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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28

, Eay,Tesehed sinis hiflli = e heaseogs r;,.s,
! PlanteF. Who bok Linn in. Era. lollgee. .ni
. sent Lin on his way, with rs ~. ~.
Those Kind attentions rhssrei lis kf,.,t-
and inspired I'm with fresh -a.ra-e y,
haiile with lie Obstacles nf r.. Yrsry
n.lled round Providence led Linn a.: lie
had Fe.rhed ihe less. profession; hi host
had died; tie earmrsn.s that prey az -
subsianre Of man had formed conspira-
81 % 81 from The widow her estates.
She sent lor Tie nearest cOunsei 10 easn-
nil her cause 10 him. and that counsel
proved 20 he The orphan 10y years before
welcomed and entertained ~ her am her
decreased husband. Tie Stimulus Of a
warm and ienafions gratitude was now A.
,led 10 The ordinary natives connected aiih
The profession. lie nnd, riook Ter cause
with will MT easily 10 he resisted; re
gained II; lie widow scslaies were Sc
su7ed 10 her in perpeiuiiy; and. Mr.. Ste.
phcns added, with IN rnT basis ofemolien
lhal sen, is electro thrill; throughout lie
house--fhai c'P!aa bay sfaai, bgors
you r
Truths Strange sc.-rte last Ean-
nibal J.nrnsl. pnhlishei in Missouri, un-
der The caplion IL "au lul reirlbulion,'
has fearful story, TO The Effect that Nr.
Weaiherfnnl, Sheriff ol Schns 'er corn,y,
IN thai State, and er epfcio reflector r
the county revenue, .con,eiving design
10 cheat The commonwealth out Of some
$1,000, which he had eollecica, lelt lilo
money in the care Of his wife. part in ii.
sor aud part IN paper, with The dfclara-
tion that he would be gone several days,
and enioinng upon her that she should
permit no one 10 stay all night nj Tie
house, during his absence.
AT night a traveller, rather an aged
man, applied Tor entertainment. The wn-
man. al irEi refusing under instructions If
her husband, was finally persuaded TO per.
init him 10 remain. aboui eleven or
Twelve o'clock, lie same night. some per-
sons demanded entrance into The house,
andnpon being permitted 10 come in, they
were found TO be disguised as negroes. and
Immediately demanded Of the woman mo-
ney, which they said they knew was in
the house. The woman handed them Tie
paper money. They told here there was
also silver money, whirh she must sur
render. She pplied that she would 30
up Stairs (where The traveller was lodginel
and Gel II. She informed tie old gentle
man OF the stats Of things below. lie
inld her TO lake one of two pistols which
he had-to put the money into her apron,
with The pistol concealed behind il. anil
when either of the robbers came forward
10 take il, 10 fire, and he would save an.
other Of them with tie remaining pistol.
She did As instructed, and one ul The men
Tell dead al her feet. The old man iiird
and killed another, and lhe lhlrd made his
escape. Upon examination, II was found
that the guilty husband bad fallen by the
hand Of his own wife. Thus is il that a
mysterious Providence, even inthis world,
metes oni punishment To those who lran.-
gress Ills laws.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
The Same Fix.-A domestic. newly

engaged, presented to his master one NOR
ming, pair Of boots, the leg Of one Of
which was longer than the other. How
comes il. you rascal, that ;hese boots are
not Of The same lengh!" :" ! really don't
know, sir.-bu what boihers me The most
is, that the pair down stairs is IN the
same FIX"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28

The Comic Almanac says. ait takes
three springs 10 make one leap year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
-hut name,
A charm that bulls 10 sleep--
4 shade that follows wrslll, q lame,
And leaHes lhe wretch 10 Merp =

= ehaffM lNal llile W niftit-
4 shade that follows wealth q Game,
And leaves the wretch 10 Weep.'
But true. genuine and noblc.hearied
Poverty is like neither 81 these. II plu-
meth not lis ragged pinions fer celestial
flight without good and substantial cause.
Il never cuts friend and leaves him 10
get oul nl his difficulties Tie best way that
he can when the rest Of The Christian
world have fnrsaken him. Il is never
guilty Of such deleslable meanness. Then
with Buns-one Of Natures only lrne
and genuine Nubiliiy-we kiss The cup
10 honest PoyERTy Ten thousand bless
inGs upon il say we. II is our birth.
right, and we never intend 10 par. with
IL. II has done more for manklnd-mnre
for Law, liberty and Letters Than all things
else be.nalh The skies: and We would "a
iher that son Of ours should go forth
into the world armed with necessity as
with a spear. and covered with Poverty
US with shirld. than 10 leave him all Tie
wealth Of CrRsus TO SOFTEN his skull and
corrupt his heart. Then lie would moi
only be prepared 10 fight The battles Of
life; but he would be secure against The
horse.lrech Iapacily Of Tile gold-geiiing
knase. until he could pick stock Of rx-
perience.
No, sir: be is fnol who permits The
thirst Of gold To disturb his SAUNDERS. We
never yei knew lis acquisition TO improve
The heart; and he who obtains most Of il
in this world. may wish. when he attempts
10 drive his camel through the eye Of The
needle into The next, than he had devoted
more Of his lime TO quite diilcren. mai.
iers.--
Oh never be that wretch forgiven
Forgive him not, indignant Hcayen!--
Whose groyelling eyes could first adore,
Whose heart could pant for sordid ore.
Since thar devoted thirst began,
Man has forgot TO feel for man;
The pulse Of social life is fled,
And all its fonder feelings dead.
Gold, or no gold. /" live or die, sink or
swim, survive or perish"--we intend 10
remain in The old Stale. amongs, lis law
loving and ,aw-ablding misunderstanding
its free soil, inhaling its fragrant brerzes
and catching inspiration from lis lofty
mountains and beautiful valleys-for the
few days that are allotted 10 rs on The
earth. And when we shall have accom-
pished the work whereunio we are sent,
VIC desire our homes 10 repose beneath the
ver,lanl sod of North Carolina until they
mingle with the soil that gave us birth.
So mote il be.
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99aA1 9901oIgs

MAY your rirh soil,
E1uaeranl. a4iaFr's brsteT blessings Pouf
Der even Land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETs. OCT. 20.

RICHMOND MARKETS. OCT go.
TOBACCO-The breaks are smai', WIN no
change in prices. Inferior Jugs sell a. soa > ~;
good Jugs 81 a SO; common leaf So ao;
euod Sc IS a 75U; hne SS SO; fine manu-
featuring So IL. JNo NJ SHEPPARD, ".
FLOIJR-Sales al S5-receipls iar and de-
mand good. 100,
WHEAT-Red 100 a 1921; white los io7i
cents.
CORN-53 S. cents, cash and credit
CORN MEAL--65 cents.
OATS-32 cents per bushel.
FlSH-Hcrr are very scarce Cut 90 oo
a 6 rs; Gross Sat a 4 rs; shad SO S6-eull
BACON-7a cents hog round. 80
BACON-Vnsinia cured cents, 1saoc; Wss!'
ern Sides Gta6i CTS; Shoulders 5ta5ic; Hams q!
l0c.
LARD-Barres 6sa7 cts; ks ss I. a cts
WHISKEY-26 cents Tor Rec,ihed.
COFFEE-Wilh advices from The Nor Of
sales OF prime lots al II IL CTS, there arc NO
ooerarons. Holders stiff with small stock.
SUGAR -Puno Rico 5. a :; New Orleans
Ct 81; 81. Croix prime ] II and Gull
TEAS Imperial and Gunpowder SIS 2oc
per TO-. Black 25 DC. Duh.
HIDES-Green sailed Al cents per 10.
Calf sailed IS cts 10 each; Spanish l3a Is. cts.
SOAP-Pur brown 3,c.; yellow 4, &c, Per
pound; white and variegated IL Id.
FLAXSEED-ll5a i20 cents per bushel.
STEEL-American bliseTed 81 10 per ton.
FEATHERS-33 IS cents.
lRON-Pig Iron $40 to 37s, according 10
quality, Swedes 95 per ton; English IS; Trede-
gar Richmond mandatory 500; Up Country,
Bar9O, according TO qualify. Nails A.
SHOT-5ic. perpound.
pLASTER-3 a 81 from Wharf; Basin "a
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS per Sack
from store 81 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
PROCESSION IN HONOR OF EX PRESI.
DENT POLL

PROCESSION IN HONOR OF Eek PRESI.
DENT POLK.
On the 30h instant
LIST The lin will be formed al 10 n'clotk A. NJ. In
front OF The Comfy Court ouse-lhe left resting al the
intersection o. 9Th and Main street, and move IN the
Military.
Masonic Fraternity
Orator Of the bay
'nvernor and Council.
Judges aud officers Of the Federal Court.
Judges ana 'ficrrs Of the Courts Of Va.
tate Officers.
Mayor. AIdermenCi.y Council and Oh .,s.
ofncers ana suffers of the Revolution,
ANA OF th'war Of 1912.
Officers oi the Army and lazy of the United States
Ofkcers Of Militia of 'irpinia. in npilnfm.
Officers and Members of sciei dc and Literary In,t
tutIons.
Odd Felo9s
Temperance Societies.
Benevolent Societe,
Fire Association.
Citizens on foot, 4 abieas,
Citizens on horses, asr-aS.
Citizens in carriages.
I'd. The procession viii move up Main street 10 5lh
street. thence through 9Th To Broad, down Broad street.
TO the African Church. where the Grafton viii be o.li-
vered.
I'd. On arriving the Church, the Military " i'll hail
open ranks for the passage OF the different portions OF
the procession conducted by their respective marshals
Sth. The west wing and gallery Of the Church will
be reserved for the Ladies' Seats will be Sc, apart on
OF near the platform unde. The pulpit for the Governor
and Council, Clergy, Judiciary aud Surviving Officers
and soldiers Of the Revolution.
5,h. m."nIs guns will be fired by detachment Of he
9Th. Citizens are rtquesiru -. ,h.;, doo,s d;,,
the moving Of the procession WV '"'"s
,th II he Pastors of the several chnrciir, IN Ia.
nre respectfully rr,lussrrd IL cause the bells ol te
ehu,ebes to be olied during the moving Of the process
socetss and Others DESTROYS Of joining the process
in ind not me ntoned above, will report 10 The Chle
Marshal who will assign them position in procession.
BENZ. SHEPPARD, Chief Marshal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
BROAD ROCK FALL. RACES.
Tuesday. Oct. 23i.

TUESDAY, Oct. 231.
Fiasr DAY-CuM's Race 2 mile heats-3 en-
tries. Tally, Green and Williamson. Tally
won in two straight heats. Williamson Sas DIS.
lanced in The Isl heat. Time, 3m. 57is-4:n. a..
SECOND DAy.-The Jocky Club purse II 5000.
The track was exceedingly heavy from Inc late
rains, though in tar better condition than The hfst
day Newman Noggs being Withdrawn, Cass aud
Zuliska came TO The scratch" and, afer lair
start and handsome brush OF one mile, Miss Ia
liska bolttd, leaped the fence, threw her rider,
aud the Zig was up
c s. N Green's b h Gen Cass, by Clarion,
dam John Richards, years old-l0l lbs. l..
D P Hare's b IN Zu.ka, by Willis, ia On
Mary Lea, yIs old 81 lbs. dis.
Time 3m SIS.
TROTTlNG RACE-MILE HEATS.
This race was won by Robert Teel's Rough
ond Ready h,a,:., l.. omrn 5 o. III. liauy ho
dallah, c. Green's b h. Sand Founder, and f. >.
Anlhony's g. m. ,lsy Malone.
R. Techs b. h. Rough and Ready,
j. l.. Smiths b. IN. Lady A5dallah,
+. S. Anlhonys &. N. Betsy Malone, dist
c. Green's b. h. Sand Founder dist.
Time 3m. 34s-3m. 3ls.
THIRD DAY-Proprietor's Purse $3.50
mile heals-only Two entries. Bos'ona won IN
TWO straight heals-bealing Free Trade.
Time SIN. 5SS.-5m. SOS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
To tie Editors Of The ENQUIRER.

Gentlemen Having heretofore signifed a
determination to dissolve my official COME ciion
with The Richmond and Danvile Railroad, and
having since then received very many letters and
communications fri N some Of the EARL st, most
xcalous and stcadfast friends of that improves
ment, expressing their regret at such de,ermi.
nation, and conveying to me warm assurances
of continued confidence and support, beg
leave, whilst returning my most profound gra-
,ilude for these testimonials Of esteem, 10 me
infinitely moro gratifying than any mere posi-.
lion, 10 say, that have determined TO leave the
issue in the hands Of those whose interest and
duty il IS 10 decide il. Ii it be The pleasure of
the stockholders 10 coutinuc me in my present
position, eau bu, promise them the devotion
OF my best energies 10 the Accomplishment l of
the work : il their pleasure be otherwise, shall
acquiescc with entire cheeriulness.
WHIT'L p. TUNSTAIL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
TO The Editors o(tie Enquirer.

To the Edtt0Ti OF tAe enquirer. o
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 le49.
This day The papers inform US that John S
Galaher, ESQ OF Winchester. Va, has received
The Appointment of Third Auditor Of The Tfeasu.
~, vice Peter Hagner Ii is 10, stalled II Mr. n
is removed or that he resigned From what
ga her he has been removed. Mr.. II. has been
long faithful public officer, having received his
appoin meni 10 The year 1882. during The second
term Of General Washington, consequently ne
has been connected with the Treasury tty ssuen
Years. Ii is conceded by tho sc competent ~ de-
eide on these questions, hal Mr.. II. has been a
most faithful public officer and one OF The first
accountants in this or any other government.
am told his successor is man oflalen and, Il so.
he will fad full display OF all his requirements,
il he will be able 10 reader 10 The country Thai sa.
tisiaction which Mr.. H. has done through his
LONG and useful public career. One thing IN re.
ference 10 Mr.. Gallagher he is practical printer.
This. | am informed, is a "frsd fat" This
fact then, is a guaran'ee that he is man oil bust
ness; therefore, il is fair TO presume being go
primer, he cannot fail in making good Auditor
Mr.. Holmes OF South Carolina is here, and
appears very busy in his arrangements tor the
opening Congress. He has been spoken uf as
candidate TOR Speaker in coDnexion with hest
OF Others, and among the candidate: Governor
Mcdowell oil Virginia also has been named, and
he has many friends. Linn Boyd oil Kentucky Is
also named, as is Mr.. McLane Of Maryland
Until the friends oil The different aspiranls confer
together, it is difficult TO conjecture who will be
selected for that distinguished station. Let "cona
cession and harmony" rule The hour, and Wing
gerry is PROSTATE in Congress, as i, is now pros
lrale with The people.
The news from Europe seems 10 indicate that
we shall have no difficulty it'll France that NJ.
Poussin will be quietly sci aside; successor
sent 10 this government and Mr.. Rives received
as our ambassador. His being the best appoint
menl yc, made by General Taylor, considering
the times, il is very proper determination ne
should be received and all difficulty settled up
venture The prediction that Mr. Riyes will vino
up General Tay oI's administration as Secretary
OF State.
The Secretary OF The Navy still CONTINUES Com.
Skinner as "Chiei Naval Constructor" The ap.
poinlmenl is about as judicious and just, as Tor
the Sultan TO adopt Inc principle Of suren
deiiog 10 Nicholas The Hungarian patriots II
is improper so 10 DO. JAccB FAlTnPuL, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
Friday Morning, October 20. is4e.
TARIFF FACTS.

The great argument of the pro'ectlohis's III
favor Of high tariff is its creaion oil a meme
market, for The sale Of agricultural Produc's
Of the country. This view is utterly fallaclous
when we observe tina, even in Massachusetts
The manufacturing interest has, under the pre-
sen; system, increased more rapidly than II did
under the high and oppressive taxation OF the
tariff of 1872 During he first three years oil
the tariff Of 1912. capital 10 the amount oil
slI SIS. 600 was applied to manufacturing pur-
poses in Massachusetts,; while the amount SO
applied in that State during the three years mat
the revenue bill of l646 has been in operation,
reaches The enormous sum Of S4l ,l99, OOO--
being about one halt Of the whole amount
which has been applied 10 manufacturing pur'
Doses in Massachusetts Tor thirteen years. The
whole amount Of cotton taken for home con
sumption during the last year of the tariff OF
ls42 was, according to the Boston Shipping
List, 422, SGT bales-whle the amount OF cotton
taken last year, (lSIS-9,) was 5lS,039 bales
being an increase of s5442 bales u1der the
revenue bill Of 1916. Such eisnal facts upset
all the foe. spun theories Of the Tarifites.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
NnpTHEhN WHIGGERY.


The N. Y. Tribune rejoices at The complete
coalition in Michigan oil The Wings and ADOLF
iionists. We copy it, article, 10 lei Southern
Wings see how Gen. Cas- is regarded by this
Wing orsan:-
"The election Of Flavius J. I.iltejnhn, (hs Abo
ZIONIST canddate,) for Governor, accompanied by
pledged frre.so Legislature. would he hailed through
the North death blew al slavery extension ana
the non Intervention dogma oil Cass and ms associates
who indulge the hope that Michigan will be found &C
cupying the degraded position OF Iowa win respect 70
tho vexed question" Of slavery, $50 termed recently
by the democracy" Of Livingston county, hichlgan,)
90 raushl "wh the ssets Of bitterness and dlssenslo,
which are already rpenne INTO an aounaanl harvest
OF dlssen sion and calamity 10 the democratic party
The nomination OF Barry was fraud upon the Loco
foco party and triumph Of The non ntervenlonlsts as
will seen by the following resolve adopted at re-
guar Barry Locofoco meeting held IN Detroit on Inc
Ilth inst over which staunch proslaveryite, Dr Il
Baeg, (of the somewhat celebrated baeg family, all
thorough Castles presided:
sKesolped Thatwe renew and renovate the old time
honored of democrat and democracy and repu'
date every attempt TO prefix 10 them any adjective al
VERT, or other Quaiher Whatever as n test
''The hand oil Gen Cass IS plainly seen IN tins Ieso
luton III the resolutions adopted by the recent Loo"
State convention itremans to he seen now Tue Iadl.
cal portion OF The Michigan democracy Will support
Barry, without the EQUALIZER" adjective, OF ad'
verb'' Of ftee-soil.
s'Robert McBralney, late of the Xenia, Ohio Torch
Light, has commenced the publication of an exclusive
free soil weekly Detroit, which will no doubt help
materially the election OF Litteohn. Every wing and
free soil paper published III the State seventeen IN
number cordially uni;es IN favor Of MIR Lttejohns
eiectioE and every wing and eesoll meeting that has
been held since LueJonn's nomination by the wing
State convent on endorses his nominal on also Besdo
the Taylor and Van Buren, vote We trust he VIII receive
quite strong among the 'cCleiland and Ransom
iocofocos consequence of the rejection of the Pro.
viso BY the "Democratic" State Convention, and the
passage as the New York Evening Post has II, "oi
single pulling dough faced resolution on ree-soi -
Gen fearful that Littleiohn and iIeesoil Lee
,ta aala sd md
traversng the STATE II Is sadt get the resolutions oil
instruction. adopted AZ the last session Of tile Legsla
lure, reversed
We are advised, however. Gays the Uaion,)
that this statement OF III Tribune about Gen
Cass's traversing his Stae 10 indlcnce the coming
election is not correct. We further advised, that
the coalition of the abolition ard federal parties
will be utterly overhrown by the democracy OF
that gallant STATE; that Cen Cass will be sustained
in the Senae, OF which he is so distinguished an
orna menr; and that he will be found, as he ever
has been, on III side OF mis- country and The Con.
slituton, against Inc assaults OF foes from abroad,
al knO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD cHP
AZ IInAiE

70 We have not uni eqieniiy called alten,s
this article IN the columns OF our papr and W.
done so " nh the iull Confidence ha, il was root
aud deserving the patronage Of the public, W,
lad Chance IL witness is effects up0n some ol
friends, when, III addition Ia the high encon
passed upon by cur brethren vi the press, not in
pulls, b.t IN honest, candid sentiments, from h,
derived . benefit themselves make us DESTROYS al
vs!ns all those Tho have occasi to resort 10 I,
dy iur pulmonary affections, To avail ihrnsel,e,o
We have tuo much confidence In Mr. Fowle, N. &,
raj agent, 10 believe lie would thrust this, or any
medicine upon tile community, unless he had ful
In lis eficacy-in continuation of winch the prom,
oilers mass OF testimony from the mast unaa,,
able sources. Neither would We he undrf,l,,
saying that this will always cure consumption al.
Is seated although II seldom fails 10 relieve the ,
casrs--but at Tins season Of The year almost =.
body Is lab TO cold, which, II eelrcted yin .
fatal rrsnlts-by taking this m-dicine we dou.
many lives may he saved.
-Sec Esytand W9shiag tonida, BIZ,
ST Beware al countenrlls None IL genunr 7.
sisiIed |. BUTTS un lhr wrapper
aT Per sale by GAYNuR s. WOOD aud ill
ASIJEK utJ VAL, only Agents lnt Richmond ", ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
PH.LlplLpurl. Oct. "A, q p M.

The Stock market IS firm AMI TIE tendency o!
sound securities is UPWARDS Treasury note 6s
ll0l all; New Loan ll2Iall3; Pa. s. estasGs
Flour is quer; small sales Of common Penn.
brands al IS; Corn meal S3 10 50 l2t.
Wheat is 10 lair dem nd, with sales oil red al
IO3alCSc; white do Il0all5c. as TO quality. Sales
OF While Corn al Gla62 cls an! yellow G4aG5 CHS.
Small sales al tic Oais 30a33c
The Cotton market is steady prices cxhil II no
change from yesterday; sma.! sales; dealers hold
ing back Tor further n, vs. from Europe.
Whiskey is selling at 26s &c, cents per gall
Ion in hills
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
MARRIAGES

IN IN: T GSvsI Church. a, Glove.
VIM BrIcher. Mr. JAMES II Min Min inst., oy The
The Clover Hin Railroad, formerlv ~ Engine,
Chesterfield. oil Glover
''ilail welded love. by graciou, h.,
4! once the source and glory Of msns, n Saessnei
secure 1U a anna p s.n and assuag
~ The Savannah papers viii pleas. eon.
In Pickens county. Ala, on III. 18Th o..
the Rev u " Miller, Rector OF 81. p,nntS september
i Sns a N M''s 7. Is PAYNE la. 11
late Rufus K. Anderson, Esq. 'dlahter OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
Telegra phrd tor The Charleston Courier

Nrw ORLEANS, Oct. ~.
Yesterday, 500 bales Cot on were sold. The
sales OF the week reached TOGO bales mostly fer The
Northern market. Prices are dropping. Mid.
ding qualify quoted al 81 goo mIdI'rg III.
The Iece, Is are OUuu bales less than last
year.
Tn. accounts OF The crop from he interior are
sill very unfaVorabIe.
NV ORLEANS, Oc'. 81.
The accounts by the Niagara came 10 had
Yesterday, aud have affected Cotton untavordby.
Sales of 400 bales were matchmaking al "a
o. md4lins lair ltt.
Kio Coffee quolei al 81 TO 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

NEW YORK MARKET, Oct "A p. Nj.
The stock market was not 50 frm, aud prices
have had declining tendency. Sales o. Treas
sury note G's at | II, and new loan Of 1865 at
ia Fancles heavier. Exchange on London
10 l.2 prem. Money market easy
FL, uR Sou hern Flour is selling a! IS 80
40 per bushel.
WHEAr-Red Wheat is selling al l07 els; and
Gene>see al l20 els per bnsheI.
CoRN is selling al 6. a g CTS per bushel.
Cotton Fair Upland is quoted al II us.
ST., cgs-Treasury Notes Is are held a, III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
A NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER.

We have before US The Daily "Pilor' published
in the hourishing Town of Portsmouth by MessTs
E. r. Montague and J. S. Cunningham IL is
a very handsome journal, and its spirited and
able editorials, aud wel-selecled articles, prove
that il will be valuable champion OF ouF prin'
ciples, and faithful exponent and defender Of
the interests OF that region Of Virginia. lis
worthy conductors have our warmesI wishes Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

THE SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAIL.
ROAD.-We have just learned from Cap! Jas
Barnes, the Engineer OF The above work, thai The
Company have closed their contracts Tor The
whole amount oi iron required Tor laying the en-
lire lratk Of The Road. upon the most advantage
Gus iefms, and that The iron will be shipped 10
this place as last as vessels can be procured 10
bring it. In some two or thee weeks, we may
therefore confidently expect 10 see this enterprise
going forward with all The spllit and ACTIVITY
which lis grea, importance .mands.
Portsmouth Pilot