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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-20

TIE CINCINNATI FOREIGN ENLISTMENT
CaSE.-Ih. Gazette SAYS That the city thrown
into n state of excitement IN Wednesday by the nm
nounccmcn that several Of her Majesty's subjects,
including the British Consul, had been unprecedented
nv the United States authorities charged with viola
.;nr section I'd Of the General laws Of the United
States, which provides that. il any person shall,
within the Territory or Jurisdiction OF the United
S,ars cns: or enter himself oT hire or retain nm
other person to enlist. H., to foreign STATE,
sl,.I he deemed gully ola Li.h m,i>rm"Gmor, and
h. fined not more hun s OGg aud he imprisoned no.
mnrr than three year,
The parties arrested are Charles Rowcctcft, Br:.
fish Consul: Frederick Posrner, Hungarian Captain;
David Rndy, Irish Captain; James Turnlrill Pay
master; Win. Hamilton, Surgeon; Robert Mckay
Areu, of the British Government, and fifteen privars
mostly Germans.
Rnwerroit was taken ut his residence Turnbrll at
the Broadway Hotel, Mackay and Hamilton ct the
Spencer House and the remainder L: the depot Uf Tie
L. NJ Railroad, where they were seated in the cars 10
leave on the q o'clock train for Canaan. via Cleve
lnnI and Detroit steamer Ocean The company were
under the command Of David Rady, Captain, who
had the through tickets by and steamer for each
defendant in his possession. When first apprchended
in. un-rs manifested some Resistance. but finally
Welded and accompanied the officers To- the Commits
sinners Court. We learn that warrants against 20
,rr privatcs in m Irish company. have been issued
bv the COMMISSIONER, Duk III " Il-Nt
RI. United State Marshal had succrc,i in APP
pr.hcu,lrs ANY If the parties. Ii is supposed that
the birds have own.
The following Is the substance OF the testimony
ink ON at the examination on Wednesday, Assurances
were given to Daniel C"mahan BY Mr.. R"wccrot the
Rrtish Consul that if lie raised 100 men he should
have a Captains commission in the English army,
and iha. il he would enlist fifty men by three weeks
from last Thursday. and forward them TO Niagara
Suspcn.ion Bridge. he should receive Captains pay
and commission from that time forward. The men
were to be delivered to an agent III Chippewa, and
were 10 receive $50 bounty VIXEN they arrived in
Canada deduc;ing the expenses Of their ransporta-
,or and after that they were 10 receive tie pay of
men in British service. 1t understood that
eighteen were TO leave for the North The next morn
ins, and that if any got into trouble the Consul
would be the 10 get them out. he being the head
uni front of the whole affair. Mckay, the British
agent, said Rowecroft was the head in the bust
ness. aud had the money-abOut SJ,GOO had been
spent by direction Of Mr.. Mckay. The witness had
sent ID men TO Hamilton the Surgeons house and IL
Gernams TO the cars for Canada. Similar testimony
was adduced from other witnesses, after which the
examination was postponed.
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II is refreshing occasionally look through ante
cedent history, only discover how people acted
in other days but also to ascertain facts connected
with certain undsputel events. The Know Nothing
Party was very properly nalned-fnr all their acts
and assertions prove tnnt III " have not even tasted
much less drank deep Of the Pcrian SPRING Their
shallow pretvxt furopposns persons OF foreign hrh
no matter what their superiority Ill intelligence, pa
triotsm and morals may be- is about rs foolish rs
their claim 20 excellence American citizens, over
the native born of Catholic ai;h. As 4 high sound-
inc and proscripiive tc, they call themselves tic
Sons of the Sircs OF Scvrny-SiX. when nIic-"nths
q. their S;res or rather Grand Sires, were on the
other aide ni the Ocean, or i'll the ranks of the nva-
ding English army But giving them all they lay
claim 10, the score of ancestry, who were the
"Sona vi the Srcs" Let the following scrap OF ms
tory, taken nj I'm examination of Mr. Galloway he
fore Parliament in reference to this very subject an
s"cr. II wa! do II faithfully than any winch
can come irJin the knnw- Nothing Councils:
Qn'S'."n-lhat part vi the rebel army that enlist
e" IN the service OF the Congress- were they chiefly
composed ct the natives OF America, or were the
greater part "t them English. Dutch and Irish!
A">""'-- | he names and places of their nativity
being taken down, can answer the question with
precision There were scarcely oneourth nstives of
America about "nchait Irish, the other fourth wer.
English aud Sco,cl.'' '" Wv
This "scrGp' may be uupaatabe to the Secret Or
der, but truth will viudlcae herself All who hav,
read the history OF our war of Independence and of
the Pennsylvania line in particular, will have seen
that there were only l., O0G Irish in thar f.mou. linz
through the war. What would that proportion give
at the present day, Figure it up, yc pure Ameri.
cans philadelphia nHsyicaniaa.
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nnrp11vc 7JIp PAY OF THE ENGLISH
cDIDIERY.

r, IN. U,usc of Lords, On the 18th ult'' Nel!
Interesting debate took place on the subject Vi o"'
,..u accommodation and recruiting i'll the army
Tho D,ke of Richmond having pleaded That mafF'eu
,,i.rs should have separate apartments IN o"rrarNs'
&c. asked ii recruiting WIS going on III " si'S'"'
t,-v manner. Lord Panmure. ON behalf oil Inc gov
.rnmru, sail he was one of those who thoHsht '''a'
The pre, once of wancn might DC dispensed win d.
t;r,.th,r in barracks lie did hot $40 why sou'e''
IN the army should not be ube To do tor thehse''o-
everything that is necessary. |; wou'u NC Nv
hardship ii young men entering The army were ~ =.
Informed that, AT ali evoa:s, 1a''l the eAp''".''
their first period Of enlistment Until tAo eH'' VI '|
wears in the infantry, add of twelve years III '"e
alry-they should not On any pretenre oe pe'''''e"
~ marry, Ii that were the rule, nc Drl'e'eu '""'
with the prss,n, arrangement of the army 'u0''
would never be any married pr!vrtes III a'''
There were, however, a certain class OF hoh'e0''''
u;,.ionel ohi.ers who might very proper! W ''
ri,d la answer to question about reetu'''ue' ~
sad
.It il impossible 10 deny that the establishment OF
rho army "a far below that which was Volru U! 'n'
fIuusy uf Commons. do not attribute u''' ~ .n'
fact OF q great number OF men ii'' ia'thS ene'eu INV
J,itsb ur,ny because we are at the present lhonei
r,;,;,< 10y nearly M the rate at ,UJO per week;
I'm, b.r. never has been sufficient number enl!stcu
10 b-iu., up the number 10 that which WAS r"e'l ny
Parliament and. although we are gaining ground,
v.t wa arc. OH thu other hand losing by The cnnsu'np'
non at the s.ai ui war. II occurred 10 Her Mesi!
government that the difficulty might Uc got rid "i "
an increase ot the bounty, but on consultation. VIZ"
The noble lord 4, the head of the army ad win Those
vino have had considerable experience III this matter,
wa have br-n dissuu,tei from taking that step. We
propose therefore, 10 try another mode, which, though
entirely novel III the British army, is one Tor which
We anticipate considerable success The plan Is ms
that 10 all soldiers who shall bo engaged III the Held
%; action before the rncuy-and this Will al cour>"
u,ply a, once To the ARMY IN the Cimca pay
shall be gwen. propose that shi!i!i- u DAY S!ia
b- a,,lct 10 the pay of al! men who ARE now before
"a. cuymv, aud this dl;ou will take place from the
iay w..,n they landed in lic Crimra. ilien:') IL"
n"i nr1yo,, that iii, addition snail 80 immediately
into the pockets Of tho soldier Pr"p"ss; in"t ,s
additional pay shall be invested in the saTlnSs,nanN
in tho country. llear, hear Ii the solder survives
aud returns 10 this country, will accumulate INTO
fund which he will receive on his discharge II he Is
ucnsiuncd he Will have it in addition I" his pension;
aud il hc talls il will be given to his Representatives,
rnis plan intend 10 make public III few days by
mann. nf IL uruulcnuliuu.
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From tic New Haven Journal %; Tuesday.

The family of Mr.. David Darlington, of Bethany
Lnvn been troubled with offensive scent about
their prrn,isc. Tor Il week pns which tmci!cd 50
mach like drcayiu- oflal, that Mr.. {. aud ms work.
,n,u commenced search last FRIDAY ~ ascertain the
culs. 81; the nuisance. After diligcnt Search they
discovered the dead body Of man among the unicr
bru-h near ;hrir rcIidcmc".
The body appeared i'll sitting posture, and WAS
uar;ialv ,iecnycd, hut not much 10 render re-
rncui,irn Impossible. After nm examination OF n.
feature, and form uf the ccea-,d it was nscrriaincd
IN I,,. tho body ot Henry C"Ilyrr. ri NuOdDury.-
Further inquiry has brought ~ i.h. the cause {" lis
d,nth Ii seems that the u"TWuntG lan was u! NJ
,.,un,ra,, habits and ir his home the iih al July
"a have ga good time" He went To- Scym'ur, ana
was seen there on the morning Of the t!h, whrie hr
,,r,cured tin phil ad The d;stil!cry OF S;od-
dnrd Chatlcld, -i,uu;cd the border 81 the town OF
Brhnuv where lit il sai!l lie stole qunr enough TO
in his nail aud then became grossly intoxicated.
On the evening of the 4,l of July lie wns seen III
tina, vicinity and he probably male hi way into the
Lrsb where hc drank 81 freely Of The liquor, that ne
lid His body YVES not inund until Friday july l3
When discovered. the body IN sitting pasture,
with the pail o liquor before him, and his head ira''
cd forward so TO completely iamysc has face IN ne
pal Of liquor
\ more terrible death t!nn this from the effects OF
l;nuor was probably never recorded Away IRON
his fami!y-irom hume and friends, h" pcrishcd
hrlpcss AMI alone, on our national birth day, rs
true disciple or dcvotce vi Gacchus.
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,impls fact ,.Gt Russia coz, mover DO exhausted anu
rodnc.d ty any such meals. A country cS'chnh"
over $50 degrees OF longitude, and from 'sdeg ~ Ill
70 81 dog North latitude producing every thing from
whale oil to n pomcgrana:c, aud having "o millions
Of inhabitants SAWS kossuth, is Il world in it+cii-
"b,th productive field able to minister TO its own
wants and market for itself larger than any foreign
commerce could afford"
Kossu.h concludes his letter by repeating his former
advice to the Allies to attack Russia i'll her only vu
nerable point, which he thinks she has long ago de-
monstratci to be Poland. a campaign in Poland ~
SAYS is now the only left TO the Aii'e' ~ s''
on. OF this war without disgrace. As TO cohqu''"a
Russia OF Cunning any very material advantages
her the idea has now become obsolete.
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EaoM HANsAs-aoY. ReEneps Mnaa.n,

tHoH hAShAS--uOf. EEEnERs MESSAGE
ST. LOUIS. July lG-Ciov. Rcrtiers rnes.sre non.
tends for the right Of the ruuplc to settle their own af
fairs unlniiurncrd By the o.hcr States nnd SAY. = a.
The territorial legislature may act IN the question ~,
savcrytO ga limited extent, and temporarily Regulate
IT, lie directs attention to the definition the b,,n
diaries OF the counties and districts and the quaccs
tons of voters.
He r. comments that Stringent liquor Inv In
light tax only is required. and contends thai nr.a,
tioms my be taxed recommends the irnmsd;o,, -
tnbll,hment Of the seat o government, and announ,0
that the population of the Territories amount. 70
3,S:'3 females, and LIB males.
The Legislature fixed upon the Shawnee mis-: ION a,
the temporary sent of government The G,y.r, or
vetoed tile measure. but tie Legislature parsc! il not
wirh-tnniing, and adjourned 10 Meet again Ii the
Shawnee uls Isl; n.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, July IO.-The scamslilp Na"fi-
ms hue arrived ut this port, with brownsville adj
vices to the ll,h inst. Gen. WoLL left Matamoras
on the eth Instant, IL assume tue command Oh inc
IN. R.y,]ntionis,s however, were 25oO strong and
had nd taken Camargo aud were marching toward Rey'
nosa, where it is expected battle will take puce'
Gen. CASTRO remains at Maamoras with 3oo men.
The Revulu;ionsls have issued n decree procianlhs
all supporters of SANTA ANNA traitors and punsna-
BILE with death. The CEBALLoS Tariff imposing q
duty of thirty per cent. ad raor"m is in force ut all
the Rio GrRude ports.
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u,sSoI.p1 pRo-sLAyERY CONVENTION.

sr. Lofts july lS.--'rhc evening session Of the
.r,ui d,v IF the Pru.Slavrry C"nvcntIon lately held
., I ryiu,,;,u in this State, attended with gr"ht
x.,,nnu, ANA cui.lu-ion the subject "i lr'.Si-
lam. SLnuu,u's address. Finally Ill" thanks -! The
C,nvru.nu ,yrr. ,.l.urcd. uni copy was requisite!
FIR ,,rblicatinu Tia. third day was also stormy:
rIn,sr,n was adopted setting irsth Us follows lh"i
I'm, ,r;,ntinl of The Slavery Question IN congress ar
IN tho several States will finally rsiit ~ ad!s>o'"n
f RI. LINTON: tina; the resolution "i the new NaVe-
hnIiu., STATES not To- Admit unocr sGT" STATE Is
Irl,rn,inn of hostility to the Constitution tiat VI"
I;,isiuu ot slavery tends Ia the ninclI"rA"n "s uic
condition. OF the slave, and IL maintain ah riaioE'-
nm ,,,;us. n non ~avrhokiimg mnl"rIiy. lHht me
l;,u.n. and Nebraska not, and the fugitive slave III"
mr., cordially approved. That tie incorporation "t
o,.vJ u,;ociatous for the purp">" =" colonization
a ap rInp5se ss Es tut IN anu
the ,uactlncn;s Of Congress. While dIScianinG any
intention TO interfere with actual settlers, they VIII
protect Themselves and property rs the eighteen bor-
der countic. of Missouri contain 1D,Ou slaves, which
will b.. valucle.s ii Kansas become the abode Of
ambition fanatics. The good srl>c Of the North IL
expected to pat down anaiiral aGSrcsSios anu leave
Kansas 10 natural settlement.
4 committee appointed to publish an address
10 the people Of the United States On the history oi
the Kansas excitement \ copy ni the same aud me
resolutions of the convention wrr" ordered to he tor
varied 10 the executive OF each STATE.
Resolutions adopted calling on tho Missouri
Legislature To- lrg-iac, within the CONSTITUTIONS
nraust the products, &c, uf Massachusetts ami other
States practically multiplying the taGitIvc slave law.
The convention then adjourned StEc de-
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THE OLD WING GUARD IN KENTUCKY

II
The Frankfort ieonau says that six ont OF tho
twelve Scott Presidential electors in Kentucky IL
1872, refuse t. 20 Know Nnthin9sm. The following
are their names:
"Jnshua +. Bell. Of Boyle; VIM. Preston Of Louis
Vile; Lucien Anderson, OF Graves; Curtis L. Bnrnam
If Madison Thns. +. Marshall, Of WOodiurd rhns.
Is. Stevenson. Of Mason. 7" these names might be
added those Of Henry &. BIB. acting Lieutenant
Governor nf the State: Albert G. Talbot, Hon. 1o-
srp!l Underwood, Hon Archibald Dixon, and
host of tn. very flower ot oil WING chivary."
. .
We have it stated, TINT Major Polk Of Ten
uc>ser brother OF the late President Polk, ia Know
Nothing Candidate in Tcnnessee There is slight
mistake of word hero Major Polk is all ante
Know Nothing candidate for the Legislature of that
State.
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ws are happy 10 ind inn, qa' sOO'9r'oo ,n ,a t..
,usn;n us in the change we have ma'e ~ Wv
SUE OF our paper, go 10 dispe.e with ~', IS into
III. sub,,h To carry the principle more 'l''S .H,
elect all OF our subscribers TINT we have S'r ,.aa Of
to receive the paper on Monday morning ',J" CO.
Srm,rv morning. We shall therefore, III a''T'" .,.
s"' ';r wishes hereafter print and mail the M,
on;rer with the latest ,eIesrulic news !, ~
a.,;nr. ,f State, on Saturday night anu uF'''V'
,,,r s,,h.rrbers in Richmond on Monday 'A''"'"'
hnrrlnIurr,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS JULY %, IN,

|
~ The following. quotations UE0.cs4ie For small
! Jiutr- higher prices wil! be- elsa: ,ci:
| BACON-cuy cured and Snii'hHcd. "a: round NINA
GENTS Western side. 10: l. !rl. Shoulders ION
iO! rc,rc-. Hams lUa ~; Western m -. y, 49, I"ca
Cry tima'-, market; Sor'h Csf, no.rouId
| BH:grd ~ugmr Cured li%rrs $50 Il: Totes IJc
Butt Ek-Prl'c Country Butter, 2Sd:3 cts: do. 60
| ,!rn 2;i&2j cs. va. a!rd Inferior. !e3.6c:s
BE..sN .A-2". G.i = 10
COTTON-Tra..nc:!r, Cotton :cry limited kere
COTTON YhNNs-i74ls ca. cash Cotton coriaze.
~ cts. e ..
CAND! ES-Tallow u cents = to Jsckson's do. l.;
uuI'- i-.c; i:n,.ratinr -: II zee; sperm 2ed35c
CuA-An:!rmctc 81 )" T. ;on; Bit"in'n"'. average
iet,. = ou-r"l, line Iodl!c lump lie; Inn! u
COFt EE-liIo !UGl! c'', l."guayrH !6't' '"si'i
q l5 sock light; Mocha l5Glj: c:s.
CORN MEaI--Sl - .or country
CORS-i:Orn has declined Had no sales can DO nnd,
aLov" Sla! ~ per bu.!ei
FLUuV-Snlss OF ncw TO bakers ri slldll IS
FISH Rerro.Ss, North Carolina gross, IS -. family
Roe i'll Oils, So: do. IN hall bb'. 81; a. ctpp,c :
a.! S,aG MOI 50 Np2- = hEl. N!c.e'e! 40 S2OG.. q
5Ll 40 =. so; ~. 3, -; No 1, Si,G s.; Halifax
- iTiIEK@-I.Ivr Gi"r-e l0mH cts Demand ;aL
FLAXSEED-SI ].ai ~ T. Jusicl
GiNSENG-2,,G i1c C. n.
GuANO-Wc quote Peruvian NJ s"2: q 50 delivered
,ro, .,,r,-:.am wharf So; Mexican 3O1iJ o.
Gi'HgOW DER--pGp"nt'. and Hazard SfUF.!nS +, Fe,
and FiF, 81 ~ KEY, b!s>''mS' - .'a 80 w :, .es
GRASS :.EED--r!ovcc 81: 20 81 2 bGshr.i !lmU.hy
- - Herds :ra-s 81 =, ~.
MUiASSi.s-Nrw ur!""u- or y gallon. stock
small r"ii" Rico .: a 3Jc: Cub", 2'3sr
OEfSL.-bul, o.eI''' ''"' '''"" run,
ijc -l!p stu'. ''''. - :. ~, M, $500
-,,r,L =. u.r ton. Cuc:ucd 80 JJ42 ~ E ba-Fe
eEYE-St 301l IS = OushcI.
EICE-7t cis r. n
pOTATOE;-*i - + bushel
sMT.-Salesat - 10 from wharf, ;! ~ from store.
SI'GARS-Fuir To strictly prime New Orleans ~:
cts Porto Rico u a. of strictly prime; Cote" sugar
II ds! G. yellow Td7i; refined lou! l04Q crushed 40
%; powdered .. d":1
SHOI'-7a.. Ct. t. -.
TEAS.-Iinprr!al nmd GunppSvd"r 53dsl ~
WOO.--Snsll prfcrl- OF ub.r'nrhcd sold st PC nN'
washed II 10: No salrs ui lin fleece n"de Ms yet
WOOD-By the quantity Sj2id 800 : c"ri or o 9s
s:aa - tor Pine; rr-il price 81 ~ Tor o"k S'as'
for Pine. g., 49,,
OATS-By the cargo 81 d66c. y bushcl AZ Depot zoe
WIrAT-W" hive noticed some s!rs IN June 'e'
Jrr GrlIyrryat - per bGsh"l Tnc m!"rs dcchhc M?
further c. lra,i, ir delivery. A. Wheat WI! Soon .;
co:,ua ill., ~ shall short time have quotations o.
.ctun! snr-.
unGs Ann SHEEP
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I)i D. ID.

DIED. Yesterday, !fh inst. CORDEIGA RADY
wifi O Charles T. Ray. aged 10 YEAR, months and a
days The friends and acquaintance. OF the family az 70
specifically invited attend her funeral this Afternoon 1,
!uUr O'Clock from Trinity Church.
DIED about . o'clock. p. ~, yesterday, Mr. !Ouy
MOORE. in the Ssh year OF III. u-c
-" His funeral will skc place This morning, AZ 10
O'clock M the second Baptist Church. His fl."ac;
mi those of the iam.r, of his brothers James H Il, .
Nnor- are invited 20 attend without further n0;.re
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NIiIsliIEll

MARRIED in Washington CIiy. nth" Eth inst. by Rev
Mr. French Capt. GEORGE w. LAY. T. = A, of sir
GINA. 10 Miss HENRIETTA. daughter o: the Hon J !,
Campbell T. :. supreme Cont.
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MARINE NEWS.
fDul VI RICHMOND, il LIZ !"

ARRIVED,
Schr c. Mathews, Warren, Maine Ice.
Sc!r Challenge, Black, Maine. IcC.
Schr Champion, Mitchell. Port Deposit lumber
Sclr W. ). Ca;tertrd, -, New York, CON-
SAILED,
Schr HELEN, Taylor. ii-hi. =,
schr Mary VIII. Wii-ou, "a,klnTtcn, coal.
Schr Baltimore, Ph!il!p4' ioEt "h'h"'i' I" load 'H
Srbr Robsr, Henry, Perry, Cbickah"nijny' rnd1c
SrLr Vim. sever, Brooks, down tho river III
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we have examined the foregoing md believe 1t
10 BIO correct WM hlNHEl. PRESIDENT
HUGH W. SHEFFET,
VIM NJ TATE,
r. + POINTS
GEO L. PRICE.
JACOB BAYLOR.
July 10, 1855. J. N. WOODWARD.
AUGUSTA CouHTY, 70 WIT:
Personally appeared before the unders .ned Notary
Public w II. Tains Cashier ofthc Central Bank Of Erg
ain who made oath that the within is correct: 10
the best OF his knowledge and belief.
Given under reg hand ,hs l2h day OF July, 1855
J. WAYI n p
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S!l7.3lJi -


I.'hNII- sui PI'S IUTH OF ~-'''"' ~
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RIcusosD. July II. 1850
w.. IN. pu,l,rsiyued Directors thr Rank al |reih"
. ~. ,n, w.. Gnvr rxnminrd the foregoing statement
ami truly and correctly made up.
JAMES CASkIE.
ARCHD THOMAS,
ID. p. GOOCH,
WIN GRAY
STATE OF vIRGlSIA-CITl OF RIcnMo*p Scr:
This day. Samuel Marx Cashier OF the Bunk o! Virginia
personally appeared before me- Alderman for shId city
and unir onth that the Going staeinrut exhibits ihr
true condition OF Bank OF Virginia, existed IN"
Ist int 10 the beet OF his knowledge md belief
w!tnr-s my hand th. ls,a day OF July, 1855
n. BURTON, J. =.
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RANGE OF ilEKMOMEiEh.
4, RqndolpL's bookstore, Man ST, hch,70nd "a.
JULY ~ is Doors. OCr p""'''
Seven o'clock, A. ". g. -
Twelve O'clock. VI. 81 =,
Eiyp oclrrk u. NJ aD ~
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From the Washington sentinel

". uuii,.h letter u General Jackson, from that
,,i., MT ,rr,utric man. William CoObrtt. We have
never met with this letter hrnrt, and do not think
wns ever published in the United States bu' l" ILLS
wr may BE- nistakcl
Mr. Cnbnr.t was cmphucally scl!.made man
,,.,,,, need If. as a private soldier i'll the British
army. lie wrote political pamphlets Ill ph'ia'eirhln
which. though in many INSTANCES c"mse. were n'ari-
,y mile. Waiic here, i'll the United si"tcs' his "H
.nirn,ious were all for England but on ms rciui -
nnn,. Of his own Government and It's bnd admins
,rot;,n and lived TO rctract most OF his attacks Oh
our Constitution. ,- !, ,:,
III, letters t. the Prince "t Wales on the American
unr mr., admirable. In them is drawn strong con
rr,, between British Dragging and British perform
- ,,;., :, ,,u Ian q,
rnt nr our readers His appreciation o the ch"rac-
Ter at Geaerul Jackson Will DO gcnefa"! aSA"o"
lodged to be correct
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CoNnITroN OF vlperayA sAsRs'
MONTICELLO BANK.

MONTICELLO BANK. !
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July IL, lr53.
Tu Iii. Excrllsncy JOSEPH JoHssoN, Governor OF VIZ;
Dear Sir:--Pl,nse ind hercw report OF the cor
dvn OF this Bank for the quarter ending June 80 -j.
Very respectfully,
b. C. FLANAGAN, Cashier.
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c,r.r,r I,nC. ,vD SHEEP

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
REEF-S3 ~ Il - 80 T. CIT gross. which Is e. w
1e aur; supply moderate aud qn"li'y i'ii'r;nT
VEAL s,ii- AZ from 81 L. E,i according 10 quality.
aud dull.
uOGS-s- !, hundred. supply moderate.
SUEEp-Muon sell for e. - Il 81 piece, or - - to
81 ~ per hundred gross, tor ori!nnry aud superior Sh"ep
AIRS ara. rJpnC!!
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RrcHmoSp, JrLY IT, 1851 J
SIM transmit herewith required by Inv tho guar
;cry statement condition Of the Ennk Of Virginia,
!; existed on tho 1851 inst.
am. sir very respectfully, your obciicn, servant,
SAMUEL MARK. Ca.A'r.
To His Excellcpcy. JosTrH JOHNSON, Governor Of
Virsiaia
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TwtLvE DOLLARS PER BARREL Sumo of the
papers having stated TINT new Hour was selling Tor
s. per burr. in Charlottesville, the editor of the JEFF
cr.onau corrccs the by saying S6 il the price
~ Init hnrrrl
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MANUFACTURERS AND FARMERs' BANK or !

His Excrllcncy, JOSEPH JOHNSON, Governor Of Virginia
Dear sirl inrlose, in conformity with law, the quar-
tcry Of the condition of this Bank FOR the quar-
Ter ndins June Goth. 1855
Very respectfully, J. r. DiCkEf, C"sAr