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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-11

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-11

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"6retheits'preee" ;u pottspile, bat Gd( (sb
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den tiefslbe friiher rebisirt rpurbs, bat bic
Soeraus9abe tpieocr ubernommeu. DieleGbe
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-11

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Tafbpiae, hat bic 8ranfbeit bes Sen. Safs
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inht fdeint ibn tpieeer nad uno nad perlai'
fen Al tpcllen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-11

~ Baltimore 3eitunsen periIferr baB
"Sdltion" uuo "peptcna" oisfen CONNER
nid,t pieocr nm bic lSette Iaufen rperoen.--
allfo bat illb oas @eriid,t bae fe ,pisber fur
100000 laufcn piireen nid,t belfdtiot.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-11

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-11

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hung bcS Sranf @ccmbs, acfunoeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-06-11

pittsburs.-Die $4,000 mcld1e Der
Staat 9euniplpanien sen llnsIildlidsn ia
pittsburg ;ufcmmcn IaBen pclIte, fIno burd,
cine bort an9eifeIIte Committee perWei9srt
Uorbcn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
agfrDalJGnlD Io1Geeattt.

| have no doubt but this subject, with all o'heIs,
will receive its due consideration, ana ue lui,y
discussed before The people, but should Il Ne over
looked, or treated as one Of minor ii,Iol."nr.,
needing no reform, shall, though ,n i InI1S
Convention, vote against II.
RI, will never do far those who are really anx-
ious for Convention 10 qnarrei WIN Que anu
lher about details We shall mol, lherei"fe' eh'e'
inlo controversy with our friend "Allq"is' IN
regard 10 this matter. We have gwen Our fea-
sons for our opinion, and his are now before '"e
public. We have already expressed our cheer-
tul desire 10 leave il 10 The wisdom and discretion
Of The delegates 10 The Convention, 10 shape ou'
and arrange the details OF The Constitution. we
could easily point out, how "Aliquis' has done
injustice 10 our mo,ives-hnt Il y unnecessary
aud We shall do nothing 10 weaken The cause we
advocate Enquire,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

The following is the article from the New York
Morning News of Monday, which was read by
Mr.. Maciarand al The meeting on Wednesday
night, in support q bis resolution for a Raiiroad
ias.ead OF Canal from Lynchburg or Buchanan
10 The head Of Steam Navigation on the Kanawha
River
"a mos, singular movement is apparent in The
late advices from England, aud indicative OF The
progress Of events II is the conrs1 sum Of canals
into rat',cam The Earl OF Fowls heads the
movement, and a meeting Of the pfopriclors Of
The Elsmcre and Chester Canal, who have form
ed conederacy with the Birmingham and
Liverpool, the Shrewsbury and Montgomery
shire, and other canal interests in The North, for
The conversion of their canal possessions into
railways, in conjunction with the promoters otlhe
Worcester, Shrewsbury, and Crewe, and Shrews-
bury and Trent Valley Union Lines, soas 10 uf-
nish complete system of railways 10 The dis
lrcts West Of the Grand Junction. betwccp
Chester on The North, and Worcester on The
South, was held al Chester, when the proprictors
confirmed the arrangements. made b. tie commit
mil,ee for carrying oul the proposed conversions
OF The several water ways into railways, 10y
means OF company 10 be called The Shropshire
Union and Canal This is proof positive Of the
supplaniing Of canals by railways
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
M, The Engu,ye7
TO THE VOTERS or ORANGE.

TO THE VOTERS OF ORANGE.
Amid The MANY names which have been de-
sisnalcd as successor 10 Capt. L. DAVIS, we
believe The one most pertinent has been omitted.
Therefore, without designing 10 dclracl from those
gentlemen, whose names have previously appear
ed in the columns OF The Enquirer, any worth or
merit which they may justly claim, we respect
fully nvile your attention 10 him whose aptitude
i paael with and paramount 10 eilhrr-a name
which is still fresh in The memory oil many VINO
are his Survivors, as being the representative OF
their ,utirageS, and faithful one too-whirh IS
none other than that of Capt }. Scotland now
we propose Capt. G.. Scott son oil The venerable
Capt.. Scott
We deem il almost surci fluon> 10 say anything
tovinlicae the character Of Capt q. :, a> he Is
almost universally known in The county, ana no
less beloved. He ha. ever imbibcd The conserva-
ivc principles o!lhe Democratic party, is known
10 bc gentleman OF The striCiCst vrraciiy, has al
ways led lie Of industry and soberness, plan
and unaffected in MS manners, great decision of
character Of nnequal!ed >uhricy and, 10 add
what is nevertheless d fact, Nature, when lavish
n@ oul her strange ylil 10 man. seems 10 have
regarded him rs one d her highly favored and
endued him with most irresistible mental lacu!-
ties.
The writer will state thai this is written without
The knowledge OF Capt s. and without his even
having any inlimalion that he would be rro-
posci as candidate. No-lhcrr is a narrow
way 10 fame, and he will ever meekly tread il
mol like some who profess 10 serve the people,
when indeed they Wi>hio Serve themselves most,
and are eager 10 Use upon the pampcred wing Of
applause We believe Capt S every way quail
fed. and hope his paT,iSaIs will centre upon and
make him The representative oiiheir Interests.
Gnrionsyic. Oranoe Oct 20 !S15
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

PRoGng.s or A PoUNp or AMERICAN CoTToN.
The following is the history ofthe travels and al
ventures OF pound of manufactured American
cotton The cotton came from The U. ). 10 London,
thence 10 Manchester, where il was spun into
warn. II was then sent to Paisley, where il was
woven next To Ayrshire To be tamhoured; alter
wards il was conveyed To Dumbarlon, where II
was hand srwed II was then again semitic Pais-
lev. when II was conveyed 10 distant part OF
Rentrew to be bleached, and then returned 10
Paisley; ii was afterwards sent 10 Glasgow and
finished. and from Glasgow il was conveyed per
coach 10 London From its shipment in Amer
ca ill lis arrival in the London warehouse, it
must have been conveyed 5000 miles by sea, and
800 on land The value was increased LOCO per
cent by the processes OF The manufactures. whilst
no less than $50 people were engaged in lis car
rage and preparation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
conviction OF HUNTER HILL

On Mondaylhe case was submitted 10 the jury,
who, after a retirement Of Just one hour, returned
into Court with a verdict of Gu,hy Of Murdsr IN
the Eya degyec. The Judge, then, alter short
but very impressive address 10 The prisoner, pro-
uounced the awful sentence OF Death 10 be car
ried into execution 10y hangng) on Friday, The
u of January next The prisoner appeared 10
lie much affected; he spoke few words previous
10 being led out saying he hoped God would Tor
give him, and that The people would forgive him;
and thai he had no thought OF killing Major
Smith when he asked him 10 walk with him.
The prisoners counsel moved for a new trial
but The Judge overiulcd The motion. Several
bills Of exceptions were signed and sealed byih
Court during The trial, and We learn that pcli-
ton will probably BIZ sent up 10 The General Couft
which meets al Richmond in December, for wril
OF error 10 bring The case before that tribunal
Should This be granted, and the verdict OF the juIy
sci aside, The punishment for mnlder in III Sc
cond degree is confinement in The PeniIenliary,
the longest term of which IS IL years.
Nmjok HeraU, Oi. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
RAYMOND q WARNINGS
Grand " crea2e RE

THE proprie;ors respc, fully iEiofm ~
i zens oil Richmond, and lis yic'ait'
their extensive collection oil
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
Will be exhibited a, the above named pa
COUNCIL CHAMBER mr..
October goth, 3Oth. DIST. AZ" 49,
s.r En,ranc. on Mayo street. =
-. Doors open from 10 > oclocH' = y.
al G.. III.
~ Abundance reduced Q - cent, ~
under 10 years OF age, and Servants i'''..
Il Dulias the hours Of exhibition. -
braird W. A. DUBOISE viii appeal " ~
The most beautiful Scenes, and, amch- -,
,eresling performances w'll harue'> ~. "
A LARGE NUMiDlA" La. n
On entering Richmond, !"o ~
PLANTS will be hafne>se,i 10 -,
and prceet.e The whole rcllnnc q n
&c, 10 the place Of exhibition. ,..5f.
Er For par, culars, see Balls ro>'e,, Ill., = 80
,els L. Z. RAYMOND, M"'9s
=, "a 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
No. .A9. West Main street.

TNHE subscriber Las received nearly all Of his
L Fall Supply OF Goods, and will BE- pleased
10 show his assortment, consisting Of
Dinner and Tea China Of all and beautiful
patterns
Every description Of Earthen-ware, China and
Glass
Every description Of Lamps. Looking Classes
and Looking Glass Plates, Knives and Forks
Waters, Casters, Spoons, CandrIabTas, Giran-
dules Candes,icks
All kinds oil Britannia Ware,
And all at such prices as cannot tail 10 pleas
Cali al No. 100, West Main Street, before pur-
chasing elsewhere. JAMES EVANS.
Oct 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

We are deeply panied BY the following u's-
Tossing Information in Yesterdays Na'io''"' :"
leli;st ncer. We hope mat Tie loss has oee" eN-
asscrated: :,
"Cnesr Far AT W,NcHFsrfR, Va.-r"t aie
informed ~ hasly note written rom " c Nv -,
Ter al midaishl u TUESDAY, Iha' large ~ .',,J
lust been >ubiued a, !ha, place. when Iss''''r
prep, r,y 10 HE amounl oil sixty Thousand d"la,s.
We have no particulars, except that an'on- '"J
buildings Consumed we're Tayiors tio.',, ,.'' ~
Housh', low Of buildings, besides 4 hnhp.' - -
Diner houses amounting IN al, As We s"li"r' -
al least thirty, as the note states .i,d' ., man.
twenty-scvcn were on ie al one tl''e'
The Baltimore Sun confirms The statement .
the coulagraiion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

Can any one, ailer reading HE following para
graph, doubt, Tor one moment, the fidelity Of Mr..
Polk as 10 the Tariff question, upon which he
has always been true 10 the Republican party
A correspondent Of the Union prcsumes that The
President will "recommcnd the repeal Of The Ia
rifI of 1872, to be substituted ~ orc Of purely
constitutional revenue character. We mus, sue
coed now, or never, in settling, upon just and
proper basis, this vexcd question ofhe Tariff"
The Union endorses this opinion in the follow
ing explicit, hat-tooled language
"rhe confidence which The writer expresses in
the President WILL we have no doubt be COM
pletey BONE out by The reality"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Family Flour and Wine.

YNIE undersigned is now receiving Tor sale
"Burney' and other brands Il Family and
extra" Flour, ol qualify mol 10 be surpassed by
any in The City. Asu, Gordon Rouge" Cham
paisne and "Chaleau Haut Brion' Clarer, war
ranied The genuine Importation OF Lewis Ro-
gers, Esq, and Of delightful favor.
BERNARD PEYTON,
Oct. Gilt Basin Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
NEW BOOKS.

TWINS AND THE HEARING. 81, Of
i Wiley s Pu'nam's Library ofChoice Read
ing, contains Twins and the Hearl," story by
Maltin Farqnhar Tupper, glorious writer,
whose productions are redolent Of genius, and
The beautiful in imagery and impression.
Also, No. 25 contains rich selections from Tay
Tor, Barrow, South, Fuller, Million, and Bacon,
By Basil Montague. at should be understood
that this is @leciion, not collection. We wish
that somebody would make lille more com
mon The whole OF old Fuller and We hope thai
The eommonness, that is, the recent cheaper publ
cation oil some Of the Others may moi tend TO PIE
vent many from reading them. The solid bnllion
oil these old laborer> supplies ample material loI 'hr
hammers Of the gvld-beatefs of the present day. :
United States Gd2ciie.
Received and for sale al tie Book Store Of
Oct "a DRINKER s. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

Fncien NwS aH he N3,I,.S Tie rc,.r.
English news per steamer iiitef"id, vhioi' -,
circulated here Yesterday mornlae and co!ilia.
cd by let!ers received III lhc afternoon, lbs 'et
10 aay the excitement previously nv,iced 70 ne
flour and grain markets. Bob >eii,r- an +
ers have been brought 10 paue. MletS q.
ind>po,ed 10 purchase wheat atlhe prizes here'o-
lore given. There were no transactions -,
morning decline 81 several cents The bG..
81 must have been submitted Ia III cr!r! 10 Il.
sales The decline IN The prjce o. hour IN ~.
York Will, 81 course, have caused > decline il {.
No sales. however, have l:ken pl..rr. lioa.r,
Of CITY MILLS are ASKING - -, ~ III" m-'nc +
altogether unsettled No,Aipg Zone to-day 8
Howard sl.cri Aonr. Com cou'irGe, q. ,oa
mand Tie price, quolei yesicida Ma',lai.
white 90 o. cents; yellow Is 4 o. c.ni> Prfr
syiyania .clow I'll = G6 c-ni
B1II MIR, II .frf.f al -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
xyu, p. Turpis,'s GMc'

r OTTERY draws in Richmond l" 80 i
IL o'clock. Capital prize S'CU"
tickets 81, halves 50 cts, Gna'iel' =
Nos, and - drawn. Fer sinsie ilehe', :.
ages. and The real sure enoOsh pii@' ~
ply al Fortunes New 1oinr ts,
Turpin is sill in the field! ff'% -.
in The last week hy the in7'ncioin c..%Ilmpl'
Seller. W =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

NEW YORK MARKET, Get y, ,! T. n
There has been nothing done in colion w,r
naming; buyers arr oil. Flour crops 5o0o la.
rels were taken for Liverpool yes,rri p. ". =
$50, ana He's has teen as!,iug that ptcc 5.
day, Luz without elieclins sale 5a5 ralie, g.
ncsee we're soId al 5.4l, and there were n &
close of Change some sellers who would halctD
cep,ei 81 II.
For wheat los els. NAV lie quolod ~ aa
quality. A sample otvery handsome Ml,nisa.
was held al 40 cs., but nj sold; a car-u.i2 .ll
Jersey Com brought 6s cts. weight: 500 ya>i,
two rowcd Baly, - , cts; Oats are l. =
CTS Whiskey droops liule, bbls may 4 h.
at % ] , Cts.; Cheese = IL cis. for good ~.
prime lot; riime Butter i sta:ce.
Sterling 81; Francs 525, nominal.
IL,nrMnl fA,ll.l--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
s45. ZOO sa5 600

The superintendent OF the qnoias OF BaeAinxhaa,
Prince Edrdrd Charlotte, Campbell Harris.n, Tyler, Ri
che linus and KananAd will he iessened by tile c.ea
tion of The new counties Of APpomoT Doddr'dge and
G:!mrr at the last session Of the Legislature An Act
Of Assembly will be necessary 10 iI the quotas IL all
these counties, which will probably he passed at an
early day OF the approaching session.
J. BROWN, Jr;
2nd Auditor.
end Auditor. Once, October ealh, ls.5-d&cl,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

For capital prizes in any ioiir'y o" rt 4,
paeemeot Of J. G. Gregory i Co, sow
ders 10 The capital prize seller, > rrRF.
Oct. "a W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

HANDSoME-CUTv ELYETAND SrRI-
Ill PED SATIN VESTS.-Another supply
Of those fine Silk Velvet and Fancy Satin Vests.
beautifully cut aud well made. Received and
Tor sale hy G.. DUNSPAUGIl & CO,
Oci ri West Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

T OOklNG GLASSES and Looking Glass
| \ Plates, al No 1909 West Main Sleel.- just
cpencd line assortment Of Toilet Looking Glass
rs; also every size Plate. Call al No l01, W.
lain street. JAMES EVANS.
OFT 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

HOYT'a OFFICE $1,000 Capital for 10
i 1 dav The drawing comes 20 hand by ~
o'clock Tickets only dolaI; shares in proper
ton; pac kagcs Tor sale Tor almost nothing uht'l
II! o'clock, al HOY -,
Oct. u No. 3, Exchange
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

Married a, PucahonlaS, on The 10th inst by The
Rev. MI Joseph Wilmer, Mr.. CHARLES ID. MIN
DOE oil Petersburg, 10 Miss MARI RANDOLPH
daughter Of Joseph r. Weisiser, Esq, of Gooch-
land County Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
"a " j. Z Il AZ q; /.

THE ORIGINAL. ETHIOPIAN sEEENArEG,
McssIs German, Sianwood, Harrington, 7. -.
and White.
For Two Nights rioie.
They will appear this evebn. in an entire cnat
OF performances, giving
"A GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
in citizens dresses, and the lest selection Il ~
Ethiopian Melodies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

NOR SALE, 10 remain in the ely, likely
l. young Man Servant, accustomed 10 waiting
in the house and driving carriage. The best re-
com mendalon can be- given is TO character and
qualification. Apply 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
Oct. 81 Agent & Collector Isles Row
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

FOR TIE INFORMATION OF THE School
COMMISSIONERS OF THE STATE.
Appo,fioameni III tic Appropriations I'm lie Edr-
t0iion Of Inc Children Of tic Poor, IN Ute year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

t.,rANDiNCi BYRON AND DORSAi
- COLLARS.-A lew dozen OF The above
iashonably.cu Collars. JUS received at
G. DUNSPAUGH < cos,
Oct. 2i Fashionable Cloihing Store.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

CEMENT.- SO barrels Rosendalc Cement,
~ flesh ground-landns, and for sale by
Oct. p EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

NOR HIRE-The balance oil This year, Boy
l. abonl IA years Of age. Apply 10
Oct. a RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

rOTT PARAGON DOOR
" SPRlNGS.-ThisS Spring being quite urna-
mental, is suitable for doors Of every apartment;
It's action is simple and pleasant requiring but
iule excrtion 10 open the door 10 lis full extent
aud vet shutting with greater certainty aud les
violence than ordinary Springs. Anoller decl-
ded advantage is, that il will hold lie door back
when required. Just received, and for sale by
j. a. GARRISON u CO,
No III Broad Street. Sign otthe Hand Saw.
Oct ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

OLD RUM hu9shead old Jamaica Rum,
~ received and Tor sale by
Oct. q W. NJ. HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

Last night but ore oi the engagcmea; j.
MRs. III. LEWIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE.
TIME Subscriber has for sale a hne young
Il Riding Horse, and perfectly gentle in har-
ness Apply 10 GEO. w. TOIER,
Ocl. p Agent & Collector Lisle's Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24
A CA RID.

WIN. McCRERi, late Of This City, and now
w engaged in business with the established
house Of +: w TRION & co Merchant Tai
lurs, 231 Broadway, ru:Eer ot Park Place, Nrw
York, is now IN the City for few DAYS, al lhe
Exchange Hotel, where he will be happy 10 sc
his friends, former customers, and those oil HE
public, who will render him a favor for our mu-
NAL advantage. Oct. 3l-F&S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

NIFTY THOUSAND MACLURD, OR
i Usage ORA NGE.-The Usage Orange
is but lille known in Virginia.ye certain per
sons have long believed it admirably adapted for
hedges. Near Philade phia, there are hedges Of
il ilnpcnelrable 10 man or beast. Il is armed
with formidable spires, which tifectually exclude
inlruders; and, aboundins in acid juice, cattle
will not browse on The leaves or tender shoots
Price, $40 per thousand; extra size Sl2 So
Distance 10 be planted, ~ 10 II inches.
Orders received by
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
Oct. "a Druggist, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

GLOVER SEEp.-lO0 bushels Clover Seed,
" received and Tor sale by
Oc,.2i W. M HARRISON.
~ OLD FOIL for Denli>s-a further supply
VI received BY express mail and for sale by
Oct 81 p. JOHNSTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

NIANAGERS' OBJECT. RUSSELL
lVI BIGGER & CO. II Bisso's Faror'fc
far he SM 81 November, 5 II 1900 Doilars! =
The attention Of adventures is called 10 The
grand scheme 10 he drawn The S,h OF November,
in another part Of this paper. Ii You wish your
adventures To be attended with success, address
your orders 10 The constant capital prize sellers,
and prompt payers,
Ocl. a 4. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
,e rsn Z, The Steamer POCAHONTAS,
- Captain fIolng.head, will leave
Rockets Saturday afternoon, AT o'clock.
Goods intended for shipment must be alongside
by o'clock.
Freight taken 10 Philadelphia as heretofore.
Passage and fare 10 Baltimore only S.
Oct. 81 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

II NOTICE.-A petition will be presented 10
the next Legislature Of Virginia, for division
OF HE county Of Albemarle into Two counties,
forming oflhc southern portion new county 10
be called Rockfish. II is proposed 10 embrace
within said county, that part oI F'uvanna lying
between Hardware and James rivers, and 10 run
he line commencing al The mouth Of Hardware,
with said river 10 Carriers Bridge or Whereabouts,
and thence due West to The line OF Augusta county,
and thence South 10 Rcclsfish river, taking in d
part of Nelson, and thence down Rockflsh 10 lis
mouth MANY CITIZENS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

The Sr6.R CRor-A writer in The Plaque
mine Gazette, who evidently speaks by The card,
goes into an elaborate argument 10 disnrove The
assertion pu iorward by The Price Current Of This
CITY, in its Animal Commercial Statement, tolhe
effect that the coming crop Chat of This Year,
vii be The largcs! in quantity and the best in qua
lily, Of any vel produced in Louisiana"
After setting forth an array oil facts, he comes
10 The conclusion that ''ii cannot lie reasonably
expected that The present growing crop will e1-
ceed 10000 hhds., subject 10 still further deduc-
lion from an unfavorable sea on and an early
reeze."-[N O. Della.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

HORSE SHOES AND HORSESHOE
IL NAILS for sale cheapbv
J. A. CLARKSON & co,
No Ill Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, sign oil
The Iiand-Saw. Oci.2l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-24

PIANO FORTES TUNED AND REPAIRED
DY NASH & WOODHOUsE l37, Main St.
d We have very recently employed in our cs-
iabshnent a gentleman eminenlIy skilled in
Tuning and Repairing the Piano Forte Recon-
mrndalions from the first makers in This country
award 10 him thorough acquaintance itiI the
mechanism oil This instrument.
Orders left with us for Tuning will always re-
ceiye Immediate attention.
NASH 4 WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers. and Dealers in Piano Fories and
Music. Oct. ~
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"INpEPESDENr CAruorIc CnrRcu =" / appears
from The Cincinnati Gazette that l'e movement
in Germany is about 10 be luIiowcd in Cincinnati,
by The establishment Of an independent Catholic
Church. The Gazette says:
1--WE understand there is Increment in this
city 10 establish an independent Catholic Church,
in accordance with the avowed principles OF The
Reformation now in progress in Germany. a
city German paper contains call for pastor OF
ncw Catholic Church II is understood that the
subscribers 10 this Church are numerous and
the main object Of their association is the estab
lishmenl Of Catholic Church. inJcpndentOf The
Pore and BtSiopS"
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A Hiss in the Bark.
Mr. Hpniill,nn NJ ~ IL

On Friday Evening, Oc;oier "a.
The performance locommeBce with the Faro