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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

Mr. Edjlor:-From some cause or other, do not
receive the Examiner ouce in three weeks, aud il is
g.eut deprivation particularly at this time Woeh Tue
Kansas question, The Administration and Walker are
being discussed. and when your views 80 iuy accoIo
With IaY own. 4 few politicians III oilr otu'e WHO
consider il popular to catch al everything when 30
vors ut Southern rights. have attempted 10 iorestai
public opinion this Kansas Question ~oilst toe
r:opg have pot spoken, and indeed, are on. NIUE 'u
formed about II. The resolutions OF our o'dt' Cou'
v-r,iou amour, to pnthiuc. They were approved al
the instgstion Of f-w extremists, ard' although So
.ious!y opposed, were Carried BECAUSE the Cuurse
0. the submissouis.s in 1851 had become extremely
unpopular aud tmG mou were fearful VI oeus eioes'
he'd with them unless they voted 70, the resoutons-
The which never tails 10 20 oil "hs'!'cocK
ed, claimed the leadership OF this movement slo 'ee
politicians aud country papers took 1t up wnou. ever
rupposng that il would dlsin.e.rate the DemoclaIic
party throw them III opposition 10 the admihlsHs
i!oo. The matter is now being discussed by 'ne can
dGates before the pr , aud up TO this TIME tney
have found go little y .athy with the masses loaf
they NE beginning to crawhsh ou: o II, ana "ou'o
be rejoced il they had not committed themselves o.
all. When Walker is carrying out theins;ruct'oss o'
the President, aud the principles not only OF Tue inau
ural but the Kansas Nebrsski BILL aud the platform
OF the Democratic party. aud When he Is slppo'eu ~
the pru.elavery Democratic party OF hsnsas' "no
have pcrsO.9 interest in this matter does IL no ooH
little ridiculous for who have auded 10 TIE SKIES
everything heretofore doue by the pa't! 'ouUolha
these mstters who went into aud won The last flesi
Dental battle upon the principle that the people OF
Kansas to s.tte this matter for themselves noT,
though Occupying stand point l.ou4 miles from me
scene OF action. to declare. ;hs it the people shouio
settle II 10 particular way II will be cause 10! 'oe
dssouton OF the Upiop In other words sha'! tIeo!'
cs and Mississippi break up the Democratic party
and the uuiop because Kansas clsi.ns the ngot OF
doing just what fey declared the Cuioo should De
broken up for unless Kansas should be LEFT tree 10 e1
ercise this right No man goes farther 10 support u
Southern rights than myself aud last year u" msn
abosed harder to establish the principles OF popular
sovereignty than Cid and now 10 ask ns to Hosn'
don The Administration and the national organization
OF my own party, aud to eudauger the Cnon oecanse
these very principles arc 10 be carried into practical
operation, rather more than can stand; aud when
tested, at least hreeifths Of the people of this State
Will agree With me. Very respectfully.
a MI,,IsnPYI DExocRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

Tie GRAND E.cAMFMEAI OF VIRGINIA l. D. y.
z. held its annual session II Hampton, Va, an We'd
nusdsy last, az which Or. A. l.. Peters, OF Halifax
county. We elected Grand Chcf Ps'rIasctt; j. K.
Rolnoud, of Norfolk. Grand Senior Warden. IsJor
Israel Robinson. OF M.-t:nsourc Grad Scribe, aud
Ju!iu. q scst Of Dauyil!e, Grand Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

BANK OF WINCHESTER, ,
W1ScHesrER. Va, July 18th. 1857 ,
III. rxr.!I,ucy H. 4 WISE, Governor Of Virginia.
Sir herewith transmit Abatement of the eondilio:
the BANK Of Winchester. ou the nrst instant
Very respectfully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

Elou1H JCDlefAL DlsrRrc1.-Mr Coemans ma
ioriry over Mr.. Msrye. Tor Judge OF the eighth cir
cult, IL los. Judge Conway's majority in February
lasr was 2O3. Coleman nov receives LOO more votes
tasn were cest for Conway.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
CONDITION OF VIRGINIA raw.

EXCHANGE BANK. NORFOLK, husur3u.
To His Excc!ency, Henry A. WISE Governor OF g.. T..
min. -
Sir: enclose here with "A Statement. OF the cond,.
this Bank, June 30, 1857.
have the honor To be, very respectfully. &c,
G. w CAMP, cs.hi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

CoMPAFATWE Vrrw or THE Co%p!rios Of rry T.
CuASGE BANK OF VIRGINIA AND ITS BRANCHES o. :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

Mill BuRYr.-The large and valuable Mauuiactu
RIM Mil of DR.. Henry Lewis, located u5a. Lawrence
vilir in Brunswick county, was destroyed By tire OH
the nigh, Of tbs :Jh July. Th. fire discovered
ABOUT hafpast o'clock, P. NJ, but The fam 3 spread
30 rap!dy, and there little help at hanG, that
i, was i'm possible to stay s progra's. Tbs loss l. tote.
a. IN. property wss not insured. The owue, thinks
thu hois- ives as, OF f7e desgasiy but III. ncend:s
r. hat TO. ye; beea discovered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

NoRrcLX CITY, 10 wit
prr,ou,Ily appeared before no, IN Alderman OF Il,
c;ry, G, w CAnP Cashier Of the Exchange Bank Of w.
mia who made oath that the acc )npsuyiug SLx.enea
truly repretent The coud'iou Of the said Bank and
Branches OH the 3oth jane. 1857.
Given under my hand hi. third day & August lssc
y W. PARKER J Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

AProISIMENI.-We are pleased 10 learn from the
Norfolk Herald tia, Major Edward Fitzgerald has
been appointed military Governor o: the Gsdsd-u
Purchase. on tne river Ga. Major Fitzgerald Is a
native OF Norfolk, gallant and chvairou. officer OF
the U. 5. Army, and every way worthy Of the trust
cop6ded 10 him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

4 FHtsGlT.-The Fredericksburg Val papers re-
port serious fresh-. in thu Eappshennock river, and
great damage along its Inc Herald, .! that
town, says
"a part Of tho town yin. south OF Princess Ann
street, and below the railroad depot, Is completely
submerged. The houses OF Capt. Daniel Reed. Rich
ard Wallace, John Solau and others IRE num '.'ei.-
Mr. SIS house is surrounded by water, only ext being
made on horseback. Many OF the lots along Main
street and numerous cellars also bear testimony TO the
amount Of rein ;bs. has fallen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
PUBLIC MEETING IN CuLpEpLB

IL meeting OF the citizens Of Culpeper, held III the
Colr, House, on Thursday the 9Th rs:. for the pur.
poo Of appointing delegates TO the Convention, 10 b..
hcl NJ Knoxville, Tenn, Oh III. lU.h, Oh motion ot
George u Gray, Col Eaton Stanard was csed 20 the
Ch.ir, and VI Garland, Jr., appoiuted Secretary.
Tae object OF the -ens having been explained II
was moved and secluded that the chairman appoint
II delegates 10 rcp., Cu!peper county in ssd Con
Observation-Disclosures tie following nan-d Jss.
Bsraa,n, James + S.rother, I y Claiborne, Col L ~
Freeman, Co! Ro Alexander, Henry Shsckeford, Geo
d Gray, Jes G Field, Thos . Flint D. Z w Asuoy,
WIN w Payne, Dr. Ro 5 Lsws. G Cri'tuuden DR.
Slaughter. c Z LiSh;;oot, Faye:tc MAUI.
S;oi-r, Ro William, Jo1u ) Barha n, ia, w G.e:u
auG \ \ Packard.
o. motion OF JAS. B.rnaro, tn. Oh i!rnan sud SCI
rers!y were added 10 the lla: OF delegates.
IL. y. 1 slborns being called 70 the chair. Co.one!
StansTt offered tbs following res ,!u.,ou waich was
unanimously adopted
That, with the View OF flcillta'in: the gro.: eu'ar
prize Of direc; trade from Norfolk ~ Europe, this
meeting recommend the speedy completion 1T the
Contra! Rai!rosd to GGvauiote thu Ohio Rrsr, as
Of III, f;st Importance
I; Was
Resolved, Ibi; Ia. 50 proceedings be published IN
the Blue R!tse Republican anil Culpsper Observer
aud IL the papers " Richmond and Alexandra.
GA motion, the meeting then adjourned.
EATON STANARD, Cbu.
II. NJ GARLAND. ,Jr Ssr'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

ALEXANDRA, LouDJUS ASD uaMPsHIRE Rail.
RvAD-Ihe President and Direltnrs OF tins compa-
~, at their last nouhy meeting, closed Contract
for 900 tors of iron rails, / pattern, 81 Bl. TO the
yard made AZ the Rensselaer, iron work., Troy, New
York; aso for QUO tons pattern aud weight, TO
be shipped from Newport, Wales, aud 10 be received
here in October aud November neat. They expect
early i'll the spriDg, says tie Alexandria Gazette. 10
have the road laid down tar rs tls village of
Thornton. SO a. complete the line to Clark Gap
forty miles, in 1853. Mr. John II. Monroe, the con-
tractor for 2OU0n crossi-s for this road has com
meced the delivery Of ths sane ron his estate III
MARYLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

ELoop Is Roc KISGuAM.-A yia!ent storm of ra!u
and hsi!0ccurred AT keczle:owp, Rockingham coua,v.
on Wednesday, !! July Gao Run aud other streams
overt ,wed their banks, aud Immense d.mas- WIS
done, by ,hs food Fences, wheat, corn w., we've
swept of am the soil Of Geld was literally carried
away. \ norcs beongin: 10 Mr.. Samuel Saeess Wa
killed by iightapg aad NJ. Shaets aud negro innr
wrr. knocked down. The Reg ste. says that such II
food ha. NJ; been known in that peighbo!hoo! 70.
the !&s: iiliy years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11
Destructive FrRk.-About half.paa. ocl

THE PirrsrLrAslA TRAGEDY.--The wife aul Aiil
iren OF the negro that shot Mr.. L. F. Keen OF Pitt
sylvauia county, gu Sunday noruluc, were caught on
ilonday laor about haf mile fron their master
house. on their return home, but nothing has been
seen Of the negro man yet. The woman say. that
while they were travvl.in: the children comneneci
crying for water. Size her husband 10 gel soaie
for them, aud during his sbseure she started bach
home \ number OF persons are sill IN pursuit OF
the negro. Mr.. Keen CONTINUES 70 improve, aad
hops. are entertained thai be Wi! eventually Vs.!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

We the undersigned. D.rec;o.s OF the Exchange psr
Of Virginia having examined the foregoing s'a;em,,u
c-.,y thar they just and accurate EXHIBIT: Of "a
Ior Of the said Bank aud It's Biauches co The 90. :,
I,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

As ALLEGED CouSrERfklTER The Wheeling
lines recorde the arre. of one jos Miller, ten miles
G,m Cameron. Pa, charged with couuterivi,ing. Tho
srm OF Sl2D iu counterfeit 2Os OH the Farmers and
provers Bank OF Waynesburg, Pa. and So on the
Mercantile BANK Of Connecticut. were found III bis
possession II Is said Ee offered the oiic-, 500 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

Posr.crFlCE MATTERS ~ VIRGIsIA. Appoint.
rnen's JAMES X. King, postmaster al Somerse',
Nanselnon county, Va, vice James + Smith, ressr-
ed. AS, Squlres, postmaster Il! Salt Lick bridge
Brsxton county, Virginia. wee Charles h. Singleton,
resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

FoRGERY.-The T. $. Grand Jary met in Tie I 5
Court room on Friday 10 enquire iu;o the CHARGE
made n:ni;lst WIN H. Wss!l OF Porha;an, OF forging
certain papers and thereby obtaining bounty lanc
warrants from the L. 5. Government. THe On!,
case submitted 10 the ury, ssy. tue Diapa;ch,) wa
tha, Of procuring by fraudulent; the land war
ran; due AuLony VI. DIocy, :"r services RENDERED
during the war Of 1912. The Jury after bearing th'
witnesses trough. IN true bill! agrns. tee accused
Judge HsIyburtou will bod ca eA;ra ssssion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE IS ALExAsCRlA.-. nc Alex
sudria Gazette says, that On W-du6Sday night about
10 o'clock, one OF the connected with tho circus
company was attacked BY three men, who struck him
several blows the head, it supposed wha slnng
shot, iractnr!ug his skull, aud ntlIcting severe
wound in his right eide with knife. The wounded
nan was taken TO the Virginia House, where Dr.. VI
u. Lewis rendered all necessary medical assistance,
nd Thursday be considered out OF danger, though
he knife, it if thought, penetrated bis lungs TIRES
asn, named john Newbanks. James Tramlnei', aud
Thomas Cook, were arrested Thursday morning. had
"a examination Thursday afternoon before Justices,
Price, Violet, and Buckingham, aud were recoinmit.
led to Jail TO await further examination, on Monday
usxt e. E. Stuart appeared for tho prosecution, aud
George w Brent for the accused.
As ALLEGED CouSrERFklTER The Wheeling
7 ms rrords the arrest of one Jos Miller ten miles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-11

FATAL ArrRaT.--A young man named Geo Ab.
bot had an alteration with man uamc! rbonia'
Dicksus in Falmouth Va, on T. ursday last, Which
has resulted fatally with the last usnsd. Abbott was
arrested,
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I7HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1o

THE TRIBUNE IL NJ A Y III A""S
4 Will De pubiahed OF or about the ID CT JsnIary.
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.eutive and Judicial - -
CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
LIST OF TIE HOUSE OF REPREsESHAAi'E'
Politically cl.gsised- ~
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AsKETCH OF MINNESOTA
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U..REyIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving in . condensed
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Ill. POETRY: Captive"
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rRufr WAS greatly need Of honest and paintssns
biospher No American been written about
and Vet there satisfactory biography OF Aa,oa
Rur Abundance Of excellent material existed Tor ne oInl
tim If su.h work but subject seems to have oesn
pusye ore 70 Ameriosn authors Mr. Parton hsppy' na'
,Ier n mn Ia the spt Of student first 10 MAKE nns mss
ter Of the subject then present TO h' Eesder eafy
Tree f-om the distortions Of prejudice or over 1eN. ne
d Hooded di,., ,or but zesous lover Of ftcts vast
be aims a. give perfect view OF the man whose nsoy ns
Srsnsn, the color his complexion the fashion OF ais
dre. the peousres Of his gait the manner IN ~hcn ne
tsLed the which be Row be made love nov ne
treated bis friends and dealt with bis enemies wnefe ne sV
d With hom associated the deeds h performed sud the
,n. b Attempted The oces filed snd hIw h. filled them,
how he lived and he died. suJ ~ the bel OF these ele
nens every mus, form his own image Of y
,s,ious baine Aaron Burr We can % no more
in this brief su.ion the book than to express our cyc3n
shr n furnishing the public With his comprehensive ye com
pact history VI one OF the noted country has pro-
duced"