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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08
WINCHESTER ACADEMY.

TNHE Board Of Trustees of this Institution are
Il gratihed 10 announce 10 parents and guar
dams, the following arrangements, which they
believe will be permanent and will secure all the
benefits which, from lis favorable situation and
circumstances, this Academy ought 10 confer.
Two gentlemen, the Rev. J. J. Smylhe and the
Rev. NJ. Meigs. OF whose thorough scholarship
The Board has been satisfied. both by ample lesii-
mony and personal observation, will take charge
oilhe Academy as Principals, with such assis-
ianls as may be found necessary, at the next ses
sion, commencing on the first Monday in Sep
lemher
A full coliesial course 81 studies has been aiopl-
cd, embracing Languages and Literature, Mahe.
mates and Physics, Intellectual, Political and
Moral Scence-the aim h'ng not onyt qualify
the student 10 enerlhe highest seminares OF learn
ing on the best footing but 10 afford ample means
TO such as may deem il necessary or proper 10
finish their education at home.
Students from abroad can be accommodated
with board, lodging &c, in The family Of Mr.
Meigs, who occupies the Academy building and
grounds; for which his charge, including fuel and
lights for session Of five months, is $50 90
Tuition in the Classics and Malhema.
tics, per session, lG so
English branches alone II so
For modern Languages, an extra charge.
The tuition tees TO be paid, invariably, in adj
vance The scholastic year will be ten months,
to be divided into Two sessions OF five months each
r. Y. CONRAD, Pres.
Jas. M Mason, .Joia B,acc,
r. A. TuibaN j. II. Sherra,d,
4. S. 1fdJaN, p. Williams, Jr.,
n. T, BalGlrn, ". ". ANinson,
d. w. Burton, ". Y. Rooir,
H. H. .lr G,tirc, Trustees.
July 29-c5t
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TUE Di,Ty oP pATRIoTs

We have seen nothing that expresses our SEN
,imenis better than The following sound views
We find them in the Morning Ariel, an excellent
paper published in the thriving city Of Pilisburs
which, Phpnix-likc, is emerging from It's ash
es, more beautiful ani vigorous than ever. Eve
rs word cf this article is full oil truth ard mean
ing II is the amulet, which, il not thrown away,
will protect the Democratic party from danger
and, Al the same time, promote The honor and in
terest OF The whole country. lis wise suggestions
are applicable 10 Wing and Democratic every
man who loves his country. We adopt il as, in
every way, better Than any thing we could say
and ask for il candid and careful examination {:
"STASo BIZ YOUR GoyERNMEST-We are sur
prised to notice The cold shoulder some OF the
Democratic press is giving 10 The General Go
venment. We say surprised, because we can
not, as they appear 10, discover any real grounds
for such course. The President has been elect
cd for term of four years, and is pledged against
allowing bis name 10 be used for a collection.
The present Government has some three and a
half years yet to serve. Is il mol our duty 10
support that Government, so far as we can DO il
with pfoprielyl As Americans We should do
this-how much more strongly, as Democrats,
N'ip"d w o'"Hu W. ~ diH ~ Subi-
nett
Whenever The President shall 60 any act OF
which we cannot approve, We Shall not shrink
from speaking our disapprobalion; bu We shall
do ii fairly, and upon plain grounds, understand
ingly. What is the use OF grumbling about ap-
pointmenls moi being made, and the thousand
other lrilling matters OF expediency, which are
caught up by the Wings aud ] lew DISCONTINUED
Democrats, Tor pariizan and personal oblecls?-
Is any good TO be gained BY such courss2 II
so we cannot discover it.
at IS our duly 10 support, 50 Tar rs we can,
the Government under which we live. Ii is bad
taste in The Whiss-and fault in Democrats 10
throw unnecessary obstacles in The way OF The
Government. Our country is al swords points
with a foreign power. That power is weak and
impolent, il is true, but not without counenance
from those who are as powerful as ourselves
Our country is At Issue with the strongest nation
on The Globe, aid il requires diplomacy, careful
on The pan OF The President and his
Cabinet, 10 secure 10 us that which is justly our
own, without the risk Of an open rupture.
as il rights il justice 10 the Presdent-to
ourselves, 10 em1arrcss him wtn r!fing annoy
anees about the appointment of petty ctFcc-holdcrs2
We readily admit that We would have Demo
Gratis hold posts OF importance under Demo
cratic Administrations but is OFFICE all that IRE
hare gained IN The great struggle Of I6i4l Let
us act like Democras-like independent sens-
bic men, support our Government for The sake
of the country, and have done with these ungene-
rous chickering's"
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Plaintiff:

In Observation-Disclosures: Ala Superior Court OF
Chnnrery for the Richmond Circuit held At the Capt.
toll in the city Of Richmond, Tuesday, the 9th day
of June, isi5:
Michael b. Wolfe, Plaintiff:
against
Udolpho Wolfe and Martin Mnntn, Defendants:
Hes by their Counsel. 10 be heard upon the hill an
of the defendants replieatons thereto and r1h
bits filed and WINS argued by Connse whereupon the
parties hy Counsel conserving that irceiver OF the
profits Of real estate mentioned in the bill
shall be appointed, and that IN account shall be TAKEN
of The transactions of the llnlT with the defendant,
Udolpho Wolfe, the Court doth adjudge order and de-.
cree. that Richard H junior he appointed receiver of
the and profits o the said ren estate no Is To be
allowed reasonable compensation for his care and
pains therein, first giving security in the sum al one
thousand dollars 10 he approved by the Clerk Of this
Court dy nd al each Of this Count TO account for
and pay what he shall receive the Court shall here
alter direct and the tenants al The sad real estate 10
pay their rents in and growing 10 such
cever, who 10 keep the said real estate in tenanta
bile condition. and let the from time 10 time,
there shall be- GccasiOn with the appreciation OF this
Court. And the Court doih further adjndge order and
decree that the said plaintiff do render account, be-
fore Of the Commissioners nf This Cour. Uf all his
transactions with the defendant, Udopho Wolfe, in re-
speet 10 the said real a.a,e and the said Commissioner
IS directed report The said account TO The Cont To-
eeiher with any matters, specially stated, deemed petit
nent by hmsrlf or which may be required by the par
ties, or either 0f them, 10 be 30 stated.
Copy-Teste, NJ HOWARD, Cik.
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'0-c2m TFlOS. WILLIAM.
q. w. PURCELL.

E1ACHi.N GFI f.ND IN IEH1 OfIU!
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
nRAWN numbers of the Grand CONSOLIDATED I4t,
~ ~, Class No 81, drawn "a Aug ST., 900 Cspt.l
~ 81 ~ ~ 50 - ~ ~ " Is S. i u
Iialf, Nos. II 81 b3, prize Of 81 $50 ina it
Office by Purcell.
Drawn Mo- of pokomokr. NJ I5l
II % 4s 50 81 Is 50 " ! 20 s. )
NEXT MONDAY
$4,000 Dular>,-lDD Of | 900
In This LOTTERY there are ~ thee nnnrhrr pri1e. ls
81 UOc--1l others 81 900 Gfand Consolidated LO,i-r
No. -, To br drawn at Wilmington on Saturday A..
sth-drawing received Monday evening O. nuns,r
~ drawn-Grand Capital SIS 900 loo Of coo. Te,.
SlO halves 8, quarters 80.
30 00C Du!!ars,- lj.000-l00 Of l000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 81, 10 b. d4s
at Wilmington, Saturday, l6ih August, drawing rsrc
500 s,o". 300 a.as4. iiSn q i611 u 4 y !.
300, sc. Tickets Sl2. halve. d, qnahrfs3.
10000 Dollars!-1S Numbers, II Dawr
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No So 10 he mar
IN saturday, August 2j-draw ing received 18th hi,
Grand Capitals $50 o %, 5000, s 900. 1900 5y-N
1000, ,5uo, 10 al 900, 500, 800, 2OJ. 1icStu!
halves ), quarter. . ~.
10000 Dollars! 5000 100 of 900
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. -. 10 br draw
Wilmington Delaware, August 30th-dIawing rsU Il
Isl September. Grand Capitals: $4,000 $500, it
2,ll7, 100 Of 1000, &c Tickets $40, hayc. J. qu4nG
y 50.
lcy- For full Schemes call ut the Oflcr
1 Tickets In the above. and IN an Letter =, UIis
the popular management Of ID. PAINE & CO, conssi
~ for sale. Orders cOnfdentia aud the drawings -
free 10 all who send Ia PURCELL. On letters rnclo,u
cash prize tickets, the postage need not be paid II
member, Tor la.ge prizes. and prompt pay, adde's.
Aug. &. ". PURCELL, Redmond. Va
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m RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.'S oFFICE.-Look at
the Prizes sold in the drawings received in three
days
Drawn Nos OF the Delaware Glass 1s5:
~ 6 IL "a So IS So a. 80 % 20 S 6 II.
Whole IL 81 II; do, sc 81; Share, II 90 II; do.
G SO A. all cold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, 1856:
81 60 q &c 80 IS a. III 9 65 &c 40.
Half, 10 80 60, do, SO 80 60, sold and paid by
BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos Of rakomok Ike Lottery, i5l;
Ticket. % 81 65, prize OF $500, sold and paid by
BIGGER * co.
Drawing of Pokomoke Lottery. No. l53:
Il ~ IS 80 81 IL SO % 80 81 ~
Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 81
AZ 81 20 80 50 as % So 81 10 S. CO
Half, Nos. 80 50 g., small prize of sl,o1o sold by
Drawing Of Pokomoke Lottery, No. lis:
Q - % Al 65 is III 80 81 %
Half, Nos. - II, prize Of s,5oo sold and paid by
BIGGER < CO.
Remember, if yon want prizes, address
t. RUSSELL BIGGER CO.,
Aug.s Richmond, Va.
II RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.-Keep it before the
people, that BIGGER & co. are sill ahead that
they are selling Prizes in every Lottery they
or Prizes sold by BIGGER & CO. In the last days 90
Whole h Il Sc Sc I? ~
T' ns u / % g = = {c more Capital.
Half % 10 Go
Dn 80 80 GO
Also, Nos. ~ 81 G5, Prize Of $780,
Half Nos. 80 so 65, Prize of 81 Coo
Half Nos "a a. Prize of SI.5O0.
All sold in The last three days by BIGGER & co.
The Tickets be seen at the Office
For this day, slo, 000-Tickets 81 s30GO-Tickels
ST. For packages single tickets In the above cal! be-
T. RUSSELL BIGGER s CO,
Aug Managers Office, opposite cage Ruins
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nIxNER TO MIR. :. +. LEAkp


The Lynchburg Republican contains letter
from committee appointed by a Democratic
meeting at Amherst Courthouse, July 2lsl, 10
tender 10 Mr.. Leake, The representative in Con-
gross from that District public dinner al Ped!ar
Mills, ''as testimonial OF the high esteem and
regard in which y0u arc held, both politically and
personally, by your fellowcIizens ofthis county;
also the reply Of Mr.. Leake accepting The invita-
ton for the 10Th August. The Committee are as
follow w. A. Richcson, James Powell Charles
p Lee, Lewis Harrison, w. ID. Miles, Ed L.
Sheon, Paulus Powell, James NJ. Robertson,
Joseph Kyle, Geo. W. Davis, Leo. Daniel, Jr.,
Archelaus Reynolds, R. J. Pryor, S. C. Gibson,
|. L. Twyman, J. J. billiard. Their letter ION
behalf Of The Democrats Of Amherst" says
owe beg leave TO assure you, that il is with no
ordinary feelings OF pleasure that We discharge
this duty. Though agreeable as il is 10 us, We
can poorly express our admiration at the disin-
leresied palrio ism and eminent ability You have
always displayed and The distinguished services
you have rendered. with an unshakcn fidelity 10
The great Democratic cause in the political con-
ficts of The country
"The manly bearing and lranscendent ability
with which you conducted the LATE exciting can
vass in this Congressional district have excited
anew our admiration for your talents and high
moral worth, and added still more 10 The heavy
debt OF gratitude you have placed US under"
Mr.. Leake's reply is as follows:
Il am deeply sensible, gentlemen, Of This rene,o-
cd evidence of the confidence and esteem OF many
OF my felow.citizens in your noble county.
have not forgotten, and can never forget, the
kindness and hospitality with which was greet
ed by lhem when, almost stranger, | went
amongst them during the late congressional can
vass; and now his additional testimonial of their
friendship has given them an additional claim
upon my grateful recollection that shall be .ll
and acknowledged as long as my breast is alive
10 one generous impulse
"ln very brief and very stormy political ca
reer il has been my fortune TO encounter as
fierce and relentless warfare, as The annals of
party conflicts afford; bul ever cheered by con-
scious reciitude ofpurpose sustained by The mass
es OF an honest and right-judging people, | have,
hitherto managed 10 keep The "wealhcr-gase" OF
my enemies have looked 10 the people alone
for patronage and support. Aslong as am wor
thy Of their support, have tull confidence that
shall receive ii. When they find me unworthy
twill be their duty 10 discard me; and shall be
the first to recognise the justice OF the sentence.
ii accept, gentlemen, the invitation that you
have conveyed 10 me, aud as you leave The sug-
gestion of the day TO me, | name Saturday the
10th of August. For the very kind and fatier-
ing terms in which you have discharged The mis-
sion coniided TO you | return my heartfelt ac-
| am fully sensible that my
services to the Democratic PARTY and the hum.
Die ability with which they have been rendered.,
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BALTIMORE MARKET August 6, : r. NJ.

FLoUs-The market Tor Howard tIrrt Flour Is with
New Flour is In fair demand hut rcrips continue Ia
miied. Some holders ask 81 50, and Others 81 ~
and for choice brand. ST. Gl line is held al 8, %
We quote the receipt prlce IL n.wat 81 a'i. We hear
Of no transactions IN City Mills Fonr for day or tw"
The last sales were 81 i2 at vhrh rate holders are
willing Ia sell.
Gnnx--There was a fair supply Of Wheat a. market
to-day and sales made nj STEADY prices. We quote
good prime reds ~ 81 cts oidinary good
eO cents and inferior, with less garlic III TO
20 cents. We quote while whcts nj 80 a 81 cents for
ordinary To good lots and 9J -nts r parcels sua
be far family Hour Sales &c fTn al ~ ! cents Tor
white, and IA 10 ont, Tor yrllo. Rye IS c;s Oats
80 a 81 cents.
WHIS.Er-ls ~ rather less demand 10 day We hear
OF no ,a,-, however under y rd,tt for hhLs and 81
cents for bbis.
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PHILADELPHIA MAMrT-Anr. &.

Corrrr-Thr market frln tr only sac III nnnrn.
reported Is a"n 2'0J bags aaraibo, taken on landing
at a price not public.
FLoUR-The stocks Of Flour ne moderate and The re-
cripts unusually light the eapst demand for the last
three days has rather Improved and sales are rrpurlrd
Of 500 b5ls nj 81 for sannd OLD ,tork 81 2 for that
not recently made, 81 Iii &for flesh ground, and
101 bh!s. Brandywinr, hew wheat sold at 50.
Gssis--1he arrivals Of Wheat light; with sa'e- OF
several small parcels an. at So SD cents for fair and
good Southern and rhicr lot - cents sales ut old
Pennsy lvana 1t Sd &c Cent? We quote Pcnns!lv mia
Rye AT . - cent?. Corn, the demand more active
sales Of several carRoes Sohei yeilnw ~ 70 cents;
su0 bushels Pcnnsylva dat afi5 cents and coo BUSH
rl- round at ic cens Oats freely aud ratri
dropping; sales ut l,Oh bushels Southern al 81.
80 cents for prime. and - rents Tor inferior.
WnsVpY IL sill scarce; quote hnds III q eii.,
and bbls ~ 4 23i cts-U. s. t;d:
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NOTICE.
JOSIAH ~ RpIEII,r1Irn

- = ~ ~. II " Ell. oilers nj. :
~ VICES VICE, 10 inc pubic as Collector Of cl,i,
lie VIII collect all claims entrusted 10 him ,'' !.
promptly pay over moneys which he T reco q
and will attend 10 the collection and honi;,
debts in the counties OF Cumberland Bus.
ham, AppomattoI, Charlotte, Prince Etwa,i; I.
Lunenburg; and will regularly attend Tho .,' =
OF said counties, whenever business cals :
there. Messrs. Flournoy & Bococl; vii - =
him any necessary assistance, ana be oir,.s !.
sponsible with him for business en.lu>ej !, I
"'""s ,r6r.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL. In STANTON
3D. PMc Po'rtrS.

By PiIc I01rfrS.
TINE next session OF this school, will COM
i mence on The 18th Of August, and terminate
The 18th OF June following. Monthly reports of
the progress and department OF the pupils are sent
10 their parents or guardians, and boariers are
required unless excused, 10 attend some house of
divine worship on Sabbath morning.
Terms-Board and tuition lor ten months $l5I,
payable miannually IN adrdnce. The number
OF pupils is limited, ami persons wishing 10 enter
their sons will please make early application
address PIKE POWERS,
July S-cwtAn9l5lh Staunion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

DISTRESSING OccuRRENcE.--A melancholy ac-
cident happened al ST. Geneviye, Canada, on
Sunday las about six o'clock Five respectable
persons had met al house in The village, when
a hurricane, accompanied by thunder and light
ming, passed over that place. Two Of The com
pany proceeded 10 the garrett for the purpose of
shutting window, when they were Instantly
struck dead. The electric fluid passed down
stairs, killing another person. and severely in
juring the remaining two individuals-one OF
whom was so much hurt that ii was expected
he would soon be numbered with the dead The
deceased were highly respectable Young men,
much esteemed, and have each LETT a wife and
children TO deplore their loss.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

MISSES Maya mn and Catherine E. Allen will
1fI open School for Girls at No. J. Cover
nor street, on the Isl day Of September next
They will teach all The branches OF an English
educalon-and il will be their main object SO 10
explain and illustrate their instruction, as 10 i'm
part 10 their pupils thorough understanding ol
what they may learn, SD that their minds as well
as their memories may be properly exercised and
improved. Strict attention will be paid 10 the
morals and manners of their pupils-and their
mother will always lend Der aid 10 maintain a
mild but effective discipline in The school
The Misses A. will be much obliged by receiv-
ing early applications from those who intend 10
send their children or wards 10 their School.
July 15-w5W.
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a 1'E ACHER

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, graduate Of the Uni,er.
~ sty of New York, wishes 10 obtain situation as
Teacher lin a family would be prefrnedl IN some heal
Thy place the South. lie ~ competent to telch the
English branches and the Latin and Greek languages -
For qualifications, character, &c, he refers TO Hon.
Theodore Frenehuysen, Chancellor Of the New York
University Professors John WIN Draper, NJ. d., Taylor
Lewis. l.. L. D., New York. Address b. a care al
John P. Haven, So broadway New York, stating salary
Dud other particulars Aug. S-cits
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CIIApJES CITY LAM

THE subscriber offers for sale Tract OF Land, u
miles below this city, lying equally in ilrnrico and
Charles City counties, the junction of White Oak
Swamp with The Chckahomny, and five miles from
James river II contains, by recent survey, &c acrcs
most Of which Is heavily timhered with llr finest oak
and inc The lands nduinin. contain mail aud It is
supposed th. tract has also mari although search
been made for IT, Nr. Moses Carter residing near, will
show the land those desiring il. For further
particulars, apply 10 The sub.rrber, In Richmond, or, in
his absence, 10 his brother, WIN. K. Trent.
Aug, s-C5t pETERFfELD TRENT.
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CLIFTON ACADEMY.

TIME present session OF this School will close
i with an examination on Friday, the 18th OF
June, and after vacation OF Il month, The cxer-
cises will be resumed on the Ii;h ofJuly ensuing
The charges for board ndlulion will be The same
as heretofore, which may he seen by referring 10
The Enquirer or Wing Of Nov. 10, lsH.
June .I--cVtf RO G.; LOVING
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In connection with the accident at Newpor

In connection with the accident at Newport,
and The burning oil the Ocean House, The Tri-
bune gives this cheering account of gentleman,
about whose file there was mnch anxiety:
"Nlr Hazard, We are happy 10 Stale, is safe
ard sound. He was not injured in any way
No other persons have been ascertaincd 10 be
lost beside Mr.. Gardiner. There are two or three
dissatisfied rumors about the city, but we could
trace them Ia no substantial origin. Nlessrs.
Burrows and Coxall, who were injured BY the
falling Of the ladder, are doing well.
''Thcre really is no loom for more people in
Newport NJ present; and families who are think
ing Of going there, will copsull their comfort BY
changing the direction Of their route"
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY.

TINE second session of this institution will
Il commence on the 18th July and close on
the 18th December. The terms OF this school
for The session of five months, are as follows; for
the English branches, ten dollars, and Tor the an
cient and modern languages, and the higher
branches OF Mathematics, fifteen dollars; board
and tuition fifty dollars.
The Principal is graduate OF Emery and
Henry College. and can prepare his pupils for
College. He deems it unnecessary 10 trouble
the public with recommendations, as any who
may feel disposed 10 patronize him, are referred
10 his former patrons, who will attest 10 his ability,
AMI lailhiulness, in The discharge OF his duty
ROBERT w. WATTS,
June 20-cWSw princip3l
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EDUCATION.
Washington Academy.

TINE Trustees OF this Institution wish 10 en-
i gage a Teacher for The ensuing year, who
is qualified TO teach the Latin and Greek Lam
guages, Mathematics and The higher branches oil
English.
Accommodations (post paid) directed 10 Da-
vid habin Esq, or the Secretary, Fnny- Mills
P. o., Amelia county, will be laid before the
Board OF Trustees for their deiberaion on the
2Olh Of September next.
SPENCER A MANN, Sec'y.
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NEW YORK MARKrrs-rur.l,y, P. NJ.

NEW fUKk NAKkLTS-Tnr-IiN, 7. NJ
FLorE-Tbe receipts iodag :'dl1 barrels. The
market is without the slisht.s change. eir l. III
lie Western all nj that II j. j.iling from :.ir stores
Georgetown, Alexandria, Bal more, Richmond country
and Bfandywne 81 IS a 4 s..
CorroS-The market is firu, but the stock u TOO light
for extensive operations IhNock in tins market has
been rarely n low rs II IL al resent.
GRuS--Two lots Of Southern Wheat have been sold
at rates not transpred. Corn in demand, and will
bring 30 cents, WEIGHT; Norlhdn IS; RE finn at . q
C9 cents; Oats &c 1 cents.
PanvIsIoSs-I.ard ia barrels .enta kegs 81 y tts
City Smoked Hams 9; Shoulders ut 81. But little
doing in Butter; Cheese 6a6l
WnIsyrY-Prc.s have gone Up 10 % cents Drudge
al 81 crLts.
T.LLow- Small sales Of rendered at u cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-08

JUsT As We ExPEcrED-We learn from yer:
bal bu, good authority. that The Yankees are con
sirucling, within lew hours tide Of Boston, a
number Of large, wide, tlal-bottomcd vessels,
drawing from four 10 six feet wafer, and intended
especially 10 run in and ont over the bars along
the Texan coast. From the talk OF The Down
casters" one wonld be led 10 suppose they con.
sdered Texas very bad bargain; they are, al
least, determined 10 mate The moM cut of IT,
". o. PicavRne.
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lille, Prince Edward, Aug. / l,lj
PEsOpOSap.S

WILL be received until The 18Th !,
w month, (August,) Tor Building, 10 ie,r,....,,
upon The oI in The city Of Richmond occu5'+ 49,.
present, in part, by The Bell Tavern, accort,,. =
plans and specifications which can h. cyan,
at The Office Of Mr.. Bacon TAFT Plonrsi;-.,
will be received for The whole or any par, !, \.
said Buildings. BENZ DAVIS "'
Aug Git, -