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Mississippi and Louisiana Hotel.

NJ RS. MARY KIRKLAND ,osn.ctc,,,v =,
w nounccs to her friends and the nnhl;c ren..
ally that she is rrcpared to accommodate tl,em ~
ho above establishment. and homes from hcr
sxerticns to rcnder visitors comfornblc IN receive
continuance Of former fayors. She faels conf.
dent that persons visiting Covi,g,, y, dur;,, the
ummer months. cannot ind b.,,,, accorr,ndss
than she can afford them, on more liberal terms
Her house is pleasantly s;,m,Ied md wall s,nnI;oJ
with every convenience; the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, &c. in short. She PROMISES
shat nothing shall DO wanting on her mart to o;vo
, tire satisfaction to all who NAV pa,rouize tho
mississippi and Louisiana Hotel. lea
16I0 THIN pIIRT 11,,-.....- -
South un sns Dr. ssld Of
to offer his nrofcsson,i .arr;o.s =; ,s;o o;,
He assures tho LADIES' mJ e"a H.. .n,s Guy
prompt attention n;I, he ga 81 a.. i, o I:",
NAV be made and also ofEnrs h;s s,-,oo Won, ", tIa
holders of slaves. heinz vol ,com,;n,.d vii, ,hs
diseases common IN them. bnvnu ,,,ondad Than, IN
tho sugar house in ChnrIcS,on "''''o '"'"' All
The famous anti bilious nils i,.r III. con,,o.;on
Of Professor Smollct,e VIII d;roe,;ons onn To- h.d
Of tho undersipned. The cf1sct whch ,hau h nua
produced in Ills and other cities has haeu n;.mdsd
with tho oreoiest snccsss ~ n,I';o, ,Io he., ~.
references can be piyon Ann,v n, M ISe Wan ~
zinc street, mo. M,I,ORING
iInY7Hv N y
AA"Do" WAKE, MOoD eChE"s' SAD
yx,ur uoyvr1I UnD,ES ' co,,,.Nv A.
o,s w.. I'M" 'p,", oo ..al no
h.,. ..oo;,ad %. "ea. n.oM.ah st,oo' WV io.h
,scs;rn VI. pus. seso sa "le constantly
AZ ths abara aJs ';n ~ .ne s.o 't
olowinu S;tuho Gr to sohs -. .,'d
$3.50. s Sui'ao'o 'of ''o sou'"efh ana
Hoilow wars &c s,n.r;o, .,,,;,v ,on,;.,;. -
.bont Inn ,ons ~. ''P'''o' q'3"'y' ''"s'''"g 81
pat, os % .. Ia, W.,
"'A.s' I'm go '" w s"iioh',
Ksttios * s;.os c.o o 80 80 y. " ~ sam'
.ss''oe' 80 '1.S' 'io,s 90 " 10 eaehs,
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M aosN. sloEs-s6 casks Cincinnati .sn,s
I,sH1: t.s"at t.cno: nnn Tor saie,
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u PERM OlL-l5O0 gallons pure winter A
~ Sperm Oil, in casks and bbls, Tor sale tv
JARVIS Il ANDREWS.
Wholesale Drugg sts corner Z mmon and Tchun
ms s.Ieels. mrl3
WHITE LEADS bLls, 1870 lbs each;
w 40 kegs, 100
900 do % "an
English dos IA bbls. 400
100 Paint Brushes, various sizes:
case Verml)n;
bbls Coral Varnish;
Jnpun
j" Coach
20 packs Gold Leaf
so do Silver do;
100 do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS. American, FIR slisl, and French
1900 boxes, various sizes and qualities,
Boston Lrown du.-50U boxes consignment will h.
sold low.
Also, general assortment Of artists colours and
I, OILS, for sale by A w SCALES.
No 10 Canal street.
Is. Alabama notes taken at y T, and Mississippi
notes will be received per cent discount for goods
or in payment of debts. ielIw
NLOUR-300 anding fir steamer Indepeud-
ence, "le DORSEY,
"|' ~ New I.avre.
Emers"n's Rrzr Surnrs-'rh,ee cases of tn.
genuine article. JUST received by
oct 3. REESE & DLANI, 10 Camp q,
Missouri Rnp 100 coils Missour, bale ron.
made all If hemp, in store, and Tor sale by
n3 BoGERr & HAWTHORN, 81 Grayier $,
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~ I.Ilif.iI.> NEW WORN, Ac.-'rlc Au,rrirgn i
~ thSiand, by tho author ~ Year in Spain il,
g"luurS,
Noble Deeds Of Women, IN VOL.
The iom. WiH's Book n manual moral rcli.
ons and dune tir duties.
just received aud for sale BY WM. MKEAN
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Ehers"n's Rrz'r SIrnrs-rhree cases of tn.
genuine article. just received by
oct s. REESr. & DIANG, 10 Camp q,
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Missouri h"p 100 coils Missour, bale rope,
mnde all If hemp, in store, and Tor sale by
n3 BoGERr HAWTHORN, 90 Grayisr 5,
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ENLOUR-aOO anding fir N steamer Indepeud.
ence, "s DORSEY,
Hn'Z5 ~ New Ipy,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
JAMES RIVER SCRIP AT PAR.

YMyHE undersigned for the purpose Of relieving HIM
whole or any part of the following described property
living in and near the City of Richmond at The prices
attached and will take in payment James River Scupet
par-lst Fifty two fee; of ground The south SIDE Of
II street oppusite Rnya. Parrshs, and on which
brick house containing six rooms is now IN The couTsc
of construction and viii he ready for tenant by the L.
Of January next. Price $3.50. 2ily. House and
Lot opposite TO Trinity Church. now occupied by X ~
Sanxay This property will be rendered much more raiH-
able than at present ky the erection OF the Exchange
Hotel which is now being built nearly opposite: il would
rent now readily for Si5D per annum. Price so0O =
adv 50 feet Of ground nearly in The Of the above,
fronting IN Aspen Alley md adjons The property re.
Gently occupied by Mrs Pankey, Unrmery Btrjam,
James Harriss) This property IS also increased IN Va
ue by the erection OF said Hotel and the operations Of
Mrs MAYO Immediately opposite. paid tor this pro-
perty three years ago SS74 will now cell II for l11O
And 4lhly An Island in James River, 5 miles above
Richmond containing hundred and five acres Ct!
land This properly is valuable for cDlvn!Ion but much
more so for It's extensive water power which can be made
available any extent oil very email expense and Tor
its never falling bed Of the best building sand The sand
bank alone hns yielded annual rent OF $50; and
when the Lock which is in the course OF conslruc
ton 10 lock down the canal 10 the river, is finished
| have no doubt but from four 10 five hundred dollars
ner snnum will be received tor the same. Apply to jog
MAYO, Esq Mr. Samuel T. PuIIium, or 10
RICHARD REiNS
PS-As 10 the value of the Island, would refer 10
Messrs Fleming James Il. =. Workman, aud William
G. Allen. The city property, OF course, VIII show Tor
itself ~ Is
Nov % SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
UNION LEVER FEMALE SEMINARY,


YHyHE subscriber having employed Miss Judson for
Il The ensuing year, will continue school IN his Ia
rnily The situation of this school experience has
pIy proved to be entirely hea!hyt is very retired and
free from temptations to pleasure and extrayagance' u
is the time, easy of access, situated about u
miles East Of Boydon, and in few bundled yards at
The stage road running from Be!feId, Va, to MIIion
Il G.
The duties Ct this institution will be resumed on me
Goth day OF January next The Scholastic year consists
of len may enter al any TINE, but must
continue 10 the end of The year. No deduction on ac-
coun, of absence excep, in Of sickness.
Miss Judson is highly qualified TO teach and give m
srucrion in all branches usually taught IN teina"
Schools Every attention will be given 10 the morals
OF Young ladies' entrusted 20 her care
Teyms far Tie Scholastic Itar:
Board, washing, &c, SS0 w
Tuition in Engsh branches, 20 w
Music, with use OF piano, 81 VI,
French, w w
Painting, ~ y"
Ten or twelve young OdiNs will be received if carly
application 10 made. Address the subscribed Iml'n
Level, Va Alba DOh VI
Nov % OIL"
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IaiwqGle S.auntoa R,ccr l.

NN7lLL he sold at public auction on Thursday, tho
Wv Doth day Of December, lc39 The '-act OF land On
which the late Claiborne Barksdae RESIDED II The county
OF Charloe containing by estimation from eight hun
bred 10 one thnusa nd This tract lies the We
,srs of Staunlon River, Coles Ferry, III the sad
county and contains about three hundred OF first
ard econd rate low grounds, large portion OF which
is rs fertile as any in Virginia There also the rlvrr
fishery belonging to snd tract yielding during The
son uIe ntiful supply Of fish The high land of very
suueror quality and in good heart, and contains far
u,opor,jo Of we'll iimbered wood land and some highly
improved Tobacco lots The dwelling house is a large
two story building in good repnr containing seven or
erht ronms There is also unfinished story
building adjoining with two rooms and cellar, making
in all ten rooms all the necessary out buildings aid
improvements. This land IS situated IN remarkably
healthy and pleasant section Of country, and IN de-
lirht(nI neghburhood and there can be lew situations
more desirable for a family residence
Will be sold The same day, oil the perIshaole pro-
pcrv belonging 10 the estate Of sad Claiborne Ba'kscae
decd CONSISTING OF horses cattle hogs, sheep, &c, 400
barrels corn 80 stacks Of oats plantation tools and utcn
sils
The sale will take place the premises; the land On
credit of one two and three years, purchaser giving
bond with good security bearing interest from The DAY
Of sale and thu Executors rescrvug lien the Lard
ns further security until the whole Of the money shall
he paid. The perishabe esiate will be sold on credi'
If 81, months purchasers giving bond with approved
securi,y. CLAIBORNE BARkSDaLE,
CLEMENT R BARkSDALE,
Executors Of Claiborne BnrhSdae, dee d.
" B Persons Wishing 10 view The land can apply 20
Claiborne Barksdae at Charlotte I. ii orr MI !ohh
Mason who superintends the estate.
Nav ID 57-wtjs
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FOR TIE EFQUY
Drn,cninn Mru cntcL M SLEn,rsk

Dro,cning Men eatch at Sua,rs!
II is quite amusing 10 see how your reckless neghhor
the "Nbip" sezes hold of any thing, even the mos,
as ~ sentence paragraph 10 prop sinking cause
To oolhe that unfortunate statesman, VIM G Rives in
the hour of blasted hopes and ruined fortunes; who
wr, ,ched man, has fallen, "ke Lucer, never 10 rise
ugn NJ! For example the following paragraph from his
full brother the "LYnchburG Fignian, il caught nj
with avidliy and transferred 10 his columns for the ed
flea Of his readers and the benefit Of his truly ts
tecmcd tric0d, the Lite EJpunger: "A Tam III in The
Enquirer, has published The I'd No OF review of Mr.
Rivpss Lousn Speech II is Chi, ly remarkable for the
ualcs aud C4PIT7LS with which he endpavors give
emphasis his stupidity" The clever but concerted
Editor of llu abusive pint Ohr Vrgnian) knows well
that the reviewer alluded 10, is speaking from hc
k0ci. md dealing fatal blows against Mr. Rlves And
because lie cannot meet the reviewer in manly argu
mrnl, he flies into rage, and resorts at To his
wonted abuse But this mode of reasoning is precisely
Characteristic Of The famous Lynchburg Gladiator and
foil brother Of the "Whig As druGbise. per
haps, that gentleman ever received, inflicted
upon hIn, think about four years ugo ] recoec il
well, aud on sure il has not entirely faded from HI,
mory-and the only defence reply which h. ysnlureG
make 10 open attack upon The gross Inconsistencies
and shameless course Of the "VIgnian Just such
he has recently put forth against writer in
the Enquirer, who is so successfully arraigning Mr.
Rvess fatal ergivef a, The bar n public opinion
Goon, "hn'i Conservatism because Anti Whiggery,
and let The People ui Virginia read in fill The dread
sentence Of condemnation " h;ch VIM T.. Rlyrs has
curded against himself II the "Franian' has not
msnanGd YOU, you the first Tom fit wh"se strength
Of wing enables him rival The ''bnld and we'll
tanned fight Of The Eagle viii The Lynchhurg Editor
inform the public whether Mr. Rges rhit,rashed
in his columns four years ago n0r, he painted
than as black the Devil himself,
r ,,s,i, t hoo arr si'h honor erown'd
JACKSON VAN buren, MAN.
N. b. You that the People putting ihei
shoulders TO The wheel-Mr Van Buren, adminslia or
must and will be sustained, against all the machina,on
of Nhiggery combined.
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z. p. .fdsh Petersburg.
Ehk sik'-n reply 10 your letter Of the 9Th instant wlcb
~ did reach III yesterday take pIcs.nr. in
you that The P@no purchased Of friend Pesrsn for
my cansher has be- duly received excellent hiry
Proved and con.6ercd By CORD judges Ion, pretend 10 he
very Superior Instrument: is certainly haud.ome
With my best wishes tie increased sales your Pi,nn.
an, s very respectfully,
iocf most oi't s.rv'i,
tCopyl JOlIS r p,ct.
keep constantly on band The description OF Planes II,
alluded abnvr. bought Of by Mr. Pa. ' =, ~
Any wishing the services uf an aIc y, ~ p., "a
Regulator aud Eepafe viii Find 10 their ~
aseneman who has ln located himself this r.rce Tor ai
pose Of attending ohe business OF his profe.on in MI,
f"'cr.burs, md The surrounding counties a,lnae n NJ =
eian Charles F. Horn, ESQ., New YORK - " 'c0a'e" mus
oHe', from Town or 81 the county, will b. p,co.r
aitenfed 10 nn bere left with Mes.s w Rrndo,nb
h"Ss.'',c''' MehH'n", Or myself 10 Petersburg.
t"i-VrI Z. p. NASH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE E.T-QCIRER.
a "REMINISCENCES

Now, thntthe Wings of Virginia have sealed their pc
li'ical infamy by nominating N. P. TALLMADGE as
their candidate for Vice President, may not be nin
tcrssfing 10 your readers 10 peruse the following
(From the Richmond Hhig, Of Nay II, 1881
"Some of the Northern presses have suggested n. P.
TALLMADGE, U. S. Senator from New York as
suitable candidate for The Vice Presidency II proper
10 say in good time. and ALPHABETICALLY, that the
Southern Wings CANNOT and WILL NOT support an
'Expunger' FOR ANY OFFICE WHATEVER Upon
this point the higs Of Frginia, a, least are UNANI
NOUS. They believe with The high soui,d Leigh that
Expunging not only IAN ar, Of MORAL TURPl.
TUDE.' but of BASE SERVILlTY, which should re
ceve, THROUGH ALL TINE, the eIecra,ion Of
erery patriotic heart IF ANY ACT Which A
MORTAL CAN PERFORM, REQUIRES AN
ETERNITY OF REPENTANCE, 1T is THIS
DAMNING AND DETESTABLE DEED.
at may not be umiss 10 add. that The Wigs Of The
soc when the proper time shall have arrived will give
their cordial support TO any sound statesman who may
be presented for their sufrngss Pice President with
this CONDITION. THAT HE BE NEITHER AN
AROLITlONlST NOR AN EXPUNGER."
Upon this elegant extract what comments shall we
mahe' Why, that the candidates of tue Federal Wing
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Internal Improvements under the auspices and With the
appliances Of the General Government
9th The Democratic party and The Constitution op
posed TO high and oppressive proteetire Ta1if-
FcrSus
"lhe Federal party and The advocates of high Tariff
for protection al any cost however great TO The other
great interests of The country,
18th The Democratic party and the sound rules os
equal justice, opposed 10 all iegazsd noucPoies sub
versive of The public veal
Versus
"The Federal party and tie advocates or chartered
mon"p"es with exclusive benefits a. le expense Of The
community.
9Th Martin Van Barren the faithfuI exponent. The
consistent defender and The llusriios representative If
the Democratic party and lis principles in the and
energetic administration of The Government
Versus,
Henry Clay, the recognized organ, the jealous advo
CATE and the deuded champion OF the Federal party and
it's obnoxious principles.
"Feow citizens: This is the undsgnised, actual state
OF things which you have TO meet and upon which
will have TO decide-ihe consequences will reach you for
veal or for wo, and for no small amount"
LATER-Since preparing the above, we have received
the N. York Post of Tuesday evening, from which we
make the following extracts
The Boston Morning Post Of yesterday has returns
from all the towns in Massachusetts except three, which
appear 10 be carefully made up and revised. |, is
true that they do agree with The statements Of
published in several Of the Wing prints, particularly the
Boston Atlas, which allows Morton plurality ofony 1875
votes in $40 towns But the Morning Post has taken
sunleCL OF tne AdS 10 striCt
analysis and TO show in what towns the difference lies,
giving lis for believing in the authenticity of its
own returns Having done this it concludes with say
ing I'VE are nnlIely confident from all these tests Of
the returns, that in event can Mortons lead over
Everett be less than 500 !"
In regard the of informal returns Of by
taking advantage of which the Wings threatening to
defeat the will Of the people and prevent the election Of
Morton, The same print says
Two can play al tina, game. We have statements
from Wing town, which gave hundred maj oriiy
for Everett. that would vaie the whole vote Others
may be similarly situated Buthe object Of all fair
will be TO give full expression to the popular vote,
without resor,ing to special pleading 10 set aside
turns"
Concerning the House Of Representatives we find no
thing satisfactory.
The Senate, far as elected, is Democratic. The
Morning Post hos this paragraph:
"MiDDLEsEx SENATORS ELEcTED.-Returns in the
Yeomans Gazette Whig) Of Saturday render it certain,
by adding The votes OF Dracut and Medford which have
since been received that The FIVE Democratic Senators
are elected This gives US majority al the organization
OF the Senate"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
7othe Republican members Of The ne1t Legislature Of


AS fl coadjuor OF the lllusirous Republican, Mar
tin Van Buren, The work of reform which he has
need place before you for the Senate of the United
Sta ties name, which bespeaks veteran Republican.
1 o. Jude 10 Peter v Daniel Much, great deal may be
said of this gentleman while member Of the House OF
Del agaes and during his twenty years service in the
Exc culive Council; hut it would be idle TO those who
kno ~ hm-and who in Virginia does not know hin;-
to tempt TO detail TO you The incidents of his public
life. may, however, sum up The qualities which have
illus trated and adorned his character through life His
poll tical principles founded upon the model Of Jeer
son. and supported by purpose which nothing can
ri. He unitrs, TO OF honor the keen,
pa otism and courage equal 10 those of Casca, who
wv hen Brulus shrunk. gave the first blow Cesar for
the liberties Of Rome" But why recount to you the
big qualifications Of 50 long and so fayorably
knc 10 us all?
7 he candidate whom have thus brought before you
emf ondes Of the requisites for the place for which
he proposed md for The present crisis than any known
TO lie In elPclng him. beside the iulfneDt of your
duty 10 The Commonwealth, you will have done SER
vice grateful 10 the bosom OF every trne Republican.
CHESAPEAKE.
vi rrnia, Nov. 10, 1899.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
EGYs's Bank Of Prizes,

NICHMOHD, vi
IN the last month d. M Hoyt has sent to severn! Of
E his Correspondents in the country large prizes; in
the CT The month he hopes sell larger
and more Of them Below are some very splendid
schemes. Orders for tickets in them requested c be
forwarded without delay 10 d. NJ. HOYT
Riebmond, Ia.
SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER
Virginia Petersburg Lottery No. z, to be drawn D..
cemher 7lh 1889:
Capi,aIs-S3O OCO, 10000, 1000, 5000, 2,5oo-5O
prizes of S 600
Tickets only SI0-Cerfcaies Of Packages Of 2G
Whole Tickets Si30--Shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery. Class 6. 10 be drawn 2lst De-
ceR,her, 1889
Capitals ,OOO eco, 10000 1000, a,coo-lo u
81 600, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Cerifcates of Packages Of 25 Whole
cke,s SI2o-Shares IN proportion.
Nov 22 57-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
COMMUNICATED
NEW PUBLICATION

NEW PUBLICATION
"A Uhis and ConS,rr0tire Lr1tcon.
|. The EIpunGe-.1 damntd d,cd
To make speech IN favor OLA sign that the
speaker was against il.
>. An Expunger in 1886 One who ought TO be
scourgrd ill eternity
!. Ditto in 1898, and according 10 The Wing and the
thigh .s"ned" Legh- One guilty Of "mcra rurpude, y
and Merto,c inca pabe OF holding or obtaining nny Of
ec whatsoever, a least at The hands Of The Souern
Wings
3. N. 2. Tanndge in 1883 pronounced by the Wing
party ns unworthy of being candidate for The Vice
Presidency because he an Expunger.
N. +. Talimadge in $780, nominated by the Southern
Wings as their candidate Tor the Wee Presidency, at
which nomination The "hish sOutd" Leigh oflica,ed as
High Priest
The Subrrpasury System "lhe sojtst for the secu-
ry of the pnbc treasure. and the irres from corrupt
tendencies Of NY left within the choice Of Congress
The President who first recommended incorrupti.
bile system, Iad who ought to be eashired and
Mr. Rives morMy patriot because he opposes it.
Patiotism- Office, seli.advancemenl &c
8. Prineipie- Conrenencf, interest," &c.
. C"Hsisteney-Not to be Of the opinion, for
two days together.
10 Wing sammun bonum-Power place, cmoumen,,
IL. Stnte Right Pocians-J Q. Adams, Daniel Web.
s,er, W II HARRISON Henry Clay, W. SIade, &c
~ Sriet Co"Strurtonists-G ng Lao Crincnden. &c
IL Federal cardinal virlues-To lIe TO SANDER, ad
apfaitum.
IA. Federal Wing gaunlry and purity of character
To be ready 10 murder Democratic member OF Con.
sress al The budding OF the u States Bank or its corrupt
and bought up creatures
IS Wing decency and orntory-lmpudence and black.
gur.rdsm
lG Patly"-"Presiden,
II. To be party man for or 10 years-To be the
slAve Of lbe President during The number Of years
IS. "a simple, solid, hard money Governmental
bl. ssing in 1884 but curse in 1899
10 For The Federal Government "io receive all it's
rev enue in specie most desirable of reforms in
1874, bot the most odious despotism in 1880
81. Wing leaders in October, 1888 Worthless men,
gn!i Of "nnprinciplad manGuvring."
81 Wing leaders in September, ls39-WorIhy men,
good men, great men, and Mr. Crittendcn himself is
"hig h noindfd and distinguished Senator
% Batnos 8wes- L'rcypooL.
23 The pnnacra fer all ev-A National Bank.
81 The true way 10 enrich and benefit our beloved
souI hen countryTo cleo, Henry Clay President, that
he n lay bless with another Tariff like that of 1898
III lie foregoing is but crtract from this valuable
Lex con As The Legislature is about assemble, mem.
bers Of the Assembly would do well to purchase copy
before they go into the election of u.s. Senator To
all such therefore the work will be sold at For
further particulars, inquire OF the Office Of The erich
mond TergveIsator and Public Advertiser
THE PUBLISHERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-22
To The Members Of 1e Senate IF Virginia.

As the period for your converting will arrive, at
which time consequence of the appointment of your
former Speaker, Stafford Parker, Esq as Register OF
the Land Office you will have TO elect new Speaker
beg leave 10 recommend To your consideration. as
person well qualified and possessing every requisite to
ill with honor that station, your very verify anu talent
ed member Richard Fl. Baptist, Esq Of Meckenhurg
deem entirely useless TO say much Of MIR Baptist
political opinions az from The very prominent part which
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DEATHS

RICHMOND MARKETS-THuRspAY,N Nov. 81
ToBAcco-No change 10 notice in this article, prices
nomnalIy The last week.
FLouR-SG 80 generally asked by holders, purchasers
offer SIS %
WHEAT-Sl 10 for red, Is for white.
CoRs-Ycry dull at Gjc
EXCHANGES on Boston and New York, from 10 TO l2
per cent.