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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-09
AN EXPLANATION

From the Richmond Wing, April 3, l5oC
We have this To say, however, in respect 10 the er
tcle quoted and commented on by the Enquirer, aud
in fact to all the articles which have appeared in the
Wig for the past week. We have been confined Il
sick bed for more than week, and. in consequence
have been compelled 10 rely upon the MD and kind
of friend, who has conducted the paper during
that time. We are, therefore, not responsible fui
anything that he has written, and now take OCCASION
promptly and frankly, to dssvow for ourselves the
position which our friend has taken IN his treatment
OF the Kansas question. HIS opinions ON this subject
are not our opInlVns-his policy is not our policy
The of the lphtS, since cupnexiUD with it,
has known neither yariahlensss nor shadow of turn
ing in lis support of the rights honor and interests OF
the South, shall it know any, while we have pow
er TO utter syllable in their behalf. In short,
we are in favor of the South meeting the North
on the plains of Kansas, and there doing what
ever may be considered necessary to protect itself
Its citizens and its property in the enjoyment
of what the Constitution guarantees alike TO all.
without wrong or prejudice 10 ANY, We are for yield
ing neither jot nor title to the aggressive movements
and unjust demands OF the organized band of fana.
tics end robbers who; under the auspices of the Ado.
litlon leaders % the North, ENGRAVING to Kansas
for the purpose Of swndlng SUuth OCT of its equal
rights in that territory. 90 the contrary we are for
resisting them with ell the mems in our power, ct
every hazard aud to the last extremity. We are even
willing, If 1t nseda pst be- to oppose Sharpes rifles
with Sharpe's rifles. In word, :ye stsnd ready to
approve and encourage every elurt which 9outhern
men, in their wisdom and judgment, may decide up
on To promote emigration 10 Kansas from tile South
ern States. il kausas possibly be rescued from
Tie grasp and dominion Vf tie Erenruilers and boli-
ronists aud erected into defence for slnyery and
Southern institutions, why, in Gods name, we appeal
tc the patriotism aud enterprise and berality of the
South to rally 70 the rescue, aud consummae the glo.
rUus work.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

QUEBEC, May 7th-Thu steamer North Ansrica
arrived here this evening al oc!ocls, bringing Liver
pool dates to the 23i ult., four days later than pre-
vnus advices.
The latest ne~s from Russia states that the militia
had been disbanded, aud the admiralty had ordered
all the light houses to be lighted and all the buoys to
be led down in the Cults of Bo,huia, Finland aud in
the Baltic and White Sea.
ENGLANU.-Ths steamer Canads arrived at Lii
verpool on The Goth.
In the House of Lords Monday there was
majority against the government of eight on dvi
Sion on the second reading Of the church descriptive
bill.
The House of Commons, on Monday vere discuss
ing the expense of the contemplated peace r-jpicugs
Sir j. Gay said that notwithstanding the display Of
fire work, and other demonstrations, there would
still be al Qpe Parliament the question respecting
the terms Of pcHce--to impeach tue government if it
was thought necessary.
A naval review had taken place at Spthesd of two
hundred and forty steamers, carrying 5000 guns and
manned by 81, 0G0 men.
FRANCE.-At the sitting of the Corps Legislatif,
on Friday, NJ. Montaambert made a remarkable
speech on the free ION Of tho elective franchise.
The French army was being placed on peace foot.
ing.
ASIA.-An armistice had been established at the
last accounts between the Russians and the Turks.
The cholera was raging fearfully among the iusur
gents in Araba-l30UO had died of tribe number
ing A. IHGI souls.
RUsSiA.-At St. Petersburg, April 2lst, Count Or.
lott haze been appointed Eresicsa; Ct the Council of
State. = % -
TURKEY.-The Paris correspondent of the Times
says the treaty Of peace contains clause that the al
lies shall evacuae the Ottoman territory as soon az
possible Otter the ratification Of the treaty.
Omar t'ashn's army will be formed into movable
columns e scout the country and enforce the execu.
ton of new laws.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL g. TUESDAY ErESIyG.-Cot-
ton advanced under the influence of the Canada
advlces t, with an active speculative demand. Sales
since Friday 900 bales including 5000 bales to spe
cu!ators.
Breadstuffs.-The newspaper reports say the mar
ket was dull with a declining tendency Inc
weather had been very favorable for agricultural
purposes.
Maxim & Sons Circular reports good barrel Hour
in request at an advance of IL. Wheat uuchnnged
with moderate demand at previous ra:es. Corn ad-
vanced ls with more inquiry.
Console for money are quoted AT 20; o
Losp9s, Tgksp4y.- FioFr hes declined Is Other
articles arg unchanged.
LoyDoS. TUESDAY EyEsIss... Lord Clarendon
has declined the Marquisats offered him by the
Queen. I.
neace. The Turkish ratification Of the treaty left
Cpn-tantnople on the 18th.
FROM THE CRIMEA.-Letters from the camp
dated April is, state that active preparations con-
tinued to be made ior the departure Of ths army
Gen PeIissier reyieyed the whole army On tbs l?th
Gen Luders and many other Russian officers being
present. The epidemic had ceased among the sol
diers.
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ro,n;y arc correred, vino live AGAR ;s tfedeIichi
burg road the advantage rf time IN So::ns 20 sa,n
Cottage is not worth calculating From one piace -
IN, ether i. only abyu. 10 minutes run, and Tor very
large portion OF the people in the upper end II" place
can be- selected so convenient rs that Is. ,
II the junction is selected. there VIII De INC aIa a
tage of approaching it by rail road in four ore &c
vino ro,nnetton h-tw.eu the two roads for all the
travel from Richmond and when the rate OF travel
is fixed tor persons going to court from kchhionu'
suppose there will be no difficulty in getting the saihs
days 70 the Courthouse from any other point.
This is Il question which ought not to BIZ deciIea
by partially for this or iet individual interest," Out
purely with reference to the general interest and con-
yenience of those who have 10 attend. -
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KSOW-NOTHING NISRULE.

The Mig talks of the extravaganza Of the De
mocracy of Virginia, although they are not more re-
spon,ible for the debt Of the State than the Wings
own friends. For remedy the Wig proposes to let
the Know -Nothings have control of the Finances
Now, these immaculate patriots have ruled Philadel-
phia for the last two years, aud what is the result =
They have run the debt of the city up to tcenty ma-
itons of s'0lrs and have managed with such shame
less corruption that they driven from power by
the united opposition OF all parties. The people have
pu. their affairs in the hands Of the Democracy. De
nocratic economy aud re,rcuchment will soon meLd
matlcrs.
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For the Enquirer.
TO THE VOTERS OF HANOVER COUNTY

An act was passed at the last session Of the Legs.
lature directing vote tn be teken at the ensuing
election to determine whether the peopl. Of the
~ are in favor Of removing the seat of justice
other place. The reasons which actuate different
persons wishing the removal are founded on various
considerations. One most generally urged is the in
convenience of access to it.
The ecs does not require the vote to be taken for
removal to sny particular place, but leaves that TO
the discretion Of the voters themselves The Slash
Cottage. now called Ashlsnd, is spoken of-ths
'centre" of the county ALSO bet now PROPOSE as the
mos: approachabe point for the people of The county
taken as whole the Junction Of the two rail roads
For Inc people OF the lower end the Junction in point
Of distance alone, would be neary az convenient as
the contre of the county but when you consider the
advantage of approaching it by the Central road,
there cannot be any reason for doubt.
So far - those residing in ths Southern part of the
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DEMOCRATIC

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN JAMES CITY.
At meeting Of the Democrats of james City coun-
ty, held at Lanesboro pursuant TO notice for the pur
pose of appointing delegates to the District Conven
ton TO he holden in Hampton on the 18th of May,
Nathl Piggott was called to the Chair, and Richard
+. Taylor appointed Secretary.
Tie object Ct the meeting having been explained
by Alex. II. Hankins
On motion of Henry y. Morris, L yes Resolved
That three delegates from sacE magisersl district bs
appointed to represent said county in said Conyen.
ton.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were appoint.
ed;
l.T. DIsrRicT.-Co Geo Blow, Moses Harrel
and David Cowes.
sND DisTaIer:.Wm Fl Barnes, DEM Piggott
and Dr Michael Warren.
81 DIsrMer.-Aex Hawkins, Henry Y Norris
and Warner Enos Sr.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were add.
ed to the delegation.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
published in the Richmond Examiner and Enquirer.
NATHL PIGGOTr, Chm'n.
K. +. TAYLOR Sac'y
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IAIEE ERlM EERnDE

HALIFAX, May S.--The steamship America, witt,
Liverpool dates to Goth April, arrived here TO-DAY,
The news brought by this arrival is of much i'm,
porance 1t is reported that Great Britain reuses IA
recall Mr. Champion, but that she gives way on ,bs
Central American question, ii. e., We suppose ,ht
agrees to The American construction Of the CLAYTON
Bulwer treaty.
The London papers have obtained copy Of the
treaty of peace
LIvEKP"oL MARKETS, April 26.-Co'ton lie a trias
higher. The saies of the week amount to nesrl,
100, 900 bal-s OF which Spectators aud exporter,
took about $4,000. BreadsIuiis are shade Lipber
Money Is easier. ConsoIs 92i to 49, Provision. are
firm.
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On motion Of A. g.. Bnnk., Tucker Darlington was
appointed alternate of K. X. Meade, aud Gen. E. T..
Scult. Of Greencsvillc, WAS appointed alternate Of
Lewis L. iaE,;ve.
directed To he published in the s. S. Eercocrst Rich
mond Enquirer and Examiner.
Mr.. Peter F. Boissean, OF Amelia, offered the fol-
lowing resolution which he put the Convention ard
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Convention are
due, and &c ie.c5y rendered to the President and
Secretaries, for thu abls sTd impartial manner in
which they have discharged their duties.
On motion of Mr.. Boisseau the Convention sd.
ourned sine die.
THOS. II. CAMPBELL, Pres't.
J Jos MasSs. Secretaries.
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STARTLING DISCLOSURE.
The following paragraph is taken from the colun

The following paragraph is taken from the columns
Of the National Iatsihgencer:
During trial now progressing in the United
States Circuit Court in this city the extraordinary fac,
came out IN evidence that when Know Nothing is
admitted to his second Degree he becomes party to
an oath which binds him 10 stand by brother of the
same grade, regardless Of consequences, even rs d
witness in any court!
Is not this enough to repulse every honest man
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN STATE
CONVENTION.


STANTON, May &, 1856,
The delegates to the American Convention assem-
bled to-day, in the Town Hail. and were called to or
der ut II o'clock precisely by Hon. A. H. IL Stuurt.
On his motion, the Hon. Saml Mcdowell Moore, OF
Rockb bridge, called 10 the chair till the CVnven-
ton should be permanently organized.
Mr.. Moore, ON taking the Chair made speech,
which was received with enthusiastic applause.
Messrs. Mauzy, of the True American, and l.. Wad-
dell Jr, Of the Spectator, i'll Staunton, were appoint
ed temporary clerks.
Delegates were then called for by counties aud
towns, aud their naucs enrolled.
After which, the Convention took recess till Il
O'clock, L. NJ.
During the recess, the Eastern train brought num-
Der of delegates aud at the opening of the at.
tcrnoOn session the roll of counties again called.
After which, Il committee Of one delegate from each
Congressional district appointed 10 select perma.
nent officers.
The following list was reported by them, and unaD
imously approved, viz:
For President-Robert Saunders. Esq, Of vii.
liamsburg.
Fur Vice Presidents One from zach Congressional
district, viz:
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LAST CONCERT.

Ole Bull will give his second and last Grand Con-
cert in Richmond OH Saturday evening, the 10Th
lust, OH which occasion he will be assisted by the
young Primn Donnas Siguornu Spinola aud Miss
Vail and Louis Schneider and Frank Roth. See
advertisement in another column.
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EThe Convention to appoint delegates to the
National Democratic Convention, from the Sixth
Electoral District Of Virginia, will be held 10 Rich.
xosp on FRIDAY, the 10TH of MAY.i
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POSTpOSESIESr,

In consequence of the inclemency Of the weather.
last night, Mayor Woods address on the "Genius
and Character of Alexander Hamilton" is postponed
until FRIDAY night, 9th inst at Metropolitan Hall.
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PHILADELPHIA, May S.-rhe boiler Of all enigma
attached To Il train on the Catawssa Rail ROAD 81.
puied la.t night hear Ringgod station. The ire
man and brak.-nan killed, aud the baggage.
muster fataly injured The passengers escaped.
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CONNErrIrIIr JFEISIATIRF

New HAVEN, CT. May s.-The Legislature in join!
session, to-day, e.eIectcd Governor Minor ny IA.
jnrify Of ~. The other State officers on the anti.
Administration ticket were chosen by about the ssaa
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

We understand that there will be special meeting
of the Board of Visitors of the University Of vr
ginia, on the 18th day of May. A full attendance
the members is very desirable, as matters Of great i'll
tersst TO the University will be considered.
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BALTIMORE, May S.-Flour is less frmi sale
a, IS. Wheat is unsettled; choice is rather better
common is very dull and quotations impossible. Corr
is unchanged; sales OF white at iSa52 cts, yellow ~
| "a CTS.
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DEATH OF HON: VIM, @. DAWSON

AUGUSTA, May 7.-Intelligence was received here
oday of the death, by neuralgia Of the heart,
Of the Hon. WV. e.. DAWSON, late United
States Senator. He died at his residence in Greens.
borough. His death will be sincerely aud widely Ia
meuted.
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FATAL OCCURHEyCE IN WASHINGTON

WA,Hl>GIoS. May S.-Mr. Herbsrt the Rrpr-,sn.
ative from California, shot the chief waiter of vii
ard's Hotel about II o'clock this forenoon Tn.
waiter died instantly The cause Of the difficulty wa,
the lnsolence Of the waiter, who had bern much 81,
cited in the house before meeting with MIR. Herbsr,
who is said to be n quiet and and noSensive man
The circumstances said TO be that, at late bre,
fast dispute arose between Mr.. Ierbert and tba
waiter, when sharp words were p<~Sd. Other ser.
wants came mp and made an assault with char.
plates, etc. Mr. Herbert defended himself, with m.
assistance OF another gentleman, and only shot III.
waiter when il WAS evident 10 all beholdcrs th.t il
WAS the intention of his ASSISTANTS to kill him. Tho
investigation of the affair has been POSTPONED mn
o'clot this afternoon. 1t is believed that the Evil
druce will be very contradictory Mr.. Herbert i. in
the hand. of the Marshal.
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ACCOMAC ELECTORAL DISTRICT CONvEN-
TON.
We are authorized to cay that, By general consent
the Dstrio; Convention, to send delegates to the Gin
cinpati Convention, will DO hold at Hampton on the
18Th May.
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NEW YORK, May s.-F!our 10 quiet aud IN
changed There is nothing doing in Wheat. Corr
j. lirmer; sules at ~ cts. Stocks are dull; Virgins.
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The following gentlemen of the Editorial corps
were chosen Secretaries
l.. Wadde!l, Jr, and K. Mauzy, of Augusta.
A. Mcdonald, Of Lynchburg.
&. II. Lewis Of Richmond.
j. l.. Cochran, Of Albemarle.
4. \. Little, of fredericksburg.
Alphonzo Smith, of Rockbrdge.
Mr.. Luster. OF Buteuurt.
Abner Anderson of Danville: and
A. j. SITTER of Culpeper.
Mr.. Robert Sauaders, taking the chair, made n
brief address, which Iist-ned to with attention
and frequently applauded. But of this and further
proceedings of the day. which wer, merely prennIa-
ry, more anon. OBSERVER.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

THE CURTIS PEcK.-Our readers will geo from al
advertisement in another column, that this farorte
steamer having received her summer attire, ia again
upon the route between Richmond and Norfolk. She
is yet under command Of the gallant Commodore
Duvis, whose popularity has been long since es
tablished. The Peck will, we are Convinced be
Literally patronzed, as heretofore.
ARREsr-A man named William Chapman, char
eed with stealing horse in Lee county, frola Is. e.
Martin, has been arrested ia this city. 'IlIe Mayor
postponed his examination until Monday next and
committed him to jail for safe keeping
RIcHNoSD FIRE AssocnTlos.-David Currie.
Esq, elected President Of this Association, at Il
meeting Of the Board OF Directors held on Tuesday
evening.
IDEHTIFIED.-the body of man was found in q
field near Lock No 6, on the Canal nine miles from
this city, on Monday last. An inquest was held on
"Wednesday, by Coroner Duva, and the body identi.
fled as that of WIN. Suufer, respectable merchant
of Franklin county, Va. He has been missing from
Richmond, where he came 10 buy his goods, for ten
days past lie wandered off in state Of temporary
verdict Of death from intenperance and exposure
The deceased leaves wife and four children
FAIRFIELD RAcEs.-The Spring meeting over the
Fairfield Course commenced on Monday. The mile
race, that day, was won by Tally llo, against
Green's and Doswells colts The attendance WIS
not numerous, but little interest being now felt Ill
this region in the sports Of the turf
THIRD DAY.-The race Wednesday was for the
propretor's purse, $2ON, two mile heats. There were
four nags entered for the contest aud the sport anu
The attendance to witness the same was very good,
considering the forbldding weather. The result was
as folUw.:
James Tallys x. h. Engineer, 4 years old,
by Revenue, dauI Andrewetta. Dress,
green aud white. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 ] |
T.. Green's b. IN. Augusta, years old, by
AInderby, dam Princess Anne. Dress
fancy . 9
David McDauiels oh. h. Sam Letcher,
years old, by Wagner, dam by Meloc.-
Dress, green. >
John Belcher's b. IN, Years old, by Chllds
Harold, dam by imported Priam. Dress
blue and blue .. dist.
Time, $3.50. -3:57-3:1.
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LATEST ~ TELEGRAPH.
Photographed for the Richmond Enos,,,x
TIIlRTY-FOURTH CONGRESs-r,.

"hESS-FiRsr SEs,,,v
SESArE-Ths Senate discussed The r rn,s ., 1886
the committee ON foreign relations res,;vs Of
mnaton OF the Danish Sound dues. " Tue ter.
tbs hpv'n y, GGss as well As the Senate adopted
the hi aneniatory Of the bounty land law Wa ol
ton Of Mr. Bennington, the President wa, reons...
to transmit information touching the recent g.
Dances At Panama and the interruption Of travel
the routes to the Pacific also to sate what measrrs
have been taken for the protection Of American n,s
rests III that quarter THE consideration of the di,s
greenent amendments 10 tho deficiency bill was conl
sdered. Mr.. Giddings, while Speaking in opposite,
to one itein suddenly tainted and fell to the toOr
Much excitement ensued. Mr.. Giddngs was CON
veyed to sofa, and after having become conscious
was taken home. Mr.. Campbell of Ohio reported bs
ocean mail appropriation and postoffice appropriation
bills.
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COumERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.. MAYS, 1856


u The following quotations wholesale For SIS
'rders higher prices will be charged; co..
BaCON-Snith'eid h"e r"nni none In market We
ern Sides IOt0lO;; Shoulders, 81 a9i Hams l2Gl.!
BUTTER-Prme Country Butter, :0d3J cts; do u
shen - d2e cts; old and interior. IL al 9c1s.
BEESWAX-9n2i u 10 4
COFFEE-ltio IL Gl2l cs.; Laguayrs l23 lib; Jsss
. lst; stock light; Mocha l5DlJi cts.
CORN MsAL-J3dae eta per bushel, acooEdn: 4
Colds @ e.. cto per ousLel
CoAL-hn,lracise SC 80 v ton; Btuminous: aEsfS
u cts p bushe fine, loallc; lump lei hail H.
coKE-For CRY consumption S. so p cart load Of \
bu,hes for lump; hail IS.
COTTOh-9iDlD CT.
CoTTos YARN5-ldais Cts. cash. Cotton cord.i|
CANDL ES-Tallow IG cents y n. ; Jackson. do
HULA l9c Ais!nantine 22dI1c.; Sperm 33d3ect';
tEAIHERS-Live tie-se iJDis cts. Demand iaf
FLAX5EED-sl COAL IS y bn-he.
FLOUR-SInHll sa'rs at Sc JOG - for SuperiEe . .
GRASS SEEDS-T!motn, "a -, Herds gra's g. :
al %; Orchard Grass 50. Glover, 80 IS - -
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. ,4,,
BEEF.-Supply fair. market firm. We quote n .t
So To 81 20; good prime - TO $40; Ex;ra sll ga
HOGS-ss 80 81 p hundred. Very scarce and III o'
mand ,
sHEEp-Mutlon sell for So oOas5 a piece ea r..
Sheep sra s0;-by weight s, Sc per hundred s''''
tSr osdmsr, and superior sheep. ma.
+AhB5-scll at g to 81 Y head Seco'aias ~
vEAL-Is coming In season. and Calves sell fof -
gil, according TO quality.
JRICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, MALI
No change III prices lsst quoted ...,ro Is
The inspections during the past month, a.. ,,,asuu
October, to date Inclusive, OF the present aa' '''
were follows: 49,, ss, yesr1
April 30, ls5a Previously T S"t, s.6s6
Stockoe Warehouse. 1923 4.lis SSi ago
Seabrooks do. $50 l.T6 iS1I 1S
Public do 7ei g-s IT, -
3ey7 6-07 lO,ii'
increase last season 619 hhd.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, May S.-The steamer City OF Bal
tmore is in the river coming up. Her dates from
American,
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ARREsr.-A man named William Chapman, char
ged with stealing horse in Lee county froa Is. &.
Martin has been arrested in this city. Slhe Mayor
postponed his examination until Monday next aud
committed him to Jail for safe keeping.
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We insert Mr.. lrving's card nj his requeat, and
without any disposition or intention to participate in
the controversy.
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RANGE OF THERMOMElIrp. bmond
Al Randoiph's Books,orr, Nam Street. o'clock.
O'CLOCK u O'CLOCK
Thursday, Nays, 81 -
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RICHMOND FIRE AssOcATI0S.-David Currie.
Esq, elected President Of this Association, at u
meeting Of the Board OF Directors held on Tuesday
evening.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

IRICHnOND Tc8ACCO MARKET, MAI"
No change III prices lsst quoted. ...orn Il
The inspections during the past month sIa .ca,uI
October, to date Inclusive, OF the present sh"
4 t,lIos