BOURDETT of Brooklyn, N Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

surhEME CouRr OF THE UNITED SrATEs--ElIday .lpril
81 ls52-No l2o J. Campbell ct al, plaintiffs in
Trustees of Township in Range 49, In the
preme court Of Ohio.
Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the opinion of the Court
affirming the judgme mt of said supreme with costs
No, 126. The United States Harrison and Duvall-
Appeal from the district court United States for Louisiana
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered tho opinion of the
Court reversing the decree of the district
handing the with directions to the said to
inter- a decree in favor of the United States
Nos l2l and 49, j II. Howard al plaintiffs in error
5, Nj, Ingersoe.-rhe argument of these causes was
commenced by Mr. Reverdy johnson for the plaintiffs
rror and continued by Mr. Coke for the defendant in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

SUPERINTENDENT THE CHINA MIssIoS-Owing to the
continued feeble health of the Rev j. d. Collins late Su-
perntendent of the China Mission Fuh- Chau Bishop
James, of the NJ Il. Church. has appointed the Rev r. s.
aclay who has been in China several years to sue
coed him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

SLAUGHTER BuESos AYREs.--A l. tier dated Buenos
Ayres February 49, describing the def ut of Ross by ur
'liza says:
urquiza is scarcely less Of the tyat and tiger thar
isas' lie shoots without mercy Eighty men and
men We're shot at once at the Quinta Thursday last
. Yesterday he Issued proclamatin which will com
omlse nve or six thousand, requiring all magistrates
rest them, wherever found and ever, man will be shot
is first proclamation that all wo were found steal
g or pundering should be shot in fl cen minutes after
hntenee IL was only necessary To ccuse-proof was
searcey wanted OF asked for 1t 4stmted that 400
shot in three four days-the IA 4 was the siade
4 So
There has been discovery made at he ounta, which
has produced excitement h. ge viz some bar
is Of picked human heads believr they We're care
tilly put each in cask fifteen twenty by themselves
Two expanat given Of it--oac is, that Rosa
Intended them grace trumphal entry into the city
t the other that they to be set into the nerio
seecrows at the ross roadsesis the custom IN sps
q this day,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

billiard MATcH.-A large party of gentlemen Assem-.
bed at Boyston Hail. Boston, the evening of the DIST
ult to witness the match game for superiority between
Messrs. Michael Phelan and George Smith both of New
York The games follows Three hundred points
up the whole game three hundred points around the
table and two hundred points The first. Phelar
led six points the second Smith fifty three points and
the last Pheian forty points The games well
5csted, and occupied some two hours and Il half
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

The PEacH Trees AND INSECTS KnLEp-The Port To-
bacco (Md) Times states that the severe winter just
passed has killed nearly all the peach buds in low grounds
in that county while the hill sides and elevated loca-
lions, they are only slightly damaged, The common
kinds of the peach tree it is also said have been in
ured than the superior budded and grated varieties
Another fact is likewise noted that all those little insects
which appear early in spring destroying bushes and
tender plants have been killed by the cold weather
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

The WHEELING BRipaE.--The Virginia Legislature has
adopted resolutions nstructng the Senators of that State
in Congress and requesting Representatives to sup
port such measures may result in retaining the Wheel,
ing Bridge as it and requesting the Attorney General
II the Commonwealth to the U. s Supreme Court
10 suspend its decree and allow the be reargued
Inv him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

BALTIMORE WEArHER.-The Baltimore Clipper thus de-
srbes the weather in that city AS coquettish as
he weather Run home for umbrella-put it up-sun
shines hot-takc back-put coat-start out
big shower-no umbrella--market hotlse-snow storm
catch cold-home agan-doctor ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01
Died I:

On Friday, april 80 THOMAS HENAY aged years.
Belfast Ireland.
If The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON,
the residence Mrs. Crehen North side of ST.
the Thouptou His friends acquaintance
invited to attend.
Tuesday, April ADA, days. younge
daughter Of Henry and Eliza Fassmnnn
Thursday morning, April 30. O'Clock, MARY ELIZABETH
second daughter Susan and The late Peter Dnau
Thursday, April 49, CHARLES T. HANNA, aged
days infant of Charles Hanna and the late Annaea Newell
Thursday April o'clock MARY
aged years r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

FRoM CAllAo-A letter to the Provd nee (R. ~ Jour
ua dated Caiao March 3d. says that oil the vessels tet
out for that purpose. including the Gamer Chilli hay,
sailed for Guayaquil and the Flores party are looking
anxiousy for from that quarter Business has re
yved in consequence of the of The great number
passengers who have crossed the sthmus The peste
slow but not dangerous fever, prevails n. Callao.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

The SuN Iron Buil.pNG.-The Baltimore Sun of the
4th contains cut representing the large and beautiful
iron building in which their paper published Accom-
panying the cut is full description of the different de-
parmens of the Sun establishment the stores in the
lower part of the building
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

MEssRs MILLER, HARRIS AND WALpo.-These gentlemen
just opened at No 10 Camp street. excellent and
most varied assortment of articles in the way of
Furnishing, and at very reasonable rates Their stock
being and of the latest fashions offers unusual in
ducement to purchasers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

The NEwEscLAND QuAKER CONTROVERSY SErrLED.--The
Supreme Court of Massachusetts, has decided the great
Quaker suit in which about 100000 worth of property
involved The decision is in favor of the Society
Friends of NewEngand and against the few who seeded
from them in 1915 under the of The Wilbur Meet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

bargains! Bargains =!
DRY GODS.
IL CHARTRES STREET.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
IT The undersigned intending make alteration their
store, wishing their nrge STAPLE
DRY GOODS will from this date offer them reduced prices
Our stock goods all resh mporta
ton aud will be offered very great reduction from former prices.
Our stock consists in part Of
Printed Ogandes Jacones Brlliaptes Cambrics.
Printed Grenadines, Bnreges and Tissues.
Black and eolored Plain and Brochs Silks
Printed and Plaid Fouiard Siks.
Plain and CHECK ed French English Gughsns.
Embroidered and Hemstiched
Rich Embroidered Swiss and Jacone Bands.
Rich Embroidered Jacones and Swiss Edgns and Inserting
Rssl . and al, ase and nseng
Plain and Embroidered Swiss and Null Muslns.
Striped Plaid and Figured s Jaeoue and Cambria.
Platillas, Britannas nrd Espiteles
French and English pure Linen Drllpgs,
Seersuckers, Toile du Nord and Linen Checks.
II,s+, lot Diapers psmasEs and Double Dsmasks.
6-i to "a Damask and Satin Damask Table Cloths
French Bernie Table Sets and Napkins.
Long Lawns, Linen Cambrcs and Lenos.
nroche Linen Cotton Mus for Bars.
Bobbinet and Linen Mosquito Netting, colored and white
English and French GauEe Flannels
Quilts Dmties Curtain Stuff.
Embroidered Bobbnet and Muslin Curtains
French Ecglish and American Calicoea.
Cotton Sheetings and Shifting every description.
English and French Isle Thread Hose.
English and German Cotton Hose for Ladies md Children.
Mems White aud Brown Thread and Cotton Half fiose.
Men and Womens auze Merino and Cotton Undershirtr
Men and Boys Neck IIandkerchieis and Cavas.
Alpacas. Bo'nbAznes and Mousseline de L.iGes
IS and ~ Plain and Twilled osnaburgs and Lowels.
White, Gray md Black Linsey and K.rseys
Denims, Shirtings Stripes and Iitkines
Cottonades, Plaid Domesics and Checks
Madras and Plaid Bingham Iiandkerchiets.
Buttons, Spool Cotton Threads, etc., etc.
GIQUEL II JAMESON,
strpet,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

THE BOUNDARY CosMssloN-It is stated that the fol-
lowing persons have resigned their positions on the o.
boundary survey: VIM A. Taylor: VIM. Bausman. VIM
7. Brooke, R. NJ. Tutte, R. B. Smith, VIM. H Gordon
Timothy Carroll James Steele. Samuel s Moe. George w
Miller Ed Crawford David Smith John 7. Mankin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

The BURNING THE national THEATRE AT BosTor-
AS mas already been announced by telegraph the National
Theatre at Boston was burned the 22d ult The Thea
ire was owned by Mr. VIM. Sohier who purchased it
Gently from Mrs Pelby for $4,000 He insured only
for $4,000. Messrs Fenno, Wright Bird the lessees
lose $4,000 on which they had insurance They
their books papers and money Nearly all the and
actresses lost their wardrobes Mrs Sinclair who was
playing there at the time saved most of hers All the
fixtures and properties destroyed with $4,000
worth of music hundreds of manuscript plays about
two thousand prompt books The musicians suffered
heavily in the loss of their instruments The fire broke
out about o'clock in the morning and there is not
doubt that it was the work of an incendiary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

The New PApER.-The journal entitled the Cotton
Plant and Southern Advertiser announced to be
issued at Washington Saturday last is established
as the organ the friends of direct trade at the South
and it is said will be supported by the leading Southern
members Of Congress of all parties
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

BRIpGEwArER FIRE AND WEATHER Poor PAlNT-This
unequaled substitute for lead paints is winning its
into general favor with unheardof rapidy We notice
number of additional subagens have recently been
appointed; among which is Mr. p H. Degruy, auctioneer
in the Fourth District There is section of city
where its is essential in this District formerly
Laayette where large majority of the dwellings are
frame and most of the roofs shinged 1t is needless
urge upon the attention of property in that Dis
ric the protection to be gained by using the Brdgewate
Mineral Roofs covered with this economical substance
become as hard slate while weather protector is
equally seryiceable The general agents. Messrs G. O.
Bogert Co. actively engaged in establishing efficient
subagents at all the principal points in the States they
represent and short time their arrangements will be
suited to the convenience and wants of the public In
the meanwhile perusal of the advertisement in another
column will give those not already familiar with its pro-
perties insight into the purposes for which it
can be advantageously and proftably used.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-01

fs~ NEwoRLEANs TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
The members OF the Newoeans Typographical requested
meet on SUNDAY May Mt u O'Clock S the Saloon the
Year, Coffee oas' 81 Charles street. nearly opposite the Theatre
tanusi attendance rsqusEi the Capsteou he submitted
t'' adoption saG oGP Ss&r ~ asde, of shs President,
Ssl}' VA, eapfsEfi sss1sssry,