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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22
ALPHA.
TO the Editors of tie Enquirer.

PORTSMOUTH, Sept. IN, lS4S.
am pleased 10 Stale that the glorious Demo
cratic cause is prospering in this section Of The
Old Dominion The Democrats are firmly sus.
tanning our noble standard bearers and are fully
confident that our banner will be he flag II vic.
tory. The able and worthy Democlatic Eleclor
Ter his District, Gen John s. MillsoD, is doing
his whole duty. He has addressed The people in
Prince Gco;se. Norfolk county, Norfolk civ
SurTy, Isle Of Wight and Nansemond, and with
decided effect. The Why's are lukewarm and
much depressed alihe "signs Of the times" Our
Own Portsmouth will give Cass and Butler yety
handsome majority than Polk got in 1914
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THE BEST JOKE or THE SEASON

Inc iayloTlIes OF Detroit wrote 10 Gen. Tay.
iof ior his views on River and Harbor improve.
msnl' by The General Government. They have
refused 10 publish MS reply. The Delroi, Free
Press says "hey DARE not publish it, as The Gen.
era seclans That circumstances prevent his
GIVING n,s opinions and besides, makes his letter
lus! one iine SHORTER than that from Cass 10 the
Chicago Convention !la
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10 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS

fEHE SELECT SCHOOL FOK lOt VI LADIES.
i IN my family. w b. opened N .rorD.iI thc
2i al October nf Mr.. Gray'- new irnrmrntS 81
Frdnklin STREE. near Iard
AThe course # instruction VIII b. thorough and CON.
piete. The Languages, Philosophy, lmen'al and phy
sca aud Criticism, viii hr under competent insr1r-
tors. have secured the services. Resident ass.t
ant OF 4 thoroughly qualified lady VINO has taught -
several years tile most respectable families ~ NH.i
MA and south Carolina, and also IN the 'Patapsco H.
siitnle,n oil Maryland
Specal attention VIII he devoted 10 Music. voral AM
u,lr,mr nal aud cultivation secured by hring
drrrd pleasant and attractive. IL VIII b. onr 81 Tie &
creations at ihr school
Tt,rss R.jerenets, &C.. n. heretofore given
DAr PpPiL>.A ir~ dds pupl!s wlil be- received, ini
AS The NUMBER 81 the school united application tn
lhcill and for boar irrs should b. made nm-it'rlN
Is. Is. MINOR,
Franklin Street above Iihrd
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kns, Or. Robert +. Harris, Miller w. Michaux,
Jacob Micaaux, WIN Michaux, TscharLef w.
Michaux, DR.. Joseph MichauI, DR.. Ed. Mayo,
Dr.. Joseph A. Mayo, Ed. F. Baugh, Jesse A.
Abraham, DR.. r. w. Royster, Madison Talley,
Henry A. Hancock, William MeGfuaer. DR..
Osborne l. Drake, John Spears, Alexander Har-
rs, Jerman L Slraton, John C. Porter, William
B. CralIe. Capt. David Strauon, Daniel Brown,
IT,, Jno. Miller. Fr J. Sampson, Jno. b. Hughes,
and any other Democrats OF this county 10 whom
it may be convenient 10 be al Lynchou!s al Inc
period OF holding he Convention.
ABNER CRUMP, President.
1snM.s l.; s "a M,sl.u. Secretaries
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CT ALEXANDER MARTIN
FRENCH EMBROIDERY

TINE subscriber having received MS ampls'.
i Supply OF goods is prepared 10 snow beet
tiiul assortment Of Lace ard Muslin Emhmdri
Ell Work, such as Capes, Berhas, CoilMs N'ii-
Pocket Handkercnei>, Scarfs, Grape Sha"Is
Evening Tissue, and Muslin Dresses A>or ~
assortment Of yerg rich Ribbons, Velye's, ~.
Blonde AMI Malinc Laces Coli AM SI.vfi
Fringe and Gimp; French Artificial Flowers
TinseI Flowers, WTea;hs, Head Dr"'se> F,a'
theirs. Silk Ffinges and Gimys Tor Cicass "
sizes AMI dresses. Z-phyr Wor''ci S'sei Bea I,
Bag and Purse CLASPS. Soap. Periumsfy, and 2
variety Of fancy articles. n. C. BARTON,
Sep. % 10y Main Stree.
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b. b. VI II y q II,
Attorney al law ,

WILL. continue the Practice OF Law me cily =
w Richmond, and VIII hereafter devote hIm-r :,
cIusivrly aud assidnousy I" hs profession. lite W.i
attic nd the Courts 81 Petersburg the county :" Irotr
and this city including the Federal Courts AMI touus W
Appeals All business coniidrd Ia HIM VII lie pf"u ~
Is and faithfully raecurri.
Ufce-No. /, Law Building. Sept 2a-c1i
few very desirable offices in the Law Et..iIns
still for rent, AT REDUCED HATES. Apply = f"ir, 8
Cook or Ia u. u. "
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING

The Democracy Of Elizabeth City county will
hold Mass Meeting, on The 4lh and 5!h proxi-
mo, in The town OF Hampton, where The public
generally are invited 10 be present. Messrs.
Wise, Bayy Washington, MiIlson, Sawyer,
Hunter, Srdton Patton. Caskie, Tribe Over.
Ton and others have been invited and they are
respectfully urged 10 attend, sh I'D her invita-
lions. from any chance, TAIL 10 reach them. Re.
member The Alb and 5.h Of October, and nj The
9Th and 9Th as was stated by mistake, in some
OF the invitations.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
rIcuMoNp MARKETS. SEPT 81.

RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPT FL.
TOBACCO-Receps and inspections have
fallen of; rather more animation in the Market
We quote Jugs 81 IS 10 , So common eal2 rs
10 A; middling 4 25 10 IS; good and fine 5 %
to 81 so with an occasional sale OF tinc man.
ufaclurins AT higher price
FLOUR-S5 %.
WHEAT-i05 cents for red, and ITO cents
for white.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
CORN-50 So cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL,-S5 !. GO fsHEd or5c 9"hf sms
lUc.' Western Sides 5! ,c.;..Shoucers 5. SIC.
FlSH-New Herrlngs So. Shad So 80 a :.
Family Roe Herrings sc in barrels and 50 so in
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEr s. 25 IS, scale weigh
VEALs S4 a 90. MUTToss: 81 80 10 50
nett, as in quality. Hoes: 90, nett.
LARD-9 10 cents. Scarce.
COFFEE-Wequole Rio al 81 q 6; cents; La.
guayra ct Ct; ST. Domingo 5. a 6; Porto Rico
81 II; Java 10 III cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder SIS | 25c.
per h.. Black IS 90 c. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. d a 26I G
Porto Rico 25 70 cents; Cuba IS 81 GEMS.
BRANDY-O tard Dupuy & Co. s. p a :
So A. Segnete u.s. Imitation 80 IA IS cents
SazeIac 3 a 3 so; Peach dull at 81 90 a ! %;
Apple Brandy so cents.
RUM-New England 81 cents.
GIN-American 80 cents; Holland 100 cents
per gallon, very dull.
WHISKEY-23t cents for Rectfed
CANDLES-TaIow 10 a l2s c.; sperm 80
80; HulPs Patent IA els.
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GARDENER

A YOUNG MAN, who has the cS2erirBce
n Of the above branch Tor fifteen years, wishes
10 engage a situation. Ec can give ample 't.ti.
moniaIs 10 both his conduct and workmanship.
His skill is unques,ionabe about rhe ar ati
beauties OF Nature. Persons wishing 70 enfI0,
will please address ID. G. H. iew lines, pos,
paid) through The Richmond Pos! Office. ,le,!f :
name and residence, which viii meet vi >'rc,
attention. Sept 22-t3.
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Judge Bayly, Of Accomac, in his speech on
"Wednesday night, in appealing 10 the men 81
The South, to look well and deeply, in'o me votes
AMI opinions OF Mr.. Fillmore, before casting heir
SURFACES Tor him, took view OF The Stare qles-
lion as aeitated al the North, which could mol fail
10 excite the attention OF Southern men. Jucee
B. said that il The removal Of slaves from one 10
another State were prohibited By Congress, the
mos, serious results would be tell By those per-
sons engaged in mechanical pursuits. NUM-
Der equal 10 The annual increase OF our slave
population, is now yearly carried 10 o,her sections
of the country; those who remain here, are EN-.
ployed almost entirely in agricultural affairs lei
this vast increase be confinrd in our limits, and
their services, not needed by asficulluriss, Tor
we have sufficient, now Tor these purposes, and
they must be placed in mechanical ayoca,ions
and you have slave labor necessarily cheaper
than Whitley in competition with our citizens en-
gagged in like Departmental competition, which
will work poverty and want.
fPrtsmou,h cir0BtcL.
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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A meeting Of the cizsns OF Richmond an,
surrounding country. is requested al Boshei.
Room on Friday night, 22nd insi., a! past
O'Clock 10 appoint Delegates 10 attend The Rail
road Convention 10 be held in Staunlon, on The
, Oclober-wilh the view ofexlending the Loui.
sa Railroad TO The Ohio River. A full meeting
is earnestly requested.
MANY CITIZENS,
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.EolIan Piano Forsc..

ID n. TAYLOR viii receive in a irw ays,
j per >chr Charger" another Ro'"N,,%
Piano, with C0lemaa's Patent .EobGn iftq,tnte',
from the mandatory OF NUNS 4 ClaiR, At@
York. lie has as in STORE an assortment =
Pianos OF The finc't zone AM ;ini>h, which waite
sold on The mos, moderate terms.
Secondhand Planes, bur lille use: an *.
ccileut for schools, a . ~ hand
PIANO WATERFRONT,
SEP. - Olnn.iIt The BANKS
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To the Editors # the Enquire,

RAPrlHANNoCK, Sept. Is, lo4o
Gentlemen: GA Monday last we had The plea.
sure OF hearing Mr.. Brent, Mr.. William Horner,
and James Barbour. Their speeches were musl
effective. We had expected ha the Wings would
have joined in the discussion, but business pre-
vented, as they alleged The truth is that The
Taylor stock IS rather below par Il IS very dllli-
cul, 10 get their champions on the stand Mr..
Barbour couued opposition. He called upon The
Wings 10 come forward. "He came there with
The nope that he would have been met by very
celebrated Wing orator, but said he had heard he
was SICK and couldn't come" IcanGot pretend 10
give you an outline OF their speeches. but pre-
sumo in few days you will have more cor
rect description. | will mention, however, that a
more imposing scene has not been presented 10
the good people OF Rappahannock. Three young
and alened Democrats begging opposition in the
very midst OF TAILOR Wings 81 long experience
some 0. hem long in public lite. MIR Barbour
has promised Us that, when we shall request his
services, he will come up to Us. The Taylot
party OF this county is doomed 10 weep, 10 wan
der, die and be forgotten"
Mr.. Holland, volunteer who was under Gen.
TAYLOR al Monterey, AMI Gen. Scou from "Vera
Cruz" 10 The CITY OF Mexico has this moment
arrived in fine health. A very warm Taylor
man has Just approached with every demonstra-
ton OF gratitude, cnquiring how Gen. Taylor
stood with hem all. The volunteer replied: Sir,
there is much excitement the Wes', particular.
" in Kentucky" 1Ot course, OF course" was
The ready response "But" said he, 81; appeared
all on one side" Then The Taylor gentleman
vas all ecstasy. "Ol course, OF course" said he
"Bur," sail me volunteer, she excitement was
around Hickory Poles."-"And what" saidsthe
Taylori!c, docs that meant 'Why, said Hol
and, mot Taylor-any hing else but Taylor. =
The gentleman soped, 10 The no lille amusement
OF both Wings and Democrats; and Holland ei
10 be greeted by his friend. nd afiecionaely re-
ceiyed by his relatives. MOUNTAlNEER.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A yALUA
BLEEARM IN HENRlCO COUNTY.

IN execution Of decree OF The county c"'i'
i OF Henrico, pronounced on the oh al (.
September, ls4s in suit therein pencins, Sc
Shumbuie and wife - Coufei ct ais, ~. :.
Commissioner, pfoceei On Saturday ne y =
October, on the premises, 70 sell al puzzle au-'i -
10 The highest bidder, certain rae. o. pai,'''.
land, OF which Halborn Corf-i di"i >rL ! 80
possessed, lying on the Three Chop Reai, ~ ~
ing The lands Of Samuel Co"teii, Su,an Di'a'
and The Deep Run Goa! Pr Traci, IN n 1 d.''
0; Hcnrco, abor. 10 miles We q the - =
Richmond or 50 mucn thereof as may 4 T.,
ccssa,y 10 pay The sum Of $50 'olars . cen',, and
The costs OF SUR, AMI expenses III Sale.
Terms of Sale-Cash Tor expenses q fae 30,
costs of suit, the balance 10 be paid IN wo eq
insla ments, al 3 and months; The cfei'' In>'a',
mens TO bear interest from the day OF sac, arc
10 be secured by bonds with approved srcnf "
Tile retained until the last payment shall nave
been made. JNO. LESLIE bLhin'
Sept 22-dlds CoHl !.
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The Wing Press and speakers were not wont
some years sioce to denounce Gen. Cass with the
bitterness and violence which now mark their
course. Then Gen. c. was not candidate Tor
the Presidency, and his ability, virtues and great
public services were properly appreciated by all
parties. We are indebted 10 The Charleslown
Spirit OF Jefferson for The following striking proui
Of our declaration. The Charlestown Free Press
and the Alexandra Gazette are jealous Taylcr
papers, and show bu, lille justice to Gen. Cass.
Read the following and see what change has
come over them. They cannot blot Out The truth
of history. As the Spirit Of Jefferson says,
1--WE hope our Wing friends every where NAV
peruse with care, the high euloeiums then bestow.
ed upon Lewis Cas-. Political slanderers and
personal de;rac,ors, dared mol al that time 10 sui
y, by word or deed one among The purest and
best men OF his day. Political animosies were
even buried 10 Go justice TO his commanding in
,elIect, unionbted patriotism, great public serv'.
ces and high moral worth. .Nctc how changed
The presses which then eX;ollcd him, are endea> |
voring 10 hunt him down with ieIocity une- |
oualled, and by means almost unparalleled
His reputation is assailed-his character black
ened-hs patriotism ridiculed-his public seryi.
ces disowned, and his whole life attempted 10 be
stamped with intamy and dishoncr. Win the
American people permit these party hacks 10 so
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MIR. Webster, in his Mar>ht.d speech, charges
Gen. Cas- with being in favor OF The continuance
Of the Mexican war; Gen. Cas- voted Tor The
treaty OF peace; Daniel Webster vocd against II.
IS0slO, Post
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

| think. Look oufor glad lidings from the Isl
Congressional Dislrcl in November. oa as q, ana
Buffers majority will probably eIceel 4ge AN >,
Wishing success 10 he gallant spartan pa"o'
| snhsctihe myself &c &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22

Willis Hall, Esq, Chairman OF the Clay Club
Of The city OF New York, has called meeting, 10
take place 10 night, 10 take action on Mr.. Clay's
"scven stars" letter 10 Mr.. Brooks, OF The EI-
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F11 PRESIDENT OF rhE UNITkD sTafhS'
l. 3 w Is c A > ,,
OF MICHIGAN.
FOR YIcE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM y. BUTLER,
~ nr EENTIICkY.

.,ir VIZ ARE sor sIsucx wirH JUDICIAL bLiHpsfs s
- .u.,l CLING TO THIS CONSTITUTIONS As THE No. ,
r,,so. Io 1Hg LAST PLANE, WHES NIGHT AND ih'
s,r,I cLosr ABOUND AiA."--l L,nis lass' ,,ch
W. have neither the right nor the power " ''
,,,yrrv where II exisis-Gen Cass. ,,. slov,.
Congress has no right tina, there sha' DC Is her.
~ In New York or no slavery IN Ge"s.a s,at,s-Gen
auy human power but the people OF those Save
Coss. -. ,yunot Provisn should
The principles involved In me and elt 10 the
ha an, out of the national legislature, @ local 90.
oe sep, - ou m. eonfaderaey their respective i"'"
yernmrnts-Gen Cass. ,,,o, concerns in their
own way -an oa ,,bo will be affected by this qIes
Leave , % tue up"n ,her responsibility a"o IN
their own mahneI'n s,c,sr of any jurisdiction by
a,. "p pvs5 Ihs subject Of ,lavery-GeH Cas-
A. not -. in the Constitution any grant Oh sun
,owrr Ia Cpngress.-Gen Cuss. ,,; ,iu !, reason
NJ ,sacr should be granted 10 Mexico, III "ns
obi indemnity is obtained for the Injuries she mas u'"e
We are a, war with Mexico, and ns vigorous ami,
lion i The sues means OF It's ierm,ha'on'
indemnity the safest guaranty against '"e
-h,.h nrpyoked it.-(3cr Cars.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sep. 20, 5 P. NJ

BALIlMORE MARKETS., Sep. ~, , Z. M.
FLoUR.-There were sales yesterday of 1900
bbls. Howard street Flour al SIS 37i, and totay
OF 1900 bbls. a, the same rate.
We note sales Of City Mills Flour TO day al
IS BIT.
GRAN-We quole ordinary 10 good red Wheat
AT 81 l05 c.. We quote fair 10 good white
Wheat al ITO a III cents, AM family -four white
al llS a l25 cents sales OF the later Today, some
thousand bushels, at 40 a l23 CTS.
Sales Of Md. yellow Corn to-day AT 20 81
cents Sales OF Md. white al 81 50 cents, and
OF mixed a, SO 81 cents. Sales OF Oats al IS
% cents.
PRovI.IoSs-Bacon is in moderate request and
we note sales OF shoulders al 5 cents, with some
parcels OF choice quality al 5, cents; Sides ST
cents, and clear sides in lots AT 5. cents. We
quole hams al 81 cents. Lard 10 kegs is held
al 10 cents and in bbls. al 81 cents.
WHskEY has declined. Sales Of bb>. yesier-
day and to-day al 27i a p cents. Hhds. 26s 81
cents.
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70 he Editors Of TIC Enquirer.

RAPpAHANSocK COUNTY, September ].
Gentlemen | deem il necessary 10 corfec',
through the medium Of your paper, report
which has been going the rounds, (noI puolicly)
but privately, in The counties OF Fauquier and
Loudoun, as respects The political position OF
Rappahannock.
Having had occasion 10 ride through portions
Of those counties, few days since, was sur
prised 10 hear from Democrats that they had
been induced 10 fear that great changes had taken
place 10 our county Indeed so thoroughly had
they been imposed upon, that they asked 10 know
how MANY Democrats we would lose. MY an
sWer in all candor was none-no not one; but,
on the contrary could give my friends inior-
nation 10 This effect that Taylor could nc: com.
mand the vote OF The Wings Of orr county.
know few genuine Wings %h2 cappqHL DIS stfaAns
will not give any attention 10 such reports. They
are used Tor efec:, well as 10 assist in keeping
up broken down cause.
WHY, sirs, al my table the other day one OF the
mos, sensible gentlemen OF the Wing parry made
use OF the following language, in answer 10 an
enquiry: 81 must say that Gen. Taylor's position
upon The Veto Power is 10 me most wonderful.
Why, sir, we had as we'll cleo 10 the Presidency
posi- u wood" He was very indignant with
THIS exclamation, II canno, thus barer away my
principles. No, sir must content myself 10 re.
mdIH HOUl TIC pulls. hHu" SUlHt VIII Hui
this language: III am 10 vote, il must BE-
al the sacrifice OF all principle" Those men are
collared and strapped, and yel do not think they
are sensible Of their condition II shows, how.
ever, that Gen. Taylor, backed by trading politi-
clans, cannot command the vote or respect oil
many Wings.
can also give you cheering news from che
old Keystone State" A gentleman, 10 whose
opinions much credit is 10 be given, has just re.
turned from that Stale, and informs me that he
never Witnessed more enthusiasm in the Demo.
cratic pany-ihat as he travelled from some dis.
lance up the Allegheny river through the western
part OF Inc State, the Cas- and Butler flags were
every where ho>Ied and he saw but one
Taylor flag. These are demonstrations suff-
cicnlly cheering TO the Democrats, as well as dis.
neancnlng 10 The Wings. will here mention
that new light, and delightful one too, has
Jus, lllumned the counIenances OF the Wings
II is that they have just heard OF Mr.. Clar's no.
minalon. Poor fellows tear hey are doomed
to disappointment, even in this.
DO not profess 10 be good Judge Of the 20.
iiIicai horizon, nor am a ptophel; bur ! will
venture 10 say, that there never was party 50
iisheauenet as The Taylor no-pariy, no principle
men are al this lime.
am pleased 10 hsar that all Northwestern
Virginia is sound, as ihos Democrats have ever
been. They are The boys VINO cannot be caught
in "clap traps" Yours, ttnly,
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And, al no moment OF time, from ihr hruf =, tie
Philadelphia nominations To TINS day, hisr tie Wing
rank aud file Of Virginia wavrTri dreamed h
wayrrng in Flllmore's support "
Richmond Republican, S,p. H..
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Photographed for the Baltimore Americana

Bosros, Sept. 90 P. M.
The steamer Hibernia sailed from here to-day,
taking d passengers Tor Liverpool and IA for
Halifax but no specie. Mr.. James Q. Dome!
soe. out in her bearer OF dispatches Tor The
French government
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Richardson Il Co.,

NO IS, MAIN Street,
TTAVE received and opened very large pof-
II lion of their supply Of
FALL DRY GOODS,
and can offer this season to Merchants as good
stock OF coarse and fine Goods 10 select from as
any house in the city, aud they are disposed 10
sell on accommodating terms.
Also, Carpelngs, Rugs. Mas, &C. 10 great
variety. Aug %9-hco''
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Photographed for The Baltimore American
4.

NEW IORk, Otpt. ~, L. M.
BY arrivals here letters have been received
from ST. Croix and ST. Thomas, stating thar the
reported damages BY the hurricane attlese places
are incorrect.
The steamer Washington sailed from his porr
today for Southampton She takes cut sos 900
in specie.
Up to the present writing, there are no things
OF The steamer United States now due
The stock market is steady and prices remain
about as yesterday. Sales OF United States g.,
new loan, al l0ialO4!. and Treasury G's i03i :
Exchange on London 9 81 per cent prem.
There is no special change in flour Sales du-
ring the day Of 5000 bbl>. Gennessee a, IS So!
to IS 93,. About 5000 bbs Flour were taken
for export. Sales Of 600 bbl.. Southern Flour
at St.
Wheat continues in good reques, for milling
purposes and shipment. Sales Of 1000 bushels
pure Genesee white at ia GEMS The transac-
lions in Com 10 day amount 10 10000 bushels,
and the market ha, had an upward tendency. The
quotations OF mixed are SO Ga cents; 1al yellow
81, and round do 81 cents Oats 80 "a cents
sales OF 5000 bushels.
The Cotton market is heavier than yesterday,
and the business done has been a, small con-
ression-about 500 bales sold Dealers are now
disposed 10 await further adyices from Europe.
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SATINETTS AND FLANNELS'
1--WE hundred pieces Of F!anneis' 'a''
i from g. 10 IS. per yard.
Three hundred pieces SaIinet's, q "sa'f -
desirable styles, ior sale a, low prices, ~
Sept. % u. u. Lo.'Do-,- -
TWFEDS AND KENTUCKY JEANS.
HEAvY and fancy Tweefs a 800 III
II low-pricet; and fine hentucSy jeans
shades and colors. For sac oY r,nn0N
Sept. 22-d&c y H.
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The Richmond Republican, a paper which,
unlike he Louisville Journal, sill makes, we be-
lieve, some prctensions 10 truth and ttcency'
copies the above, knowing, as The Republican
must know that il is false.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-22

The Richmond Enquirer among lis reasons
Tor The support OF Gen. Cass, published cut Of
the Generals head. The head is like the Test Of
the reasons, there is nothing 10 it
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TWO GALLANT SOLDIERS ON The
STITNP

General james Shields addressed '"'s@
liz meeting in Cleaveaud, Ohio, few gay SUE
and warmly and eloquen'ly SUSTAINED -
n,,ion of Cass and Butler This saiiah' II ~,
although not entirely recovered lIo" Tue ~'"I ):
be received on the bloody fed al Ceiio u"lo'' :
doing coed service in the cause OF Democracy
ri, >pscch was received with prolonged chee's'
in me course of which h. delivered handsome
and cl, quen, euIogy upon Lewis Cas- and " M
O. Butler beth Of whom he knew personally
We are pleased TO learn from The Mississippi
Free Trader that the gallant General eau''uidl
has buckled on bis armor for the coming hsh'
and i nreparca 10 do good service IN The cause
OF Democracy. Gen. Quitman is announced ''
address the Cass and Butler Democratic Associ
aion OF Adams county al its next meeting
From The enthusiastic demonstrations OF The De
mocracy throughout, The State OF MISSISSIPPI w
are led 10 believe that she will roll up her thou
sands next November for Cass and Butler.