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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-19

Missouri SENATORIAL CoNTEsT.-In the Missouri;
Legislature, on the 18th, the ballotting for u s.
Senator resulted: Doniphan co. Atchison SO, Benton
40, Scott /, Wilson /. After which an adjournment
to the 25th took place. The wing caucus deter.
mined to stand by Mr. Doniphan.
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KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS IN New HAMp
sHIRE-The Know Nothing Convention for the
nomination of State officers met in Concord, N. H.
on the 10th inst. Rev. John Moore, of the Univer.
Salist church, was nominated for Governor, Elder
Pike was nominated for Congress from the first dis
trict MI Tappan from the second. and A. C. Cragin
from the third telegraphic dispatch states that
there is much excitement among the defeated aspi-
rants for political fame. and many openly threaten
to bolt.
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General Isaac G. Farlee, formerly member Of
Congress from New Jersey, is dead.
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GALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES-I
~ shall sell to the highest bidder. on TUESDAY.
Mechanicsville Turnpike By the conseat Of psrtiea
Negro MAN and . WOMAN and Child, for the
purpose Of having division.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock.
js f7-6tt THOS AGREE Comn,r
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Hon. Thomas H. Benton is to lecture in Alexan
dria this evening.
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NON6TABLEi6 6ALB-Wfll IS sold
~ for cash. q The Wall slzasl Hotel g H1IDAY.
the 19tA dsy Of Janussy, 1s55s . 10 3elosk 4. II
one Negro Woman named Maria, abeut - yoen e56s
and oBs Negro Girl named Gsof&ssaA ateaf yeess
old; end ell the Household md Kitchen 4uynteaf0 T.
the ssid Hotel e0nsisking n part q q Do0e -
Mattresses, and Bsdkes1s several 1uroeng lnfUo
lot Of Chsirp several Slower al the Bar E1e1re8e
choice selection Of Lquofs kc,-sol4 - ntiGy .
distrsa warrant In the High Constab1sis hsa4a =
favor Of =. Griffin " r. z. QuaY1es.
ALFRED LEWELLEN, p. c.
js I6-4t ForJaa Z Tyler, 81. g. g. =.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
fOmce ct Geo. J. summers. No. 80 Pearl sl1oets)
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND
~ KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
WIN be sold on FRIDAY Morning next 18th list,
commencing ct 10 o'clock. st tbs reoidenee Of 4r.
John Poe, jr, on 18th 1T, between BrosA saA 0rsso
s's Who i declining housekeeping. al Of hs House.
TETE-A-TETES and SOFAS
Mahogany and Csne-seat CHAIRS
Pier. Gard and DINING TABLES
WARDROBES BUREAUS
BEBSTEAD9; BEDS
MATTRESSES; BEDDING
Parlor and Chamber CARPETS
CHINA. GLASS and EARTHENwARE, 10.
"a "a THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
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FLOODED STALLION, BUGG
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
LNRAMED HOUSE AND LOT IN THE

Df IAfLOh q WILLIAMS.
FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
y TOWN OF FULTON, AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY 22d JAM, at 81 O'Clock P. NJ. will be sold
a new Framed House and Lot, in the town of Full
ton, near Williamsburg Avenue, now occupied bv
Mr. Il. e. Rock, containing rooms, with we'll of
water in the yard. The lot fronts so feet on Gra-
am street. and runs back ITO feet.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at 8 and IL mos
with interest, and secured by trust deed
jail TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Aucts.
MULES, HORSES, COWS, CARTS,
W. &C. IN SIDNEY, AT AUCTION-On TUES
DAY, 2Sd day of January, 1855, at IL O'Clock A. M,
at the residence of Mr.. Melvin Dunnavant, in the
Town OF Sidney, ON Main street, 1.-TWO SQUARES be.
yond the Fair Grounds) who, by reason of i'll health
about to discontinue his present business will be
sold valuable Work Horses; Mules; several fine
Cows Carts and Harness. all of which are in GOOD
order and sold for fault
Will also be hired for the year, 2erceueat Drivers
TERMs-Sums under $50. cash; that amount and
over, months credit, for approved notes. with in
terest added. TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
ia II Auctioneers.
hale ON COUNCIL CHAMBER
- HILL. OF 20 VALUABLE MULES, AND 5
WAGONS AND HARNESS, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 24th January. 1855, at ii O'Clock A.
M. upon Council Chamber Hill opposite to Ernests
Stables, will be sold % young Mules, ranging mostly
from to years DID, well broke of good size and in
Also, Wagons, suitable for Farm or any heavy
work; all in good repair, with Harness to same.
These Mules are represented as being remarkably
hne animals, and sold for fault being the pro-
perty OF gentleman who has heretofore used them
In the country but now has no farther for them
TERMs-Four months credit, for approved nego-
table notes, with interest added
ja II TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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VALUABLE REAL = TATE ON
EIGHTEENTH. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIM STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TlON.-Will be sold on FRIDAY next, 18th Janus-
~, 1855, ON the premises. commencing at o'clock
most valuable Lot, with an old wooden building
thereon fronting 4S feet on the East side Of 18th,
between Main and franklin streets, running back
Grants factory lot. -
TERMs--One.fourth cash; balance at 4, Q and IL
by trust deed title retained Tho taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
ia Is GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts
SALE OF REAL

BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE ON nth STREET.-By virtue Of .
Decree pronounced BY the Circuit Court of the City
of Richmond the I'd day of june, 1855, In the suit
therein pending under the style Of Darlington
against the Bank of the United States i shall, as
Commissioner, on MONDAY 9Th February, 1855, At
O'Clock r. NJ, fif fair; If not, the next fair day
thereaferl sell at public Auction ON the premises
the Lot of Ground fronting % feet on 18th street.
between Grace and Broad streets, running back IS
feet to street to be opened by the Central Railroad
Company, being part of Lot No. "A, In the plan Of
Adams Division.
TEpMs-Cssh for 90 much may be required TO
pay all expenses of the sale, ard the residue on
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
for the credit ipsalmerts and retaining the title nm
til all Of the purchase money ID paid and convey.
ance directed by the Court.
Selling a. Commissioner, shall only convey with
special warranty. JOHN @. WILLIAMS,
Al2 Commissioners.
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BY GoDDIN & APPERsON.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALuARTE

NUOIEES SALE OF VALUARTE
Il REAL TATE, ON THE CORNER m
CARY AND 17TB ST8-As trustees In 4 deeS -
trust dated 9Th june 1848 duly recorded In RchmonS
Hustinss Court, in deed book No. "a page lS9. We
shall proceed 70 sell at public auction on the pre
misses. on Friday, the 18th day of January less.
valuable real estate, viz: lot in the City Of Rich.
mond, on the North side Of Cary street, fronting
thereon 66 feet, running back ON the East line Of
there stand several framed tenements The title 70
the foregoing real estate believe to be rood but
only.
TERMs-Enough IN cash to pay bond Of eaocO.
and the interest thereon, and the expenses Of sals
and with respect to the surplus OF sale Che terms Vii
be made known ct the hour of sale.
L. B. PRICE,
w. GODDIN, ! 1rustees'
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Aucts.
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GREAT FIRE AT LYNCHBURG, VA

DINE APPLE CHEESE Of very sups-
II rior quality, jest received asd ~ sale "
RAWLlu0o = nlEl1k
= 1z-6t Corner Peal "a Coe9 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-19

GARDEN SEEDS.-A general assort-
N ment of Landseth's new crop Garden Seeds,
Just received and for sale By
j. 10 A. BoDEKER No. 10 Main Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-19

WANTED-A WET NURSE, without
w membranes. A good price will BE- given for
one Who y healthy and Of good character Alply st
THIS omoes j. 4--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-19

"ANTED-TwO or thre active Car
w penters. to do coarse work. For such. liberal
wages will be paid. Apply Immediately to
ia 19-ltf L. T. CHANDLER, franklin st,
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VALUABLE B O o X Sat reduced
prices.-J w. RANDOLPH oGers for sale-
DE BOWS INDUSTRIAL RESOU ACES Of the
Southern and Western States; vols. Price reduced
from 90 to 90.
FLETcHERs STUDIES ON SLAVERY. Pncs
STATISTICS or The U. STATES CENSUS
of la50-$1 So az8E.sgs5
PROGREss OF THE U. STATES State
TICS. from 1890 to 1850, with the Census Of I850-
10 90. This valuable work has been solA u e7Ali
ia 1876
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WANTS.

WANTED, AN OVERSEER-Wanted
w first rate Overseer, to take charge of farm
near Richmond. Apply at the Office Of the Dis.
patch. ia l9-d2tN c1t*
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WANTED.-20, 0O0 BUSHELS CORN.
W We wish to purchase, delivered at convenient
landings on James River.
ia lots BRANCH L CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-19

THE "BLUESn ARE GOING-At
i the NEW BOOKSTORE,
No. 157 Main street,
NEARLY opposite the Exchange Hankl
Those goine to Philadelphia with the "BLUE9.n
will find some good BOOKS that win drive OF duh
care on the trip, at BUFFERS DIM0NU
Book and Stationery Store.
ja18-Stif 157 Main e. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-19

WANTED-NEGROES.-I will give
w full hires for 40 or 50 good Coal Pit Hands for
the ensuing year. can be found during the next
ten days either at the Office Of Messrs. Dunlop: Mon.
cure Co., or ct Messrs. N. B. + G. B. Hills old
stand. JNO. J. WEkTH Agent
de Tits For James Dunlop.
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"ANTED-We wish to hire six able
w bodied NEGROES, to drive wagons and do
farm work.
desc q McGRUDERs SONS.
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M ANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER.-
w Wanted an experienced Housekeeper, to super.
intend the domestic department of hotel. Address
GEO. w TRICE CO.
ia l5-lw Louisa c. H.
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WANTED, SO NEGROES.-Wanted to
w hire for the year ensuing. payable quarterly
yearly1 90 steady, able bodied Negroes as miners
will be preferred.
Apply to Mr.. SANDERS, Manager Of the Londen
and Virginia Company, Buckingham Mine r. O., Va
de 22--ts
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pa,,s tihfooL, Friday, Jan. 5-Cotton-Millissn re-
0f,srn ne ssiss during the week, at 81, 600 bales N
g isf d; rniddling 5; Upland fair 81; middlins
up,a ne insrket Is steady. Middling qualities have
.1po,,s lostsses to spseulstors 800 bales and to
defs.s e,eester, prices unchanged, with mo.
ps ~, business doing
csmseS sans-Fiour 10 unchanged, with q limited
ealsr aa - previous rates Brown shipiey's cir.
rrss5t Western Canal at 49,; good Ohio 47a;
saaa sasnd, at previous rstes-4ss Ss a4ss y
TIE ses. hsfkst-The money market il q ,ehansed.
ga'ssd Al ses. "'' . A'~' e0h''i' i'f "shsS are
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WANTED-TO rem IA piece of
w Land, from 10 to Is acres, suitable for Mar.
ket Garden, with House it. Address "P.,n al
this Ohice. ia I7-St*
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MAIL NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX. Jan II The royal mail steamer Ca
,sda arrived here this afternoon from Liverpool
with dates to Saturday, the 10th list
Among the passengers in the Canada are Bishop
oConnor and Archbishop kenrick.
The steamer Union had arrived out at South
s,npton.
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w ANTED-NEGROE to work on the
w Alexandria Railroad, in Amherst and Nelson.
go or 50 Negro Men and Boys)-for which liberal
prices will be paid.
L. c. TALIAFERRO, AGENT
For SCOTT l. JAMES.
Post Ofice-Hanover T.. I'll. iaI5-10tt
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WANTED-By white female. situa-
W ton IS Seamstress Chambermaid; would be
willing to do Washing and ironing for small family
office, 10 Iq-It+
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WANTED--A LIVE KNOW NO
w THING, to call and sit for his Picture at o.
BORNE'S GALLERY. Owing to the hard times,
shall take Pictures at reduced prices until afte,
Christmas and New Years. All in want will do well
to call at will put Pictures in Gold Loekets
Gold Pins, She'll Pearl and Velvet Cases, at prices
that defy com petition. A. w. OSBORNE,
de4 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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ff.n SOUTHERN KNOW


The l"dcP'"de"f Concord Democrat. nm abolition
paper thus speaks Of the election Of General Wilson
to the Senate the United States by the Know-noh-
ings. Perhaps the organ will clap ia hands over
the sentiments:
'Iis election is the triumph of northern ,cptimcn,
md free Amcrcan principles over Doughfaceism and
trucking subscrrIency 10 slave principles. II is
guaranty that tho American movement is not to he
perverted 10 the overthrow of American liberty"
The same paper says
'sMany autis!avery ncn 0re in the new movement
moi because they are tired of opposition to slavery
but because they think Popery the ally Of slavery,
and that destroy OF these monsters is to strike
deadly blow at the head of the other. So far us VIC
know or believe, no amtsluvery man dreams Of hn-
ting his opposition To that .sum of all vainieg," BY
reason Of his connection with the American party.
On the contrary, many there because they believe
they do 10 more than anywhere else for the
throw of the present administration md OF the slave
power in this country.
Things being thus, what il the duty of all anti.
slavery men, whether in the order out Of il!
Clearly, i'll opinion, To net together; in the
past, in the future. Aiming ut common result
the clanc patton of country from every form oi
OPPRESSION let questions Of mere party orgap.na
tinn stand III the way OF IL united front against the
common enemy. Let all the opponcG.i of the pre-
sent slavery extending, rupcry-i.oring administra
non put their shoulders toG G.hcr and strike blow or
Freedom, ProtcstaGt.sn and Temperance, whose
echoes shall rn'a across the continent.
frerdS Of universal liberty Let us forget the
tiass thnt nrc past, and lnok forward 20 the future
Let s slnk all minor Questions in self sucrifcin. de
voon 10 the onc great causo which is nearest AND
dearest 10 G our hearts. Let Us be charitable l."
wards each o,hrr-hnvc confidence in ench other
and suffer 10 feelings Of personal rivalry Or personal
disappointment 10 divert IL from the great issue upon
whose ris sht decision the welfare and prosperity of ou
country lepCnd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-22
THE DEMOCRATIC MEETING

A large and enthusiastic number OF Democrats as
semhlcd Friday evening at the City Hail. IN "or-
.arization rally OF the party for the subernatorin
canvass.
Tho addresses by the speaking men oi the party
were of that soul-srrng, exciting and independent
Democratic style peculiar - that party in Erginn.
They fully demonstrates. hn,: the Old Dominion had
always felt proy,d OF her candid, bold and unbigotcd
Democratic stand. She was always Democratic, born
and raised Democratic, l. e., of the Pe0pT and for the
;eopc and in that bold and fearless course it was her
boundon duty progress, she had ever done, with
firm confidence that in the principles OF sound Demo-
Col. A. Butts p.e.idcd aud eloquent speeches were
made bv Mr.. I. Riycs und the Hon. K. X. Meade
Resolutions were unanimously passed to crush
Know Nothingsn as n dangerous reptile Of Northern
generation which had crept rsidtousy tther to sting
and poison the firm prnc pies of the South, and blast
her [ttErsLlrg Erprrss.
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From the Vick-burg Wing ]
'fIll. rDtrrhN Dt


Mr.. Edtor:-Some of my friends and immediate
neighbors familiar with the fact that planted and
cultivated with great care and TINY attention, the
far-laned Oregon Pea-dctermine - lest It's quail
ties and its adapedncss to our soil and climate; and
being frequently aterrosated TO he readlt OF my
experiment. and regard to It's relative value in the
way ut comparison with the other varieties grown III
Southern latitude have deemed it most satstacto.
~ to adopt the present mode Of giving the nforlna
ton sought.
No Corn or Cotton seed entcrprizc--nothng which
the fruitful and versatile genius OF BarIum ever in
vontod or SO fashioned or revamped rs invariably To
win upon the Crcdulity of agulble people. equals
this Pea imposition III humbuSgery. So far as have
been able to learn the sequel 10 almost every ones
experience, industry and hopes, has been unmte''ea
disappointment ,.,;o,, ,nd
You have doubtless seen the pea Iii qieSii""' anu
consequently recognised its resemblance III NC ",,
,rpcarauc.. 10 the common pSrn -ced. Nis 20" sna''
sud tedious ,u gather la., hrl! for ever iay table
use md the vine or rather IA" biah' lUccause u
grows erect saf.susaincd is o! 700 cuartc nHfou2h
tnr,ure and too unnutrI,iouN. sho!ld Judge, for
s,ork of apy kind. Another additional objection 49,
,hnt ns the ant il verging upon maturity, the slight.
80, rd ,o. II 10 the earth and ten to il the grow
90 ,o,tars a, many seed as he originally planted.
r. sum il IN in Il few words, observation and Pc
o,,s nniedly bid me say that hold the Oregon Pea
ns perfectly worthless being unfit either tor
beast
If YOU think proper YOU insert this hasfy letter
in your useful paper. Yours, truly,
GIDEON GIBSON.
y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-22

IN CHANCERY-STAfE OF VIRGINIA. Fowhatan
Il County 10 vii AT Rules held !ol she Circuit Court
ofhe County OF POwhatSn hip -ail in tho Clerks Office
Of the said Circuit Court, 'rUm the 9TH the 7 duy Of
February. inclusive, in the ycm SIS:
W!n. b. CraDc, Ptf
Against
John Spears -uardisu a Mnr;hn nud Mary 7. Z Pat
teson and Osborne L. DCak" late guardian CT :hr snd
Martha V and Mary 7. /. pni;".cn, Dcfs.
The object Of this suit il 20 all further proceedings
upon Judgment OF the CTcui, Court OF powhs,au Coun
IT, rc,dered against the pl"iit III favor o tic defendant
Osborne L. Drake late guardian oMarlla V and Mary
Pncson SO far respect. II: nf Fifty ionrsa
part Of the said Judgment, with The interest upon TINT slain
from the 18th day Of january, H'l
And an affidavit having been sje and flied in tic cnuse
the defendant Osborne L. Drake !. nor resident OF
this State on the morton Of tho plaintiff hy hs attorney
ordered that the su Osborn l. Drake do Hppee! here
within month AFTER jus publication OF this order and
TO what may he necessary project his interests In this
SUIT And TINT copy "j tbs order he published ono"
week for four successive weeks in the Richmond Enqui
newspaper Published III the City OF Richmond and
another copy lee orr the front door OF the Court
house OF this county the hrs, day .: the next County
Court Cory-Tes,e:
Feb. S-ewtw wM :. DANCE Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-22
DEMOCRACY AND KNOW-NOTH,NGlSM.

In the Judgment OF all ,Sht thinking men, the De-
mocraiic unriv hns established additional claim tu
the confidence Of the people, by the prompt and stern
resistance which il opposed TO the pernicous prci
pics and dcspoc organization OF Know Nohngism.
The thing WIS introduced into the State under the
most plausible prctenccs-disclaiming sympathy
| and alliance with any particular party, protesting
harmless principles, AMI boasting an absolute con-
| trol over popular sentiment. But the Democracy
were not deceived for moment. did they hes-
tate in assuming stand Of umcompromsinG a'.teGo-
nism to the movement. The Whi:. rarty yielded to
%hc tchipter, abandoned ts organization, iorsook It's
principles, and thew itself into tho embrace oil
Know y Nothmgi.m with the most shameless prohiga-
cy Between the alternative of devotion to country and
the promise of power, the Whig ary were not held
in suspense for single moment, but with display OF
indccen. haste and impetuous passion Tor the spois
which must disgust all sober and rejecting people
,hcy struck bargain with knowNoihlnsism and by
q most corrupt alliance bound themselves 10 the most
degrading service.
No calculation of policy determined the course OF
the Democracy. An unseah impulse {" patriotism
and an instructive antagonsm 10 everything mean
and skulkins drove them into opposition I" Nh'"'
Nothincism With their trusting confdra+a ii 'he
intelligence of the people th9ir:cr;gnance 10 Secrc
cy and their ablp.c:.noe OF tyranny III oil 'tS
with .,,-cir large humanity and their ardent a'tHch
ment TO the crusc of civil and religious liberty The
Democracy could not tolerate Know No'lihSisiH
without d.honoriug the memory of their !ai:ier' V'-
lntinr the glorious traditions Ct ihcr party, ana
shamefully bcrcy..g tneir principles anu 'h'" h'S"
destiny.
In the tone Of the Democratic press ana 'e 'P'E'
of the Democratic masses the position q" '"v ''e.'''
cratic party in Virginia is clearly defined ana hohly
illustrated. In no instance have the Democracy COM
proniaed with Know -No,hingsm or cohoc1ea any
thing TO its Wanted power The RESOLUTIONS "i Inc
Caroline Democracy, OF which it Is moi 100 Wn'h
praise to say, that they compress folio OF argument
in a single preamble, and are drawn WIN II" energy
of expression which it is impossible 10 sra''' SPEAK
tho sentiment of the Democracy OF Virginia Win
perfect fidelity Of representation
Now. we want TO know il any Individual Democrat
will resist The general movement OF his party and at-
,.cb b,nself to an organization which is devised for
the purnose uf reviving the fallen fortunes OF "hig-
envy We are admonishcd by the Richmond wing
that Know-Nothingism will lead, If successful Ia tie
,<,.udanrv o, wig measures and I'his P1"cy.
Viii anv Democrat contribute 10 this result II not
,hon let him sever the association with know-No-
,bipgsm which, in moment Of resentment or OF stu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-02-22
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS

WAsnxGrox, Fen. 2O.-CoE.lnlssiola were ISSUED
on Monday from rhe Navy Department to IL. Bel
and Wm Bigeow. Captains II. H. Bell and VIM
Smith. Commanders; c. c. Silnms, H. VI. F. Arnold
r. Fattcsun. j. Myers, J. Higgins snd X. Aulick
Licutnnants: II. VI. Jeffrey, F. NJ. Potter, S. Addi
son and ". A. Nelson, Surgeons; ". G, Hay, ID. Is
Conrad, J. +. sample, W, +. Hard, and Wyatt "
Brown. Assistant Surgana- in the Maine Corps. Al
so, to 4. Garland, Captain; I. \. Field, n'I c. e.
McCau!cy, lit licGI"nants; a. j. Dallas and H. !"
Tyc: .ir., .aa i.cuicnaa;s. Also, to the Navy
aeon, u; 8ns,on Joseph Smith, aud to Reuben Harris
MnAirr N ihr NAVY.