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Notico 70 the T0aIre.


Those that initiate Dr. Townsends SArsapuriuia, nave
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for FemaIss
&C., &c. and have copied bills and circulars which
relates to the complaints Of women word for word
other who put up medicine, have, since the great
Of Dr. TSwnsends Sarsaparla in complaints in
cdeut to emaes recommended theirs although
they did not number Of these mixtures Pills &c
iRjuricag TO females they aggravats disease and
uDdermiEe tne constitution Dr. Townsends ia the only
and bert emedy for the female compaints-l
rarely f ever fails Of affecting permanent cure Ii
eau be taken by the delicate females in any ca,e
or by those expecting to become mothers with tho
greatest advantages, as it prepares the system and
prevents pain dangoE and strengthens both mother
and child Be careful to get the genuine.
ScrOfmIa Cured.
This certificate concusvey proves that this Sarsapa.
ra has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured in house unprs-
cedeRted.
Opinions of Physicians.
DR.. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from.
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is 10 certify that we, the undersigned Physcnp.
eff City Of Albany have cases scrbed
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilln and believe it TO be ops
of the most valuable preparations in the market.
HIP. PULLING MD.
j. WILSON. NJ. d.
r.. r. BRIGGS, H. d.
Albany, April, ls41 P. E. ELMENDORF, IA. d
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sPiatina RIood.

= n 1'eW 1UFHi Iofls
On. TewNsEND.-I verify believe your SarsapariIs
has been the means through Providence Of saving my
iGe have for several years had bad Cough. 1t bs-
came worse and At last raised large quan-
titles of blood had night sweats, and greatly deb
tated and reduced and did not expect to live have
only used your SarsaPara short time, and there has
a wonderful change been wrought in | able
to walk all over the city. | raise no blood and my
cough has let me. You well imagine that
thankful for these results
Your obedeRt servant
WIN. RUSSELL, 65 CathsrineSt
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For tie Enquirer.
MEAENEss OF waIGGERY.

u
The LILLE tricks resoued 10 by tie Federal Isis
TO Justify the iadiscfimina,e prescription oil De.
mo.fa,s. are The true and dadiy.like progeny oil
mat monslrous fraud by which The non ullra-
Whig President, and his no-parly ami no-prin-
cipes faction 60; nlo power. Al OF The breed
have the mark OF The beast n their toreheac.-
These mo party" no principles admirers OF The
second Washington, not Content with The inla'
nv of nslilutin2 an indisciininate prescription
OF Democrats. have set their Inscriptions ano
mendacioas press 10 work by base and cowardly
insinuatcns, 10 make The people suspect maj all
who have been turned oul OF Office were dismiss
ed for the same or like reasons which Caused the
removal Of Collins and DENLY. This 10 wi!lul.
~ false, aad basely slanderous. They know thai
hundreds have been prescribed for no other Tea-
son Than tina! they were Democrats. We, in
Virginia, know hey are false Witnesses and SIAN
derers. Hhigs, in Virginia, know This, and yel
thew Justify The course OF lie administering; and
u hen il is iDtima;ci hat a Democratic Lesisla-
;ure ought 10 yinticac the character, and redress
The wrongs of their t,iends, BY pui,;ag Them IN
Safe Offices al The expiration Of The term o.
Wbis incumbenls, they cry out "Oh! 10 not lei
The Old Dominion be dseraced BY prescription"
Elypocrtg, why did ven encourage tnui no.paT-
~ presiden. 10 introduce III Why Go ynu
chuckle7 Why Insult prescribed Democrats by
mean insinuaiors Why 90 you support press
es that iusinuale because they dare MI CHARGE
that even such men as Christian, Nelson, Whit
lie, Thompson and many others, Stood in HE
same category with delahl!erss
II The Virginia Lesisa IRE tail al It's na1t ses-
sion 10 do its whole duty in vinGicaing The hon.
or OF The Safe by fully reIressing The wrongs Of
her injured cili!ans, they viii surely bring upon
themselves The Indignation Of every lover oil
truth ard justice in Virginia. ard The profound
contemp, OF all parties in The her States oil he
Unicn. There must be no tinchiug. Stern du-
4 YIRGINIAN.
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By Armislead Miller The Ladies OF hme's
Their virtues arc only riyaled By their cnalns
By w. w. Hancock. The ladies OF me.ia
and surrounding counties: While no'ea los '.,e -
beauty, may they have the goodness Of near y
commisserale lhe condition Of the w:doweis' (,
By Or. r. E Farar. Tae preservation % 81
our Union and our national honor VIII oe sa.e
in the hands OF General Taylor, who never SUI :
renders. D,ou;
BY John Allen Je:er. Washington; TOY,
tence decreed him no children, Ina; ne m'g"' oe
called the father OF his country.
BY John F. Wiley The Memc'y q Jam,
X Polk: Beloved Ior his viiuts, ADMIRED lo'
his pubic career; his unexpected am un'ne'y
death, islesreueu by generous people.
BY Armls;ead Miller. Thr Amelia lIool'
May its celebrity he as great as is anIquny.
By C. E. Cole. To The Ladies: We Eespecl
them Tor their virtue, admire them lof iheh
beauty. and love them because we can't heip Il.
By DR.. John P. Wood. President. Iay!o''
May the close of his administration be as slo'
rious and as acceptable As The morning u MS in'
ausuraton was bright and happy.
By AIpheus l. Tucker. The Orator OF lhe
Day: Small in corporal dimensions, but large
in Intellectual requirements
BY DR.. Wood. Henry Clay: Inc pIoioona
statesman, inimiabe orator, The pure cnfi =
and liberal philanthrcpisl We'll may old An
lucky be proud OF her adopted son.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. August 6

RICHMOND MARKETS. AUGUST
TOBACCO-The breaks are no, as large this
week, and receipts are very small Tor Toe season,
" I'll much more animation in The market. Luss
s. IS a So IT, 81 so; common Leaf 81 so a IS;
middling So 80 &C. good ST IS so TO So;
good ana fine manufacturing So $40 TO Sl2.
FLOUR les OF new Al IS p.
WliEAT--GeGr!al cash sales a. 81 0j fer
red and 10 for white.
COkH-s1 c.
CORN MEAL-~o1 GEMS.
CAYS-30 cents pc. basael.
F!SIl-tlcrrinss are very scarce; Cut So SO
6 IS; Gross git %; Shad s so S6-dulI.
BACON-Vuginia cured Gems, hog round;
Western Side, q: 7 CTS; Shoulders 6 &, Cts,
Hams Il lie; TODD s. wilson, hog round &c.
LARD Barrels "a cents; kegs ) ~ cts.
WHISKEY-2i a 2ii cents for Reclifed.
LIVE STOCK-BEEF; scale weight S. IS a
a Is gross; HOGS none in Market SHEEP S.
3 gas in quality.
SALT-Las, sales from wharf | IS per sack
ircm slore 81 a.. Dcl.,
COFFEE--Wo quote Kio al 81. Il cents.
Lasuayr&6t Il; 81. Domingo 6 cents; Porto
Rico 3. a 7; Java 81 a II cents.
TEAS-lm3eriai and Gunpowtey So 35c
2er h.. Black % a GO c. Dali
RlDES-Green sailed II cents per ID.
Caiisalted IS CTS. 10 each; Spanish ia Is. els.
SOAP-For brown Bic. yellow 4. Sc, Per
poand; white and yariesated IL a H.
FLAESEED-ll5a i2U GEMS per busnei.
STEEL-American hl;s,ered Sll per ,ca..
FEaTHERS-33 s. cents.
lRON-Pis Iron SIS TO 3gI according 10
quality, Swedes IS per ton; English IS; Trede-
gar Richmond mandatory $50; Up Country,
Bar90, according 10 qualify. Nails to ~.
SHOT-5.c. per pound
PLASTER st 81 irom whaiG Basin 81.
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For the Enquirer.
For fae EnqhrC.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION In AME
LA COUNTY.

Anniversary CELEBRATION IN AME
LA COUNTY.
The anniversary of our independence was
celebrated at the Amelia Springs. The cay was
unusually propiiious for The occasion, being cool
and pleasant Tho ceremonies Of The day CON
menced by the paradipg Of tho Amelia troop OF
cavalry, commanded By Captain S S. Weisiger,
who displayed his usual dignity OF command
The troop having gone through 'omc we'll timed
evolltons, The company, which was unusually
large, repaired 10 the trout Of lie ball room
whero they were most delightfully."- entertained
for The space Of thirty or forty minutes BY
speech delivered by Mr.. F. Farrar which was
characterized by wisdom, learning and clio
queuco. Did prudence suggest, would pay
passing er!ogy 10 our young friends Grafton, but
it is before candid world and there its merits
can be attested. The GRAFTON being concluded
The company repaired 10 the dining room, where
they were entertained by most magnificent
rcpast prepared, with every variety OF The sea
son, BY our obiging host, Mr.. Thos. c. Wilson
Dinner being concluded, the company proceeded
10 drink the following toasls, no regular toasts
having been prepared By the committee. The
company having been called 10 order, Captain
John i. Wiley was appointed President, and,
assisted BY Vice Presidents, Captains 5. S. Wei
siecr and John A. Hllsman. The President
being called OF for a sentiment offered,
The institution Of Slavery First intr duced
into our country ty Norlhern cupiGily and
eyaricc, in the march Of time and progress Of
events it has become the peculiar interest CT the
Southern aud Western portions Of the Union -
1t is our. by Inheritance, by law and The guar.
an,ee of the Constitution. tpe wiI m0intQi1
and defend it against every aggression, either
foreign or domestic at every hazard and 10 the
last extremity.
By Captain John A. Hilsman. Virginians :
May they adopt system of industry a"d scono.
nv and pursue it until they have driven vanity
and extravaganza beyond Inc limits OF their
Stale, repaired their shack!ed credit and filed
their empty pockets.
ByT. A. Crenshaw Tie orator o: the day
whose speech was adorned with flowers, cmbcss
ed with gems and enriched with wisdom; may he
long live to crJoy The rich merits oil bis splendid
| genius.
After which Mr.. Farrar arose and made a
| few and handsome remarks, and offered
American Freedom May The wisdom and
virtue Of lis founders be properly appreciated
BY The American people.
ByT. C Sarvay. Henry Clay and John
Minor oits-virginia's brightest sons: May
they be the next President and Vice President
BY T. A. C,enshaw. Lewis C,ss and VIM
o. Butler: Buried in Toi'icsl hurricane
may they be resurcctsd in 1852 By triumph o
Democratic principle.
By T. K. Weisiger. Charles Garter Lei
The pocket pistol by which The G bEaltar o
Whissery was siormed in The lac campaign.
BY Samuel r. Seay. Thomas Richie: TINT
Song is now p-cscriplion-we will adj you
chorus, "to The victoIs belong the spoils,"
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FLORIDA TROUBLES.-An extra lrol

FLORIDA TROUBLES.-An extra from
The If e Of The Tallahassee Floridian states mat
Gov. Mosely has taken prompt measures lor .'e
protection of The people in the vicinity oil the In
dian settlements An express Left on The soh'
requiring the Colonel of Duval county 10 ra'se
a company OF moun;el men who are 10 repair
Immediately 10 the scene Of the outrage. a de-
lachrent Of the Company OF U. 5. Ar'ii'ery' al
presep, stationed a, ST. Augustine, has been SEN
by the commanding officer 10 Indian River anu
other POINTS on The coast
The officer commanding the troops at Savah-
nah, has also received instructions from WASH
ins,on 10 hold himself in readiness 10 proceed to
Florida, should j! be found necessary 10 order him
;hiher
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SoWWHEbs0Iu
HITEHUR ST'S DAGUERREAN
ROOMS This is, in all probability ID. mrs,
>plendidly furnished ard neatly Constructed Da.
gue.;ian establishment! 10 the country IT,
rooals; besides beng supefbly dscora ed with The
most costly furniture, ale spacious and airy he.
ing lccaed in Baltimore street near Charles and
occupying Ire eGfiIe second slo,y ever The sorp
Of Howel. s. Bro. The sky.lisht improvements
are ..iklnsly neat and ,6icient-beng so cor.
slIucter as 10 soften or strengthen The lish, At
pleasure, giving a tone to the piclufe thar is sure
10 Please he siler The wonderful shonuess Of
time (wo, and sometimes only one second being
reqollec) which Mr.. w. occupies, insures cor,
rect likeness, particularly ol ch,l;Ien, who are &c.
neral,y very restless. There Is also other in
p.oyenerl worthy Of oice;we mean The revolving
background which g,9es n AZ inrss 10 the pic
'ure not 10 be surpassed -makas the face a, il
were, advance rom The Pae, ard stand ont IS
it'll were an image Tais improvement Is claim.
ell by Mr.. w and by him patented. Oar frients
caLnet VII lie away an hour more agfceably than
in this new Gallery. They will see plenty OF
familiar iaces-and ;aose, Too, so i.s-ise that
they almos seen TO speak 10 you. TIE pfopri-
elor and his assistants will be found attentive,
sli!ful aud Cb lying.
Galleries II Main ST, Richmond; Yves, Syca.
more ST, Petersburg; Main s., No;io K; aud East
u,aiu St, Lyrchbu'g, Va; 207a Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd.
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4 VlRGlNIAN.
For tie enquirer.
p,rrpspupG August 1919.

PsrrRsBvRo, August !, 1919.
The nomination OF an individual, in no respect
renowned, to supplaal Captain McRae, who had
held the Office Of Inspector of Customs Tor The
short term of two months end few days, in the
which i, is manifest he discharged IFS duties with
honesty, fidelity and capacity, is an incident IN
contempt of all precedent, unparalleled in the
history of Petersburg, that will reflect on lis
author stigma that cannot be forgotten, while
the patriotic deeds of that Spartan Band, the Pc.
,ersburg Canada Volunteers, Is borne in remem
brance by the people OF Virginia. The plea to
Justify the removal. on the ground of i'll timed
resignation aud consequent appointment OF Capt
HcRac, wherein he had no coucern, and the
fimsy pretcxt of iDdignity to an incoming I'D
minislra,ion, plcdgsl &c no naryism, is an insult
to common sense lha, bears he stamp CT lis own
refutation
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THE ABDUCTION CASE.

We learn from teegraphic oespa'c" " 'n'
Charleston Courier, dated New Orleans, July
2, ina the rial Of the Spanish Consul Tor the
abduction Gey, is proceeding. One wines
swore that lie Consul, several week previous to
the abduction, sent Tor him, and proposed 10 pay
him well II he would seize REY, and pu' HIN Oh
board a vessel for Havana. O'hcf witnesses 'es'
,;6ed rha, a ma. believed &c be REY, was brought
aboard the schooner in state OF gross Inl"xica'
lion. and The vessel left Immediately. The CYL
deree against The Consul appears 10 be strong.
The evidence for The prosecution has closed
The trial was expected 10 be concluded last week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

The miers, farmers, dealers in produce, rrer.
chan,s. manufacturers ard mechanics OF Berke.
Iey county, Va, are signing petition 10 The Le-
eslalurc of Virginia in reference 10 the guarantee
Of The Stale 10 the Cheasap eake and Ohio Canal
Company and the construction OF llt lock
near The mouth OF the Opequon, By The conpa-
nv. The object of The pei toner's is TO release
The company from lha, obligation, upon the
ourd thai he finances OF the company prevent
a compliance with i and 10 effect furber i'm
movement in The canal by States guarantee o.
600 900, which they consider ct more impor-
lance than The erection of any nnmter OF cocks,
with The canal in its present weak, unsafe, and
imperfec, condition.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

CHlLDREE'S FAIR There ain b.. a fair or
sale ct useful ard iarcy articles held bv little gr,,
Tor few days, The present week, al the Catholic
Orran School-room, on Marshall s.. beuee 81
a d 4h. The proceeds are intended for tue tenr-
Il Of the lille orphans ri The ASYLUM OF S..
seph's, whose number has been increased ~
Ihe epidemic. This affair is entirely he conceit
Of The little girls, wi So zeal for The te3en ent
orphans o' their owa ten cr age may well excie
The sympathy as il is ho?ct il will receive The Ii.
beral encouragement, 0: generous hearted AMI hu'
name persons.
The Fair will Commence at Q o'clock Wed.
nesday morning, anil continue each day (whie
il aslsl rn:il sunset.
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r1r FsIDENTlAL ToUR-Thc Re-

public OF Monday puts forth The following 40 VIC
con!e,n plated routes and times OF arrival anu
departure OF III President in his Northern 'ou'
We learn thai the President will leave inc $50.
O! Governments daring The present wees, W.
tour through Some OF the Ncrhera and has a!'il
Sta,cs. Having long since cen inVi'ed 70 rn.s-
burg, AID being recently reminded oil MS w.
mise TO yisi, hal city, and havin: been also uls
e! 10 VIC y The great fcn aid coal establishments
OF Pennsylvania, his journey viii, in The hfsi III
stance, be directed TO that Stale. lie WIN 'h.u
proceed 10 Boston, expecting 10 reach that Guy
early in September, and will spend se7et al
DAYS there and in The vicinity. Thence nc
viii proceed 10 Syracuse, where he eIpec's
10 attend The Agricultural Fair abou! 'pc
middle OF September; and, returning 10 wash y ..
ineon he will visit, in succession, New l'Ih,
Poi!aaelphia, and Baltimore. We nEdeis1aLo
thai the President makes Ibis journey 10 become
better acquainted with The manufacturing, asri>
cultural and other interests OF the NORM, anu u
crafty, a, the same time, the numerous if'enus
Who have favored him with their kind INVITA-,
lions: and thai i! would he hi, choice 10 travel ana
TO be received in The plainest and least os'en'a'
Inns manner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

MANAGERS OFFICE D. PAINE & CO.,
vi Richmond Virginia.
For his rar. II O'Clock The Dollar Lottery.
Capital: S,42S Sc.
A, & o'cIock-Capitals; 10000, 9OoOr 1850,
10 Of 1000, &c. Tickets 50.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Class 50:
AZ 30 81 IS 2j So 20 Sc 2 10 40 a3.
Euo z
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL.
ROAD

alta lale meeting Of the Presi !ent ID Dire.
Tors Of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad The
following gentlemen were appointed agents in
The various counties through which the road will
rass, 10 chain he right OF way. viz: Fairfax
county, Alfred Moss and SiIas Burke; Prince
William, Daniel Jasper; Fauquier, William H.
Page and Robert c. Page, Cdlpeper, j. w.
Bel; Orange, John Willis. These agents are
allowed ST per day as compensation for their
serv ICES. and are 10 report monthly 10 the Board.
The President of The Company, MIR. Henry
Daiueef6eld, and the Chief Engineer, were ap-
pointed committee lu contract tor Iron Of the
weight OF abouI so lbs. 10 the yard, for he East.
ern section Of the road,
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pAIrlMnnE N1Anl.Er-A - Z

FL,rs-Saes Oh 400 bills fresh ground How.
ald ST. al 81 -. Old brands III. City Mil's
sold a. I, IS, though some holders refused 10 sell
At ess ,han 5 "a. Thu insp clions Tor The week
comprise IL GAG ibis All! $50 hall btls.
GRAIN There is is a large maLd for good
Wheat, with sales OF rcd al | IL :. and Of white at
49, llG,. l.mi.ed se!es OF Corn al SO 20 CTS.
Tor white, and 80 81 c. Tor yellow. Oats %
- cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

Or r. S. Newton, OF Cincinnati, Gu, on, II.
eye and. removed the eye Ills Of a ralep, NJ
Sewers, OF Eastern Virginia, who ha, been to, ' ;,
long time under the treatment OF DR.. Sm,b :,
that city. Mr.. Sewers was put rn4er the iod,
ence Of Caorotorm, and remained perfectly oa;
ct during the operation. The eye vas pariaiv
destroyed by cancerous disease, The elIs,t -
which produced Inflammation 0. the brain. r..
pa;eh. is doing we'll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

The northern wings are very much opposed TO
the extension q slavery, and great ifiencs OF
the Wilmu Proviso. And they proved it By
going 10 lie Philadelphia Convention, aud inn
nola,irs The Proviso on the altar OF non.com.
milal Tsy!ofisa,. These Wing leaders never
had any principles which h'y would net readily
deny for inc sa Of the ufi :es. For lGcm, the
Atlas is iusl The organ BOitn Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
Friday las, was very generally observed On I'M

Friday las, was very generally observed On the
mart Of our citz,ns as day Of fasting, hh'h'',s-
lion and prayer. The stores were nearly all c'0-
se, and The streets maintained Sabbath quiet
acss, witch could not fail 10 Impress every one
with the thought ,act the population Of the
city had rested themselves from 'AsiF iaoofs IN
order ,ha, they might specially pass the DAY III
humiliation before The throne oil the h'u''snS
and suppicsc thai The terriers OF pes'lence msu'
,bale. The churches were all open and NIL
ed with pious and devoul congregations; Inc e1-
arises were solemn and impressive, and many
Of The discourses which were pronounced were
eloquent in high degree. The "prayers OF
The righteous avail much" and there is cause 10
hope tina, the universal! suPplications which on
Friday went up from The pious and good citizens
of a mighty ns':on sill have an effect in s'ayas
the deadly ravages of The pes''isncs winch nS'
so long desoaed The land.
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Tc!egrapbed for he. Baltimore American.

EIIIHLFHa. NHg .,
The Board Of Hath report % new casts and
deaths OF cholera for the 81 hours ending at
noon 10 day.
TelegIaphed for the Baltimore American.
WA.HIsoroN, Aug 5.
TIE telegraph south Of this city is not working
10 day. ana | em therefore unable To obtain any
further accounts OF the North Carolina election.
Six Clerk. we're removed from the Pension o.
fee yesterday. Their names have not ascer>
tanned.
The Presiden, and Cabinet design making an
excursion down The Potomac in The course Of a
few days on board The United States steamer
Allegheny
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Correspondence o, Inc Charleston ccurierl

New ORLEANS, Aug l-l0A. NJ.
Cotton MARsET. There were m sales oi CO...
lon to-day, and there Is 'carcely any on Sale
The tade are awai'ins the Arrival OF Inc Euro
pas aLvires
YESTERDAY 3OG bales were said, al firm prices--
good mi3dlng 81 90.
HEALTu.-Thc health OF New Orleans con,iu.
nHs Coos. TIE deaths during the week entirg
- h, vas bot TO, ot which Only two were OF Cho.
Terra
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Among the latest victim, Of Cholera in New
York, are the weli.known Sig De Begins Ions
shining light IN lie musical wurli, boln -
This country a I'd in Europe; Henry "A. Blcsiop.
ham, E:q, wri'er u some Celebrity; Dr. A B
Hunier, a physician Of high professional abi,iy
and Mr. John 4. Eyres, printer widely known
ard respected anon. The craft, in Pniateiohi,
as well as in New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
GREAT BRITAIN AS WHEAT MAR

GREAT BRITAIN AS a WHEAT MAX
KET.-The New York Courier remarks: "a
simple fact conounds very often Vast deal of
theory, however cunningly and Plausibly sci
i,rt; and il may surprise some oil The ifee-;ra-
dcrs 10 This country 10 kno= that, on the I'd inst,
the Chancellor OF Tie British EIchcGuer stated,
in his place in The House OF Commons, that, o.!
Inc nearly 900 GOO bushels OF wheat imported
during the previous eleven mohhs, 1920 600
bushels came from France, 44l0,0Oo bushels
frcm Prussia, Holland Belgium, aud only
5,625,0O0 bushels from The Uned StaIes."
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DEATH OF HORACE SMITH-The Lon
don papers announce The death ut this gentle
man al runbridgc Wells, on The 18th OF July, IN
his 7o:h year. His brolLer James, who shared
with him the authorship OF The REJECTED ad
dresses" died some years ago. Horace was al
So the author OF Bfanb!elye House and some
other novels which had a cetain degree oil sue
cess in their day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
MARRIAGE OF LOLA MoNTEZ -Thi

MARRIAGE OF LOLA MONTEZ This
extraordinary lacy, whose connection with la'e
events in Bavaria will be in the recollection ol
oar reaGers, was married d, London, July 10, 10
George Tradord Head, Esq, (of the 81 life
suards.) The ceremony took place first al the
French Catholic Chapel and subsequently al
ST. Georges Church. Hanover square. MIR.
Head is very young man, stated 10 have
about SID 600 per annum.-[ English Paper.