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CORRESPONDENTS
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, March Is.

AMHERST COURTHOUSE, March Is. 1852.
TO Judge Briscoe G.. Baldaein:
Slr-Ihe judicial elections under the amended
Constitution being near at hand, the undersigned
members OF the Amherst Bar, in common they
believe with their fellow citizens, feel lively in
terest IN the selection to be made of Judge Of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, for the selection of
WHICH this county forms component part
Highly approaching your past valuable and
distinguished services on the bench of the Court
of lastresort; entertaining for your character as
man, an upright magistrate and accomplished iu-
rst, the protoundest respect and feeling assured of
the continuance ofthe attributes, mental, moral
and physical in all their vigor, which will qualify
you to discharge with your wonted ability the
duties the office you now hold, they beg leave to
offer you this testimonial of their appreciation of
your character and past services, and to express
the hope that it may be agreeable to you. to have
your name presented to the voters of the section.
nominee for election to the office of JUDGE of
Court of Appeals for this section.
Your pre-eminent qualifications for this HIGH
station having been we'll manifested by past most
faithful services, the undersigned cannot antjci-
pate opposition to your election, upon party
grounds. though the section be Democratic and
you Wing. They earnestly hope, and will not
permit themselves to doubt that this section will
magnanimously exercise the fell spirit of party in
judicial elections, as they are pleased to hear will
be done in other sections and circuits, wherein
Judges are to be elected without opposition, who
are nos of the dominant party in politics. What
ever other counties may do, the undersigned feel
assured they but reflect the universal sentiment of
the citizens of Amherst, when they express the
opinion, they will look to qualification and fitness
Alone in all judicial elections, irrespective of par
ty.
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ABUSIVE LANeuAGE.-Samuel Long and AL
fred Jennings were yesterday brought before the
Mayor upon the complaint of Thomas Carey, who
stated that on the goth inst. Long came to tho
foundry where he Carey worked, and abused
him in the most shameful manner-that whilst
Long was thus proftably and respectfully engaged
Jennings came along, and also joined in abusing
hlm--that afterwards Long and Jennings loitered
about the gate leading to the foundry all the even
1ng' for the purpose, as he supposed, of attacking
him; but that he avoided them by taking another
route Carey also stated that the difficulty had its
origin ina misunderstanding between Long and
himself-that Long asserted he owed him fifty
cents, and abused him because he would not paw,
&c. The Mayor held Long and Jennings to bail
in the sum of $500 each, and in default of securi-
ty, committed both to jail All the parties to this
transaction live on Oregon Hill.
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MEETING IN CUMBERLAND

At u meeting of number of the Wbics If
Cumberland county. held Mt their Court Lonse
ON Monday the 22nd inst, being court dav, Cant.
Jno. Miller called the meeting to order and porni
hateu capt. VIM. NJ Thornton rs Charman.
who was duly elected, and Dr. Richard p W.I-
| ton chosen Secretary
The Chairman on taking his seat briefly st.,cd
the object OF the meeting to be to select suitable
delegates to the Wing State Convention to bo hoid
IN the city of Richmond on the 18th dav IF Anil
next. " "P'i'
! &Col j. II. Davis offered the following reso,u-
ton which was adopted:
heso'ed,s That the Chairman select tyvontx
ue'eSatos TO said Convention from tho varous sec
| tons of the county. '0"' 'oo-
lhe Chair was permitted so add to this n1,,n
per- and reported the following names, which
We're approved by the meeting: Creed Tovlor
W IN. A. Perkins, Capt Jno. Miller, Joel |. Scott,
III Chas. Ralne, Col. " Parish, Capt. JAS Hob
son, Geo w. Palmoro, Jno. S. Meredith, DIR. n.
). Robinson VIM. II. Mayo, +. d. Irvine. sam
Booker, Col. j. II. Davis, w. d. Copton, JOS.
n. Goodman, VIM S,ratton, c. Carriucton A.
L. thppin G. Wilson, VIM A. Cooke, A. $
Booker, VIM. Il. Johnson, Il, b. Trent los
Mayo Henry Parish, A. A. Scott DR.. Jno. ~
Miller, VIM. n. Booker, Epa. Hobson DIR. Tno
Trent DIR. +. A. Irving, Jas. Miller, r.. ]. Phil
Fps, Jno. Harris, Aug Harris, VIM. II. Hobson.
and Samuel Hatcher; and on motion the Chair-
man and Secretary added together with
other Wings OF the county who may be in Rich
mond at that time.
Capt John Miller, from the Committee of
ihree, appointed for TINT purpose, offered the
following resolution, expressive of the sentiments
OF thus meeting which was unanimously adopt
ed
Resolved, That this meeting prefer above NIL
other men, Willard Fillmore to be the nominee
OF the Wing party, as their candidate for the
Presidency at the next election. Not meaning
ny thls' however, to trammel their delegates with
instructions, butte leave them free to act rs thew
may think best for tho good of our country when
they meet with their friends in Convention
On motion, Resolved, That these proceedings
be sent to the Richmond Wing, Times aud Re- !
publican for publication.
On motion the meeting adourned
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FIeHTING.-A couple of negro fellows were ar
rested Sunday night for fighting on Main street,
between Gath and 25th streets, by watchmen Da-
Wis and Blackburn. One of the negroes struck
Mr.. Davis over the head with heavy bludgcon,
and otherwise resisted, but Il sound cudgelling
brought him to his senses and rendered him as
docile as a spaniel. On being brought before the
Mayor yesterday both were ordered to be scourg-
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F. r. FARRAR, Secretary.

DINNER RENDERED TO Mr.. WEBsrER.-A
paper numerously signed by members of the New
Jersey Legislature and citizens generally, invit-
ing MIR. Webster to complimentary dinner was
presented to him the other day; to which the Sc
cretary replied as follows:-
TRENTON, Wednesday Evening.
GENTLEMEN: | cannot we'll say how much
honored feel myself to be in receiving an invita-
ton from the members of the Legislature, the
Bar of New Jersey, and citizens of Trenton with
out politcal distinction, to acceptfrom them pub
lie dinner as token of their respect.
In the list of names attached to this invitation
find those highly distinguished in public life, ON
the bench, at the bar, as well known and as highly
respected out of the State as within it.
With many of them it has been my good for
tune to be associated in the councils of the coun-
try, in the course of public life not now a short
one, and this renders the expression of their re-
gard the more highly acceptable and grateful.
But am obliged to say gentlemen, that my en-
gagements do not allow me to avail myself of your
kindness. | am here only for the purpose of full
filling professional obligation of long standing,
and as soon as that duty can be performed shall
feel bound to return to Washington.
Allow me, gentlemen, to thank you cordially fol
your kind lnvltaton and to assure that it does now
and will always give me sincere pleasure to re-
new and strengthen my friendly intercourse with
those of whom | have heretofore known, and to
cultivate the acquaintance of others to whom
am as yet personally stranger.
Gentlemen, your very obedient servant
DANIEL WEBSTER
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action the meeting adjourned.
MEETING IN AMELIA.

At a meeting of the Wings of Amelia county.
held at the Court House on the 25th inst. John
A. Hillsman was called to the Chair, and Fernan-
do X. Farrar appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That we heartily and cordially an
prove the administration of Willard Fillmore.
Resolved, That we concur with our Who
brethren III the propriety of holding Il Whie
Convention i'll the city of Richmond on the 18th
April and TINT the Chairman of this meeting be
authorised to appoint delegates to the same.
Whereupon the following delegates were ap-
pointed:
Hon. VIM. S. Archer, DR.. r. f. TAYLOR. VIM.
E. Meade, John Harris, DR.. PHI +. Soutball.
Dr. Geo. c. Scott, VIM. l.. Booker, Jno. Allen
Jeter, Samuel S. Wcisiger Chas n Tiueheart,
VIM. d. Southall, Egbt. G Leigh, L. Masters.
Daniel Worsham, J. II. Van Deuson, r. II. Bra
zeal, Albert Branch, +. A. Banton, Jno G. JEFF
ferson, f. F. Eggeston, DIR. r. T. Wilson, DR..
II. E. farrar, DIR. ID. j. Wood, Jno A. Graves.
Samuel r. Seay, DR.. M. F. L. Evans, Jno. M.
Miller, VIM. E. Seay, VIM. G. Haskins, VIM. J.
Barksdale, DR.. VIM. c. Booth, Thos Y. Lebb.
Jno. H. Stegar, Col. T. N. Coleman, Major VIM.
Ii. BrQwn,sDr Thos. E. Booker, Chas w Far
mer, VIM. Eggleston, of Richmond.
And on motion of John NJ. Miller the Chair
man and Secretary were added to the list of del
egates. JOHN A. HILLSMAN
Chairman.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Barque May Queen, Watson New York. to Haxall &
Bro.
Barque Cora, Horton, New Orleans, mdze to Haskins
x Libby
Barque Midas, Jordan, do do.
Schr Maria Theresa, Crowel Salem plaster To n I
Peyton
schr Tinker Reed Gosport, plaster to r. Rankin.
Schr Manchester, Creighton Baltimore. mdze
Steamer Belvdere, Clifford, Baltimore mdze to Ludlam
& Watson.
Steamer Roanoke Parrish, New York, 10 dodo
SAILED,
Schr Oranna, Dodge, New York. D. Currie
Schr Athts Robinson, New York
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CONGRESS-SATURDAY

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-T House
devoted its session principally to taking the ques
ton on the various amendments to the deficiency
bill reported from the Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union-a of which were
agreed to: and then, the bill having been passed.
the House adjourned.
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HORRIBLE CAsUALTY.-A small coloured o;rl
chld' about five years ofage, was yesterday burnt
10 oeath IN n tenement in Premises row. Duval
street. During tho absence of its mother, who
Is a tree woman tho chiId's clothes caupbt fire.
and 1t was literally roalted alive In its agony the
poor little thing rushed into the street. encircled
by the iames' tutoring the most piercing and pite-
Gus shrieks
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Our Reporter committed bunder in STATING
that Charles Granger, the free fellow who passed
aspurlous note to Mrs. Phalen, had been arrested
by Mr. .Phaen. He was captured by Messrs.
Tyler and Pearce, of the day police-than whom,
we take occasion to remark, not more efficient Of
fcers can be found in the Union.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-We have received the
tenth annual catalogue of tho Officers and Stu
dents OF Richmond Colloge-1851-' 52-and shall
at an early day take occasion to direct public at
tenlon to the strong claims of this institution upon
the public for support and cncourag ement.
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Destructive FIRE.-The large five story
stone fronted new store of Merritt, Bliss & Co..,
importers of woollen and other dry goods, Broad
way, New York, was entirely destroyed by fire
early on Saturday morning. A large amount of
damage was done to the rear of three or four ad-
joining buildings The goods lost are valued
at upwards of 100000, fully covered by in
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ANoTHNR BuILDl

ASoTHNR BUILDING FALLES.-Another sad
accident took place at New York on Saturday, by
the falling of building. The house was hew
three-story dwelling, not finished enclosed
The front wall fell towards the street and the side
wall inside. Some twelve or fifteen mechanics
and Iaborers were employed in it at the time, of
VIII ON five are known TO have been killed.
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DRuNK.-Fleming Branch was picked up in
the street Sunday night, by the Watchmen, help
lessly drunk. On'being brought before the Mayor
yesterday the officers of Police gave it as their
opinion, that barring his inirmities, Fleming was
decent man, the Mayor consented to release
him.
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~ DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask the attention
ofdealers to their auction sale of Sugars Moasses &C.
at their wharf and warehouse Rockets this morning
at II O'clock, without regard to weather. NH 30
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lBY TELEGRAPH.l

NORFOLK, March 27.
Arrived barque virgnian, Boush, IL days from N Or
leans
NEW YORK. March 27-Cleared, schrs. Triton,
Brown, Richmond; A. r. Wetmore, Dearborn, do; ]. r.
Watson, Canbron, do; Mexico Caraman Cty Point.
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MIR. Slnton's stables, on Richmond Hill, were
totally destroyed by fire about half past ] O'Clock
yesterday morning.
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DIE ID,

On Saturday night 9th inst, Mrs. VIRGINIA o. con,
sort OF robert McCandsh , and daughter of the Rev
Stephen Taylor Wv
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the bill TO the Seaate aud request their concur
renee.
On motion of Mr.. GooDE of NJ,
The House adjourned.
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u The Norfolk Herald of Friday last contains
letter from the Hon. II. A. WISE dated Rich
mond March the 22d, in relation to internal i'm.
provements. 1t appears that certain prominent
citizens of Norfolk appealed to Mr.. Wise to exert
his influence with the Legislature whilst solourn-
ing in this city, to secure to Norfolk her Just share
of Legislative appropriations for internal improve
ments.
We quote an extract from Mr.. Wises letter:
Il regard the completion of tho South Western Road
connecting it at Lynchburg with line from Portsmouth,
and Norfolk, and connecting at Chrstlansbg with two
points on the Ohio the at Point Pleasant and the
other at Guyandotte as one of the works of the
leading importance, both to Virginia and to the Vest
inns would converge the trade of the West of the South
West and of the North West your port and start your
two cities into life like that of new birth which
would thencetorth be gigantic in its growth.
The proper efforts will be made here in behalf the
grant OF some amounts at least towards Railroad
and that proposed don The Ne Riuer; but you must not
be too sangue OF success this session of the LEGISLATURE
lear that appropriations will be made this to
any works The necessity for increased taxation to
meet the sinking fund.- will force the Legislature post
pone the imposition OF burthens, until after the ag
gregate wealth of the State is enumerated, until the
of be derived ad vaore is better as
cerained and until the disposition well as the ability of
the people to bear heavier load of taxation is better
known This to be regarded session rather of
under the Constitution than for
ofundry IeSlSlatlon Inc New Board OF Puolc w OfkS
too has been organized, and there is proprety in
works until it is put into operation
These may and probably will make delay but the
friends OF these works may and will do much prepare
for liberal appropriations hereafter
Mr.. Wise tells his Norfolk friends that the
public money aciH be expended for others if not
for them, and if Tide Water would have its share
of appropriations as well as of taxation, it must
cease sending to the legislature undiscriminating
of internal Improvements, sssh as in
times past have prevented useful and large State
works, and caused a wasteful system of logrolling
unon works of minor imnnrtance
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RICHMOND, VA
TUESDAY MORNING.. nARCu so.
THF DEMOCRACY.

Well The assembled wisdom of the De-
Pccrscy, obeying the fate of all things, has pass
= away. and those dazzling Ephenda, Tim
Eives aud Wise, have gone along with it
Fourth of July orator once phrased tin
oreal corruScations, hitler and yon, like worm
NEE a fire. Ii is no less truth than poetry.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Bills were reported from the Standing Com
mittees to provide for the erection of bridge
across the Tygar's Valley river and to authorize
an increase of the capital stock of the North river
navigation company, and to authorize the Board
OF Public Works to subscribe for three -fitths of
said increased stock.
ECONOMY AND INFRINGEMENT.
On motion of Mr.. BOWER, it was,
Resolved, That the Executive of this Common
wealth be, and is hereby requested to furnish
as soon us convenient to the Legislature, now in
session, tabular statement ofthe names and saa-
ries of all the officers andagents of Joint stock COM
panies of roads, canals bridges, and other institu-
tions in which the State has an interest, inclu-
ding the different bank officers, &C.; with Il
view OF information, economy and retrenchment
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
By Mr.. PINNELL--into the expediency of pro-
viding by law that hereafter no person shall be
confined in the Pententiary for crime, for shorter
period than three years.
By Mr.. STEvENs--of enacting a general law
for the incorporation of literary and educational
institutions.
By Mr. LEwIs-of regulating by law the staff
OF the Commander-in-C Chief.
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The Undersigned arc aware that it has been
whispered III some quarters that your election
would be objectionable or injudicious, upon the
score of your declining health, if not decl;n;nr
years. But they have been well assured there ia No
Just ground for such rumor and in truth il oric;no-
ted from temporary indisposition, with which
youwerc afflicted last summer and from which Won
have entirely recovered. Without these ossurs
ancos, this rumour would create no apprehension
on their minds, since they entertain no fear tint
one' so conscientious as yourself, would either nc
cept or hold an office for moment if rendered in
capable by the inhrmities of age or permanent
disease, of discharging its duties with honor 70
yourself and profit to your country.
The undersigned desire your response at tho
earliest convenience, and beg leave to subscribe
fhpu,salvos
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10 The funeral of tho late late Mr.. Ancarro,v
TOOK place Sunday afternoon, from Centenary
Church (of which the deceased was memberl.
Dr. Doggett pronouncing splendid funeral ora
uoh before one OF the largest congregations we
have seen assembled on any similnr mechanically
occasion. The deceased belonged, during his
lille time, TO the Masons, the OddFelloys tho
Sons OF Temperance and the Richmond Favette
Artillery-in all nine different Soeieties-al of
which were FULLY represented i'll the funeral pro-
cesslon' which formed at the Church and marched
to Hollywood where the rites of sepulture were
performed.
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James R:rer and Kanao7sa Company.

At the meeting of the Company Friday night
the following resolution was adopted by a vote
1892 ayes, to 1928 noes:
Resolved, That the President and Directors
apply to the Legislature to provide means neces-
sary &c extend the canal to or near Covington and
the means necessary to enable the Company to
construct thereon { railroad to the Ohio river lea
wing the Company at liberty to complete the wa
ter line when hereafter it may be practicable.
\ HoAx.-The reported massacre Of seven
persons in Doddridge county, Va, is said to be a
hoax, perpetrated on the Paramount Banner.
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LOCAL INTELLsGENCE.
HUSTTNGS CouRT

| "a '"eu court assembled Yesterday for the mr.
pose OF examining A. r. Harold, cboroed with
stabbIng Alexander Gillian in this CITY On che
goth instant; butowing to tho absence IF ,,,;,,a
ses, the examination was continued till Nondo,,
the 9th APril-the accused, by leave of tbe
Court, entering into recoguizances in the sum of
$4,000 Tor disappearance on the day named.
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PHoGNoGRAPuY.-We take great pleasuro
IN announcing the arrival in this CITY. or
nir. Il. SLEE, teacher of Phonetic Short Hand
writing. 1t is his intention, we learn TO o;vo
lessons in Pitman's system, which is generally nc
knowledgcd,w we believe to be tho most simple, per
Sp'cuous and brief, yet invented Mr.. S. brings
WI" MN nigh testimonials of proficiency; and as
no announces his readiness to impart n thorough
N"owieoSe OF the art in course of seven lessons.
ior inc moderate sum of five dollars, we imagine
nc VIII encounter little or no difficulty in forming
c''sses' "A very superficial knowledge of the
Sciohce Oh rhonography enables us to declare,
WIN hr' olee that public speakers, as well MS
students and readers of all classes professional
and non-protessional, will find their accoupt i,
knowing system TINT will enable them IN ,,.lo
with ease reports, complete or condensed Of evan
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customs requiring rapid, brief and completelv
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small outlay OF money and time necessary to its
attainment" Gentlemen who NAV desire in oh
tain a knowledge of this truly wonderful art and
graceful accomplishment will be waited upon bv
leaving their names at this Office.
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