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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18
FOR THE FARMER.

CILt OF F1ymS n Ffdnst.- Ne sIzt
q farms IN Frame has been subject of
much d'>cnsslrn. The right 81 primo.
srnl,nrr has ceased To exist there: aud.
slncr The great Revolution. the law has or
'ialned thai the land possessed hr any one
At his death should be equally divided
'mong his children. This did not take
place w'illonia hard Struggle against it ON
re part "t The graf propri, tors. nor
without many pr. diriions of ruin to the
agriculture of France. from the infinite
.ubd,,isi us whrh tire land wa likely III
ND ,ryn. aud the smal siss to uhs,i IA, a,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18

Caution 10 Gardeners. frirnd 81
nnrs h,si a wlnle green house full nf
l'lanis. IN consequence of The nrel' ri 81
lie gardener 10 NIX lire with the sui.
rhnr which be hnrnri in The hnusr f,r
The purpose 81 deslroying fies and hes
Insects. N. y Jour. Of Con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
L. w. IL II
To THOMAS Richie, Esq.
A uIGH-ToNED WOMAN.

On The l4h Of July Governor Seabrock OF
South Carolina transmitted 10 Mrs. Emma Z.
Dickinson, widow OF the late Lieutenant Colonel
Dickinson, service Of silver pla'e. in compli-
ancr with resolution oil the Stale Legislature
directing him TO procure some appropriate ME.
mortal Tor her, as an "ev;dsEcc Of the deep re-
eret and admiration oil The State for The lamen,
Jed and distinguished dead" To Gov. SIS feel
ing letter, Mrs. d. made beautiful rerly, in
which We find rhs following noble passages
"You ask me to receive it as a tesiimoni-
al Of the high estimation in which Carolina held
one of the gallant defenders oil her FAINT; 10 pres
serve il as memorial OF his patriotic zeal and
heroic conduct on every occasion demanded by
duty and danger As such, accep, it most crate.
fully, and will preserve il proudly and sacredy.
"Carolina, ever warmly loved, is now rreby
dear 10 me- Dear as my native Stale-drarer
a, nv hashanis native Stalc-deaNs. IS his
last resting pace. Grateful to me, linen, is lnis
'oyen Of her gratitude This proof tna. his setyi
ces ale remembered
al | cannot forget that for her have suffered,
neither can forget that The kind Sympathy, So
freely accorded me, has removed some of the Bit
lerness of nv sorrow. Earnestly d. hope Tia,
this sympathy, so comforting, may mol BE- with
Ora n from me-
Gas woman, am denied an active paftici-
patton in all ha, tends 10 the glory oil South Ca.
roina bur- as woman, may and do eIult in
her proud reputation. For her prosperity, | wish
warmly and truly, and | ardenily hope that her
fame, so dearly bought, may De preserved as
bright and unlarn;shed as her own beautiful fer
ing 10 me-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
MENTION IN MISSOURI.

rbs c;tv If Jefferson Metropolitan complies
q number Of interesting statistics, shedding l'ght
m The rrospec, in Missouri. 1t shows that not
less than ninety prominent genslemen' memo 70
Of the last Legislature, and scattered over 'i''
State. are out and out against Benton, and nave
40 ovowed themselves. Sixteen of The Judges
ore AGAINST Benton, and not one OF the remsi"
ing four is known to be for bim OF the memoe''
Of Congress, Senator A,chisoDand messr' "reen
and Hall, are dead against Ben'on-wni'e
Bow,ip and Bay so lar pursue the mum poI'cy-
and pbolps alone is for Benton. OF the Demo
cratic papers in the State elepsn are aga'ns'
Rcn,en-sir for him and one neutral. Inc he-
tropoli,an says: ,.,,
"The papers opposed TO Benton, are eohu .Sa :,
ed with much greater spirit and aoil,'y' ansa
those in his support, and OF course, exert '"0''
extensive and wide spread influence. i'm
s.Nex, come our letters from every PaTl OF the
State of which we cannot speak particularly.
/, must suffice to say that they are ifoln o ~,
hsst men. and assure US that Benton WIN W
overtbrown-and tina, the truth will prevail
s.Ne,, come The county meetings, in The great
.;o,;,v of which. the demonstrations against
Rs1,on baye been overwhelming and decisive.
There is nothing Ike certainty, 'ha! he can oo'
tain a majority II the p'ts' Of any one county 10
the 81 ten
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
THE FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.

The signs OF Democratic harmony and union
are brigh, in this district. A Convention Will De
held-a nd the whole party will doubtless rally
around the nominee and secure victory. The
cunning T. S. Raymond Of Marion, resolved
no. to be ruled off by The Wheeling clique, is out
in card to the people, on his own hook, as
candidate for their surfaces. Though bitter
Wing, he sill processes "no party" grounds
says he has ''never been elected 10 office by a
clique or party, bu always by the combined vote
of Wings and Democrats" lie lays down the
following milk and waller platform, on which
TO fish tor Democratic votes. He turns cold
shoulder 10 some OF the most cherished Wing
principles:
voted for Gen. Taylor, and have confidence
in his integrity, ability and purity OF heart.
believe majority OF the people are opposed 10
United States Bank, and Tor that reas IN am OPP
pvsei 10 the establishment Of such bank by Con-
eless. am in iaycr Of giving the present sub
ltca sury law, with some slight amendments, to
provide agains, detalcalions by public Officers,
fair Trial.
amof opinion shat Congress has authority un-
der The constitution OF the United States, TO pass
laws apprupria,iug money 10 be expended in The
Improvement Of our Lakes, Rivers and HaIboTs,
and such other improvements as may be Of gene
rat ntsrcsi 10 the States.
am opposed 10 the passage OF any law by
Congress that will benefit or enrich one portion
OF the people al the expense or deliiment OF anoh-
er-all laws should be uniform, land like the
dew OF Heaven tall upon the Leads OF all alike. ="
think The revenue laws Il the United States
ought not To be changed often. But | am OF
opinion that in fixing the amount oil duties 10 BE-
levied on articles Of foreign growth and manu-
lacture, Congress has power, under The Conslilu-
lion, 10 discriminate in favor OF The interest oil
our country, as between it and other Nations
am also OF opinion that the 10 porer, as
contained 10 the Constitution of The Unned STATES,
was intended by its trainers 10 be CONSERVATIVE
po,pey and ought mol to be exercised by he Presi-
dent III opposition to the will vi The people as eX-
pressed b. their representatives in Congress, e2-
cspl in cases Of clear unconstitutional action by
Congress. should be Pleased TO enter more
extensively into subjects OF national nature, but
deem i, unnecessary, al this time, my views, and
opinions, as before stated, being public and well
understood.
1t i. scarcely necessary TO warn the Demo-
cracy Of the Distric! agains, the artfu appeals
of this "wo!i in sleeps clothing" They have
good men enough TO reps esent their principles
and their cause without going into the ranks of
the enemy. Repudiate a man who prases
Of "no party and who, if elected, would
enable fer your opponents TO crow over
great ewing victory" We have had
enough Of Ito mo parry bumbug 10 the elec-
ton Of Taylor and Fillmore. Let the Demo-
Gratis Of the 10Th District, TO man, stamp with
their severest condemnation this further al
tempt to impose on them and cheat them out
Of their votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
CONSCIOUS FEAR.

Some lime since we published n suggestion
from the New York Commercial Advertiser, thai
the editors of the Union, for their free DISCUSSION
OF The acts OF the President and Cabinet, should
be made to "suffer in their persons and pocket';'
in other words, for daring to exercise the freedom
Of the press, should be fined and imprsoncd.-
This infamous proposition has been properly
frowned upon by few OF The Wing presses-but
i has been tully endorsed by the following article
in the New York Courier aud Enquirer, which
has been copied into the Republic, the pet organ
of the Regency. These "conserva,iFes" dare mol
re.atcmpt second edition of the ssdition law
but their present proposition partaGes largely of
the spirit OF that vile and universally condemned
measure. We have indeed reached the golden
age, "the era of good feeling" when Democrat.
&c editor, for discussing The public acts OF Pre-
sident or Cabinet, is 10 be thrown into prison ard
his pocket stripped OF dollars These squeamish
Wing editors who, by their own vile personal
abuse betray the hypocrisy OF their professions,
forget the infamous course Of their own press
agains, General Jackson-their cCffin.hand.bills
their wan,on aspersions on Mr.. Polk and his
family. Let them mend their own manners be-
fore complaining Of the course Of The Democratic
press. Their impoIent rawlings against the Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09

COMMERCIAL RECORD.

vrcumOND MARKETS. OCT. =.
TOBACCO-Siuce my last repcri prices nave
advanced from 25 10 SO cents Per hundred rs i,
nm common particularly. Good Tugs bring S4 a
) Is: common leaf Sc so; good So 10 I
40: fine Is a so; fine manufacturing 80 ii.
~ JNc. VI. SHEPPARD, ia.
FLOUR-S5 064 $5 III.
WHEAT-Red 100 a 1925 white los lO7s
cents.
CORN MEALS cents.
OATS-3O cents per bushe.
FlSH-Herrings are very scarce; Gu! S6 ~
a 6 IS; Gross SAL a 4 IS; ShaG 8 so S6-Iui'.
BACON-Virginia cured 5 cents. hog round;
Western Sides 7 cts. Shoulders u cts'
Hams 7.allc; Todd Il Wilson's hog round Dc.
LARD-Barlela 8 cts; kegs al 9 CTS.
WuISKEY-2S cents Tor RccIilied.
COFFEE-Pfices are advancing with all
animated demand. Rio held al 8! ~; Lasuay-
"a 81 a 81; ST. Domingo r. a 81, Java 10 la,
very superior IS cenlsa
SUGAR Pono Rico 81 I; New Orleans
ST 81; 81. Crcr prime u!
RlcHM,SD, October &.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE-Al the scales - 10 10.
Ezra qualify would command 50.
HOGS-S5 melt. Market well supplied.
MUTTONS-$ Sd TO S3, rs il quality
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
FIR THE ENQuIREa.
FIR THE ENQSihha.
10 tie Democratic Votes Of the Counties Of IN
midi. RLuRsMick and GreensrlLle.

IN the Democratic Votes Of the Counties Of Din
,oiddis Brunswick and Grecnsrilt.
The resignation OF Dr. L P. Scott, our lalc
able and faithful senator, Creates vacancy
which mus: he supplied by spe ial election ms
fall And 10 when shall nov descend the sena-
total robes 50 long and so gracefully worn ny
DIR. Scout In reference 10 this question,
Democratic yoer ol The District brSs leave 10
address TO his brethren a few words.
The nominations oil A candidate Tor high politi-
cal stations is al I'll times important; Tor, As lar as
il concerns The parry which makes II, The Iom ma
lion is equivalent 10 all election. But 10 ms
case, i, is particularly important. MOI only as II
regards the Democratic parry, b,ll as ar as II re-
CARDS The District, The nomination 81 Deiho-
cratic candidate will he equivalent 10 an e!ec'
ton OF course il is not presumed lhat any De-
mtcral will suffer himself 10 be usd ty WINGS
or by disaGrcled yulers vi his own parry, 10 cs-
leaf the regular Democratic nominee Ana inc
election Of Wing is out OF The question. n
regular party candidate must be named lnep'
namfd and nominated according to The time-
hoao-ci usages OF our party. Anu Inc quesuoh
recurs, whom shall we nominate
The writer of this communication respect
;ully presents the claims of Or WIN Thomp-
son of Dinwdde. There is no necessity Tor
writing any lebg hened eulogy upon the charac-
Ter and qualifications of DR. Thompson. As an
accomplished high-souled gentleman; as man
of talents; as politician oil The State Rights,
Jellersonian school, he is we'll known TO the
whole District His career during four sue
cessiye sessions in The House Of Delegates, was
marked by faithful and efficient representa-
ton of the interests Of his cons i,uents, aud by
strict adherence 10 Democratic principles
Nor has DIR Thompson, since his return TO PHI
ya,e life. been an idle and unconccrned specta-
tor of the struggles of his friends. In The POI
l;,icsl contests which have convulsed The Stale
Of late years, he has done the Democratic cause
valuable service. And as citizen o. the
county Of Dinwiddie, DR. possesses claims TO
The favorable consideration of the District,
which cannot be overlooked by his fellow. ell.
zsus Of Brunswick and Green,yille. DlnwIddie
has NOT had senator since the adoption OF the
nressp, Stale constitution. But this considera-
lion, though important, is no. The reason which
inauelces DR. Thompson's friends, in bringing
forward his pane in this connection. lis nomi-
nation IS urged upon the higher grounds OF his
own merits, and because The bes! interests OF
his party would be thereby promoted: HIS
claims are therefore, although thus briefly and
feebly, We. confidently submitted.
DIN WIDDIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Ocl CO NJ The weather
has been very disagIeeab!e, raining most all day,
and operating against our outdoor business
The sock market is qaeii nothing OF moment
doing, and no change in prices. Flour aid gram
remain The same as last qnoted; Pennsylvania
brands S. l2l. Corn meal rs oct. Sales oil
red whsa! at 1903 a l07 cents. Yellow com Ga
6G cents. Cats - cents. The cotton mai
ket is auiei; no aes reported. Whiskey IN LBS
81. cen spcr gallon.
New Yonx, Oc CO, P M.-There is very !inle
doing out doors to-day, owing to clenency ct
the weather. Stocks are duil-sales Of treasury
G's 100, a l09! new loan Hi; ex.habse On
London 9, III per cent premium. Flour IS
duli-small sale. a! "a 81 s tor Michigan, and
81 IS Tor western; Genesee IS 81, and Southern
SIS A a So 50. Sales OF rec weat II luz Ivy
cents, Genesee l2O l22 cents. Sales 2C0
bushels corn al o. 63 cents Tor mixed ard Us
IA cents Ter yellow; oats 80 cts. Cotton Is tlrm;
sales OF fair Upland al III III cents per 10.
Nsw ORLEANS October 5.
The cotton market yesterday was H;.honl
change, bu. there WAS a iair demand; 900 bales
were sold Tor France and The Eorh-m iiilin2 al
81 10 lOl cents midjitg fair al le; TO II cents.
TIE Canada's news was received last evening"
The steamship Ohio sailed Tor New ffoii last
evening The Falcon, from Chagre<, arrived
this morning. On being lelesfaphed at coon
Yesterday, an agent went in the Ohio 10 meet The
F.lcon, and transfer the mails and passengers Tor
New York to the Ohio. She had 50 passengers
for New York. Look oul Tor news by hcf The
health Of he city is excellent. TIE city seems
10 be returning TO her usual number, AMI bus'le
and business are daily increasing, We have
news from Campeachy 10 The 26'h MI. The IL
port OF di3seGsons among The chiefs and insn!-
gent Indians seems confirmed. The iucalancsc
cxpec, 10 be able TO close The war between ne
lwn races by que: submission OF the Indians
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
Members elected since The 4th If Mach.
zone vacancy. in Mr Palfrsy's district.

Eight members are ye. 10 be elected, viz ioa'
each in Louisiana and Mississippi. II they vote
as before, The House will stand Democrats Ito,
Wings ia. But we shall probably gain MEN,
Der in Mississippi. This will make The Democrat
ic majority in The House four. This estimate is
made, on The ground thai The Wheeling District
will return Democrat, aud hat no election will
he made in the vacant Massachusetts District.
Taylolism, therefore, will be powerless IN each
House OF Congress, and the delusive victory OF
November has already turned 10 dust and ashes
on the lips OF The hurabuggers. Never did The
people vsi, a more jus, or signal condemnation
ON set OF "trcky politicians" who betrayed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
Ijal,o..n Is. Mason,

GROCER & COMNiSSION NERCH.fNIF
No. - MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
INFORMS his country lrIeucs and The public
i generally that he IS now opening and will
keep constantly TN hand large and well ss,orI-
cd stock Of Groceries, which he will sell al The
lowest market prices. The business will be con.
Quoted by Mr.. Ii. Boxley who Will give his
whole attention 10 the same. Oar iiieLds are
invited 10 give Us call.
Oct 2-rw4Wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
PUBLICATION OF THE CODE IN THE WING

PUBLICATION OF THE CODE IN THE WING.
The publication OF the Code has been resumed
in The Wing. II This were correct publication
OF The Code as has passed, we do not know lha
we should make any further comment On it. But,
as VIC anticipated would probably be The case,
many amendments made in The Legislature are
omitted in the Wing. To specify all Of these, al
this time, would be tedious. /: will suffice TO
state that the amendments made in The House vi
Delegates to the Code before il passed that House
are very uniformly omitted. From what we have
seen, so far, of the publication in he Wing We
infer that the reporter Tor the Wing, though he
may perhaps have the amendments made BY The
committee on revision and such as We're made
after the Code went 10 the Senate, has not noticed
the Amendments made in The House Of Delegates
before The Code passed that House. Ii is very
obvious iha, the publication thus made in The
Whis cannot BE- relied IN as showing, with any
accuracy, the law as il has passed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
THE WILD BEASTS.

Raymond s. Co.'S Mcnageric formed an impo
sing PROCESSION down Main street yesterday, pre-
coded by an admirable Band. Two hnc Ele.
plants brought up the rear-but 1ippoo, gian'
specimen Of the noble animal, caught all eyes
and frightened the country horses. He repudia-
led the assistance Of Mayo's Bridge, strong as The
Iimbers are padded himself across The river, and
on landing was received by crowd OF admirers.
This is said 10 be very fine collection Of wild
beasts and bids. They exhibit On Council
Chamber Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09

DEATH OF EDGAR A PoE.-we Re.
ore, to Learn fs,5s yesterdays Baltimore SUM lha'
Edsar A. Poe, E.q., the distinguished Anne mean
noel. scholar and critic, died in This city yes'sl'
day morning, alter an illness OF four or flse days
This announcement, coming 81 sudden ana u Nv
expecied, will cause poignant regret among Z"
who admire genius, and have sympany ~, ,vs t
lieyc. was native O! This State, though reared
hv \ tos,ef-.alhcr al Richmond, Va where ne
lately spen, some time on vsi. be was j"
The 38lh year OF his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
For Ms Enquirer.

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE VIRGINIA SENATE.
The undersigned lakes this method OF appr;z.
ing The Senalols OF Virginia, that his friends will
introduce bis name 10 their notice al the ap-
preaching session OF The Legislature, in connec-
lion with The vacant Office OF Assistant Door
keeper to their body. He would only solicit a
suspension of opinion, until bis claims shall be
fairly submitted to their candid consideration.
SALATHIEL w. YAGER.
Madison, C. r., Va. Sept. 29.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
REMOVAL.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

SEED STORE.
I HAyEremoyed from the old stand. long known as
/ The VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE Ia
SUFACrORY, to No 80, Main Street, doors below
The CITY Hotel, where would be pleased 10 see the
friends and patrons ofthe Establishment and all others
in want OF good Agricultural Machines, Implements,
Seed. SC.
shall still continue TO manufacture my own Ma
Chimes and shall endeavor 10 make them fully equal
10 any others in use.
Repairing done In all its branches, at short notice
Among my assortment will be found Pioughs of va
rous patterns, Harrows, Cultyaiors, Corn SbeleIs,
Straw Cutters, Horse Powers, Wheat Fans Threshsrs
Blades fer Leather Bands Brasses for Threshes
&c. JABEZ K. PARKER, NuEs6, Main Street,
Oct e-c2m 2 doors below City Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
efrpSIa Fall Goods.

nUDLEY & JOHNSTON have opened her
~ store, No. ITO Main Stree, first door above
Messrs. Michel & Tyler, where They have Ie-
ccivcd by The latest arrivals rom New York
phadrll hia AMI Bal.imore,a large and general
assortment OF S'apc AMI Fancy Dry Goods,
adapted 10 he Fail aaL Winter Tra..c, 10 which
they respectfully invite The attention Of IN "
friends and thu public generally, assuring Them
that their best eaer!iuus shall be u,.J Ia I've
them. Sept "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09

A large and nea, new Bap.is. Church has just
been completed ard dedicated in Warrenlon -
Rev. Cumberland GEORGE, whose pastoral scryi-
ces have been engaged, preached very able dis.
course, and the Rev. Mr.. GIimsley in an elo-
queat prayer presented the house 10 The God Of
Sancluaries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
Tunnel. THROUGH THE BLUE RIDGE.

The conlracl for this great work (426O feet in
lenslM was awarded by the Boaid OF Public
Works On Saturday last 10 Messrs. John RuI'cr
G. Co., oil The Stale OF New York, they be rs the
loves, bidders for the same. Those gentlemen
produced the mos. ample testimonials ct The en-
ersy, skill, iaihiulncss aud prnclualiy with
which they have executed ether important Tun-
nels 10 the United States.
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nNHE undersigned thankful lor the lb.rsl pat
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LARGE and we'll selected ock Vi Groceries, wach
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acO-PartssershlD.

fINtlt undersigned have formed CoPariner.
1 .aip under me name and style Of DUDLEY
& JOHNSTON, Ter The purpose OF conducting
geueral DRY GOODS busin IS
They have iaken the store No 10, Main street,
nrYt door above Me>srs Michel & Tyler. and
will open about the 20.h inst with almost an
entire Ntw StOek Of Goods, when they Will tie
pleased 10 see their trends and The public gene
rally. THOMAS U DUDLEY,
WILLIAM >. JOHNSTON.