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EFFECTS OF THE FROST.

We learn from friend who has just passed
through tie counties OF Charlotte, Cumberland,
Powhatan ant Chesterfield, tina the recenl severe
frost has almost if mol entirely destroyed The fruit
crop, and seriously injured the wheat sufficiently
forward 10 be Jointed. Its effects on gardens
have been most destructive. The tobacco plans
have been nearly killed. So severe spell Q,
weather al this season is believed 10 BE- without
a parallel, even in our chaneeah'e climate.
Norfolk Beacon
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WIN. SHULTlCE, Chairman.
JtHS p. MISTER Srcf.,ary.

A HIT -Numenu, Pusmascrs in PeGr-
.ylvana have been renoyei, ani il appears from
he eIlrr-w writers tina, a Erelty general sweep
i 10 be MADE lhe.e. This i very probable, GAYS
he New Hampshire saHio') No Stale Il :
nshed more gallant sodieis 10 fsh, their couu-
nv, baules III me + 1nrh made Taylor Pre-
si7enr, almost al, Of wn,n we're Democrats. Tn
Democrats oi no Siae had harder work to k, -.
down the allies OF MeIco al home, anG dclen
Taylor from their fire in Inc rear" For HI
hey are 10 be loade re first victims OF his off
cial vengeance, anJ hes. domestic traitors" arc
10 be The first recipients d his favors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

Tha Naw 0,loans Delta, Of The Ii'h lust, in
giving statement OF he condition OF the Banks
OF the city, says: ave fad he mOnicd institutions
OF our cry stronger IN specie, and better fortified
than any similar institutions throughout The
whole country, having, al The present moment
one dollar and thirty cents specie on hand tor
each dollar in circulation. This is the lowest
rate Tor any time within the last twelve months"
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SNOW AND sTRAwRERRIEs tn.

Columbia IS. CO. Telegraph, of Inc 10th, says:
I'VE certainly enjoy a peculiar privilege in
having SLOW and strawberries both fresh at the
same time. For Two weeks pas! lhe favored ones
have been luIurating in early strawberries, and
yesterday The severest snow Storm we have had
This ~inte: pa! The house.iops and The streets in
its pure white livery"
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MATTHEWS COUNTY.

Ala meeting Of th, Democrats, holden in the
Court House OF this county on Monday, April
the 10Th, to take into consideration the nomlna-
lion of a candidate u represent this and Middle
sex county in the ext session OF the LegIsla-
,urs. Alexander L Shepard, Esq, was nomi-
mated by William l. Roy, Esq, and the nomi-
nation was unanirously accepted. Mr.. She
Dard was not 10 the,ounty at The time of his no.
miuelion. but has nee returned, and informed
the committee witch waited upon him OF his
acce ptance. This espatched, another meeting
was holden BY The ttizens OF this county TO con-
slider the action taen by the last Assembly OF
Virginia towards re Slavery question, as dis
cussed in the last Cngress OF The United States.
DR.. William Shuttle was called TO the Chair
and John P. Minler Esq, appointed Secretary
On motion, committee was appointed TO
draught PreambIeen nd Resolutions, expressive
Of the feelings OF ID, meeting towards the same
The Chairman then appointed William H. Roy,
Il. W. Daingerhel. John Blake, W. G. Lane,
ags having retired e few minutes, brought, in
the following Preamble and ResoIutions, which
were adopted:
Whereas, the multiplied aegressions OF the
none. siaveholding Sales on the rights Of the
sIaveholding States, le guaranteed BY The Fede-
raj Constitution, fave assumed a character
threatening The rishs Of The South and the per
manency OF the Unon: And, whereas, the &C.
neral Assembly OF Virginia, on The 20 h January
last, adopted preamble AM resolutions express
svr Of The rights Of he Southern STATES on the
subject of sla very, an Of the firm determination
oi Virg inia 10 malnsin those rights, al all ha-
yards: And, whereas an address has been pub
ished 10 The people d the South b. large pur-
lion of The Representatives in Congress from The
Southern States, waning the South OF the dam
gers which threaten heir institutions, and con-
jur;ng them, by the HOS, solemn appeals 10 their
PATRIOTISM To be firm and united ia their oppusi.
zion TO The encroachnenis on their rights: We,
then, as Southern peooe, alive 10 our Interests,
and determined 10 susain our rights deem il our
bounden duly 10 give his public expression OF our
opinions on these exciting suhlecs:
|. Resolved Thai w cordially approve OF The
preamble and resolutions passed b. he Virginia
Legislature, on This subject, on the 20 January
Ia,i, and We pledge UuWyeS 10 their support
O. Resolved That ". deem the address, pub
ished by the Southern members OF Congress, 10
ne S nth, as an able opposition OF our rights,
and true statement Of be wrongs we have en-
cured
g. Resolved, That lht convinced aggression
py The Norh, on The rehis Of the S.ulh has
greatly IL rded 10 wca6rn lh- bonds of the Union:
AMI, il persisted in, must ultimately destroy those
naiernal celinss when nee happily unned The
different &c lions q he Onion.
On motion, he me- IN. lhen adjourned.
WM. SHULTlCE, Chairman.
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The National Wing thus brslows its smiles
on The Naiiona! lnteligencer and other Wing
papers. The cir with which il is done is ex-
ceedinsly patrcnizing:
The National Wig is proud 10 have The co.
operation Of he National Inie,ligencer in sup.
porting the administration OF Zachary Taylor,
and i knows Too we'll It's durv 10 m. maintenance
OF Wing principles amt Wing men in power. 10
BE- ac,uated b. any oher han The kindes, leel
inss towards those journals, who are embarked
with US in The same cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

When Santa Anna an other Mexican lead
ers see Inc appointment 10 place of such men as
Collamrr, Hudson Collier, MGauehey, and 9th.
ers, and The removal Of The Drums and Cheat
hams, they will be confirmed IN their opinion that
the war against their couLtry was indeed, as Mr..
Greeley called il, "a war against God y
rpsuusu'pyo,on
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syaKE.BITRs ANDroDlNE-Drw VIII,

SNAKE.BITES ANDIODlNE- DIR. Whit
mire, in the Northwest Medical and Surgual
Journal, recommends the !iDciurc Of Iodine IS
a cure for the biles Of venemous replies in man
and beast, which he SAYS he mas used with sue
cess in the bites OF ra'tle-snaies, coppcr-head>
&c II puts al end TO the swelling an pain ~
rom twelve 10 sixteen hours. He pr inI> the BIZ
len part over The whole swelling with hrce or
tour coats Of the tincufe twice day rene wing
! be application when The swelling extends, VINO h
il often docs al Inc first application, II made
while the wound i fresh.
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MORE OF TBE WEATHER

As far South a Montgomery, Alabama, (hc
most slant poin; we have heard irony The : (.
lee al The late >aow storm were visible in Tia,
s ate, lie Gotten aeas very generally killed ma.
King extensive replanlns necessary. In Ger
sia nearly every vege able and one hall the col.
nm killed
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fTeleerapbed for Inc Baltimore su, !,

EHlRLEsToN, April %, l64G.
The steamer Falcon arrived of The bar yes err
day from New York, on her way 10 Cnagres, and
landed and took oti passengers from here
A destructive fire occurred at Macon to-day
destroyed len buildings, and six hundred bales oi
C ,ilon. The loss is estimated al S25 5000.
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Father Mathew is so,ourning in Dublin, ma

Father Mathew ls so,ourning in Dublin, ma.
king preparations lor his nip 10 America. He
intends 10 sail from Liverpool by The ship New
World at the end Of April. He succeeded, short
lime since, 10 the Castle Lake distiery, a very
valuable properly, out sooner than have il en-
ployed in making whiskey he broke UP The con
Germ, al considerable loss 10 himself letting paTl
OF il as corn mill. HIS health is qulte res oIed
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LATER FROM HAYTl.-It was currently
reported al Pou au Prince, on the Isl Of April,
lha, President Sooque was driving The issufrcc-
lionary Dominicans before him, and would proba.
bly terminate The war in about two weeks. la
The skirmi.les thai had heretofore taken place,
great loss mad been sustained by Inc adverse pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
THE .ppOTOCOIn MEXICO

Senior AlmonIe has moved in The Mexican
Congress in regard 10 me Protocol; as will lie
seen by The advices from Mexico publ. he'd yes
itrday. This is The expected response 10 ire
patriotic course OF Mr. stephens. the National
Intsiigenccr, and other Wing leaders and Lews-
papers. Pennsyran,an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

II is said that thr Grand Sultan Of Turkey i,
30 well pleased with the excuses made lor Inc d.
capitalions and bos.suinginss now going on A.
Washington. that he intends liefing Mr.. FIR z
HgNaY WlRRES a place al his household A.
Cons 4 nti. opr- PenusBiu0nion
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Extract OF Letter from gentleman at Pana
-, - his friend n this CITY, dated March 4h.

~ am now determined 10 go directly 10 the
gold regions, this kind OF stock having risen lre'
mendousiy since ny arrival IN Panama. a lew
DAYS ago saw Caravan Q! mules, laden with
cold, which arrived here on board Inc steamer
New Grenada from Valparaiso. There We're
nincty-lhree mules, all heavily loaded with this
root Of ali EVIL, on their way TO Chasres rIyef
The gold will be shipped 10 England, via New
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Correspondence OF the New York Evening Posi- !,

BALTIMORE, April Dist
Ii is rumnred that The 81 Audltor Of The Treas
ury Department has recommended The removal
of sundry clerks and messengers from his bu-
reau, 10 axe effect on The lsl Of May. The Sec
retary OF the Treasury has approved OF the
same.
II is also said hat Jasper E. Brode is candi-
dae for an assistant postmaster generaship.
Considerable excitement prevails in relation 10
the postmasiership as also the marshalship of
Washington.
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III, tbs.

Married on Thursday evening, April 10, by the Rev
Reuben Jones, THOMAS &. BURROUGHS ESQ IL
Mass MARY ANN WHITEHrRST, both Of the ci:y
Of Norfolk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

JAMES Hams, Esq Mefchan', OF Hedsevlle,
was lob5ed al The Railroad in Baltimore last
week, OF his pocket book, containing $3.50. a
heavy loss 10 an eslimablc and cnlefprisius young
gentleman. The potkel book was found The
same evening on one The seats 0! The cars rihed
Of IL, Contents
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III l. \ TIs r

M ADAME WEISS bess 10 announce "a!
1fl she mas leased The Theatre Tor a lev nsi's
only, ~ orscf 10 exhibit The talent of The Dan.
SUEsES VlENNOISES, As in number 10 a
grand Balei Pantomim"
TUESDAY, April 24tb, will be preserved n
entirely new BalIeI, in three acts. compost Y
me celebrated Ballet master, Joseph yesnr',
with more ihan three hundred new dresses-(,t.
mlslc from The best masters)-c
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE.
IT For characters, See small bills
In the course Of The piece: Grand Entrance /!
the olympic Co.'s; Grand Walz Vienna r.
De DeuX, by Fanny Prayer and Mari Hents.i
Pas stirien; Taranteila; Grand Masquerade Ca.
lor; Pas &c SWISS &C., &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

John 9. McLane one 81 The projectors o: tn
Wheeling Argus died in that CITY or The 18Th
He was one Of The pioneers OF the Western press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

A NEW PAPER-The county seat OF Mi.
nesoia Territory is called 81. Paul. A new pa.
per is about being started there, 10 be called
1.-THE EpisIle Of g.. Paul."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
BALTIMORE MARKET-ApriI },

CATTLE Sales on the hoot al prices rapo,,
IRON - IS 10 S4 per 100 bs., equal TO S. 50
81 IS mel, and averaging abou, So 81 o.,
Sales OF live hogs al s. IS SO per 100 b,
FLOUR City Mills "a rs a 4 37t. S,oc, \,
hand, including City Mills AID Howard Sres
abou $4,000 bpIs.
GRAM Wheat +: 90 a IS cts. for red, AMI 8 !,
1903 c. Tor white. Corn 42 a. c. Tor white, az,
~ 50 c. for yellow. GAS 20 26 ceais, a. /.
qualify.
Provisions Bacon Sides ST, 81 and 6 {. r.,
ID; Hams 81 a 8 G; bulk Shoulders a A CTS.
Lard 81 c. in b0ls, a It c in kegs-dull
Photographed for thu Baltimore Sun
HlLADELPRiA, April 81, 2P.M
-Four steady sales OF common brands AZ :,
50. Grain scare-ret wheat is selling al :
"; white DO % 81 IL. Corn IN tair recrs,
sales Of yellow Al 81 e.. Oa,s 40 els
relegraphrd inr he Baltimore Sunl
NEW YORK April 2l-2. pm
Flour is frm-sales OF Southern S4 62a
ST.
Wheat is firm-sales OF red al 81 a / o. Al
Gtnrsee 20 a %; corn steady, sales Il 10.
900 bushels al so cents for while, and s. 5.
GEMS lar yellow; oats IS g cents. for Som
ern and Northern.
Colon is tirmer, with sales Of 400 bales a ,
cent. per Ii. advance since The steamer.
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PUBLIC NEE rISG

Mr.. Boris will address he cit,zsns OF Rich.
mond, on Wednesday next, at 3 O'clock al Inc
African Church. the other candidates are invited
70 aIlrnd
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COMMERCIAL RECORn
EIcHmOND mARKETs. ann


TOBBACCO-Breaks small for The ~. ~
and quality mostly Jugs and interior leaf 'ed'on
50 25 TO 50 SO and 50; common lea, "a lass
good leaf SIS 50 10 Sc so; fine 81 to a x z s.
$40. Jso. Nj. SHrpp.an ! Is snc
FLOUR-Sales at S4 Soto 4 62, w.
WHEAT-9o IS c. Tor red; LOO 10, vs,
CORN-42i cents. A.'e
OATS-30 80 cents per bushel
CORN MEALS cents.
WHISKEY-23l cents for Rec.6ed
BACON-Hams 81 l0c.; old Weslsr !,
st 81 G; new 6 81; shoulders 5.a 6. I sna
! a Sc.
LIVE sToCK-BEEF: scale weight 3 =
3 25 gross; Hoes: none in market; Ss1rv = :
a S4-as IN qualify. 9,
SUGAR-New Orleans, 4. 6!c.; pouo .
co, At 6sc; 81 Croix, 6i a TIC; double re6,..
Qoai, crushed and powdered,) &c
SALT-Last sales from wharf 40 no, =.
from store 81 49, Dull. Sa''
LARD-Banels u s cents;kses s.c,.
FISH-New Herrines SIS. Shad 81 ~
Family Roe Herrings So in barrels and - "a !,
hall barrels.
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an election. The pledges which they gave oeio'e
comes On and we look very certainly 10 near Inc
r.-,v claim Inc election of General Taylor 10 oe
an unsouivocal demonstration that the people Oh
Tho natin had decided against he ennfe system
-, measures pursued and consummaled by The De-
mocraIic parry up to The present time, and 'he
same course OF reasoning will Lead them TO con-
clude that all The often repudiated and condemn
ed measures If The Wings, against which SO
many verdcts Of The people have BEEN entered up
are now rol only sanctioned bul actually demand
ed by The voice OF the nation. A LAVISH e1-
pendilure Of public money for internal I'M
provement by Congress; an enormous national
Bank, with an overshadowipg money monopoly
high Protective Tariff, TO make rlch mono
polists still more rich from the sweat oil lhe
poor mans brow; in short, the Wing policy
is 10 rule the day and the destiny OF THIS great
nation. II has been tried, and universal cisas'
ter has always attended the experiment. SUI
they cling 10 the delusion like fond parent to
the deformity of an unfortunate chlld-the
more glazing il is, the greater their devotion
This policy has brought ruin upon The country
it is like the pale horse in the Apocalypse, all
hell follows in its train.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

T lQI OHlCE.-ll0 Cases IN Mass and SD
IL oil The following brands, viz: Beck C
Mareuas, Labonia and Giuffnda, and are la
expecting so Cases Of The Barracco. All !
which we warrantto be genuine and for sale u
accom- modaring terms.
April 24-4t HENRY LUDLAM CO.
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ELECTION DAY.

Ezra Train J0I The accommodation II Voter. +
H.norey.
ON THURSDAY, 26h inst, train y
" leave The Depot OF The Richmond Frederic.
tu:g and Potomac Company, al 10 O'Clock. A. N i
by which persons who desire to yoe a. TayIc>
vile can 90, and return 10 Richmond al =, 2. III
Fare Tor he rip 81.
Those who wish To vote in Caroline can ,
aud return by the regular mail train, which eay /
al s O'clock, 2. NJ. THOS. SHARP
April "a Agent OF Transportation !!
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE
i No. d, Main Street.
The mammoth Lottery, amounting 10 f, |
millions. tour hundred and Two thousand doIls |
'iiaws "a Saturday,. For particulars see Iafsl
advertisement. The tickets are now ready laI
saIe->cmc CT dice nos. sill on hani
This Day-Brl Air, 81. Is nos IA drawn
$40, 900, 5000, 25OJ, 20 OF 100 Tickets %.
Also, Small Fry-S3 500, 3 OF 1000 Tick !.
81. For large prizes this week, call at
CHALK'S,
April "a 3doors above the Market
! UCKS OFFICE, Conner OF Main aud II d
IL Streets.
They continue TO come
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated u.
% AZ SIS So 10 5 % 90 81 II 50 So "a
Whole Ticker Nos. 3 90, S2N0 sold and PAD
by LUCK.
To-Day $4,000 is offered lor,S5 and $3.50
for 81.
The manmoih lottery draws on Sa.urisy
next at Baltimore Every man in the S.s.
ought 10 have a chance in this the Iarges! lol,iy
every drawn IN America. Luck has ia u
the leading capitals Tor sa al his office. Don't
all make rush the same day.
Apri "a
HANGERS OFPlCE-D PAINE co
VI Richmond, Virginia.
This Day AT u O'clock Capitals IS $50,
OF 1000, &c Tickets 81.
This afternoon, b o'clock-Capitals: $4,000
5000, &c. Tickets So
Drawn Nos. ot Patapseo. AZ:
26 63 81 3 I s 70 "a al 10 65 30.
Quarter ticket 8 81 63, prize OF $500 .ot
for 70 CTS.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, 81
Is d. SIS 50 10 % so 81 II 36 SO q.
the grand scheme 100000 capital will L
drawn 2Sth April--see scheme in another column
II IS the largest loIlefy ever otfere and all shovG
have chance. The Tickets are received az.
10 be had al PURCELLS.
April "a
T lot ORlCE.-ll0 Cases IN Mass and s,ts.
IL oil The following brands, viz: Beck s. C
Marletias, Labona and Giufffida, and are LaiT
expecting so Cases Of The BaTracco. All i
which we waTantto be genuine-and for sale u
accommodating terms.
April 24--4t HENRY LUDLAM& co.
TRANSPORTS TION LINE.
STEA NJ Err POCA ONTAs,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
( \ The POCAHONTAS. Captain
- Parrish, will receive freight III .
?. M, lo.cay Tor The above places, and she vi!
leave a, 4, p M
Freight Tor Prlsburg, Cincinnati and he
W.si, can be shipped BY this line via the Bsi
more and Susquehanna Railroad and Pennsya.
ma Canal.
April al HENRY LUDLAM & CO.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FIRST PACKET.
ITO sail positively on Thursday the Goth Of April
enSN The splendid bafque BACHELOR, NJ
AA2 oadns at RocKets, will sail as allow
For ireisht or passage, having superior accen.
nodanons, apply 10 The Captain. on board
Rockets, Or 10
HAsKlNS & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRlE, or
CHS. L. WORKMAN & O.
T. S.-F!eisht for Mobile re-shippld ire {:
Commission. H. & /
Aprl "a
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The National NaZurka.

Uy % DdUN'0s01
II Prices IF ADMISSION = Boxes. 50 GEN.
PIT rs cents; Ga lciies. So AMI Is cents; Eas'e'-
Gallery Tor wni p tsons. l2A cents
Private Boxes may be Obtained, and scar g
cured daily from 10 10 2 and from 3 TO o'cccs
r. Doors open al, IT O'Clock, P. M-,o con-
mence at "A o'clock, precisely. ApriIA
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Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated. 81
Is d. SIS 50 10 5 % 8 so 81 II 36 SO "a
the grand scheme 100000 capital viii l.
drawn 18th April-see scheme in another column
Il is The largest lotery ever otfere1 and all ,hov
have chance. The Tickets are received 40
10 be had al PURCELLS
April "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

NORFOLK MARKET, April 20, 1879
CoTToN-Per ID. 6 81 cts.
CoRN-Whi te and mixed AZ a 43 CTS. van
45 cents.
OATs-Per bushel, p % cents.
Pes !" !" Black Eye SO CTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

ABDUCTlON.-A singular case OF abduction
has recently occurred in Fairfield District. An
individual ha: been indicted under tho Statute
law of Philip and Mary, (made Of lorce in this
Siale) for abducling and marrying "woman
child" $50 styled BY The act, under the age Of
Is years. II is stated that the girl stolen and
married in this case is only years old. The
ceremony Of marriage was actually performed
by magistrate. The bride expresses her de-
termination TO stick 10 her lege lord, and as she
weighs, as we learn, one hundred and sixteen
pounds, and seems 10 understand what she IS
about, we would not be much astonished If she
carried her point, in spite Of lie statute.
Palmetto (South Carolina State Banner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

CHEAP FOR CASH.
BAREGESl BAREGES
UST opened a lot Of new style oa,1s i
y worth twenty-five cents per yac, VI" r.u %
sold for cash al one shilling per yard. %"
time 10, bargains al o,oc,s
WILLIAM J. SWORDS
225 Bread Street, Shockoe Hal, nsn y q
Dsy Goods Box apn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

PIANO FoGTEs JUST RECEIVE
MASH & WOODHOUSE have just orr
~ four more superior PIANO FORIhs,
exquisite tone and finish, warranted first rae =
all respects.
uned and LEI on hire. Apr 10
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Photographed for lhr Ballmore Sun |

relegraphrd i"r ne Baltimore Sun
NEW YORK, April 2l-2. IN
Flour is firm-saes oil Southern 50 62
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

INVENTION FOR COTTON MANU-
FACTURERS.-The Providence, tR. ~ jour
nal meuiuns a very useful machine recently in
vented and patented by Messrs. J. g. Il. Higgins
OF Eas, Greenwich, which trims The surface Of
colon cloth Of The threads or paris usually re-
moved by The hand. and which smooLhs the cloth
willis, il thoroughly performs its ctlce. Il ia
simple power machine, tended by boy, and
DOES the work OF seven or eight hands, and costs
bu, 500. Successful use in several large essab-
li.hmen,s is the best proof cf lis excellence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

RICH MEN OF BOSTON The Boston
Post publishes list of the men of Boston who
are taxed on over 100000. 10 the first class
that is, there are II who are taxed on 500, 900
nd less than 500, 0a0; % who are taxed on
$3.50 900 and under S3O0,0t0; l2 on $500, COO
aud less than 100000. We give the list OF
the others:
Taxed on 100000 and under 100000
Samuel Appleton, Harrison q Gus
Nathan Appleton, James Parker
William Appleton, JOSIAH quincy, Jr.,
Elipbaet Baker aco,,,o
Taxed on $500. 900 and under 100000
John Bryant, Johh MeAes'
William Lawrence, Thos Wigglesworih
Taxed on over 100000.
Peter c.. Brooks LIZA 2UO
Abbott Lawrence, 95O,4'O
Jonathan Phillips, 653 0OO
Robert q Shaw, 10 aUO
Iobn d Williams. $4,000
Boston for its population is, without doubt,
one Of the wealihiest cities in the Union. Fifty
years aso ,tere probably was mol one OF its in
habilants worth 100000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

THE "CALlFORNIA NONDESCRlPT"
AN IMPOSITION The animal said 10 De
par, horse, camel, buffalo, elephant, deer, &c,
and 10 nave been caught 10 The Rocky mountains
BY Col. Fremont, and which has been visited
a,ely in New York by thousands al % cents
heaa. il now appeal, is nothing more or less than
rey common horse, with some disease q Tue
skin which changes his coat. To make II more
attractive me hair CT the name and TAI have been
pulled out which aives il The neck o. me
deer and The tale OF the elephant II ) mol al al
likely that The animal ever saw the mountains OF
California.