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LEGAL lntelligence-"City Affairs, lie
Wcstmia sf1r Pe,5e,,

We have received from Messrs. Nash &c
Woodhouse the April number Of this periodical
1t. contains dozen articles, among which we
may point to one the Educational Institutions
of the United States, and another a commen-
datory notice of the poems of Alexander Smith,
young poet of Glasgow, who appears by the
force of genius to be rapidly acquiring a niche
in the temple of fame.
The article on MARTIAL and his tines will
attract the attention of every classical Scholar
The essay on Thackerays works will be read
with interest by the numerous admirers of that
popular author.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SuIcIpE.-A man
named Robert A. Hawke, q messenger in the
Post Office Department. cut his wife's throat in
Washington city Saturday night, and then at
tempted to cut his own. The poor woman sur
vved only 20 minutes-long enough, however,
to prevent her husband from killing himself. by
knocking the razor cut of his hand whilst 10 the
act of cutting his own throat. For some time
past Hawke had been gloomy and melancholy,
aud was unquestionably insane when he commit
ted the deed ''Man's inhumanity to man." he
alleges as the cause which induced him to kill
his wife and atom pit his own lite.
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- We publish to-day in the "Seni-weekly
Times" document possessing the highest in-
terest to every farmer, planter and mechanic in
the State We allude to the schedule of Pre-
miums to be awarded at the First Annual Fair of
the Vii GINA State 4 gricultnral Society.
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4 AMY STOOLS. CHAIRS. Ac.-Rattan
= Chairs for halls camp Stools. Oh rs S,itees lar
psrches, &c, for sale by ZIMMERMAN
myI Corner Nam aud 18th sts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

rsy'ATTENTlON is called to Trustees Sale of
valuable property Main street, near County Coutt
House. THIS EVENING at O'Clock, by
JAMES M. TAYLOR =
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The attention of the public is called to the sale of, ala
able real estate Candles Hill to take place This AZ
noon at Al o'clock 1t is seldom that property combining
many advautdgesis offered at auction See auction
head. w. GODDIN,
AI1ct
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CALIFORNIA.

The resources of California are we'll set forth
in the Report of the Governor, Mr. Bger, and
of the Secretary of State, on the Census of 1852.
This document occupies upward of fifty pages
Among the facts contained in it are the follow
ing:
lntwo years the population has increased thir-
~ per cent, and it is thought that within ten
years it will have at least quadrupled. There
are, as at present estimated, 3Os,00O inhabitants
the annual increase being thirty nine per cent
greater than that of the other States. If this aug,
menation continue, it is not difficult to prophecy
the formation of great empire on the Pacific in
a very short space of time, composed of popu-
lation singulary varied in its elements, and stm
uated. without gold mines even, to the success
full industry peculiar to our institutions.
The productions and capital of the State ms
reported 10 the document in hand, do not include
those of Ell Dorado, of Calaveras, aud in part of
two other counties, among the most wealthy and
productive of the State, returns not having yet
been made. The estimated value of capital
employed in Agriculture, Real Estate and I'm
: Ill
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMEN
To the People of Virginia

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT r.
To the People Of Virginia:
As an election will be held throughout the
State of Virginia on the Goth inst. the Board of
Managers of the Washington National Monu-
ment Society have resolved that an appeal be
made to the voters on that occasion, with re-
quest that contribution may be taken up in
each election District in the State, In aid of the
great National Monument now ia course of cree
ton in the city of Washington, in honor of the
Father of his Country. In complying with the
resolution, l feel that it would be entirely SUPER
tluous to add anything to stimulate the patriots
ism. to attempt to increase the generation and
and love OF those to whom the memory of WASH
ington must ever be cherished and held sacred
They cannot but feel peculiar pride In doing
honor to one, who by his birth and illustrious lfs
has shed imperishable glory their native State.
70 manifest their respect love and veneration for
him who was and ought ever to be the "first in
the hearts Of his countrymen," another opportul
nifty will then be offered at the ensuing election
of contributing to the great Monument now in
course of erection in his honor. For this pur-
pose, the Commissioners of elections, Sheriffs or
any other patriotic citizens who feel a q interest
in the accomplishment of this noble object are
respect uly requested to put up boxes at the re-
spective places where the election will be held to
receive such contributions as may be made by
the voters and others 80 disposed ana to transmit
the several amounts thus contributed to the Hon.
Elisha Whttessy, General Agent of the Wash
ington Monument Society. This favor is respect
fully solicited by the Board an act of patriot
ism and in honor of the i lustrious Father of his
Country, and especially as no agents can conve-
nienty be appointed to perform this noble and
gratifying duty.
GEORGE WAT TERSON,
Secretary of Washington National Monument.
The respective journals throughout the State
are requested to copy the above.
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PIED.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

On Monday morning, 10th instant, WALTER. young
it son of James M. and Isabel Taylor aged years.
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