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VI
THE
NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.
FORMING
A COMPLETE DICTIONARY OF GENERAL KNowL

Edited By CHAs A. Dana and GEORGE RIPLEY.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle Lectures.-A Course Of siA
LECTIRR will delivered the Brooklyn Tabernacle tor the
hrp,6t OF the LIN PLACE CONGREGATIONAL CIT UACh
(ev W. A Bartlett rsstSr The r,s Lectae o, THIS Course
GEO w. CURTIS, ESQ, 10 be followed by .,,,-,,,r
Rev. w A. BARTLETT Rev HENRY "Ahp sEnChnn @ 10,
Rev. VIM MiLBURN, ana TWO otnef
popular Lecturer to be announced A. an early DAY
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6perial Notices.


Plymouth Lectures.
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Church tsbe Rev Henr, Ward Besebers, follows:
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Genre of six Lectures in the Church q the
alton (Fpt Universast socety corner OF Monroe
p'rsS Nov -. : Epo..rs 8, the asv 4. H CHAPLIN D D..
Nov ~ Lpoture by the Rev. SAMUEL OS}OODl D. ID.
Dec l. Lecture BY the Rsv. w. BELLOWe ID.
Dec ,b Lecture BY Rev HENRY BLANCHARD
Dec 2e Lecture BY GEO. VIM CURTIS esq
Jan 10. Lecture BY the Rev. I. STARR KING.
Tichtts TO the Course, One Dollar each.
To be obtained at The Store o. Mr. DAVIS coinss Of
Fltor and Chnous,s and as) Of the Trustees Of the Church
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BREAKFAST, DINNER AND TEA

PARTIES AND THEIR PRINCIPLES;
A MANUAL OF POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE, EXal8-
TING THE ORIGIN, 6R0WTh, AND CHAkACrEk
or NATIONAL PARriEs WITH An APrENDlX,
COnrAiNING VALUABLE AND GENERAL STATS
IICAL INFORMATION By ARrHuR HOLMES. l vol.
l2mo. 81. -.
l. contains snccirct exposition Of al questions Of nstiona
pesent the views OF eir ent s,Atesm,n
The sct scd bearings those questions upon
the oour. r.Iy While the work condensed Il Is at the
sAne .ine its depea9n Of the origin growth charsc-
ter .pd consion Of parties Beins strictly historical !.
uend, Itself Of all shade. II politics vo'k Of reference
and o. sie guide the ncsces Of American poltica And
,he psst Action Of our Goveramep.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
EMIGRATION IN LIBERIA.

The packet Mary Caroline Stevens vii sail
on the lst of MAY from Baltimore, with large
company OF cinigrants for Liberia. About tbir-
" IN Pennsylvania are anxious TO obtain pas.
sage In addition 10 ether persons, both free
norm and c,nancipatcd, the Colonization society,
it is stated, has received application for settle
nent in the young republic Of one hundred and
.ey.nteen slaves, generously destined By thcIr
proprietors for freedom in Africa 0fth:, mum.
Der, l.. B. Burgess, Of Burgess Store, Va,
p.rtrs to send thirty one; John +. Sale, OF Lib.
:rty, Va, thrty-one; Robert Hutchinson, i.
BrowDsburg Va, nineteen; W. S. Owens oi
augusta, Ga, nineteen, and Miss Sarah Of
Jones, Of Charleston, S. C.. nine. The Coioni.
lation Society is cndcavoring To collect funds 70
enable it to comply with the application to cnb'
v,v fhocc SlovnS IN Africa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
THE MARKETS.

Nsv Yors. Feb. H. -Cotton-thc market is
tia,: sales 0! 100 bales Flour is lirm-sales
of 900 barrels Sta;e, S. 35a5 so; Ohio,
=; i.ao ~, southern, s5 ?ea6 lj. Wheat Is
quiet-salcs Of 1900 bushels, southern red.
81 IS; white. s. 50al 81; western red, 81 81;
white. 81 ~ Corn j, hcavy-sales OF ."'oVo
bushels. mixed, sia35 cents. Pork is heavy
mess. 81 5caie: pri,ac, si3 p. Lard is niln
at i; :ai2. cents. Whi,key is quiet at 20. cts
Sugar is qnc, MolasseS is firm at ~ ~, cents .
Spirits Of turpcn;ine Is steady 4. fJaf's e.a.s
ko-;n is buoyant at $ '2.ai ''' h'ce Is n''h
at 3.a:i cts.
Bs,7r4,er. Feb. l9->alcs Of prime Rio cof:
fee Al 70 cts good Il!aIil cts; no stock OF
Lasuavra; Java l4iol5: Howard street -four
s.. CIV MI, 50 75a6 p. Wheat quiet at
= 30,i 90 ior red. and 81 6jal 10 for white.
Corn j?a,o cts, for white, and T3a74 cts. for
yellow. Rye o1aol cts. "h!sAey 2Ss cts
Hams l0laiii cts; shoulders S. cts; sides "a
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
ONE DIFFICULTY our OF THE WAY.

The proceedings Of The Democrats OF Rock
bridge, i'll appointing delegates to a District
Convention, demonstrate that the lrpe fritndx
Of Mr.. Lclchcr-thc people who preferred his
nomination from sentiments Of personal esteem
and confiIence---arc determined that his elcc-
tion shall not be defeated by the politicians ci
the closet The free .fght in the Tenth Le-
gon is 70 stop by popular decree. The peop'e
are unwilling to obey the commands Of the
closet The Democrats Of Rockbrilge, honest
~ desiring the nomination nf Mr.. Lctcher.
have determined that his success shall no long-
er be prejudicel by a free .d7htin their mid'r.
Our thanks are rendered the Democracy Of
Rcckbridgc for their timely aid in rcscuins our
party from the brink Of defeat 10 which it has
been brought by these free H. gifts OF conrsc
the other counties will Immediately rcspOn1
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r1lMAs W. WALTON, ESQ.

We are requested, BY number Of In.iucn.
tial Democrats in Pittsylvania county to an
nounce Thomas ". Walton, ESQ.,, as candi'
date to represent that county in the House Of
Delegates. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
waltan led forlorn nope for the Democracy
of Pittsylvania, in 1855, defeating the Opposl'
ton against all odds and expectations. In 1891
his nomination for reelection was defeated nt'
fore the nominating caucus. The consequence
was q defeat of the candidates nominated
Relyiny on Mr. Waltons well-tried populari,y'
his numerous friends ardently anticipate h's
triumphant election next spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RocKBR1DGp.

\. meeting Of portion Of the Democratic party
OF Rockbrdgc, held at tie Courthouse in Lexington.
Monday, ,ih day ui FEBRUARY !o19, for the pur-
pose ofappointing dcl,a;es 10 convention 20 hc held
Il, IarrisOnburg on The 3oth March ~ nominate
,da,e 20 represent this district in The Congress ri
c United States: also, 20 appoint delegates 70 Ut
tend convection /" be held ut the Warm SPRING N
Buh county. to nominate candidate for the Scra.c
Of Virginia. Andrew Lindsay. Esq, wHs called 9"
the Chnr, and Samuel Gillcck, appointed Secretary.
The chcci Of the meeting having been cxn!niu-
ed. motion 20 appon; cnmn,t;cc consisting
OF Ger;lemen 10 be appointed hy the Chair, -
dr preamble and resi- itlos for the cohSiierai'
OF the meeting, wns nd"rted.
WhereuIon, the ChGr appointed the :"llowin.
gentlemen said committee; Wm. Mclaughlin, Col.
i. II. Paxton. j. ". Abraham, JAS II. Mcorc. l.u-
c:an Grigsby. Maj. :. W. P.Iy.on, and Capt. Rrhcr:
Clarke.
The committee, after retiring ."r f.w minutes,
returned. ind reported the following resolutions 20
the meeting, which, afle. some lt.lc DISCUSSION by
Dr. y. Graham, Col. i. H. Paxton, y. Il. Dorn"r!
ami " M Mclaughlin. wcrt adopted:
:. Resolved, That We approve Of the -nggc-!ioi,
of holiu: Convention Of :hc Democratic party .:
th:, CoEsre-sona. District. n; MI early day. for th
purpose ci nominating candidate for Congress ara
that deem s:ich courSe essential "a :hc cor
tin:cj harmony, integrity and q. ;Le Tssrty
>. Ecsol:ed, TIA, IN CIR opinion, the town. of
lIarrisouburg and ant. of March would bc q Suitable
tiinc and place Tor holding said Convention. nnt We
will cii".iiu!ly acGn.escc III any other time and place
thu. uar be agreed upon ty the IartT.
g. Ec-cl.ed. That the Chairman arr"n, seventy ~"
delegates rcrrc-cr, this county ~ said Convention,
:nd tia, lie DC authorized to f,l vacancies created by
the inability Of any o: Tie delegates 20 ',t,''d
y Resolved. That TIE Chairmar and Sccrc;arr nc
added 20 tho delegation.
g. Resolved. Tia. wc also rritc with or IIeMr-
cratic friends in BmthaGG Highland in the rcconhrn.
,.aon> cor holding Convention! il. this Senatorial
nstrc; icr The nomination Of !: caIdida,e !or :he
Sta:c S.na.c. .rd propose ihn: said ConveEi"i,
-. held nt liz, Wnt:u Spriru> on Tlur-nv the -. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
FROM WARRINGTON CITY.

WAsulSG1oS, Feb. 2n-The House select
committee to investigate the alleged corruption
i, the navy yards and the Department, are una
BILE TO agree on a report. Mr. Sherman, OF
Ohio, and Mr.. Richie, will submit statement,
and Mr.. Rocock and Mr. Groesheck another
Mr. Ready will probably have something TO
>ay on the same subject, The committee are
politically divided.
An effort will be made in The Senate this
week to take up the Arizona bill. In the event
Of It's passage BY the Senate, tn, re will be some
prospect of its passage BY the House.
1t is reported that portion Of the troop, IN
Utah will be ordered to the Southern bounda.
ry of New Mexico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
LATER FROM HAYT.

Bos1oS, Feb. Io.-Later adviccs from Jac.
mel state that the excitement Of the revolution
was subsiding and business had dmuch revived.
Coffee was arriving freely. The Governor "i
.Jacmc had been deposed
The new government caused great satiSiac.
ton among the people Of the island. |, had
repealed the export duty on coffee; hut, on
considering the disordered condition Of tie
finances, it was immediately restored, and the
Did law would continue until 4 NOR" favorable
opportunity for its ahrogaticn.
The most enthusiastic demonstrations in IA
:or Of the republic continued. and the people
everywhere were shouting "Vive Ia President
tictfard"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
Death o. TIE HISTORIAN HaILAx.

.iimos, the .amc momcn; tha, the announce.
,.cn. Of the death Of the illuS;rious American
historian. WIN. II! Prescott. reached Europe,
wo received here the intelligence Of the death
os the no less ;i!ustriouo English historian.
IIen:y lla!am lie was born in l77S, and
rr.irat4d ., oxford University in 1899. In
1878 he @are TO the world the first, and, per-
haps the greatest Of his works. the View Of
the state Of Europe during the Middle Ages,
he waited nine years and then gave 10 tie
world his Constitutional History Of England
from the Accession Of Henry VII to the death
OF iicnrcc IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
fUT lN>s LHTHtTt
DEMOCRATS OF HRNRIlO.

The time is at hand when NC should be &c.
lively organizing our forces Tor iOe Spring
campaign. Let us meet on the tiJs, tar Of Our
March Court for thorough organization. 0ur
State ticket is already before you. a member
for the House of Delegates a State Senator and
, Representative in the Halls OF Congress have
to be elected, making the next election one Of
great interest--thereiorc, wcinvokc every Demo
cratic voter in the county TO come out at oar
March Court and determine what is best 10 he
lone for the maintenance and Success of our
tine honorcd principles. DEMOCRAT
February oi 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
THE LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.

Nrw YoRS. Fen. IS The recent news from
Europe, brought BY the steamship Prince ~.
bert, is quite Q: All Interesting character.
The political di>quctude in England ard on
the cort.ncnt. was Increasing.
At Liverpool. on the 9th instant, the cotton
market vas dui!, with but little enquiry, and
prices were weak The sales Of the week were
estimated .; 5000 bales. Breadstulfs were
ouir, a.l Gr;n. Proyisions also wCre firm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
TIE Atlantic Telegraph The Galway Steam Line.

ST. JonN'>, Feb. l9.-Ihc tenor OF private ad-
vice. ny The Prince Albert, render It certain
that the British so"crnmcnt Will grant sub
sidv Of ri5o, 900 for the Galway Steamship
Company. A. 4.
I,n,;,, Telegraph Company, has arrived here
viii batteries and instruments to commence
oncr,,;ons VIII! them on this end of the cable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
DEMOCRATIC MEETING In HEN RICO COUNTY

The Democrats of Henrico c,un'y will meet,
at their Courthouse on the first Monday in
March next, (th,t being court day. t. nominate
delegates 10 State Senatorial Convention
The Democrats Of Hanover. who will meet
on their next court day, to no:ni lat' cinai,
date for the next House Of De!egites. VIII
please indicate the time and place .or holding
sid Convention which may be most acceptable
to them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
~ THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,-,fTrrl ls vacancy has occurred in the Judiciary o.
" M. Commonwealth hy the death OF Green b Samuels,
" d, N, Judges OF the supreme Court OF Appeals who
..J Jadse Of the third Judicial Section, composed
,sara.e. of Cupeper, Madison, Greene. Orange, Abe
:. Louisa, r,uvanna, Goochlsnd. Nelson, Amherst,
a s1sn s2s, cs4ss ESsTes
sIr Morgan, Berkeley, and JeS-rson; therefore. IN
.y ~ law the sheriff Of each Of said counties Is
-rcu!r.i cause an election to b. held therein
-;,r the !ih Gay OF Apri, next. ~ the places pre-
- rs lw f"r Judge OF the supreme Cour: Of APP
II. t,.rruly :he vacancy Aforesaid.
ra as!r ICY haad as Governor. and rnder the seal OF
:ss Commonwealth. at Richmond, this seventh day
= q JAnu,ry, 1872 and In The SD year Of the Com
- r,,pHe.l.A. HENRY 4. WISE.
>, = t;ave-ao!:
5E0R6E ". MtNEoGD.
St-.tiry OF -. t0'amegseeain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
q,
N-lN CIANCEgv:-At Rules held in the
c.,r a. he Circuit Ccurt of Lnnenhurg ccun.
80. 'oiiay "a February 1859 being the ,.h day


.,N0ia-IN CliAXCEGv.-M Rules held in the
~ o. 'h- Circuit CGur, Of Lnnenhurg conn.
go. ''a'4y n February. 1853, being the ':h day
g., n 'i''oH. Risard S. Pollard and Frances. hi-
."'' f.''l, >rl2nda Thompson. widow Of Ed
s.. ed Geo. Short,r and Par:hen!a, his
--'@'f, committee O. Iho,ae Shorter.
a.. Plaintiffs
- -. .''r Of W;a Tho,ar,on. decd: yirgi
- Io'N Thompson. infant children Of Ed.
| ~. 'e:i Vim. Drss.li. administrator Of
- Jn- ih";Hrson. Cl-inent J. Thompson.
=, - ,'tat, lee and Elizabeth his wife. John
g. ir,,,''t";or 0: David Thompson. decd Mn.
('.,,I NJ Da.iG Thompson. deceased. Jesse
-, -, ~ i- ~if-, T. Llp.c"tnh. John ThcnI.
;.sl. t"t h.,h Thompson and Mary j Thoinp.
-. a., ,-'-'"r are unknown the children OF Da-
e. Many, his vile, whose NAMES and number
..-.. -. shi'i"h Of - Can'ral snd Nancy.
-, :. . 'ia'' All number are unknown: and Ja,
'"'a.-pn. ell !r.G Of James J. Thompson.
.n..,, Def.nh ,nts.
f:N'-N -. ut !. 20 recover Of John EuLank. Ex.
I..isr,r np''n Three Hundred Dollare. devised
MS - s'1trs tn ''n?son; ard Il appearing from
h.s. NV the chill lren Of Johnston Wood and
r.s =; p'- nm IS and numb arc unknown:
.iz., p"'i ShrieTe., and Nancy. his wife
hnub"r are unknown; she chill.
''sl.t-. rN'fai Al Nancy. hi. wife. whose
| - 49,, are 11knnwn ant JAmesJ. and 0risnn
Is'..;s. i ,me' THOMPSON. deed, ar. non.
u, s.f. o' Virginia: II Is or lsred that they
E---r @'' 'fisF ani do what's neeos,aIy 1 protect
[,s.;. .I;:;s' wn. W. WEBB. c. c.
Ists tsRtoP ORLEANS MoLASsEs-s..
souaE. GORDON I SON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
Memorial from Philsdelphia Iron Manufacturers.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20.--,A memorial sign
cd by iron men in Philadelphia and through
out the State will soon be presented to ,on'
gross, praying the passage Of Senator fitch :
bill for the construction OF national vessels ana
buildings of American iron II Is already
igncd by the leading members Of the trade
and, if time permits. will pc presented with
ffty thousand sisncrs before the adjournment
nf Cnnrress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
ADMIRABLE NOMINATIONS

Mcssrs. James Ncason. Of Marion county,
and Charles II. Lynch, of Lynchburg, have
been unanimously nominated, by Conventions
as candidate, for the State Senate. Both Of
these gentlemen were valuable members Of the
Reform Convention. and will iuaAe able and
faithful Senator's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
SAILED FOB RIo.

The barque Lapwng. Captain Kelley, sailed
on the l-ih instant from Baltimore, bound io'
Rio She took three passengers out-N. r.
Noah, ESQ, United States Naval Store-keepetlr
at Rio Col " j. W. Chandler, and DR.. >. ,.
Gunnrll, oi Washington city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22
MARRIED,

M.a.:sp, Al III. GroTe, (HinS william eoua;y.l on the
2:d D-ce:nbtr ty the nv Joha o. Tnrpln MI hLEaAS.
DER HsiNEs oi King aud cuern 10 Nss MARY L., site't
daughter Of Wa. u. Turner, Es9
MARRIED a, 81. Pars Church. Tuesday evening, l,'h
in.r By the Rev. Mr. Mlnnegrrodc, Mr.. A. L. JoHEs to'
the Dany.le RAJ Road) AID Miss 81. y WILSON, e kieH'
;roud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22

On motion, tic Valley star ard all the Demo
cratic papers in The District and The Richmond En-
quircr," re requested TO copy these proceedings.
or motion, :hc CcpvcE:ion adjourned sins .ic.
ANDREW LINDSAY, Chm.
S,N'I i,ILt 6cr Sc,,.'v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-02-22

= e l'r.' '.o-as. executor .: Thomas J. W Nate.
- >-f' Ntnc" Maurice y. Langhorue, and Lnc'
',..n' "'':- " D:GGar.cht, Sarah A. D,umrish'
=. " 'a''sh;, CA'. A. Drumrisht and Walter
"N Defendants.
S- -p.'! ~ Sled hi. hill the object Of which
-'-''oa of ,h- Cocr, ~ to the Opposition .! III
.',s ~ i'.if d"llArs. the proceeds OF a policy
..-v :s ne o' the h-ceden, Thomas J. VI. Nance
y. %- i'T. LIE la,ursace Company" and the t-
"7's. ". lflmririi, no: having made his ap
i g, 'ai >rpe'rng ty affidavit filed that he Is no
- '"t siA'-. !: Is ordered that he appear her
* so Lin after n. due publication Of this orde
'' : h-ee'.'ry "a protect HI interest In tlh, suii
.IH si : ord ne published once week for fou
=. '' n one Of the newspapers Of the city
'1o Vat a!"ih'r copy hereof he ported AZ III
a,'ea :.hous- OF ;his county On the ;ir.'
XII. ~ ,hc County Cour; 81 said county.
E, =, Al9N-T,..-. W ". T. CoGBlLL, Crk.
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TIE LOTUS;
/. MONTHLY N1AGAZIN +;
ANNIE CHAMBERS EETcHUM.


r7I .-, number of this enterprise beginning viii
l..a:y 1859. Is before the public. The pahi.her
y. s,orne 20 issue prospectus, fully confi.n: ,aa
.., ~ the work would commend IL TO the patrcnag,
40 love genuine literature IL Is commenced under
as: ilgorable auspices: It's gifted Editor stands trsi
70. II, Young poets OF the present age Of English verse
SISTED by a eorps Of brilian: contributors, both H.
.,rciry ard Europe. will furnish monthly as choice .
Instructive vc:-s;Ain1en Us any periodical Of The
10y asor'a
= avs vii -sr;ra norhin: sectional sectarian ba
,.ar o:n al fields whatever il worthy aad acceptable
.e.s:n she enlightenment ard !be.aiy OF he enliSh
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