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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-06

2AA NTkD-A situs ION se~srdess, ny "ldoW
w woman who is perfectly capable or 10 usVe. ~tn
family solp to California purse &c Seat OF e,y resef
epces given Inquire a. ia Wooster a. b l"oe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
Correspondence of ihr Eal'imorr Patriot -.
W1SIIINGTON irGrsr q, Is

=, ,h S.n.,r Mr. Benton, hroug., h.a ''war OF the
hors', which he promised last week. The resolution ~
n,,ch, Mr. Aaron H. pamrss book the cona"rce o.
the Eastern world &c. coming ior c"nsidnrallon nl
I,,,o, ,ns lie Moor and made long speech agalis' IT,
whrh wa, sometimes saca. sometimes amusing, ana an
m. time rompnis and rgos,ira NJ. Benton WAS twice
c,d Ia order hy Mr. Phelps for widespread ireeSancy'
nisnurh NJ hr Emperor Paul, referred 10 by MI Benton
had nothin, To do with Mr.. Pamcrs book
Mr. Foor replied al much length, mlnlcking MI benton
pomnous and learned .gptis reading from ancient books
Mr. R,nnn had alluded To The industrious spider that weav-
I'd his web from material within his own bowels, ~he
Mr. Palmer liz said learned from other mcns brains to make
Mr. Foore in reply 10 this point and SALLY read long de-
scrotjon n The works Of the spier from Dean Sws sa-
lire on criticism The whole affair was ludicrous.
Mr. Benton oct his d,ndcr up and rel"lned accordingly
III, was really ytn.mrnf. His temper run riot.
Mr. Fooc tn contrary was perfectly cool and sc'i-p"s
ssssed lie cnl,vcd the mischief h. hid set IN foot hishv
The bat,le IN hooks" having Al last terminated the reso
luton in favor Of purchase vi Mr. Pamcs book was
in.ie lnirIy postponed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
T,,cc,,,,cd for the New York Herald.
Curious fair in " shingion- The disagreement IN III
CI5iH.f. Ct

Curious Tar az II tSNIN3F"H- no 7ISa' t1"1'V 10 TIT
Cdbinet Ct
WAsuiHoroS, August Is. 1850.
4 curiou, Affair in which parties connected wi'h Inc
Land Office figure took place here Yesterday 1t seems that
married ltv and al the clerks in THAI office arc IN
question \ soy! OF lnqusnlia examination Was held con-
ccrnn. il Yesterday ii viii Il Senator from Western
State ANA several c of tine Land Office prcsc. and
examined Some the examined refused Ia csi
ly in the matter n0ttc: 0i the witnesses testified 10
tain thnas and ,lc That the connc a:okc up in
hurry The subject is talked VI u great deal in our ashona
bic and social circles.
The DISAGREEMENT il! the Cabinet which has been alluded
to is between M Webster and M!. VI IS man, in
formed sir Nrsef wanting the apponiln. pnSrr, rcla
tive to mar snaS district attorneys revert TO he State
Department; aud MI Mrkennnn firmly opposing the
Ter The after did not attend Mr. HrtseIs til1
matte dinner. liz pld.d iudis.,usnn lie has gone huic,
and mary think f.: good He has repeatedly declared Ec
could not lu:ii the many promises made by Nj. Ewing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
GOING. GOING. GONE!

At the auction on Saturday last the premises, the ntr
addition 10 Ftacs Old Point Hotel soil! lu SlS,5GO
10 Dr. Wosa Dnwidic one Of the parties inierrst'
in Ciarnis deed uus under which it was brought TO
the hammer
We understand that Mr. Banun Of Baltimore, r. A.
Mayo oi Richmond und ohe. gentlemen were bidders.
This portion d: Hot. comprises the magntc nj
ballroom the spacious dining saloon handsome potco and
l.r number o sce2n. apartments but this i the dutce
without u.e There is cuisine establishment, or no
way of creating one, unless by nj oi the general gov
cfnmcnt
The original Hotel with all the necessary outbuinas
bath houses &C. bel in ice Col j. 5 French who has
been paving for several years rent of $500 per annnm or
the addition just solid Portsmouth Pdo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
OBSERVER.
,y.sH,SGroS. Aug. If. Is:

-
Ny Dear Sir: welcome You To this Land 81 ircelnm.-
NAY il always tho land ii hospitality Ia the unfortunate
eAie driven prosecutions o arbitrary power ~ seek
refuge in The world ffom the iyrants vi the Old
General you possess The regard and the sympathy o The
American people and you wc merit this distinction You
rased the standard o liberty the Cap1!ue HILL and his
tory will do Justice v" noble eJit nIintan il there,
To revive spirit and the freedom of ancient Rome, and
the her power and glory. Ii is
that hallows il is the principle involved in H. You
yielded overwhelming force; another descent ol the
i;luls upon Italy Blu, preserved your high char
acer You preserved a the respect Of every believer
IN the rights u through the world But such efforts
the Roman people, though unsuccessful
sel S. The battle OF freedom be lost ana again,
will be won, and restored 10 the rights which
Ji,,i has given lin.
thank yau General for y"u letter, and for The enclosure
from Mr. Hyatt, though need no Introduction 10
American. Your glorious eNeriiIns followed - misfortune
borne with ,Guanmity passport 10 the hearts and
homes -. my oounirymen.
should ~ happy YOU in Washington, and 10 ey
press You person those sentiments oi respect an!
gard winch mast now pnf coidy upon paper and with
which ever uy aud faithfully. your friend and
want LEWIS CASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

NELiON, Y. =. AUGUST -oTI, Ic3V
violent hurricane passed through Halifax. y. T., YES
t.rly ~, nng about ~ oco, winch swept trees fences
crops Of corn cotton and in fac. every thing in s path II
so Blew down tie rail road bi-e across Quankev Creek
which as about 60 high and 80 yards lung and about
mill, from HALIFAX il blow down se:eral houses the farm
Of Mr. Crowcl lnurng several ii his negroes ana Flowing
hi. up by the roots.
Ii MT ascer,a;ned what tie damage is, but is
feared that il is very further South, from which
point the wind prevailed witnessed the effects Of the
wind, and il is GeplOrAb!e l,urs nuyl j. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
MUT1NY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN VESSEL.

saw La-MAR, AuGrsr l0th.-The schooner aurora"
Lark MASTER OF Charleston, u. S. sailed from Kingston
Jamaica Cuba but had The pilot left than three
of the became niurnted and attempted take the life
of the Caplan We that them took the cooks
axe and split cabin door open while the others DESTROYED
other parts of the vessel The pilot Blakeney, with four
able hands board his canoe fortunately still within
hearing, and looking round and perceving the commoon
board Immediately put back boarded The vessel and with
the aid Of his succeeded in securing the muneers and
brought the vessel back into port where she lies at
Choir unit, legal proceedings be obtained against the
have been safely lodged with the keeper of the
prison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
Correspondence Of the Washington Republic.

DALTIMuhE AUGUST
The storm Of Saturday night an, Sunday morning last
the Chesapeake bay and oil the
The captain the regular Norfolk steamer, who
dy that he has experienced such gale during the
pas. twenty-five years of his sailing The route. The
washed his boat at times and threatened great
danger Several small vessels blown ashore, dis
nascd and much injured The steamer OsceoIa had her
wheelhouse blown and board very narrowyes
capped We have the painful rumor here that vessel was
upset in The bay, and entire family with all others
board drowned II is hoped however, the rnmor may be
uncunded. Serious approximations entertained for the
snfer of vessels on the coast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.

WAsllNGTUN, AtG =.
The Senate bill, will probably be called up morrow II
does not make the slightest difference have before re-
marked which j. iantn up FIRST and which last They VIII
nh pass As 10 the Wlmut proyso have fear o IT, The
hu;nur has ran is race lis raven spirit Hap lis wings
once ~ twice in the House but il will % 10 HARM lis
strength has depiei waiting ambition ut few deina-
gou,cs has eaped itself. Col Benton may threaten 10
revive il in 1852 But he cannot perform miracles. So far
from using Lazarus from the dead he viii Hal dcii
10 rais, himself. The Nrirf ~" not pass the House in
any share attached any b is dead ii il had been
s,.ll-born. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
Teleqraohed for the Baltimore Sun.

st LOUIS, august y.
HAN Of ST. LouisIhe Elections Cholera at Lasalle e.
The nierrens for the week ending yesterday amount TO
1879 Of which were from cholera and 70 were children
The official for members Of Congress follows
In the "a disrc,-Porer, Wing, 1912; HENDERSON Dem,
SOP 81 dstrict- e. Miller, Wing 657s; Greene anti
Benton 655i John Miller, Benton 40l0whch gives the
Wings four members OF Congress out of five.
The cholera has broken out in very malignant form at
Lasae and 100 deaths reported having occurred on
Friday and Saturday. and Sunday five deaths by cholera
prt,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

pKopsa KNos7kbe OF ERROR.
.rnahe campaA as.tesS the Ny,he HE (va) Republican
WAVED svay by the specious ppesf mo party" to sus
TX ,hetlec,on Of Gen. Taylor: e rejoice to see that it
bas awaken lssl dslusion Fulton, ExM. C.. was
nus sardssIs aIae Refsuco3sntion-and, in order to
SHOW his violet seu;a ,he p ra,s whose s"lIfnses
sa !. his YEAR liking lis puar ls47 published in
~. wyh.yle Republican Yin speech few weeks since
he reDussd the for pert hitting to appear because the
paper was friend him Of its original pu'lca
, res. The edioj reples az BhoS
-ns true We fere thy dispa 70 take up Gen Iaylc,
cand!dae H,r the Residents mo party candidate.
NJ understand Mr. HIton be Of that way OF thinking
WE WE Ss no approve circular and did
Lrr voted for Col Goodson, the polls will show We DO
mol an 10 plead not gully 10 the charge OF Mr. Fulton OF
inctsstency protesting to sand by our ea'iy ana only
nifuciules Democratic prnces-and al the same time IA
yorinr The election of Gen. Taylor II was inconsistent
no-not 50 Inconsistent foolish IL unwse in us TO
hone IL. alone believe, that thing like faith IN political
phlad.lpha in lS5 and then and there nominated General
TAYLOR Tor the Presidency and alnrd Fillmore Tor lie ice
Presidency We pray God We NAV never TALL lGto sucn
arrangement agan-t absolutely stupid What! be-
l.v. that any thing but Modern MdchaveW higger? could
come out OF concla.e ot such as ruled e
roast in Phadelphia-when General Taylor was made To
dance supple Jack before the county No hope we never
,ba b So detened again. hope for good of such
wl,ch's culdrun, such Kettle OF hSf we ought tv
have known truth through the and the mailer
of Mr. Furons circular and from IL have CLEANED the TACT
that the Democracy be crushed from existence ne
and all political brethren could do II We ought not to
have regarded professions and declarations Of Cen lay
r and stranyers-he leader had spoken and the
nom and the stood in every letter. word and para
praph q. his CIRCULAR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
SHAMEFUL MOE AT cu1I1coT1E

On Sunday evening, the 18th instant of real
dres mohhed Sisters of Notre DAME" Chillicothe
Ohio The OF that place ull Of the proceedings
this is the ninth time that he SISTERS of Notre Dame
The above place have suffered insult and persecution since
they started their school there On this last their
house peed with eggs and OF the females
driven forth to seek shelter while par. remained
their fate be what it might
reward of hundred dollars is offered for the arrest
and conviction Of the leaders of this disgracefu affair."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

CI-gA-A new Captain General has oeen appo''''eu o'
crba Madrid correspondent Of the New ors gun says.
His name is General lose De La concha four NJ"
,s NJ 1000 men each, be sent out Immediately 10
cl The increase of troops in Cuba, in consequence oi
I.,o Ionez expedition will be- when all the corps no"
; have arrived thhcr upwards Of 1000 men, rennrr-
; ,h Elective standing military force I" the sIana 'oooo'
M se which have hitherto belonged To The captain '."c
~ f,uba ARE tc abolished when In Concla eh,es
,;c and in leu thereof the salary Is 10 he raised nc
Snsnh government has jus, cot awake ami disc'vereu M
Rnnrali has made fortune ont Ut the slave tr!", VIZ
50 m.,s hound l.; treaty win Engnd 10 prevent. one
, /, is mid hrs .onc into the Spanish treasury non,
m enc ,lcp,l traffic The PROJECT 81 establishing ''ii'
~ stcnrrers between Cadiz and Havana has Hell WIN
gr,ot announcement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. AUGUST co.

TOBACCO-The market continues firm and ar;.
without any material change, since repor, Of
From letters received by US yesterday, we learn th.
late freshet has materially injured and in some ua
destroyed large quantity Of Tobacco growing on ,S
hnds of the Appomatox; and from Inc great ris VIC 20"
Roanoke at Gasion should infer tina, we will SOM s
nuch damage oeng Done 10 the growing crop that
also ~ y. MARTIN d ca
FLOUR-scottsvillc IS; Richmond sales on b,rs
IS l2i.. Retail prices from S. - n s. so "A a.
WHEAT-Red ll0. white lis
CORN-Saes N 62s cents.
CORN MEAI.-70 a IS cents per bustal
OAIS-i0 cents per busael.
FiSH--IIerrings, No Cut So 50; Gross 81 So M,o,..
No 3 IS: No. 2 s. 80; No. 81 ~; Shad s. 81 So ~
dull or all descriptions 49,
LARD-Barr,!. y cents; ke-s cents.
BAC0N-Virg!na cured hog round u ~ cents S;.4s
=, ctg Hams 10 cents; Western Sides s y :.
Shoulders 81 u 55 cts; queen City, hams l0s
COFFEE-Saies held al II cents; Rio, II IL. cent,
for aflne
leans new crop, IA cts; ST. Croix7 =. Cents W.,
doute refined, II single refined 10 los c,s Mn
he. firm, and advancing.
MOLASSES-Sales New Orleans q, 90 Cuba 22s ..
SplRrrS-Coanac Brandy sl.75 a 3,25; Rochelle 81 Il
80; American proc! ;5c It'll p:oot 5ca55 Apple scarce &;
Richmond Rcctiiicd Waisacy q ceats az adyans.pg
~ T.. Rum % 81 cts.
TEAS-Imperial l5a75c. per b. Gunpowier IS 10 c..
Young Hyson 30a75c; Black Is SOC.
CANDLES-Spcrm Candies s2aiic Talow lOal2; HrlY,
Patent lie; Adananne Is SOC. Per n Jacksens pat.u
sOAp-Richmond and New York 3saec
RICE--P.me It's.
PorAroEs-l!ercers selling from wharf a, 65s75 cts
NAlLS--3A cts.
SOLE Observation-Disclosures tanned, good, lG&al7 cts
damaged Halls c:s.
IR0N-pis Iron s2l To 80, according qualify; Sw,et
s95 per tom English %; Irehssar Richmond anaiaco
9o | p Counry Bar So -, according 10 quality.
SrEEL-Amrgican biiseEed >llO per ton.
HlDEs-Grecn sailed i. cents peg ID. Calf sailed :;
els 81 each.
BEES HAN-Dull al 2la23 cts.
LIME--Sl l2!:, scarce.
SiiUr-5a cents per 3D.
COrTON-l2 a l2I cents
FEATH ERS-52a35 cts
SEEDS-Clovcr S;15a5 80 No Flax in market.
PLASTER-S2 ST. from Wharf. 81 from Basin.
SaLT-Fgom store 81 50; from WHAT 81 40 None IL.
irving 800 -,,o.,,.
Grade l5a50 refined 60a65 Linseed suisse; Tanners sa5
per barrel
HAY-Noy,her, in bales, 65a70 cts
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, Arc. g.
BEEF CArrLE-s2 81 10 81 al the puolic scales Ey.
ira or,er woui! command higher price
HOGS-S5 80 10 81. nett.
SHEEp-Sl 50 To So nett, according to quality
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
From Richmond Reading Room Books, August %.
REPORT OF STEAMER AUGUSTA. FROM NORFOLK.

VESSELS BELow--Barque Virginia and ship Bengal, in
tow of steamer Ben Sheppard.
gELnw-Schr Wndso brig l.. K. Palmer; packet schr
Henrico Wesover; schr Emily Murray; barque America
Of Bremen; schr Oregon schr. John Stub! schr Warren,
Capt Nelson and, al the Bar, slip Alexander.
PoRr WALTHALL-Auived schr. Sam. u. Paynter, Neal,
for coal.
CLEAREp-Schr VIM. H. Mailer, Terry, coa! for Fall
River Cleared chr. Charity, Underwood, coal for Dshton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

Editors " he puac Lcdncr:-Alow 10 send you for
qualifications Cen. Cas- letter Gen Gaabaii. u
which, knowing ihI lis distinguished author had addressed
the great Roman patriot and soldier shortly after his arrival
in New loth obtained copy There can De- no harm in
making saca sentiments known: and great deal of good
may come the new and 10 the old world, from having
them pro?.riy reflected -
am respectfully, sc. OBSERVER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
ARRIVALS Ar THE HOT SPRINGS.

ArorsT 2.-M. IL. Walden, Charles Cay, Va; l.. H.
Barnes and lady Luaenoug. Va; Richard leaierr lady
md two daughters Charleston $ u Jas. Hooper ana ;so
aIc~, Hanoye; n 6. PINTO, Nova SCOTS; 1irs. Ci''tcA
Miss Calnmack Louisiana; Wan H. Zee, Cii!NeS'ii'i 70
Ter Montague, Cha,!Juessi.e
Auorsr 25-Chus. Briggs, New Orleans; D. Terry, J
Richmond ~ C.; VI. Wilson, ". M!i-.n, cnI"se'.ind
Mss; Chas. +. Lee ~ Lrdy, Miss >. -. Lee Natural
Ms; Jno 5 Coles, Mrs. s. Coles. Miss fsan~lH, Abe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
MaRRIlcES

MARRIED Tuesday morning ah instant Cambridge, Massa
chuseits by Frorhingham Lieutenant HENRY A.
WISE u Navy, CHARLOTTE BROOKS, daughter Of the
Hon. Edward Everett
MARI Cd on the 27th instant by the Rev Howell D.,
CHARLES CAMPBELL Esq, 10 Miss ELIZABETH FRANCES
ELLYSOS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
TT rnnM NEW MrS1cn H-a.

LATE FROM NEW MEXICo.-An express, nine days
out from Santa Fe reached Fort Leavenwoh the 18th
instant bringing il is said requisition for large quantity
of arms be used against the Texan authorities in case
hostile are resorted TO- The people of New Mex
leo becoming stronger possible in their opposition
the claims Of Texas and under no circumstances will they
sgree TO acknowledge its authority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

ST. Louis, AUGUST 2srH
Mr. Hail. Whig is elected TO Congress in the Fourth Dis.
riot, by majority of So votes.
The Legislature stands S. Wings 81 Benton and AZ anti
Benton The chances therefore, for the reelection Of Ben
ton TO the Senate, are few and far between.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
-. rUatrUAI;'s i,OME l.. CHAINS OFF'iCE. -.
4 MIN S.rsr,. Klchm.M.. NllslmIa
HENRY SHAEER CO.,
AND RETAIL. CLDriISG EMPORIUM AND
GENILnNE\'S FURNISHING STORE,

GENTLEMEN : FURNISHING STORE:
Corner of Ilth Pearl and Main SIS, Richmond, Va"
"a ILL have received, snt tor Inspection tie h ~
w trmber, tieir 81 superior READh MAIL
CLOTHING AND ENiLnMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS ~
In Will be wth variety AMI lar sIprf"
ve auas!, inan they have NADINE
pleasure onenu. ~ ihc rn AMI cuscncrs Their Rrii'
made Gcois haze manufactured by ssu aud exp,
rraced worSn2n, Under ir personal supervision. 81 the best lf
ablonlntc Their FANCY GOODS have been
chased with and from The largest Importing establishments
o the North. cspcctly he Virginia aud IIrna trade.
Their French and English Cohs: Dress AMI
Frck Coats. al uay and every fashionable color tn
iSh French Cloth Cas- ard Tweed Sacks: FocsS
round: Jenny Lind: an! a Business Goats. g. %
SIS. Beaver Cloth Cashmere. heavy gi cn Iweeia Motaf
aud Cloik. ST sp Bag
Itch aui French Black a Fancy aGd Doe Pan
Scotch Twec; ClssneTcs.
iy ami mad. the approved style the iii OF ~hTh W
anu ease, b surpassed Every quality and 81
Vests
FANCY GOODS
Snrs Mernc. Lambs Wool Shaker. Flannel. SIX an! Cotton
Under Shirts and Drawers Socks frva,s Collars DO
Night Caps Pocket handkerchief; ki Sk buck an We
Gloves. e.; a will BE- sold New iok
prices. either wholesale retail, by
- II. SIIAFER & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA
P.v mar

rIHHEnex OF tins Institution will open The llh Of Sep
L tern5er The and complete
embracing Mahemac Greek. Lain. Modern Languages &ef
al the branches constitute finished education
TERNS:-s3o months payable sem-aEnnAy
III advance Bedding SO Pamphlets, c"niai
full the School department, Be Obtained
the Rector whom all applications for must r.
made p. Office, Theological Sem'y, Fairfax Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

In the Senate of tho L. States on Tuesday Mr. han'ef
roso,ed the memorial OF Joseph J. Grahln, OF "!'"c
,,, VIRGINIA. setting forth Ia in the Southwestern part
= y;;,ia and East Tennessee there are great many
..1, .,,er,rsns and patriotic young anxious TO re-
We, and asking the authority 0f Congress Ia organ
1,'cnt OF Dragons OF not less than one thoSaha
49, mon Ia constitute part ii The army at ie .'cu
80, - ,erm not less than three nor more IMAM i've
% .nj mat after their expires grant oil u hal
e,in Of land be made 10 each, upon condition oil .,'e
,nI settlement Of the sane which was reeIiea U 'e
Committee on Military Affairs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
+. II. s.1INKEn. So. Is, PEARL STREET.

HI z .. - II
OFFERS for sale leo hgsheads Orleans aud Wes ndil SUGAR
" LOO packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
- hhds and barrels Mo,astes
3DD bags Coffee
loo Nails
$40 hays Sho;
- boxes AMI half chests Green ard Black Teas
30 bo1e. Aiaman;ine AMI Taow Candies
so sides Sole Leather
1000 ,hs ard Shoe Thread
20 reams Cap. Letter and Wrapping Paper
iln dozen Brooms
~ dozen Buckets ,,...
81 quarter aud eighth Madeira and Pot vine
quarter pipes French Brandy: part very 'Op''
- barrels Apple and Peach Brandy
loo barrels Whssey. various brands .;.;,, . ,,
10 English. and sseies IRON I
Of Bars. Hoops, Band koi ana shee' ~"
~ tons American Bllst.red sud Cast Steel
lJJ boxes Tin Plates par roofing Gil. f.,rcn
Block Tin. Wire, Copper Znc Lead a.: a'o. ffmn Jes
Yarns Cigars, Indigo Nader. Copperas, t'''oh anu
Wick, Twine Powder Salt VINEGAR. SC, ~ "'- =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30
i.tNisii J0in.iAin

RICHMOND, AuGusT29 HIGH WATER, H. \. ".
ARRIVED
Schr New York, Smack. New York
sehr TFyphenia' Lewis, NfT ~ l"Fh'
Schr SamaIa Creighton, Baltimore.
--------- = 5000
s. Hoi nSv% grssa @ asN co
Look,NG Plank d's., q Ss;; aa z, - 70, ',sy
1 t a., Sy LIZ Az Shf' DAyE>roET AL!:S %
MARTINS GUIrAks.-p. IL rl.lol has just
IVA mrAer supply al &. T. Martins unequalled Guitars
A Ass ,"'4' raao aud Music Store 10, Nam
FARMERs.A p'odu"e c.aslsnei 70 4s and tfse -
ire from the Tune Richmond Depot unt de'e'
81 80, ~ Vs.. nee u ''A' T. IS McGRrpGR.
AIM ANACs FOR YEAR 1871.
RSyAREocKS VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA AL
rae li1s;atsi Family corls,iau Almanac Tor ISL.
For sale y the gfoss dozen Of s"sle Sae s woopuo,sr
Wholesale al dealers Books aa Piano fo'e'
Aug
T1ANLoK rnERMOM +; rERs.- aud German
L silver thermometers handsome article
Box Wool IhemoreIors
lhcrnpmeels. IN Morocco cases. from I To inch
5y ''''' - Aug % MORRIS y BROTHER
MANAGERS oFFIcE.-D. PAINE - CO., 81 n.
For ill., dag. u oeiock-capi,al $500 eo'. lo!6 Ac
ID Nos, odriwn Ticket. s. oeocS -cai;as: s''"''
. p@Gms q 2.q@ss q, !", :, cis g 20
sa!ea. loae1y for s,suriay s", 2',;l, l;''
100 10, oi i,oo sc - Nos II I'M Ii,Ss;; s.,
AM, - i"r u PANE 4.
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Dawn q; ra,a,.co Lottery. Class TIC:
, - : 81 . = Is O. % z, 4 4 ~: >: Il g o
4n WS''i ~ SS. h. s''s M a. &c c l =
TIA, s y; s1s"' t c - re-. - H 10 Sf"s
cons,l iaed o,e = Class II: : H's + dfawn c"p.a'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-30

The following sales of Tobacco have been made in TIE s
week by JNo. VI. SHEPPARD, u
lhht. II. Moseey's 1T 50 80; had, w. 7. Kidd 9Ii.-
Henly l. Vaughan, HID. al II So i, 80 Al ~ u.s. Ia
20 Thomas Vaughan. hhds. al Is, a; II 81 b. Pu
iev hid al II rs al 10 -. E-aie Mr. bhnt Tho :,
III IS la,975 \. Stys lind. al III %. hillary Aoss.y
bna M II - | al IL.