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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
UnON nAIIING An oIiN ,,it,r>,. mo-, ,o,,,,--i

uL Publisher o Musc-apd and
ia Pianos M"dons and Music-Agen celebrated F,laI
Grand aud other Pianos made by Havt Davis
whose Pianos considered superior To all Great bar
gains In New York Pianos and
Music supplied wholrs the rates g
~, 2sI broadway. Pianos ~ let. "
p s. II. ID. Co.'S Pianos have the latest ir,n,ov.
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=, roH,o -sron,CK-lam r,psrrd to receive =

- ber House, the Dock, forty thousand
~, wheat Persons dcsrou tnlAy their
d" well to make early application.
Insurance be
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WoNpfnt,L ~ ~ "a -. ErlTLLErI 49,.

~ PiILHOID Proposals. will be received, At IN. Our al
We Coyington aEd Ohio Railroad Coyrgou until the ish ~
December next for the graduation masonry about
hNr miles the above road, % whsh the eastern pUrtp
psng hy s lies neNi vest Of Coyinetoi aud western
PooI consulting ot about twenty miles the
hANha rNer aud the mouth 81 the Big ha of
% sork To- be lei-neludng bridging htayy
aHu desirable, And s w worthy the responsible
aetors The western sect Of no. rad,
aud the eastern portion will be prepared
sptcii1n hy the -th December.
Further Information
Pany ofiers at Covington and Guyandotte
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iILto roR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS
vi 'Lhh @ CoATEs YouLE No 279 Pearl street yx,,rs
Metal, ~ 'l's "'NkHE CmsS'r Tors Plumbers Matsrisls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17
O-tNTE tlININ-N FrnernnI ,.,,I...... ~.

ukr,ih hiiNh-N Fragrant tstriasent Wash "a, "a.
ahd 6nm--rhis elegAna Wash arts ,"r,r,,,
, M and 10 al cases n the mSo,h sn1
sa - use D. decidedly beLeaa hardening tbs ysr -
AuE we teei hrm, reieyiAg OF 80
At'i Fragrance 70 the ana
nosi fOkCElL, LAnD co, Dragsists,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

w AkNEkrhc attention of Warmers Is r.sp,ctfulIv ,.t
"a aL &c lot Of Negro Brogans, and HAL 6oand
o. our o-n aks These Rrcgues are inferior 70
ale va t,' state and peca.i ~ adapted L. piants,
use They will - sold As sseh Brov-s cs -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

- fWFtN WNNtF NNN.-TNsTVI
~ lOt LiNEs oPo,rs-ouc iar tsdo auI ti. at i
Tor FssH have been promptly paid the r,rtr nav
lnE % a short mg since THIS company uro,ics, ,e,ciu
ay Tor The WIDOW anil ORPHAN aly Hthtr-it h.s -
~ Hhff principle An UVroGs tt benefit ~ tt n
sufr wlh has generally been about forty dfy per spt
hch pss 81 interest oi Crnf payable aunlaF
'hts Vay CREATES fVNp ~ aldu0- ir ,hr PCL1,Y
fof urtl.r Information, cs az thr AGENT Ott N 2a5 Nf
sirect-squsre above tte Ink
dec gu,pyE. NnpVu.,,
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' H- far the best article
.ul H '--sss, prevalent among public speaker:
S' Sns and l"co"ss lumonc wafer Mrs Jvryis' Cough
candy, Ns-- aui DR. lack-ous
tora Nrs G,r-n-r Basm Liyerwort and an The ppusr
rtrE~i'e- Tor Colds, Coughs, hc. For sale ty
drI2 'H "i'At UT,uEl..,s'
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
4 LTHOF AHLBORS Noe. 50 and a. N,t,.r I,.. -
N tiers of Toys and Fancy Goods ~ -Ane' impor-
Anths W LLLlENDAlL, ImPts of German yr.Bcl ,,1
No 10 ls and fAScr Goon, and Dealers IN FRrEoEKs
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MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS
S'mtN'k. Machinery Depot, 62 CourtI,p5t -, =,
Nr'' MA'hsE Tools, and woodswortis P,tTni ~ VA VA
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n IMIs ,>Ts. IITon>ry Ar Lev -, :,

/" iAh PUBLIC, will practise in Courts Richmond q,
and 'r e"dntrs Of Goochand and Ienrro lie Y
discharge the various duties Notary a urrsr.I by H.
Nn also gN~ Ibis attention To the e.ection claims
f.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

EkfNilSlNh AT prrsus needing services ~ Dentist
- ,''r 20 ihr mechanical op~rasc department. can l.,
''''u.'i-lyu ana fr'-iF b. catag
lli"t Ni'h a tie aie improvements tech viii be ,srt.J
rom one il st. 6y any tr Which the patient may pr, Ter
~ th- condition % tar mouth - ''
Those WISHES them tiud Plates
uGt artificial ty splrTc suT- coalsI, r,I %
ton Those wto prefer IJiiau Plates, tShrh >i think sun
't'h ~ purltyI Hass thsu aith ~,
NJ N,fA Slrtauir. -. on N.L ,irJ
door above sih street, Rchnond Va. ''' '''''
cs.g-f mos "A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

et we have stu Of oaT own mp-yI.iioi.
snsie ahd Double Barrel shot some very
fSSdtr FaAsks Shot Belts Bar, ami Ey,ir eos
spring stock. y P',sI s,, ~ seseiying OUT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-17

a ppIIIoN n. sIrrIn nE .r,.n, ,nI = nr, ,.nn

by recent additions have iu store tf& mo-
complete assortment have had season Of M
consisting u part ~: " '''
Rich Printed and Plain French American M1usseIns.
lrcnch and English Mer nos and Thibet Cloths
Printed and Plain French Cloths, nr Saruu-s
Assyred Cold Cloths Tor Ladies. CluaNs aud Msntas
Rich Black and Cold CloakiUt Nyly,ts. al u,d.L5
ram and tmbrpdt fei White Grape and rhit.g sAa-i.
nauS.ome Nroagt and F'insd Bro..e and Cashmere do
hay state aud gthr style ui HEAVY Square and Long do
Silk aud WoOi. snd Mnrsfrd Faiis f1r dresses
hch Plain Plaid sud Figured Coiured and Black silks
Iu assortment Of coarse Nogus, Blankets, Carpstnr
Russ fannes SC, Ae uhich very rn.
VALENTINE, GRESHAM A Co
No. %, corner gth, Broad and Capitol stFr.ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
A DECIDED Elk

The letter writer's und eeeaphss, in their attempts to
make capital out OF supposed dssensons in the Cabinet
were blown sky-hgh The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Journal Of Commerce writes that Governor
Marcy has been Of e best abused men 10 The world
arises partly from the malice OF letter writer's and part
y from his brusqueness Of manner which, By the
10 well illustrated by recent incident, account of which
has yet believe, found its way Into print, An importunatc
seeker necessarily intrudcd upon the Secretary Of the
Department his hotel The street. sin and out Of
ssasonurgns his claims for Cunsulsiip Of considera
BILE value. Finally his entrcatics annoying this
Mr. Marcy quietly suggested that knowledge o Span
sh language would BE- necessary his son.
sponded the urgent applicant 81 understand Spanish tho.
roughly sir; speak II like native" "Ah replied Mr..
III, shat is Important OF my clerks talks Spanish
he'd no doubt like with yon,-l call him in;
sit down. sir;' and he ring the bell mo no. sir"
exclaimed the terrified applicant who dreaded the mpend
Ing exposure of his Ignorance, h, fact 10, Dir
Il don't exactly speak the language Just butbut
underst and 1t little understand it,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
THOMAS Il, DANIEL.

Some OF the Wing papers attempt TO write down Mr. Da-
MEL the selected candidate for Commissioner Of Public
Works In the Sd Sec.ion-but the Petersburg lnegencer
strong Wing is nanfuy steps forward to do justice 10
Mr. Daniel who in honesty, sound Judgment capacity und
fidelity 10 every trust emineny lled for the post The
Ipelgencer says:
"Mp DANIEL's NuMIsATIos.-Mu as We reprobaled
the plan which the Board OF Public Works was con-
struced sincerely Glad that the Convention which
met at Lypchburg nominate member Of the Bourd Tor
this District have made selection HnexcepiOnaoe a.
that Of Mr.. T. H. Daniel We have known Mr. Daniel
long and intimately and wide apart ia politics. ".
should do violence feelings did We not
declare that u station he might be placed he
would discharge the duties pertaining 10 it, conscientiousy
Having long the Legislature he has become iami-
liar the history Of The internal improvements OF the
State and with its aud resources and is therefore,
we'll fitted for the office which he has been nominated
If the Democrats other Districts make good use OF
their power The party In this District The Wings will
have complain; for all that ought 10 ask ls
Board composed of honest aud competent men, who viii
the The ohc side vi the path OF duty for
the sake Of either Wings or Democrats"
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MODEL, PIGGEf

- craaSlin House. Philadelphia,
- -, ,I,..nr ,..rauIia! operation OF ile'''y -"
% IN. ba,brr III Richmond ana partner u 80
~ r ,r civ he introduced US 70 DIT. " oo'''"'
r. ,h,t Hotel which is said TO be most coh'''
hons. AIR a. politely invited us 10 visit his niue
.I,,y u,,l five miles from Camden. We c'"s' ,i
amt s,,u sal behind his splendid pair oi bay po'',
moved over ground faster Than some !" ~" =, il ,-r
So made ,,,, miles in 10 minutes aud one "'' ,..
ftyse minutes critically timed IL ""'e ma, mos
we were snun at The liir which Is e"u" ~, nothing
orJ uructice. 1t is nainra''t
49,, 49,, :, ,,, honk but under The Jndicious 49,
,,n,,, If AIR Woulman II Is rup'uH -, g.
t.,;, .,,, suoulyinu his hotel win eaiH n,n.o i
','' sp"' -, Bu, the striking object oil lhe pave .
ia, .x,,rsiy. uud well organized rIsee'y, rih
W 80 u Every size and variety, brfRshhes' h"s'''
i'Vr We were particularly struck WIN inc "u'"''
80 i,,t, families only few hours oiu "''s'
i, IL Tx. mosaic work, around their SLEEPY ~ " -
raw" n, w. uan is 10 send his closely sealed ea's
ph;,.,crohia collecting from The hotels all The re-
f, food bones ,al &c. which are by inc same carts c0'
os III. Cerry and five miles 10 his iarm Inns MASS
j. bojled in large watts by The Introduction oi sew
~ steam which convert il into fich soup lhat 10
iv n III. hogs while still Series OF pens are bulll
nm GRADUAL SLOPE and the filth which Is generated IN 'e
,s ia conveyed down cutters 10 large Yats lhcSe iasl
suppy carts with The riches, liquid manure which Is equally
distributed over the land by means OF perforated carts In
mi, way nothing al all is osllhe land enriched ana
vast number Of hogs aened either Tor sae or Tor pork
or for sausagcs manufacture of which an ingenious
machine is brought into requisi,ion.
Mr. W has also many varieties of fine fowls. We were
in his for Matching 500 chickens in
The is well regulated by thermometer whose tube be-
ing swollen by high heat acts valve which admits
the air and thus seiregualing preserves an cquabe lem
peratue for the Matching process.
We advise Virginia farming friends, when they WISH
Philadelphia 10 call Mr. Woolman al his franklin House;
and under his pule and skful caroteering- behind the
tastes, horses of (sl2OO has been refused for
delightful ride and visit model farm, SO lar as
the genus, swue is concerned.
During the ride Mr.. Woulman informed us that the Wal.
TIERS at the Franklin House. few days ago struck Tor an
increase of wages and gave The popretors notice That hey
should qu, the end of The week, II their demand was mol
ucceded The keepers of the hotel Immediately engaged
number of young women and introduced them into the
dining rooms upon the table The male walters IN
stany left Tho house. but The female Walters performed Their
duties WELL aud much the satisfaction OF the board
ers and employers that the latter have concluded retain
them attendants dispensing entirely hereafter WI" male
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
TIE DIFFICULTIES IN NEW MEx.co
CONTINENTAL kNiGEs,.
HOLESALE PRICES CErRREN

kIcHMoHD, APRlL2s, 1853.
lDpACt,D.- we have no change TO notice 10 the ma
since last report. II continues very active Tie t
have been light Tor The season
~ D. MARTIN & "a
Sales OF Tobacco by n. NJ. MARrIS " Co hhi
II Wilson, very good lugs at Is and 62; l. II \
. Geo I ,skrrsiil. al 25 ant 30 c PersiO
at is; ! Est a L Wright, at 6 so; Ruht WaIsin:
~ 10; l'ryt"n Tucker, al 10; } Il Powell At
2j EhL 10 Geo " Gillian g. Brother at lj , \
Swami 81 ~ 62 and at Il SO; d II Chand
I5 ! W Harison, nt Is The three last 10 Jams
Grant, Esq
FLOuR-lhe Fl"ur market has improved under til
news and hol jcis are more firm al "a 10 So from
r" sales made IN M early part OF the week at 81 9
there Is iiIiir or nothing iuiuc
WHEAT Prime Red 81 lOi prime who 81 Is,
cior lois IS 100 cts. f. ! PETT0'
C0tN.-52 30 els
CORN MEAL -65 q 10 cts per hushcl for country 4
Iskng 10 rs els.
OATS - Il IS els. per busn.l
BAClN- Mountain cured hog round 9ta ~ cents
cared h"s round lO+ II; good old Western and
more cured sides, IN n IN; Shouhicr- y IL. Ham-
u ~ New Bacon, Sides 6h .; Shoulders
cts: JuIes ~ az cts
Butt Err Scarce and more in demand CiJsi,ea
% cts. Mountain 20 u cts ; some ponrrr s0rrs
table Tor table use Sold az low IL Is cts. Ron
10 ! - cts
CANDLES -'ralow - crs.; Hnirs and jacks I
IL ILLUMINATING % 2S Mltchclrs patent 80 81 :
50 - els
cOFFEE-we qaore Rio 81 -.,.apoyra
Java IL y a II; Mocha ~ Cape cts 20
COTTON -l0s els.
COAL-Virenia II n 10 cts, on hoard, for good u !
Fine and Lump; Smiths IL cIs Anthracite is Only SOLD
tail rat's--ior load Of 2000 lbs So 10 So per o
lts S6e
FISH-Nackcrcl No /, bur very few In market q
Sli No of any conse qucnce in markcl No 4
S. nominal, none here We nolo the arrival OF ~
cargo HALIFAX H-rrin.s. Sales No. OF SIS; No. an
| At whirI they aro very dull.
LIVE STOCK-(J. Shocks Rcporp : Beef Cattle I
| weight 50 10 81; extra fat will command more y
Ss Sheep 81 ) S3h metz, in quality
IRON-pig S33 $40 per tom Swedcs 500; Trehrga
English refined s95; Common English SS5; up COUNT
! SIS IS.
| LEATHER Sole, good stamp, from l6 20 cs i I
| dana Icd from II 10 l6 cs.
| LIME-from wharf 81 20; from store 81 50.
| MOLASSES-N. 0. in barrels very superior, - [
Cubs, new crop, q 2lh Sugar House, in barrels 4
- els. p1rro Rico In hogshcads Is % cts; Po''5
in ,iprccs Is ~ crs; Sugar Honse Syrup in bafGH
| As CITE; common do 20H a Il cts.
SrEEL-Anerican Blistcrcd sli0 per ton. 4
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico 81 cen"
crop New Orleans AZ a =. Cuba nominal . apr"
| Loaf 9a; Crushed 5k 8; Powdered 8 Cote.
7Hn7a cts. -,
SOAP-TurpenlIne a y cts; Fancy coorl'
! SHOT, 7H cts per H. .a,a. Z
/ aLT-Livcrppol hnc per Jack ;! 40 e'''
| 81 50 in store; Ground Alum 81 lOa 81 To- i s.
PLASTER-SaIcs Lump 81 a % per 'e'
| Slf at Basin r;r,olr5 (
i SEEDS-Clover Seed SIS IS per bushel li .T
TO s34; Herds Grass IS 50 cents: flaassF' .
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ENgUTeT.
TO THE DELEGATES TO TIE SrAUNTON CON


Without intending disparaee The merits OF the many
distinguished rnecn no have been brought 10 your
through The public prints allow me 10 present The nulr
Of gen tela who though young, is already high in The
confidence OF Democratic party OF Virginia,
fully possesses all The qualities requisite 10 faith
ul and efficient discargc the duties of Commissioner vi
HE Eoard al Public Works alude 10 Mr.. JAMES Bar
Of Cupepcr.
Mr. Ba bon 5 position the leader flor such he unques
unably was his party last Legislature has made
Tim well known The people, that deem il unnecessary
say mucl. Than 10 simply mention his name Be-
sides The close OF the late Reform Convention (uf which
menbei in all that array vi the wsesi OF the
State there scarcely who occupied lofty po
silion in the estimation oil that distinguished body than
James Barbour Mr.. b. possesses mind comprehensive,
disciplined and great vis0rs well acquainted with tho
Internal improvements OF the State Is evidenced by his
speeches the past wucroi mncss and straightforward
ness and has have ever heard private character
without b-mls. sincerely hupe c may be The choice oi
IN. convention RICHMOND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
THE NEW SILVER COIN.

Yesterday morning the agent OF Adams Co.'S Express,
politely rendered twenty silver quarter dollars in change
for five dollar note. 1t bright aud beautiful coin Of
the new emission from the Philadelphia mint In da,
$3.50 600 Of this new CON- in quarters dimes and half dmes
were issued by the mint the Baltimore Argus says that
about foe hundred thousand dollars silver coin in differ
ont denominations have been divided among The deren,
banks that city and that the Mechanics Bank is dispen
sing literally the people We that the complain,
of want of silver change will be removed and tina,
the banks will accommodate the public with the necessary
change for business purposes.
We understand the Bank Of Virginia has sent on for
supply of This CON- and presume that our other
Banks have likewise done The Baltimore Sun say thar
is the expectation OF the enteprsng firm OF Adams &
Co. draw out forty fifty thousand dollars daily for
some weeks. At this rate the country will be
pretty well supplied and shall longer hear com
plants Of want of small silver change As yet, be-
eve, nothing larger than quarters have been made rne
machinery OF the mint, is taxed it's capacity in
the manufacture OF this much needed coin mil.
lions OF dollars 10 value Of silver has received be
coined to this Time and amount is daily coming for
ward.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
THE GARDINER TRIAL

WAsHiSGro:;, April 27-ln the Gardiner case 10 Jay
OF the time occupied III discussing the admsslOIis
testimony prove J. G Gufdinrrs age. Thr Te.!slg
is brih was admitted, which makes him % The dee
har lag closci tie prosecution proceeded with cbutns
timony.
Col .urn2u Thomas vas and ldrhiiii"i ihc lei
-....",, III number, being IN The h;
writing Of J { Gardiner. The letters were handed 10
counsel Tor the defence for examination bur their cont.
have lranspiIrd.
lnits sensation produced by The exhibition Of 81
AgnlJs bill oil Wizards amnauiing So 3I2 for ,ioh
days boald, including very Dr:ai ALLOWANCE OF III. "a
ccsi liquors, ali OF which were paid ~ the Governmcs
This is i witness OF whom IL pTGycd That IT, had
offered SIS go testify for the Goytrn!.t aud who a
wards proposed IN Sc" himself 10 Gardiner Stsi for s?(
then Tor Sl5 600 The interest in the incr.a.e.
TIE DIFFICULTIES IN NEW MEXICO
New ORLEASs APRiL 2'-Thr Plea une lcafue tai III.
Cunkiinr has despatched special messenger 10 NaAeu
with inII accounts 81 The difficulties in New Mexico
Ii Ii stated that SANTA Amd expected nfrse t.
city oi Mexico the 10th Inst.
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I'd Examiner please copy.
CORRESPONDENTS.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, April To- 1865
Mr. Ep,r ARD > BRowH-- Dcnr Sir al a denr'rratc con
veann assembled OF le place. composed OF delegnts from
Tho counties Of Cumberland and POwhaan you were select
cd as the candidate that party 10 represent this ec"n
district in The next House of Delegates. We, The c.mm
tee pei lormng The duty assigned u.s. oo WIN uln pea
snro lake OCCASION 10 announce you that the nomination.
was unanimously made; and having every conhdetce IN
your zeal in the advocacy and advancement OF the principles
of Inc democratic party and ability 10 bear runplanty
rhrouph The approachng contest tho democratic bannr 10
nsr earnestly urge your acceptance Of The nomination and
rcsrectf,y solicit yuu enter Immediately unmn tnsGah
= t,nn' t ~ r,nsny'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
FROM CALIFORNIA

New YORK, April u The steamer Georgia, with
California mail ard 50 234 600 gold dust lrtish;
sides sall amount in the hands OF passengers has ar
from Chaarca, via kingston aud Havana. She brlne n
inu later from California The Uncle Sam a!:l
rlvcd day from A-pinwHli She brings $50 pas.
gers and $50 900 in gold, including S220 600 freight
The lsrhmIIs healthy GaI tie CROSSING re!u4ls!
good The Uncle sam LETT Kingston on the 2lst. The
Iuw fever was raging considerably, aud several shipm
had recently died.
A Cninesr company, consisting Of fifty periorntt
among The passengsrs.
The Who'll amount OF gold freight aboard tie Gc5i:
Is s. 900 co., while there Is also large amount n TIT rs.
th,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29

Gentlemen: have Just received your letter informing
m. that The convention which assembled al fruysers iaV-
n an The 10Th Instant unanimously nominated me u inc
democratic candidate represent The counties al Cuhoe'
land and Powhalan in the House OF Delegates be asu'-
cd that appreciate the honor conferred by 'he w.
in me This nominations and nsensIte 10
The very complimentary terms in which you nave eeh
prasrd Il, make the communications had II been Inc lieu
slte of The Conventions should have preferred retaining
The postnn private in The ranks OF our party oni o
lowing approaching contest some more worthy ea
der TO victory; but country may have claims upo
which We are not al liberty disregard The pnh!ifgooa
NAV require The sacrifice Of private interest," and whensac
an presents ITSELF The sacrifice should be chehu-
ly made.
Entertaining such sentiments gentlemen, do mol lei d.
liberty . decline the nomination.
Yours, very respectfully,
EDWARD 5. BROWN.
Mr. Thomas h Wesiger and Dr.. Robt. Henderson
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Al meeting %! the Democratic pmly of stilescX cnui
~ held nj the Court House III. 25ll III Apll 1898,
Thomas Trice Esq called tn Chair and Col Miles
f. NJ lsun appointed Secretary
The ccl the meeting being Understood 10 be Ia CON
slider what the Democracy If MiddlcseX should lake
in reference candidate be represent them
in The next Legislature Of Virginia motion, the
Chair appointed a committee cunsisn. OF MessTs james
5 BrI.uw John l.. Blake, WIN. Blackburn, Rlcd
Davis, b B. SibIey, RI l.. Montague NJ. +. Mason and
Ellison Daniel report business action Of Tho meet
iup no retired for short lime returned and reported INC
following preamble and resoulons which were unanimously
adopted, viz
Whereas il has long been the usage Of The Democratic
u,ry order ms!nlain organizations resort TO tnn
vrnliunS aud puac meetings To select candidates Tor pnh
office; and obedience tia, have been INFORM
ed that tie Democrats Of Mathews It their last Court d'd
hold public meeting and nominate John Fl Blake, Esq
suitable person represent the counties in the ne3
General Assembly; and believing fom all the information
we have received tie subject that the nomination vas
faity madc-Therefore he il Resolved
Isl That we feel bound 10 for Mr. Blake unless the
Dcmucaric party Of Mathews shall by full and fairly "r
panizei meeting rcpudiaie the said Nomination.
ID That discaim ali intention 10 interfere WITH or IN
anv manner dictate to, The Democratic party of Ha
,hew nd that hold ourselves ready all times TO sup
port any candidate whom majority of that party may no
minar and send to us
81 That proceedings be published in the Richmond
ENQUIRER and Examiner; and notion The meeting ad'
IOurned. lroo lRitf., ChoH"'a''
NJ r. MAsoS Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
THE RICHMOND SACKED MUSIC SOCIETY,


Intends give Concert in few days IN the First Pfes.
byiean Church. (trv Mr. Moore's) consisting Of Solos
Duets &r aaG The sublime curuses vi Handel and other
great as,eis The Society been organized and in
practice for nearly Twelve mnnths and Is aboHng IN
addition thu improvement OF lis own members 10 sacred
music promote The cultivation u The science in oil class
Of tic community II has acady been partially success
in ATTAINING this object. there having been lately esSb
lshed in grea through The eXerons oi It's mem
brrs three adult and Juvenile classes which under
direction three gentlemen members OF the Society
We bespeak for the Society the patronage of the public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-29
ACCIDENT IN TBE CHICAGO RAIL Ro!

SCETDENT !IE HE L1TLAUO NETL NJaU
ApRlAS Michigan, April 2o.-A gentleman, Just ttom
scene OF the fearful collision asl night between he Sol.
efn Michigan Express tram and the Genital Road Emsa
tam crossing Chicago, reports that hcte v
twenry bodies when hc l, aud additional deaths
constantly acquiring among the hy or sixty others itG
'!hr .u!r fcr. mostly cuigranis.
L'HIcAGt April 2I.-FIfrecn bodies Ut the dead y
brought ID The cil, lhs morning, lIJn The scene ui lie
DISASTER During lie Confusion Incident upon the aCcItt
the Girna mail was robtet OF the bags Tor Boston GEi
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