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TRIP LIGHTLY.
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w. $685.


We only make grief double ~"
BY dwelling on it long. I'D o
Why clasp woes hand so tightly :?
Why sigh DER blossoms dead !?
Why cling to forms unsightly?
~ Why not seek joy instead?
Trip lightly over sorrow, ol
Though this day may be dark,
The sun may shine to, morrow, IT,
And gaily sing the lark ;; ~. 4l
Fair hope has not departed, '9jl"".
Though roses may have fled,
Then never be down-hearted,
. But look for Joy instead. ,.n
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02

~ Twenty Pixies Peak team,
passed through Dubuque Oh the 25th
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02
AT LTTTLEFIELD'S 81
Bakery & Eating Saloon

THERE il constantly or hand and for sale;
good. assortment Of ~ 40 r. '7ta --'.. t'7a
BREAD, OYSTERS, ai - D..
PIES, HOLSTERS,
CAKES. ''2' l. 5 sARDINEs. -.
..- CRACKERS, ..", PICKLES
-,, :JELL1Es, ,..'5'. CIGARS,
{. PRESERVES. TOBACCO, I" ,''.'
CIDER, BOTTLED BEER, &c., SC. h. r..
All Of which will DO sold - 'ow as can be
bought in Minnesota. -,
Wedding or other particssnppliea withCase
|or complete suppers.; IL, . y. E .r,,''. =.
Also, board By the day or week. Meals .,
NIL hours A 6. ElTTLEFIELD.
Fed Wing, Oct: IL. 1857. c4-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29

Wise, and everybody else, except Douglas. as
altogether unavailable. So that Mr.. Pryor Is
not only the squatter sovereignty candidate,
but the Douglas candidate also. In iaer I" .rs rs
said that several Of Mr.. Pryors canvassers are s
working as hard for Douglas as lucy "' ~
Pryor. ,.vs . multiplicity of oh.
;octs towards all of which the success OF MI
pryor would materially tend; 10 Black he
n,bl;canize the Charleston platform, to throw
ppsssrs Hunter and Wise overheard in Virginia
s,r the sake of an outsider, and thus diSgrunlle
the many friends of each Of the Virginia candl-
dates, and finally to oppositionize the South
Side district
The last object is that nearest aid most pos
siblc of attainment, and perhaps not the least
desirable. Certainly, ifby hook or by crook. Mr..
PRYOR could obtain the nomination OF u cor'
%yentiop, he could not unite the vote Of the
South. Side Democracy. No true pro-slavery
Democrat would permit the verdict OF a con-
vention to pledge his support to anti-siavery,
candidate; and in case somc such sound and
consistent pro-slavery Whiy as Mr.. John 7.
Thornton, of Prince Edward, should take the
field single handed against SluattcT Sovereign,
itv Democract, Thayerism would weaken and
scatter the Democratic forces worse than 4
score of Petersburg conventions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1859.
Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery
Question.

Absolute po.-in,er.creuce by the General Govern
ment, to introduce or 10 eNc.i'e ''.''s' III a"s % Tie
erritores OF the Union.
M Federal Slave Code. No Congressional dis
elimination in favor o, slave property in The terrific
NO, md no Congressional discrimination against il.
Whenever in any o.! the territories the safety ~
slave persons or the right OF slave property, "r the
nigh. or safety Of any description o. persons or pro-
perry, is uncous,i,utionaliy ns>ailed. it is the power
aud duty Of Congress, no; les. than OF any and eve
~ other Department OF the General Government 10
exercise its proper functions, f.. the secH''! {"
equal protection 10 the right, and safety Of e'"s
species OF persons and properly.
The full and uninpaired ri-ht OF pof"!"' s"e
reigaty, emitting the people OF each lcff'"!, -
application for their admission - I" nc" '""' '"''
the Union. 70 cnac. their own safe 'oa>'i''u'h'o % Il
fair and full reference to a popular vote, w'ih""E
force. fraud or Federal d:c,atior. ant ~ N'ch Con
,,i,u,;ou 10 provide for the maintenance or TIE pro-
h;bi,;ou Of the institution o; SLAYER. ~ 70 :iein may
seem best.
The sane principles u, embodied in lie following
resolutions unanimously adopted by the Virginia
DELEGATION 70 the National Democratic Convention q.
Cincinnati:
!. Resolved, That the Consultation OF the United
S,at"- - = .-."rs"' h.'''""" >"'SrS'L" ."' 60 vt""'
States, united upon the basis OF perfect eHi'a!!i! Oh
rights ana privileges.
2. Resolved, That tic Territories OF the Union are
common property IN which the States have equal
rights. ana 10 which the ci;izcr> 81 every State may
~righ,;l!ly migrate wi:n any properly recognised a.
saci. n any OF the States g: tie lEi"n. and III TIE
Constitution o. the United safes.
8. Resolved, Therefore, TIA; tie Congress 81 the
Cr!:ed State, Ia, 10 POKE. 70 abolish ~ proAit,:
slavery in any OF the Tvrri,yri,, 81 tie United States.
and >acl. power pertains onl: u the people !nhabi,-
Ing the same, when ;i Tie exercise ot rlshtini Nu-
hori;y they ioruA Their state Constitution "s;G +" We"
20 admission into the tn!1m.
4. Resolved, Taa, tie Miss ,ari restriction wa- h
violation o, the foregoing principles, and il repeal
by the "kaEsas-Nehaa>ka Law va wi-e. Just, and
Necessary. .
). Resolved, Tha; Congress La, 10 constitutional
r;yk, 10 abolish ~slaycry in ;he p.>trc. ni Columbia.
.. Resolved. That the ,iu;y u: a;pr!iu: adequate
pro;e,iion in the Territories previous 20 their lc:a!
organization H. States. 70 v,ius! nights ~ person ami
property respected Uude! the con>t!,a:lpn Of Che
ln:on. i :ncuinben, "a the proper legislative "i'h"-
r!.y thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. jul

APPLENstoek small, .,:s. a. ste s.
bACoS.-Ihe maIket Is qui-i- We quote - ..g
prime Side, 10 TO l06c. Shoulder. &C. Old Haa, io.
lie: As IN quality. pis:n neg Haas Ike. sugar cur
i.S TO BE.
SUFFERING quote Mountain good 20 for 500. Co..
choice ,0a 25c. Common i4G :... Th.narke, . dali.
BAGs-seanls-s Bag ?;:: ssrche.;,r His, ~. CaLa,
RaEs I2alic.
Ccrssg, ," -: Seize TS'ass; e.. c.EIe; w-.p s. 4.
1-,priur Irvine "Uct,.
ChEtsE. -iU49iic.
corFEE.-ln II" jobbla. ,--le, \. quote f., II 20 80.
Lsguayra !: TO i!4c. Iva -. ;5i;c.
CokN.-y 70 "..e L bGshs!.
FLOUR We quote tie trade At t6a &c O.. As want.
:os ~surer6no. kxrAs to ~. tamily p. New Got.
coming ir s!oriy. .uG very I:fi- doing Tt-r- {, a GS.-
~aEd tendency in the nars'', and prices entirely ao....
.Icep; for FETAL sale.
fLouk bAKhtLS-S:o 20 cs. each.
Cuba q. 20 SIC; NG.coSa!o =! 20 Sc; Portland sy-a,
= 10 &c; Refined y good ius!:y p'o 80. Porto Ec'
MILL opFAI--we quote Bran \, u cent?. sso-. .t
e.n'-; bro~ns'ua - cent. ships;us3 cents. So@cr'I.
Sill, have BEGUN 70 grind. AMI ,he,- r3'@- r.ay t.lz--
IL I fen days sine, for Mil DIAL.
OAIs.-4bi 20 - ceu;s 4 bu-h-!.
SIG ARS-Nrg IO;. 60 yellow q. 20: fN'-.' g o..
~ 3.c. - !sc. Crushed i"1 TO lie: La.t :, -
II y. and l:c, NsS ur:esn. = 20 .. P7ro E.ca - %
rtAs-imp=r. aud "unpoHder 'aett! -.
cur iasi report. pr!c-. % :. :r,I.
ha,. aiyaac,d. We quot" LHs,-Common o :",5 1 =;
coo,. ~ 10 .. Lraf-Common A. "a :: m~G!.l !. 70
ZINE Engli,t ~>hipriu. az ;,'o - =: Tsacy rl.Ire, ia
.,rasu!. .: price, !ro;a - 20 =.
wnEAT-Thc market continue, FRI - 3. ~ .cr r-z,
Red. aai > 80 Cor prize Wn.;,. sYG- ezra 4g..ti.. I.
Whit hiring s. y. II. wt-.. 3, coming in .s..iy.
wIlsHEY.-We quote Cincinnati. A. 50 70 81 co.,
R!chnoni g.c'ifel o. 2: 10 g ~. " chang e CO.,
-r1gcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
SALE. or STOCKS ~ RICHMOND

sE ~ 80 sf'sAt Esff -. lr's
hAF,ErEp ~ joins : lA>ct-rIR6 -
yir-inia 8 i.r Cts, Fes!.'e-ei BoE!-, s,s, J., 81
!ui-r.,'.
Richmond C:y Bonds, la: ale. 81 az! iute:,s,.
P,;-rshgrc Cry nond., la. sal". -: and !H,es-.t
L~,nchtu-g Cry BGua-, lat sale .Hi. iAt.
Norfoi. Ci:y Bond, last .aie- ~. IA.
E1chafgr Bank sock. ...-- iV;.
Farmer, Bank stock, lat sales 10
B,ax u Virginia S;orS, s,,r, -.
E4u. nf.h. Commonwealth >,9c.. .,!e, ,.u-..
Rchm,aI aai Dlnyille Railroad Bond. gsar.r.ce. ~
sat. - Nirgilit. Ia: saic. go and iaieTt.:.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds. guaranteed 5y So; a
ir-lia. lac .-h-. go a,l .a'.:e.'.
Cry ol r"ter.hrr: Bond. sls-.u;rei by >:l;e o'..r5..
i.si sale. go tlIip'c-c,'.
Jane, River aEd hanIHhI Bpg!s, :~Iira.,.st hy >:a;. "a.
Virginia, la! .a..- Al aniin,erc,t.
Richmond Fire Association S:ocs, l.>t -slr- -.
N!r..uia FEr and Marine ia,Grauce stock, TO salt' s.a-s
dividend.
Mef,han,. Insurance S,oc,. last -ale, go.
ylrSn.. Central Railroad, :; mortgage Bona., ~: '-u
49, and !nt-rr-;.
y!raaia Crn,ra. Railroad, % mortgage noud., ..i:,,,.s
1HG iDi.T"s'.
yirfLl. and Tean-,ses Eai.rsa!. =; mortgage Bonds. -,
sales ~ and Interest.
Virginia a.J Tcnu,.--r Railroad, 81 mortgage Boss
sales ~ aud in.er'-;.
y.r.fui. and Teunr-,-. Railroad, 81 morira., Roat. a..
sales t'.s And ia'-resi.
or1Hg. aiDi Ari.nira Railroad. : peg ces'. ioai' a.
.slr- ~, Cat.
0rans- and AlrAan!ri. Railroad, : per crG'. Fnui IA:
-aI., go and Interest.
Mana,.a, Gap Railroad, { per cea;. Bonds, H.; ~
Ia:
s~ou;h.siI- Railroad Bonds. l-,; sales s6iS. ds'
Sor:h S.le Railroad Bond, ga.FIn'e"! ey P~r'"r'oHFs, iAa.
sale. t?n. i!a'.
Richmond. rreder:e.,our. sni Potomac Railroad SO,
lat sales -.
yir-inI. Ce-,r.. Railroad stcci. LAT -ai-- AK
Richmond ami Petersburg Railroad stock, lat .,lr, &C..
Richmond snd Damvi!l- Railroad stock, lat sale, -.
J.rl.. River .nl ka.4yhl stock. las: -al'Gt q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
To he Editor. Of lie Eaquire:

To ne Laiser. ~ ne EsQI!rv:
nAxovEE. Juiy 2,;h. .-'s.
Gen,lcmen-I herewith send you Two water melons
of Il new varietH introduced into til, section OF
country by myself. i have named them the '" IsE
NlEr ON" liz compliment % orr present Governor and
tr,G,c President. query: Should any thing so wa
,rry hear the nnue Il Srcl. n m::! | have, however,
Sr: followed III cxanlr!r o. one OF my coun-
,...., who gave The name 0: jackson 10 u
,.'i,r. e.L Jackson, like Wis. o"ery body knows.
80. made o., s.-syt, ..yfr tii.a pulp a'!l water.
L...; no: lie We melon VIII soon sii'eTSet'
n" old .IacE,on, Ts.ieh H. pe'N - "i-'' d" '-
county 20. nu:nucr o; ys"..''
ioi. vii! ind chem III ripe = be :G!: sas'ei'1:.
and can and will. .::c- ca':rc ':!ei'i' 'e;; ne Py.!.so'
yo:r city. ,ha: who" Icy Wish 2 ~; ,:ett...t I,
ar. 80 .r.i". Tnn. ". GAEDNE@.
Wisdom IS justified !. Aer-n'e!9a'' Inc 'ge,
c;aacns received ar. 70: cniy rips. tr. tender an"
;-ur"-sp:c: and ir;e;. :r!' g: a:aso7 ard refreshing
10 The editorial :!T,a, s. ;he c'etiia- Dc" % d'''p-
in. rosebud. AMI. unlike :he.- namc-aEe' Rec
.neloi. :-e a~!;osr:A.cr wanting n ..@'i l. 'h@ 60
vernon, friends shll, erl,iva;e tie gfria'. o; his g'!'-
;ie.l prospect, % :. good purpose - ::ici,l "a'!nt,
la, titled the sol! a,o::.d Tie ~isv melon, !: VII
bring :g-h frui. III na;:ona! abundance; and sc nce-
wisi. ~ mcre :!lan that Wise may orioy 6 popular
a,?yogal thronslo.: The Union, equally -.necrc ani
unanimous, with that which .he good people o. Rich
n.cai cln,o: 81, - accord . tie "W:-e %fncl1n."
E%. Hbggi"r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL LETTER.

rl"rrty,oii.Hr, IF III. Hchmohd Eagni~s-
NV Yoas. . T. ". Jr.r g
FROM July !wh :, the e.I. tie export - specie from h,
por reached ..."s,,cCo, previou.ly, .ae,,"S,'>'. To-,
.iar. January 1T, {.u,s-,. PJr.
II. rev, Of peas. received yesterday. ,crI4i r.
s;rei.-hen the make; fog stocks. and 'h- chang i'r 'se
the ahscn''eisua d: ".'.iie l"Fch's"r'' anh The an Of
heavy rciac,ion IN he bank >p~t!r reserve. with : .'.s
rc'urn, Sally iu-iidci III" apprehension Of Tie eroaAet', -
lie following comparative statement VII sLoa;
ue.h ,gJg. L7rrS Sa'rie 'ircHr. lhGsa.i'
JAY Ii. $50 ~ 800. :.l 6'@ 1850!
Jul, .S....... il?.:31.l6O ~.,.l.o,:i2 >,i.r,O.J 'S,5u!!!5
Decrease .';l.4s, ..o.5.7o' alya9 :.,s8.s.
WEI. lie banss hsys los; SPEC = The -ub.ireastry las s.!G.
.d!,. =, Ill be .c,a by IL. following statement, ne aU>.
a.-. yesterday morning having hr.n ss follow,
Total receipts. .' 3 g. =.
Fo- customs ..-..... .......,... . ...-.. l,>'''p ~
Total payment .-.....-...--- -...''. $3.50 .,
ia /. . ,,i:h,iy increased demand .or money today T.
some quarters. but here i, 10 chang IN rates Lah lo>t'
ar.;aj per cent, and the supply Of capital abundant Ptper
l. in moderate supply In The Gi>eoaEt hou'cs' "ad io.s ne
L. =; ~, per c-ni.. for "su.l;'eLg-i, running ~ 10 J"r4''
Mr.. Cisco !. making a f. sale, Of s.. per cen:. TressaFy
r.ous rates. The Secretary the Treasury has S; "1oe'
80 millions which h. can re- !ssu-. and Ns>Srs. IhoMp'oa
Brother. have to-day tasde a hd Tor he whole amount a.
I peg cent. iH:-Trs;
The stock marx: closed armer At the second Board a.
many descriptions. Virginia q, closed =, 9iS ca>h W
.ouri g. ~ -. Pacific Mall a. .n.. Panama A. 10, Ies
n,s,ee 6s -. and New York Central a; -. eash.
Tie Bo,;oa steamer tomorrow, i no, expected % take
on, much specie, and ;hsre will no Cunsrd steamer lease
here until next week. In the m' au time a California s;eaz,f
viii Ice in with nearly 100000 in gold.
Cotton closed hi, afternoon with all upS Ard tendency N
prices. Flour VA heavy and irregular, and rather mof'
active, pi:h purchase. Of l0w grades Of Wrstern FOR erport
Anon: the sales yesterday we're 80 LLl,. new Galltso ,Hic'-
niondj a, 80. and = Smal! 10: q! Petersburg Extra, from Oh
wheat. sold u. 8. The whca; and corn market AS viii
OF, important; chang, bV, { o-ed rather heavy. ProNl'i'is
closed ,iuli. sterling kN'hansc closed Ia! a. :. 20 : lr,
:haa Was crrF.n. ,,,' "ce! f., steamer DAY. Land warrant
are unchanged.
TIE Europa il announced A. having reached Ualifas, be-,
the usual hitch has occurred o. the wire, connecting VIII
UalI.x, and We are consequently a!;hoG: the r-c,ip; 81
her Intelligence, rhich Is = matter %! regret and G.,a.
; po:a,.uent % lie pat Il u, commercial community.
,rrn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
80.
Hon. LINN Bozi on the Doctrine Of Protection.

dOU. LIE1 oOJ Vu JAG ~AS Va OeoSN
We have already adverted to the diSnay Of
the Thaycritcs owe: the announcement that the
Hon. Linn Boyd, whom they lately claimed as
their own, has ONE out fair and square on the
doctrine of equal protection. The following
extract from Mr.. Boyd's letter leaves no room
for doubt:
ly the legislation Of Congress, it is clearly
the right and the duty Of the Territorial Lccis-
laturcs to give adequate protection TO persons
and property Slaves included in the Territories:
and / earnestly ard most confidently hope that
the duty will he so performed as that 40 coca
sion will ever arise for an appeal to Congress,
Oh that subject. Ii, however, doomed TO dis
appointment III hi, confident hope. and from
bad faith on the part OF the people Of the Ter
%ritorics, the rights Of shareholders should be-
diSrcgurdcd and outraged, trust that very few
will be found to deny that to Congress belongs
the power and the duty to offer just protection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
,prrp.prr,. r,. o. ts,D

Cu-rrs-Tht -;,aiDcrs aisice- TO the l".! resolved f-;s
ri, Epr.Ir. caused much excitement.
wa..5-w- quote prime Sh.;- At Il :~',l 50. do rel 20
a ! =: for fancy sample, 'e5 cent. L49fe f!sht be oo;4i-'
cd. The rrr-iy,s az Ill! very snail.
rincK-A few bbi, Extra les have hee:. -oli, inclG1.rs
Hope Mil, and Nor.h si!- \; J. per BIZ. Country brand,
krs offered .urcr.
CcIoN Y~Aass-E5csy Mount, y. c, assorted Nci. u
l.. L; .nc., on months tim.
ToB,Cco-Dar., letty tobacco, suitable foT the French
market, he, been very sc'is-, ani AZ fgl prices. say :. Z
Sac Tor Common 10 MddHng. and !al-c FOR Fair 10 tn-.
Tobacco out o:critr Ne theGsh: soii Saturday rathrI los'r
We Go.c ius. !.i d. fDr poor T. common and %. for fai
20 very good. Common Lcaf "a. Miidi!ng "a, aat tds
To very Rn>!?f. ~. -. No lu- sprJins
CobS-lthuic, II q In Z retail way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-29
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
RRnGI AVIATION

WU!EREAs Az election va, held In hi. Commonwealth
w On the 9Th Thursday In May last, for members Of the
House OF Representatives. In the Congress Of the United
States therefore. !, ll-'ry A.. Wise. t'o--rnor. % hereby
proclaim. ~ required by law, 'hs. the following persons
have been duly elected. viz
For the First Congressional District, Muscos L. n Ga-
.-,;. second. John :. Milison: Third. Daniel Z. D,jara.;is.
Fourth. wm. q. Goodr. who mas since departed this li!eE
fi:ih. Thomas : li"co:k; sixth, Shelton J. Leake: Seventh,
william smith; Eighth. heTand-! X. Bs.eler Ninth, John
7. Harris: Tenth. Sherrard Clemens; El-:en:h, Albert g,
J.n.!u.: Twelfth, lIcary A. Ednar'!.on; and. Thirteenth,
E...i; :. Martin.
Given under ny hand. as Governor, ant ar1"r the seal ~
the commonwealth. A. Richmond, this Goth day
= Ct Jaly, l-j9. and in lie ssh year 81 the Com.
i.UHw.al,h. IiENEY s. WISE.
fy ;hc Governor:
GEo.sr w. NrS5o4o, ssc'- Q: the con':h.
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LYXcnErRn MARKET. IrLr D,

IoBIcop-We quote tar :rsf q, t3yagi. g0"i do. ~ tlss
50. N. dun do. ~ fiValj. goo! and huc iugs az t-a!i;
comm N 10 good 10. a; t5i', shipping tobacco& a, s.ha!l
WHE.T-som- feS sa!cs have been made at q 20 FOR extra
lots, but N. majority Of ~ transactions have been o.
lover figures. say Il ..aal ~. and tho ,eudcnc. ~ pfc,'
I, downward. Wcq--'c Il liAi -, a. 20 qusGiy. fLpUR-
New -up-rHuc = QIotrI ~ g.. rStr. T. -. We report sN"'
Of 30 bbI> a; ,hos. ra',s. hut the market j. very dol! ~:a
adoSnvard tendency. Old rour In bags, Sass for ezra
CcR>-Ne quc:. ri sics3i. MEAL-itr retail = sold s,fl *.
Gp
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ORR MArSr1s.-rhe European state Of affairs

sill affect al American market, ani SAea; ver.i
generally Ia, .oac io"n in Vri's. III Rir!.mond-
Yesterday. owing - II, 'a.. that only IL. Ga!l";o
mill. jWarwick ~ Ba.l:>.alcI ~".c IL tul! operation.
.h. wLea. r.ark,. seemed Rather ID! - s. - '"r
wine r.i. and ! i" Tor prime "i!;c. 10 ie" u
stances ,olav extra grace, o: white wnsI' 'iol:ft
= - ,Mr l.u,!iel. \ considerable decline ".!! 5s
:9nni in mil o.ral. Tie iour bn-!ne>. i Here!r .
nominal matter Tor retail. trade. - our celebrated g.?
mill, 10 no: make Richmond :!.ci! market u >a.e.-
Mo-; or al! OF the mil. ~il; he %g-ildin. ne\t "''k.
Tobacco o.: all Grade, MI tie :oa:d "d'"rc"i 20
La.. The news rom :tc ne~ rEou. ao""t'r' - IT.
,urnhlc.
~: week. Is viii lee SON ia or aIyc!:i,iu: 60
!nn,n.. tier. will tc some i:u?or;an, sale d c''rt'
sugar, ..ol.-ses. %. T.; auction, n Richmond.
Mr->r,. Dunlop, Moicure & Co.. "i!! -e!i :Ae
caro- %! ,u-a. and mo!a,,e-, on Saturday the ':h 81:
August, o.'tlc bri. Mon,ro-c. from Ma!acaez. fo!@
Rico.
Also. oa lie sane lay, Nc,-a. Edmond, Da"ea-
port & 60, wi!l >cll the cargo Of Re co:.ye, -a.;, !2r-
Ter AMI tnc Tea, per barquc sally Mage.
M.>,r>. G~r.n>inw II To-, also. vi! sci. =; -ici!"n.
OF Fr:Iav. 5.! Angus; next. -; y O'Clock. al, bags
lao cole, with o,nrr articles, being tie ca:so o::ae
bar m, Win;ircd. jus: arrived :rom Rio !c Jane!ro.
Tics. sale, dr>crvc :Lc attention .. ny c'gn;r'
merchants.
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.AwrrL CArAsrRopnE.-on the night Of the
18th inst. the wife Of Jordan \. Jackson, Of
Brandon, Miss, had occasion TO raise the win
dow of the room III which she and her husband
slept, when Mr.. jackson, awakened by the
noise, seized his gun, and under the belief that
a robbcr had entered the room, shot his wife
lead.
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RE-AEEEsrEn-B Baldwin, the alleged iorser.
who leapcd from the cars at Clyde, y. J., has
been rc.arrcstcd. lie WAS slightly injured. but
travelled five miles after ms escape.