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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15
LIMITED SESSIONS OF TIE LEGISLATuKE.

LIMITED SESSIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE
The New York HaaH, in brief description o
the closing scenea in the New York Legislature, con-
veys q vivid conception Of the evils OF limited sc..
sons of the Legislature The system is not sustained
by single successful experiment. In this State by
sort of thorough and comprehensive folly. we have
combined the peculiar disadvantages of bieunisl aud
limited sessions Of the Legislature. We may be cx.
pectrd therefore, to reproduce the following picture
with aggravated touches Of abortve haste and mis-
chevous negligence:
According to previous understanding the session
of the Legislature should have expired yesterday; tie
Senate, however, agreed upon al extension. Early
in the forenoon thirtv-ius members ut the Assembly
addressed letter to The Governor, recommending
extra session of twenty days duration. The Govern
or promptly refused to uccede to the proposition The
determination to force extra Session soon became
evident, Every species of Legislative cicanery was
resorted to to carry the point All the important ens-
ures especially appropriation sud supply bills,
were passed over. Resolutions to rIend the session
defeated. Confusion, excitement aud uproar pre-
vailed, and finally the House declared adjourned
sjnc die. None of the really important bills have
been acted ou-the Police bill, the various liquor
bills, the apportioument BILL the supply and appro.
pration bills-carrying with them the bread and
butter OF host OF employees Of the State, and the
donations to the various charitable and other public
Institutions including the much needed rellet for the
Commissioners of Emigration among the untiI
ished business and will be used to coerce the Govern.
into issuing his proclamation for an extra session
and this he is expected Ia do immediately. There
seems To be no help for it, and the iniiicon must be
borne with patience.
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ICorrcspondrnceO of the Enqaircr.l

MN iOKK, April ii, 1856.
People here have been sighiDS ior mild breeZes and
spring weather. 1t comes Now, even, slowly and with
reluctant footsteps. The whole OF Western New
| York is under vast bank, and to-day the
wind from that quarter comes loaded with cold Vapor
The trade from your quarter has been active this
spring, but the heaviest Ot the Southern GuS!he7s
here is nearly over.
The launch of the Airatic hns hecu the event ot
the week, anu II is strange if something does not oc
cur daily, in this vast city to excite conversation.
She is the largest vessel aoat and III the ist oi u
vast concourse Of nearly lODOOD people, her muicN
was accomplished with exquisite ease ahh grace,
without the slightest accident. East river was iu.I
of boats, and two steamers went IN pursuit o' he ou'
her momentum was so great, sfe nf-n1i I''.T 'o
rotten old piers of williamsburg Oei're sue ccu ue
stopped. The Adriatc is 31O Iret long uha VIII cos'
half million of dollars. ,.,,
New York is spreading III every alrecuon ahd rear
lv fss, es,abIishipy herself as the Metropolitan city
Broadwav has ceased TO be place Tor private rtsi'
dences, and hotels ana shops o SUI
and size, are occupying IT, from the Battery I"
| Uniou Square. The new marble La farEt
Hut.l will soon open to supply the place "i
! of the former beautiful and fashionable Irving House
opposite Stewards, near the Park. Inc centre por'
pr of that is down. and is TO be rebuilt Win
marble for a store. The on Chambers street
is leased for five years as fashionable re'rec'ory i'r
the ease Of which the occupant recently refused hhe
| Is thousand dollars. a.,
" inferior TO the neghboring hotel 1t Is hiled win
the most beautiful fabrics and articles OF Inerchan'
die The chandaer and gn, fixture rooms of Mtcf'
Ill, Bay & Co. are unequailed. They supply rela'i-
ers here and do an extensive business Ill htti"g up
hoteI. churches and dwelling houses in every part
of the country. II is surprising to SEQ no" Soon,
after getting the comforts OF lite, matters of taS'e
elegance succeed in the hands OF Americans. -
is beautifully illustrated in The above e1tetsise ,nay
elegant establishment and the exquisite nr''ie' '"
manufacture. ,, :, fashionable
The "dsrkes" are going ahead here IN " tp
stylp NIGHTLY. Blocker street was i4rhesy % nohIr
| TON of hgh life and social elegance IL lt;y. es,ab.
avenue, and has great humber oi is,n the dnr.
lisbmeps in IT, IN the very centre "' mel in il
ti.. hive leased hve story house, Gr .mokipr
;.. s,ioon and an elegant apartment ,o' io,;n
om% drinkng, and nightly they nave " a,t f rom,J
'a u T. Gems man leased the mouse "Iu e1utn ,tu
III rom. ,is rent Tie surety offered me owner sD"o
to tsKe - Isssed the establishment; to the "iash'on-
| shl- c,..ore.i psHpie. ,-. uo,,n, y.r,,, % Viz.
ppc;ies Universal sympathy in this quarter. lis
e'IH cnndition and the whole aspect of the place
,h ,hs, all who visit it feel that somebody should
So, the home Of the beloved Washington from
lp,cb seeming indifference and contempt Ar. Ever
ct, has been emnep;ly successful in his oratioh'
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6tD nII,E KNOw-yOTuINGIsM.

The Know-Nothing organization is not very
fresh affair. II il of the order the old Blue
Laws. Here is one Of the Colonial Laws passed in
Massachusetts, in 1851
at is ordered and enacted by authority of this
Court that Jesuit, spiritual, or ecclesiastical
person. las they terncd ordnned by the authori-
ty of the Pope, or the See OF Rome, shall hencetOrt
at any time repair to. within this Jurisdictions
and il any person shall give jusr cause or suspicion
HAT he is one of such society or order, he shall bt
brought before some of the Magistrates, and if he
cannot free himself of such suspicion, he shall b,
committed to prison, bound over Ia the next Court
of Assistants. to be tried and proceeded with, by ban
shment, or otherwise rs tie Court shall SEQ cause
And il any person bunished, be taken the second
time within this jurisdiction, upon lawful tria! and
conviction, he shat BE- pHk 10 drath"
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4 YANKEE SPECULATION.

The Baltimore Sun na-rates amusing incident
connected with MIR. Everetts great Grafton on Wash
ington:
Since it acquired so large hold upon the public
mind, and the demand for the delivery of It has been
co.extcllsive with the Uuion, Mr.. Everett hHs re-
cev ed proposition from rheorcian OF SONS note o
relieve him of the task. This unassun!nG gentleman
reuresented that he was perfect IL s oratoricG H.
auisons voice gesture, il.,Gnson, good emphasis
and good discretion Inc could impar To the eul"gy
that grace and e::-c i'll which lie thought Mr. Everett
was deficient He only stipulated for one halt 81 the
nrccre,!s MS reward ior his disin,erestrd service
Mr. Everett 10 receive the other half and the wie:s
Of The accumulaing fame II is Needless /" say that
the proposition was declined. This is one OF tn:
many incidents which The popularity OF the Grafton
has elected. 1t only proves, haweve that there are
those who cannot apprec.n the lofty patriotism by
which its distinguished author is actua;ed
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BY TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.

TxFoEMATloN aarn; Sssn received BY the Exesn. x Gu
80, r,uu,y ~. the murder Of Lewis L. Hall.
,;gbr u the ID Instant escaped from the said Jail,
;,no4 .oia: s: sr." therefore. do hereby offer
:.~ar OF hundred collars 10 any person or psr'Sns
49,. M al q. Fairfax county, and do moreover require
.To ~. ~. Coz. .on:-cath, civil and military. and
oc,, n, -s,s generally TO use their best exertions &c
-; al: :.e sid Keen that he may be brought
;SsI uair.ay asn Governor and under the Lc..er
>es, the Commonwealth, at Richmond, thi.
.. 80! '' HENRY A. WISE.
Bv.as Governor GEORGE W. MrSEoRp, Secretary oi
Nm Il Eeen j, sbou; ior;ydve years old, hre feet teu
80 ,Tr:.. a:.A broad shoulders and stou'iy made
u '.>gvx.l,kc-s high cheek bones, large nose,
.-.Sat.a, ID. inc end, depressed about! he cen
w. mail .-,y .ys. ami very bad cUuu;en"nce.
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AVERAGE VALUE OF BOSTON KANSAS IN.
MIGRANTS.

Mr. Mason, our Minister at Paris, lately valued the
Ambassador from his Majesty Augustus Ntzclarence
Gumbo, King of Mosquito, at one thousand dollars,
clothes, ,riuke!s and all. lie is tall, Well formed
negro, and is probably worth it. Greeley values the
emicrsuts from Europe also at thousand dollars
head. We, therefore, conclude that the emigration
mid .o,i.ty stock is about the best i'll the Unon.-
Tbey purchase lands and town lots in Kansas, anu
offer inducements and facilities to poor men to MI
crate to that territory. So soon MS they can get
sufficient number of helpless and poor men there
competing with one another for employment !Aa'r
will become dirt cheap and lands will :s' immensely
in value Philanthropy vii! tarn an honest penny
and mammon will reward in this world those whose
sole sa ia by good deeds TO win the next Inc g"ou
things fthis world do somehow always find Their way
into the hands of the sefdenyng Christians OF Boston,
These Kansas emisrants, that will cost them scarce
ten dollvrs head in the Boston Market Il they VIII
only send enough of them, will in few years oe
worth thousand dol!eys round.
Barnum' HarnulD how did you let such chance
ercepe you2
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN rniLADEL"!5.

PHILADELrHIA, April IL IN" Arli-nG I"
in In. rear OF Ch-snut sad Fourth f'r.' -,
.trov.d ,y fr- last night. The huiiiiA-- !n'..
low -Iuar. aua were occupied wholly tr -.
the machinery being driven by nI oj-lri-"'
the br.em.n, Duval. li;ho.raphcr %" ""e
:ainci loss 0f SlOD,OjG; he WAS insured l..
He lad 40 steam presses and Al Innn ms. ...
books, including eIgravings ard map h".'''s
Cominud IRE Pcrry'- account - the tSr"Gl''' ...
nan Designed for III. L. ). go" rn'nn.'. ."
s!6UUU, sll complete and ready to Dr zen; -
other occmpan,r were Mr.. Watt, s!lycr-n:'., g. r
los. i. So $50. H. uninsured. - .=3s',. g.
bIpdeTv wgS destroyed: the lrs- being va ....
summons 4 Throiher. .w"'e'S su'fG'Tc' .'
s2b UUO. They were insured ipr :,,GOp I. ) g. ~
War,.r gold watch case maker. -u-,G.uct ..-.
So, ,0uc--were insured far Sj~N. tr.g"..
cham maker, loses heavily. G-"rg" II. 'i'..
eer; heavy loss. Samuel Ea:,ni, '"'.'s.
partly insured. Williams. paprr t'aIi's. .-..-
spectacle maker: W-rnhrir, x Ih"iHP".'..
Rprs s;air-rod maker; Moss & Bee. h'th" '''' -
sustained heavy lnsses. BrrE". c!o.H a.
printer sustained Il loss oi iI'"; in-u'G "' -
!. J. Camp ho.rapt-r I"7a :e,"',' '.'~ b.
- 900. The fire sprrld so r"pdIy f"a' ,c'r3'''
tb,ny wassavcd except from the lower .!2"!' y 80
I:n,sd S,o,.s Hotel adjoining. s-etn"H o"g'E"G 70.
',.,,n,;o, Th,. boardrr- 4 l!-hr; 80" "a az
vi; ,Lt Inv fire. though the house was Hooded "''' "s
ter. -: -, ;,,..i;J i,;,, o..,..-.. ... d..
t,rs.. r,Jin,Jn. the United Safes HJ:r ;,e- .-
'r;rIt during The proses. "f the fire.
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~ r,,r ,:oyrv>OR VIRGINIA.

uXyvRNA ATION having been received by tAe fNev -,
That ROB slave. the property ot John l.. ;,.1 !;
- .r,r,.I with the crime OF murder. coh!hsi.''" " -
p,r,s,,r on the l5:h ipeiHnt. snI WHO 'i'
ness;.y red rom justice is e;ili going at ,.
,Ts-.:6s hereby offer reward OF ouc hunirr" Rob
INV yc:sou or persons who hal arrest ir sa, n i"
.ui iya him into the jail ci !anensr. ,y,sb civil
aS'yf snG the people ass.y 70 nS use '1@r ,ar
srs, exsr;ions to procure e arrest OF ne ''
:. ,sy be brUu.h; 70 justice. ;.,,,,rtb, / e-ser
WV" S"I q; ;bc Commonwealth Il; k'amoHa TINS
20" Gay Q: 'fA''"' " HENRY A. WISE.
p. ..,s Governor. GEORGE ". Hr>soED secretary Of
'ng BoS !, s5ca. are fee i've inches iih dark muaso
busbv hair and pleasing counicEaEce "aea spoken 'o'
~ .sr
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MULTIPLICATION IN OHIO.

The republican, majority in the Ohio Legislature
have passed bill to amend the habeas corpus act
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
"Ir we understand its provisions correctly it give'
service, by process from the State Courts, which
brings them ~ well ~ -" marshal before il. Th'
sheriff 10 empowered to taNe ihe slaves from the mar
sshals jurisdiction by force if he resisS. The law
clear invasion upon the sovereign right "i the Uni
ted States, and will be rrseL;rd Us such by the gen
eral government. Its only effect and tendency vii
be to bring Ohio in nuiit cation collision with the au
thorities at Washington. 1t is dishonest effort I,
evade, upon the part Of the State, lis solemn compact
upon entering the Union, to deliver up 10 their own
ers fugitivcs from service
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15

Presidential! c"nvass-has received the appointment,
of Clerk to the Commission sen, ou, by the House Q,
Representatives to investigate the affairs Of Kansas
In the last number Of his paper he takes an affection
ate farewell OF his readers and announces his in
teniion TO accept the post Of pcril--and profit, He
says:
We nre not unaware that hardshin. exn,suro ora
personal peril await ns. We may fell by the climate.
We may fail 10y the hand of border ruI,ian And
now, friends, friends Of God, Humanity and frcednm
brief farewell. If Heaven SD wills, we will meet
again, IL Otherwise we will welcome "the last Of
earth, with harness on, and in full faith that,
Whether on the gal,ows high,
Or in the battles van:
The nohlcSt death that man can die
IL when he dies for man
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GOV. WISE AND THE EBO.SHINS OF LC-.
DlI'N

During the late gubcrnntoria canvass n Love . .
county, Mr.. Wise, whilst addressing Irr@" COZ, ...
OF people at Leesburg, frequently Interrupt. .
cries and Kisses from some Of The E0o-shn p,.'. "a
that county. Growing tired oi the GEnn. .''.. -
suddenly turned tr some "l he mo-: active u.
viI-rs, and pointing his finger at them j" ".l.
scorn exclaimed. a. Wise only can ex,'i"'n. 90! ...
be your mex; governor and be- assured /. an, -:
are sent tn the PeurI:iary, you shall serve .-.
terms This sudden sally produced ge'"'..i
and had the happy effect 81 restoring "ri'' do. :
the remainder OF his speech. From lie r'orr; .
shin demonstration III that county, IA d'thr. D. ...
Lcesburg Democratic Mirror Of last week q '= '..+
probable Mr.. Wise will shortly have mn 81. ..r '. 2
of withholding executiv. cleinency from e.
veriest Abolltionists that degracc the 5'..' o ,
uia-l pp1rrentoA Fi0g.
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H'iLL be given for the apprehension and delivery to
w ne, or secured ~ jail 20 ;aat get him. of
.asro man named JESSE, who now going a, large
re *s hired 10 VI Martin Baker the last year. and lived
LoT!G-4'"7. E!r-a:a, and has been hired GU, many
T.sr' 70 'h-!uus gentlemen at different Iron WOrks n
Ac.h;i: c2ga.y, Va and h" may be lurking about in
al county or n"sr Lo"in:s'un Il. which place ne wac
pun lh,. ol: 'aaaae"t 70 make his escape.
!ts>h aool. * :eet hi: spare made quick spoken
~aea .foss. ha great deal Of assurance, can read
s.i sr::', a.! ma perhaps write himself pass and
So :y nam: H. clothing is not recol:cted az he has
Seen a" og = IN, lie ia about 35 years Of age and
Tc:y ..T-.; .s3 sc.ive JOHN MUM,
Ma.ri 1 nlia
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IAE 4 PED

4 MISTAKE occC-: i j" IN" description OF =. SKAS ,
u r.g. yt. ..r.pc, from t:.c Pcueu,iary OF EWci-
-, se = :,v . Ncvsnhe. lns,. and 70: whom re-
w.r! s-- r+s-sd by the Governor aud S:oo oy we
ocs:. %. to ,a.'-oi. their own part, ara :aa oi
the !n;... a..- lgcr Tor his delivery III II months
!!u!G the c,yhy-. a.,
HIS ronpex -a;hcr dark. cyes hazle. is about "a
rear. cG sl 20 - por'-al: painter, AND measures hfe
49,: ard Ggar:e- iuchc- nigh ny mistake II was
2ulG,!.: re '"r.. me aud quarter.
,s-Ea.' r. wGa have published the PrOclana'lon or
erroneous .Cry,uu rcqucs-iby the superintendent
m -r.i., mi. ,I--,c,;., Feb 32-ctt
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lWENrN.EIYE pOLLAR, KEMARD.

pANiHAN from :He suoSci!1"i, on f:.EsE. us 'I,!'
II Svvcu.uc- ne :ro hoy Uy ,l- name @; fhtLl.iP
Sad boy :. aou !, years OF az, i've tee: '.ee or four
ache. hi rather thick set, aboU The color Of ginger
cake f ac,. and large eyes hs, hGb:i OF rolling hi.
eycs wH. t,k:;.: GU l!:- which look "cry wtitc s
scch ;lnc.; IA LITTLE inclined 70 sw-,s"r and dra: Ills
fee, wLcu walkn. lie carpenter oy :ad" va, born
and rsisc in Richmond V.Ec:s and val perhaps. try to
make lis way 10 tina: place.
will give the ab)v" reward 10. lis apprehension and
delivery me- Tor lis confinement IN any jail 10 that
can sCt rim. (, COLBERT.
Dec &c: Ssw-Bern, n e,
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THE WHITE SLAVE TRADE.

ON motion Of Mr. Prnele, OF the State "t Ne"
y,rk the following resolution was adopted by the
limited States House ol Representatives on Monday
last
Resolved, That the President OF the United States
eel IN communicate what information b"
nav rns.ess in regard t" citizens Of the l. uIte!
Stat STATES being engaged in the slave trade, or in & the
transportation i" snps 0 wiS ISOIss hes e
,"n Of piacinc nr continuing them in state OF sa
,srv or servitude, and whether such traffic Is NOT
in his opinion. Il violation of the spirit OF existing
,rsstes rendering those engaged in It liable 10 IN
Hctnent for piracy; and especially that he be re-
ue.ted to communicate 70 this House The facts and
rircum-ta -tanc.s attending the shipment from CHINA I"
some five hundred coolies in the ship Sea NHcn' I"
the city of New York, lately wrecked GA the co"7
uf Cuba.
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SIGH OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Louisville CoHr,cr edited by Walker Ha!de-
man, Esq, formerly Wing, hut more recently I"
Know Nothing, has repudiaed the Know-NoihInS
party. Hear wha. zee editor SAYS on the subject
"The next election vii! seal the doom ot hnoW-
NotLirsi5m in K-ntucIy. Thousands Of Whis.S "a"
oted the knnw-Nnthng ticket last August, are now
utterly disgused with the party, and viii work WI, W.n
will at the next election 10 secure liz deesti "nn'
in the last five months such changes have oeen s"
Ing ON as to leave not the slightest doubt "s 20 VIVA.
wii be the position of our noble State in the next
contest"
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL Is. 1856

and Distinction as once it was to be citizen of
Rome. II You love liberty, if you would be freemen
rather than slaves, you will be sure to welcome
s"utherners with their slaves. If you are ambitious
that your postery shall fulfil mcnial Offices become
the slaves Of the heartess MASTER capital welded by
the most heartless Of men, yankee capitalist il you
VIII huS and kiss the chain that binds you exclude
Soulherners. The slavery Of white men will never
be tolerated by them.
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and, under the stimulus of tina, all l,n,, - ~ .a
triniic ladies' will carry ou, the noble rn.s.c,.-
Have you seen i'll the pubIir nrrar.. .r --. ..
the proiracted and expensive India rrbhsri-.~
tween Day and Goodyear o; th. C:,g ,g.,~...
million Of dollars have been rXJcri.i,f, lu. y
most reduced 10 pnverty by il. 81. .am'u. - .-
will probably make lin Gn cpulrnt ms0. Il
ducts vast India.rubber brs!!...--, = ig.,
intelligence. ana noble i'npu'-"s. Da, ,-... ....
cimen OF the highest order Of humanity.
Yours, formerly Il Gcni i 10
'OIp Er..v---
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BALTIMORE CATTLE NARHET-AP"

HITlMORE CATTLE MARKET - APTfL :.
Tn. market far beet cattle wss hrI=k yc-irr"rE'
An advsuc. of 81 10 ~ cents per iOV Us,
figures of last week. There we~' ~ " a. - -
his snI rh,. balance (i4J hradl "rTe sold to ::
,'-' G.:s.crs al prices :""ai;- :: - : ~ ..
n. hooi, equal to 50 Il neil, aad "ye-- : =,
The cattle offered were generally "i -''' f.''
Hogs are scarce AMI prices iwpr"..nii1 i1O 1%.' h.
y, cent. per luJ lbs bi-her an these
ls.t wsek Sheep cnnnue i'll demand at high :s;@
W. W. ,nots tb.In at SO 6 - PER LOO lbd gross
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VIRGINIA la Cha.ic. City County Court, the 2lst
aHy of February, lsif. James NJ. Wilcox, admins.
Wa9r oil R0 w Christian, deceased, the said James N.
"''cuN, aud N.rgn's his ~!ic, who was Virginia Chris.
si 10 ". CEr.s,iun, Augustus Christian Richard Chris
Philip Christian, Mary l.. Christian and Elizabeth
'''.'an wido" OF ariu Ro. W. Christisn decoase.
Against
Elizabeth Christian and Edm Christian. who, previous
70 her nteruiarriHsc With suid E,!.ud vas + izabcth
christian, and ,Ag:h:c. OF tie .niu io * Chr;,;nn
lhs Cause cunc this day by coisc, Of parties 10 he
gain neaid Ga The paper! formerly :ch and IVA. ARMED
" counsel consideration whereof the court doh .d
-iee, order and decree that the pain' lanes viii
TX administrator O; Ro W. Chrstnn ,cccn.cd r.,jer
tGOunt OF his transactions the estate OF his n,es
s "nce his ast settlement before commissioner lanes
"ts ~lo Is required 10 aaoit, state hEd settle the
ne hid report to Court with any ,nat,ers special
sisted, deemed pertinent by hm,eli, or which
-! DC required by the parties 10 be- stated; and
-. I"t' doh further order, adjut.c and de.
-, =. ssine Commissioner make up and settle
sccount the principles already settled in
T.. ert ia order to final decree; aud the Cour, doth
I'm Maer a'udse and decree that the creditors of Ro
decen,ed do appear here the stdny of the
rin OF this Court. and 3ho u cHusc if any thcy
HNa'' ic ptJment aad delivery of the estate Of the
"a 10 his distributors: and liberty is given them
49, Claims hsainrt the said estate with Com Stan,
required 10 state and report them to the Court
~ S.'e uie next May term OF this Court: and the
'u'tEer "ricr, adjudgc and decree, that copy
s.t' De puoiishei once Il week for four weeks in
+ "''"a Enquirer md Richmond Wing, and po-ted
-, !" '.s Court llnds" Ct ihis county the iirst
- "r Match anI ipriI'terms OF this Court.
.t COpy-Te-te
'|e"i" EDMr 7. CHElsTiAN, crk.
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YOU THAT HAVE TEARS, &c.

The editor Of the Independent Concord N. H.
De,nocrat-the immortal Fogg, the abol'tionst'
whose false testimony against Geu Pierce was 80
much cherished by Southern Whiggery in the last
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TIE CpSNFrJICI-T Election

NV H.vEs, April ll.--'rbe popular 'oei" go
S,s. with all the :eturs in but those from Har.aa',
is-Inrham, democrat, 32.620i Minor, -:rurg a.
- 934 Wella, whg, 6,sl5 Ro.kwe'. rep, -:
The whole vote is OVER $500 larger than est ,~R'.
The Senate is Is opposition 10 democrat, ri'"5
Cuplrr to the opposition, who srpeura to 1r e.--.. =
by majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNSAvANT.
wM F. RlTCHIE j. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15

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