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McNell,g Spring style Of Hats

Wholesale aud Retail u and 10, Market ST..
ST LOUIS, MO-
Introducing my STYLE HAS for the Spring nf 1853
would especial the combination presents
Of important requisites Of article OF Dress beauty
aud uIiy. Il lghi, strong; Of correct pTop0on aud
the time y rdapTd for summer hat In tile manu-
nf Hats, motto sEcxcelsiOr The richest
the workmanship, unCd wh the nnilrng
vigilance supervision, cannot fail TO produce hat worthy Oi
the mouo.
have full Of the finest goods in my line
rsng Is rich and fashionable in Hats, Caps,
Straw Panama G0nd especially intended the
msuds, either Wholesale Teials Of community rapidly
advancing and rehns and those artificial
that fouw ~ the time sell the staple goods Of the
trad = low IS any other In 81. Louis.
!T-speonlP Invite personal inspection Of my s,oek
lnchiO I'm JOHN MCNEIL,
Il and 70, Market ST., next house to Main.
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Persons wishing to buy stoves. ould give call,
and examine our new patterns of
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r. II. MILLER s CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Drnler. In
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN w ARR

CHIN n. NHhsASS AND EAth HIN W AkGAs
No ~, Main Street, between Chesnu and Pine.
FfNE Subscribers have IN and to for Spring
l. Sales, Onr Thousand CriteS anG Casks Of
EARTHENwARE AND CHINA
Comprsng ali varieties aud qualities make up the
complete offered for IN this market,
viz:
{. C. Blue Edged Dipi, Painted Printed, PantedFown-
Blue and MubeTIy, Printed FlowaBur aud Mulberry, an
blue, Faney iustFe aud White GrHre Earth"nwuTe In
all their variety Of style aud pattern; ain White Enumeed
Blue LuslIc and Gold Band,
EREsh China, Tea Seits, Teas Plates, e, &c. Of entirely
shapes and patterns.
Every variety Plains Pressed and Cut Glassware Of Amer
ean, Eastern and wessTn French and Bohemian nanuiact
FRENCH CHINA
Teas Coee, Teas aud Dinner Mugs CoOgnEs, Vases,
ke a. Of every description Fancy Articles, Of all kinds,
very cheap.
Earis T. ID. Pipes and American Pipe Heads. Walters,
Tea Trays, OF elegant designs, Of mpornion,
TanIed equal "a any in the market
BRITANNIA WARE Of every descriptions, from the role
hated Gleason Sons, Dorchester, Massac
sets prices. We asn offer full stock Of Gueds for
the SAhTA FE MARkETj to which the attention OF the
Merchants engaged IN that Tsde IL particularly invited As
Crates the Country Trade, packed in the best
always hand Our packers have many years experience
put up goods In exeeed anywhere
MENUS customers testify. mchlU-5t.
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MIRACULOUS CUkE OF DRoPSY.
Ezrac: ofa Letter from EiraTd Roircy, Esq OF India
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To Professor HOLLOWAY:
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A0AAaLAAesABh s2AaG 4 "a sAkGiuS HOUSE
JusEFu NnGMDCE- FRANCIS AcFAUL.
hIOgridge & hIcFaul,
Late TWicbe & Mogridge,)
Corner Commercial and Pine Streets -. LOUIS.
rONSlG NMEN : ard Commissions u III meet with
y prompt aud personal attention, and liberal cash
sarzEons Wil be given on Consignments or Bills Of
LsadnE IL huHa.
The forwarding aud receiving Of merchandise and
produce wll meet with especial care and dispatch; the
lowest rates OF freight WI always be procured, and
The expense OF storage and drsyage as much as Ossi
be aNO,lad.
Ord+rs fer purchasing filed at the shortest notice
and lowest market prices
REFERENCES:
J. & I. Walsh.
Page & Bacon,
Charles, Blow L Co., ) ST. LOUIS.
Choteaa < Vale,
D0an. King & Co.
Slow q Maich,
frost Forrest, New York
Charles 4. Neigs,
T {. TEichell a Co New Orleans.
We have an open policy Of Insurance, .shich will
rOpsr al shipments 20 address, when advised by
letter per mail or when endorsed on bills Of lsdiRg
before. OF Al the isne Of Shipment
MOGRIDGE MCCALL
s. Loais, JEa- g, 1855. e3y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY,. MARcH Is. lS53
HOUSE OK DELEGATES.

Senate bill 10 incorporate the Prince George
Plank Road Company taken up, read Ihrd lims ana
passed.
An rnsrosssd bill authorize rapitni
stock OF the North River Navigation Company. and
ioriZe the Board OF Public Works subscribe rE5
Of said Increased stock taken up with the amendments
proposed thereto BY the Senate and determined in the s
native.
An engrossed bill authorize the Exchange Bank ot Viz
ginin any other o The Banks Of this Commonwealth 10
establish office In the Of Blsckshurg read
third time and passed.
An engrossed bill authorizing tie borough Of Morganto"n
subscribe 10 works Of Internal improvements
isri time and passed.
An cngrossed bill 10 incorporate III: Putnam and hrGs
wha mining and manufacturing company read third
time and passed
cngrosscd bill tend the lease oil ihe Boring a
The Armory 10 j. B. Bragg 10 additional Term VI leL
years, was read third lime and passed ayes lOl
Senate bill Incorporating the Tug Fork Navigation
Company was taken up read third time and plssed-aye7
so, noes 26.
4 Senate bill Incorporating The Alsxandra l.rgd"rG aGi
Hampshire Rail Road Company. takcu -, Oh ilon
nj Mr. MASSEY, and his motion 9mend. ienc ih'rd
Time and 49, 70 1t r'akea trce hf,hs
subscription OF 81 200 UUO.
On motion OF alr PATRICK ], was
Resolved Tha, The OF The Hall be gantei 10 Gap'sin
Ericsson explain The Caloa Engine. between The hours
OF hali-pas: O'Clock and nal past O'CLOCK r. Nj, Oh
Thursday next.
Senate bill 10 incorporate the RockOr!dee and North
River Macadamled Road Company was read third time
and passed.
An engrossed bill pr stsiOn lam: IN lie c1EGy oi
Lousa read third tiHa and passed.
The bill was amended 10 read and certain other cou"
iies therein mentioned"
An engrossed bill authorizing The Councils OF Nooib 10
establish ferry between Norfolk and Portsmouth, ~as
read third time md passer!.
On motion, the House adjourned Until his csorng ai halt
past O'Clock
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Imports; by which ad rcorsm system of duties ad he
~afrhcus= policy were adnped. HE new department Of
the Interior created There democratic ma n:i
In both branches OF Congress h5t years ina
small wh,s majority in the House in the other two years c.
Nj Pulh's term.
Elerent administration 1919 70 i53 four years Zlctary
Taylor President-dsd il otcs Juy 9:t 1850 onG ues
succeeded by TIE Pice President. IMHarG Fu!s.ore
me following were The Casinst appointments by Taylor
Sta'e-John M Clayton Delaware. March 9Th, lsa9 :
PANEL Webster MnssAchuses July, 1850. Edward E.e
EFT, Massachusetts, October, 1852.
Treasury lillian u. MrrrdIth Georsls, March 1919.
Thomas Cor.in Ohio, July. 1850.
Wor-Georee ". Crawford. Penn,vlvan., March. lsis
Charles III. Conrad. Louisiana July 1880
Navy-wm. Preston, Virginia, March ls4s. WIN A.
Graham North Carolina, July. 1850. John P. Kennedy.
Interior Thomas Ewing Ono March ls4s Alex Fl H.
Stuart, Virginia. July, 1850
Postmaster Genera-J Cclan,sr Vermont Mrrch. 1879
Nathsn X. Hall! New York July, 1850. Samuel . i:ue
bard, Connecticut, 1852
Attorney GeneraI-Rsvs,dy Johnson, Maryland, March.
1919. John }. Crittenden Kentucky, Jolly 1850.
The passage OF the compromise union meusuies. BY which
the admission Of California into Union the settle
ment Of he Texas boundary question effected ard
anti slavery agitation checked have been perhaps The
Important measures OF The a.e administrations which ESs
been in minority n both branches o Congress Throughout
the term OF It's existence
On examining The character rrd history Of pas, ad
mnlsrations think VIII b. observed hlt The personal
qualities and principles OF the 'arent Presidents have had
much influence on tue operations Of the Government In
siSlaon w. the exercise Of ~" cxecriivs powers.
Thus Mashingion, Jefferson. iudsun Monroe John Qnn
cy Adams Jackson and Polk the mpess of cir
minds on the legislative annals Of the the pro
gross oi the while the way~ ard ard whimsical
course pursued by JDnn Adams and John Tyler end their
9laHe- with their Cabinets and political supporters effect
cd The destruction Of the prwcr o. HE respective parties
with which they were Connected
The administrations of Van Buren, and Fillmore although
quite different In their political character mas te -at 10
nave been both Of negative character owing partly hs
decline o their respective political parties while they
power II remains 5e sper whether The nrw admits
atlon Of General Pierce will exhibit lhirk It Will
features O decided and positive character, under The linda
.! It's dDi uishcd head inaugniE Edfc
produced 50 profound an impression on 'he public mlrt
We repeat The Of The cabinet heretofore Civ
TGeyM Administration, lS53Franh!in Pierte Pr.ti.n
EWiilurn l. Marcy, \. Y, March 1854
TREASURY james Guthrie Ksntucky, do
WAR-Jetierson Davis, Mississippi, 50
NAvY-James G. Dobbin, y Csrolna 10
lSTERioa Robert MrCeiand. Mich, Gn
POSTMASTER GgS S.--J. Campbell Penn DO
ATTORNEY GES.--Calcb Cushing, Mass do
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THE RiCHMOND ENQUIRER.
r,lsu:p DAILY AND SEAl."EEhLi,
II y. 3 THOMAS RITCHIE, Jh.
T L X NJ ::

I II u
~ seven dollars annumand Ill the rate OF eisr
E?.r Tor a shorter pero! than ono year t"r inc sa
tI1!s s Sa,as rcr annun and Lnfce 3oias tu SIX M ,
Week 10 he paid III the ocs or rcmcd Oy ma' i
% r snnu, AZ The END 81 's S ySs, & y good and
Ra"k notes, The risk othe EDITORS me Po.,0 P ise, is
Stt r writer Il the accunu!a'on " NM,
x' ,,,n.,yc business, which operates as sef'e'S'"
g=,;re TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,.I,N ESQU[RER:-For TEN ne3 or icss mr. =. y,
~ lh and every succeeding insertion t"ehtyh S S
.i once week ,Ser ,"t hreI IN, SSs
s'te" any ,yuers cnarSed az! dollars 10, nil'! %
AaNas n ErcRer st; exc '''s
tlsI rI'P' - ha charged 500, (paEc ineudol
rerst lines. or less, uSI ihscf'io
u III, III G,,,,ru corunIancc ." cc"ts ,
's0,rs fI, Instance must DE- aee'mlsmHn VII" "' "0 CIV"
o'"', .,,,s.,gry F.f.renccs I" insure execution
"a : .Tittt.s Of respect, cTecednS egh ''sS
w -! ~! j., A. adj ~i'Ssr,sntS
cr: T,r:s- Marriages ir"u. tis country, Hhe't ~
tA.t.Muz's Gasro"i % US mta ne avn " .,,sy
VI the Eti:iuoho'' "a
ta Every measure that mas peg,
- or,s,,iaa. Iuizz heeto!nr proFea
pe :. therefore upon such cominuniea' ,r
H.. ram h. pns --rit,cn The "fc" I" '
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH IT, 1853


r--=.x.z.zzz.=
The Auditor OF puoic accounts in his last annual teP
the of the State, reports the captalio"
free negroes for the fiscal year ending the 3Uth
1852, at S7f2s IS; and the tax on seals u.nrs,
gisers, at S4723 90, making an aggregate %
|. appears by tha same report, that s,9>' "1 ~
assessed with the tax Of one ao'i'' 'e'
law; conssqG qGently l557 Of those usscs''o' "'''
much TOO large proportion i WIN 70 '''''''.I
males 2l and S. the only CLASS no~ y
the colonization law Of 1850. II cah 'a'oi} 'c ~ '
a population SO negligent OF ou'y' 81 ea'S Pe''o
m h,se, of their fellow creatures, is not worth retaining
I,,s conclusive evidence. that firm and efftc-
80, .bould be taken 10 rid the country of it,
D. m c.nsus of 1880 tue free negro population OF VIZ
tit, ,rmbced IS S29 yot defective IL The act ot loou,
rovldng for the levy and collection OF ths small tax inst
Than nine thousand males OF the taxable class have oeen
found and less than thousand ve hundred have pao
much larger number ough,to be assessed certainly from
twelve thousand might be- the minute details Of 1e
BILL before the Senate could be brought 10 bear upon
them Al least lhousand maes could be MADE 10 Phy
the tax The femules Of like ages would be qne as hhe-
rous and much puacua in the payment OF any fco
sonabc levy made upon them IL then, Tue senate OIL
shou mass IN ts present FORM and Of five dollars be
levied males between Il and o. ana one dollar on Inc
females of like nges would DO unreasonable to expect
revenue of S5OOOu rom lhe lornef una oioooo rom 'e
latter, making s60,0OO
gu suppose We allow for denquencies and expenses OF
c.con $40 O00 and that really there will be realized Tor
the nurposes OF colonization s5000; and add TO this
me annual appropriation of s30O00 shall have the hand
,one amount Of 0000 besides seas Ih's, at
m average SIS each for collecting Transporting" and
sustaining months would be sufficient remove luoo
or average Of $50 EACH il would remove l6OU ANNUALLY
1t is probable the would exceed the last mentioned
sum- as h the Board would be under the necessity OF IN
curing expense. In bringing The colonis from the va
ous counties the points OF embarkation. This sum, II
ludcously expended would transport number more thun
equal the current Increase supposed To be about Uuo
annually which, In few years, being applied generally 10
the young and enerprslng would cut of The source and
6na exngushment of the evils Of the population would
soon be effected Those who would refuse neglect TO pay
according 10 the provisions OF the oil for thIes
years would forfeit their right TO remain In The State and
would be compelled leave, be sold. While this Oil
would not operate with any mmeiiate harshness, would
most certainly effect Its object It's influence over sc ne.
eoes would soon be manifested by them in uat ap-
oecaton condition. with proper efforts 10 avail
themselves of permanent homes, where they ENJOY
whatever OF freedom and civilization their own sense OF
Justice morality industry and capacity FOR civil government
,,ill protuce
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ir.I,,< HOTEL, At RICHMOND, VA,
: y

yxyE oyo Hove situated the Gil! OF
Kcaaa:J 4. the Main and ls streets quiie near
- w cunleis', ana Fey GoHrrHeh W
,.p u-Ipg- q: he i,anvls atd Central Rail Roads
Tie to- thoroughly altered ard repaired about iS" years
order Il has accommodations tqial
j. m Other city, presents Atteng hduceish!s
10 a. urr diseased en-. age in lic;el keeping
wealth ana uu!atin aho The To-
ai, -: it- where bushes soon ~
lyr recommends those who wish 10 engage III Tie bes
Tie present nan major Taman) will vacae the house on the
L. A. next and should any desire they purchase all OF
al, She which ~ mostly r ac IN goo" OK
~I reasonable 70 good enat Persons ds' Ell 10
" GODnlN, Richmond. Va
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XiTrD STATES HOTEL.

,s,.~ Popular HOTEL IS stii under the maj tSe
.r nj She uu,fsiy:rt who hs sincere IN INKS 10 ms
Sou! Carolina. Georgia. North Carolina Virginia. Bal
n pSiate r NcS Tu:s and Boston, lo thelr '! !avoss
.r su,irric, EU Hseris by uhsnhrd sHcii'oi
o continuance. 49,. -. >,
families wishing coGnaia u" winl u t's no.
ia Also la airy cr their comfort on
seCpa nhr 10 Tue Ladies P'i'tt;
To rar.urs Cnuuba. they VIII MD ihrh;ifse S"
l!o:. 5lyr,ratl 10 a. ib!ic :ns. r.rarcr.s. &c,&s
C,rDe. hiI>t Ina the ri:rd States Hotel shat
m be .,r, - .ry ,in,! uI good edin. clean ana
Il! OF whom have bee"
t,ain,t,y VI. iitHT.
Mt .--r
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SUFFOLK. MARCH 8, lo5;

SUFFOLK, MARCH g. 1852.
GEsTLEARN: ioura ~ The 7 inst, announcing officially
my nomination by the Convention held NJ lsc of NGh
Court Houac thar day Tor the pupuse nominating
Senator tor the 9Th Senatorial District; aud also three
utons adopted the COnvcnUn have been received and
whilst iecl grateful for The honor conferred, ha
ani c0mp'sd u decline the nomination for the following
reasons.
Within the last three days have determined change
my residence beyond the limit. Of this Senatorial District
anu mace every curt reach home in time attend the
ConScnlipn but Iaed consequence OF the public
ances failing 10 make their usual connections and did n"
reach home I'll to-day. Bat for this dsappOinl!n n
some friend 10 my behalf (whom ld advised my in
lenii0ns, hut who also de!anCdIrum similar causcs
would have at decued The nomination. and the
venllon could n once have made another selection
6u could not accept this r"minaiiun If i contln
ued my residence in the District, hecauec, give
nearly approval 10 all the resolutions adopted plat
iorm oy Tie t"1vcntun. The first rt.Dlut m:
hearty approval The second objection TO- but
see no necessity for making Issue in the
Involves no Question nl principle do not believe "that
system o Public Schools be supported by taxation upon
Inc property o! The ci:zeHs Of this Commonwealth, would
DC uHHIse uPoitc and opprtssire But! on The contrary
tax on property for the support Of Pubic Schools Ny views
On this question were we'll known candidate for IN
ate STATE Convention, and made known by pubic
card addressed 10 the Of the District and also BY
letter addressed committee appointed b. Democratic
meeting in Isle OF Wight County
am now, and ever have been In favor OF establishing
puoc SCHOOLS and supporting them too by TAXATION: and
TIE a'e extension OF the right of suffrage 10 every "h!te
man VINO has attained years Of has increased
The necessity for the Public School system.
Deeply egetliRg the position 10 which will place cur
party and earnestly hoping that you may select s,me c'
bette! QUALIFIED Tor The position ap! 10 succeed
must again repent and for the assigned pcrtmpo'
~ oec.nc IN" nomination generously rendered m:
an, with The highest respect,
Ro K. PRENTls
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ApPOMATTOX RIyER.-Wc lel!n from me South Side
Democrat that Col Mansfield hsc mate oonrnct win
Mr. Norman Otis Syrocuse New York, Tor decpsn!ne
the AppomsttoI river 10 average OF "eirt ee 1T raf
! q IA
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ADJOURNMENT OF The OHIO LEGISLATURE
CIsoIxHArI NJ arch lI-Thc Ono Legislature Adjourned
dis to-day The bill establishing sub.treasurrts ~s7
An amendment providing for The payment Of taxes
ln spec!s was rejected.
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EXTRA SESSION Of THE U. 5. SENATE

WAsHIS6roS, TUESDAY. MARCH 10, 1868
After Executive Session of nearly hoas the doors
opened and Mr. Clayton conclnsi his remarks rea
tive TO- and In yndcaon o! The treaty which he SecFe-
,ary OF State negotiated with Mr. Bulwer. relative 10 Cen
,fa America.
Mr. Douglas obtained the foor, when the Senate ad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-18

MOB BY STRONG. MINDED wOMENrhe Glove
lind Herald says that the ist instant 80 wrreh.
we'll backed by gentlemen, proceeded !" the grocery OF An'
thony Jacobs in Ashland aR ASKED him 10 discontinue tha
sale Of LIQUOR and the use Of bagaec board which hhd
enticed many of the youth and .! The married rei
from their He refused AMI the Indies chopped he
bnq .tellc table into kindliu. aud cmpt hs liquors
INTO the street. They then visited another grocery and
tavern both of which capulaed.
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IouS W. BLANToS. DENTIST.

xsAvlNG OF ih~ s3Sani1s"s OF ie Baltimore Los
~ ~ n. ety professional services 10 the Gu
..ns ., cumberland he aiJrinrs counties am prepared
pcrforp operations E- !eeh ~ 'he os' Pef'eS
Teeth il>e Ell M eM:!re se a.,
Nil attend 10 any 81 a.r sing Farmvle Prince EdTaf
...,a,w "a March l--cly
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Is,y or W,sv- e n March 7 lc5

IsLE or WIeHT C.. H., March Z 1858.
Rom X. PaESr,s Esq -Si.: Al ION held al tie
Court House OF this county to-day, - nominate suat!.
person represent this district the Senate Of Virginia
you have been unanimously chosen and recommended 10 w
voters In announcing this fact; sir by The order oi III.
convention proud to add Individual APPRECIATION
10 The proceedings OF this body. We rely implicitly upon
excrtions your election and upon your
tance OF the nomination The convention have fiji Ia
adopt some revolutions PLATFORM AMI hope you will
IN them noihng Objectionable, and That you will accept
them In your democracy the highest confidence
and wishing you success beg leave 10 subscribe
selves You're, &o and fellow citizens.
AnCHD ATKINSON,
VIM. H. EDWARDS,
VIM. J. ARTHUR,
Committee.
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SANTA ANNA RETURNING TO MEXICO
New ORLEANS March 2.--An English steamer was met
seven days ago entering Vera Cruz Santa Anna on
board He returning the capitol TO assume The Eesns
Of Government.