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PETERSBURG MArKErs, Arcr,r 6, lS'.

wA..T-Quoia,ions advanced ?a5c, the market e.y'n' =.
firm at i.e following quotations, Win sSIes OF on. r.,
bushels on chang: Prime red 81 Is, prime whit, q - =,
r-celp,. are still Inadequate 10 The want OF miie'''
usually light tor tie ,rason. C~orToS-iio!drs aye 80
k., Is. oro,e prime A; nc. TOB,cco-Wc quote '-s,
Door 10 common. ~, aj.; ~middling TO good foae! 'r'
yo,I s,,,L =: poor 10 common leaf t6a,S. mIiIiins s,s''
al, a. very good &aIai2b. 40 tine manufacturing ofeN
iny r,,ry-A few bbi-. extra h.w have been so4h. iAs' :,
,i,n, IIope Mills and North side, At E per bhL los
Ill. a., 81 Ia a retail way. To effect sale Of large I0'' :
r,,r.s.ipu would have 10 be made.
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FIR Tie EhGt;itr
To Gel. Henry L. Hopkins. of Petersburg.

MEcKLENBuEG, july p, lN5?.
Sir-Wc wish YOU to come forward as a
candidate TO represent us in the next Congress
Of the United States. You have stood. first
and last, with battle-aXe in hand, for the De-
mocratic party. We promise you u cordial
support. MANY NoTggs OF MEcKLENEuGCi.
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.
BEFORE TIE MAYoR.-''To con-: o.. al

BEFORE TIE MAYnR-"To cone o.. at h.
little end OF the horn," is said when a riiiculou.!s
small esec, has been produced after grca; e:!or: Aad
much Boosting. This is not un:'eqEer'!y The CO..
with many who seek % se:t:e matter, according .
;,s,ice before mayors ard magistrates.
Monday slways draws crowd OF cT!.o>:;y.scet
and oti,,:, La gre nal gre before his honor. .Au...
those WI" were picked up tight whi.c ;y Ing !.
n,,,,l ,hrrn,rlvr, in u line "a- crooked ~ n I:-,f,
;,uts,.." were j. L.. ID. Balw.n sni Ambrose Bake
Thev were Jet Of. W. Mott sot into trouble with IT,
v%a,sl.nen by opposing them IN argument. The ca.
was continued. 4 gent iro;a Baltimore named VIZ.
llii..on WI, arrested for '~'dabbing the mouth @: !.
lad named Lawrence kiSsman. He was bound OVER
in 80 20 keep peaceful u. lie should rc:grl - Il,
city OF plue-uglies.
Charles Shnn:ry VS., charged with selling ,iqusr
vi,hou; liceusc and with having made ,Erea.. a.a.....
Vim. Barrett. VIM. Barrett, on ;hc other hand, W,
charged with "A desire 20 beat ~Shan:ry. Ast.e i.ar...
l"ss,.rss Of the whole affair seemed H. straight a..
Single, the case YVES dismissed.
\ yo:n.. n!cc-!o"Sine man, about tie age Of idq.!-
~srtti5.. WAS charged by =. IL. Montague Il CAS-
stree: Church. with having troubled the people Will.
q; divine service. and WIKI having given him 30.
,,,uel abusive talk. besides IL polite invita-. l. :.
wax OH: IL the stree, and have E!> head SlotLe! 4
T!l., va. on sunday. and, iof the brnea: r.: 49,.
,ur5rr> OF public worship. il iuny be- 40 !.arm 20 IS.
that the penalty j. imir..oumer:. not :aore than =,
months, and i fine .; not over 500. Tie accuse,
had 20 give security 20 answer se;orc 10 G.a'
J"ry.
Hodge. were l.lac,i q" jail ;6r hrcaA.rs il'o ~ >.sr-
house OF! j. 4. Arnold. and stealing ;here;roM ,or.e
COPPER plates. iron wheels. 10. They were scn: on.
ben Cruddock was charged with having ,u:ccd.
slave named Wash" Of WI. Fon;aiLc, 20 leave g..
master. The prisoner WAS sen; - Goces.-.G ~
TRIAL.
In tie r;ns-S:calin. case, where Roll. Z a.G.
stood charged wiki having stolen 1t, whereas L. .uy
found il a.,: :wo men claimed Il. Tl.e matt: -,
dismissed. \ negro belonging; 70 Mr. Il. Tin,l,y. Va,
ordered 30 stripe, :or stealing l. bushels 81 brine
whca, and th:, "!ore,,allin. the ma';c;.' O3.t
,.-.. v,.rr laid over.
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CnAgLorrr CoryrY, Aug. Ind, 1859.
Fer the Ea1u;r

CHARLOTTE County, Aug. md, 1852.
In the Index" Of few days since find an
editorial, charging that one of the candidates
for Congress in this district, in, the discussion
at Dinwiddic Courthouse, on the 3rd Monday
in July, in referring TO the question Of a con-
%vention, cndeavorcd to array one class Of
the community against another and that
candidate is also indirectly charged with
a spirit OF agrarianism. Being the only
candidate before the district opposed to
a convention, and some Of the remarks
referred to having been maze by myself,
| cannot doubt but that the editorial of the
Index was aimed at me. In reply, | desire
only to pronounce, that that editorial, 50 Jar
as IL Tcprese"ts ne "S haetny attempted 10
array cIi-s "gaiaSt class, ar imp"tes 10 me a
spirit et'ogmrionism, is Z wiiIt"l raipnnH,
from n huel cdlamai tutor. | make my appeal
to those who have known me from hoyhood to
the present Gay. TnoNAs F. Goonr.
.s Petersburg Pres please copy.
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Mrs. Bilansky, who had been convicted Of
the murder Of her husband and was under sell
tcnce of death, has escaped from the Jail at St.
Paul, Minnesota.
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WANTED

WiSTED.-A Lady OF much experience In Teach
w iug, wishes u situation in some School or private family.
ASchocl preferred. She can teach Music, French, Drawing
and Painting. in Water and Oil Colors. Also, Grecian,
Oriental and Antique, Monochroma;lc, &c, together with
the English Branches.
References given II required.
Address,. VOORHEES,, Fredericksburg, Va.
Aug y-cJl~
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EXTRAORDINARY ENTERPRISE AND ENERGY.

About the middle Of last month, a violent
tornado swept away from 200 to 100 feet OF
the splendid railroad bridge Of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad ever the Tennessee
| River at Decatur, Ala.
President sam Tate, with = pron:ptitude and
energy peculiarly characteristic and which have
already placed him in the highest order OF rail-
road managers, Immediately set to work to re-
build the fallen structure.
Two hundred and fifty men were sent to the
woods to fell and prepare the timber, mechanics
from every accessible point were summoned
to put it together, and in the incredibly
| short time of l4days. the gap Of 1910 feet was
filled up, the noble bridge was reconstructed
and the iron-horsc, apparently refreshed by It's
fortnisht's rest, again bounded over the river,
| Such an instance OF activity and energy has
never been surpassed in railroad history; and
President Tate, and his Superintendent, Ayrcs
| and Ross, have erected an additional monu'
ment 10 their hitherto we'll known ability ant
| skill.
The Mempiis. and Charleston Railroad. ii
WILDE recollccted, is an important link OF over
fSOo miles in the great South-W estern route
from this city to the Mississippi river at Mem
| phis, and to New Orleans via Holly Springs,
| embracin. some OF our principal Virginia
roads-say the Richmond and Danville, tine
~South-Sidc and the Virginia and Tennessee
railroads.
raj roads composing this important route under
such management as is indicated by the Fact,
stated above.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 YOUNG NAN, a Nir.iEian BY birth and education, be.
"A Ing an A. H.. graduate Of William and Mary College,
and who has lsl three Years successful experience In teach
Ing one Of HE best schools Ia Charles City county, Virginia,
desires 10 procure a situation as TEACHER, In n good school.
Private fumily much preferred. Would also rather go
South. Satisfactory testimonials as to qualifications. moral
and religious character will be given. Address.
l.. II. j., n%arhamsyile, =. o.,
August 9-dl New Kent. county. Va.
kEN EtSSItlI' NOTICE.
HNHE subscriber has admitted as partners in his business,
his son, WILLIAM +. BUTLER, Jn., and Sir. PETER
Co, aud more recently with Messrs. Eile;t& Drewry, under
the style and firm OF
BUTLER, SON & FRANKLIN.
The co.partnership to date from the Is, instant.
RicuuoSp, Aug. :, 1850. WM. +. BUTLER.
THE UNDERSIGNED EMBRACES THIS OCCASION To
acknowledge his heartfelt obligations for the liberal patron
age extended 10 him by his friends and the public for the
pas, twenty years. and most respectfully solic!ts q continu'
EicmxcNp, Aug. .. Iss9.-cSt wM. F. BUTLER
rTuHE INDUCEMENTS we are now offering In
- our large and fashionable stock Of ELEGANT EN-
hhh CLOTHING aud Furnishing Goods will make II your
Lnteles' 10 anticipate your wants and supply yourself win
every article In our line, nt very low prices. We must
make room for fall stock. and will not carry over maHy
styles KEEN. BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
STOCkS FOR SALE
y 10 90 Virginia skies
8 600 Orange and Alexandria Rail Road eight per
10 900 Richmond and York River Rail goau eish, per
cent bonds
5 900 Manassas Gap Rail Road bonds
93 shares Bank Of the Commonwealth
% shares Virginia Central Rail Road stock
For sale by
Aug9-1td 1tcw ENDERs, SUTTON L co.
SOLAR OILY bbl, for sale by
IL Aug l. 4 6. d. DAVENPORT.
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q. ~ %,U, - kbout ,u, n ~
49, ihree weeks sihre, .f. l. ~. uyOu"'n,o ~
herst COUNTY @nl.o um'.m III, W. hv p " s,.,J nd "JTr
btu'i''s mn - w -,i,r U,yi,c /, n means
"nose y !. va, - ~ ". y, ~. ,i,,s H. r.tne n ma. mi,
OF re'.htHls ,I - Tn rm .ni r.on..t.i me- To- b.
e',e> Vs. ." ,.,,i,.a,ion 10 Nr snsnd d.uantinr
M o''lc VI. . LII f.. ,n,i. - ,m. .gr,nt
lie only Fel'ara'i"h " men oIi a. "e hnu, ~ ~ W. =" sal yhn
This, ~ loon as J was "o'e, ! 'n ( w. u, e, &C." can -
uerhh.' recf..'ns, GlU' , 49, ., : H.. ,,ms time ,cconna.
o."iu =. . . H., ~ ann. al i.c,ior cc,,IJ NJ,
MED Il WIN Tue f.E,a,s nv fs " ' J q ,im. ! ! IN ~ ronsd,n, ,hs,
ne m'ue 10 ~ AI'ei W, nanra,Is. ,nJ ,h.r.Saro .J.
any demand from .e soun' y s'1N"s'' '
dressed h"a 'e 'o''"'' ~ hsuys,r. Angus, 81. I.s9.
CT "t.a,Ion 49,, I r Il Cod.
win was yesterday rendered you ny msrei y. s atrs m' a rsiep,
myself. | now, In his stead, demand that the reparation to
which lie va, entitled han be nsle 10 myself. My friend,
vi. :, : ,"s'o"' VIII ""'' ~" -" G. ". A. RAIyE.
'''"s "'o''' prrr,taSrsIsGs. Argu,. 4,h. lsb9.
GEo. W. A. usE-sir: Your note O. The I'd instant, has
| Sneiton. My oiiciai position, as you should know, MOI only
does not permit me to recognise your right 20 make the de-
mand that you do upon the. bu, requires that l should use
every effort TO proven, the sioiston OF The law which you
contemplate. ! canno, disregard the requirements OF my
oa,, to AFFORD you an opportunity to repair the grievances
sht.l. T. J. NJ. Goodwin has suffered ut my hands. Nor can
I consistently with the in,eres; Of my family, resign the
| profits Of ms oiice to crafty your wish; nevertheless, " u
h. your purpose. AZ it seems by your note.' to compel re
to render satisfaction TO you FOR the said I. ). VI. GoodHin.
! can he found AZ my hou,o unil saturday morning ~
O'Clock. 70. ". SNEAD.
ny ". T~alinferro.
Til. above correspondence explains Itself Mr. Sn"ad.
v,,.r armed. wa. bray. enough to attack 4 defrnc-l.s-
man I'm, TOO cowari!y 10 afford satisfaction when asked FOR
rnnn ,oraI term, ii. WA, an ulcer and cuG,cryalor Of
~. 80. ,,c,n .ron,h = .ruI, rehind ths, plea. hu, no,
-, -. f .oad - a,,.r,n, !, mo-, hrntul a,,,rk mon an uparIu.I
,r,, md unLsr hi. yn roof
Iii If. Ala Intimate, ,ha, /; i, hi. du.y To prevent the viola.
,i" 1,Is IT,. and ,han infarm, ~. thai lie will he At hi
80 -. Iii IN o'cIc,E n +, s,trrd,y Whether mi. mean.
, H." hr in,.nJ, having re arrested. or that he Intended
-. ,,y. h. canno, .iyord 70 I.... hi. oGice. and behind hi,
miserable uI.. the contem,,Ibl. uol;roon chooses TO rluIk.
These facts choose 10 make known, because l nave oeen
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RARE WORK.

u,IIE Dictionary Historical and Critical, Of NJ r.
uaylr Tie second edition, carefully eoNAted shh Us
.-y-r.I edition, u the original: In which many passAsr
ar. restored. and the Who'll. greatly augmented, perl.a 49,.
~ with a Translation OF the Quotations from einihsnt = =
In y.dou, Languages. To which is prveIed, the We ..
author. revised aud enlarged by SIR. pes Na'IsaaH, ~ ~
Of IA. Royal Society. With = portrait i've so.s ~ !.
Calf. Yor sale, will many other valuable Hofn u.I.y
Aug -
NlOLASSRS.-s50 barrels Portland syrup. Ma.
WI New York Re-Bolled Nolasses; :, baIrsI 1ar
lasses; ~ barrels Prime Brish! Aa'so's''
sale By N evrxxrR A CO
Augwts d
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MORNING, AUGUST 8. 1889.
Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery
Question.

.bso,u,. uoa-ia;er.erence by the General Governs
NAV, 20 introduce or 20 exclude slaves, in any OF the
,rr;,ories .. the Union.
\, Federal Slave Code. No Congressional dis
examination in favor OF slave property in TIE terrific
res. and no Congressional discrimination asains: 1t.
Whenever in any Of the territories tic safety OF
slave persons or the right Of Slave property, or the
.i.ht or safety Of Any description OF persons or pro-
perry. i un,ons,iiu,iona!ly aSsailcd. il is tic power
and ln,y OF Congress, no, less than Of any and eve
rs ot.er Department: 0! The General Government TO
exercise It, proper i~dIctions, Cor the security OF
equal protection 20 The rights and safety OF every
SPECIES o: persons and property.
The tail ard unin.rairad right o; rorula. sove-
re:.ntv. emitting the people .; each Territory, on
application for their ADMISSION Is a new State into
the Union. - cuac: ;he.r o'n State Constitution, by d
fair and I'LL reference 10 i popular vote, without
:oree, fraud or Federal dict,ion. and 10y such Con.
~s:ita;ion 20 provide for the maintenance or the pro,
t.biion of the institution Of slavery US to them ina!
seem best.
The same principle, ~ embodied in the following
resolutions unanimously adopted by the Virginia
delegation u the National Democratic Convention al
Cincinnati:
!. Resolved, That The Constitution OF the United
States is "A compact between Sovereign and co-equaI
States. united Upon tie basis OF perfect equality OIL
right. and privileges.
common properly in which the States lave equal
rights, ana 10 which the citizens OF every State max
r~i:a:.u!!y migrate with any property recognised as
.rch IN any OF tic States Of the Clion, and III the
Constitution OF the United States.
3. Resolved, Therefore, ;hat The Concres, Of Che
Cn!:ed States has no power 10 abolish or prohib!t
slavery in any o. the Territories Of the United states,
and such power pertains only 10 the people inAabi;-
~ the sane, when ia the exercise Of rishiiGl al
hority they form their State Constitution with a view
70 admission in:n the Union.
1. Resolved, That the Missouri restriction was q
violation OF Inc foregoing principles, and is rcIca!
by the "kansa>-Nebr;$ka Law was wise, jns; and
Necessary.
3. Resolved, Tha, Congress has no constitutions
l..ht to abolish slavery III the District OF Columbia
i. Resolved. That The dUty oi a:.orjinc adequate
protection in the Territories previous - their icsal
organization lis States, 70 equal rights OF person and
property respected under The constitution OF the
Union, Is incunbvmt on the proper legislative. autho-
rty thereof.
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81 Sl1 3T3

Decrease ......S 2,S4i,6io
This was certainly a large decrease during
two years, attributed mainly, it is true, so its
friends say, to the pane Of 1857, and short
crops in 1888.
The work is 4 grand affair, and has resulted
in great benefit to this city, to the interior, ard
to the country through which it passes, but in
terrible loss to its shareholders.
After Il severe thunder storm yesterday, the
weather to-day is clear, fine and pleasant.
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JUDICIAL DISTRICT

are authorized TO announce TlioS. S. GH0LS0N, Esq.
candidate for the Jujgeship in the Second judicial Circuj
Election 10 take place on the list day of September.
July 3J-ctde
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The following communication, having been
mislaid. has thus been accidentally withheld
from publication during the last few days;
Tg,. ,he Eon,,,,-
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Total. ....... Sj?.",".ooo
of the bonded debt, tic sinking iu:G roads
amount TO about 50, 100, mortgage bonds
to SlG.022,oll, ard convertible bonds to
sG.424.U00 The present earnings Of the road
would probably give it no higher value than
the $40. ooo, $50 covered by the bonds.-so
that. it seems TO us, after the claims OF the
bonLholdcrs are satisfied, there will bc little
left for stock holders. whether they reduce
their shares to one-hali, or even one-tourth. their
number. The management Of the road has
boom Of the worst description. Under construc'
ton accounts, they have hecn charged with
borrowing money TO pay dividends, to buoy
mp the stock. and 10 enable them TO borrow
more money on bonds-Somc of which were
issued at : per cent. and sold as low as - and
~ cents on the dollar. They, at one time. had
aid from the State; and more recently they
were helped out Of a tight place by the Banks.
The decrease Of the receipts in ls1I, over
1886. was about .: per cent. Their decrease
in receipts continually wen; on, until they
reached so per cent in 1858, over those OF
lsjs--or. they were as follows
lsj6. 1873.
Rcrcip,s.. So. G2j.61O 81, ls4,301
l.lS4,30T
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Knowing that Gov. Wise's object was to pub,
li.h and expose the correspondence, what lid
Mr.. Aylctt say, and how?
lst. lie sent his letter to Gov. Wise cnclos
cd in n note to Mr.. James Lyons, and thus
obtained his intercession.
I'd. Offers Gov. Wise an apology for not nj
once returning the letter; compliments the
man he had sought to injure by an offer to re.
" on his rccOllections Of the letter; and de-
sires neither the original nor n copy OF his own
letter. expressing the conviction that Gov. Wise
would fairly use the letter, if he used it at all
And here Mr.. Aylctt's letter clearly implies
Gov. Wise's undisputcd privilege to use the
letter in full, and d~isclaiins that plea Of its I'M
lnunity from publication, as private corrcspon-
dence' which Mr.. Aylctt now urges.
He then expresses the hope that the matter
will not become personal. Why personal, if
merely "political:" Did ne not know that he
had laid himself liable TO the charge of trcachc-
~ to his correspondent? How otherwise could
personal controversy arise from the corrcspon-
dcncc:
Mr.. Aylctt then asks that his own letter may
be withheld from publication. lie comedies that
the replies to his articles were legitimate, and
has no objection TO them. lie has forborne an
swcrs. because he desires the controversy to
end. Why this desire? lie diSclaims all claim
upon Gov. Wise's courtesy. How did he for
felt the claim of ore gentleman upon the cour-
tesy of another lie will ''esteem IL as a .taror"
if his letter is allowed to enjoy the undis-
turbcd rcpo>c which is usually allowed to 'pri-
rate rorrtxponIence'-thiS, too. after he had
treated the subjects of the correspondence, in
newspaper publications; anonymously and vi
tupcrativcly a%ssailing the correspondent to
whom he had privately pledged himself not to
be 'unkind or unfriendly." Was he rightfully
entitled to the immunity of privacy for the
pledge and the advantage Of publicity only for
its violation ? lie then pleads the ''rcpugnance
of a young and unknown person, to an indcfi-
mite continuance Of a newspaper discussion"
And he concludes, after a sham %firnncss in ad.
herring to his opposition, by saying that he is
mot incapable Of fully approaching an act of
generosity"
OF what he is capable, leave the world to
Judge, after Boosting in italics, that there is no.
thing crouching in this!
As for the insertion Of the boast that he
would retract mot one jot or little of his oppo-
sition," it only showed his own consciousness
of u humiliating position, which he tried to pal
late and excuse by an empty brayado, upon
which he now so eagerly seizes as a pretext Of
defence.
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\ heavy press Of copy prevents comment,
for the present, on the following letter. received
Yesterday, from Governor Wise. We will de-
vote some space in our issue of tomorrow, to
n discussion of the intrigue against Governor
Wise. which this communication discloSes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-09

Tnr STEAMER "YoRK Towy.'-Tl.is hand.
some vessel made her fin; appearance ~!esi,r4ss
mo-nin: in cGr waters, and sotto her dock aooa:
noon. Aasin., rad To- Wal; :cr the tide, and move %.
s,ow!,. She was the ohjcc; Of the city, en1c''s
YESTERDAY, and wa- visited by thousands VITO could
IL, tail IL admire the model machinery turned 90:
from the famous Morgan Work. OF Now York, or az
h.nii.work In slip-bUiliiug o; VIM. II. Webb.
The..lnrk Town" ! constructed internal! mlc.
in ,i.e style Of he Collins steamers. Her caoM'
and ,,a,e-rooln> are nearly all below. There are few
STAT rooln- ON the upper deck. The d!nlp.-ss.oo'
: modelled after that Of the "Adriatic.'" II j. o. iAe
,lC-h-d.ck. with uumoroHs windows 10 LEI u 'ae
fresh air. and persons can lit and "a, without lie 'ta'
..a-,icknrS> before their eyes or within sound ~
their cars. The York rowu' has on her paddle.
box y beautiful device e~ncircliug the motto, The
wor. !, done, aud well done. !1-l.' referring 20 '.s
closing battle OF York Town.
The bottom OF the steamship IL composed "i ioni.c
:!oor-. extending from end TO end, and forming u sc..i
mass of most substantial material. The style .: -.
ginc j the "brig." or t~o-lnastcd; AMI has tsi;
SkidLy'> patent cats;an and anchor. Also, She &C.
long u steamer H. can be bull; 20 rSl up or down
James River. and Vet be able TO turn around.
In Il f.w words. j; may Ice said oi this Lew s;eaine:
for the Richmond aud New York trade. tina; II
every respect she j, up 20 the requirements Of this IL
ycn,iyc age. and tia, which experience has shown"
Dee good and useful. Will be found i~neorp9F''
ted IN her,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-09

collar OILS bbk, for sale by
- Aug l. u. u. DAVENPORT.
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lIrsrrxGs orRT.-Thcrc wasa regular meet
ing Of iii, Court Yesterday. y good dca! OF e.'.
business WA. TRANSACTED. Dennis Driscol!, o: lrc.ss;'
declared his intentions to be ,o'mc an .An'K can CT.
IlH.
Tie grand ig;ry being in session made the follow
ing p~rc-cntments: -
sarah Hall. Tor misdrneanor III receiving stolen
goods: Sniu'l jordan. 40. Tor assault; A-h Levy, -
SAUL: Pack Lnhcy. do. Rob't ". McGcc, steahncs
coat: Jmo. +. Paigc.,, for petty larceny: Pa,'k >u.ii-
van. Tor assault, on JHo. Ncag.e. In all these c4'c'
.truc bill-" were awarded.
The grand Jury then adjourned I'll Saturday mex.
In the clrc o.; Pat Sullivan, II "cop.Gs' was a"ara
cl ;o cause his appearance at court noht term. y
-.,rlnr IMPORTANT business was done. Tic Comnio.-
wealth, Attorney, Mr. L. I. Daniels. being at>ehi
a, Portsmouth OF =; SLAYER cast, Mr. j. L. CreiNLa"
took HI place.
Tie court Its again to-day 4; Il o'clock, 4. VI.
CRY CorScuL. There was 4 called meet
iny Of this distinguished body last afternoon oi.
board the "Yorktown,'' the new steamer. W.
reckon they all went down there and had - joyia.
time Of il. aud effected ju-, ID, much good 81! the
bcncti; OF the Poor-lipu-c as II the: had me-; or!.p-
doXicaily ia their regular chamber.
Is TINE TO SToP HosTrlTIEs. I've learn that
on last Friday TWO gentlemen, named James J.. Wa
ton and Frank Dicknan, charged with sending ~!
accepting IA challenge 20 light "a duel, were arrcstci. ~
lIcnrico county. near the residence al Capt. loir;.
and carried before Squire Sllcpparl-, who recognized
Them 10 appear before the grand jury 20 ans"cF ;Ae
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