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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-22
Land for sale.

SOW offer for sale several tracts or parcels Of Land
lying and being in the county Of Bath, and State OF
Virginia on the turnpike road leading from the county
q Albemarie 10 Guyandottc, lying three miles from
Gath cou,t house and tive miles from the Hot Springs,
beng between the two watering places. The several
tracts contain In the whole, upwards of nine hundred
acres, with tho following improve ments, iz:--Ons
large stone dwelling house, 63 feet in length and 81
feet in width and laid OF IN convenient rooms for Ia
vern house, large stone ktchen smoke house spring
house, one stable, with 10 stalls Tor horses aud
one loc stable with stalls, AND good barn. with
granaries and other necessary buildings, with ahou,
Two hundred acres under fence and improved, with
never failing spring u water The same, sufficient To
turn grst and saw mill all of the year, and
quantity of excellent timber for saving into plank
iho lands aforesaid, with splendid range for cattle
horses sheep, hogs, &c. The land Is well adapted 10
wheat, corn, oats, grass. &C. and more eligible spot
be found in Western Virginia for tavern stand
and raising stock and poultry. with 4 convenient mar
ko, al the Hot and Warm Springs for the snmc.
ANY person DESTROYS Of purchasing said farm VIII call
on the subscriber, and owning the premises, or in
his absence, on some of the members Of his family,
who will show them the land, and let them know the
terms NJ sale. JACOB GROSE
Ps IF the above property should not be disposed
oi by tie LIST of September next, viii be offered Tor
auction. JACOB GROSE.
Auo l-eIn
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DEATHS.
Died 10 Manchester, on the nigh: OF 10th inst,
.ycrtI. inian, son Of William and Susan a.
-, ,,ad ~, months I'd eight DAYS.

D;ea in Manchester, on the nigh. OF 10th inst,
S..crr |, inlan, son Of William a nd Susan "A.
GRAY aged f,u, months AID eight days.
o.,,,,.a ms life. nj the Winchester Springs. Ton
Dss. m h. 2lst day of Jgly, lsis. Mrs hGNtS IL
STEWART wife OF John NJ Str"ai', In tnr ''lh yea,
=, h.r age. leaving behind al ailrctonate hnhnano a1
C,nr chi rrn 10 lament her untimeiY enu. ~ "a Ia
~ r,,In i, III lof ~ any one rcnrf moro arcHng
dspeasatinn Of Providence. The drceasee p ~.
In an eminent degree all those virta.s wseh aun '
n-,utfy tho female Character. She was u"E, . ~
SuIha npton county, Virginia. AMI dancntet ., S ~
.nd Ann Nicholson 4 visit 10 the spnni' ~ .n0
nounianous parts of Tennessee, II "as nny
would restore her her former COCO ,,,.,,sd
80. =, bou ut she had lrit home only ~ 10 1919.
- I.ns m .tr,nYrrs An obstinate lisof s.h
d, w,,,en she was suffering Tor nsafi o,sS n,.h,na
WI -, =. ~, d,,ih has deprived nr'"''n nusoan1
~ nne o! ,as strongest ties wnch dtsheaen
ana eh''o' a,,h ~. have every confidence 10 pc
i,ry,oa that she has en- cseo uPo" s"" y q
mains for tho necplr OF Low. OH ,a.a
.nm,rn. Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk papers
will please copy.
n.,,rted tbis life in March last, a. bi' resi-
.oa.. IN Ealh county, Virginia, ALEXANDER Nc
c,,sr,c IN Tx eigaty.fouuh GEAR o! his age
r,s ,,,..a.e: was a native II Lancaster county,
N. STATE at Pennsylvania, bar removed al very
oa,ly usriod OF nj, life 10 the place oi MS lave
eidrnce. He wa. Iur The las. thirty years OF Gis
lite very consistent member cf the ffesoy'el,'
an Church. and ruling elder therein LOT nearly
tho same period In the year 1917, NC
noin,pd nv me Executive OF the Ssa'e ,"e'eI y,
,he peace Tor his county. and coo'nuea III ud'
ofT;ee mill about oyeaTs before hisoea,n ~he
ON W. simselt physically unable 10 perform It's
an,;ss he resigned it, a. carl, ain, pubic Of
Gn.,e ,ns cIisa,e ciiz.n, Mr. McChntic d'schar-
M .t ,;s dn,iss in The mos; exemplary manner )
e seu M men enjoyed III. respect and confidence OF
~. liz ,.,lov man more than be did, and none &c.
s a them bel!ef. He died as he had veo, az
mace with The world, and with The moss encot-
raging hopes OF happy eternity.
ws,chman & Observer requested 10 copy
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THE TAYLOR PARTY.

The Democrats and their Protean political op'
ponents have never differed more widely IMAM -
present, for, heretofore, The contest has been
to determine whether one set oil prlncip'es' v
another, should enter into the government y
this country Now it is, whether the peoP'o VIZ
decide in favor nf party, which is the mere eA'
ponent Of great and cherished principles u ~
one which desires 10 do nothing but pun Wv"
the present Administration, and elevate - -
tary Chieltain, whose friends commend ior nav
ing, in hi. simplicity, declared that he is Proloun'
IL ignorant, not only OF the duties oil s'a'es.''i"
and a great Executive officer, out also VI s"e
prominent and most common place measures y
domestic policy, about which our humoles' GU
zens know something man who' Il We az
believe his own assertions, is too ignorant - e'e'
judicousIy exercise the right ot sunfase'
recsiye those Of his fellow-citlzens Tor Inc h'sh
e, ofice within the gift Of The American lsop'',
Taking thi. course Of the Taylor parry III -"
pec,on with the hostility exhibited TOWARDS '''
exercise of tho Veto power, We cannot s''' ~"
from EXPRESSING the opinion, that their ooJec' =
10 make the Executive officers useless oi'e' ar
him of all power, and permit him 10 nave ~ ~
power save that Of dispensing the ioaVe' az. =,
fishes among the pat ioiie office se,ssrs' VINO az
in elevatiug the king log. That they aes,'s =
s,rn one branch Of power, and invest announcer ne,
which is growing to be far more dangerous WV, s
authority and influence far greater VA" rha,
Constitution ever intended it to possess i"a'
by driving from the other oraocn eno..s.n,a
ment their strength, tho House oil nep.ss s',;vs
tive, may control the Senate anu .ns s.s,.s and
which are the representatives Of tss stals' ah =
of all the people # the Union II ss,'' psOrs
q settled plan that whilst the House o. nsp a1.
sen.a,ves i, growing the more and more aasa
,ha me,,ber, Of the Taylor party are enosA,',
in. with greater eagerness to place It ~ ~, ~,
no,,es.on of the dssliulcs Of the pe0p'' -
United States. = LANA in III,
Thi. docs not exhibit itself alone ',i,n,; ~,
dss,rs syiuced to tear from the Constitute ~. ~,
-. ysto mower, but is equally seen IN W. ~. c.
.au,, which are every day made upon en-. s,,, -,
nat. and tn. Supreme Court Of the on'''' ''''''
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To the Committee.
ANOTHER LETTER THE WINGS STILL
WITHOUT A CANDIDATE

We insert below an extract from another let
ter from General Taylor which We copy from
the Charleston News Of the 9Th instant. The
country has been actually flooded with these
letters. Il seems that they are intermnabe,
and each letter which appears IS a palpable con
lradiction of some one or other OF those VIII oh
have preceded il. We had really supposed, after
General Taylors cordial aee,p.aace' of the
Philadelphia domination, and after his sanction
and approval OF Judge Saunders course in the
Wing Convention, and his being emit ely aban-
doned by his Maryland independent friends,
that he was the regular candid te ofthe Hhig
p1rty. But i. seems that We were altogether
mistaken. He still desires 10 be considered a
no-party candidate-writes 10 his Charleston
friends that he las already accepted noniina
tons BY primary assemblages, irrespective Of
party, and that no had accepted the Philadel
phia nomination, and would have accepted the
Baltimore nomination il rendered to him on the
Same terms But here is the extract:
LETTER FROM GEN TAYLOR.
E1tract OF a Letter from General Taylor 10
friend in his city:
II never had any aspirations for ne Presidcn-
cy, nor have nov, farther Than The wishes OF
The subject was iTs, agita'ed, which is, that my
acceptance must be without pledges or oeins
iratnmeIlei in any way, so Ina, could ne M
pfssi,en, Of he whole -Nofion and not q Perry.
Il have accepted the nomination o. The Phlla.
delphia Convention, as yell a. The nomination Of
many primary assemblies gotten up in various
sections of the Union. in some Instances, ines.
peclige OF patty; and wond have accepted The no.
mina,inn olhe Baltimore Convention, mad ]. been
t,ndsred o. the sa-a> terms. am no" 'uily, u
not fairly. before The c0uaify a. Candidate
tor he Cnie. Ma,isiTacs; ard II II should De
nv good or bad fortune 10 be elected. trust
nv course will b. SUI h for the most part, as re-
CARDS the management Of our national ahairs
as will NEE, the appreciation Of my fellow GU /,
zens. should they fail TO DO 50 they wIli'
hster myself have the charity 10 attribute my
errors 10 Tho head and not to the heart.
Very respectfully, your friend,
TAYLOR.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL orer for SALE on the premises, TO the hiehes
/ bidder on WEDNESDAY, the 6in day OF Sep1ein'
ber is4s fair if not first fair day thereafter two
Tracts of Land the called Woodstock; Inc a.s re-
~ of Louisa containing about four hundred and MY
i4s0l acres The improvements consist Of large and
commodiou, dwelling house, in good repair ana a ne
cessary houses for the accommodation OF ,ais Va
mIIy-wilh fine garden and good apple aud peach
orchard ,,,
The other tract nearly adjoins the first, containing
particular description of the above land is deemed
unnecessary, as of course any person wishing 10 pu'
chase will first view The premises
IL 10 considered most healthy suation anu as koou
ne any land In that secton-in moral good neisnoof
hood. -,
The tracts will be sold separately or together, 70 sun
purchasers. ;,,
az Terms made known on the day of sale, and VIII
70 ''''''' '"' William ovERToN,
Aug I5-clds Executor Of Overton.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
ENr T.. ID, Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged IN the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years Is
still relieving and positively curn-ot the following
forms of disease-elsht out of ten VINO Apply 10 MN,
and who have been pronounced misunderstanding,
White swelling, Drop,y, Dyspepsia Rheumatism, AZ
fections of the Liver Agus and Fever, Scaid Head
uicsrous Sores Of long standing, letter Canoer L.p
lection oil the Lungs, supposed TO be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Structure, Mercnrdl
Disease and all forms Of disease peculiar 10 females;
such az FIuer Abus proapsus Uter, &C., &C. lie has
treated several hundred cases of Rheumatism. aud
failed In We only, where thrremedies were energetic
ally applied In eecting entire cure. Persons SUI
ferinp from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved.
Reference the most satisfactory, can be had. Oihce
No. 3, Wall street, under tho City Hotel.
Nov 5-cwtf
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RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST o. ls4s
"THE MISSOURI COMPROMISES

"ItlE MISSOURI COMPROMISE"
In The Wing Of Friday appeared an editorial
under Ibis Tile, WHICH denounced the President
for no exercising The veto power, which, accord.
lag Ia The Wing principles, (ha is if there be
such hinss) "sholt never be exercised, excep,
ia cases OF clear violation 0! The Constitution or
maGies, haste o. wa!.t Of consideration he Con.
gress,"-5y ve,oiag The Oregon bill and so leav.
ing that erIi,orG 10 anarcaY and all its evils. II
then actually charges The President with "aimi,.
ting The" "pnnciplr' oil the Wmol Prcyiso,
against which Ii, entered his most solemn ami EN-.
phatic protest b. message accompanying his
sanction OF That Till.
Not content with this unbIushins inconsistency
and reckless Misrepresentation, The Wing pro.
oceds 10 say:
"Our readers viii understand thar The bin which
Mr.. Polk has lu>l signed is altogether dliferen.
from The Missouri COMPROMISE. That Comprc.
mise included all The territory al Thar time 10 The
possession OF the Unied States, and provided that
North Of 81 30 should be tree soil, and vice versa
This bill however, without mentioning any line.
merely provides iur exciuIins slavery in Oregon
Il does not draw a line add say North OF This there
shall be fee territory, and 5 1ulh OF i. slavery
shall be Admitted. |. lcaycs The battle yc, 10 be
fought, and il leaves a powerful weapon in The
hands OF tree soil men.
"Ye, The people viii be told by the Locosoco
orators in this caavas iha! there is no difference
between this bill and The Missouri Com3romise.
There is ali the difference in The wo Id. The Mis-
souri, Com promise said Souh Of ceua in line
there shall be slavery, and Norh OF il there shall
be freedom This bill saws, there shall certainly
be tree soil in a ceran dislrct but il does not
say lha, there shalt b. slavery South of il. II |
gives up every thing, while il secures nothing in
return"
No further reply u these assertions /. necessa- |
~, than is furnished by another editorial OF The
Wing, on The suJ.zi Of hi: rsry message, in The
preceding columa where j. is aedged that The
President, in thu most bold ana unqualified man
,cr announces 10 he Legislature how FAR it may,
lessla!e. He dictates precisely the very acl
which they shall pass. he says, in effect, you
shall have NJ slavery Norih Of 81 deg. 80 min
AND SoUTH oP THAT LINE Yet SHALL AcKNow-
LEDGE SLAVERY"
But We viii not leave Inc reuta,ion Of The
Wings assertions 10 even its own conflicting
admissions, bu, publish in parallel columns the
Missouri Compromi,e law and ne Ordinance of
1887 which was incorporated INTO The Oregon
BILL The bill itself is 10; published
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Beaver Dam Depot, Feb a2-ctD-e.l
TIE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
Al, ,,lIaT yPEaTE SPRINGS

,HIs agreeable summer retreat Ia again open to VI
j sitors. The virtue Of tho waters 10 lhSigofa'ins
The frame, and even In restoring hehtn, "hete tno
stronprr waters of other sections had been tfieu ~
vain has now been sufficiently tested BY the expert
once Of one season. | an Therefore, Justihed III Oe
soeakinp for them the favnr Of the public ana esneca
f. of nSa,lds whose systems require milder influence
than the mountain breezes ana "aiefs oi co'
ern Virginia are found TO exert.
since the la season, important Improvements nave
besp mado-snonth and shady walks, ann ieVei ioaus
through the ample forest grounds attached 10 1ne
Springs, invite the romantic ana the lovers VI uIu
rIercissy: and, for those whose quest ~ IeCIealon
more than health musical band nne airy ball room,
bathing apaitinents, bowling aeys, and al. the Gus
been provided In shoS no effort OF expense mas oeen
spared supply whatever meht contribute so'ho CUM
for, or enjoyment Of the guests. , :,
The establishment ia mainly under the man ieeHiehs
of the same attentive and obligng superihtenuenlS,
male and female whose efforts 10 please gave Such "a
the last season and as shall reside al the
Springs il will be my endeavor, by general supeivi
sion 70 aid in securing the great ends oil heaHh 70 tue
sick and pleasure TO the healthy.
The ueuenot Springs arc on the river road, In Pow
hatan, near sianakin Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond. From that city packet ooaI
hsd up expressly for the purpose, WIN separate aPa.
ments for ladies' children and invsds, VIII take Vsis-
ors TO the Ferry sixteen mcs whence aiine oil cnacn
az will carry Them the Springs. The boat WIN ieaVe
the upper end of the Basin on Tuesdays, Ihutsoays
and Saturdays At O'Clock, A. ~, returning on Mon
days, Wedne sdayS ana ttisays a. 'e"eA' n ~
Fare 81 IS. 49,, a.,
Board $50 the season, ending goth September; $5l
per month; $40 per week; 81 50 per day. Children
as dav r. w. ROYSTER,
President Huguenot Springs Company.
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VOLUME XLy.-NsIHgEiFi

whose policy have been National Government,
High Protective Tariff, Bank OF the United
States, splendid and expensive system oi Inter
nal Improvement by The Federal Government a
distribution Of the proceed Of the sales Of pub
nc lands, opposition 10 the annexation of Texas,
and tho OK enson OF territory generally, open
hostility 10 the war viii MeSico-hss lately, BY
conyulslve effort, thrown Of and ostracised the
grea! champion Of cir iavorite principles and
selected for their eater a distinguished Military
Chleitain, whose opinions upon all these NEE
sures are almos. unknown. and whose reputation
IS mainly founded uDon h s brilliant successes in
war who a majority of his advocates de-
nounce as Ghc Institutional, unjust and immoral
On tie other hand the great Democratic
party, un1isturbed by the warning elements
which surround il, by the enthusiasm Of mere
military glory, the sectariani.m If tie free soil
men, Or The fanaicsm of the abuitionisls,
liberty men, Fourierlt-s and so STYLED Ma i've
Americans Is seen calmly adhering 10 tie
great and cherished principles which nave con.
duc'ed The country 10 happiness, prosperity and
poWer-oPenly aud honestly proclaiming these
principles 10 The world, and selecting or us
leaders distinguished citizens, .. hose long and
honorable career in the public service, gives a..
surance Of lhelr devotion 10 The cardinal prlfci
Piles Of the Government.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of some discoa
tented and misguided men 10 introduce into lie
Democratic creed new and inadmlssible tests of
lath. and TO divide the country into sectional
parties, have an abiding confidence in The pa
lrlollsm, intelligence and frmnc.s Of The rank
ana hle OF the Democratic citizens of the whole |
onion, aud do not doubt that at the approach
ilg election they will triumph over the CON-
o'ned assaults of opposition from without and
iacilon and mutny within.
Praying you 10 present at your festive board |
The subjoincd sentiment, conclude this hastily !
written letter, with the assurance Of The high re-
gard Of yourfriend and fellow CT zen,
J. A. QUiTMAN
To the Committee
the Democracy OF the Keystone State: They
have shown "a The world that thy never Will de-
SER The principles OF their political iai,h.
By the committee General John A Quitman:
The return Of peace will give his cuun,rymrn,
In his Ptrioric services as statesman and dem
ocfat. future earnest OF his eallantry patriotism,
and devotion 10 the cause OF liberty.
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nv THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ppOrJ a NATION

INFORMATION having been received by the EKecu-
i've that an atrocous murder has heen COMMITTED IN
Greene county, by certain JEREMthh iunSaa
nford Morris and that the said Horney hath fled
rom justice and is now going large do therefore
hereby offer reward Of hundred dollars to any per
son q; " bu shall arrest the said Jeremiah Hor
nrv and dehy,r him into the Jail Of Greene county, and
do moreover require all Officers of this Common
wealth. civil and military, and request the people gene
rally, 10 their best e,srtons 70 procure ING
justice.
Given unde, by hand as Lieutenant Governor, lae.,
Ing IN the absence of the Governor tro''' wy
iss.l seat of Governmpnt) and under the Lesser
Seal of the Commonwealth, nj Richmond, lns
18th day of August in tho year lSss ,,y
Signed, JOHN WILL
Hr forney is represented TO be about feet ncnes
in height slender made sharp features dark eyes and
hair large mouth, teeth much cecayed IL between %
and 40 years Of ago. Aug lS-c6t
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RRlAGES

Married, on h. 26;h July. 1913, at Coventry,
m. residence oi Thomas w. Anderson, E'qi
spott.ylyanla county, Va Amanda }. LESTER, 10
Col DAVID JoSEs OF Nrth Carolina.
Married, in Port R. yal, Caroline county,
Thur.day. tie OH ,nsl by The Rev. WIN. FfIenn,
Dr. Hron MoRs y, II slsff1rt connty, 10 Miss
Ros.Lrs vrsolsl., daughter Of Philip L'sh'too''
Egg
on Thursday the i7'h inr BY me Rev, Car
land lanes, Mr Lou,s AALLsaoY 10 MISS pa
a,HP. PEsDtEros, all Of Hanover county, VIZ
So Kentucky papers requested 10 copy.
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SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
THE subscr iber wishing TO remove from the county
of King William offers for sale his Plantation, 81
aed tnerein upon the West side of the public road
eaI,ns from the Court house OF said county to Fra
,ss Ferry about two miles from the Mataponi rVer
contain. 500 acres of land, aoout 800 Of which In.
,lpdino 30 acres of swamp land is cleared The wood
land consists chiefly of red and white oak, cedar AID
pine of which kind three or four thousand CORDS
II wood for fuel &C. II is well watered, and has upon
ia he'd OF mari OF good quality. The improvements
thereon are comfortable dwelling house. kitchen,
dairy BARN. and other necessary houses, all IN good or
der more minute description is deemed unnecessa-
y a. persons DESTROYS Of purchasing such farm are
requested 10 view the premises, which VIII be shown
the:n by the subscriber, who resides thereon.
CHRISTOPHER LlPSCOMB.
King Nm en- June ~, lsis-ctf
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TaEvoLUNTEERs AND GEN. TAYLOR

TIE VOLUNTEERS AND GEN. TAYLOR.
Cap. Constable, OF The Orange and Ysncy
Company Of The N. G. volunteers, slaed Ia our
presence, ter days ago, that ou 81 The whole N.
z. Regiment there are n. more Than ht'ty who
will vote for Taylor ami Fillmore. This gentle
man, he ii remembered, is Wing, AMI l. warm
" attached 10 The principles OF his party bu! ne
declares Tia. he canno; support Taylnr
Here h.n The expectations OF the WINGS
maj Gen TAYLOR will receive ne woes nj nearly
ali me voiuneers-are basie,; and insead OF
assistance from taem they can here see that they
may exrcc. defeat.
Had he volunteers returned in time TO vote
for Governor, Colonel Red would have been
elected by several hundred majority; but they
vii ps al The ballnt-boy in November and will
.hen show what miSht have been eXpeciet OF
them il hey had rcurred preri"u. g ne Cover
nor, election. [Hlshso y C., Ratoon
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NOTICE.

NOIIOE.
TIVE undersigned, young man, has had consdera-
i bic experience in teaching at the Norh-having
had charge OF different public schoos-and i, compe.
ient,o instruct In most OF the English branches, isa
good Latin scholar and can also teach Creek, IL de
sircgs Of obtaining situation in Vus,h,g, either
principal or assistant of some public fctocl q pri
vas tutor-w give good references as 10 character,
a,,ainments, &c He has sister, who will enter into
similar arrangement either In conjunction with him,
o. separately. BF MCNEIL.
Oweso, Tioga county, N. Y, August ,, lslS.
r Accommodation, relating TO duties, salary,
ale snsnton. Aug i6-e4ss
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Co-Parsncrship Notice.

HAVING this day taken into partnership Messis
Al InHN CLAIBORNE and X A WILLIAMS,
he GENERAL AUCTION IND COMMISSION BU
Si-FESS Tor many years carried IN this city ny Will
liams Ha1all, and int the last twelve months in my
own name, will hereafter be conducted under the Arm
Of WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & co, by
whom liberal advances will be made as heretofore on
consignmsns aud the most prompt attention paid to
all business entrusted 10 their management.
WM. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, August LIST, l84S.-cln
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BALTIMORE Ang. 10.

FrouR- There have been number Of sales 10.
dsy OF Howard 5 rect, Amounting 10 some I0V
barrels, al aSl 70 IS ,hs Lagos pafi a. the iof-
,ner figures C,tY Mills Is selling ~ , va.
Ga.lN- rns grain market is without chanse
70, on.ae as Yesterday: Prime read wheat 90
iO2 CO; white 100 l01 cs.
Ye!.nw corn ST So cents while ~ 81 CTS.
Oar, 30 SO c'g RE 81 y crs.
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Aug l5-clds
NOTICE.

Ii nan JACK, (alias Jack Seoll) lie is about "
years old blight muia,to, well built and pleasant
countrnance when spoken TO- with small scar IN one
ST his temples, where he was bed IN his temporal are
ries lie took with him good supply Of clothing, and
is supposed 10 be aiming for Richmond, and ultimately
free State. Any person taking him mp and delivering
him 10 me- in Prince Edward, near Farmve. will be
literally rewarded and any information Of him thank
fully received JOHN LiGAN.
Aur l5-cStf