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DOBINSON,s PRACTICE.
III WEST 4 JOHNSTON

DOBINSON'S PhACTICE.
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las Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Publish the Practice In Courts Of Justice Engand the
United States; by Conway Robinson vols, t2L
The of Robnsons Practice nom the
Judges Of the Court Of Appeals In the State of Virginia
srArS COURT-lIoUsE. Richmond Nov 20, 1850
hesss West Johnston Genemen,The volumes Of Mr. Con
Robinson work Practice have hands
they have issued suceeyey the press and have from
time 10 time referred 70 and examined their contents.
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FORM the subjects TO which relates embracing 70 large
extent principles well practice marked with
Its references and citations the distinctions which laid
down and explained written In the and concise style
appropriate to a work Of this character.
the worthy place In the library OF
lawyer and think that whether the Bar The Bench he
will fad aid aud abddge hS labors Ia the invst
cations coming within itl and, SUCH
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Very resp .Ctfuly, obed ent seryars
GEO H. lee, JOHN ALLEN,
RCL MONCURE WM DANIEL. JR 4,
wM J ROBERTSON.
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i W. D,ar Si,-The popular works upon
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well manUuved troops this Information Capt BuckhoH
turn sh.s In his work.
have hesitation IN recommending Il.
Very respectfully yours,
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Tactics for officers Of Inanty. Cavalry and Artillery Ar
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H. L. WIGAND'S
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

Bag leave 70 20 the Ladies and customers, par
ucuNr that have opened the North side
Of Broad between 5h and 9Th streets bu and fitted up express
" by myself io that purpose In handsome style entirely
and '4sirs stock Millinery G3is and reddy add- millinery
n an kvi. also, EvhrOairjc, Rs Lace Z, lars EO0Len
Goods Tor children, and urge assortment Qf Frs very
prcts- Respectfully,
no6-Sm II l. wIGAND.
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The eopartneishp heretofore existing between the undersigned
Is @ dSy dissolved by sent The Affairs Of the con
viii be leted by Wm 5aAes who Is authorized
Of The Arm for that purpose.
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ATTOR - r y at LA w.
,r11 PRACTISE "a the Courts Of Giles, Mercer Monroe,
IN Montgomery tut Pulaski aud viii collect aud remit pune
TO- ~ III claims placed 10 his hands.
..r-a Il, I-s Court H0use, Va IYll-
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EISTACE GIBSON,
VOLUME 65.

kiCuNoND, VA
-f.s IN te Courts OF the cities OF Richmond and Pc
n .-. and fte counties of Hrnrco and Chesterfield.
- tg1's Bocs 18TH street. near state @. "A. aa-I-I
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JOHN w. GREEN,

ATTORNE EN at LA w.
,,rr PgACrISE To- The Courts o. the City Of Richmond
-tg Of H-nrc0 strict attention Will be given % All hu
..t5i iin. 80 Oarce Tor the present with his "a
g.. w- 5-s.a south Main and - Sis iv2T-dly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

The EraHgeiist says, that inpos,er, whose real
name is George A. Lord has been passing himself upon
the good people of Tarrytown, N. Y, "a the Rev.
George Alord, converted French Canadian Jesut,
having charge of French Baptist Church in PHI
ladephia. He Was at Tarrytown five years
ago as Methods, minister, and has been trave[
ing for some years, appearing alternately as Me-
thodist Bapit Presbyterian and Epscopaan, accord
ing to the people he happened to fall u with. He has
picked up comfortable living by his impos;urc. A
month more ago he aoutshed for very brief space
about the Fulton street meeting in this city, but was
coon suspected. He had narrative. Of hs pretended
conversion for gale He man little under medium
ze with very black eyes and hair and looks the Jesu
no II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

world such things these talked Of and the op-
poste considerations urged with all the weight Of
character and the vehemerce of passion. One, two
three, they crowd round the unskiled advocate, who
has q weak presence, and loves peace better than
fight Slipping deity from the simple moral issue, in
which there is DO third power, they bewder him with
false Issues which they themselves raise and which
they well know how to combat. He tries TO stick 10
bis cardinal points, wages for work. and the naenable
rights Of the family and the individual for ALL But
you cannot make it So" "No; but / cannot see 1t
Otherwise" |" You would not see them enforced
them" :" / should ibe to the laws enforced
among those who matreat and murder our harmless
citizens without form of law or shadow Of justice"
You would break up this great Confederacy and give
up half the continent to satisfy your individual con-
science !" Brothers, give over; it is they not
we, God knows, who break up the Confederation. As
to my conscience it ia 10 no luxury, you would
imply but the first necessity Of life. acknowledge
that there are fantastic constructions Of duty in which the
ingenious sometimes indulge, but rather than give up
my conviction this point, viii give up my life.
could as easily consent to the crucifxion of Jesus
Christ were it an event still possible, as could &C
quesce in the rendition 10 bondage Of human creature
his brother aud mine. On this stumblng-block,
brothers, we may fall, and be broken; but should it
fall on US, it would grind TO powder. To be br1ei
there is always in the world cause which repre-
sents Christ and his friends and enemies array them.
selves for it and against The apostolic succession has
multiplied Ike the sands Of the but while Pauls and
Johns are d.fcult to fnd such has always its
Judas, It's Thomas incrtGulas, and its warning Peter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
SOUTRERN CUSTOMS.
LIVELY TIMES IN MISSISSIPPI.
v;,tsJ,,ro WAC 81 the o3d Jaws;

TIE ricksburg WAig Of the 23d says;
On Friday last an unfortunate difficulty occurred on
The plantation Of Mr.. w. NJ. Murphty, in Sunfower
County, resulting in the death Of Mr. Murphey 81 the
bands Of his overseer, Mr.. Young The origin Of the
difficulty we could rot learn; but Murphey fired first,
the ball passing through the hand of Mrs. Young who
attempted to get between then and striking Mr. Young
N the abdomen. Young then wrencbed the pistol from
huphey, and shot him through the heart, killing him
instantly 1t is believed that the wound Of Mr.. Young
ts also mortal.
Tho jackson correspondent Of TIE Wig under date
Path writes:
A frisbful tragedy enacted here yesterday.
An CID and hghlyesteemed citizen Of NatebeZ ThOs.
Aose who has been IN the lunstic asyum for several
weeks, was yesterday morning granted permission 70
v.a town IN charge Of attendant, and while here
~ aSenPed 70 commit sUicde by cutting his throat.
AZ ne $50 o. hs insanity, am reliably informed was
sseasn o. Lincoln, and the depreciation thereby
~ ne Nsoe Of his negro and other property. He was
eonvyyeo 70 the iunstic ssylum at late hour IN the
sseuing, 20 preesrious condition from the loss Of
ssOoo ana wound IN the windppe. he possibly nay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

One communion Sunday, an old Kentucky soldier,
who had fought under Gen. Jackson a. New Orleans,
and knew well what of man be had been, Ct.
tended the Hermitage Church, and saw the agedws
nor knesl rsyersnty before the altar. He was aas-
fixed with ssorishmerh Afterthe service wasovcr, h
was observed to be unusually silent and thorghtfals
and upon being questionsd related what he had seen.
He concluded his narrative thus "Whsn saw tho
man who hsd fought armies psries, cabinets and had
never fought without ccnquerng, get down on his nss
in that church, said to myself: Well, whom Geo.
jackson kneds, tell you, boys think IL sbsue
time for nsfo knock UNDER" -Four weeks ahss, -
Joined the church. and nysd aas I'D a sssses&
member sa y n 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

The Ispns Trust FUND BoSDS--Yesterdsy
morning, Mr. William T. Coleman, of the firm Of Cole
man & Co., called upon the United States District
Attorney Roosevelt and satedthat his firm had in their
possession nearly 100000 worth Of the embezled In
dian Trust Fund bonds, which they had received rs
collateral security upon an advance made by them.
They now desired TO know whether the Government
would redeem them, "a they wanted to mako them
available. Judge Roosevelt told him TO write to the
Secretary Of the Interior stating the facts and asking
his advice or TO advertise the bonds for sale q, public
auction first giving notice to the Government, and all
parties Interested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

GovERHoR's IsLAED.--The Ordnance Deparmenton
Governors Island s actively engaged in shipping guns
and materials Of various descriptions The Ordnance
Major reports being bnsy that he cannot find
time 70 tell how mach IL being done the Island for
the United States He has been unusually busy for two
weeks past, and the quantities of cannon and muskets,
cartridges, &C., sent of have been much greater than
usual At this season. however, tho Ordnance Depart
ment Is always less energetically employed in
trsnshpping guns, &c. Several schooners have left
the Island within few days loaded with material prin-
cpaly for Florida
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

Naval yesterday afternoon a de.
tachment of United States marines loft this city IN Join
the shs company Of the United States steamer Mich.
gan, the lakes The Michigan is snug little weasel
of about 100 tuns irden, and was built at Erie, Pa
some years ago. She cruises on her and-bound station
about eghs months Of the year. She went in commits
non this season At noon the Let inst, when new
crew and o.hcers went on board, and win leave port
this day week. Annexed ia hist Of her otices;
Commander, John G. Csrt.ri Lisus Thomas n Stevens
Leonard Paaldng, and T. W. Henr Payu,stsz Geo hsds;
Surgeon, WIN. n Wood, Chief EngDeer Iheodere zsses,
Assistant, Wu. II. Ruheroaim Payms<cr's Clerk y y Odsl
csp.aiH's Clerk Geo. 8 Odsn, csrpsnsf. Goa W. Elliot
The Michigan has undergone thorough repairs, and 10
n ~ sssPscts VEL, srPsess4 lx gssips sR0a ~
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lakes. She Is the only vessel of our Navy In thsss
inland seas, and a. such, is quite fsyorie wiEA q
commercial public of the lake cities Y|E|

lakes. She Is the only vessel of our Navy In thsse
inland seas, and a. such, is quite fsyorte vih q
commercial public Of the lake cities. re- 800.
The steamship Empire City of New.York. has 49,
chartered by the Government and received the nsos,
say stores for the subsistence of or three hous..l
1t ssuppoeedt that she is going Texas to reosivs
the United States troops recently dsbanded by Geuec
Twiggs. The United States troops in the Deparusns
Of Texa consists of 81 companies infantry, srl
lery, and ten cavalry. Twenty companies were q
the Lilo Grande-l5 infantry and artillery. T6s
other IL companies, cavalry and infantry, wero -
toned In the Interior from Camp Cooper, Phantoa
HILL In the northern part OF the State down south q
far as San Antonio, and Fort Inge, near Fort Dunm
on the Rlo Grande. AT the post at Brownsville hers
were two companies Of artillery. The unmarked
strength OF this force Is about 2, 500 men.
A HANDSOME TEsTIaoSIAL.-The friends Of a
Rev. D. M. Seward Of Yonkers celebrated bis "Silver
Wedding on Monday evening last, the 4th inst A
largo party assembled that occason 10 pay tber
spects TO Mr and Mrs. Seward, and TO present ssas
substantial token of their esteem. The Rev. Dr. Smith
Of New-York offciated, and addresses were made b.
several others. The sum of $500, subscribed by men
bers Of bic congregation was presented also 20 iron
the pupils In the military schools and other don .fioua
making aggregate of $500 in cash. In addition q
this, varions articles of sverware including tea ST
spoons, forks &C., placed upon the tables md
finally Life Insurance policy for s. 000 the prem
on which has been assumed by several gentlemen h
the place. The response of Mr. Seward to these gsu-
surprises was exceedingly appropriate and happ
and both "groom and BRIDE Of the silver wedding
bore themselves gracefully throughout. May they live
TO enjoy golden wedding in the evening Of their p
grimage. Jour. Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
HOW REPUBLIcANIsM DIES OFT.

" ase Editor Of Tie N. y T,Buas
SrE: To-day has been our tOwn.moetip,. s,.,on,,,
svery stormy day ever fourteen hundred vo,ss -.
east The result isa most glorious victory for u r.
publican csuse. The Republican candidate for srn.,
usos has i2i msjorty THIS was the only town n ,hs
ssa'sy isst year that gave Democrats so,.,ysor
SI town Clark has 2ii msjOhty. This is glory enough
: h'r stormy day. ;.
|'nss' halssos Cosnty ~ ", March s. lasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

CoURT OF SEssIoss-Before Judge Garrison and
Jaacss gtwe and Hoyt-John DiKon tiled the charge
Of broakng into the store Of H. Halo IN FULTON ad
stealing cethins convicted o. tho ohense On no
ton Of counsel T defendant stay OF proceeding wa granted
til next Tuesday.
Mary Ryan tried the charge Of Deaths small boy
named Samuel Coss and backDg his eyes Tie proyocaoa
the accidental uPssE dinner pad BY the boy TIE do
feudAnl was lned {R1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoisTEEyLrr BILLS AND SPURIOUS CoiE.-An-
drew wilson brought before Justice Horehsuss yeeTday
tn ehA-ss OF ssing 80 bill tho Wyoming bsil Of
Wukobsrc. Pa 81 two p.ao.s lie va fully committed 70
p LoT, Ehs Eta and Ahssl Ssbbsi,sl arosssd By
the Fdrh Prcnet Police. "wednesday svsairs. OF the
They sen TO ths Unlted ssstos Comma
slonsr b kes York lof in1instion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

Thy sTABBISe ARRAY IN AsITr STRErr.-Yester-
dsy Horton toot dspoons Of Charles Aaa James
ofvrey Nbo stabbed In ahy tie grocery store OF
Patrick Loddy Amiy and Columbia streets the nht
previous, Mathew Hsrion and John Uoye were brcuSh
lore the lssd and tally Identified tie assaADtA ChtG
Giyney lies pieca1 condition at the Loug lAnd College
Hospital Tho njurie, sustained by jane. oiynsy not
nscessaJ Of dangerous character lie Is also The Hospital
The sceusd sAnd committed alt the osu u the E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

COMMISSIONERS on CHAEITTrS AND CoEKReTIoss.-
The report for the past week is follows: Died. 80;
discharged ,5}S; sent 10 Blsekwss Island, 379; TO
State Prs,n, A. remaining in Ill the instisuons O. Ill
decrease from the previous week, 81. In Bellevue
Hospital there are So PERSONS in the Lunate Asylum,
764 Alms-Touse, 1856; Work House, ,63i. The
three kst institutions Gre ovcrcrOwded Thoro was no
meeting Of the Board yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

TIE ScuLLISG MATcH-.The first depOsi: OF ~ go,
on behalf of Mr. Ward champion scuer of Aneries, 70
bind the match for 81 o00 between him and Air. Cham
bers champion OF England was put up ut the Parrish
House, No. 65 Third avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

A GEoRoIa ApyERrIsEMEsr FOR REoRurrs.--An
advertisement Of the military authorities OF the State
OF Georgia for 1900 recruits was stuck up on the
bulletin board at the City Hall yesterday. The
creases upon the bill showed clearly that il had been
folded up etter-shape, and doubt the person who
received il from the South posted il for the fun Of the
thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
IrrrN1rr Tn1rrEs.-Iohn McEIvane. lad aQsd &

years yesterday arrested charged with having oleu -
timer l43 from The store Of Messrs D-vin Hndsos
Co.. No. 23 BIZ oedwsy where he employed The socussA
confessed ;he said be urged do 80 by Je1
Eegan boy eyed &c years who aso arrested The hsss
s.d sold goods John Ahearns keeper OF small
store and the latter taken into coeody
charged with receiving stolen goods Justice Osborn cese
tLau. all for tia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
rHx DIsPESsARrEs of the City of Nsw-

PRESCRIPTIONS uspehsed S.'oi
During the month Of February shove shows medcS 81
surgical services vanson and medicine afforded ps
ouy 1913 persons The principal Of death were oo
SUMPTION scarlet fever and small pox The prevailing eessss
chiefly affected the respiratory system In the districts Of IL
NewYork and Eastern Dispensae small prevails 70 az
usual while scarlet fever ard measles reported 10 hsss
assumed quite form in the district Of lbs Northssn D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

Prnclaim Il 10 the Wo,

Proclaim il TO the world that no one need suAar
one minute with Pains and Aches Chronic Rteunatsn Sod
Throa Sane,s the Jcia &c, when that invaluable
article Dr. ToBs's VENETIAN LTsryksT be procured -
any Druggist Price Is and 50 cents Once No. % Coultsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

The following sales were made yea
slaS ssos b and iot No ~ w i3ibs soxoa J. 100
1870 80 800 - iot No ia dsoinns i0a3... 7in
'SW4S 4sS~ saalai Ne ~ as1syst. sssoAlya,.. glN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

ALARM o. FIRE.-There was an alarm Of fire In the
Socosd s yesterday Afternoon which csnscd By he
burtins o! chimney .. No. ls9 Henry street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

DEATH IRON ScALDs.-Coroner Horton held an
inquest esesJ No. l60 Front street upon the body Of ch1d
Old daughter Of Samuel PAfh who some days pre-
saecta Of which ske ded Avedct in aocoTdee Erssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08
IAdxerti.ement.l

The LAST DAY BUT ONE. THIS, OF those oeae-
brsed Aztec Children and the wonderful Albino Family q
BAaSuEs MUsEuz They tke their departure for Psdeea
on Monday next Who viii fall tteml So slso. ths
moral drama, Tho Woman In White" u played fprSAo
last time .kis week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-08

and more comprehensive, laws must be modified to
como nearer 10 It, and 70 keep pace with the moral
snd mental progress Of mankind. When law Boz
cones shameful 10 the conseienees Of men, and abb
boTent TO their sympsthies then its enforcement ia
tyranny and obedience to it is treason. Let it mol
der on the ststute-book, and become dead letter.
to be hooked at by future generations with
shudder Of amazement. Better ye, if some bold brave
hand should be found to tear II from the record and
its deformity from the sacred beauty of justice
Thus the Christ did not hesitate to abrogate the cruel
Mosaic law Of divorce. /" For tho hardness of your
hearts, said he, Noes gave you this precept but
say unto you" etc, etc. In the case, too of the
woman taken in adultery, with serene and search
ing phrase he showed the terrible injustice of the egi
innate punHhment so that fed aghast from deed
which moment before had seemed to them invested
with the highest sanction Of legality. Thus our Fugi-
tive Slave Law was allowed Of old by hariress of
heart by cereessness, and partly as compromise not
likely 10 be long valid actively productive Of mis-
chief. All codes of law are exposed TO containing
clauses which the noble human heart, with slowly
qatheredsreneth snd knowledge, shall In time violate
and DESTROY When the moment Of divine illumination
comes the law binds no more. Handcufs and chains
can enforce L upon the body bat the conscience ia be-
yond i,s reach and noble men will die rather than give
1. their countensnce. Now, the Fugitive Slave Law
was instituted fcr practical purpose, which no: effect
ing, it was gladly suffered to fan INTO desuetude But
II was not revived in this spirit, for this purpose.
Shareholders do not greatly care to have their fugves
returned to them they disaeeted, and breed dis
affection, and when the legitimate pleasure Of whipping
them to death IL not INDUCED In little is gained BY the
master in their rendition To outrage the conscience Of
tho North was however, an object, and to make ne
etuens srsmpls upon their most sacred convictions OF
human right was triumph the South chose to pre-
tend 70. We. think il has already proved one
Of the cosy victories which Outyie in disaster any de-
fes. But the time Is not far distant when even ths
poor show Of victory win be stripped from it. and they
who have ioaihed it in private, and denounced IN
public win stand justified before men, a. they now
stand before God.
Pardon ths Ressxiy, b. whsa We s'sR ont INTO Inc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-31
aslDrr ssatR!llgeIae.


Wednesday Morning. July 81 1851.
a close and sultry day was yesterday We had
| quite heavy shower in the morning. but DID not
do much in the way oil cooling the atmosphere.
The Era No. 4 arrived yesterday. Her Captain
informs us that the boat was unable to get through
the mouth Of Red river. He had to return, and
reshipped his freight on the Era No. 6, and left
again last evening.
The Acadia, as will be seen by a notice below,
will resume her trips to Bayou Sara, leaving here
this morning at o'cock.
The Memphis Avalanche OF the Goth says:
To the best of our knowledge and belief, the
Mississippi river is rising slowly
+ One or two boats arrived yesterday from below
where from we did not learn.
The Louisville Journal of the 9th says: 49,
The river is about stationary at this point with
8 feet 5 inches water in the canal last evening.
The weather was warm and cloudy, with indca-
tons of rain.
At Cincinnati at noon yesterday the river was
rising having risen feet inches in the previous
"a hours.
At Pitsburg at the same time there was Is inches
water in the channel.
ACADIA FOR BAYOU SARA-The fine regular pas
senger and G. S. Nail packet Acadia, Capt. Jos
Vincent, commander, and Mr.. A. Dupuy, clerk,
leaves at 8 O'Clock this morning, for Bayou sara
and way landings.
RoEBUoKFoR RED RIFER-The very ight-draught
passenger packet Roebuck, Capt. W. $. sleade,
commander, leaves ats O'Clock this evening for
Red river.
FEHD. KENNETH FOR MEaPHIs,-The large and
superior passenger packet Ferd. Kennett. Capt.
Z. II. Brierly, commander, and MIR. ". ). Harper,
clerk leaves for Tcksburg, Memphis and the
Bends at 5 O'Clock this evening.