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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10
NORTH C5ROLLNi ELECTION

Ten counties voted for the Governor and Legislature
Thursday, lhr Goth ult.-S counties Thursday, the
ID nst-and all the other counties with the exception
Of Sampson (Which votes tc day. gave their votes yes
,erday. OF the eighteen counties, we have received
returns from only ten viz Edgecombe, PIT. Beaufort,
Washington Franklin, Granville, I'm part) Warren, Co
lnmbus and Wavne-n which Dudley has ma oriiy Of
,343 over Branch. Dudley Che Wing candidale) is
probably elected by smart majory--But his success
gives no accurate exponent of The Wing majority in the
Slate-Governor Branch not brought out till the
eleventh hour; and after The " B. party had seemed
10 abandon the contest, and the principal v b. paper in
the State had deprecated opposition 10 the reelec
ton of Dudley. Besides. Branch had until recently,
belonged to the ranks of the OpPosirion and many Of
the Van Buren, men will scarcely vote for him.
Returns have been received from counties only, for
members of the Legislature. The Wings have gained
. Commoners in Pitt and in JOhns'nn-And they had
los, in Granville, and three in Halifax (Gnvernor
Branch's county, The Republicans had a ma ory OF
about on innl in the last Legislature. few
days will put in possession Of the Gnal results.
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y +. The inoers been called for, including the
Hearing Gnd Enc. yiy6t R,si0r,d

Hf0TiNc and Egg yigRt RtNf0rla
q YORK paper saith, that remedy therefor had Dr.
- GREEr, NJ Bethlehem. Pa.
II proves ec'u when the affection caused BY nervous
the remedy gives health and the whoc nervous
sy.rn.
NOw-accoiinc the Doctor practice and principles
That agch IF the art II PhysnJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

MARK ETS- Hursdgy .fugust q. lS3S.
ToBAcco-The demand very active, aud prices fully
IS. per hundred higher than las, week-lhe continuance
Of dry weather has an enhancing influence on prices
FLouR-Demand llmi,ed-oId So 2-new s. l.2
734
WHEAT-The currcn, price 81 %.
BAGwELL, SMiTu &; JoyEs
WHOLESALE PRlCEs.
WHEAT-From Wagons transient parcels 100 to l25
cens-ior superior lots fraction is gven-large
quantities coming sold by contTac-no new contracts
making.
CoRS-Sales at - cents per bushel
OATs-Od would bring if in market 45 cents.
FLoUn-$7 ) tot =
Corroa-I0l.2 to II cents.
S.LT-S2 . To 2 50
ltERRIsGs-New. 50 10 , 9.
lR"S-Swedrs 800 10 l05 per ton-English 100 to
l0j-Tredrgar 100 to 10.
SrErL-American BIlslercd $3.50 to 1iO
WORKMAN, hicGRUDER 6 CO.
Auorsr 5, 1893
Mr.. Martin Baker of Louisn sold his crop of Tobuc
CO 10 day for the following prices.
e hhd5. a, sl3 90
10 hhds. at 20 90
) hhdS at > III
SO'cs IF ToGacco At ssabroois Warehous. ug o 1888
Mr. James T. Nledeys lof Hahfaz) crop Of ilhds.
IS a! SILL at SIl 81 at 80 80
TAMEs RIVER AND KaYAWHA .CoMPAyY.-A,asr,es
~ monthly meeting Of the Pedsn and Directors the
tomp"Hy held IN the city Richmond We'd
Kescise! Stockholders orhe james Kan.wh.
Comn acutns The State be- aud they hereby required
acquisitions heretofore nade) fifteen dollars per each
.hnEe ct stock hedJ them IN SAID Company n',anent fol-
lows:
Five dollars por share before a5h day Of November
next.
Five dollar, per share before 2,h day Janroy next,
Five GoI share before the % ds Of jiach
-. i. cnlrT'ENDEy, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

To Farmers and Consumers generaHy
NE7E have just received and for sale al the lowest
w prices for cash or town paper. the following ar
tIces
BAcos-20 900 lbs good and sound Bacon, hog round.
5000 lbs. superior quality, small size Smith.
field, DO DO.
10000 lbs. extra mddlings heavy and fat, ex-
pressIy for aborera-they are sound and we'll
cured.
5000 extra hams, csnvassed.
CASpLEs-best sperm and ,allow Candles.
NoSrEr-o!d Java, Laguayra, Green, Rio and ST. DO
mingo Cotfees.
lotion YsRSs-of all factories in the State
FsH-Mackere, No. and No. =! Herrings of superior
quality
soG Ah'-Sest St. Cfoi1, Porto Rico and New Orleans
Sugars
Loaf Sugar foE families; Lump Sugar for Ia
verns &c
Crushed Sugar, beautiful article for
preserving &c; this sugar is entirely free
from speck,.
TEAs-Bes Gunpowder, said b. the best Judges 10 be
Of the very finest quality.
I'd EQUALITY GunPowder do; Imperial do Young
Tyson do. and Black Tea
Wrsys-Oid Madeira; Sicily DO Malaga and Port DO.
And always hand large supply Of Salt, lron Steel
Lime, Hay, Family and Superfne Flour, &c &c.
Aug 10 f27-w6wl WYATT d WHITE.
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last was, believe as hot day have had thi
year; it being court day, Ind opportunity Of con
versng with the Farmers from all parts Of the county
and the complaint is general with them that there viii
be but small crop of made this year in this vicin
ty Several informed that there had not been such
drought since the year 1906 that year. like The present
was distinguished for It's intense heat and drought but
shower Of rain fell in the Of the whole sum
This yesrrain cell the first week in June, and we
have since had Of any consequence until last week
There is every appearance that the dry and arid weather
will continue, and all of this region despair of The
crop. bountitul Providence has supplied US with
rich and an abundant harvest o! wheat and other small
grain, which Will prevent e people from wanting the
necessaries Of lie"
The Cen,eville (Md Times states that "our peri
ence tenyears farming gives parallel TO the pre-
sent season, either regards It's dryness great heat
Within the past present week, we have conYcrsed
with persons from parts of the Eastern Shore
from Delaware and from Pennsylvania and il has been
as dry in those places il has been with Our pa.
pPrs from Washington Frederick, Kent and Talbot
counties, Maryland complain of the dyness of the wea
Their, and the failing Of The crop. Worcester and
Somerset Counties on the Eastern Shore and the dis
rict along Nagothy the Western Shore the only
places in the State it is probable, that have not bee7
parched up. We had some rain on Tuesday night
which will assist the latter should it continue
sonabe-a forward corn has been irretre vably in urrd
But little will be sold from this shore next year.
The Kent Bugle says. that " n very large portion o
this crop is past all benefit let the present month be q:
seasonabIe as ii possibly could be- under the most favor
BILE circumstances"
The Charleston Courier publishes letter from Aiken
Of the lst inst which says that 1.-THE country between
Charleston and Aiken along the line Of railroad is suf
fering greatly from drought-the growing corn in many
places is almost parced up. Cotton Of course, looks
hster, as il loves sunshine than shower or shade
The drought has also extended to this place, where liza
NOT raned for ppks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

The parties interested in the settlement ordered By the
,,acedng decree are hereby notified, that have ap-
nonsd thursday the nth day Of October next for the
commencement Of the settlement Of The account,
which day they requested to attend my Office. at
Dsnnisviiie in Amelia County, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
with such accounts vouchers aud other papers they
intend to file. FABlUS LAWSON, Com.
August 2 1893. @-ws~
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The parties interested in the settlement Of account d.
recied The preceding decree hereby notified that
have appointed Tuesday, tie ninth day Of October
next, for it's commencement on which day they will
peass attend my Office at DennisviIle in the county
Of Amelia, at 10 CLOCK A ~, with such vouchers and
other papers they may intend 10 file.
FABiUS LAWSON, Com.
Augusta 1888. 27-w4w
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We heard II n'imated that they he ffesncns Hanne were
rather when M 3D. received the Enquirer Possibly, "the
eo had hear that the bes, methud OF making dog
come to you and he perhaps acting
the principle on that acknowledgement bhs.
The Wing is true to its vocaiion-but The intmaton,
which it calculates is not correct. We found Mr..
V. g. cordial The possible Inference there fore,
which it draws, is true its premises The Pres.
dent cordial to the Enquirer? All then he intended
seduction This is possibly the next ground the Wing
may assume-But who for such commentators?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

BIN CHANCERY-VraGis,A.- In Amelia County
Il CiEcui, Superior CouT! Of Law and Chancery, April
Term, ISIS:
Dorcas Woodward, formerly Doreus Allen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-10

IN CHANCERY-VEGIYiA- In Amelia county Cir
IA cui, Superior Court of Law and Chancery, April
Term, lS5S:
William Chieves, Willie Chieves, BrrweIl Eldridge
and Mary his wife, formerly Chieves, Brazil Jefferson
and Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Cbieves,
froDnainantc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20


10 real sportsman the faithful picture of a
valuable horse is as precious The portrait of a
beloved friend. The sportsman sees in every line,
beauties lost to the vulgar eye. He can 81, for
hours, and contemplate the air, shape, size and
proportions OF every member Of the noble stced.
To look upon such picture, is 10 recall the 10 e-
mory OF by-aone scenes Of thrilling interest
hundreds following with anxious gaze, the swift
conrsers. as they skim over the plain, deciding
mans fortune at every bound. The shout of en-
thusiasm and Of triumph, the murmurs of d.ap-
Polntment, the hum and Glamour of an agitated
crowd, thousands lost and won, the hustle, the
overwhelming excitement Of the race course
all these, are recalled TO the mind by glance at
the picture of one of those animals, at once the
idol and the docile slave Of man. Have you, on
some by gone day, at some well contested field,
been SO fortuna,e(so kno,cingI mean,) as to win
bet on favorie racer W uld you no, be happy,
then, to look again o the fine features and figure
OF your champion-honor him for his profitable
speed and bottom? You would be ungraieful in
deed 1t you did not entertain such a feeling.
There are many who have in their stables the
descendants Tin collateral we'll direct line)
Of some Of the grea,es, champions Of the race
course. II they own the sons and daughters. and
are fond OF them, what can they do less than buy
the portraits fthe dams and sires jus, think how
much better tho genealogy of a blooded horse will
appear when set off with the portraits Of his dis.
tngushed ancestors, nav-what can we do less,
| to honour and reward the great, than cherish the
| dellneation Of their noble countenances. 1t TO-
therefore with pleasure that call the attention o
the sportsmen of New Orleans, and Of other parts
OF the Union, TO the collection of photographic por
traits OF celebrated horses, about TO be pu bshed
by Mr.. Pointel du Portal, an artist Of great abil
| ty. The first series ofthe collection commence
with the mighty Levathan. The members Of the
different jockey clubs would fail in their bounder
duty, should they omit to encourage the efforts o
meri,orious artist, who fan would do his par
in transmitting to pos,erity the memory Of til.
great descendants of Bucephalus, the Aiexanders
Caesars and Napoeons Of the turf.
| ST TEJnMAc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

The Great Easter. Mini is closed every day at 10
o'clock, A Ms due every day at 10, NJ.
The Express Mel is closed every day at halt-pasl
10 Ms due with the great Eastern Mail,
every day.
The Lake Mail (via Covington, Lay is closed
every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday at 6o'clock,
A Ms due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, IS, P NJ.
The Louisville or River Mail is closed every
Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 MIS-
sent and returned by steamboats,. irregn-
arly three times a week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at 8. MIS- sent and re-
turned by the steamboat Brilliant.
The Alexandria or Red River Mail is sent rregu-
larry by steamboats,, twice week.
louisville or River Mail.
s $;s:;:i.y and at o'clock p"
Coast Mail.
s saturday and Close at 8 o'clock, Pm.
New-orleans Chamber of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1888.
S. J. Peters, President,
A. Querticr, LIST Vice President,
w. l.. Hodge, Cd do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1888.
James Dick, Thomas Barrett,
John Merle, Fl C Cammack,
Jas II Lcverich, Ahijah Fisk,
GEO. w. WHITE, Scc'y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20
MErAIRIE RACES.
A'TVENTInNt

TlNF1E Fall Meeting for 1885, this course will
l. commence on Monday, 10Th December.
First Day-A match for $4,000 side h. #. four
mile heat; Major T. j. Wells names b. f. Extant by
imp. Leviathan, dam imp Refugee, by Wanderer
Grier Il Summons name b. C. by Pacific, dam ny Sir
Charles.
Second Day-A match for $4,000 side, h. #. four
mile heats. MAJOR + J Wells names CT Beeswng.
by imp. Levathan, dam Black Sophia. tBirmins ham,
dam) by Fopgallant. Grier & Simmons names c. T..
Wilhinu Hernden by Woodpccker dam by Whipstern.
Second Race, same day, Sweepstake- for year
old colts and FLIES, mile heats $500 entrance
en- subscribers.
Jas S Garrison, &C Farrar,
Ira Smith Smith, r Smith.
Thos Wells ID Stevenson.
Third Day-Two mile heats, J Purse, $500
Same Day, Two mile heats, J C Purse, $50
Fourth Day-Three mile heats, J e Purse, 1900
Fifth Da,-Four mile heats C Purse, 1000
Sixth Day-Alile heats. best in Sd Purse, 700
Seventh Day-'rhree mile heats, Proprietors
purse, lOOO
JAS GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
THOS J WELLS.
nov16-tro
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MARK ELS.
MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.

Nav YoRK, Nov. 49,
SUsAR-This being the of the sugar
in Louisiana all fars relating the quality probable
quantity of the crop become resting the
Thue far the planters the opinion that the
il Entering; but the moderate quantity of sugar making
prevents estimate of what will eventually be
duced well by of the uncertainty of the
of the difference production between the plant and
Canes the latter 'a ing only been In ner
bourhood of Ascension and Ration Rouge the
crop promises equally we'll and fully confirms the
given by time since. Te crop of last year
far from e0n0O hhdsthis year will reach 100 OOO hhds
The growth of the has hesn regular aud
and the the highest degree favorable
its manufacture.
In this city the market is nearly bare of Louisiana and
Musoo vadoes the trade is very limited
The English money market remains without change Corr
soils quoted 94t for money and 9s @ for
Exehe' uer bills at 69s q Ills premj
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Foreign Hents.-When the 'Oxtofd' lief, LIVER
pool on the 9Th Oct, the steamer .Liveruool, was
49, , 49,: n.,.
vi p'e'eu'e UP 70 Duo'''' anu no intention
then existed TO change her day OF departure Tor
New York. If she started as intended she had
h,o,o an, GA *, L,,o.c u>, ..,
'N "'''"'
the l2th instant.
The steam ship Iiyerpool wns hauled ont If
dock nm October Id Her burIhcp ;e IIa9 tons
ont of which she has stowaue for savsn bnndrod
tons of goods She can besides carry in her hnnL 9
upwards of four hundred and Gf,v tons Of coal
Her leno,h is 233 feet. breath ri be,m &c foo,
d,nth of hold Of fact, She hos ,,,, o,n,os &c t,n
horse power,
Scott the Yank ee sailor who hoe hoo, ;,m,i,o
about a Ia San, Patch ;nmned bio lac, ;n,n ,he
canal at Stroud-.iumDing the life 70 cn,a,
Knowlts,s new NAV iS called tho ,N,;d Of Ma
riendorp,., and was ~ he nr,san,aa -, 49, u,,-
market on the nirht of rucsdov ~ r;,,h ri .
author himself nlayed o,e If 10 ~, ,rno,or,
,ha, il seems he cannn, re, ovar hah;,,ha,
secon, no,n,o III 81 i',' ,
Bavnderea were a, ,ba aIalnh T -" i",oa
holsfo,,sd and ,pa,r ,.n'h',n ney u""ee
dance of cl,,bcs. The d,nna s,an,4inl, =" 49,.
criotion doss M, ,nna.r 49, ~ Jona - IT, w. 80,
alone hu, ,ba f ,L l1a w. ~. 'o.'
,rudes orarefu, enonnh n.rh,n, .G,ar naonl. ,.,
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Vic,or;a e,;u r.,,,;oa =, u,;.
b..Ith IN, O,aa, Da L,
I'd for Malta on hnar't ,h H.s,;n f,x
The E,,neror If Pnss, ia nrncaaI;nr ~ ~ ni,n.
for thu en,;re auh;nSs,;an ~ ~ 's
Efy ,bnus,p, po}as had booa f,ropd H., -
their HOMES nnder s,ron nav 49,, I'D nro.
.ead 10 Rnss;oh.; 49, hn;, sn,n,;ad Nv 3 6, :,
tbonsa nd Rnss;ans =,
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;.'.,a $3.50 49, N '''S' nhi''s'e'' ""o'e
ms s.a ' h,o oo"''s neu ,oo' y,
"a' ''"oe % ~ ".'' i''se' ~ r
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"a s'"se .os9" WIN ""n'ot5 oil passengers
WIS ~ ~ "e sou a. Ne~na''e' vi no
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DLANK BOOk-We daily receiving our Fall
i , supply OF Blank Books from manufactory
at New York; stock consists of the largest and
best assortment offered for sale in this market Of
fcers of Banks, Insurance Offices Steam Boats Fac
Of Blank Books; or stationary, are invited 10 call and
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rantfd to give sati- faction may he returned.
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to rcpc, and s,'ldue their savage foes. So
small tutce as that embodied, and ,rhing an ap-
preparation will do little towards successfully opposing
the numerous hostile tribes now bounded together for
attacking the infant republic. Vast numbers Of the In
dams lately removed from own borders are nssem-
bling about the head waters Of Trinity River.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Mexican correspondent Of French paper empoye ed
himself in Gale uang how much the blockade Mexico for
the first three months has cost the world According
Thirty -four merchant ships have been driven way by the
bockadins squadron, of which were French six
English and eight American vessels The seized by
the French ships from Mexico three number are valued
500U00 per conatwo French valued at the same
sum- have been sequestered by the Mexicans The in
custom duties to the Mexican valued 25OO
OO0 that of the muetees and persons empoyed in the
sport of merchandise &c 5000 000 French merchants
in Mexico calculated to have lost 50OO0GE ditto work.
men, 00O0O; English merchants 36On0O0f German ditto
20oooo0f American ditto $780, OO Total loss Mexico
total loss fer Frenrh ami European merchants
mercantile houses in Europe the loss of private individuals
the expense of the blockade. Ac.n
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

Teras.-The steamship Cuba arrived at so late an
hour on Sunday night that we were unable to make
any extracts yesterday rom the she brought
The Galveston Gazette OF the 9th gives ourshns ac-
count OF the rapid growth of that city, and of Houston
which is said to be teeming with people. Pres. Ious-
ton and the Legislature at loggerleads on some
point ofstquette which seems likely produce much
disquie Indian hosiiliies daily increasing. Two
hundred and fifty men to be enrolled, and $4,000
have been voted for their equipment while an address
TO the citizens generally is preparing call them out
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-20

IFMr. Piorre Gentin, censignee per ship John
Holland will please call at the subscrbors office,
and receive his goods. LEVI H GALE,
nov2O 80, Common st
nTNOTICE. The ship Forum, from Boston,
is discharging cargo opposite Post 81. Consgnees
will please attend to tho receipt of thor goods
nov20 STETSON e. AVERY.
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$4,000! Capital Prize.

ICKFIH
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers of the Grand State Lottery, Class So
33. %, So, 81, 4, a8, g. 10, 70, 6, 50, IA.
TLASS No. 81. Authorised by the Legislature Of
~ the State. To be drawn TUESDAY, Nov.
Nth, 1888, at o'clock, p NJ at the Merchants Ex-
change.
S, DAVIS &. co. Managers.
rs Numbsrs-l2 Drawn Ballots
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Mr.. GEORGE MLRTICK having resigned the Of
flee ofchef Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, MIR. Johm Hampton has been rppont-
ed in his place, whom all persons having business
with, or wishing information regarding snid Rail Road
will apply at the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
BY order Of the Board.
tsgned) JOHN NICHOLSON,
noy17-tf Cashier