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Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Al NEw-YoRK on Saturday, Slst ut., but little done in cotton-pees steady previous quotations. Princi pal sales of Sterling Bills 9i9sa, although lOc asked by some Of the principal drawers. Francs firm at 525
 Al BosToS, slst sales of cotton for three days s5s bales at 6t to Sc, mos Arrived 655 bales Sterling exchange 9i@Dl0 prem.
 BosToN, May 2s-Cotton-The market is quiet, and hn, few sales making Some few forced sales have been made within week past N trfe below what now be bought at. The market Is well supplied and consumers have made up their minds that the article cannot he much lower in this market this crop and are laying in fair supply for consumption. The sales about 800 bales
 Arrived since last
 From New Orleans, bales. Hes.........,.,.,.......22
 From savannah. ........,...,............. ....195
 From other places ,......................... Il
 Total ..........................4l
 Exported same time
 To Hamburg, bales. ,.......................2lS To Marseilles. ........................... SC
 At CHARLESTON, 4th inst cotton quiet, awaiting the steamers advces Sales for three days 29OO bales a, former prices.
 STOCK OF CoTToN IN AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG JUNE l. Augusta. .l6 l3sibales-la't year. ,57S Hamburg. 3,762 10, ,5l2 Total....... 1920 .' .........9s, ,sss Total receipts. 562i " .169 591 The NEw-oRLEANs cotton market improved tc pei ID grades below fair, between Wednesday and Fri day, owing 10 Wnlch ana the reduced stock sale transactions limited 10 $500 bales and for the week to l4, 800 bales Mid 60etc good mid 6416ic.. Receipts 955 ,3s2 balessock 59,gs2. Freights to Europe dull Liverpool l3-32d; Havre tc. Sterling exchange 19a scarce; Francs 250ass NewYork GO days 0a dist sight prem In all description. of Western produce, great duness prevail.d-pces depressed but remaining without material change from last report.
 COTTON CRoPs-We have heard within the last few days of several planters in Clarke, Wilcox and Lowndes countless who represent their crops backward, and to suffering from the ravages Of lice. sh ir The names of TWO three large planters in Mis- sissppi also given, whose cotton is said to be promising. We not, however, apprised sufficient, of the extent or probable inquiry 10 do more than aud it. We hope country friends will keep inform ed Of the correct state of he growing crop.
 The Albany (Ga Courier of the 3lst says, il has ceived full blown cotton bloom, picked on the 22d.
 In North Carolina, the cold weather had injured th, young cotton severely. On the 3ls ut the thermone Ter al 43 deg half hour after sunrise, and frost ported.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

nr,- The friends of JAMES SCOTT annoance him as candidate for the office of Clerk oi the Circuit Court Of Mobile county al the election sn the Jst Monday of August next mn1O'e
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O1-We are requested to announce EDWARD b. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhiI
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FOR BOSTON, (Satur Jay, l4ih June.) .SSN The fine fast sailing packet bark ARIEL, HS1tE Wm. H. Weeden master, will sallas above. For balance of freight, say the bulk of 100 bales cotton, or passage, apply to Capt Weeden or to
 je10 J. H. RIVERS & co.
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For Clerk of the {

Tor Clerk Of the County COuFt'
 ht- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed AS can diaie for the office of Clerk of inc County Court al the ensuing election. JsioF ''
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ns-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY w,ll sup- mort him as candidate for the office of Clerk oftho County Court, al the election in August next
 iani6 40te*
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We do not remember when we more sur prised than we were a day or two since, on taking up the Columbus Times of the 4th instant. to 6nd in it a card of JOHN FoRsVTH, m reply to a charge made against him there. that he had been dismissed from the office of District Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama During the rime he hold ing that office before and since, MT. FORSYTH re- sided in this city. Our impression is strong that It was upon his connexlon with the press and to enter upon that business he resigned his office of District Attorney. At all events his resignation was perfect ly voluntary and during his residence here there was never suspicion or reproaoh entertained against him any personal or social relation whatever. He en- joye1 while living with us, and carried away with him the respect and esteem of this community, as young gentleman of fine abilities and great purity and uprightness of character; and nothing could be more ljudged than to recur to thIs place for any material 10 do him injury.
 We feel bound to render this testimony act of justice to old political associate and deserving citizen, who so far at least as facts have come to our knowledge, is unlairlyand wantonly assailed.
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0o-We have been requested by Gen. JAs. W. LANG, 10 state that he has withdrawn his name from the canvas for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and at the time to tender his thanks to his friends for the interest they have manifested in his bth
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MOBILE
OF LiMEsI ONE.

Or SUMNER ARRANGEMEET.--Publi days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by o'clock in the evening.
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FINED s. RATCLIFFE ls proposed by his friends as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will be supported by ....,,, ,,,.,.1s febI7 67u .. MANY VOTERS.
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ns-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hls friends as candidate for the office of CirGut Clerk oi Mo hila comfy .ni ihe ensuing August electi0n. sp9
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FOR NEW.YORK.

.$SA The packet brig MOREA. Edgar master, H4sHsks3 will positively sail on the 23d inst. For freight or passage. having handsome accommoda- tons, apply to WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

IT.. The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him Candidate for the ofhce ot Tax Collector of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gnst election. my19 l45
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Democrntic Nomination Election.

Agreeaby to an arrangement entered into by the Democratic candidates for Clerk of the Circuit Court, at the ensuing August election-a poll will be opened at the Court House, this day the 10th inst, from o'clock AM. to PM. to determine whs shall by the highest given, be the regular nomi- of the Democratic party.
 The friends of James w. Lang, James Hagan, James Scott aud Jacob s. Marsh. in town and coun. ty, are invited to rally OH this occasion.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

z4srTbe friends of THOMAS G. NEWBOLD will support hT for County Tax Collector at the en- suing August election. jeS TOT"
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ARk TO RENT-Till lst November-a com E:l@ fortable Dwelling House, on State, between St Joseph and Conception streets. a,lFl4tie a.
 ALso-TO hire, four able bodied Negro Men, and Boy sixteen years old.
 iel0 SMITH. DABNEY A. co
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FOR NEW-YORK-Satmdayl l4fh inst.s -EtSN The packet bark REFORM, F. B. Lewis 41sf& master, W ill sail as above. No freight re- ceived on board after Friday evening. For freight or passage appl, board Packet wharf, first be. low Government street, or to
 jel0 JNO. c. RYAN, St Michael street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

The mails was through Saturday and yesterdaybnt failed Sunday. By yeserdays mail we received ihe foreign intelligence per steamer Great Western at New York-Liverpool dates Of l7h and ayre 10 the 18th May. New-York papers of the 2d inst.
 The Enssh cotton market had recsded In price about Id per b between he 9h and 7h-owng in parI the increased estimates of ihe crop of this country and partly to the suspension of speculative operations. Pr ces on the l7lh nearly where they the 18th April The following are the rates for fair cotton, quo ted by Messn Brown, shipey Co. the dates
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Fo- 0l.vI. oF inc Circuit Cours.

For Clerk of the Circuit Court.
 nrS- 1 am candidaie for re-eecIon 'o the ofhee oC Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the ensuing August election. ap15 AUdOSIOo DhoOhS. e
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For County Tax Collector,

Ars- The friends of A c. WALKER announce him as a candidate for the uffice of Tax Collector of Mobile county at the ensuing August esci,on. je3
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Steam between New-Y York and Liverpool. k6ses The Great ns Western n s;ss%sn,p TmEpS nSs &zklk&42 l7OO tons, 450 horse power. B.;R Maihews, Esq. commander the GREAT EXIT AIN, $500 tons, 1000 horse power. Lieut. James Hoskins, R. N., commander, are intended to sail follows ..l.l.
 From LiyerponI From New York. Saturday May ls4S Tsar.aay' ju,s ,s n 2 is4'' Saturday oe'o's! i TT s, ,rr,S TIsT'd'y' Nov
 From Liverpool From New York. Saturday, July 26, 1si5. Thursday, Aug. 2s, Is4s. Saturday, Sept. A Thursday, Oct, i6
 Fare per 'Great Western" Sl0O, and S5 Stew ards fee. Fares per "Great Britain" will be an- nounced in future advertisement. f.-if For freight or passage, apply 10 ..--4 ......
 RICHARD IRWIN, 9S Front street. NY. je1O or to D. WHEELER, 28 Si. Michael st. Possengsr Packet t"ALExANDER Scorr," on Mos.
 day, 2d June, at 4 o'clock PM, FOR ST. LOUIS. .o-- A E~ R The splendid fast running passenger &essF7 &=ssez7F57- steamer ALEXANDER SCOTT, Capt J. c. Swon will leave New-Orleans an her next trip for ihe ab, ve and intermediae ports, on SATURDAY, June the 2lst, al 5 o'clock AM. For passage, having unsurpassed recommendations, apply
 to c. A. GILBERT & BRO.,
 50 oHmerce-s Mobile.
 or to JNO. K. SHAW & CO,
 je1O 24 Poydras.st., New-Orleans. t FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI. E ApMiRsL. ls nss s"' W. p''Sf"' %f weiS'ss sfS%ss saEI sasss99R 9Rw master, will leave for the above ports and intermediate landings on THURSDAY morning next, the l2ih inst. at o'clock. For freight or passage apply on board ielO
 FOR CINCINNATI. . -l4 6~ A The MONTEZUMA, will leave au Hzt, for New Orleans, Louisville and Cin- aszz1I Acinnati, on THIS DAY, 10th inst.s al l o'clock PM. For passage only, (she takes no jeiO C. A. GILBERT BRo.. 50 Com-st
 FOR MONTGOMERY.
 r E%~ h The fine light draught steamboat ALABAMA, J. J. F. Wilson masters will leave for the above and intermediate landing, on THIS DAY, 10th inst, at o'clock, PM. For freight or passage aPPly, on board or
 FOR VIENNA. -'7-7--- h Eoo N The steamboat JIM, J. F. Rxwis master, will leave for the ahove and inst, at o'clock PM. l'.- For freight passage apply on board or to- jelo CAMPBELL. OWEN & co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA h h The light draught passenger steamer EssssszzaEzz- MARQUETTE, E. A. Turpin mas ter will leave for he above and intermediate ports on WEDNESDAY, Huh inst. at 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 jelO Nj. WAKING & co.
 FOR EW-YORK-SaturdayI I4fh inst.e -.ESSA The packet bark REFORM, F. B. Lewis H41S18 master, W i'll sail as above. No freight re- ceived on board after Friday evening. For freight or passage appl, board Packet wharf, first be. low Government street, or to
 .aTn e.
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FOR MATAGORDA uia Gaiveston. ExA The fine schooner BELLA DEL MARI N2aR s. W. Randall master, will sail this morn- ing, weather permitting, and comfortably accom. modate few Cabin passengers. Apply to
 JelO GEO. MARTIN,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

The card of Mir. CASE in yesterdays Advertiser requires no formal reply fromsus. The only ques. ton at issue between the editor of the Advertisers Price Current and our commercial editor is settled by this publication. The point was whether there was an understanding about the simultaneous issue of Wednesday. Mir c. says there was not, bat con- lesses there Das, by stating that he was told of intention 10 issue in the evening and that the time was changed to the morning by an arrangement that he should have our statement of stock lf al- terng the time, for considerations offered and ac- cepted, does not make arrangement" we have lost the idea of what an arrangement means,- the fact being admitted by Mir. Case, there is noth- ing more to be said on the subject.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

"A CHEAP RENT-A small Store on Dad- phin street, can be rented until the lst of November for $50 in advance. Apply to f.
 e10 KNAPP & SCHULTZ. 49 Dauphiu al
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

The Great Western, al New York, exchanged signals with the Br bark Surrey Keyser hence for Hul the 2lst ut, lat 50 20, lon 23 20.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

LNOR HIRE-A first rate House Servant and A' Hoster, of about 20 years old. Apply 10
 jeIO P.B. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE-The subscriber intending to leave the V city for month two during the summer, re- quests those persons who have Jeff wIih him Watch es, Jewellery, &c for repair. call and take them away by the 10th of next month.
 LEON YILLINGER, Watch Maker,
 iel0M ..1 ..,I ..s. ...+. u. .l E0 n..,,h;,..,
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At CHARLESTON, 4th inst cotton quiet, awaiting the steamers advces Sales for three days 29OO bales a, former prices.
 STOCK OF CoTToN IN AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG, JUNE l. Augusta. ...l6 l38ibnles-ldsi .22 57a Hamburg. 3,762 " ........... 10, 6l2
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

A N uncommonIy fine Boy, nine years old, for tAsaIe. Apply to [jel0Al P. B. TAYLOR. ENOR HIRE-A Negro Woman, who is a good A' cook and first rate washer and ironer. Her character every way anexceptionabe.
 je10 i4. c. A. STUART.
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ID OCHILLE Ochre, English Paris White. Dro AC and Patent Black, just received at
 je10 FOODS Paint store, 47 Dauphin st.
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spoKEN-l9th ult, lat Al 10. long 53 sO ship Finlan Sims, hence for Trieste.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. H Ia h The light draugbt passenger steamer szE<zssll z25Izz MARQUETTE, E. A. Turpin mas ter, wl leave for the above and intermediate ports. on WEDNESDAY, 1lth inst. at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 jel0 NJ. WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

IT IME-l50 casks Lime in stone; 800 do for AI sale, to arrive. Apply to - l
 le1O D. 0. CENTER 6 co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-10

HYDRIODATE POTASS-Fify ounces Fly Il Il driodate Poass, just received and for sale by
 je10 M0SELY & TUCKER, Druggists
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SSIDES--I0 sacks Cincinnati Sides. and 10 casks lC Shoulders, just received and for sale by yl.f !.
 jel0 SI&II JONES.
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pHALoN's HAIR WAsH-A supply of ,hjs celebrated Hair Wash has been received per
 ielo MOSTLY & TUCKER, Draggis,s. Il. wv ESTERN PRODUCERS bbls Mess Pork;
 le.0 SI&Il JONES. ENRESII HOPS-One bale just received oer br;sr IT Morra, and for sale in quantities to sui, pur, chrsers by (jel0) MOSELY & TUCKER. e 9 BALES S.4 Indioo Hue Denims. | do 30 inch ~ Blue Drills, for sale by
 jslo EDW. c. CENTER & co,
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h E~ N The steamboat JIM J. F. Rxwls xESS55IG master, will leave for the above and all inle mediate landings on WEDNESDAY, llth inst., at 5 o'clock PM. H..
 For freight or passage apply on board or to-
 je10 CAMPBELL. OWEN < co.
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DIED

On The 18th June, al The residence OF his son-in-
law, Saml a. Guy, Esq, Louisa Co, Capt. Rich.
ARD WYA7-r, in the SD year Of his age As
natro and citizen. he had served his country with
fidelity and zeal-sharng in the tolls OF the Re-
evolutionary struggle and acting in various i'm
portant civil stations As Christian, he exhibit
Ell, in his daily walk and example, those feelings
and sympathies which characterize the humble
follower of Christ Having been for many years
member OF the Methodist E. Church, he truly
exempli6ed the character OF faithful servant of
the Saviour, in whose redeemin2 grace he reposed
the utmost confidence and reliance. By his se-
nerous and honest bearing, he won the respect
and admiration OF all who knew him, and died, as
he had lived universally esteemed. Having fill
ed the measure Of his earthly hores, This Chris
lian Patro, yielded up his spirit TO the God who
gave il, without murrnur or sigh, and sunk 10
rest in the arms Of his Redeemer. L. ID. S.
Died at his residence in Chesterfield county,
on tho 9Th June, after a short bu; severe attack
oil bilious cholic, Mr. GEORGE Cox, in the 50h
wear of his age. Seldom does il devolre upon
ile pen Of friendship 10 record The death of one
whose sudden and unexpected demise has filled
society with heartfelt sorrow. Could The Svmpa-
thy Of his friends have arrested The hand Of Death,
the fatal arrow would have fallen harmless al,
his feet Few men have left behind them rats Of
character more worthy OF imitation. As a
Christian, he was devout-as friend, sincere
as neighbor, kind and hospilable Though so
ciety has lost one 0f lis most esteemed members,
the Church TO which he belonged one of IT'S main
pillars, yet they should wipe away all tears, for
their loss is his eternal gain. BLESSED is the
man who dielh in the Lord"
II Religious Herald will please copy.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

The subcommittee OF arrangement appointed
10 direct the ceremonies on the 2Sih ins in no.
nor OF The memory OF ex-Presdent Jackson, have
adopted and recommended the following regula-
tons for lha, occasion:
LIST. That The procession, Civil and Military, be
formed al the Military Hall, al o'clock, A. NJ,
and proceed thence up E or Main 10 9Th street,
M OH TO Broad street; thence down Broad street
10 the Old Baptist Church. where The address will
be delivered.
ID The West wing and gallery OF The church
will be appropriated exclusively 10 The use OF the
ladies, and no person will be admitted into The
church, except ladies, until The procession shall
have entered il.
3D. The centre portion Of the house will be sci
apart for The use OF The Military and 50 much Of
The same as may MOI be necessary for the accom-
mediation oft e Military, will be occupied by CT
tizens
18th. The east wing and gallery and south gal
ery will be occupied by citizens.
9th. Seats will be SET apart on or near The plat
form for The use Of the Governor and Council
the Clergy, Judiciary, surviving Officers and sol.
ders of The Revolution, Officers of The Army and
Navy of the United States, the Municipal Au-
lhorities Of the city oil Richmond and town OF
Manchester and the Chief Marsha and his As
sistants.
9th. The Church will be opene' al o'clock, to
receive ladies, and the subcommittee OF arrange
menls will be in attendance.
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Z u z L 1 E II
White SULPHUR Springs

This Establishment, 50 iavorabIy Eho Know IL
i The curative qualities Of lis water a." ua,
elegance and comfort OF lis accolnmoda'ion', - Il
opened for The reception OF Visitors on lne
June. Ii is situated 50 miles from Aisisn. 4,
IS miles from Fredericksburg and ~ uiie s CO. sr
the Blue Ridge, in one Of The most hea, s;.,,ccn
delightful climates in Virginia. Inc ai. .,o;or.
and management will be the same a. n. ,n,, and
and the same attention paid 10 The cofn'o''
accommodation Of their guests. n,.s,t
Lovers ofMusic will find the Band unsulp' wil
The season. commencing the lst Oh 'u"N'
end the first OF October. -o,sr vess
Board 50 per week for one week, 80 Pe.
for Two weeks, $50 per month, $50 iof ine .,s 70,
for more than one day so per Gay, " nndrt
single meal, 25 CTS for lodging; chlie.s" horse,
- Years Of age and servants. hall pre- r,b 3
per day 50 cents per week 50, per n, .S
Tri.w, ekly Stages will run from " wa, 1," daily.
civ until The Isl Of July; after that mer rsier
There will be daily line ofs.sges iion 70 Which
;cksbure after The Isl OF July-prev 0us modalite
eonyeyances will be furnished on aecon'A'
terms. D.r, WARD As'h
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A SKETCH OF RICHMOND.

We ask the attention OF our readers to the fo-
lowing beautiful and liberal picture Of our city,
BY Mr.. Hale, the Senior Editor Of the New York
Journal of Commerce, whom We had the plea
sure 10 take bS the hand when he was with US
We were much gratifed with his easy, oil.hand
manners, which are certainly The bcs, passport
through the world. We submit the hai,ering
sketch, with but few comments.
10 the first place, We think MIR. H. is mistaken
in referring to the lead found here Tin abundance
We are not aware Of lead having been discover
ed in this vicinity In the second place, while
TOO uodes,ly abiding 10 his own want of skill in
the game Of "quoits" which turned out not TO be
the case be should have done justice to one Of
the Editorial corps who boasts OF having accom-
plshed in the same game a very great feat, viz:
"rrnsing he meg" But, lastly, our blo'her-Edi-
IoT conmled great fanr pas, in stating that The
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To the E'dliors Of the Enquirer.
LrsENRuRe, Va, June II, 1915.

LcSESBCRG, d. 1uHS : ., iSio.
Sirs: An article appears in The Richnond
Wing of The 10Th inst, under date OF May 29'h
and having the signature OF "Clay" appended
severely handling communication OF NINE
which was published in The Enquirer OF 10Th
May, (and no, Of 10Th, according 10 "Clay. y
Had not my attention been called toy friend,
doubt much if | should have had the good ior-
tune 10 have seen il al all, as seldom have a n
opportunity Of reading The Wing, and but Tor
this chance providence, the article in question
might have passed into oblivion, as far as I was
concerned.
am nor ambitious of appearing in print; and,
perhaps, "Clay" was not more surprised than
was on finding my short and incomplete note in
the Enquirer, as ii was not designed for the pub
lie eye. The circumstances under which il was
written are these: | was in Richmond on bust
ness, and happening 10 pass the Enquirer Office,
the thought suggested itself, that ! would inform
the Editors Of the result OF the election in
this county, having seen no notice OF it in
snypaper whatever. Acting upon the impulse Of
The moment, stepped into The Office, and ran of
a short note, requesting The Editors, (but not in
a "supplicating manner, y to notice the result OF
the Lunenburg election. That note they thought
proper 10 publish and il was given "rerba!inl Ct
l1cr0tir-," in its crude state, without alteration or
amendment.
My reason. for wishing this notice, were given
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:! c AR d.
OLD MARKET HOTEL,

No. 81 East Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
THE proprietor Of this we'll known establish.
: ment returns his grateful thanks TO the pub
lie for the liberal share Of patronage be has re-
ceived al their hands, and solicits continuance
Of their liberal favors. He would most respect
fully inform the citizens Of Richmond, Manches-
ter and the public generally, that he has made ar
rangements with gentleman in the city OF Nor
folk 10 furnish him daily with all the luxuries that
the Norfolk and neishboring market affords; such
as Green Turtles, Soft and Hard Crabs, Oysters,
Fish, &C., which will be served up in the best
style al the shortest notice, having procured the
services OF one Of the bes, Cooks in the city, Who
from long experience and practice, knows well
how 10 please all epicures and lovers OF good eat
ing. His bar will at all times be supplied with
the mos; choice selection Of Wines, Liquors, &cr
that the Northern cities and this city afford:
June 81 GEO. {. SADLER.