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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
ippblfci( sm perfaufcn.

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Smttn, Sorbcnu Suolitatcn. Cine rGidbt luslpab
ulpines, QIpotfas uno 8cmbaSines;
4 Cafes Csros9cbIeidtO @amtries, Sbir-
tln9S uno Sbcetin9s;
so DuRcno Sanbfdube pon itbsr Sarbe
uno Scnennun9;
IS 0uerno feiccnsu II. baumwpIIne Stimpfe
fur g Gents bis 23baIcr tas 9oor.
100 Stlde cnaIifbc, fronSonfde, fbpeiSe-
rifbe uno ocutihe Geincn serpirfte uno
Saumwou Gdees, Sufcrtin9 uno Gig
ing.
10 Stide franSoi1fdr unb tcutfhe Meri.
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BON neusm StDl OeIanpS uno fcioene
9uter-iecer Stpt Slimmin9S, Srnnp
Gino Sinoine. etc.
Sreites Sud, @aeimereS uno 8sfensruor
meI6es ms9sn leiner SuaIitdt tuuo 98obI
feilbcit nibt 9ebOtcn weroen fam, wie
audi ole anberc QrtifeI ole in cincr Sa
miIie pcrbroudt oesr n6tbia ftuo.
Gcrn unb S0mlon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
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Sariit auftcpabrt lccbtn ous9padt AM @cunrrt Scbr
bGi 3cruuno Q any ON.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Gmpfanssn per S&iif 8euin9 to n
BON europa:
500 9iulin en-, BON pcrfbicoencn Sa'
biifen ,uno Yrsisen. ....... ........a
so Oueeno SioIinen 9i9en, bon per'
fbiccensn Sobrifcn uno prciecn.
500 &inge. pon ben beiicn 6, Quno 2.
italienifbe SicIin Soitsn. 100 Sue. I'll
bcrne 8icIin Soitcu. 200 Ginae Der wrbI.
tefannteu rSmiihcn rctb @no SicIin Sdi'
ten, an @m. G. Seil'S Stpbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

SpicIseuq. - Sine 0rcGe Sarietit
9eutldbeS uno SronS6ilfheS SpirI6cu9 an
gS NJ. g. 8eirS Stobr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
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Gin Q6ortiment uon Sn9rair uno Gum
pen Girprt3 uno Carpet &ctttn, wobIfcI ju
psrfaufcn bci
STcrt uuS 9auSiS.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
S0ldt unb S0lats6cneils.

Sosbeu crbaltcn pon gicupotf 100 OH
ssuo uorsiatidbe DCutfbe S6Idt uuo pen.
dis, Don ieocr @rc6s, uuo Su psrfoufen Irbr
pcbIfsil, am MbOIefaiI uno &etoit StObr
ppn Q8. 9. 9S SELL.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

8dueer.-Gm 9fc6e5 unc cIe9ontSs
aiIortemcnt Don Bonnet SIncer; 9let6'
faIs, ecmcinc uno ii9urirte &appcn' Sdu'
ter; aemciuc uno Satin Mantua Sdnesr'
etc. an 9S m. e. Well . SleDt'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
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9Sm. g. gS i'S StoDr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
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g8. 3. 8eiI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
Grpderp unb 8laslpaaren.

4 GrStc$ pcr;d9ibNn ShIt uno S.uatitat rrn Grcs
frrr uuo tStuSpnarcu, gut 28rfidtsuug gcTfnct am
Itupcrt Stcbr lei
Rcrn uuo Samplon.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

SI6ten.-Giue Suautitit Grtra Sl6
ten, pcn IS bis 50 90 an
So IN. g. GScirS Stcbr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
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touib fir 9RoorCn, om gcurrrt Stcbr.
&ernuno 9 am II.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
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Barrel, Iosben srbaItcn une Ill ocrFaufen
tsi 0rim unb Sfenin9cr.
Quentaun, Siuli 10. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

poutinci9 uuo uu9emciu biui9.
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q , Sc9%beocs 3uder, uerIdiccCner Qrtcn.
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; GO. 4Iouu uno &upfcrruB.
uno Gin poafiduoigcs UGortemcnt pcn
G;ewilr,cu, wrlthes allcS fic al ocn nlcort9'
fen prciIcu i'm 9rU6sn unc &ICinsn Ucr'
faufcn.
4rct, 8utD uno Go.
Oee6 S6db.- S"D nS 5sISe Sr'Fsls garrels Tds
SapbroOf unb anocre McB S6dc, fcebcn
crbaItcu uno gu prrfoufen bel
0rct, Cub uno 60.
E6rNrf-3O sthde ncuc Gdr'
wv PN* pets, rcn ben 9eminlb'
teten Wufern, fpcbeu erbaIten uno !Su vrr.
faufen bCi ..
prce, @utbune Go.
.&rpdertc.- ten Sts SaSsn %T'i5st'SSs' i53tn sss
maIiocn Stod Don @rcferlewaarcn ernsn
ert. uno Doben nun ouf Sano Gin rCues AZ
fortcmcnt Der triten Stplr, wrlbes le ~
febr bili9cn Yrsiien sum Sertauf an6leten
9ret, 9utb uue go.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
TolkB> Ztllauf.
Cine anDtre 8plbmine!!
Srlof(uinrcn ipcroen erDaltcm
pbnc ;ll 9raben
turd bos &aufen pOn @itern am
Neip SJOrf StObr!

pier fiuoct man cine tbe &GlhiCocnbcit oct neiCttn
mo mcoi9Gn @iitr, cstCn prn Scupcrt uno pbilabts
,bo crbolttn, uuo Strrrmann wunrert nur pis eS
nSoljtb III oieIIbtu 10
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Wcioe R6rbe.-@ine 9rc6c Suantt
fdt frausoffbe @cice E6rbe, ierer 8r66e
rperauf or bic Qufmsrfiamfcit Der Sur9er
Haentauns lenfet. - Gbrnfau5: GdoicS
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06
Cutie SScssi9feitc,a
bur6 bas 9ampff1if Cambria

SSilIidm 9. SSeit, an lsinem @bOIe.
fdle uno Hstait trodenen @utcrn uno Sin.
Gp Stcbr. 3. Sbire unterbaIt 0a9enbutb's =
2 9afbaus, erereift biefe Metbcee feline
Sreunoe uno Gunoen su brna6rihti9en,
baB CT fceben BON NeupOrf nit einen 9Iin
Senben UiIOrtemsnt Sinep Baaren Surud
9efebrt 1T. ......
SbsIei6 sic GboGera 70 furdtbar in
Neupore berrf6t, uno Die &rantbsit Snuf
leute abbdlt babin su 9eben. in SOISe csfcn
ole Baaren fcbr nieorig fino oot bat cS
ibn uidht ab9ebaItcn oabin Su 9cben unc
bat babsr 20 Qrobent wUbtfelIcr oIs ismuIs
rinssfauft.
Gr il mitIens feline 9ufrr an fCldcu ME
bern pret6eu Su perhaufcn. oaB Uue Sufrie:
ben fein wereen Die bel ibm anfpreden.-
.Stommt uro unteriubt uno urtbcilt fir @ub
feIbff.
gr III SanFtar fur brreits aeno6cne Gunb'
fbaft, uno bcft cur6 mdGi9e prrl6e uno
aeuaue UufmsttIamfcit, iib iDren fcrncrrn
Sufpru6 wurei9 Su madden.
Steel 8ects.-Sosben erboltsu 1000
Suucel Stesl an berabaefcftrn prelben,
am Stcbr non g8m g. gSCiI.
Silf SWiit. - Soeben crboltcn pcn
Neurcrf, 10 8oreu Ibattirt unc aCmciner,
an gS III. 9. gSeirS St0br.
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firtc) 8in9e. SaiIsIs unc Srin9cs, Gin gro
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gEm. 9. 9Bcirs Strbr.
@cioe R6rbe.-Gine 9rr6c Suanti'
fdt frauS6iifhe @ciee 86rbe, iercr 8ro6e,
1perauf CT Die Qufmsrffamfcit Der Burger
1llentauns lenfet. - GbCnfallS: 9doiCS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Steet 8ects.-Soebsn erboItsn 1000
Buuee Steel, an berob9efcttcn prci6en,
am Stobr pou r SO III. 9. lSCll.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-06

Stcct GtafpS.-(9tmriu une fI9u
firtc) Nnae. Sahds uno Srinacs, elm gro
6eS uno fpIenric UiIortrmCnt al
9Em. g. gSeirs Strbr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
MR.. LAWRENCE IN ENGLAND.

Lord Mayors Day celebrated in London on the
9Th with the usual magnifieence Among the many
distinguished persons present the French Anbassa-
dor, Lord Howden, Lord Palnerston and Lord John
Russell. The last mentioned gentleman, in the course
marks OF the French Ambassador, happily referred to
the peaceful relations existing between Great Britain
and our own country Lord John Russell said he had
the happiness of addressing the meeting in times of pro-
found peace, and he thought the speech they had just
heard eloquently expressed from the French Ambas-
sador proof of the friendly ties which connected
them with other countries. They had lately had the
the Minister of the United States of America; and in
the words OF the POSTMASTER he trusted they would all
"drink to him in LOVING cup and bid him hearty
welcome" The noble lord trusted it would be his good
fortune to draw still closer the bonds OF aty that unite
the young and growing republic with the old but ygo-
rOus monarchy
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
LOUISIANA.

The n O. Bee of the 22d states that Vermil-
lion parish has returned J. w. Walker, which
gives the Wings certain majority of in the
House of Representatives, with a chance for its
being increased to T. The Senate is Democratic
by A.
Mr.. Soule was elected to the Senate of the
United States by the detection of single Wing
member of the Legislature, There being now a
majority on joint ballot against him, he might be
expected, according to Democratic doctrines of re-
preventative duty, TO support the administration,
but those doctrines are made never to apply, eX-
cept when ''the boots on t'other leg when a
Wing Senator has Democratic Legislature at his
back.
Under the head of ''important from Washing
tom the New York Express publishes the follow
ing letter, which, it says is from gentleman
% who is in position to speak Understandings of
what he writes about, and one, moreover not ac-
customed to put paper, for print, the idle street
rumors, or parlor whisperings in Washington"
WASHINGTON, Nov 2Esa, 1S49
An influential Wing Senator from the South, inform
ed me last evening that beyond doubt States
would secede in OF the passage OF the proviso-
There is more reality in this Southern move tear than
is suspected. Another influential Southern Senator,
whom / yesterday is rampant, and some OF the
most cautious and reasonable OF the North Carolina de-
legation talk foreboding y and despondingly. have
conyersed with many other Southerners within the last
two three days. and begin to believe that there is rou
BILE ahead OF portentous character.
Yours, R.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

The Governor OF the State of North Carolina has
issued his Proclamation dated the 2ls inst, offering
reward OF $500 for the apprehension and delivery to the
Sheriff Of Cumberland OF the arrest and confinement in
any Jail in the State of Ann X Simpson, charged with
the murder of Alexander C. Simpson.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
FOREIGN ITEMS.

LOUIS NAPoLEoN's VIEWS ON THE CONSTITUTION.
On the 9Th inst the President said to his new Minis
tiers 81 have called upon you to cooperate IN the patr-
otto work OF maintaining the Constitution in the interest
of society have sworn to preserve this Constitution
and will observe my oath did not like to assist in
framing it, but have taken it, such as 1t Is, and will
not betray the trust that reposed in have SEEM
and have not hesitaed to SPEAK Of its mperlectons but
there is enough in it to enable to do good and the
time will come for the legal revision of these mperec
tons"
Orders have been forwarded to the French Govern
ment for steam frigate to proceed to Portici, to be
placed the Popes disposal he appears decided to
return Immediately to Rome.
NJ Pierre Paleocarpeis appointed Minister of Public
Works.
SIR JOHN FRANKIIN's EXPEDITION.
We have already announced the unexpected arrival in
London Of Capt. Sir James Ross, and we have also
stated that Mr. Kerr, the captain of the whaler Chief
tain, the of the Esqumaux story respecting Sir
John Franklins and Sir James Ross ships, his
way to town from krkcady to afford the Admiralty
further calculation 1t is rather singular that both
Sir James Ross and Mr.. Kerr should thus arrive in Eng
land almost at the same moment but there is still
more remarkable coincidence to be pointed out and that
is the arrival IN this country ALSO by the last American
packet OF the venerable Sir John Richardson from his
overland expedition to trace and succor Sir John Frank
lin, Capt Crozer, Capt Ftzlames, and their brave and
gallant companions. These three gentlemen have not
only arrived in England, but they have met at the Ad
miralty and compared notes. and although neither Sir
James Ross Sir John Richardson has been fortu
nate to discover any OF Sir John Franklin,
still rejoice in the hope hatt lost yet in safety
on some portion OF the extensive coast between the
various points visited by the named officers, and
that they may, either by pushing the westward or fall
ing back 10 the eastward with those supplies which
the devotedness of Ross and Richardson Bird and Rae,
Keett and Moore, have provided for them in the frozen
| regions
| FRANCE.
The dismissal OF the late ministry fastened it is
said by the discovery Of Legmst conspiracy to seize
the rens of power, and obtain restoration of the
| Bourbons by revolution. Some mprudent demonstra-
| tons by officers in the army referred to the same
| source
General paraguay d Killers is announced to proceed
to Rome invested with the functions OF COMMANDMENTS
Chel OF the army and political agent General Rostoon
| and NJ de Corcees are to return forthwith
M. Arthur de Gobmeau, chief de cabinet of M. de
Iocqueve, has been appointed Secretary OF Legation.
The religious order OF the Domincans has been Off
| cialy re-instaed in Paris
| klapka has been in Paris during the week.
| STAGE Coach CAsE.-The case OF Franklin Somers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

RAILROAD TO CHArTANooGA.-Mr Mitchell, Chic
Engineer OF the Georgia State Road, in letter to thu
Gazette, expresses his determination to run train o
h..r
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

WASTE OF HUMAN LFE.-A Clergyman of New
Orleans, in sermon upon the recent catastrophe on
board OF the Louisiana stated as well accertaned fact
that fourteen hundred persons persisted yearly the
Western waters from steamboat casualties.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

The Legislature convenes at Columbia this day. We
have made such arrangements as will enable to keep
readers promptly and fully apprised OF their pro-
ceedings.- CharleSt0n Mercury
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

learn that Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer, the British
Envoy will arrive week. A house is about to be
taken for him in this city, but it is stated whether
Lady Buwer accompanies him His lady is a niece of
the Duke Of Wellington Wash. Cor Baltimore San,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

STAGE Coach CAsE--1he case of Franklin Somers
the Ohio Stag Company, tried last week in the
Superior Court of Cleveland and resulted in verdict
OF 50 500 for the plaintiff Owing the reckless driving
of drunken driver, the plaintiff was thrown from the
outside seat Of the coach and much injured.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

Maj J. P. Heiss formerly OF the Union is mentioned
of the candidates for the Cerkshp of the House
OF Representatives.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

FLORIDA INDIANs-The Washington Republic,
referring, doubtless to the same letter mentioned in
a paragraph we copied yesterday from the National
Intelligencer, says the delegation from the West
ern Seminoles, accompanied by their agent, M.
Duval, ESD, and Luther Blake, Esq, arrived at
Gen Twiggs's headquarters on the 10th inst
The delegation is composed OF ten Semnoles and
two interpreters, and they express great confidence
in their ability to accomplish the object of their
visit and that they will be able to induce the en-
tire body of Indians, now in Florida, peaceably TO
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

FROM HAvANA.-By the arrival of the steamship Isa-
bel, al Charleston, we have Havana dates the 2lst
instant
Sugar mad somewhat declined and Coffee advanced.
The steamships Ohio and Falcon were in the port OF
Havana the 18th nst and left the morning of the
20th the former for New Orleans and the latter for Cha
gres with $50 passengers on board.
The u 5. sloop ofwar Saratoga sailed from Havana
for Norfolk on the Goth inst
ball, given by the Captain General OF Cuba, passed
of in grand style. There were many Americans pre-
sent, among them all the officers Of the Saratoga
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

}. Y. JAMES, Adjutant.
N. B. The Greys, Eagle Infantry and Artillery are
tached the Isl Battalion the Dragons and Blues
the ed Battalion. mo 29l j. Q. ].
, EMEDtES FOk COLDS, COUGHS, &c.
y Wstars Basam Wild Cherry; Ayres' Cherry
ectoral; Hastings Syrup OF Wood Napha; Swayne's
compound Syrup of Wild Cherry; Iaynes Expectorant;
lrs. M. N Gardeners Indian Balsam Of Liverwor and
loarhound; Wistars Cherry Pectoral Candy; Jujube
Taste; Licorce Actor sale by
no % A. BoDEKER, No II Main st.
dNOLD CREAM AND LIP SALyE, for
~ chapped skin. lips, &C. Also nice article of
Tooth Powder; for sale by A. BODEKER'
no2S No. II Main street.
SNEED'S FAMILY FLOUR.-5O barrels
= Sneeds Family Flour which we can recommend
|as very superior article, for sale by
no 20 WILLIAMS 4 CLAIBORNE.
d. COrT'S PATENT ASBESTOS SAFES.-
~ A few left, Of different sizes, for sale low by
o29 WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE
49, FOR RENT, that most desirable residence,
E;I suated on the south side OF Main, between 7th and
also convenient to all business parts OF the city. 1t has
all necessary and conveniently arranged outhouse and
is every respect suitable Tor the gentee and entire
commodation OF large family, Apply to
no % JAMES M. TAYLOR.
WATILi.IAMS II CLAIBORNE, AUCTION
Richmond, Va, will make liberal cash advances on
consgnmens and pay strict attention to sales OF Flour
GRAIN and other country produce, and also sales OF
Real Estate, Furniture &c NOES
~ UNPOW DER TEA, in cases and boxes, for
nm % WILLIAMS g. CLAIBORNE.
EHULL'S FANCY SOAP.--Almond, Palms
II n &c, for sale by
no 80 WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
a CHAMPAGNE, of various brands, part very su-
u perior, for sale az low prices to close. oo,,
no 29 WILLIAMS q CLAIBORNE,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

The Enquirer comes out in new and hand
some dress, with six broad columns instead of Sc
ven narrow ones, which adds much 10 the beauty
of the paper.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
Unexpended and applicable to the improve

HlellJ. poo~,'oo
1t is to be apprehended that there will be deficiency
OF the means for the completion OF the work. The
causes explained i'll the report OF the chief engineer.
The omission OF items of expenditure was, presume,
accidental on the part OF the officer who made the es
mates on which the appropriation was based. These
objects OF expense have been found to be Indispensable,
andno change OF plan has been adopted increasing the
COST which was not justified by the best interest OF the
company by security the work. and by true economy.
1t will be prudent precaution to make application to
the Legislature for an amendment OF the act of 1S47
to enlarge the issue OF state bonds by the of
one hundred and ten thousand dollars to supply the de-
iciency and to insure payment OF all demands OF the
contractors for completing the work.
1t will be perceived that a small premium has been
realized in the sales OF the bonds The amount has not
been great as it appeared to the market value Of
the securities OF other states justified The subject has
received the anxious attention of the board of directors
Sales have been made with view to the monthly ex-
pendues carefully securing the means ofpunctual pay
ments OF the contractors estimates money and avoid
ing payment to them in bonds, which they would have
been compelled force the market The eect of such
forced sales could not have failed to be depreciation of
the state securities injurious to the contractors TO the
public credit and to every Improvement in the state, de-
pendent the proceeds OF state bonds. The success
of the works of improvement throughout the state is
essentially connected with the credit of the state
rites that deem it not improper to suggest, as the
suit Of extensive communication with capitalists in
our country and abroad, that increased value would
he given state stock il coupons attached to
the bonds, aud as far more important measure if
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

~ THANKSGIVING DAY.-The United
Presbyterian Church on Shockoe Hill will be open for
Divine Worship, at hafpast7 o'clock, this evening"
Sermon by the Pastor no29
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

A Battalion Court of Enquiry for the LIST
Battalion of the 18th Regiment will be holden
" at Lafayette Hall, this morning, at 10 O'Clock,
and for the I'd Battalion, at the same place, at
IL o'clock.
1ms Officers must appear in full uniform
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

JEGRO HIRING.--The subscriber again offers
" his services his friends and the public or Hiring
out Negroes tor the ensuing year. He pledges himself
to use his best exertons promote the interest of those
VINO may favor HIM with their business, and to pay spe-
cia attention to the negroes during sickness He hopes
from an expence OF ten years. be able give salts
faction. He will also attend to renting out Houses and
Collecting any Claims entrusted to his care
asg Office at the old stand of Dabney d Cauthorn
corner OF lain and 18th streets opposite the City Hotel
no29 claw5t EDWARD N. DABNEY.
kFFAL.-Ihose i'll want be supplied at our
~ Meat House, on Franklin street, near the Old
Market.
no29 JNO WOMB[E e. co.
GyOTrON YARN.-5OO0 lbs, manufactured in
~ Georgia. running from to II, Of superior quality,
no 30 fiINsLEY & BRYANT.
a NTHkACIrE COAL.-625 bushels large Egg
~ Red Ash Coal; 1000 bushels Broken and Screened
White Ash do-now landing on the Dock from schrs
Ionic and Jos. Lybrand, and for sale by
no 80 R. S. GLAZEBRoOK
II UMBER.-30O00 Cypress Shingles in punches;
- 10000 feet in. Plank-now landing on the Dock
and for sale by r. S. GLAZEBROOK
no 80
M ANAGERS' OFFICf.-D. PAINE & CO.
lVh RICHMOND, VA.-FOR THIS DAY-Captals:
$4,000 1000 900, 5000 700 20 of i $50 20 of 600
&c. Is Nos II drawn Tickets S..
Also the Dollar Lottery-Capital $4,000, 6 of 900,
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NONQUA BEANs.-A fresh supply received
a and for sale by A. BODEKER
no 20 No. II Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29
BATTALION ORDERS.

SONQUA BEANS.-A fresh supply received
II and for sale by A. BODEiKER,
no % No. IL Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-11-29

a CHAMPAGNE, of various brands, part very su>
u peror, Tor sale al low prices to close
no 29 WILLIAMS q CLAIBORNE,