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lRGlSlA.--lm III. Circuu Co,r, -, p,,.,;,.l,,,
September term ls:a. "'' VI huchi'ehaii''
! Eludgins, L. Ills "ie, formerly Mary
Against Pitts
",'Im :: huaS'Is m md Eliza his WIFI. wir;o,, 1,ra
ri.n. rs nnsndI snS Eua i %i iliss shr". s" wi" @
Ell his wife. Martha f. Iiudvin. J,,n. and Eliza
Villain II. I1udgns samuel ". llud in. ~; ~ h"dSins
hHsn. Jesse F. Hudsims, Thomas E. iim,,,an an%.h"'h
kuis,I. aud Sarah J. Hud gins children o: ,E Mary v
aasns aud Elizabeth NJ. his wife, Elijah iuJ.S . John
'nic' l.'um and Martha his wife, formerly Ms, Alex
ga Madison, II. Basby and Martha his wic e., hud
aatSn. Robert w. Hudgins, Peter p. Stra,ton Io,
Atu William phaup and Louisa A. IIudsiu-, Admins, .,
NIX % Henry : lludgins, deceased.
fy'h" "cr"" made in this the 18th day Of p
tsIe. I~a among other things, it decrecd tia, on.
sny Of Oh inc GoaLt snGsla enquire whc,hr
received grcnier proportion Of the money ari
s " 'He 'le o: the slaves in theproceedings mention
A. ;": proper share OF the solvent bonds for sucl
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DIED
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OBITC'tR Y.

DIED, on Monday March 2sth, about o'clock, ~ C's-
terhcli County Mr. JOHN IoHNSoH' III he 't! GEAR y
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RECRUITS FOR TIE BRITISH !EMN.
BosTOS, March 25.-A vessel LEFT here this morn
ing with some fifty Passengers for lla!isv re-
ported that they are recruits from New York for tina
British army but tho agent says they nro railroad
iah
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AI"h "iACk HAWK 1IORG Ana
H. p,.", NOhIH STAR" will serve mares ~
y,,y5 ., 'rS'ca AZ Mr. Hicks stable in Rch-414
,NyTe oarIh' MH'' Enl at Mr.. Hosnda, three miles
1Lg. '''"' Court House" For particulars see hand
Dover u,u. A. ii. BALL, Owner.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHiE, PRYOR n DUSNAFANT.
WIN F. RlTCHlE s. ROGER a. PRYOR. EDITORS.
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THURsDAY, MARCH %, 1858.
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,b. l'''. 10 Ia" foregoing decree hereby notified
r.i! u! 25'" s.: Buckingham Court House, ON the &C.
qcvy WI" P'oeeei ~ oHano noGDSm eue sS," Gu
-l-''G t--cwiw Comnaissioner
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l.cted CID ND GROUND PLAsrPr- F.,
S'Or sale by sof lump. Peruvian and M.r;..n &c &c
'''''a s;;-eal 'ohN IL. CLAIBORNE,
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Intelligence had reached Pari- from s.. P"t"rsnmr-,
which describes that city rs ~ stnt" -; r-r,:
citrrnrut. Tho mobiles had met secretly with q y5"v"
of addressing the Emperor the sub pct of armn 'h"
seri-. They proposed pointing Uui (" AlnXaDd"r tip
ruin which would accompany such s;ep, and the 49,.
c:nal dangers that might follow.
twas expected iha; St. Pe;crsbur: would be p!ac-t
i'll n state Of siege. The war party already h'-an -
threaten The Emperor is reported To hHv" !cc'-r.
his intention to follow out the policy ln,l down hv
Nicholas at the Congress OF NicuEa. PrIuc" Gor'a-
chakotf-s instructions have been confirmed. G,l'ral
Paskcwitch is opposed 20 ihc arinIn. of the sci md
has addressed The Emperor on the smli""' Tie
greatest confusion appears to prevail at ST. pc,"a-
h,,rp
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I..LEADIHG ARTICLES: Rets ,tion; Emancipation
Met.morphfs 81, not in Ovid; An Explanatory
English Opinion on the was V!etsris and Cali
WM IN K.rsss; A Ns~ Party; ccaarry and City
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V..GRkAT FIRE IN TaE STATE PRISON At
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v.FoLiTIcAL INTELLIGENCE: New.Yort City
Official Voc; Wisconsin
yI..PoETRY: The Rops-Wak.
yIIBROOKLYN ITEMS: A Physician MI cted in D, n
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X.BUTTER-r6E PRICE AND SUPPLY.
XTHE EUROPEAN MEPHIsToPHELEs.
XI..THE KANSAS QUESTION AT THE SOUTH
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Letter from Correspondent st Memphis. Tenn
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~ ONED "A Victim bu, q Ma DE- rsss-Ncw ready:
HENRIETTA aosINS0N!
BY d wLsos
With sesl rs,s.,l, ore 81: Sc Page. Pho. 80
Pse impression IN i.f..'nse to this unfo un..s L
.nS s.s her reason Toe. II VA lott Il VIZ s s..
reeder pity ther than 20 bsme her, AM sAov tAst d
iPsast.ss ~.. the result Of mod s.s.s pro-
sueed BY beps love- aud forced into nsessoas
AN' "''eN From The Nsw.York Eveuirs Mirror.
This certainly very eK.Ord'n.ry oSoi |, make. revs.
ian ASSUMED usme Represented m young beautiful and &c
ccmplsbed the dsushtus OF ece OF the mos. wealthy ana
rain .s On tesr Of he Nnet, third Hsasnds Of
an English The boob cannot fail TO nshe 'sas.
tOd and the reader v be led more hSn once to excaa.
Verify Truth Is stranger II, iston.''
1--WE have read Henrietta Robn,oh' with care, ana
dhcov the spdsrc, Of tbs vors 70 inus public meL
NJ but on the sony We eau .'s S Ss may S.': nssse
There nothing ito inpopsty OF language no iodseoe-
about acts Of in and crs-cscusd oasod the fss
dious morality or TO exsree al evi nnaenos 10 aoy wy IL
and should be boieu in order that usiss may be
the vle of the vie are entited 10 jusice knsS
eondsmn he work but Ne are sfdent perased.
the motives Of The author and puoshe' vii Be ynde.sd
1--WE have seen many Offices OF this book in advances Of
publication There seems % be general ioes prevalent thaS
the alton Of her ls v wctk evil No sood rssssn
EXISTS Tor Judgment We have confidence 70 susss Ae
belief the viii prove 20 b. the history OF te bosk
L" it winds Its way into the great IS Of the
Mira Robinson, story r.dslout of i,tsres and viii,
suppose be e.d by Who obtain t. ehe 5)ek
ce.ted of everyhus offensive iudsicse and bose sho
read aeye from n pas's an inportsns and '.n,,y
leaon lady of Asqusnt.Ice who was student in N
Wlsrd with Mrs Robinsn speaks Of her ss Who her
better GAYS was with mAe yirns and s.rsc
ion As an amae of the Sss PEson Sing Sing Ma Rob
earn benef With the sucts.t popsty Aad
siyes evioer CO Of q nbdued and corrto spui."
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