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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19
From The \. W. Advertiser.
THE DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT DAvEN.

| PORT.
On Saturday las, was slim nffair.--
From the pomp and parade, with which
our brothers tie loco's. had heraldcd this
interesting occasion. We were led Ia OK
pcct some show ol enthusiasm rs we'll rs
numbers,--bat alas, what disapr,'n
ment. to find but tncagrc multitude Of
scarce one hundred and fifty. composed of a
few ladies, (bicSs their souls,) not small
sprinkling Of curious Wings, and only cor
porals guard OF the faithful.
The interesting performances common.
ccd by the presentation of n banner from
tho hands Of ladies'. This part oil tho cx-
crcises we did not witness.
The meeting was then addressed bv Lin
coin Clark OF Dubuque, candidate for E!ec-
tor, who has been imported from the State
Of Alabama within The last wear.
Mr.. Clark is n gentleman .: tine appear
nncc and engaging delivery. Ills speech
was courteous. and could not fail To please
all who heard it. The topics Of his dis
course were the ordinary themes Of pul,ti-
clans Of lii school. lis position as 10 The
Wi'mat Vroyisa. nlsnc ii worthy Of note !;
this great measure nc opposed hear, and
soul hs unconstitutional, taking the ground
boldly that New Mexico and California has
been acquired hy tie joint blood aad treas
urc Of North and Sou,h. and that Congress
has no right 10 prevent the citizens of the
South from going there with their slaves,
which are properly. lie said TINT Con
-ress. could not cansiiuiionally NEEDLE
with the question al slavery in these terri
tories, that it should he left To the terrific
ries 10 settle for themselves when thew come
to form CONSTITUTIONS for State govern
ments. These. he said. were Mr.. Cass's
views, and such was the doctrine of the
Democratic party. II time would permit.
VIC would report this part Of the gentle
mans speech rcrbatim
Oh one thing the public may rest nssu-
red, md that Is. We hive not exaggerated
the mat,er.--cur word and honor for it,.
Lincoln Clark, democratic Eiector for The
State "i Iowa. On Saturday last. boldly as
snmcd the position which we have attribu-
ted tn him.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Cinrk's address
our friend Judge Wilinms took the stand.
and shortly after. (witlont meaning The
slightest disrespect to the Judge We sloped.
VIC can only say in relation 10 The Judges
speech. that '.wc dliroys did like that
speech"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

RoBBEEl ~ DumarE.-i'he store al
Emerson i Shields, in Dubuque, was en-.
tered on the 9th inst, and about $500 in
gold distracted. A person by the namc Of
Bell was accused of the robbery, search
was made aud nil but $50 obtained. While
the Marshall WIS absent to procure war
rant, The villain escaped. The Dubuque
papers give no description of his person.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

CTThc jackson County Democrat is
publishing statistics OF the different impor-
,ant points in that Furnishing county
The following IRE from the last number:
ANDaEu. village il situated in
the geographical centre 81 Jackson county.
and contains two siorcs Ding a fine bust
ness. two family groceries. one hotel. q
good brick school hnu>e. Il neat Methods
church. stone hnilding formerly designed
for n iail, ihrfe attorneys, four phssicinn-,
four boot and Shoe makers. one tanner,
two masons. two blacksmith shops. two waa
on makers. one tailor, twocirpenters.. tand
room for morc.) and one printing office.
This Is ono nt tie ,aus, healthy regions
in Iowa: nc; q single case Of bilious fever
or naue has ever originated here. Il used
10 rras The County Scat.
BRIpcEpoIr.-'ihs p'ace has one hotel.
one wagon shop. several ceepers, aud con
ta;ns some ten nr fifteen houses. |, teing
on the stage route from Dubuque to Daven-
port. must become nm inpa.,an, point ON
the Maquoke,a river.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

SOMETHING IN Looks.-A mans looks is
the work Of years. II is stamped on his
countenancc by the events o.. his whole life
may more, the hand Of nature and il is
not TO be got rid Of easily. There is, ns
has been repeated. something in persons
appearance a, first sight. which we do not
like. aud which gives US TN odd twince, but
which is overlooked in multitude Of other
circumstances till the mask is torn oil, and
VIC see his lurking character verified in the
plainest I,anaer in the sequel. We are
struck at first, and BY chance, with whn, is
peculiar and characteristic. Also. with
permanent traits aud general effects
These afterwards 90 cff in set of unmcnn-
ing. commonplace details. This sort Of
prima tacic evidence. then, shows what a
man is better than what he says or does
for It shows us the habit OF his mind, which
is the same under oil circumstances and
disguises.-Hn.lM.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19
CASUALTY.

Mr.. Andrew Thompson, Of Long Grove,
in this county, me, with quite serious nc.
cident on las, Friday week from the pre-.
mature discharge Of his gun. lie had
loaded one barrel Of his fowling. piece and
was proceeding to load the other when the
former, through carelessness, was discharg
ed, the contents badly wounding him in the
head, though not irac,uring the skull. lie
il convalescent and il is thought will speed
lily recover.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

GrOur Mills keep putting from morning
till night and from night ill morning.
They keep constant sircnm Of Flour float
ing down the Mississippi and another Of
Wheat running into the town. All OF
which has great tendency to keep a small
rivnle, Of silver circulating through CON-
munity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

erThe duck ponds on Front Of. arc OBJ
solc,e! Their places are occupied by q
road 20 smooth o. would prove temptation
70 those pleasure riding to include that
stresaia their grounds, were it not gener-
ally 80 ihrong with teams. All honor to
tho 'scity fathers" ia bringing about this
desirable improvement, may they next d.
rect their attention to the intersection oil
Perry aud Rock Island with Front ct.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

DuBucrE.-Thc officers Of this gooa
boat are true geutlcrcn which they week
" prove TO our entire satisfaction by lur-
nishng us with n package Of the very la
ties, ST. Louis papers. But our old friend
of the
Senatorial. C. Monfort, is behind
none ia the muniicence Of his favors TO
this Office. Our good Wing friends Of the
KENTUCKY, will have to bestir them
selves If they expect 10 head either Of these
two boats in bringing Us late news.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

MEMPHIS, Oct. 10.

MEMPHIS, Uct. 10.
BY nm arrival from Yucatun, VIC learn
that there has been battle between the
whites and Indians, IN which Fix America i.
officers were killed. The results were IN.
certain.
The yellow fever is raging fearfully a,
Houston, Texas.
The weather continues dry.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

On Thursday Of last week, a German
boy abou, IA years Of age, b. the name Of
John Stephens, WINS crushed to death BY
the cavng Of the bank in the hillside.
which is being excayated in tho western
part Of town.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

MIscnIEvous Boys!-Thosc boys who
arc in the habit Of transposing signs, snd
committing other depredasions Of nights,
are informed that we have their names and
will publish them il they continue their
misdemea nors.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

GyMadam Darusmoni, alias Fanny
Wright, hns taken the stump, in Tennes-
see, for Gen. Cass. ABBY Folsom goes
for Martin Van Buren,, and the res, Of the
ladies' for Old lack.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

New PApER.--Mr. Orson Hyde hos is
sued prospectus for semi monthly paper
to he published Mt GAINESVILLE, Council
Bluffs. Town, 10 l:c called ,be "Fron,ier
Guardian
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

NAuvoo--Ia Iemple.-We learn that
"A company have purchased all the Mormon
property, in the hands Of A. W. Babbi,, the
Mormon agent, at Nauvoo, including the
walls 1t the Temple; and that arrange.
ments nave been made TO rebuild III soon
as possible. The price paid was ST.. Zoo.
We also learn tina, the citizens ot Nauvoo
are abou, 10, or have done 50 already, ar
rest person living in Nauvoo. who is sup
posed 10 he the identical individual who
fired the Temp!e.--Statesmaa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

VINO ISLANDERS GEs. TAyLoR!--An Ohio
volunteer charged Gcn. Taylor with bias
phemv. Il subsequently turned out that
Gen. rs .ccuscr had been rchukcd in
Mexico by Old Iack FIR s'obbing a hen
roost, and indicted in Columbus for steal.
ing hcg.t
Another man makes charges agains,
Gen. Taylor in the Louisville Democrat
He beasts tina, he served at Bnena Vista,
was Wing when he entered the service,
but now goes for Gen. Cass. One of his
comrades, in the Louisville Journal, denies
that the man was ever Wing, and nc
counts for his hostility To Gen. Taylor thus
"Whcn we were about 10 attack the en-
envy at the battle Of Bacna Vista, and evc-
~ other man was at his post en.cr and rem
dy for the contest. this L. III. was irving
10 hide under the hill side and TO keep iron,
the engagement. md ono of the officers OF
our company hal 10 draw bis sword upon
him before h would show any symptoms
Of fighting Such cnwardly men rs these
We do not went for Gen. Taylor
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

"lf Gen. Taylor is elected, no will do
more to curb the Spirit Of Conquest, and
check the spread OF Slavery than nnv 9TH
er man the Wings can clcct."--.John q.
Adams.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19
NEW GOODs-AND PLENTY OF THEM.

NEW GOODS-AND PLENTY OF THEM.
Our merchants have pretty generally
received their winters supply of goods
Their stocks are heavier than have ever
been brought to this market, and we have
no doubt will be sold at lower rates. We
trust they will alter their advertisements,
as il will be ut no additional expense, and
let The farmers know what articles they
have and at what rates they are disposing
Of them.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

Corrected lrrekiy bv G. s. Ehiser
DAVENPORT, Thursday, October 10, l848.
raorr . SS SO roux h haav'''s 200
WHEAT, win.bu. coIIIAas, ID. 4aa5
), sP. :, 10 so SHOULDERS, -3ls4
coHN in ear; }, l7|slpns, ;, -4aas
;, meal ;, GA 30BurrEs, ;, 8aiO
FLAxsgrp, >, so a 62Alfioxry, - 10
TiM.SEEp, i,OOa I,25GHEEsE, =, 6ai2
Oars, :, I5al 6lCuIcEESs, doz. .5ni 90
BARLEY. :, 33IEces, - SAD
Hay, ton s,50a 800 PorAross, bu. iaai5
woop, cord, l,5Oa e,0OBEAss, VIII. ;, ~
Coal, bu. 0alOI SALT, Kan, ;, ga a -
BgrswAx, h. i6 =. Liv :, 80
HINES, grcon,'h. % ArrL.s, dri. bu. LA
- dry, >, oalpEAcHEs, ), LISA 200
ST. LOUIS, Oct. II.
florr, better feeling. sales NJ S4,e5 S4,3O,
per barrel. WHEAT, no change. CoRs, choice
lots nj SO 38c. per bnshel. Oars - to 2lic.,
including sacks. No change ia other articles.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2
Flour, $3.50 per Dbl, market easier, Ohio
wheat ~ .I8, mixed. CoRN, Csc, yellow corn
&c. per bushel.
CINCINNATI, Oct. H.
FLOUR, S3,75 per bbl. Market dull. Holders
stiff.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. :.
Flour had improved. sales Of good Illinois at
-, OF st. Louis at $<5,25. mixed, Corn at Soc.
pure yellow in sunn'es at 55c,. per bashel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

CYL. l. MARTIN, U. $. Charge des Ac
fairs, at Rome, died Of apoplexy, very sud
denly, ON the Goth Of August in that
city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19
ROBBERY AT MOLINE-ARREST OF
THIEVES

THIEVES.
Considerable sensation has been produ
ced in the neighborhood Of Rock Island by
the depredations Of n band Of villains whc
have been systematically 1t work in tina,
vicinity for some weeks. In addition Il
the robberies pcrpetrstcd as before men.
toned, on Monday nigh, Of last week the
public house at Moline was entered and
several watches, together with some mon.
ey, stolen. The thief was pursued to Rock
Island, but made his escape to this side oil
the river. His pursuer took passage on
the steamer Mondiana, with view Of over
taking him. As was anticipated, the ras.
cal came aboard at Fairport, about eighteen
miles below Ibis place, and was immediate.
ly secured. A considerable portion of the
stolen property was found in his possession,
including the gold watch s,olon from Capt.
Wilson-,he particulars Of which robbery
We published two weeks since.
Tho prisoner is young man by the
name Of w. II. Rogers. lie was lodged 10
the Rock Island Jail for sale keeping, bn,
on tho following nigh. company repaired
thi,her. secured the jailor, and convey.
ing tho prisoner short distance from town
cx,ortsd from him BY threats a confession
OF the names Of his accomplices-he wa.
then reminded TO Jail.
John Burton, resident of Rock Island
who was implicated by the above confes
sion, was Immediately arrested and held in
custody.
On Saturday last, Mr.. J. W. Spencer re-
turned to Rock Island with another of the
rogucs, d. X. Langdon, formerly citizen
Of this place, and more recently of Linn
county, Iowa. A portion Of the stolcr
property was found upon this member o
the rasca'ly fraternity. The .ummar.
manner in which these persons have been
brought to justice, we trust, will have ,hs
efec, to check further dcpredations.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

HAwKEYE.-The eu.erprising publish
ers of,his paper now issue a small daily,
at 10 cents per week. Success to their
enterprise.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19
W uIG TICK EFT
For Electors Of President and Vice President
lElcction scrcnM .Norember.
STATE ELECTIONS.


We are indebted to the Daily IIawkeyc's
telegraphc news for the following late in
telligence from the elections in Ohio and
Pennsylvania
OHIo.-Rcturns from 80 counties show a
Wing loss Of 1000, compared with The vote
for Clay in lSl4. The Free Soil vote in
Hamilton county alone was 1000.
The Senate is tied. The House has two
Locoioco majority.
PENNSYLVANIA. So counties heard from
give the Wing candidate for Governor a
majority of 1896. Same counties in IA
gave Wing majority oc37S2. Twenty
four counties TO hear from. which gave ia
lS44 Democratic majority of SO56.-
johnson is certainly elected Governor h,
four or five thousand. This is conceded by
the democrats.
The Legislature is largely Wing.
In the Congressional delegation the
wings have from one 10 three minority.
Aprivntc despatch SAYS that in Florida
wing governor and Congressman IRE
certainly elected.
a private Despatch to n gentleman in
this place received this morning, says that
zoe Wing Governor, JOHNSTON, has been
elected in PennsyIvnnin, BY majority of
1900; and that Ford, the whig candidate
for governor in Ohio, has been elected by
d majority Of 5000.
The following Despatch was sent US las,
night, at ! ] o'clock, from the ST. Louis Re-
publican oilice:--
JoHSsroN's majority in Philadelphia city
and county is 50Od. Ia 1917 the Iocofaco
majority was 249i, whig gain, about $500.
In Ohio, Ford has been elected. The cx-
act majority canpo, be given.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

RAIS.--Last Sunday night 70 had ~ old
fashioned, Pour-down rain, accompanied
With hail.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

From the Mo. Republican
TELEGRAPlIlC DISPATCHES.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

We see By the Buffalo Advertiser that
TWENTY-FIVE Cass men in one Of the ives.
tern villages of New York have come OIL,
Tor Gen. Taylor. Taylor seems IN be
treating Cass Oh the eve of the Presiden-
iial battle very much az the Government
treated Taylor on the eve Of the baitle ol'
Bhcna Nista--he is stripping him of hix
regulars. Bat the result will he very diff.
terent-.Ncw Era.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19

The LARGEST BuILDING IL AMERICA
a new freight depot is now in process &c
erection NJ East Albany, a. y. for The Az
hany and Boston railroad Company, $50
feet in length. hv l3I feet in width. Il il
supposed BOO. 900 bricks will be required
in is construction. and the cos, will he
Sl00.000. II is 10 be completed in No
vembcr and will be the larses, building in
America.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19
COM Nj + RCIAL.

Corrected trrekiy bv G. s. Ehisier.
DAVENPORT, thursday, October n, l848
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-10-19
MARRIED..
Y " Error. .Sec.u.

Davenport, Oct. 18Th. 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
q. Q. SCOTE * CO.

FGmsiRe, Prince Edward County, Virginia
a liz now prepared 10 o:er 10 their customers aGd The
- public GENERALLY snd we'll selected stock ni
F'ORElIN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
and large stock OF GROCERIES, which they
pledge themselves Ia sell II loves market prices
They respectfully invite their old customers and lie
public generally Ia give them call. Their stock COM
prisrs article usually kept in stores at ParmvIr
and consists III part of the following:
Extra black French aud English Cloths and Cassi.
Cashmere, Uerno and Satin Ves,ings
Kerseys, Linseys, Kentucky Jeans
Satnrts heavy Wool Cloths
White, red and yellow Fannels
Rich Dress silks, EashRieIes and Mnus,elines
Oregon Plads, rich figured Aloyones
Foullrd ard Gilca silks
Plain and satin striped mode eolored Cashmrres
French md English Prints
Mohar Changeable I.ustIes
Gloves, Hosiery in great variety
Black Lace Caprs, Collars, Laces, Ed.inss
Ribands-all kinds
Genl!emen's Fancy Ilandkerchels, Sclris, &c
liisl Linens. Table Damask
Brown and leached Duulestics
Bankes-al kinds
Heavy Blankets, for servants-iogrther with gene
raj assortment of Hardware ard Cutlery Call and
&. o. SCOTT x co,
Oct3-cw2w Corner below Farmers Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
10 Farmers.

yEHOSE in want Of Thfe>hins Machines, are
respectfully solicited 10 call al Geo. Wan
& Co.'S Plough hianuactury in the city OF Rich-
mond, or al our shop n The county OF Hanover,
and examine orr Horse Power aud Tfe>her be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. II is very important
that persons who wish our machine, should send
their orders without delay. The demand last
year lin he lancr part ul The season was inuch
greater than we could meet Inc most satisiacio-
nv references can he given, il desired. The o-
lowing i our list q! prices
Haws Adhesive Horse Power, No !, wl'h "a
inch arm, cnmuielp $500
Haws Adhesive Horse Power, No. :, with ~
inch drum, complete Nv
uaw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. ,, with "a
inch drum, complete iio
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with ~ inch
d,nm romnl.le 1870
50 inch Drum or ThTesncr -
"a q IS
On d 55
"a d.
A competent hand will accompany III" Ma
chine 10 sci il 10 work. free 81 charge, whcrrthe
distance does not exceed thirty-igr mics rom
our shop. or from Richmond, over that distance
travelling expenses mus! I've paid. We viii de.
liver Machines in Richmond, or At Inc Retreat,
near New Castle on the Pamunkey river.
Address Haw & Sydnor Old Church. Hano-
We. or a; Richmond, Va.
Hanover Co June i3 l~iS-Cii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
MERCHANDISE.
New Goods.

No. 2SS RAILROAD STREET.
GORGE S. VASHON, nearly opposite the
VI old stand of Mr.. VIM. Boolwright, is receiv.
ing his FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, purchased with cash and at
great reduction, which he offers very cheap Tor
cash. They are in part enumerated below:
Extra super black and colored Cloths,
Super Silk and Satin Vestings
Cashmere, Merino, Swansdown and Va'enua
Vestings
Plain, twilled and fulled Kerseys
Plaid and heavy plain Linseys
Sunerfne. fine and low priced Flannels
Oregon and other super Woollen Paids
Silk striped and plaid Alpaccas
plaid Silk Lamar,iues, very pretty
A beautiful lol OF Fall Ginghams
Super mode cold Merino aud Aipaccas
Super black Merino, Alpaccas, Bareses and
Mousins
Mouslin de Lame Cashmere and other dress
goods
Cashmere, Thibei and other Shaws
and Moravian Hose
Ladies' and Misses Silk, Colton and Worsed
Hosiery
Bonnet, Cap, Satin and Lu,esrins Ribbons
Thread, French and Lysle Laces
Brown and beachea Danask, do do. Table
Cloths
Silk Frinses, Gymps, Swiss, Cambria and Bob
bin Edgings
Grass Cloth, Marseilles and Corded Skirts
French, English and American Prints
Hemsli;ched and Tape bordered HandkerchIeis
Silk, Bingham and Muslin do.
Plaid and embroidered Musins
Ladies', Misses and Gentlemen's Gloves
Calicoes, al 5, 6, 8, 10 cts, and finer
Brown Domestics al 4, 5, 6, I, 3 els, and inner
1914, ~ 4 and 1874 Marseies Quis
Irish and French Linens
Furniture Dimi,y-vcry cheap
Huckab back and other Towelling
Cotton Oznaburgs, bleached and unbieachcd
Sheetnes, Apron and Furniture Checks, Plaid
Dones,ics, Bed Tickinss, &C., &C.. together with
a variety Of other goods, TOO numerous 10 mem
ton and which will be sold al prices much lower
than they have ever been offered before.
Sept, 90 c&dlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
Important Notice.

A NEGOTIATING change IN my business
"A before the next TALL shall, from this day,
proceed 10 sell off the whole Of my stock OF Sea-
sonabe Dry Goods, comprising one OF The most
extensive and var led assortments now IN the city.
Ny customers are invited TO send in their orders,
or come themselves, as early as may be conve-
nent They may supply themselves upon the
usual time.
For cash, great bargains can be had IN the io!-
lowing descriptions OF Goods
Thirty cases OF the newest and handsomesl
Fall Styles
Five hundred pieces OF Fannels, of all colors
and styles
Ten cases OF Bleached Domeslics
Thirty bales OF low Brown Domesiics
Five cases OF Plaid Linseys
An extensive stock Of Broadcoths
Several packages Black and Colored Thread
Every style OF Irish Linens
A large stock of Black Cambrics
While and Checked Cambrcs
Silk and Cotton Handkerchieis
Shaws, OF all kinds
Heavy Negro Kerseys and Planes
All kinds Of Negro Blankets
A good stock OF Apron Checks
All prices of Bed Tickings
A very large stock OF Buttons, for all purposes
And in short, general and desirable assoI'-
ment, 10 which all buyers who desire good Goods,
at prices that must be satisfactory, are invited.
Oct.2 d. II. LONDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
NOTICE.

1s1HE subscriber having become resident, has open
ed an .tgrur, il Petersburg for the sale OF Lands
in Eastern virginia 10 Northern Immigrants, aud re-
specUy ff.rs HI. services Ia those wEn wishing
SCI. lis extensive Acquaintance II the North Ut
for,- him considerable facilities TOR their disposal, aud
III. attention at Northern tanners has laterly been
earnestly directed 10 this region.
To hng the lands of those disposed 10 sell into no
cc IL Is advisable Ia advertise them IN tir Northern
papers; and arrangements made IL give them very
extensive circu throughout the Northern states al
4 very moderate cost
moderate.
The undersigned asn offer; his services the public
practical surveyor.
For the present he can hr found nj Robert Il Boil
ur's to whom, with Rev Mininn Thrift, Hr William I.
Dupuy Thomas 3 Pirasants DrT Strachan, John
Boiling Thomas Lee, and Hugh Nelson, he has pei
NISSAN Ia refer the public.
All communications by mail, postage paid, will meet
urompt attention. SAMUEL ; GRISCOM
Petersburg, Sept 20, lsi5-c6t'