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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-06
For the Enquirer.
Messrs. Editors:


general misuprcheEson exists among the people of the
Henfico oria DstTc the determination by lot,
late novel result in the election Tor Senator mat
this method Of decision the choice OF the candidates,
and tha they drew proper person. il will be simply neces
sary quote the language OF the law 10 correct TINS I'M
preston
az the greatest number of be equal for TWO or more
persons the officers attending shall decide to which OF them
they will give the certificate OF election; ana II ,he votes o
said officers be equal also, they sall orth"u uecue oy o
TO whom suct, certificate shall be given
Hence ar the election had and the votes were equal
Tor candidate the whole matter was IN 'hc possession
the sels and they not agreeing, The eeriIhcate was
obliged awarded by lot which was drawn by the OIL
themselves and the candidates d no ac"n VI per
sonal agency in the decision
So far from nv being satisfied with the awarding the
seat in the Senate by lot will state that on saturday, Tie
18th day OF Deeemb, several Gays GSIyrs 'e ~" ma
county and made the following proposition 10 n 10 WIZ
Tina, under the circumstances decidedly preferred refer
ring whole matter uean to TIC people OF the district LOT
their decision more satisfactory to myself ana trends
quicker done. and really the only Just method, ana
the only prop", rbuna-at either OF US TOOK the seat
br the award this authority the representative prin-
chile by majority would b: vndcacd the successful candl-
date would in his position By such raita-
lion and the aopc attecd hy the appeal On the Contra
~ if either took the place by o he would be the rcresen-
tatve not majority in Tie District, but OF chance,
which tasteful every mans sense OF justice and pro
prelv therefore sought that ArW nsoa and myself would
mutually pledge Zach other III advance OF the decision by
lot that whichever should be the successful party by that
method he would Instant resign create vacancy SD mat
new writ o! election mi h Issue from The Governor and
the question be Icnan.ied 10 the people Of the District
SIR Winston declined the proposition, upon the ground OF
bad health ard he could not eectioneer To oovate TINS
objection Iurtd pledge myself to stay on my arn and
our mutual friends could take the election int" their own
hands He still declined it, and protested himself satisfied
with the result by ohat he would not contest the seat
got it, toll hia that gatuoGs, rs that should
get il bv lot would resign it at all events, and seek Tue
opinion Of the electors vi the District, which "i US TWO
should represent them. He has petsisen;y refused
every offer bring again before the people except ms
that should he b. peiriOned by large number of voters
and friends resign and give again into their hands, ne
~.-.ldInhav thr!r wishes.
history &c to inurc Mr. Winston, but that
and that If the Election is again ueslred ane
tho necessary call Very respectfully
JOHN IL. PARkHlLL
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sVsiWG.sGiaL NiIyiss,.
WHOLESALERS PRICES CURRENT.

MySnAY, J>SrARY s.
TOBACCO Owing TO the holidays business Is III n'c''
-:nni.,!. n,iI have material chang? ID nn'reh
prices.
"aEAT.-whe s7S cts; ttcl 5@'a c's. Very sute'
:ipr lots 81 . o.
ELOCR-!iichnand SIS oii":.d 4. asked, dentnl
small. Scott%v!1 STA asked, ana duh.
COtN.-GJ cents.
CORN as. Ats 4 20 ccnts--,lml
UAIS-35 30 cents per "ushDl.
itIE-15 10 50 cents
FlSlI--ilcrrings No. i Cat 81 ~ Gtcs. $.
Zoe sGl5G 25; Mtcacre, ~. 3, SIN 80. :, ssh :,
Va. !. S9a. Slad-none n nlarSat
I.Ar.D-Ncw, In barrels, 9 Il % cts; Kegs l0l lg;.
HACON-Primc Baltimore Sides 10 cents, dull
Shoulders 81.
C0FFEt.rfime crop La.Ga, ra 6: u9E cents H':e,
good to prime, So -:
SUGAE-Ncw Orleans 5 y cents Porto itica 81
cents.
aIOLASSi.S Sweet Cuba is held ~ u :! X Cts. Reg
Orleans, firm al 81 cts.
I.lME--Salrs from wharf 81. from sota 81
SAi.TFrDn store 81 -: sales itrn wHariSl =.
STEEL-.t9icr!can 1lstc.cd ii Gj 10 10 pert
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tn TIE MEMBERS OF THE STATE sen ATE

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE STATE SENATE.
Mr. John W. Bell of Cupcper will be in nomination DO
fore yuu candidate for the Office % Secretary 10 your
body Mr.. Bell is gentleman of fine ntccci, and enjoys
the advantage Of having considerable experience in the sort
OF employment required OF Secretary To such of yon as
have been in the Legislature within the last year or Two,
Mr. Bell is probably known, and to such cannot be
sary for me speak Of his fine business habits of his
gentemany department He has held one OF the most la
borious and important clcrkships connected with the
mittees of the House of Delegates. Members of The
mtee 70 which he attached have expressed the opinion
that Mr. Bell The best clerk that they had ever in
the service of House. confidently express the belief
that YOU cannn; select who will discharge the duties
OF the office with efficiency, general satiStac
ton 10 the mcabegs of The Senate. y COUNTY MAN
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LYNCH LAVA YouSG WoaaS Husa.-A cores
ronden Of the Journal Of Commerce after detailing several
cases OF Lynching in California writes as follows:
Shocking however these are 0utdone ty
the Judicial murder OF young girl Downevle far
up in tie mountains Of Yuaa county.
She Mexican s.nora, Irth all the uassin,s aGd
ftai'!c .ica .rrsivss The race. dGv
ion varies IS 10 the enonIly This crime. Some assert
that was wanon and trcicherouS attack others con
dcr TO have been ordinary murder under
insufficient but considerable prcr0caoC while many affirm
that the blow struck in defence of her
drunken assault The better opinion is as learn
that the killing was unlawful but under pa!iang circum
stanccs II Is OF little consequence present purpose
10 examine into tie degree OF crime. merely relate
how woman punished by unlawful hands in this high
noon OF the nineteenth century
Il seems that example needed in Downievilir. Lit
lie or no rctrinuon had fallen upon former murders that
vicinity and unfortunately happened ha; the dead had
friends in the city while the girl ccitc sympathy
aeE nation was despised and she character whc
always draws companions than fricads in California
The many headed monster cried "Biuod for blood"
The Mountain city Is situated the confluence OF two
branches OF the North Iuha and is connected with the op
poste bank by long bridge TIE cord was thrown over
coss-beau in the middle Of This bridge and thhe the in
iura.ed multitude hurried their ira victim. Her bearing was
naughty and composed in the highest degree She was
beautiful GIRL but neither her beauty unusual roundess Of
form, excited The slightest compassion in the majority
AT this point OF the processing young lawyer mounted
the bridge railing and denounced The whole affair words
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THEATRE.-The lovers of amusement viii be deighro
10 learn thai the fuvorite Of Menus, Mr. o. Burke mas
been rcennaged for considerable period trust by the
enerprsinr Manager of our Theatre. Tonight will be pre-
sented for the first me drama with the attractive tltle o.
the "Hungarian Hero together with the "Toodes'-in
both of which Mr.. Burke will appear
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,s.ss<sss.aksessazsa,sssssssas
SENATE or VIRGINIA.
The following is list OF the members elected to this body

which will Monday next
LIST District. accomac Stc.-John W. Fl. Parker, dem.
I'd d. rurfolk city-Thonas C. Tabb, wing,
81 dn. Norfolk cu,n,y, &c-Arthur r Smith, de lem
an d., :e Of Wight. &c-Francis ii. Boy kin, DEM
5ii, d.. &u.sex &c-WllIiarn B. Stands dem io,o
9th d.. Petersburg, &c.-lnoh'as, -: TE"n,nsnn dem
7'h do. Dn~iddic, Sc-n lilla na n IsbeI den,
Sth d.. puwhaan &c-i m'hlus n (,,m,,h II den,
9Th de-" lnncnburg, &c n .rn,.nr cnr,iro,on dem
'V.h "" I.;,,niran;n-y Vincent Niichcr Wing.
,,M "" liz, - Unahan T. Suvull, drH.
,s sm I I iisnrv tSc-Archibald Stuart, dem.
J J A., bedford Samuel r. Brown, dem.
,s do Campbell &c-S d. McDsam"n, dem.
iG,h do Williamsburg &c-Rohcr Saunders, wing
i7ih d.. Hemico, &c.-Wiilam D: Winston, wing
sth do Richmond city-John Meredith wing.
Gan do GLOUCESTER &c.--John ". G. Callct DEM
,Olh d., Richmond county, &c.-E. NJ. BraXon, dem
Isl do King & Queen, &c.-B. b. Douglass dem.
"a do Cardiac &c.-Wil'am A. MoncuTe DEM
.3I do Stafford &c.-Charles Mason, dem.
Nth do. Fairfax, &c.-Henry W. II o'haS ""'s'
9Th do. Ioudoun-Rober; J. T. White, whig
9Th do Fauquer, &c-(;eo. W. Brent. den
7,h do. Madison &c Henry shuckelford, DEM
18th do Albemarle-Egbcrt K. Watson, wing.
9Th do, Louisa &c.-wiliiam NJ Amber, dem:
9th do Nelson &c.-Frcderick NJ. Cabell whg.
'ist IL, Jefferson, &c-AIosrs $. Granthaal, cciii.
2d do HamEshiIc &c.--Robcr b. Shcrrard, wing
I'D do. Frederick, &c 20. Z. Funston, DEM
Jth do, Shenandoah Slc.--Philp pitman. dem
ain do Rockinsh &c.-C;eo. f. Dcncale, dcla
6th do Auqustn-t4ugh ". Shelley, wing.
nh do. Bath &c-James Il. Paxton, dem.
,3h do B,tetnurt &c.-Douglas +. Layne dem.
,9h do Carroll &C. David Barnett, whg.
0rh do Mercer &c-Cha:les II. Greavcr, dem.
.1st do Smv,h, &c-lhomas NJ. Tale, dem.
ia do Scott &c.-Georgc Cowan, dem.
3d do Boone &c-Evcrmont Ward, wing.
4rh do Nicholas &c.-Thomas Crcgh, whig
5th DO Mason, &c.-John Hail, wing.
18th do. Riichie &c--Benlalnin basseii IT. c'"'
7th do. Wezel &C. Jefferson r. Martin, dem.
s,h do Upshur &c-Abert G. Regcr, dem.
9th do Mnnonealia, &c-Buckner Fairfax, dem.
;Olh do Brooke, &c.--Inomas Swceny, whlG.
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CONTESTED ELECTION.

The Lynci1urg Virgnian states that Dr. Powell intends
the election OF Mr. Cabe the Senate from the
Amherst District The contest is the ground Of Illegal
voes-wc suppose of unnaturaized citizens and persons
voting out OF their bailwick.
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design by Sir Joseph Paxton, for the INTENDED eSmo
ton of the Industry Of all Nations at New YORK. mas oeen
an view las month in London The plan is upon similar
principle to of the Crystal Palace in Hyoe fafK aho Inc
materials are glass, iron and plate.
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Aman arrived Norfolk, few days ago. and register
ed his name Butler, who, the Beacon alleges succecae
in circulating large number oil s2O counterfeit o on e
State Bank of Indiana Indianapolis and then lett lot
R;chmond. The bills are said TO be well executed.
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TO the Editors Of the Enquirer.
n &, Drc - 1881.

SOUTH LOWELL n. C. DEC. IT. 1901.
Genlemen-As the writer promised, you receive,
description OF the examination of the students of tho
South Lowell Academy, Orange county, N. G.
Rev. j. A. Dean has been the principal for lime but
lust about leave 10 take situation Professor in
that excellent popular college, Randolph Macon. His
place has been ncd here BY gentleman from Virginia.
but TO return The examination: 1t began Wcdncs-
day morning. the l0h and closed this evening" the 2th TAX
ing days The classes examined acquitted themselves
with credit teachers students, and the institution gene
rails.
Among those who decidedly distinguished themselves in
defamation il is proper mention WIN. s. Ramsay, James
p TAYLOR Willie Morris, Lambert Wood, Addison Holden,
j. g. Ramsay F. T. Fuller, w. 4. Taylor, V. Brandon, j.
w Roundtree II. D. Fowler, a. L. HAMS, &c. The cxer
very satisfactory TO those in attendance as spec
tators
On Thursday night lecture was delivered BY G. Il.
Brackce nf Kentucky, upon The Human Mind" TO a
large Interesting assembly, the Academy, for which
he is entitled to our thanks.
The OF education in the Old North State truly
upward and onward.
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The Republic says NJ. Kossu'h on Friday visited some Oh
tho heads of accompanied by part OF his suite
He and his lady received vises at their apart
mania AT Browns Hotel
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CONGRESSIONAL DINNER TO KOSSUTH.-It will
be seen from the correspondence that Kossuh
has accepted the invitation rendered him by committee
of members of Congress- par,akc OF dinner on Wcdnes
day next. The Union says:
rrhis notice the part Of Congress IS of the highest
compliments that could DO paid any individual aud is
proof that there is nothing in the proceedings OF that body
however decided they indication that sympathy
for the Hungarian be understood adopting
policy which would enange with the wars OF Europe
which is with high personal regard for the dis
tinsuished chief Of that cause"
WASHINGTON, January 2, 1852.
SIN have the honor TO inform you that at meeting OF
Joint committee of members of the Senate and House OF Re
representatives. of the Congress OF the United States was
delegated tender public dinner be given by the
members ofihc Houses Of Congress such time Will
suit your convenience.
With the highest respect, have the honor TO be your obe-
. dent servant WIN. NJ GwIN.
To Governor LOWS KossuTH.
WAsRNdToS Jan. 1882.
Sr-I have the honor acknowledge the receipt of the
kind invitation public dinner from the committee Of
Senate and House of Representatives OF the Congress
of the United Staes and understanding from you that
Wednesday will be day convenient TO the committee
beg say that sha be Glad avail myself OF the honor
they will confer upon me on that day.
With the highest respect have the honor to De your ODE
dent servant. L. kossUTH.
The Hon. Nm. ID. Gwin, q. S. Senator.
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For rur ESourRrR


Thoughts a. Rndom on he STATE Of the Currency Of Pr
ginin -in Epistic 10 the City Of Richmond.
Fellow cxCns uf RichiaonG: wall you allow the TO eau
your attention few moments 10 The wretched stale OF
our small note currency? We have law that prohibits the
circulation of notes less denomination than five dollars
but il dead letter The scarcity Of silver makes this
Der almost Indispensable and remember that the people that
supply You with it, make money by having the use OF your
Virginia Bank money in exchange for their credits and That
not ALL of citizens has money 10 pay in Bank
he has to 90 the Brokers' with the money Tor which he
sold his goods and give him dollar in the hundred Tor
b.nkahr mon.y. Now, my object in addressing you these
few lines obsate this evil and put money in the city
treasury, and that without costing you cent
Nv plan is isis: Let The Common Hall be empowered To
obtain from the General Assembly OF Virginia. permission 10
issue hundred thousand dollars shnpas,crsyes
that's their ugly namcpayahe in Bank money, when 50
much five dollars is presented at once and receivable in
payment of taxes presume that ono viii GoUot thai
there will be demand at uny tiine for the re-
denption OF onethrd OF this money. Thus will the city
always have hundred Thousand dollars To lend which
should be loaned real estate TO be without risk
By not lending more Than the o ono half of wha!
the property may be assessed for this will bring twelve
thousand dollars into the treasury and at least half oil
that amount merchants in exchange, the office
will be here where the merchants obtain bankable
ney for the city notes and thousand dollars will pay all
necessary expense will further add rt Norfolk, Peters
burg Lynchburg and Wheeling Go the thing, and we
will have done with these foreign small notes that mag
may not be worthy of credit. J: pLURlBUS UNGM.
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During the month Of December the contributions TO the
National Washington Monument Fund have amounted 10
slO9976O There received during the month, block
from The ladies of Lowell and one from Inc
c., of Missouri.
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Young Brdgewacr charged with the murder oil se'van
IF Mrs Mordecai of Henrico las, fall had an examination
before the County yesterday and was sent on 70 INT
Sunerinr Court.
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Richmond, Va, Jan'y lst, 1852.

TO Messrs J. P Brclsfod, A. Il. Phelps L. d. feonans
COMMITTEES Gentlemen-ln accepting the elegant gift pre-
sented me by the company Of the Richmond Va Theatre
permit Inc each member my most heartfelt &C
acknowledgements and at tho time them that
since have assumed the management has been my most
wish promote the interest aud welfare OF each
indivdua and it affords me great pleasure state that
feel have been amply repaid by their department.
their devotion business and their prompness and fidelity
In the discharge of their respective duties.
Friendship IS Immortal"
With my best wishes for the health and prosperity OF all
am, very resp'y, yours WIN. L. MAULE.
January let, 1882.
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MAR tSl,.I..

iy the Rev I"ln i'y. ii'c. ,! lrJ, Mr. jon,
paLaNAR:. CLARK 10 NJ, ELlI,tETu tALMAN
NAERgn same. h DtG. Lt!:. WI 70 "LhS t.
SiI4 HSRN 10 K. n! 81 Ihtsias ca. L,Um..
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AUSTRIA AND KOSStTH.-We leuin by inc Africa
that the greatest anxiety prevailed IN vienna Ut Tue a''
dates to learn how Gov kossuh had been received IN the
Uuited States.
number of prisoners from Hungary-including women
as well as men-were brought Vienna on The loth UT.
Amongst them Gov kossuth sisters and several nun
-: -raior,"n Details given in another column
There will be a total eclipse OF tho niOon
of the United States tonight the 9th t" JanHary-oe.
ginning minutes seconds past II "eocS ana 'e'
mating at 40 min. sec. past ? A. NJ
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RICHM0ND ENQUIRER.
7 rIIEsDAY MoRNING, JANUARY 6. 1889.

THE CUBAN PRISONERS RELEAsED.-h WIN ,n Us
seen by the news from Spain by the steamer Aea h h
prisoners engaged in the late expedition against
nsv n citizens of the United States, whe'nei ~ Nf"
uTCuba have all been pardoned. , &c III. mar
1, may perhaps be doubled whether the terms Q, "s sr
don, strictly construed cover 'e case o. Ms will be
W. c,nno doubt however. tina, he, 100, has ocen or win
;.,ad,.,ely released Our government has aireaos
rc The ground that his offence even If he be guy 70 o
hos extent Of the charge against him. Is iar less a
y,s tina, of the associates Of Lopez we VIII not
doub, that the Spanish government VIII take Tue same
view Of his case.
While upon the reasons which we have already rendered.
we ., hold that the policy of our government IN s "o'c
ma,te has been many important respects erroneous
canno, but regard this result as most suspicious IN IT'S
- be fu,ure rea,ons of both countries; and we nope
the grea. cause of national dignity and OF Que pro-
,ec,ion 10 our citizens within foreign Jurisdictions may ny
the fortunate conclusion Of this affair." be rescued o "
norton of that dem,ent which, in our judgment, GER
,anly suffered from the policy of the administration In he
earlier stages of the case.
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HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL.

We have been requested publish the following cores
nondence which we do with great cheefnncss The ar
tices composing the present handsome watch and
chain purchased of Messrs Mitchell d Tyler, at cost
slo5 The watch bears the following inscription:
81. Friendship is immortal. From the company OF TN
Richmond, Va, Theatre, the Manager and the Man, VIM
l. Maule Esq Jan'y lst, 1852"
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\ SITUATION ~, TEACHER "a An:nD.
GnY gentleman tn" city ii puo, 'ar "h" ~ -''
ate o ~ '}c fnssI nt'cF..ies Hri>a.S"f! Sts'
da,I,a or veal American ~loos an; A@.aN,'
Of 'ei ,Le h'~ s"" r!"rp', 40! &.n '' ' ~.
mic VIII r produced! -, En: . his inrH :'nit' 'at
Ire "raec.proit,' At Frsder& ,Sng.va. ln."-c
= "MhcIs,s q, &'i::::. VISA u r,'s'se t"t ~. r,
;umc,ea .acn thoroughly and q! !."y o nn ""I to"
ala,y o., pas addressed ., 'us ;n!.te
catone .anss count" MI ae r'"" y .H .' - -
osAauE; AID tLi:s hHDisii .iai"i<uAu.
IT, IN. ,,,es'Ts 2 TIA. ws.,4 sa;" Of =. "..;: Aa
duNDAl Ii" 9i!lt a" rl 'rscn month tina. h"as CJnr DAY.
S Ss ~: 49, Characterization , ,i: , ,i
E'n TiIOs:; MO "ti.ul: THEE: I: sr Foe
nI rh@orr5,sa ,si rr sa ,i,r. ,Iric n,i
,s consulted a. ,lo1alN l%,n ~n io, fr,m e Pot
md ,Ia iiI 81 a'aa'I: r. al .e r"a @ t
Jan ~ j.. MaENESS,. = gci,o
INTEREST On TIE sTArt: Di11sf.
SECOND NplrnH'> OFFICE, "a; g. t,5!lhs segiro"gs!
- lasr@s: due ,ai part o. tn, pn'ls @a rset "e
d.. i a.. S y ",' J. "'""H' 'H,' ss'"a A"''''"
ssAcox SIDES AND Raw cuTroH.-!s hoI-
aan I 6 SUES O'''' ESN1%D DAvESpoErS co
saoI,sE; AND MULE COLLARS dozsn hog. .i:ep
and ZIP 'snc'y md, Her IGh Mae C"tr' Tor ias by
- Ais AND SpIill;S.-JIst tall
- 'Ansho'' 'tand >.''s and spikes s'ir RORERis.
" servant two !aborers, after he employee
| s.nti farm tnis ciy.
| irn. GCSd!! J. v DANIEL. j..
g.fSS!3K AND TEA .i.T:..Thc salscr.bce has onfSY
~ hand iauer ana tea sSA
patterns, winch Ie Will cell low. Aiso Y
dinner ia Cana. p;ers varying ~ :ice ~
sle1 $50. Cal Al No IL, Wee, Main street ,>-
! I,!..5 j. d. H. h'"'1.-
IFs1A8LECUTLERY.- Oder any ie.on 10 "t's.'
{ Knives AMI Forks i'n's az"
! and pieces,
Ia d 1901! -
sn'. 't'anrs u, ,yr i'e inrottns pre- a.. ~
r i.t',! Tea .. faic h''' '"''''s'
! r>t::a, ~ West N.in rcst. : :, EVAN.
40 sUPEkiCiS--t pies'si "nt pam si,, ne. ~ =
- can:er Dshss, Tuna!ers y me @ 'en o, ~
Savors nices -" ie same ii! I'll" <ts
| be iouni than at III, We NAN stree : n n Evans
/ Jan Il ------------------------
tsIENi:N.ss' JtEIck--F. hoE;iis 6; CO., RICH
rl; D. ,as s2,n0 G0.l. i",, 2.i2 o! 100 ~ Of
nrl AZ - Nos, IS drawn. Tickets 60. also The polar L
~, ,.n.-: sGntJ ~ Of so, &c.
'-'ap bra sn Nos .; Grand CoasoI!4;s.! Glass 3:
- 81 II - II 81 81 y % .? -
Jan 6 :, ". o..,
James II. BLAIR became ::ucr Of rrh"nt
/ ,inn viii be EDMOND DAVENPORT g. co.
Those Indebted the Old firm viii phrase aiancs ieif
| Jan -. ~
/ $500 REWARD.
WILL s]0t f app che:s!on Of man, who ra
| taken fIrsnt or
ia Virginia The said negro named Jesse aud IS bcs ieom
years VI feet or inches high stout maze,
he red and has full head Of aiT lie has been il
Richmond Tor the last Corr and came IRON Df 81
Of King William or King lie has recently oeeHe1o'
carriage driver ;or Cha lan FarLr OF KchiHom, 1rxgS
! Jan. CIT atnOSl ". - .--.
Magazine and International A''
zine for January, al n s.SxaY
| Jan. 8 n ~ cn
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cuRREsPoSDEScE.

VIM L. Maule, Esq: Dear Sir-lntercourse with the
world teaches that Kindness generosity honor and hon
esty are four virtues which, when found strongly blended
in one individual are certain command The admra ion and
respect of associates who the business OF HE o
other circumstances may throw together The members OF
your establishment during their short intercourse win yon
having experienced and e that in those virtues are
predominant anxious manifest their appreciation OF
them desire that will accept the accompanying watch
and chain as q slight Of the estimation in which
you are held The Undersigned committee on behalf OF the
company, heartily trust that the good feeling which now
mutually exists between yourself aud hem may never like
the token they offer you require ,rnding up.
Very respectfully, J. P. BRELSFORD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-06

KOSSUTH SUMMONED BEFORE uhANp IN
The Washington Republic oil Saturday STATES ''o' "
sh ,,s been summoned before the Grand Jury IN ha CITY
% f in certap libel cases growing of statements
rcsrecyelv made bv Mr. De Alma and by Major TocHMAS
NJ aux throuph some motive other for pay uttered
sumo scandaous puations upon the character OF Inc auE
now the wife of Major Tochman formerly MISS Jashen'
who was heroine of the Hungarian struggles IS "ee'eu
these charges are utterly gound~ss is in behalf OF inc
lady, we suppose distinguished wnessis called 10 les
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