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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS NOV "a.

RICHMOND MARKETS, NOV 23.
TOBACCO-No change Inspections small;
manufacturing descriptions in demand. We quote
Lugs at from 81 90 to 81 so; common leaf
81 90 10 3 90; middlins SO IS 10 4 90; good
and fine shipping 81 90 10 90: extra manufac-
turing Sc TO 90.
Fl OUR-S5i is asked-very lille dc.
mand.
CORN-Corn IS els.
OATS-30 35 cen,s-in demand
WHEAT-While 40 cts; Red lis cash
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents; Shorts II
cents; Brown Slutis 80 cents; Ship Stuhs so CTS.
PROVISlONS-BacoN: SmiIhiield and Civ
Cured Oh CTS; Western Sides + a d: cts
Shoulders 5 81 cls. Hams 5 a :. GEMS All
kinds OF Bacon scarce. LARDSa 81 cents
CATTLE-For Catle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 25 a , 50; nett so S. according 10
quality. Milton: 50 a S4-scarce and in
demand. HOES: Live S a IS.
COTTON-9. a 10 cents per Ii.
RlCE-3! a At cents per pound.
SALT-Sl SIS from wharf; | IS from store.
LlME-Sl from vessels-marset bare
HIDES-Green sailed 4 a 5 cents per h., Spa
nish II. Is cents.
CLOVER SEEDS 5 50
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man
chester Factory prces) Nos. 10 II, Is cents;
Nos. 10 TO Is, 10 cents.
RUM-New England, in bbls., 25 pc cents
Price nominal.
WHlSkEY-Bbls. 81 and hhds 10 cts.
GIN-American 25 cls Holland 81 per gal.
BRANDY-Orard, Dupuy & Co, 81 IS a
, so; A. Seigneite, IS; Imitation 30 81 CTS;
Sazerac a 80; Peach dull al 50 CTS. a 81; APP
pie Brandy 81 "a cens-waned.
FlSH-Herrings dull al S4 for No. No. },
3 so. ShaJ, No |, 5 so.
COAL-l0 10 Is CTS. per bnshel, bes, Clover
Hill 20 els.
PLASTER-Lump Plaster from the whaIf
50 IL. 3 25, Basin bank 90. Tierces OF 500
lbs ground IS. on basin.
IRON-Pig Iron $40 30; Swedes IS per
ton; English IS 90; Tredesar (Richmond ma
nuiaclory) 500; UP Country Bar SO ~ W ];
Nails 4, 10 ~.
STEEL-American blislered Sll0 per ton
SHOT-5t 5. cents per II
FEATEERS-29 30 cts. pr ID. Tor live geese.
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TIMBER WANTED.

WANTED immedialely-Pos'sJo r a "e y
w Telegraph from Washington city, through
Georgetown and Alexandra, 10 FIeteIicRsouls.
Virginia, and thence 10 Richmond. They niu'.
be lhiny-fve feet long, straight, and five inens,
in diameter a, The top, including he bark o. r.
cedar, black locust, white CEDAR chestnut :.
white oak. Also. twenty posts forty teet long y.
the streets OF Georgetown and Alexandra, anc
competent number for Fredericksburg and k'e4'
mond; all 10 be delivered al points TO be designate
about $50 feet apart in the streets Of The Ies't
tive cities; along the Alexandra canal, Iron :.
Potomac 10 the aqueduct over the turnpike aO1s
the turnpike 10 Alexandria; thence 10 Ffedeinm's
burg on the most direct road; and thence 10 ny.
mond by The Railroad, or Old road. as may 'e''
after be decided. ,.., II
Proposals are invited for the different KIM
timber named also, for any. portions ne.e t;s.
also for delivery al different points, instead oi ~.
tribu,ing il along The line also, for posts VI"
the bark of. ,-,;..r.os,.
An agent will attend upon The delivery % 9
anime and measure the posts.
To be paid for in cash On delivery;
AMOS KENDALL,
Agent Tor PfoPrieioT''
WAsHissroN, Nov. ls, 1876. "a.
The National Intellisencer, Alexananha ..ora
zeue. Fredericksburg Recorder and k.enu ,ors.
Enouirer and Wing, will please lnsth ~ NC ,gsnt
going one week and send their Bills 70 5 ~
for payment
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Nov. 94-s2awtIstFeb,


SALE OF VNLUABLE PHOt En- Z.
TN obedience the last Will and testament oil 'rorge
Z. Spfui deceased, the subscribers VIII proceed 10
sell al his late residence, in Warren county, on Monday
the 2st of December ensuing, the Plantation, crop OF
Corn, Fodder, Oats and Stock Of every description
The Land is OF excellent qualify, aud ~ the iime-
diate vicinity of The Shocco and " bite Sulphur springs,
sight mics South Of Wafrsnton. On II IL large and
convenient Mansion liolse, recently built WIN every
necessary ont building The Plantation Is IN excel
lent condition Tor making Crop, having on II all The
Barns Stables Granary, aud good holses for
Ihr recommendation of Negroes. u contains three
thousand acres and will be- sold IN two or more acis
To sun pnrcl,ase rs, and long credit Persons who
fee. posed purchase privately, are invited To come
forward and do
Al the same time and place VIII be- offered Tor sac
about twenty valuable slaves, part OF them II Is e1-
peclrd Tor cash.
The terms of the above sale Will be made known on
the day Of salr which will be continued from day 10 dhy
until all is disposed of.
- = TuEMEI' Executors.
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Cheap Music :!

n II. TAYLOR has just received large and
varied assortment Of E. Ferret & Co 8
cheap and elegant Music. zJThis music is cor
reclly printed, in The best manner with e,esan'
colored Vigneues and splendid illuminated Tues,
and will be sold al less than one fourth The usoa.
price. Also large assortment OF Spanish ana
German Guitars, and package Of genuine Ia
liam Padua Guitar and Violin Strings.
P. II. TAYLOR,
Dealer in Piano Forles Music, &c, 100 Man
Street, opposite the Banks. Nov.I
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STOCK MARKET.

Reported bv Bercrly Bar, lce'sed S'ocs5'oser.
State six per cent. Siook-par value, siOo-held
at SlO5 $500
Corporation per cent. Stock-par value, sVO- last
sales at siU2.
James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed hy TIE
State-par value. SlO0-held al par and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-par value, slOo-last sales as
SlO2!. 400 oo
Farmers Bank Stock-paf value. SloO-hed al SsJ
Virginia Bank StoCk-par value, S7O-ast sales al
s6iI, but generally held al 500.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stuck
par value, SiO0-last sales Al S95.
Richmond Fire Association stock-par value, $9o-
recent sales S29l TO 80.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock-par value, Sl00-held n SIS.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certihcaies
Of Debt-par value, Sl00-S92 TO 80.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stock-par value,
aIoO-beld NJ S25.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

RICHMOND NOV. !, lofo.
To WM. L. MARCY, Esq, Secretary OF War.
Sir: The undersigned, officers OF The Richmond
Fayette Artillery, desire 10 submit most respect
fully 10 the Hon. Secretary OF War certain inqui-
rirs which have been prompted by The recent re-
quisilion OF The Department upon The Executive
Of Virginia for q regiment TO serve during Ihe
Mexican war;
The Honorable Secretary vii, recollecl thati al
an early period during the last year, before The
declaration OF war by Congress, The Richmond
Fayeue Artillery offered their services TO The De-
partment Tor any duty that might be assigned 10
Them. The undersigned, having just heard OF Inc
posi,iye regulation Of The Department iorroops,
and net having had time 10 convene The company
for their decision or 10 consult with lis othef ol-
GERS beg most respectfully 10 submit the following
inquiries Tor answer BY The Department, TO be
submitted to the company al meeting to be held
so soon as the answers shall be received:
Does the requison upon The Governor OF Vif.
einia contemplate the employment Of any CON-
pany OF ArIillery7
In The event of ali acceptance Of The pronered
services Of company Ct Artillery, (say The Rich
mond Fayelte Arlillery,) by the Department,
would they be expected 10 serve in other capacity
than AS arillery?-woud they be expected TO per-
form any services not usually required OF aTflae-
ry propc'7
For description ofthe strength and capacities
of The Richmond Fayeue Artillery, we beg 10 re-
fer you to the correspondence which was had be-
tween yourself and our Captain, (Thomas II.
Ellis, Esq, now absent from town. on former oc-
casions. Respectfully,
Your obll >ery'ts,
BOWEN, lst Lieutenant,
THOS. RlTCHlE, a., 2nd Lieutenant,
R. B. GOOCH, Quaner-Mas'er.
WAa DEPARTMENT, Nov. 20th, 1870.
Gentlemen In answer to your letter OF me
nth inst. have the honor 10 inform you That me
reouisi.ion from the Department, upon the Go
vernon Of Virginia, does moi contemplate The EN-
ployment of any company of artillery. Tha! re-
ausition is for one regiment OF infantry: and in
the event OF our acceptance Of the profered ser
vices OF an artillery company under that requlsi-
lion, such company would BE- expected 10 serve
as Infantry. Very respectfully,
Your ob'dt servant
(Signed,) w: L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
To Mes,rs. Nj. Bowen. Thomas Richie, Jr.,
R. B. Gooch, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

SANTA FE.-FIom the independence Expo
silor we CLEAN the following items OF news: Gen.
Kearney will proceed 10 Monterey in California.
Col. Doniphan is 10 recover the stolen properly
from The Navagoes, force Them 10 make treaty,
or punish them. Ii he can then procure supplies,
he will advance with his Regiment TO Chihuahua.
The companies under command Of Capts. Waldo
and Stevenson are stationed al Taos, under Ma
jor Gilpin.
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". IUNNEH, Exrrutor.
Nov. a4-cw4w w. }. HILL,

DIGGER'S OFFICE, under the Eagle Hotel, 18Th
ID Street.-The drawing of two magnificent Schemes
is received per this days Northern mail III O'Clock,
and pu hasers should avail themselves Of the oppor
mnily which is afforded Of making themselves
rich. The Schemes attractive Examine Tor your
selves and don't fail 10 call before return hour, tha
past three) al BiGOEks orfi.E.
Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass ol7.-Spendid
Prizes: of a25, 600, of 5000, Of 5000 OF 1000
Of 2 50O of 566. 10 Of 1900, 10 Of 900 etc. IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes -; halves 4; quarters2.
ALSO, the Delaware Lottery.-75 Nos Is drawn
Prizes: of $40 900, of 2,5n0, Of l,5De Of 205
OF $780, of $780, of 400, Of 800, ETC., etc. Wholes
81, halves 3; quarters J..
P 8. Don't fail 10 call and secure one OF the above.
Nov %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24
POPLAR MOUNT SCHOOL

TIME Female School at my residence, al Poplar
j Mount, In GIernsvle county, will commence The
first of February lsI7, and md the irst OF December
will take boarders IN my family mol exceeding eight
scholars. VIII be laugh, in my School the English.
French and Latin Languages, and also Algebra and
Geometry.
TrRas-slOO for Board and Tuition, for the term Of
ten months, including every charge except Music, whics
will be an extra charge OF S2o.
JOHN i. HARDAWAY, NJ. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

Cant. Eaton arrived al New Orleans on the l4,h
with dispatches from Washington, and proceeded
on with Them 10 Gen. Taylor the came evening in
he steamship McKim.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE AT AUCTION.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl
TURE AT AUCTION.
ID II. JENKINS vii! sell Al auction on
n. MONDAY, The 3O,h November, com
nencing al halt past O'Clock in The morning, az
his residence, On Franklin street, between 81 ana
4th streets all his Household and Kitchen Fuini-
ture, embracing in part as follows
Bureaus, Ladies Cabinet
Sofas, China Press
Mahogany Dining, Breakfast and Centre Ia
bss
Ottomans, Chairs
Manlel Ornaments
Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Rugs
Table Covers, Tenders
Superior Table Cutlery
China, Glass and Ear,hen Ware
Bcds.eadS ore Rotary Cooking Stove
. sets beautiful Window Curtains
And every article OF Kitchen Furniture suitable
Tor private family, &c, &c.
~ B.-The above Furniture is in good order,
and will be sold ui.hout rescrrs. Ladies and gen
temen are requested 10 call and examine lie
same on Saturday next, the 2S.h instant. between
The hours Of ~ and 5 O'clock
Nov. "A ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

We have examined The high testimonials 10 the
scientific skill OF Mr.. Hertz Leja, who is repre-
senled 10 US as an accomplished and successful
Oeulist. He has furnished "glass-eyes" TO the
President, Vice President and many OF The most
distinguished members of The Senate and House.
They declare that, with his optical eonirivances
they can see better than they ever saw before
Mr. L. is in Richmond, and those who desire 10
improve their vision and save their eyes would do
we'll to see him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

The returns from the Congressional election in
The seventh district Alabama, make it certain tha!
Bowdoin, Dem is elected 10 Congress 10 succeed
Gen. Felix Mcconnell by large majority over
Gen. Walker Dem. and Mr.. Goodman, (Whig.)
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pENDLEToN's PRIZE ofFIcE-DrawIng of New

DENDLEToN's PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing of New
L Jersey Lottery, Class 81:
" 65 10 CO SO 80 6s IA IS &C 81 2 r.
Drawing of Leesburg Lottery, Class SIS
% a. 10 81 81 40 81 2s 81 70 y.
Drawing of MonnnRalia Lottery. Class47:
u 36 a So IS - ~ 10 IS rs - a.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Class y
Ga "a 81 IS 81 II So 46 81 81 TO-
The drawing Of Splendid Scheme comes to hand
by ,odays mail. Capitals $z00Oo, 10000 5000, 10
prizes OF 1000, etc, etc. Whole Iiekes only Soi
h,yr, and quarters In proportion Packages for sale
ch.an until O'Clock Prizes for sale at
'"e"p PEEDLETON'S OFFICE,
Nov d No. Exchange.
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Mr.. Samuel s. Miles, who was, with other
gentlemen, sent by The patriotic citizens OF Balt-
more 10 bring back the remains OF The heroic Wat
son, has determined 10 carry home also the ic-
mains OF the brave and lamenled Randolph Ridge
". The Baltimore Committee have left New
Orleans for the Brazos, carrying with them cof-
fin 10 contain all lha, was mortal OF Ii, Ridgely.
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE &

MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE s
M co.
For this Evenins-s2s, 900, 5000, 5000, 4 900,
$500. 500, 10 Of 500, 10 OF 900, 20 Of 600,
20 Of 500, &c "a Nos. Is drawn. Ticket, 80:
Aiso-Sl5, 900, $500 1900, 1905, $50 Of
500, Of 400, OF 300, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets "a.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, Extra, lC
&C IA 63 II 81 43 II 90 81 y u
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 As 66, 81 900. sold and
paid by ioh'ELL.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, Glass 2l6
50 29 | So l3 43 So 80 Is ~ 20 45
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

II AT half pas, last night, the Northern
Cars had NOT arrived. We tear some accident
has happened 10 them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

We to-day complete the official publication OF
the public acts OF The last Congress, Treaties,
&C. il furnishes proud and interesting record
Of session So brilliant in many respects. Time
will show the wisdom and The patriotism OF the
important measures conceived and executed by
Democratic Administration and Congress, in
compliance with solemn obligations and The pop
ular will.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
,-ORT OF RiCiiM oND.

rORT OF RiCHh oND.
High Wafer ms gay al 7. o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED
Brig Ruby, Mckenzie, Lubec, plaster, 10 pa-
venpoIt, Allen s. Co.
Schr Edward, Kenny, Boston.
Schr. Express, Foxwell, Baltimore
Schr.Fox, Patterson, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Brig Sid Hamet, Crane, Norfolk.
Ship Merchant, Jordan. from James RIVER
arrived al Genoa 18th ull., and was oroeFea 70
Snerria to perform quarantine, having had sick
ness and deaIh on board
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

PIPES, SMOKING AND CHEWING TO-
BACCO.
ID Nj. ZIMMERMAN calls the attention Of
n. The PufIars and Chewers 10 his supply OIL
the above articles; together with splendid LOT oil
Cigars, for sale al :. .,.,,.,,,..Nc
1877 Main Street, Importer and Dealer 10
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fancy Goods, &c.dneafy
opposite Exchange Bank. Nov. "a
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DIED.
Died. ON the 18th October, al his residence 10 the
county of King Queen, JOSEPH POLLARD, In the
72d year Of his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CON-
PANY
AN Adjourned Meeting CT The StocShold-
n ers of the James River and Kanawha
Company will take place al the Company's o.
flee, on Main Street, next door TO the Exchange
Bank, this evening, al o'clock.
Nay d
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TURPIN's oFFiCE-For To-dny.-capi,ais: $780,
600, 900, 5,ooo 5000 1900, $50, 400, 10 Of
.000 ETC. IS Nos, Is drawn. Whole Tickets 50;
halves So quarters 25. For sae until O'Clock by
Nov "a w. p. 1URPIN.
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EUROPEAN LEECREs.-s0UO European
T. Leeches, Swedish and Mediterranean large
BY P. JOHNSTON,
Nov. "a Druggist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

MUFFSl MUFFS!! MuFFSu!
r SOUTHER & CO. have now on hand a
y fresh assortment, made up this season, 10
which we respectfully call The attention of the
ladies. From our long experience in The trade al
The North, We are confden, our prices for the qna
lily cannot fail 10 please.
Nov. "a Square opposite The Banks.
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Had we the room, we should adopt as our own
and publish the appropriate appeal in last I'm
days Wing to our delinquent subscribers We
can now only say, that they will have an oppoT-
tunity of emitting to us through the members OF
the Lcsis AZURE their just dues. They must leel
The inn nee Of furnishing US with The means
10 meet oul leayy expenses, and oil complying
with their part OF The contract. We ask nothing
BAT Justice, and cannot doubt that, al This nteresl-
ing period of our political history, they will fur
nish US with what is SO necessary 10 give Lille and
energy 10 our cxerlions
We trust that this brel dun will be appreciated
and bring us in some "returns."
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RICHMOND, VA.
Tucsday Morning, Iovember "a. 1916.
We surrender our Columns Today to The long
,so;o, de.natch nj Ga. Taylor, which will be

w. surrender our Columns Today 10 The long
official despatch of Gq. Taylor, which VIII De
read with deep inleret. II is lucid, d'snlneo
and modest narrative II one oil the most brilliant
achievements which islcry records. II shows
that this able officer nc only does his whole duly
in The field. but. what almost as difficult, clear
" porrays the Who'll facts 10 ms a'nif'ns
counlymen. Some oe was mol lar OUT, "heh
he declared that Gen. rayIoI's dispatches would
proudly compare with .asars commentaries up
on his great deeds OF ans. Of course our read
ers will devour every line, and WIN heeu no
prompting or guidance from us. we deem II
iusl, however, 10 a gallant and injured oihcer' 10
call particular attention to what Major General
TAYLOR says of Majt Gen. w. 0. Butler, OF
Kentucky. An altcmt has been made, Tor party
effect in some instances 10 assaIl MS iair fepu'
talon first BY charging him with cowamice,
and then. iu a most contradictory manner, WIN
;mnrudence and nshness. Mark how the fol-
lowing passages, TAKEN in connection with The
regular narrative il Gen. Taylors despatch, Ut
terly put down these wanlony malicious and
baseless tales II apPars, moreover, lha' 6eh
Butler acted Throughout. under The immediate in
structiois of Gen. hylor:
al take pleasure il. bringing 10 The notice OF
the Cove nmenl the ,ood conduct Of The troops,
both regulars and 'ounleers, which has been
CONSPICUOUS throughput The operations. | am
nroud 10 bear testimony 10 their coulness and
conslapcy in battle and The cheerulness with
which they have smuilled 10 exposure and pri
yalion. To the gen raj officers commanding d.
visons-Major Genrals Butler and Henderson,
and Brigadier Genrals Twiegs and WORTH
must express mY Obligations for the Efficient aid
which they have rendered in their respectire COM
mands. | was unfortunately deprived, early on
The Dist, OF Tie vatto6le ssrr'ces OF MAJOR General
Butler, who was disabled BY wound received IN
The attack on the oily"
The resi- of the Interesting dispatches shall ap-
pear very soon.
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suRRENpERINs THE WHOLE GROUND.

sURRENDERIN THE WHOLE GROUND.
The Wing pres, here and elsewhere, have
greedily seized an, animadverled upon passage
in an English papr. which stated, that the duty
OF Is. on grain would have been removed by Or
der OF Council and The British ports entirely
thrown open al one, but for the mischievous as
surance Of MIR. Bancroft, our Minister 10 En-
gland that our ganares in This country were
sluued thereby removing the inducement 10 the
instant opening OF he ports. The Wing papers
have made hande Of this statement, TO assail
Mr.. B. Tor foolshly injuring his own country, by
checking the exporv OF grain. We doubted the
truth of this statement al the tme and in the N
Y. Evening Post We find the following e1plana-
ton:
"a paragraph is going the round OF The papers
10 the effect that lhs British Ministry determined
not TO open their ports in consequence oil Mr..
Bancrofi's statements as 10 the supplies OF grain
in America ready Tor exploration. There must
be some mistake n this Mr.. Bancroft arrived
in Liverpool on he 25,h, and did not go up 10
London ill after The 30h while the last Cabinet
Council which vas held took place on the 18th
October In the interval Mr.. Bancroft spent his
time in visiting various friends in the country
round about Liverpool. He could certainly have
made no lorna statement 10 The British Ministry,
as their course must have been determined by in
telligence taken out BY The Great Western, in
which vessel MIR. Bancroft arrived in England"
But admit it to be all true, do not the Wing
journals convict themselves Of inconsistency
Have they not warmly commended that the open
ing of the British ports would be OF no service 10
or farmers1-and do they not now argue exact
IL on the opposite side7 They Tow concede that
the opening of The British ports will be great
blessing to our agricultural community. The
National Inlelligencer, high Federal authority,
declared iha, Mi Walkers Free Trade Report
had stimulated" The exeriions ofthe Free Trade
Corn Law repealers in England. Ought not
lhen the present Administration 10 have some
credit Tor this great beneficial movement OF the
aoe1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

STOP THIEF
CTOLEN from small vacant tenement near
y DibIels Warehouse, nine Window Sashes
and Glass; Tor which liberal reward WIZ De
maid ON the detection OF the thief and the reco-
yery OF the property. TOLER & COOK,
Nov. "a Agts and Collrs., Isles Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO.-Capian
Robert G. Scott, or some member OF The Corps OF
Volunteers, will attend a, Goochland Court.ho
on THURSDAY nexl; also, al Taylorsville, Hanover
Courthouse, Cold Harbor, and Louisa Court
house, 10 receive Tie names Of volunteers. The
list is rapidly filling up, and no doubt can now be
entertained that the TWO hundred will be obtained
from this Congressional District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-24

DILLs.-Wnghrs Indian Vegetable Pills;
Brapdreth's Vegetable Pills; Peters Anti
Bilious Pills; Chapman's Dinner Pills; Lees,
Windham ms and New London Pills; Beckwith's
An,i-Dyspeptic Pills, &c. These Pills are re-
ceved of,he regularly appointed wholesale agents
in The Northern cities, and can be relied on as
genuine A fall supply for sale bv
JOHNSTON,
Nova Druggist.