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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-03
THE CITY CANVASS.

On Friday night Col. John D. Munford, the Anti.
Kuow-S Nothing candidate for Mayor, addressed con-
siderable meeting at the African Church. Col. NJ.
said he was Wing and Jealous Protestant-a NOM
Der Of the Presbyterian Church-but he was impeled
by the slernest duty in the present contest to array
himself against the dangerous and alarming purposes
Of the Know-Sothing party and their direct assaults
upon civil and religious liberty. lie disaected the
Know Nothing Constitution and Ritual, and in a
dignited, clear and able argument, proved that they
were in direct conflict with the Federal Constitution,
and the Virginia BUl Of Rights and Constitution, and
with the teachings Of the immortal Washington JEFF
ferson, and other sircs Of It, whose language had
been sarbled and perverted By the demagogues of tho
secret oath-bound party. All candid men must have
been satisfied by the address Of Col. ~ that his
sound sense, clear mind dignied bearing and stern
devotion to principle aud right, eminently qualified
him for the discharge OF the judicial duties of Mayor
in ditfusng equal justice to all our o,zcn. whatever
may be their place of birth Or religious faith
Mr.. A. j. Crane then appeared on the stand, 10 re-.
present Mr.. Joseph Mayo, tbs Know Nothing caudi-
date for Mayor, who WINS prevented hy sickness in his
family from being present. Mr.. Crane ia the frs.
speaker whom We havo hoard publicly defend the
cause Of Know -No,hinsism-a and his speech con.
vuceI us more strongly than ever Of the weakness Of
The ca,se and the monstrous character OF it. PURPOSES
The Secret Order boast of being the direct aud perfect
representatives OF tho Sires Of &c, bu, Mr.. Cranes
speech was tissue Of libels upon those venerable
.ires whom lie virtually represented Us too stupid TO
have toresoon tho immense expansion aud growth Of
ths country-for, contended Mr.. C., had they fore.
scen tho present foreign immigration, they would
have formed different constitution from that which
they left to their descendants. Now, the great beau.
ty aud strength of the constituton-the surcst proof
of tho fsr.sosng wisdom Of its tremers--is that il
was made to suit evory possible contingency, and.
however Kuow-Eothings mny think, the people
of Virginia will stand by that constitution and rig.
na'ly rebuke the present claudestine attempts OF
secretly organized party, to put down the sacred
principle, of civil and religious liberty. We did moi
asSr the conclusion Of Ar. Cranes speeca-hut We
's"" 'naf tho boys got up !noisy demonstration i"r
'"u.' We have seen this game too ofton in Rich
''"N' TO os ut Il! affected by it. We believe that
''1l 'sn'e aud patriotism Of the community are
w "' sue o' t'oration and justice which Col. Nun
'onu ~ a''y and maniuly sustained, and that this
VIII oe tnaao manifest at the polls on Wednesday
next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-03
MR.. WISE IN EREENBRlER.
10 tie Editors of he En2W''r.

LrwIsBrRG, Va, MlEcH -, 1883.
Ms..rs Editors The Hon. Henry \. W,,c AL
siro.seI the people OF Grecnorrr. al Lc"i7burt on
Saturday last. The day was colt and wlnGy, "; our
Cour, Housa Ia very large huIidiug) WIS Cr"wcG.-
Tin. pru,,l. were un ti,oc 10 hear Mr.. Wise, ard
puhlir expectation ran high. His repu;aou o. aI'
orator had preceded him, and none but Mf. wise
could have filled up ih" mcG7uTc ol popular cspcc'a-
ton lie suuke for four hours, and never before wa
sarh a Low crful speech made III this county lh;
cins. al .arncs attention ci the crowd ws only IN
tc.ruptcL by tho icGforInE hnd cmthihdsuc appause
of IN, pcorlc He is, truly, Il great man. arG soGic
norton, Of his speech were Carac;eriZcGby BY GGrsi ut
nur, uuG rrn;ic ,lnGarncc. Ii IS not necessary i"G
ms 10 ,l0w him through his address suffice 1t i"en
,bat h. handled with the hand uf master. suc sub
icts n, hay. elrcnv been reported through iH pub
liz urip;. UIon Know No;hlngirn. he was iccai't'-
ly bappv and lia Grsumcnt- hnr i!u-iratl"nS Esd =
fine ELECT upon his audience Never before nave
seen tb. rumpap; aud midnight Association :" cas-!
down. They really looked Is 1t they were hs"aHifn
Of Themselves und believe they were .Ni'2T AT.
". Ind concluded his speech, uumDer oi me i.o:i
influential and Intelligent W :i-' "l'': h'"'t' "''
Intention of voting tor h'ln ana declared tNH' e''I;
honest rifnr; ought 10 90 made I" secure '''r
Some Of the DARK Lantern gentry, Themselves 40.
mtied finn, his .,,aech would uiaio him i"" ii''dreA
yops in the rnitv md il!"se VII" 'v'i" w" ai,'.'
b,ls o the i-r we're utterly di"=rstra "l'A "u ''
prncir.s, rirfrGtis -ay we usi ave " iSc h'J".
iv in this strong Wing county, and, II We t!'h "' ~
u,'i run ,Lrm close SlIurtiAy was, !u'lc"d n''"i
day for the Drn,ncrscv "f Gr"chhrier fTithH a;d
lo: agree tina: Mr. W:scs speech was i'"FAs' VIII
hrh order ,j tl,,Ii;cncs and ability; AID 10 tiircl
mon the crowd eur be more readily iih"u ne" t.'a
described. ohtri So
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,


Til, Board OF Visitors f. this Institution, convened
on Friday last according 10 appoiulnenl aud elected
Dr.. A. f. Pecolas Of thi. city, Professor Of tnsto.
my in the place OF the much lanen,ei Dr. Carter P.
johnson.
DR.. p. is a native Of Vireinin aud young man OF
high order Of talent. Having been the Demon.tra-
tor OF Anatomy in The college, for the last Eve years
and devoted himself especially 10 ,hs; branch he II ole
Of the best Anatomis,s Of this country.
DR.. Sequarl having rsined the cinir Of Institutes
Of Medicine, Dr.. Levin $. luynas, OF Accomac was
selected to ill tho vacancy than whom better ap.
pointmcnt could have been made.
This School, organzo od Us is ought. and Wa have
TO doubt, will command the confidence and support
Of the Medical Profession aud the public Of the whole
South.
We also learn that after the adjournment OF tha
Board. DR.. Theo, 2. Mayo. !u.c resident Physician
to the In:irmsry OF ths College. was appointed De.
moustrator OF Anatomy.
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST COSGRES
SiONAL DISTRICT

Gr>rLEMEN--l have al:cri. declared nysoi ::
candidate Tor reelection 10 Con..rt--. arj thar ]
should rmlrnN iu visit every county IN my district
with hsvirw "lexpIes,ug from ;he hastings ny op:n-
iou- upon sub c.s which! cau be connected with
-reSs"nal ,Gc-, and Ia which my ia;o commitments
take an Interest.
With this view propose Ia Slaal. II tie following
points III the times dcsignatci
In Williamsburg. ut such lvnr my friends there
NAV dr,r rIa;n on Saturday Hl>f instant Gloucester
C"Iut House. April ?d; Matthew'S Court House April
tlh; Northumberland Court House April ?Ii,: Lam
caster C"ur: House, April Hal; Richmond Court
House April 18Th: THppahaNnurk, April 10th; West
,norcand Court Iious". April I9lh: fling ana Queen
Court House, April 2ist; Mrh!.csrI Cou.t House,
April ed: Hampton, April 2ih; AccomHc Court
House. May 1;f; Northampton Cour, House, May
li:h.
! am compelled 10 he at tho superior Cour, in Ac.
Coma" which meets "u The 7,h 6f May, otherwise !
should NOT cros- ih Bay so soon: and tho near ap-
prnach of the rl, cOn after northampton cnur; will
make il di:a.;rc.abe tu MO {" rerI"Ss III" Bay. Be-
s!uos, avn giving hes attention. IN th! arrangement,
which is the bcs, could make 10 the Eastern s!orc
coui.igs considering THEN SiAC. than am giving Ia
any other part of the dstr!c;.
regret il is impossible for me 20 visit New
hent, York and Warwick; bat hops - NEE!
some ot the people Of those counties ut my other
appointments 10 the llean;im", | will -ry - ihsn.
there has undergone no change in those oTm.
Ions which they have so Irequenty heard mo expires.
aud winch have heretofore lae: ;hCir appreciation.
nso regret | cannot meet my aic constituents
on Inc court days Of ft.e;r respective c"unies But
TO do would take five months as there are five
Counties III the district the courts Of which are held
on thu second MonIay.
nave had great difficulty in arranging my ap.
pomtIncnlr but this, anv one can appreciate who
with an Almnnack IN his hand, will look at tho dav.
upon which tho courts OF the several counties Of tho
di,rict, are held.
In those counties where iny appointments do moi
tall on court days, my friends may change tho place
provided thoy give timely notice Of the change, anl
ii does not impede me in meeting my other arrange
mrnt3.
would he obliged 10 my friends 10 make :tese ap
Pointnenis public III their respective countiGs.
should nave commenced my canvass earlier. bu
| have been suffering from nn inflammation OF u,
| lungs. which would have made speokin. very dis
agreeable, and from angry b"s which have mad,
moving abou, extremely painful.
| have the honor 10 BE- gentlemen,
| You. Obedicnt servant.
TIL. II. DAYLY,
| Petersburg, March 9th 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-03
STANTON DEMOCRACY.

On Saturday night last, ST. George Tucker, t.sl, Of
this place delivered IN address before The Do3.ycra
tic Association in Stauu;on, which was listened to
with marked attention BIZ u large audience. After
which, Thomas j. Mchie, Esq. was called for. when
he arose and delivered II .caihing speech uguus,
the Know Nothing Pnr,y. Mr.. NJ. has hitherto been
Wing and is Que of the nhc-t lawyers in Virginia.
NJ. skinner follower Nr. Micne; unaniInou. vote
wa, then paSsed inviting Mr. Mchis tn ndlrc-s tho
Association Mt its neat regular meetiuc, saturday
night the SIS; n,.. The Democracy. Of Augusta aru
active and animated having their orators onnvassing
rvary prccinct and cro,- road 10 the county
IChayi;:i.,v!N. Jytrtoai4r.
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FUr ht f"Y"'
THE BOARD OE PUBLIC WORKS.

On the 10Th Of this month tApriD the Democratic
party of his district will DC ca!lod upon - nominate
a candidate for the Board Of Public Works. Tho
trust 10 be committed i. 50 important that the party
ought TO consider well tho qualifications oi man for
il, before presenting him 10 the public It's sE0rstd
candidate. Many considerations Indicate The pecu-
liar fitness OF the Hon. Alexander X. lioladay for
this position. His lofty character would INSPIRE the
public with confidence in any Board Of which he
might DO member. His tnents long turned by
professional pur.u. TO such topics "a hc ould be
required 10 weigh would enable him to discharge
with distinguished ability the duties which would dc
volve upon him, and it is especially to bo borne in
mind that he has ever been consistent champion oi
Democratic principles, and true enough to himself
and his party in this period Of political apostacy not
To be tempted from hs allegiance by tho alluring
ticenents of the n n0r. tOfh,He,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-03
Tuesday MORNING, APRIL e, 1855
To he Editors cJ the E"7N"c:


Gentlemcn - In your paper Of this date, there is
nm editorial hic! do,s injustice 10 me. II i. inr"r
rect in every statement. | never WIS an applicant
for office. nj the hands ~ he Democratic pu,rv. in
INV life unless the application for the superintendent
NJ, IN, binding of the Custom llnusc he go con
ed. In 1910. when was nt,rnding TO my duties ~,
the james River Canal, IN tlc courly OF Bedford,
more than lJu miles from tSs CITY, without my know
ledge consent, was, Lv the Democratic l.ar;v ui
the county "l licmlrn, nominated rs their candidate
tor the Legislature. Aernuch persuasion by kfic..
accepted the nomination mad was defeated
In reference to the Custom House appointments |
have only 10 say that n, rccord: will show TINT nj
lenst SIX and perhaps eight, weeks before the appoint
nen was made known. lnr course IN reference II III"
American organization wns takci. and, therefore, tie
charse Is sfatuous that disappointment influenced
my conduct.
The recent no'nina;!pn rendered to mo. by II l"'r'
tiOn "i nay i,inwcitiArn. at Hanover Cuurt llunsc
when made known IL lie officially, sh,!l accrpi.-
But permit N" to say, that in this ca.r III that "i
lsiO, hal neither part o. lot. J WAS n"iIlni'c'!
without any soca.iun my Iari. and value ti!6
nomination the more highly IN that account. II u
my purpose 10 conduct the canvqss un which -hail
soon enter, upon fair aud honorable principles. II
difficulties occur dnrlr. H. pro-rcs- L rha!i no nc
my i"ut' MY character nor reputation sii i"' SUI
fer in the cOatu-i.
hope that II sens" Of id-,cr 10 me, G5 vel as l"
yourselves, VIII iudnro ynu L. give ih' II pnCt !"
your paper OF Tomorrow. No"y respectfully,
Mr.. Rcns chooses 10 question the correctness "i thc
statements in thv Enqurer touching HI rettinaco"-
onlcnvors to get into pubic office. W. only kro"
that within the last hrec cars he has been nomino'
ted for tho Board OF Pul { Works. and tic l'rcs!'
dency Of the James Riv, and Kana~ha Company
through tho columns Of ths paper. Some people
may be crc,!uluus enough 10 belivc thai this was
done without the conrjvenca or knowledge oi Mr
Reins, but it is our opinion that he was nn active ad
voca,e of his own prrt"lision,. Really We think II
very ungra,eiul Of Mr.. Ec!ns to reward our compla
sonco in publishing elaborate puiis Of his character
and capacity, by denying that he IVES an arphcan
for place.
Mr.. Reins discloscs far: in his note w!!cn "e ep
prehend will damage him more than ANY crlc'r'n
ours He tells III iha! Il, lho ,ino he WAS sohcNin:
an appointment Of Democratic Administration, uh'
procuring at.satois ct party fidelity, nc was al
ready member of tbs 'ow. Nothing order Per
hsps Afr. Rcus doet rot appreciate the effect ol lh
confession, bu, the pubsjc:!will
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rsCuuONp E>GtiHh"'
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e p";? fS. i .p.ru ;os s'Ht'ss .' s'',nn snI
10; n: ,cA}y. :ve ""1'rs pc. 80
fS' -. x months Yoy"''e III ~ six doil,r.
,g soi'rr 1'' ,..i 80 - nNI pn'''''' - s'N
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mag " !, nu, raaie :" "SH, ,aIio: for $40 six
"a?n ,"vr Of cuo 81 tao sSN H. 'nshed; Tor s20
s" IL Is '"v . wssk}y tnGu0r MA " and SO on in
,oi,s- "' ~. NV SlO iwea.y :o@F ''t'''' "' -
H. same :op,2rFHs OF AoyEGTiSyiNG:; TIN
Itt:.rr,y I'D III" "tsKif--for TEN
l. TIE .ron .errn! "rc r'"'s; 'or eaeh s"o
se9i'n MY INQUIRE. rEN hhes OF seSs mel
Is THS .r:. ana every succeeding insertion twen-
,i..ea'h -.,' ff,a.... once wees tw!ce "o'S, or
|r -'t ', NIX ..7:y.even snd hu cents '"r each
!, s,;oI s!tr u. :'' ..,,; 5,v dorsrs for rwrrvr
iA&aN ,s ,r,roton FOR advertisements OF creator
srl' a' o;;rfy v",.iefs and Auct!oDeers who are
s"-.. S,N. .,rprr .lc!utcA)
ta-,, ~ ,..is ana Nu;es o! Respect exceeding
Sc. ' -, a.s!-"i Tor "s advertisements.
f'.hi - .,r, :s.srC" uUst BE- accompanied with the
V'-. .acory references, 20 insure execution
, ~ ,,, 20 is- oi'cr nu! DC ren,ted per mai, III
rrs,.p5,s BGrk notes q; tho r!-k "i the t.ditoES
80" 5f al ::srs jtjn lod by the ari:ers The pos:
l. !ci;cr i -ca;..y 81 ANY acco-nt 10 me VII
p ,... ,-c.a,4.aUT q: foetNs". III "n offensive ~"
r.. .:,. operate, II. Il -rrlcus ;.% upon IWtors.
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HOSSrTH.

1yHis ere bred ?oung ,ro;,.nS stallion having sl@
I commenced his season Gt the stable OF tne/>SS>
I7,,::5er on tho Mcchanicsriila Turnpike. onea-@
:rcr, -Gc city Richmond. will on Monday the ia of
I be q: he .ur,m o. Mr. Robert Duan near Petersburg
o., ne Will also nuke regular stand OF iwo dsys III
week :hroa2 2hOu the sehson IN passing 10 ana rom
,s-sb- 10 wu make short stay al the farm OF MI
Es;TA Mlniree the halfway house giving persons
@ re;:soyhood sr c"po.tuniry o' securing ms se'V'-
:. Tie season vii! cx; on the @o;h OF Juna Terms,
ks season ,rpo:t or 25 psyaoic a; ;r lose OF the
- G:out,.s lee 81. kossuta Is arch DARK Drown;
T.. ,!.eciuc,"- high q: great !nU.cuIsr power and
sy OF :u..n doc:lo aispositon and can tEot his mile
hire. minutes, lis cola are equH. 10 any IN Tie
M and hs proof: 500 spisee hss 0esn refused Tor sew
"a; s!x a!C2tas Old ~
Ieyp,asEr Was sized by that celebrated :rotrny
=. New York BalE Hawk, out OF the uotnhs lna's
BIS o., 70. Lake Kos.u.L is not chance horse, ou'
l:.; 10 ,-u.:nS faniily and the best IN Amer'SI,
5,e and performances can ba traced uncs 'o!
re nnu ma century and claim hm 10 DC tns puIts
T. -c,u- STALLION iha; has made season III VIZ
fl. 80 50,
.. further particulars respecting pedisrss' &C. zee
tI. ,,
ser,ons s.ning n.a:es from distance can haya them
Ukeu care o: a, my stable" Al forty cents per uay
;".Sa,on, Mach 30 i.a-.ro4-c H. J. SMITH.
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ruErSroElrNATE ERICSSON INVENTION

The Ericsson experiment is At HI enl. The imven'
;or is conceded Ia be inirr- md poor Ericsson y
ruined man. He has spcnt al his iornm" in build
,n; his cnlorc ship, and in tho experiments h9 has
ntde on the va-scl. He has done more: he ha. spent
nil his wites fortune, which great, and ia" too Is
tegyared. But the Of all is, thar has leh I"
-ac recriminatiog and alienation Tint :Eey nave &c
narrated, never 10 be- united nran, p-:hnp,. Had he
teGu sue t.Sir his nam- would have bean 'hr"!r'i
with that Of Columbus. Newton, a!!on AMI "'her
rorn II ulcsr:as renowr liut b. has nI!rd; be has
lust his ALI hs has ntcrji.rsd rnia INTO once loving
-ar. IL lid YOU so"-iE EO'taa Journal.
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PHILADELPHIA, April l.--iho Svnda: L,iGoy i.. e
wns most Ftringen.ly enforced ,o-dDv. ~ ,,yro
drinking house was cpcn and iht !Girs ;3!,Gr ", C
selling catables 0nr.
Thu now law for the Ere D"par;m"G: w.! :r:o
operation ~ II O'Clock las, ii Ihl. Ei,y.i5,. com
panics accepted he provision, oi lie ew sui foa.
nnued III service twonry-iour r'joc!"d III. r~ and
have gone ou; oi service. !; ba.ns eC.ot TIA: 1 >.
tarbanccs would occur lat uiht, ..1 r0:e we're ~,
duy oil night. Noting occurred. hoTCT.. * Z ~
that several iaise aiarma at fro wcr: given
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FROM WEsrMuEELA&D COUNT.
WEsrAo.rIAND, MARCH -. 'ot'.

To Mc EIi:orS 81 ttc En?a"F' r,.,
Gentlemen :-I-,t-rday was our SaP"f'Yr lG":!
had al interview with the t"vcre;~'7; ! ana ~
cause Of alarm as dri"c:ions from "uf e
ranks. Know. Emhn;;s VI. G!'"i'""' ,'U'c' '"'
smack Of federalism. mix nristorrs'!rnliY ay 81"
r%hiroH,iy, r.ii ~ and nrc unmierNkA0y "af Old Whi4
friend. me;amorpo.e.l inside eHd %u'' WIN we, y,t
mou;hs and ou,s,re,ci,e, hanir to take and swallow
tho loaves and E-,.e- pr ias & H:f9S'
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CUMBERLAND AND POWHATAk y

We gra.i!rd TO lonrn thai ;hc Democracy I"
thi. election district have nominated our old friend
Vim. Pope DHbney, candidate for seat in thc mex
Legislature Of Virginia. Thi, nomination. +" wortihly
conferred reflect, equal honor upon The donor, ana
:llc reciricIt We are too w-li acquainted with III.
rlnac.1 and fidelity oC the Democrats %: Puwhatnr
and Cumberland, permit ourSciv"' 10 olrtcrtnln
doubt VI Mr. Dabnrvs SUCCESS; ard in full confidence
oi his triumphant election, thus early predict toI
him useful and brilliant career in tho COUNCILS oi hi;
native State UaRvUl. RroVbi,clg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-03
FROM BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
10 The Editor Of the Enquirer:
Brunswick Co. March 9th


BRuSswICK Co, March 9th. 1853.
Gentlemen Yesterday was our court day. The
sovereigus turned out in large numbers. Our Demo
cratic Congressional Ecctor, the Hon. K. j.. Meade
addressed tho people for two hours in speech OF
great power and ability. The Wings and Know No
things were handled with glovos of. Tho Demo.
Gratis were more thnn pleased. All right hero with
the Democracy; few, only, refuse TO for Mr.
Wise, iron, old lr'iudices. The Whiss will go tho
kaow-So,hinG ticket. In great haste,
Yours r.-pcCtluly
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uOCRATIC PAPER IN MONTGOMEkI.

w. learn tba, there will shortly be established 81
Chris,iansburs M paper to be called The Western
Sar''--devotfd to the cause OF Demc2racy. II VI!
' be published by Sln'l NJ Page Co. We hops t;'at
it will receive paying euooTraGs I'D we 70
VI sbppt We know Of NJ. Page, iee assured that tbs
paper viii every way be WORTHY Of public patronage
-fLy.ctEir. Gsq.L!.caH.
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g ,vr ryCITrlIEyr IN CINCINNATI.

SLANE EACIl EMiHI ~ ~ I-NN-tII.
CIxcIEhATI. March Jn'--breas excitement hht ex'
;.,ct here today in regard 70 the slave of Mr. Den
;,"r, nt lnui.v~. Yesterday III. was declared fres
L rho court o. fhi- county, and taken out Of tho cue
roIy al The e. s. Marshal, hu, las, evening size WAS
reGrrcs,ed by the Marshal and brougl, before the l.
S. Commissioner this morning when the case wa. ar.
cued again, the Commissioner rcser"ing his decision
un; Tuesday next. The girl meantime remains in ,hs
custody Q! the Marshal The excitement is intense,
and ii the girl i. removed 70 slavery. there is some
danger oi conflict resulting between the State and
ibe Federal authorities.
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The Halifax Journal contains the oficnl orders fni
providing rations for 500 recruits expected from tae
Cuited States.
ltsays expected that three thousand recruit:
can be obtained" paper OF ST. Johns says that OH
s.al hand bills for enlistment signed by Lewii
II. llktns, provincial secretary Of Nova Scotia "
sn1 tnet proceedings are understood to be connected
w'to inc visit Of the Hon. Joseph Howe tho tG;ted
states: from wSSnos he hps not yet returned.
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GONE OUT FROM AMONG THE yorL PARTY

wig !SES.
The following named talented and influential osn
tlemen, who have heretofore been consi.tsn, Wbics
arc now warmly supporting the election Of Wise Ne.
Comas aud Bococh:
Thos. j. Niche, Esq Of Staunton.
Gustavus Cresap, Esq. Of Preston county.
DR.. Tompkins Of Bedford.
Charles w. Russell, Esq. Of Wheeling
Moj. Preston Of Virginia Military Institute
j. Horace Lacy, Esq. Of spotsylsspia
Col. A. 8. Gray Of Rockingham.
Besides hundreds Of private citizens who will bs
I the right place on ELECTION day.
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R1csNoyD AID wrsTu0RELAND

RICHMOND AND WESTMCRELAAD.
Col II. T. GARSETI, the Eiecto: Ior Richmond anu
Westnorsaud, will address The people Of those eoah'
tie. on the iu1o, questions Of the times ct their
~ nsonIs Sf Northumberland al thair April Court
Examiner re9rss:.d To publish.
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NEW YORK, A7RiL l.--Judge Morris, Of the su.
prene Court has decided that the commitment OF
sorro ~ or 10 prostitutes 20 Btarkwelli Island vas
Illegal As al Of then. were entitled 70 regular ex'
animation.
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Petersburg, March 9TH, 1850.

TO THE VOTERS OF CHESTERFIELD.
We authorised 10 Sta.e that y. Z. Cogbil, the
County Elccor will address the voters of Chesterfield
at their mex: COUNTY Court, lApr the 9TH.
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CHICAGO, MAnCH JI.-->, dispo''h f.o'r WG-.n1.
Mo-, -ays the prc.s!as ny tke on tie Igr.h si4 u.
Kansas river. had received 1890 majority. Itcrs =.
no opposition Ii the yr,.slavegy l.ske! u. tho y.
Oak Alchison'sj is;rc;.
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RE

WAsnl~croN, April l.--OGe-haiE of t.e pe.::. ::
tiary was burnt during :La saio h!s e;CiEcv.. -
ring the fire boy was run over BY hose ceci. 80:
both of his legs were badly injured.
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INSPECTIONS OF tLUUH nt T. cGuoad, iyr;

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bird quarter, ending yarch :!z!. i55S
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26:I do Extra SlposHns
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