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New Music.
WILLyou come 10 my mountain ,5'
w "The Mountaineer's Invitation :.
~, Tho n,nhaan Eap;I,.

WILL you come 10 my mountain -
w "The Mountaineer's Invitation :
by the Orphean Family:
"Will you come 10 my mountain hon,
Will you come Ia The hills with NJ
In The wild woods we will roam, ic:e
With our spirits light and tree.
"As gay as the winds we'll dance
Thy voice shall our music be;
lis tones shall rival the birds sweet !.
With It's tuneiul melody"
The words by Alfred Wheeler, TIC 9
Frances Il. Brown.
The Funeral of Napoleon-as sung o
phean Family;
he comes, he comes. The muiiled y.
nounce his solemn march
HaTk bark The cannons roar Sc :
banners dance
The Circeuil rests beneath the TRIUMPH
Hear hear the cry-"Napoleon
France !"
The above beautiful Song. may te e..
P. RI. 1AiLui
Piano Fore Wareroom aud Mr.'c =,
Main Street, opposite the Banh,.
Nav s
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CAROLINA FIGS.-A correspondent Of the
Savannah Republican states that as good figs can
beprepared in Georgia and Carolina as The import
ed article. He gives the following recipe for pre-
pairing them:
aGather The figs with the stems 10 them. before
they are fully ripe; have syrup prepared either
OF brown or white sugar, and. while boiling, put
in your figs and let them remain till they become
fiat, which will be in few minutes take them
in The sun; after they have drained, place Them
in another tray taking care 10 turn them lei them
be turned and gently pressed down twice day
Two or three DAYS summing is sufficient to cure
them. Before boxing them, have some well.dried
loafsugar sifled upon theln-box them, and they
are ready for use II is importan.thatthsy are no
allowed 10 stay 100 long in the boiling syruP-i
they do, they can never be properly dried"
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,ha, their children may not die! Al The MAKE.
Of Castelar, on Saturday last, provisions, ~nlen
were hitherto considered reasonable rose 10 n s
Al A great riot has taken place al Clonmei, IN
which an attack was made on some 'niiis ss aAa
shon, in thai town and neighborhood, and sevs-
raj Of them plundered by the mob a !, he Gun,
was held in the Court House al Clonmei-;oa;p.,
Osborne, j. p in the chair OF suost, sS, tnr
III, hs mnrpose OF giving employment 10 the inhabi-
tap,s in its vicinity alone. H..
The Reneal Association had its usual weekly
meeting on Monday, April 10. Mr. O'Connell
was present and spoke very iorcibly against tse
Coercion bill. The rent was upwards OF 2oo
pounds
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Dove Hill, Henrico, on Tuesday
l4th ult., by Elder J. o. Turpin, Elder Samuel
C. CLopToN, 10 Miss KEzlAH F., daughter OF FL
der Miles Turpin, deceased
Married, al Fall River, Hanover county, oil
Monday last, by the Rev. Jas B. Taylor, MIR
| LuclAS MINOR, OF Louisa county, to Miss LAW
MA C. Pace, daughter of Capt Joseph F. Price
Married, in Halifax county, on "Wednesday
evening. 29h April, al the residence Of Mr.. VIM
| Logan, by The Rev. John L. Clark, CHARLES b
CoigMAE, Esq, TO Miss ALICE ANN. daughter Of
the lals Mr.. Avan Sydnor.
Married, al her uncles in King Queen, on
The morning OF the 22d ull BY the Rev. Zacha-
riah Street, Mr. VIM II. RIcHEsoN, late OF Mis-
souri,, 10 Miss SARAH f., second daughter OF MIR.
VIM Smith, decd, late Of the county OF ESSEX.
Married, on Tuesday morning, the Oh May,
by The Reverend James Clopton, WM. r. GARY
Of this city, 10 Mrs. SARAH ANN CRuMP, OF New
Kent county.
Married, at Palmyra, Fluvanna county, Va,
on Tuesday evening, 9Th inst, BY the Rev. Mr.
HILBERT, Mr.. ARCHIBALD N. BioELow, OF Rich
mond, 10 Miss Po.NcEs s, daughter OF William
Ballard, Esq, of Albema.la COUNTY Va.
Charlottesville papers will please copy
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Portrait Painting,

TO THE PATRONS OF THE FINE ;
yJTM. G. BROWN, Of London. :
w informs the Citizen, Of Rchmoo
vicinity, that he has re-opened his s'uAo a
hibition Room over Allen 4 Brothers, II
street, where specimens OF his Art can !
Among them are the Portraits OF ,eveia.
euished individuals, well known in tn. q
Rooms open from 9 A. NJ. till 6P VI
and gentlemen are invited TO call.
Nav S-3m
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a6fcMf1noot1 1smatttrFf-

II The Chairman of the Democratic o.a'.
Committee OF North Carolina has puol'neu
card, requesting its members to meet 10 Nd
leigh on Monday, the 18th Of May, for Inc Pui-
pose OF deciding whether James B. Shepard OF
Walter F. Leak (bolh OF whom are no" ~ nv
fcld) shall be the candidate of the Repuol'can !
party for Governor al the ensuing elsclion-ano
also requesting that those members VINO cahno.
attend will address him letter, stating when Oh
the Two gentlemen they prefer
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EXCHANGE RANK OF VIRGINIA.

EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
The following named gentlemen were appoint
ed Directors Of this Institution at the annual
meeting of The Stockholders held in Norfolk on
Wednesday. The Executive appointments are
70 be made:
NosroLk.-W. w. Sharp, w. I. Hardy, II.
B. Reardon Richard Dickson, F. w. Southgale.
RlcuMoND-J. c. Hobson, Thos. NJ. Smith,
John L. Bacon, George 7. Booker.
PETERSBURG w. Boiling, c. +. Fls her
Jas. Orr, Chas. Kent.
CtARxEsvlLLE.-F. w. Venable, Edmund Hes
ter, VIM. Towns, VIM. Jeler.
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COMMERCIAL RECOp,
RICHMOND MARKErs ,

RICHMOND MARKETS. MAJ
TOBACCO-The demand for an
fair. As yel scarcely hossheai sH+
euled dry is met with nearly alI,f. ?
is full OF sap green. Prices unaderot.
they may be quoted shade deare, h, -
Gus qualities.
FLOUR-Sales at 81 IS.
WHEAT-No sales; mills closet No.,
son.
CORN-in demand. Sales a, :, ;,
per bushel by The cargo small omar ~
so 10 cents, according to qualy e.
OATS-From wagons and rai'r,,. :,
cents per bushel, and from vessel, a.. ~
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran II cs,,.' - -
cents Brown Suas 80 cents; Shi,S,t,ss' !.
PROVISlONS.-BAcoS: Smntfe'1 :.
ty Cured 6. cts. for hog round W., !,
IL 6; cents, Shoulders l.2aj@.
ia cents.
FlSH-Herrings, No. /, IS 62.by,s.
on The Wharf, in demand, Shad 90 -' 5,
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TOWN OF pETERsBURG.-The election

TOWN OF PETERsB URG.-The election
OF Common Councilmen of Petersburg look
place in the several Wards on Monday last, inc
4,h day OF May, and resulted as follows:
EAST WARp.-Robert B. Boiling, L. +. HICKS,
Thomas S. Gholson VIM. E. Hinton, William
Hawthorn and R. K. Meade.
South WARD-John II. Patterson, Joseph
Bragg VIM. Pannill, George W. Bowling, Ethel
Crowder and John A. Eze =,
CENTRE WARD.-John Pollard, Thomas W al
lace, Alexander Donnan, Chas. Corning, Lewis
Lunsford and Joseph E. Cox. u,,.,
WEST WARD.-Jas. B. Cosbill, Luke WINE .
James Lea, Jas M. B. Stewart, Herbert Whit'
more and Stephen G.. Wells
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

The Petersburg In,elligencer states that Mr..
Palmer, Qhe gentleman who broke a limb by
jumping out OF the Bollingbrook Hotel in that
town some time in December lastD committed
sdicide on Monday night last near CASTOR, n
c., by placing his neck on the rails, in order thai
the train nigh. pass over him. When found, his
head was just hanging 10 his shoulders. Mr.
Palmer, We understand, was formerly resident
of Richmond-by profession tailor
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WYTHE SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Johnston's maj. 343

GREAT SPEED.-The passengers for the
steamer Augusta lett Richmond yesterday morn
ng al hsli.pas five and arrived here at halt past
one o'clock, stopping four times; for which al
low half an hour and it makes the running time
from Richmond Z. hours Speed enough TO sa-
lsiy any reasonable expectation, and hard 10 beat
iSorfok Beacon, Man :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

Fashionable Hats.

This day received, auo.n,r
o those beaulil nj Beaver tis.
for beauty and style OF I'M,
eS& mol be surpassed, il efua!iei
g5' Gentlemen can find them Al AZ
K. NJ. ALLEN
No. 30 Main Street. next store TO Jet'
MAY =
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EXPEDlTIOUS.-Th steamer Curtis Peck,
crowded with passengers arrived here yesterday
at half past one o'clock. She lsit Richmond al
twenty minu,es past 6vs, and stopped ten times
on the way. Allowing one hour and fifteen MI
nules for detention, she made the run between
Richmond and this place in six hours and hity-
five minules-lhe quickest time on record.
Norfolk Herald.
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; i'NN lNAbSNh W ~ ~ 8't,
MIR. Haskell

las The honor Of announcing to II.
II Of Richmond that, by request, ha !
main with his Exhibition lwu niqh,
FRIDAY and SAT URDAY EVENlNG
and 9th, al The ODD FELLOWS HA.!
10 enable families TO attend, he las lcje.
prices, and he pledges himself 10 amus-
and asronish, all who visi, him
II Doors open at ! o'clock. Soirecc.7
ceS al 6 ocloch.-li. "
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NEW HAT AND CAP WAREfl'
Il. SOuther n Co..

1863 Nam 81, mrl d"or 10 II. III. ~.
Saloon, Oposte nc Banks, R'<tf
a Respectfully inform the ci''l''' .
- moni and vicinity, that lhey is's
opened an extensive assortment 81 Has
usually found IN on line, al he lalts'
patterns. We are constantly feceiYibs
TO our assortment, anG shall continue
throughout the season, all The varlea'
adapted 10 the present and coming s,s'
specially solicit he attention Of the r
assortment ol Palm Leaf, Negro and "
Country traders will find it 10 thelt y
call before purchasing ELSEWHERE, as =
faclure our own hats; our facilities 7 /.
we are confident we can sell as low a. Z
goods can be bought in the Uni.ee =
strict attention TO the wants ofthe lfai
10 meet the appreciation of the publ,
J. SOUTHER .
Hat and Cap Warehouse, who.s'1' !,
lail. 1852 Main ST.. Richmond, W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

HASKELL'S SOIREE.-It will be seen BY
an advertisement in lo-day's paper, that Mr.
Haskell stays Two nights longer, and that he ha.
reduced his price, 10 enable families 10 attend
Of course, all will 60, and take the children
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

FOR BALTIMORE AND pHILADELi
&c En b The steamer co |. L N j
[1s- Capt. Parrish, leaves here On
day afternoon, 18th instant, Tor Baltimore
Goods are shipped 10 Philadelphia ~ b
as usual.
Passage and tare 10 Baltimore only -
Returning, the Columbus leaves Ba
for Richmond, every Saturday anerroo
o'clock.
Due notice will be given of me lime
CAHONTAS is again ready TO start
MAYO HENRY LUDI.AN {
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

A report Of the finance committee OF 'ne e''y
Of Galena, Illinois, recommends reputation Oh
the CITY debt-at least SO far as 10 withhold rom
its creditors payment of the interest on its pubic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

Those marked with asterisks are new mem
bers.
Allegheny county not yet heard from, though
a Democrat is supposed to be elected.
In Fayel,e and Nicholas a Democrat is elect
ed, though We do NOT know his name.
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OBITUARY..

death Gull. his victims from the lairesl fold"
Died, ON Monday, the 9Th ultimo, OF Pnlmo-
nary Consumption at the residence (in Louisa
county, Of Mr. John P. Smith, the uncle OF The
deceased, Miss MARTHA J. BEARD, in the 18th
year Of her age. Ii The prayers of relatives OF
The tears of friendship could have been OF any
avail in unnerving The arm Of The mighty deS.
,royer, the subject Of this tribute 10 her memory
would yet live and, il reverence for religion,
if love Of truth, il obedience TO those TO whom
obedience was due, il devotedness 10 friendship,
if meekness and forbearance towards all, II pa
Hence under af!liciion, il resignation in death be
fl materials in fixing The foundation, and build
ing up the edihce OF Hope, then Martha Jane
Beard sal lircs gloriously IN another and better
world-enjoyins The favor, and baskins IN the
smile of Hin, on whom The eye Of her departing
spirit was fixed. While yet on The brink OF eIer-
nifty, and within few hours OF her death she eI.
claimed, in the language Of the poet:
Come all the world come, sinner, thou
All things, in Christ, are ready now"
II The Louisville Weekly Democrat will
please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

Miss Lille and Mr. Hall, whose application
for divorce has occupied much OF The Time OF The
Legislature, were, says the Albany Citizen, mar
ried last Sunday evening in the South Peal ST.
Ranlist Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08
DEATHS.

Died, on Wednesday night, May 6, Mary
FRANCES, conson OF P. Woodson Harwood, in
the 2ih year OF her age.
The friends and relatives of the family and
those OF her father, MIR. James Bray, are invited
10 attend her funeral this morning al IL o'clock,
a, the residence Of her husband on Fourth, be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets, without fur
Iher notice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

Ex-President Tyler arrived in this city 'as'
evening in The steamer Curtis PscE. ne ap-
near. 10 be in fine health and spirits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

II BY PARTICULAR REQUEST
TWO NIGHTS LONGER OF TGF
.SOIREE Of HISDOO MIRA
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RICHMOND, VA.
Friday Morning, May s,als46
ppOM MEXICO.

v.s,o,a,,,s Southern mail brings Us few ad-
d;,;or.l Items Of Intelligence from this excited
country. The latest dates received al vera cruz
from Matamoras were OF The "a INST; 'ney sa's
,b,, General Meiia had not attacked Gene-
raj T.rIor IN account OF The retreat OF inc
l,ror Those from Mazatlan were OF The lst-
and il az, ocomolor" OF the 22d, we fnd list
Of The American vessels Of war which mao oiocA-
AIDED ,ha, porl; they consisted OF The irisate "a
vannah, GO guns; do. Constitution, %; slooP q
war Portsmouth 81 do. Levant, 81 ano schf.
Shark, guns. r,,,
revolution had taken place in the sou.nefh
Dsr.,,nen,s Of Mexico, where Gen. Don Juan
Alvarez had published the Federal CONSTITUTIONS
and advocated the return to power OF Gen. SANTA
Anna. No further particulars had been received
about the revolution, but it was confirmed ioni
several sources.
According to The "Locomotor" Of the 2OIh ult.,
N. American squadron laying at Sacrihcios sci
sail on the 18th, and returned on Inc 'hila Jay.
II is believed that these movements Wele causeu
nv Sigh, fevers, which had prevailed among
n. crews OF said vessels during those days, ana
that they went 10 sea in order TO &c, cool ana
pure air.
The news OF The death Of Signor Don Maxine
Caro-, late Envoy to the King OF The French, had
reached Vera Cruz, and This is supposed 70 nave
detained a, Havana Gen. Almonte, who sent ms
secretary back 10 Mexico by the British steamer
OF the 9th. ,h,,;, ~.
The said journal of the 18th states, lhal II was
renor,ed thai the Mexican government hau eh'ef-
| ed into agreements with the Spanish government
for The sale OF the steamers OF war Monlezulia
and Guadalupe, fol- the sum oil SoO,ooo; ana J.
suggests that under the actual circumstances y
was NOT proper for The Mexican government 70
enter rlo any such arrangements WIN SPAN,
bu to offer the said steamers at public sale, ana
dispose ollhem 10 The highest bidder. II has been
reported, and il is stated in some Private ie''eis
that The steamers have been bought by the English
house OF Manning, Marshall & Co, Tor the sum
Of s64O 900, and that they were 10 proceed 10 ia
yaDa immediately We cannot credit The la''er
rumor, for We have seen both steamers, ana are
we'll acquainted with their force, buiid and other
circumstances, which are not enough 10 MAKE
Them worth half the amount which il is said mas
been pa id for lhem and there is TOO great diner
cnce between that sum and the one which the
I.ocomolor states had been offered for them oy
Spain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08
READING BOOKS.

THE NATIONAL PRECEPTOR L
4 leclions in Prose and Poetry. cur>,
narrative, descriptive, arsnmenlauye. It
pathetic, and humorous pieces; toerte,
lcgnes, oralions, speeches g. calculate.
prove the scholar in reading and >peasl
TO impress the minds Of youth with senur
piety and virtue, designed for the use d .
and academies, sixth edition; by J a.
NJ, aulhcr Of "a practical system o. J
Geography and Atlas.
The Readers Guide, containing non-'
elementary sounds in the English langus
slructions Tor reading both prose and yer,
numerous examples for illustration, and
for practice; by John Hall, Principal q
lington School.
Poner's Rhetorical Reader, with insu
for regulating The voice, &c.
The new National Reader; By Pierron'
variety OF others, Tor sale cheap by
A. G. PENDLET0.
Nav 5 No. IL Ma ;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

II NOTICE.-The annuai meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, will be held
on Monday 25h May 1886 a, the office OF the
Company in Richmond, at ~ o'clock, NJ.
C. W-MACMURDO Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

yY EPISCOPAL CONVENTION The
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
ior the Diocese Of Virginia. will commence its
animal session in ST. Pauls Church. Petersburg,
on Wednesday, the 20lh inst. May S-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

n NOTICE.-Thc upper pan OF Grace 81.
Baptist Church will be opened for worshipon next
Sabbath. The services will commence at II
o'clock in the mernng aud 4 o'clock in the alter
noon A, each time Election will DC taken o
assist in meeting the expenditure for completing
The house
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

NEW YORK MARKET, Wedn,slay
CoTToN-The news has hal The >
strengthen the market, and 10 make things
The sales since the steamers adYices are 4,
bales al full prices.
FLouR-There is decidedly better feel
day, and an advance has taken place
were made Of 1000 bbl'. Genesee Al
4 e. l-2 is offered very freely, without I'm!
lers. There is demand BON Tor export
home market. New Orleans 80, 5,
60 l-2 As
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

Z EMO . " hot
TIME subscribers will deliver co.'@
Il lures in Petersburg, Vifsii' !,
Thomsonian or Eclectic Practice .! :
commencing on the first Mcnday y !. :.
next, and closing on The last saia'-d' !
following.
The course will embrace Ana'on' ..
gy, Pathology, Surgery, Theory ao~ !,
Medicine, Obstetrics, and Disease
and Children, Therapeutics, MAJ na,,
Chemistry, Pharmacy, Medical po.o r
rensie Medicine. Cost OF the en''!s
$50. Four Lectures daily. ,....
The Course wiz be aekncwIe1- +,
the best reformed medical ins'i'u' :. .
country. Cadayers are Plen'i =, !.
attention will be paid to ANATOMY -. r.
Surgical operations, OF all S.n .,.,,.
formed during the Course gfs'u''
kenwertiy. ,.s,rz
Persons desiring further INFO mo. !.
please address either of the suoSoin,iIcIr
p HENRY NJ PHI :
C. ]. KENWERlL -
pe,er.buro Va Nav S-Wl-No'
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BALTIMORE MARKED

FLora.-There is better feeling IN ~ :.
and sales OF Howard street al 4 - -, 49, : y Z
Mills al 4 81. '''' :.
GRAiN-There is little Wheai in MARI.
all that has appeared, has been taken by,t
al 80 CSC. for good 10 prime rets ).
Corn a, 81 a 62c. for white, and GO Is -.
yellow. Oats 80 39c.
PRovlsIcss-Bacon meets with a .si, L.
at II Al cts. for Shoulders, 81 for Sides :.
&c. for Hams. Lard, : a Tic. in legs J.
in bbls. :
WHIsYgY-In hhds. 2lc. and in bb,, ~
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Petersburg, Va, May s-"l-'o'

JAMES RIVER AND KASA"''
PANf. 49,.
NOTICE is hereby given ma, a.. !" !
IN commenced against an n,,,1
without leave from the Boafd 2, :
nv rock on The premises OF iae 90, 30.
Kanawha Company, OF take i. =.
the Company, whether lying :"
elsewhere. IA Dis.
w. B. CHITTENDsstrfs KS!
Richmond April -, 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

Spring PANTs.-70o pairs now opening Of
y every variety and price, also few doz hne
Bombazine and Satin Vests Of superior work.
MAYS KEEN & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

r IGAT SPRING VESTS.-We have this
4 week received case otbeauiiiul fancy Vests,
cut in the most fashionable manner.
NAYS KEEN & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

COPARTNERSHIP.-I have this day asso-
u cialed nv brother, Ed c. Harrison, with
myself. and we will continue the Grocery Bust
ness under the style OF w. nj. & E. C. HARRI-
SON, in the house adjoining the Eagle Hotel,
on the cross street from Main 10 Shockoe Ware
house. w. M. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08
Eclectic Medical Sch'

Hat and Cap Warehouse, whoIss' ,
tail, 1852 Main ST., Richmond, W :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

II lQUORICE-25 cases Liquorice Stick, a
IL good arlicle-for sale low ny
MayS--6t HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

HRENCH MERINO COATS.-We have
L This day opened about 100 French Merino
Dress and Frock Goats of the genuine article
We can confidently recommend these in color
and workmanship. Cheap for money at
MAYS KEEN & cos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

NEJhO Do
HAVE for sale privately, (for this day only, }
/ likely Mulauo Boy, IS years old, good
house servant and sold for no fault.
THOMAS Fl. TALlAFERRO,
Nav S-lt Franklin Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

wv HITE GOODS FOR DRESSES.-Jaco.
w net Canbrics; Swiss Muslins; striped and
checked Cambrics, and other Goods for white
dresses; Cambria and Swiss Edgings and ln'
servings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-08

Wigs.
Rober, T. w Gods,
Norborne E. Sutton,
John Thompson. Jr.,
Sam'l Med. Moore,
TIL. M. Bondurant,
John S. Gallaher,
Allen I. Caperton,
Vincent Whether,
Robert C. Stanard,
John C. Crump.
Asa Rogers,
John Parrioti."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

ITALIAN WomEN.---7Ac Relic Of Genoa.
"A very interesting volume u travels
has recently been published, written by J.
I. lleadly and entitled "Leticrs from Ita.
ly," Here Is his account of The belle Of
Genoa: ~ O. Pic.
"There for the first time saw the bellc
Of the city, the Mprcbioness Of BaIhi
was glad . see whatibe Italians regarded
% a beauy, and was surprised 10 find that
she had the light complexion and ROSY
cheeks ofthe Saxon race. She uds beau.
tiful--reyy, but # that beauty do not BAR
uculary admire; Il was that what would
term % tbs doll Kind. But Oh, such soil
ri's, and such daz1lIug quantity Of dia-
mpndsl--one almost needed to shield his
eyes 10 look on her. The value Of them
was sarlously estimated, bur tho average
estimate seemed 70 put them % two hnn-
dred thousand dollars. But even her dia-
lp9lds could not omshinr the sparkling 10y
p her ronnlenance. never saw a being
tioa' NJ through saloon, rs il her body
were feather and her soul The zephyr
'tat foated il. limade INC sigh 10 look
on her"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-25

FTmonrs Expeditions to the Rocky Noun.
talns, Oregon, and North California.

REPORT of the EXPLORING EXPEDITION TO
the Rocky Mountains in the year 1899
and to Oregon and North California in
the years ls43 and 1914, by Brvt-Captain
}; u FREMONT, of the Corps of Topogra-
ph1ical Engineers. Washington: Print
ed by order of the Senate of the United
States. 1876.