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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
COMMERCIAL RuSGRn.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

MoxnAy, MARCH l.
TOBACCO The marke, folly sus,rins the improvement,
NOTICED in our last report. Sales o! fair good
81 10 10 so. New 50 IS 10 70, lugs to for common
mdns leaf, 50 to 80 far fair .o"d hhd-
at to o. One fine manufacturing hid. sold Friday
'as AZ 35 % The Qu1iiy OF the receipts IN to
This time is below that Of las, YER At The s1ms time.
WiiEAT.-Super!or white los cts; Red 100 cts
FLOUR.-Richm"nd, i 81. Scousrlc 81 IS
CORN-60 n 624 cents
CORN MEAL-6j Il 10 cents--dD.
OirS--i5 cents per bushe-in ..cnsnd.
RYE-75 to 90 cents.
FlsH-Heninss; No. ca. ST a X, Cross IS.
Roe 81 n s. >; Micfer.i, 80. }, $5t; No. 2 sah;
No. Il. $40. Shai-norr in market.
LbAiRD3,INsw, in barrels, ios e.s.; key" lot CTS.
CoFfEE-Prine rev crop Laguayta o.. o9H Gems: RI,
: .suGAR-N.w Orleans ~ a SIX cents F; Porto Rico "a
MoLAssEs.--swce Cuba lsa 20 cts. New orlean..
IS 80 cts
LIME-Salcs from wharf ST. froFa store sla
SALr-Fgom store 81 50: sales from wharf 81 40
HAY-Northern, in bales-rom wharf 81. from
sEEDS--Clovcr SOS a64 for prime new.
sIEELnA mcrica8bl!stered 81 05 to 10 per ton
se5 per ton English 50; Trcesar Richmond mandatory,
Is; Up Country Bar ss2n 81, according 10 qualify.
GUANo-peruvian st6. from wharf.
RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH |, 1882.
REPORTED FOE ThE ESaclRER
TOBACCO.-I.uG- from 81 IS to 81; common leaf from
81 TO s. mitdIios IS 10 So good, SIS ST. primo s.
To- fine manufacturing $40 10 Is
FLOUR.-From 81 i2H 10 Is, To shippers
WHEAf-Good Red 81 good White s! G5.
CORN-65 cents
OArS.-45 cents.
PLASTER.-Lnmp IS Is, on Basin Bank
CLOVER SEED.-Gpod, SIS SO.
Sales OF 81 hid toIscco BY WV. II RRowS, within Tia
last few days. J. F. Smith, Albem1rlc, hds. rgs $780,
common leaf, 90; ! fine manufacturing Is %. D. II.
Smith, Ab"ma,le, hhds lugs SO 80; cnmrnon leaf aQ
fine manufacturing 10 o. G. T.!msn, !i.5ernarie 2hl!s
from 81 - To g. WM IL BROWN
STocK FOR sALE.-Tcn shares Of Chesapeake 81!
- ohio Canal Sock guaranteed by , State Of vr na AaJ
LEWIS HILL.
March 2-c3: Stock Broker aud Collector 10 Main
dtUANO.-5,pD lgs genuine No. Peruvian Tor sale
SE March NcGHIDER & SON
ssLASTER. 30 Tons Lunsc cry sIDunI--. -
ti.:ces Washington aij ThInas:on, 10; safe b.
March2 5. alcGRuDER son.
herds GRASS AAD TIMOTHY SEED, o, "a
GR by 5. McGRi DER & Sons
March,
VyIS plated bo1ss, II b. y leh; sa~:a q; -
4 s,!s by S. McGIUDER s. Sons.
March
a. OLD PENS vi tie approved Manufacture VIII o.
u Silver Cases; ao single Pens. WITHOUT the for -t' "
March2 GESNET & JAMES EafIe NGGt---
1LOCKS-Fnc Cocss Which run twenty days an! ase o.
y p.ror quality for sale BY GENET g. JAMES
March
NALYSIs OF SOILS, undersigned is prePiT-'
n the analysis Of Soils Gulno Mari, Plaster &c
q; the Laboratory OF the NJ Institute. 80,
Packagesmay be forwarded through Mesrs Webb Bacon
Richmond Messs Echos Pryor, Lynchour Per,2ns oss'
further information, will please address WIN ElLmAm',
Dec a0-e3m Professor Chemistry and Agriculture, NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
NEwroS s. FoRD, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PAGE COUNTY

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PAGE COUNTY.
AT meeting Of portion OF the democratic party of Page
county held Of the Court house last Monday, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates 10 represent said county in
the State Conven ton be held in Richmond the 2ith Of
March-on motion, Capt Peter Price was called to the
Chair, and john r. O'Neale appointed Secretary.
The object of tho meeting being explained BY P B. Borst
Esq., In few brief md pertinent remarks on his motion, a
Committee of Ave appointed by the Chair viz P. B.
Bors,, Samue. Gibbons VIM A. Chapman, Chas II Finn
and D. W. Wood select twenty gentlemen represent
Page county in the proposed State Convention.
The committee having RETIRED reported the following dele
gates:
Gel a Kcy.er, R T Brumback, W C Abbot. W Jones
r Bell, NJ Almond n w Ynger, John Lionberger.
Graves. r Almond, Jacob Brnbaker, Kite WaItor
John Shuar, Col Mcpherson, kngery Col 1hos Bus.
well, Philip L"ng, Wu NJ borough and Henry Gsnder.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary and also the COM
.utee of five, added TO the list of delegates.
PETER PRICE, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

Gu. friend I. w. boswell, The faithful Sheriff Of Rich
ond and Herico qualified yesterday and entertained the
Beach, the B. the officers of ustics aud many other friends
The "American Saloon" The dinner superb one,
end champagne and good humor flowed most bounteousy
company embracing many gentlemen of the long robe
MAJ ;: expected gave birth numbsess rich oraorica
end vocal salss-in which the salan, "Asor was behind
else-but shall their beauty by attempt
Ing 10 reproduce them,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

CAROLINE COUNTY.-The Democrats of this
county requested 10 their Court House. March
Court TO appoint delegates to The State Convention which
c,eets In Richmond the oath met
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

80 TO THE PEOPLE OF FLUvANNA.-I offer
49, myself Candidate for the Office Sheriff Of Fuvanpa
Should be your pleasure confer the pledge myself
TO discharge appeanng the nc best of nv
abi ity. Very Respectfully
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
.OBERT w. CURRIS.

49, TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF
49, LOUlSA.l hereby myself candidate for the
Office Surveyor n the election officers the county under as
new Constitution.
Feb. T-cw3w' r. E. BOWLER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
KENTUCKY AND THE PRESIDENCY

LOUISVILLE FEE 26There is much dissatisfaction man
Tested among the Wings with reference the action Of the
State Convention the question o. The Presidency The
resolutions in substance lake ground In favor OF Mr. Fill
more although it is very that majority of the Con-
Sention were opposed 10 Mr.. Filnore's pre,ensions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

The new arrangement of TWO mails day, North aud
South went into operation yesterday When the system
shall be perfected shall receive the Northern mail
P Il. md A. ID II vii: be great convenience travel
lers and 10 the whole business community
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

Dr. e. E. Kane, Of the late Arctic Expedition will lee
e, the AhauDum tonight and Thursday night In New
York he ectured audience of three thousand persons
who listened with the deepest interest 10 his exciting
I've o. the Incidents Of the American voyage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
INDIANA WING STATE CONVENTION.

lSDASAroLis FEE. 26.-The Indiana Wing Stale Con.
vcnon assembled to-day In this city. After nominating
Stale officers, the Convention passed resolutions Instruct.
ing the delegates from Indiana in the Wing National Con-
venion, 10 for Gen. Scott and J. J. Crittenden.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

Mr.. C. H. Mccormick, native vlrsnlan, seems 10 be
crowned with home and abroad. Washing ton
correspondent Of The Baltimore Sum- has the following
tice
Mr. Mccormick, the ar-famed inventor Of the Virginia
Reaper which has made much uror at the London e1hi
billion has gained another suit n the Supreme Court OF the
T. States sustaining his title original Inventor This
appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United States
10 Illinois, which had awsrde TO Gray Mr. McCormcSs
pa!tne half the manufacturing profits OF the concern and
Sir. Mccormick ons.fourh. The reversed this
award unanimously and awarded Mr. Mccormick half
OF the profits, and 10 Gray one fourth Of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

The Valley Star published at lexington Va, comes TO
In and enlarged Dress and ia one of the hand
somes papers in the State. Mr. W. F. McCorke has asso-
ca,ed himself with Sir Gock as its editor ond his intro
ductoy shows ready pen and sound principles He says
"For the sak OF preserving our glorious unlon and OF pre-
venting civil and perhaps seVi!e war; We nre in favor Of
fill and uneserred ucquicscence in the provisions OF the
Compromise Blu! we insist upon like acqucscence
on the par, Of tho North Our backs literally against
the wall: we canno. yield another inch"
The Valley STAR under is auspices raises the flag o.
Senator Sam Houston of Texas for the Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

regret to announce that Mssss Daniel and Btax,on
o. the Senate and Hsmn of tine House Of Delegates
unwe be unable attend their legislative duties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
EXECUTION OF OTTO GRUNzIG.

NEw York, Fee. 27.-Ouo Grunzig hung this after
noon the Governor having refused him further respite
He declared his innocence the ias moment and said
New York was the worst place 10 the world obtain JUS
ice. He asserted that his innocence would be proved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

ROBBERY AT FREDERICK.-A gentleman from vlr
ginia by The name Of Samuel H. Frazier, who has been
stopping for the last few days the Eagle Hotel Fred
erck Nd, was robbed Of 1903 on Wednesday night or
Thursday morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
HOME MANUFACTURES.

We we're delighted ssc yesterday, splendid railroad
car bull, for the Central Railroad by Messs VIM Ettenser
g. Co.. on Carey street, II has ndiaubber springs and is
br, In as substantial and elegant manner anything we
have seen from the North Mahogany and cherry broad
velvet cushions plate glass and fine painting employed
10 he best advantage and the whole affair does credit 10
Richmond mechanics The cost is 81 5oO-not all
than the price Of ce- with the expenses of trans
potatIon heartily to such Virginia estab
lishmen,s we'll encouraged. When we can obtain such
admirable work 81 horr- why quit our to seek out
northern ground?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02
Washington letter in the n. Y. Journal Of Commerce

says
Mrs. Gaines is believed, has probably lost her grea,
Law suit For many years she has pursued with per-
severance her claim hcress of the estate Of Daniel Clarke
her fahe-an which, though pundcred after bis
dea ill., is said amount 10 ten millions in value
The evidence given in the Court below very strongly
prove that Mrs. Gaines mother legally married.
to Daniel Clarke, and it is probable that, upon that
evidence the Supreme Court has opposed the decree of the
Court below. 1t is said that Justice Cu,ron will deliver the
opinion OF The Court in The
Another letter saye-
Mrs. Gaines commenced The prosecution of her cln1
the daughter OF Daniel Clarke hs real estate ubout nine
teen ycas ago. when she Mrs. Whitney Subsequently,
married General Gaines who espoused her we'll
her and devoted his fortune 10 its promotion General
Gaines expended in the suit the proceeds of two
which he owned-onc N Louisville, and the other In Ten
nsssee-wh!ch he sold for about 000 00 He also expended
his pay and emoumcnts. amounting about six thousand
dollars year. Some Of Mrs Ganess friends have also ad-
vanccd considerable sums in her aid being confident that her
lille clear, and would be established.
In The Paterson case, which was Fictitious one, Mrs.
Gaines succeeded At that time Gen. Gaines was rendered
offer Of compromise which he refused He subsequently
ngain refused II, when he in of actual desu-
ton saying he would have complete victory none In
tie against Re and others the decision of The Circuit
Court against Mrs Gaines and The Supreme Cour, ha.
affirmed il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

ppsunnt 10 public notice. the Democrats OF Henrico coun
~ met nj The Court House. on Monday LIST day OF March
On motion of Mr.. N. F. Bowe Rob A: Mayo, Esq. was
called 10 the Chair and Daniel E. Gardner appointed oecle
tary. 80, eu, -,,,,
lion: =. -,
"Tha this meeting approves Of the proposition to hoa
Convention in the CITY Of Richmond on the Z4th lnst LOT
the nomination Of Electors OF President and Vice Presl-
dent of the United States and that conhltee OF seven
act delegates TO represent Inc Deoe'a"e VI
this county in the said Convention.
The Chair named az the committee Ahthony ROBINSON
Jr john Becher John F. Wren r. H. LoftoD, Ao Gack-
burn Jr John II. Parkhi!l and Walter LeaEe.
Alter few moments Of conference me eommee report
ed the following list OF Delegates. "h'" " '1'A y ~
meeting, viz: go -. NH, Gun
drcy Henry Gov James H. Aiken, Charles Boswell.
urpEn PREcIScT Samuel Cottrel IT., waller LesNe,
VIM A. Dcderick Joseph Sinclair Robert NJ. Courtney
MIpp.E pnEc,Scr-John N. Powell James C. Spots,
Sposwood H. wuIdrop. D. Walker Haxa Thomas kitchie,
Jr B. Young VIM. Greaner, John n. ParHhi. a. Ro-
binson Jr John F. Wren AbsoIom Blackburn. John Bel
cher, Benz F. Prens Z. W. Macmurdo, K h. Lofton, Ma
thanie King. "
On notion the Chuirman and Secretary wcro added.
On motion of Mr.. D. Walker Hu1nl the following rcso-
luton was adopted:
Resolved. That the Democrats of Virginia are now as
they have been truly conservative and are deskus
solely for the success of ;Principles not men, >ps
On motion of Mr. Parkh the following resolution was
adopted:
Democrats OF Henrco their April Court, 10 enquire into
The expediency of naming Democratic ticket TO I'LL the
several county Offices under The new Constitution.
Mr. Robinson that the proceedings OF this meeting
be published in The Democratic papers OF the city, Tho
motion agreed to-
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
R0BT a. MAYO, Chairman
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DANIEL Z. GARDNER, Secretary.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, Feb.


To The Editor of the Alexandria "dge:"
Sin: Permit me to thank you for sending me your nows
piper OF the l7h congratulate you upon the spirit
and ;ruhiulness Of your editorial of that day.
Let US take position now preparatory and looking for
ward to that distinguished and perhaps necessary in the
future which peculiar position The suslalners and
defenders of rights may demand Of US best
tons aid OF national existence Commerce u.s. indeed
you say ibc7azer of nations II carries with il ro
only the exchange of the productions of varions cnles but
also carries with it advanced opinion in art in science end
above ALL in developing the great fact OF the of self
government.
We'll do despots recognize these facts When Russia and
Austria shall attempt make ses OF that great Gcrmanlc
family with whom have present important commercial
connexions will those powers who pay regard 10 the
common rights of humanity respects the neutral commerce
of The United States Ii not then between rs and them
will issue ind in that struggle shall hurnan liberty
be regarded merely incidental We regard with atfec
tionate The prudential policy OF Washington in the
infancy of republic; but who has condemned the udran
cling policy OF Mr.. Monroe repealed by MIR. Polk, warning
the European powers against impanting monnrchica ns
tutions in American Who has doubted the saluary effect
OF thct couscl Are individuals and nations propelled
to &C, in conformity with the changing conditions which
time and circumstances herald into existence especially
when action is in anagonsm WITH but really in
futherancoo the great principles which govern
mental institutions and the webeing Of mankind are bssod9
Moe, respectfully, J. NJ. II. BEALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-02

The bill! from the Senate, amending acincoporans The
BIno Ridge Rail Road Company, ind for other purposes
and or repeating much Of said act restricts said Compa
ny from borrowing and contracting 10 pay in any one year
more than hundred thousand dus taken up und
being amended. was passed: ayes l00 noes 90
Ya!ious reports made by committees, petitions pre-
sentrd and resolutions of enquiry adopted details of which
will be published Tomorrow.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-13
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
w nnr.c.rc..1 Iaa.Is. 10 II

ARLINGTON, Jan y. IL, L. NJ.
SENATE Mr. SMITH spoke against contracting with
Messrs Donaldson IL Armstrong, of the Union. for
the CENSUS printing. lie iavoured the propriety OF
allowing the Secretary OF the Interior 10 into a
contract for the performance of the duy. The Sen
ate adjourned without coming 10 a vote.
HOUSE An amendment of the Senate 10 bill
from the House in relation 10 the Public LibrsrY pro
posing the appropriation Of $4,000 Tor the purchase
Of books for the Library, was sgrsed to.
The House refused during the day, to suspend the
rules for the purpose of enabling Mr. STANLEY pro-
nose resolution of inquiry to the condltioh OF the
Hungarian exlles in New York. NJ. S. said he
learned these unfortunate individuals were in su ffr-
ing condition. and he proposed that Congress should
take action in relation thereto; but as before
stated. the msjory refused to suspend the rules.
Ia subsequent despatch informs that Mr.. Sta :
leys resolution auhorsing the President of the Uni
ted States to prevent certain Hungarian exes now
in New York from starving and suffering from the
Indictment weather, and authorizing liberal appropria
tons to meet these objects, taken up and passed
Also, that memorial signed by 500 citizens of New
York ai before the Senate, praying Congress tc
interpose prevent Russian interference in the
affairs of Hungary.]
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-13
Local Intelligence, City News, lie.
HASTINGS COURT. Dee. Il

HUS ilNt-S Ct)UlI Dec. IL.
ARsoN.-Ay nes, slave the property OF MIR. Thos.
Boudar, gned upon the charge of malicious
y and leoalously firing stable Broad street. be-
logging to Mr.. p. l.. Woodson, on the 1st of Novem
Der last. Sac was found guilty, and ordered to be
transported Tho woman arrested by Captain
White, OF the day police whom is due much credit
for his efficiency 10 erretng out the criminal and OBJ
tanning evidence sufficiently positive TO lead her
conviction. 1t is lameniabe fact, however, that
fewer criminals punished for arson, in proportion
to the namher OF inccnd aries known to exist the
city, than for any other species of crime. Only two
convictions have taken place within the past three
years, and to Capt White is due the credit, we be-
lieve, OF both arrests
STEALING MONEY Washington, the negro fellow
who claimed pocket containing S95, belonging to a
boaman, and who was sent on for trial few days
Since by the Mayor was arralened, when noHs pro-
sequi was entered by the Commonwealth Attorney.
STEALING A CoAT.-A white man named John
Shay arrested last Sunday by officer Tyler upon
the charge OF stealing coat belonging to Patrick
Brannan from the Stable OF Mr. Naor, 18Th street.
Yesterday the prisoner brought before the Mayor,
when Brannan appeared and stated that Shay called
at the stable Saturday night about 2 O'clock, and
aroused him; lie got up and let him in; and then re-
turned to his bed. When he awoke in the morning
he found Shay had left, and upon attempting dress
discovered that his coat was missing. Shay was MOI
In the employment OF Mr.. Naor-was an acquain-
lance OF his, (Brannans) aud had called to obtain
lodgings as he supposed-like good Sa.nartan, he
took him. when his acquaintance requited the favour
by taking him ~ also. In of the pockets of the
coat was pistol, which went off-with thei coat
His Honour having duly weighed the testimony
committed Shay to await trial before the Hastings
Court
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-13
New and Valuable Publications.
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA

Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity, delivered
at the University OF Virginia during the session Of
lS50"5l, with portraits OF the Lecturers, viz Rev
Doctors Plummer, Sampson, McGilI, Ruffner
Green and Breckenridge; Rev T r Moore Rev nj
ID Hoge. Rev Van Zandt, Rev NJ Smith
&c &c Il vol, Svo
Also, just published
John Angel James new work; Christian Duty, Pas
toral Addresses, chiefly the subject OF Christian
Duty; by John Angel James, author OF the Auxiou.
Inquirer, DC &c, vol, l6mo
Songs in the House of my Pilgrimage, selected and
arranged by lady, | vol l6 mo
New Themes for the Protestant Clergy--Creeds
Without Charity; Theology without Humanity; and
Professionalism without Christianity; with by the
editor on the Literature of Charity, Popua ton, Po-
litical Economy and Protestantism.
For sale by
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-13
A CATALOGUE OF UALAMlTlEs.

On the evening of December 24ih, 1851 a number
of persons attended the examination OF school III
the lower end Of Carroll coualy Some boys raised
a quarrel with part Cfthe scholars, and lad named
Warren B1lt [not sch1lar,l dT-w.a pistol upon one
OF the pupils Mai. c. Truman, justice OF The peace,
went among the youths To suppress tho riot, and a
. m 10 named Wiley Sutphn, took the ri ,to from Bolt
Some eeTson unfortunately cried out that the pistol
was not loaded. Su,phin handed it ts Maj. Turmsn
and he in The act oil examining the weapon IT
fred-the ball entered Suphin's head just over the
left eye, causing instantaneous death. A Coroner .
Jury sal on Christmas day, and in accordance with
the facts, returned verdict of "accIdental deatn;
entirely excu?atlng Maj. TuFman from blame. lie
wss in tsct especially friendly terms with the I'M
fortunate victim 81 a bad boys misconduct Su'phiA
was about thlrty-fve years old and lett destitute
widow and three small children.
On Saturday night, Dec. 10th, man named sam
ue Scott, residing in Ashe county, N. C.-near the
Grayson liae, and who had been confined IN Jail, as
unatc, and only discharged few days betore-rese
from his bed about midnigh-armed himself with ar
1 cutting knife and fell upon his father and mothe
] (wh whom he liyed) and instantly killed them both
horribly managing both bodies. No other person was
present except small bound boy. For some
known cause the maniac spared his life, and went TO
his brohets, who lived close by, accompanied him to
THE house, aided in attending to the mangled bodies,
and himself proposed sending for the coroner. He is
in Ashe jail, awaiting tria-end it is doubtful
whether the defence OF insanity will avail him. He
had frequently threatened TO kill only his parents
but his brother.
About ten days ago, Mr.. John SatpIlin, of Carroll
county, uncle OF the whose death occurred at the
school house, (Which have menlioned) was re-
turning with his wagon from North Carolina. 10 the
nelshbornood OF MI. Airy, his team ian away win
hiH-he was thrown under the wagon, two wheels
passed over his body, dislocating his shoulder and
otherwise terribly crushing HIM. 1t is hoped, how
ever, that he will recover
MIR. Samuel Carson, of tirayson county, was thrown
from his horse about weeks ago, and had his skull
fractured. What other injuries he may have sustaa-
consciousness-bat is still lying nsensbe, and in a
most precarious cond.tion-VHhsuW Republican
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-13

The BRITISH SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS
A letter from an American citizen having ample CD
poftuntes Of observation in high quarter in England
speaks of Earl Granville, the newly appointed Secre.
tsry Of State for Foseign Affairs, in the following
terms:
have the pleasure to be acquainted with Ear
Granvllls, who is man OF high character excelent
abilities, and among the most Gorgeous persons 10 be
found in any country. Besides, Lord Granville en-.
erains the kndest feelings toward our country. and
has strong desire to nj 1ntaiD the most intimate and
friendly relations with US
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-13
BALTIMORE, M I}kE'TG I.ny NJ

BALTIMORE MARKETS., J ny. IL, P. M.
and 1000 bbls City Mills Flour at 81.
CoEN-Sales of white and yellow at 81 So cents
per bushel.
buste.
CATrLE-Sales of beeves on the hoof at SO 37s to
Ss4 25