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Northern Liberties Female Seminary.
1t the corner Of 10Th and l. streets. Wrshinston.
A. E. BELL, Principal Preceptress.

a' H' ID HAA, fr5HcfpaI Precepfress.
I'HE exercises of this seminary will commence on
L the first Monday % September. in new and
cominodious building, now nearl, completed, wherr
the AIRY and ample rooms will enable the m ti,uriop
greatly to enlarge the sphere of its operations and
usefulness, and, in addition to the present n,uuba,
OF boarding scholars, others can be accommodated
WIN every essential requisite for the Improvement
OF mental and moral training. The government Of
school and family will be characterized by love:
every care VIII be used TO render study ling
as well as useful.
Competent and efficient teachers arc engaged for
every department.
fiint"d circulars will be issued in few DAYS
whici can be obtained at tie principal Rook Stores
throughout tie city. aug In-eo,S.nI
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FUNERALS.

FUNEhF Us.
Wiz subscriber l. prepared to al end. al tie -liot
est notice, to any calls in tins line. and nl
pare no pains TO render entire satisfaction all who
may aesre IBIS assistance ia performing the last irb
ute OF respect to The dead.
Hearse always in rca,iI,sss Mourning Tar, and
Siroads furnished when de-. ired.
The subscriber brgs leayr 10 call the M, nun ri
me public 10 his PATENT CORPSE PRESEENER.
which has been already tested The fanilir. Of ~
eral IN tins city, To whom he cau r,.i.r a ."
Its efhcacy M preserving tlr" body from dccnnuO +
ton for any length OF period.
j. W. PLANT. - >iT,r't.
aug e-foiy let. 9TH and Inth .tr't~
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4 4 National Guards, Attention.
81 a meeting of the corps will he held their
e. ~ mOry, Usland IIall) on WEDNESDAY EVE
il II MING, the 10th instant. at O'Clock. for the
purpose of pecting the officers ot the corps. Per
SONS DESTROYS oijoning the corps invited TO at
tend.
There will he a complete uniform present for the
company's Inspection. &c. WHEELER,
aug get Secretary
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WE nave for sale $50 acres Prime LAND viii,
w Ordinary improvements miles on the all,
street Plank Road about half of the track in min,
Timber, such as Oak, Chc.nut, and Hickory aud a
never fallin. stream passing through it, ID has one
Oh The tine-t Young orchards in the miles square
Ii can be had with little money and a Jony tiu,c ~
pay the balance.
e. L. MASSEY & co,
Real Estate Brokers'
aug lO-N Ohm po-, ot,;o
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New York Politjcs.

The Syracuse Star (Silver Grey Whig)
isindulgingstrong hopes, from indica tons
satisfactory to the editor, that the Albany
argus, and the friends of that journal, will
shortly so out from the Democratic party
to join a new party to be composed for
the most part of the ultra Hards and the
minority wing of the Northern Wing
party. The (Southern) sympathizers with
the Jenkins movement in Georgia, are
also looked to to form an important ele-
ment of the contemplated new national
organization.
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kJEACO, would respectfully Inform the Ladies
of Warrington and its vicinity. that h. l. now
prepared TO close out AT reduced prices IN. lar.r
STOCk OF GOODS, previous 10 ing ms tail
purchases. Great inducements will he Offered 10
all who viii favor us with a call aur Neo3
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Attention, Presidents Mount.

Mn Attention, Presidents Mount
"A "a ed Guards you ordered to meet for
M IN drill, at Weeden'S Stables on THURSDAY.
W " August llth. at O'Clock p. IN. i'm Fatigue
dress, and with swords, which can be had at Copp's
Saloon. As parade is anticipated in few days IL
is very important that every member should be pres
ent. BY order of J. PECK, Captain.
ii. LiNDSLEf, Secretary. aug l0-2t
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DI n,

On the 9Th Instant, ANN JEiNETT FUGITT.
daughter of Thomas and Mary Ellen Fugiti. aged =
months and Is days.
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A RARE CHANCE TO ENGAGE IN a PROF
"a TABLE BCSlNESS.-Onco i tie IL L stand,
and hNiures ot a Bakery and CONFECTIONERY Esiab
iiShmenf, now III successful and profitable opr ration
Is Offered for sale easy terms. ur exchange Io
city property, including market siaEcs. hors,. and
carriages used in the bu.ine.r.
Also, handsome House and Furniture Tor rem,
young gentle family Horse and iamy Cdrriasc and
Harness for sale Several first class building LOTS
Tor sale. Inquire of J. L. SMITH
Attorney al Law, eth street.,
aug eli near Penn avenue.
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" The Era says: "A bust of Mrs. Stowe,
designed to be executed in marble, has been
deposited at Stafford House. When finished,
1t is to be deposited in the Crystal Palace at
Sydenham.
We wonder if this bust is chiseled after
the model executed by Brownlow?
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URoger A. Pryor, late Of the Union,
is about to become associate editor of the
Richmond Enquirer.
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TRYING DOLLS, Travelin. and Other Basket.
~ Chidren's India Rubber Long COMBS, Barr',
Tncopherous, for the hair, Playing Card. &c. or
sale low, Tor cash, at LAMMOND:S, 7;h .;Fc,t. n
door below l.. aup ,-,nh
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r JOHN r. ELLIS, STATIONERY

"A FANCY STORE may br found an asSorrm,,a
of Domnoes, Chess, Backgammon. Children,
Games, Porte Monnaies. Scsar Gases, Purse TIA,
cling. Fishing, Work, Card, and Fancy Ba,k,,s
Fly busters, Vases, Razors, Strop> Scissors Pnckc
Knives, Tea Bells and Gongs, all kinds Of Pfrium.
nv, iii addition TO well assorted stock OF Sta,ir,
Music, and Musical instruments.
JNO. r. ELLIS
aug9 Penn. ave. bet 9th and IOtb Il,
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~ The regular I'M ont In " IN ting
ll3 of the Metropolitan Nee! ancs' Institute
will he held THIS EVENING, at the Smithsonian
Institution, at s O'Clock. e. CALVERT,
aug l0-lt Secretary
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81" FOR SALE OR RENT-The HOUSE on
III montgomery street, now occupied by Mr. Alex
AkAander. Lot 40 by 40, with smoke house. dairy.
pump, &c.; and the house contains a cellar fonr
rooms on each floor, and two finished attic rooms
with a convenient pantry in the rear II sold a mar
OF the consideration could be- paid in monthly install
mcnts to the Building Association. A. HYDE.
aug l0-d3t* Grorrr,ou,n
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

IA Strayed or stolen from the subscribe, ,
REEn Gray HORSE, blind in left eye and or.
%M} portion Of his name cropped The a,ny.
y II reward will be paid on delivering S7,d
horse 10 CHARLES SCHUSSLER.
Corner eth street and New York ay,unc
aug o-cn.i
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SIiIRTS made TO order and guaranteed TO fl. q,
~ superior Pattern. nj HOPKINS Nrs Co.,
Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania avenue, bstwr..,
National and Browns Hotel. aur o 2,
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DOARDING.-Nrs. BEsLL would I've rlc,s.a ,
ID accommodate siN or eight gentlemen with no.,
and lodgings Residence 18th street, between I snS
n stFcets. aug
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
THIS Wednesday, EVENING, August 10
EnoaceYnenf E.yfro
Mr.. GEORCE W urrI


The prince OF l'ancers, for three nights cnlu. IL,
unriyalled artiSte's style OF Dancing ranks hmm 49,,
eminently above all rivalry. He VIII appeaT ~,
evening in his JigS Reels, Walk Around's. INN
lions OF Locomotives, Drums, SC.
aug S-.d
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TO THE LADIES.
C. H. MYERS, Gas.Fi.tnr

NINTH street, one door from PENNSYLVANIA .,,
" nue., beng practical gas filter, prepared i,
iii up Churches, Hotels. Private Dwelling S,or,.
&c, at the shorte-t notice, m the be-, manner an,
OH fcdsohdb'e Ufhs' aug .-ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

BY M FRY-Of the President and Directors pl he IN
mel Coal Company OF Coal ycr asking amendments To IN.
charter Of the said Company.
The resolution the Committee Uf Finance relating 10
the pc'iyn Of Lydia Rooney was ordered 10 be commit
ted.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions offered for adoption:
BY Mr. IaBoDES-Ttat the Committee Propositions
and Grievances enquire into the expcency VI
"ihe Centta. Savings Bank nj Stanton"
BY Mr. IEYsURS-ihnl The Committee on Finance he
instructed ~ enquire into the expectancy OF reporting bill
urovding for the eccn, collection The revenue Of
lhr Commonwealth.
BY Mr.. B0Yp-'lhat the Committee on Finance enquire
into tie expectancy Of making provision eicc.uaIly Il,
prevent pcdding without license.
The nrc. Of The day which postponed from Saturday
being the consideration Of the different bill. OF Internal I'm.
prlvelnrnt was taken up.
br HIVES consequence of the thlnness 81 House
moved tina, IuEt Uricr be postponed until Mon.
day.
sr WALLACE would wish That lilo discussion the sub.
proceed day hut that the should be Ia
ken hen there fuller attendance OF members.
Mr. SgGaR thought that discussion tile subject a.
important in fall House MS the taking the vote on IL; and
therefore considering The Importance :" the question: and
Tor putlc well personal interest. he woald vote the
motion The member from AlbcGar, Ia postpone the Joint
order until this day week.
Sir. lMRnpES would also for the pos ponement Al
though the last day lie hud voted thai The question bs
with different persons liz had before this time learned
he deep interest which is manifested in The matter He
would therefore vote Tor The rusfE0nemfnt.
Mr. WALLACE said Tint whatever might he tho interest lie
,d tho after and although he favored discussion with
,ut delay yet he would Withdraw his motion.
The motion ol Mr. RvE5 Then nd prd and The loin
rider p"sr"ttd ill Monday
On motion .! Mr.. SEED the House I'd ournej.
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CDMHhhCiiL RECORD.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT

RlchMuSp, JASVARY H. lH52
The holidays Some lew sales within the last lew Jays
have be-" made at prices fully as "o9a as hey were IN
WHEAT Red 10 cts.; white - cents
Ft0uit-S'lea RICHMOND al s. =; Sc".tsvIe s.. dull
tcORN--Sales al new IL % 4 G2.
CORN MEALS u 80 cents prt 0u,h,.
OArS4U /" As cents per bushri, Tor ordinary Virginia,
OFFAL-Br4n Is cents per nu-r Shorts p cts. Brown.
S;ui 80 cts; ships tut! So els
BACoN-Nrs'ni cured h"s round would b1ing ~ c's.i
old Western sides, lO 10. Cents; II 10 II old
shoulders "a cents nrw los 10 l0s prime tnmiIy
FISH ii".rngs, ~" Gu s. a 23; Gross 5sa 81
Roe s. vg MacAstr, NJ ,, s1a7s; no 2, 81: al2
Gros. Hrrings s. 50 80
PLASTER Sales from wharf Al s. TO S. p; Ground S.
plenty and dull.
l.IME-sules at Wharf 81 20; Store 81 81
BUFFERS in better supply. Frhin IS 10 20 per
ID fresh Roll y TO % Goshen 70 10 =:
GUANO-For Peruvian 80.
sOAP--Tuypcntinr, 3. cents. yatrgatrd IL n lie.
COtFEE-Od Java IL cents lnguayra -. 10;
Rio "a 10 g. ctr Cape s.. a cts Manila l2%.
COAL 10 70 r.. Tor good mixed, fine
aud lump 10 II cents for black smiths conI.
FLAASEED--ln demand At 81 ~ 81 - per bushei
FEATHERS livc sr"-c 81 a s. cts.
HIDES Slaughtered - 81. green weight; Spanish 81;
81 IL IL Gail Shas Sll:.
HAi-Salrs f,"'E store AT 81 y Ia 81 50.
LARDE5ls. i2s IL cents kegs H. ts., pniIs II.
COTTON AND COTTON YARNS The trade Ia cot
ton here IL limited The quotations. are 10. 10 ii cs
Cotton Yarns Is cts per To-
TE.AS-lmprruI anI Gunpowlrr 5a 10 81 70; Black .
To As, With light demand.
BEESWAN- 26 cts. PR lb--wih small receipts
MISUNDERSTANDING: Olard, pupuy IL CO 81 % ? So
A. Srigncc IS; Imitation - 10 Sc Saranac So Ia 3D.
Pcacli, dull Al %; Virginia Apple 6Jc; do old, 62. 81
Northern 40 cts; Kum Nrw England 81 a 33c; WlisSry
Richmond rcclIiich u cents in b; Cincinnati .5 10 20
Gen. Holland, a %; American 2Sc.
lRON-P:g $50 % 81; Sw,!cs 90 %; English S50i
lreicSur tliichmondl ou mp country cO Nails II i.
RICE to5 CTS
SALTS u. from SIoIr; So from wharf scutce ani
wanted.
SUGARS Porto Rico 8. rn7 i"r ordinary 10 srdciy
prime New OrIrnns 5s 10 Ga; Refined LOAF IL =: CTS;
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.


On Saturday Geographic dispatch received by the
that William Cudipp, who MORALLY stabbed Richard A.
Thotnas in this city, the 9Th Of October 1851 had been
arrested committed Jail Officer Tyler despatch
ed on Saturday evening Washington with requson for
Cudipp and returned with the prisoner last evening.
% tho evening of Saturday, tho 4h of October 1851
while al the theatre Cudln> then about Is years
OF age dropped egg n the second tier upon Richard
A. Thomas aged seventeen, who seated in the pit
Sunday morning they met Broad street, when hlterca
ton took place concerning the offensive Of Cudpps
the night previous No blows struck but Cudlpp
10 his home Erold ST., his father, Benjamin Cndipp
keeping dyeing establishment there.
Thomas and his young companions walked down Broad
street tho front OF Gazeboo&s carpenter shop about
square Of Cdpps house stopped there TO converse
with other hoys. In little while young Cudlpps mother
lille sister and young Cud!ipp himself TO Thorn
az; and Mrs c. considerably excited addressed herself 10
Thomas concerning the difficulty with her The son
also part the alteration which finally broken
of by his plungng dagger into the breust Of Thomas.
Thomas Immediately conveyed his home where he
died in a few minutes Young Cudipp Immediately fed
the city, and up Saturday had been heard FROM
Young Thomas apprentice in the Dispatch office pre-
vous TO the time of his death He kind and gentle
boy industrious and dutfu and progressed we'll hG
saess.
We would call The attention Of persons wishing obtain
good farm the sale Of the land OF Mr. D. Walker axa
situated at the upper end Of plank road desirable
farm has not been offered for time and it's known i'm
proved fertility and its propnquity TO the city, makes
most comfortable location for any person OF agricultural
tastes The sale will take place Wednesday, 9Th Inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

BALTIMORE JAS. lO-Somc siA OF seven hundred
started IN The This morning celebrate iheS
opening Of The Baltimore ana Ohio Rail Road 10 Wheeling
among them COY johnson and number Oh ',1 "eH-
hers nj m yi,oin, legislature me ears reached Hdpers
Ferry IA quarter O'clock. The weather WIS Plea
; M and Tho Tin del iuhIlMI
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NEW YORK JAS ~ The steamship humboldt. from
Liverpool arrived yesterday, bringing 'a'R" worm over
IVA million. al dollars
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L.TEST MEMS Ri THE TELEGRAPH,

'oNGHEss or THE UNITED STATE

senate Con siderable debate ensued 10 the under
standing Of The Clayton and BniwrI cay.
iiOcsElhr proceedings unlmportanl. 4 resolution
Ia close the debate ,Onufow the Deficiency Bill
passed.
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THE VERDlCT-Tho "Whig General Committee" OF
New York. have been holding it seems coroncrs inquest
the end death of The late Wing party All the
evidence that could be elected by thorough post oen in-
Eesgaon for the last months has been made available
and the Committee fnd by the following that the disorder,
although chronic existing for "a long series OF years.
fastened victim untitney result by the setting in Of
the military cheain fever and the disagreeing advice oil
"emsnent Wing" doctors. We copy from the Tribune
Mr Nicholas Carroll presented lengthy report from the
Corresponding Committee detailing history o the recent
Wing tracing the for long series OF years
and ascuing saving of Unun to the efforts OF Mr.
Fillmore upon his accession The Presidency by the death
OF Mr. Taylor, and claiming that different result would
effected with Mr. +. candidate This docu.
men reflected very severely many eminent Wings and
took ground against military candidates. Mr. C.s report
was after discussion adopted and ordered TO be pub
hehed"
The Tribune, which il of the principal mourners
wipes its eyes with Of its "od white coat. aud
thus sobbers its sympahics the senscless clay -
The Wings have been pierced 1--WE p -.
90 pieces routed army mus, organize Anew re-
I!enish With fresh recruits and appear anew field
Weakened by deseun by teuds demotalized by faith
iss have betrayed it into the hands Of the
my-s broken squadrons in full ghit is impossible il
should be able and turn with the least
prospect of upon the overwhelming numbers Of It's
flushed triumphing agnnsi
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Thursday las, was the day fixed upon by the Legislature

Thursday las WIS day fixed upon by the Legislature
TO take up the Internal Improvement bills. The whole
amount asked for By the different companies amounts 10
about So 900 000 Or this amount considerable portion 10
aid the construction of lurnpkes anu plank
roads, The probability that if The Legislature makes any
appropriations will appropriate the whole amount asked
nr Twelve millions OF dollars is heavy sum 10 De ex
pended by the Legislature of Virginia at session; but
when we consider the object and the circumstances under
which IL ia made conceive IL 10 be the dnty OF the Le
uisalurc grant the appropriations In the hrst place e3
endtues.in the construction of rail roads not taking
uway from the wealth of the State but merely investing
money which will only realize fair proht, but will en-
hance the wealth of the Commonwealth II Twelve NIL
lions of dollars be expended In the State in constructing
rail roads the value OF the lands nt the State VIII De IN
creased more that So that we are not losing
any thing by appropriation, but actually adding TO Our
wealth and prosperity. ,
But more: There number of improvements in the
State commenced which, without additional AID from
the State be completed In their present condition
they are only Improbable but they are constantly tax
ng our State Treasury keep them up II they were COM
Dstcd they would then be in condition TO support inen-
selves and pay handsome dividend 10 the State.
On the grounds Of pure policy, therefore, wo think The
su ud m ely appropriate money to complete the main
rail road lines in the Commonw wealth IL this be DONE Viz
2nla will her hitherto snail-like movements TO
glory and greatness and with rapid strides will hasten TO
take her station among the first States of The Union
Rockingham Reg isicr.
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,,..I.,,,.ccI~r'. pcI.1 ,rupr

MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE
BosruN JAN S-ireat excitement prevails Ia The lesls
aturc to-day consequence OF tho attempts OF the coal
postpone filling the vacancies in The Senate. The
branches in convention and spirited debate is
ing The coalition forces undcr the lead OF Col But
NJ Lowell
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-: The Democratic Committee ~ Arrangements tor The
late Democratic Festival earnestly requested 10 meet
hr t.: gucr Office Wednesday evening. the l2th instant
nclurE. II hoped that every member VIII be present
COMMITTEE:
.l.itEa,"S WARD--C h. Hill, Alex. CmiY, George
Sndcr, ". :. Wood, Hugh Iaran L, C. Burns, John F.
rullcy, r. II. Jackson, james Riley, w g. Freshman, )
3nsrntrls, e. krrss James Collins james a Smell VIM
e. Tompkns h. U'Nril u. Anrloll.
MApIans WAED-Daurl II. London, K H. Dickinson, T.
Luck l.. Rrg"r james Dove, Y. Fasrr, NJ. SeageIs
Samuel Hastings, Ghas. Norirneyer, James Shine VIM
iat,csOn. James R0shcr Jamcs q. Blalry. D. Crhr.1
K ). SaTyay, r. i. Cannon J. K. &aains. x. W lingh'-
VIM Craig, John Woi.bc ". +. Richie, John NJ Daniel
M"Sm"E HAHp-I.. ". G!azchr"rk, G. w Clutter Ro }.
Nislr>w"h. V. Rnraamn, II. Dickinson. Joseph Her
h"l,A"r, II PHILIPS y ID DEACON NJ. D"wnes, w W. Tim
trtlaSr, H. kiack'r MasHena B,aHry, X. NJ. Nimmo W
~ ili, > Hush, >. t.. Davis, K G.. Sc"tt Jr, Rchara
Moore, John + hazrbronk NJ Z. Sarkr H. Weiss John
II. lynrman
DEATH OF iAMBLlN, TIE MANAGER
Nsw SoRE. JAS 9.-lhoInas &. HambIin the Lessee ..
the BVwrIy Theatre died la~t night,
TIE MARTHA WASHINGTON CASH
CsclSShTI, JAS S.'rhe ltal of the Martha Washing
conspIraiurs progressing The testimony I" the wit
the defence Id contradictory IN many Important
nnrtlculIrs.
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JAsEsvILLE wis; JAN The opening of the Milwau.
ke and Mississippi rail road 10 Janesve was celebrated
yesterday this place. train OF Is arrived here al
o'clock P MA large crowd had gathered al the depot
nd Ell nreYaed.
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the Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
Gentlemen You will be called upon 10 vote, on le =th
instant for delegate represent you in the present e-s
tue 10 fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF
James H. Wilson, Esq We beg leave TO call your alien.
lion 10 our able and welllried VIM c. FL URNoY ESQ., us
The man The times. We want Inn IN Inc LesiSaulo
INV The south Side interest demands ii. Much de-
pend. upon his efficient aid and we take great pleasure 10
saving that mr. Flournoy having been solicited ny many
friends here county, has consented to seve yo
if elected. Yours &c, ,. :.
: MANY VOTERS NOW IN THIS CITY
Il. Journal DcaSc
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JONI A. WoRsHAa has been arrested at Petersburg to
charges of dealing la the game Of faro In Prince
Edward county Va.
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THE REFUSAL OF BILLY BOWLEGS TO LEAVE
FLORIDA.-l'he National lnellgencer confirms the re-
port that Billy Bowegs has been compelled by his followers
particularly his sister and Sam Jones 10 refuse me cop'
unce with his promise 10 leave Florida lie hau 'aheh ~
the everglades and regiment oil cowboys or oacA
ers is being raised in Florida TO pursue him. We may ex
meet 10 hear soon OF another trouble
India m
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
CoLrMpus JAS. S.-The Democratic State Convention
met here this morning. and nominated VIM Medil for Go
vernon George Bse for It. Governor and Bresn for State
bucks Of the Hamilton county delegation had fight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

Col Geo. w. Hunter OF Fairfax county, Va seriously
Injured on the Both by being attacked and goed BY
Infatuated COW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

PHILADELPHIA JAS l0.A till has been iGtruduCrI
in !, M. Penn, !vnnn Senate allow citizens iun the
South owning slaves safe transit win their property
tl rn.,rh this Stale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

nuImE ENGLISH CHEEsE.-25 hampers pnn: II : :
Ish Cheese ius rsceiT ed per ship Alert from cnI2h
by jan. III EDMOND DA'EHfoh' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

BALTIMORE JAS. lO.-SaIcs u $40 bbs flour al
- grain is steady.
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From all We hear satisfied that Senator Hunter OF
Virginia. declined accept the offer Of seat in Pfes
den, Perces This leaves the composition OF the
cabinet altogether again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

CALlIOUN'S WORKS.-The Washington Union states
that Richard H. Crale Esq, is in New York making ar
rungcnents the publication OF IN additional volume OF
"Cahouns Works" The forthcoming volume will embrace
a portion OF Mr.. Cahouns speeches. The whole work w
constitute complete edition Of The speeches and writings
of John c. Calhoun carefully corrected and arranged by the
editor MIR. Cralle.