davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
COMM ERCIAL RECO RID.
RICHMOND MARKETS.. ArRIL as.

! TOBACCO.-The market this week has shown more .,
nation Tor lueS and manufactured Tobacco than we l
noticed for the weeks previous and regard l- pr
ot such 81 cents per loo lbs higher than they were Tie
of last week. GeIeil sales vi lgs from 81 S.
higher prices for line :anniac,ur!r. Tugs but lew howy
sell above ST. Manufacturing leaf from S6 90 for
mon To very good and fine from $40 l3.. Fine Ell.
ming tobacco sells rom S9 to II bu. very little reach
the latter price Good ranges from s. 10 So. and yery
sicmnIin. brings 81. SieiWHg tobacco think has
cincd in price during the last weeks about % cent,
lU0 lbs. But limited purchases ot shipping leaf tu5
have yet been made. The breaks Tor The L..
owing manly 10 the bad season for prizng and the ba
wardncss vi planters With their present planting operation
We look for material variasns from present prices
tobacco during the season. n. Nj. MARTIN Co
SALES or TOBACCO, made AT Shockoe Warehouse,
I'D April, by JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr.
Sales of Mr. X. NJ virgins crop, OF Caroline county
No at $40 No Al 81, No. at sail bought by Jsu
Thomas, Jr.
Sales Of Mr. b. b. wrghrs crop. of caron, county;
No. At So No 2 hugs, at s6s-both brought By Jam
Thomas Jr.
Sales OF Mr.. II. Nonnan,s crop. of Caroline coun,yN
at SIS No at s. No. at $40 No luss, NJ s7., No
ut Sc. all Dough! by James Thomas, lr
Sales Of Mr.. Gideon Flippos crop Caroline county
No. AT Sll4 bought by Jnmrs thomas, Jr. No.
s3. by G. 7. "ordi M. sl2 No. al sl0', BY J.
Thomas IT.; Eo. IL, 500, ty Gentry ~ Roys,cr; NJ
u.s NJ - ., BY John tilnour {: Co
sale u MF. e. Carter crop OF Amelia connty'-No
81 !. No u, - bought by James Scott; No AT 50
A. Thomas X Som ~. !; At ia, by JOS. Mosoy.
FiOlE-itichmond s. Il So Scorts,ilic So. s.,
WHEAr-itcd O5 cents white 10 cents.
CORN-Sumc lew sllcs ~ 30 cents.
CORN MEAl.-6u cents pc. hl-ht
OArS-25 cents per hushc!.
RlE-65 cents.
FISH -Ierrings very scarce; Cut ST 50 Is Gr,
81 l2s 25 Shad S. 80 S6--,iull
LARD-Rarrcls cents; kegs n ~ cents for new.
BACON-Virgina cured hog round 6h cents Ne
Sides 5a a o. cents new Shoulders =. cents; ne
Hams 10 cents.
COFFEE-l0a l. cents.
SUGAR-porto Rico ~ CT; New Orleans IA a
81 Croix cts.
MCLASSES-N Orleans % to 90; Cuba ~ 10 ..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET Apau rs
BEEF CATTLE Ut the scales So 10 81 scarce and
demand.
HOGS-Neti per cwt s. 80 TO ST supply very modern;
SHEEP-s2 To So, nett, per head in quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26

7,
,,.l o,nie a.Ls. than tho H.!no, ifo'!sa s,onil "
handoned You take alarm n: those things COX aliu %
; ~ ,bey are Much as they ho" Total disregard
III MON they are passed harmless gu nave
aver been suspected devotion 10 STATE sovereign
- mr. constitutional restrictions and Inc SCUM ha'
,vor for Congress instead Of denying IT, she woi'' nav
found more friends .,;o l. ~ yin
Nv only motive making this communication Is 10 sn
dicae my self and those with whom acted iron, o
~ unyarran edy made uniriendness To hell mon. w.
heen acuated by settled conviction throughout una
e were right We believe conscenously that oonsatss
hhitory and that any action the subject would Of
u inacon of that instrument We desire to sec the
s,ion banshcd from National Counci-house ana haI
esored: but we warm the North 10 expect lis 10
h, W. are quite as firm in resistance as they art
Thai we NAV stand indicated and have that Iustce -
h;h we are entitled. il ia hoped that you will publish IN;
,r and The proceedings of the Convention or nj 9s.
address pamphlet copy Of which send YOU ana 'es hi.
MSS should be- lost, it is published IN the papo' u ~
lce from which, in that event, il may be cxlIncted
p'>' Your o'bt servant, W. L.. Stiahhhi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL GO. 1850.
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.

Yesterday was gloomy and wet and il rancd in torrent
be greater part of the day. Consequently the pole wer
kent open for days longer in this city and county, and
wa presume in large portion Of the State VIC have bn
few rerurns-and they are mostly satisfactory
In this city the vote stood
james c. Crane, (Whig nomineeD s75
Thomas p August, Independen, WhigJ 500
For the Reform Conventions 1853; against II 5I MAJ 6O
Al the close of the polls last night the Two candidates ad
dressed the people Mr.. Crane could not hearbu un
derstood that spoke words of pleasure and thankunes
TO his friends for putting him ahead
Mr. August also returned his thanks and said there
cason for his friends there sill
some 800 votes tho city, poled-har the friends ot h
opnonon had used oxerions, and if his a. "a
friends were now 10 follow their example, they had it If
their mower 10 elect him The final result is doubtful
Young August has made great run, this his first tra
against praciised horse.
HENRICO COUNTY.--At the Courthouse-Hall( Whig
37s; Mayo DEM 307i Goddn (lnd. Whe) .. For Con
vention 27l-against Convention 65.
Last year the Wing majority here was much larger The
vote then stood Mayo 263; Lancaster l07 Democratic
gain IS. A large majority for tho Convention
If our friends to-day and do their duty 10 ou
gallant candidate no is safe We think he received maJor
" in the county last night
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Coekade 7orE Gloyiousiy Re
deemed-The following despa ch tells eloquent ale-Pe
tersburg ha. indeed prescribed prescription" Mr. Syme
the most copperhead Wing in tho State is endorsed b!
the gallant Cox The Spartan Band returns their corda
thanks 10 the noble Democracy Of Petersburg.
We doubtless here also the fruit Of the vacang
mischevous course of the Wing press the Nashville Con
venion question
PETERsBCRo, Arm 25, 1850
The polls are closed and the result is follows: Dr. Jos
F. Cox, tDemD 1877; John w. Symc. (Whig) 39l. Cox'-
majority s. The Cockade is redeemed.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT at 3, P. NJ, Wickhams MAORI
ty ll0-las year l54. Court House-Whte d. reported
minority % and AT Cole Harbor tie.
For Senaie-AIr Fleming, Wing, has about 30 majority
only Mr.. Amber Democrat, is most certainly elected
The Bottstes will not touch Fleming.
CHESTERFIELD.-At O'Clock the stood as fol-
lows: For Convention 80; No Convention 5. Alexander
Jones DEM II votes-no opposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
rFro,n the Nashville Union

LETTER FROM EX-GOVERNOR A. v. BROWN.
have the pleasure of presenting readers to-day with
eloquent and patriotic letter from Ex-Governor 4. "
Brown on the exciting question of the day Coming from
one whom the Democracy of the State have long delighted
TO honor VIII exercise important influence throughout
the State Though mild and temperate, IL is yet firm and
dgnhed defence OF the motives Of the friends of the South
Convention and believe tina, very nearly
the views OF the advocates OF the Convention in this State
We commend especay TO the pcrusa of Wing friends
and WHO tiA vi disun.on the motive Of the
Convention
NEAR NASHVILLE AlRIL 10, 1850.
Mr.. E. G. EAsrMAS-Sir: noticed in one of the Wing
papers your city, during visit the South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26

oi, Tho eonyon,!o aha have Furnished by it. acts, "9He
sssnos ii the We dscam every s9Gn pGpG,e o ht
aisei J ,hnnsands of The Wing party who are co-ope'
rn,inp nobiv with US and when that convention shall as
seme the WISDOM camness and pai'otism Of i!s aeoera
% nd resolves in my opinion, will be the proudest rnd
caon If its devotion TO country, its constitution ans
the Union. ~ o., ohd;, sorvar,
'ei5 AARON v BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26

VIEW UKLEANsi AfAlL 2
3y recent advices from Mexico we learn that on The
ultim0 dreadful hurricane and severe lire visited the
of Mexico and destroyed property The amour, Of a
million of dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
MARRIED..

MARRIED, in Alexandria County Va on Thursday, II
llth inst, BY the Rev WIN. Lockwood BASH. l. CAN'T
Esq, OF Fairfax county, Va, 10 Miss MARIA N,nilNF
Of Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
ID ED.

DIED. Tuesday last. after long and painful Hines
HELES CotEs RurAERrooao, the youngest daughter
30" John Rutherford having just completed nef itcena
year.
Gentle and acctionare modes. and retiring yet buoyan
spirit and bright in Intellect, she Just emerging into %
shnighi vi life-beaull in charlc,c. and person y'.
oEs IN sentiment and action, better suited the realm
Ct bliss than To the rude blasts bosterou. wDrt-
The words she addressed 10 her parents with mn ent
ness, DO not weep, am not gong to de- should ,s
soothing balm 10 their affections for she SIS dcad b.
slcepcth 10 rise III beauty ana live in peace iten
VINO mas often noted the budding blossom ard hoped 90 90
II bloom nditcs with sad heart this ,bu, her mcn',
Another friend has sent IL. the folowir. lines equal
beautiful with the above as i,n. uoute to nenof
Of the amcnted deceased
She has gone 20 the haven Of rest;
She felt sian 81 the earth
She has reached the bright home If the best.
And angels rejoice in her birth.
The young 10 her grave shall be led
To lavish each tondest regret
The old will reflect on the dead
And lament the dear star that has set
There Spring in its sunshine and shade
As embelns, its flowers shall throw;
There Winter shall weep for The maid,
And en.vd her III mantles Of snow
When the heart in the gloom of lis grief
Is wrapt in the shadows Of night,
II will turn 10 lis God for relief.
And rejoice in his love and his LIGHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
BALTIMORE MARkE,

FL0uR-Howard Street has advanced l2s cents Sale
have been made for report $500 SIS ~ City Mills ht
al S5.25. WuEAT-Whitc selling $780, Red Slal, u
coRS-l elbow. 81 cents; White 50 CorrrE-Salc-
auction have been made oi l6o0 bags of Green Rio atgs
and 10 ct-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
NEW YORK MARKET, ArarL "A

CoTTo.-lIolders Of Cotton are ANXIOUS sell at II
Ia Tor Ordinary aud good Fair Mobile and New Orrar
Flour i in GOOD demand Souhcrn is firm at 81 = us
terror. GRASS are scarce CopS-Soutil.rn White IS .
linz for 90 cts PoRK Is dull SO Is for Mess WnisNE,
selling n Il cts per gallon. Money is easy Unitrd Stat
lrr sell uye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Apnl 81

-
CoTToS is firm. Sales made l2a a l}i, Tor plat
and New Orleans. FLouR-The demand for Hour i, IL
derae-s'ng al s5,l2. SUGARS are better prices III
they have been and seem disposed advance COFFEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

z Q nc IIullOF3 OF lHt FHYulTer -
WAsHrsorox, ApsG. 20, 1850.
The controversy between Col Benton and Gen. Fooe
has been the prevailing topic for the last three days.
You have the official report Of the speeches in The union
nd it would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer find any
in Mr. Foote'S remarks incompatible with strict pafiamen-
ary rules The Vice President lately asserted his right and
duty conne Senators the rules Of order and laid down
stringent principles for his observance His Views
assented by the Senate and he has acted them
several since But he did discover anything
Of order in Mr. Foote's remarks did any other Senator
II competent for the Senator from Missouri call him
order he did such thing II only his pri
rege but his duty call TO ORDER if the rules
crossed Without calling TO ORDER MI Benton left his
and approached Mr. Foote in threatening attitude Cou-
pie this with previous menace resort 10 cudge
fare After this threat and seeing the Senator from Mis-
souri, approaching him. with ordinations of hostility,
Gen Fooe justified in placing himself in attitude OF
defence! This all he did as witnessed by hundreds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
NEW ORLEANS H.pKcr ,,ou y,

NV '7F'F.T'7ttN'8 ITNIL Ut.
The cotton market is inactive and dealers are
lousy awaiting the neat from Europe. The sale~
irrlay barely reached loo bales Ia II tor miiih.
The sales for the last week amounted .. 0OO bales AT W
iions. The receipts up 10 this time 5000 bales h.
than they were last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
wv
MISS ROSA JACQUES

We have rarely enjoyed music more than we did At the
last Concert o TIL, very accomplished and remarkable sing
En- Ir the airs from Sonnambua Balsaro and the Child
of the Regiment she exhibited clear, pure and powerful
voice. and brilliant execution II was indeed treat which
many fine judges Of music seemed 10 drink in with delight
Tonight Miss j. gives farewell Concert introducing some
Of her finest song:and advise musical friends
lose tic oppoaity OF hearing her. Sh. sang the s,en-
did air the SonnambuI, we'll ever heard IT,
with the exception OF Maibran.
Mr. Moellng accompanies her on the Piano with much
tas ie and expression.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26

The United States District Attorney General John
Norvell returned here on Sunday from Washington wt
he was attacked with erysipcls ard fingered until ,o.
when he died.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
THE MEETING TONIGHT.

We have but little . add 10 the and sincere ap
peals made the people "i Richmond TO sustain
the resolutions the able committee Of both parrios in Ia
yor of the Nashville Convention. We that the meet
ing tonight will respond cordially their wise rcconen
daon We give to-day strong and able letters from dis
tinguished Southern Democrat and also from an influential
and respected Wing indicating the movement against the
false charge Of dsunon. They speak like statesmen and
r,trots-,nay their words be needed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
SKETCHES OF ARCTIC TRAVEL

The reader will find some very interesting
reading in the letter we copy from the New York
Tribune, by DR.. E. K. KANE, of Philadelphia, writ
ten from the American Arctic Expedition, which
sailed last spring to search for the long lost Sir
John Franklin. DR.. K, if we mistake not, is a
gentleman whom many of our readers will
like ourselves, recollect as an intelligent and
amable college companion. Since he was at
the University of Virginia, he has perhaps seen
as much of the world as any man living, having
travelled over all Europe, visited China and other
Asatic countries, and sailed in almost every direc-
ton over the two Oceans. He was in service in
the war with Mexico, and received a severe
wound from lance, which, when we last met
him, was still preying upon his health. His love
of adventure, and possibly desire to try the in
huence of the North Polar climate upon his en-
feebled constitution, have now melted him to
embark upon the hazardous enterprise of searching
amidst the frozen seas for the English navigator.
May he return safely tn his friends, with his
frame thoroughly invigo'. ed by exposure to the
blasts of Old Boreas, in their native haunts
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
MAYORS COURT.

EXAMINATION OF SAMUEL HASTINGS.
| Samuel Hastings was yesterday examined before the
Mayors Court, upon the charge OF assautng Joseph
Childress the morning OF the 30th September, and
intiictlng upon him wound or wounds, OF which he
died on Monday last A large number of witnesses
were examined, and the utmost latitude allowed in the
Investigation. Messrs. R. G.. Scott and w w. Day
appeared as counsel for the accused the Common
wealth was represented by Mr.. Joseph Mayo. After
hearing the testimony the Mayor determined to send
the prisoner before called court, to meet the 18th
ipar. and refused an application for bail.
We took notes OF the evidence, but have not room
this morning for full report. brief history of the
case must therefore, suffice for the present.
1t appeared from the evidence that Mr. Chdress
rented portion OF the occupied by Mr. Has
'ngs on Pearl street, at the time the difficulty occurred
Childress was of irregular habits, somewhat ad-
vanced in life and disposed to be noisy and turbulent
when abouring under the influence ofiquor On Sun
day night, the 29th Sept whilst intoxicated, he is
ported to have disturbed the neghbourhood by shout.
ing and halloong. The following morning Mr.. Hastings
told him he must move, he had determined to submit
no longer to this SPECIES oil annoyance Mr. G. replied in
irritating language, and finally goaded Hastings to per-
petgate act which we no one more sincerely
*dePIores than be does himself. He wrested a cana
from Childress, and proceeded to admidister pretty
sharp cadgeag II the conflict which snsued, Chdress
received wound onta bead, which four weeks after
wards the physicians believe res III bis death. How
hereceived this wound whether sosn o. BY ala
did not clearly appear Besnhs masof rEegs lsa7e,
bits, already stated. whose general health had bees
impaired by dissipation, the wound tailed to heal;
and though attended regularly by a physician. from
some unknown cause, his condition steadily besame
precarious, till congestion and death ensued-
The attending physician the wound at first
an mma.erial onethe scalp being merely penetrated
and still ncnes to the opinion, believe that had the
subject been healthy man. bad consequences would
have followed.
sdue to Mr. Hastings 10 say, that no has been long
resident Of this cityhas been actively engaged in
commercial pursuits, for number Of years past and
has mered and received The friendship and good will
of allwho knew him. That be designed seriously in
uring Mr. Childress, at the time the difficulty occurred
no one, we imagine, who knows him, will iorsamoment
believe.
We shall endeavor to present faIl report Of the
trial tomorrow.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

Bloody DoINGs AMONG THE FISHERMEN We
are informed that some brutal scenes Shok
Place at the fishery on the beach eastward d
eynnhaven Inlet, on Saturday. In the fore
nnon John Whtehurst, an old man, for many
Years belonging to that neighborhood, and fol-
ID ~ The fishing and oysterng business, was
attacked by stout, athletic man whose name
~ did not learn, and beaten so badly that he
has sisee died. And On the night of the same
day an affray took rs between John Walker
and man BY the netof Bonney, in which a
thir5 aarty, Wilkinson by name, took part, seiz-
ing sein staff and striking Walker with it,
killing him on the spot Wilkinson has fled.
Walker, we learn, Is from Norfolk county. and
had gone down 10 the beach to buy fish, Rum
Cor Whiskey) is said to have been the prime
mover of these deeds Of blood.--NoJolk Herald
of Wednesdait
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
Mr. John A. Butler, of Edgefeld District S.

Mr.. John A. Butler, of Edgefield District, s.
c., was cruelty murdered by couple of negroes,
near his own residence, on the 23d ult. 1t APP
pears that Mr.. Butler was in pursuit of the ne
groes, who were runaways, and on overtaking
them had alighted from his horse for the pur-
pose of correcting one of them while preparing
to do so, the other one approached him unseen
and stabbed him with knife in the back, which
he continued to do until he inflicted sixteen
wounds upon his person-the other negro hold
ing him all the time to prevent his resistance.
Both the negroes have been apprehended and
are now in Jail awaiting trial.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
FATHER MArHEw-The following is Father Ma
thews letter to the Bishop OF Cincinnati, relative to his
deferred visit to that city

ST. LOUIS, NO., Oct 25, 1850.
MosT REvD. DEAR BIsHoP--Do not accuse me OF
fckeness necessity alone compels to postpone
unnext spring. my long contemplated visit to Cncin-
duced on my constitution eneebled by partial paralysis
the same alarming symptoms that forced me to fly from
the North last fall must hasten to Florida escape
the Cold and preserve my health for future exertons
the sacred cause OF Temperance. This pains me ex-
ceedngly; looked forward with the utmost anxiety
for the long wished for opportunity avail myself OF
your Graces cherished invitation to be your guest in the
aiey on my arrival in this great Republic. With
heart afflicted by this sad disappointment shall take
passage Immediately for New Orleans en- route for Flo
rda Again expressing my profound regret al this I'M
foreseen disappointment,
| have the honor TO be
Your Grace's most devoted friend
THEOBOLD MATHEW
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

4 I. Do publish about our meeting here with old
Ross; and see you can't find wit enough say sone-
thing tor him yourself in the way OF enthusiastic euIogy
GU know he has been ebaited" at nome, with Barrow
to use him up with his theoretical SCIENCE and close
Admiralty clique TO keep him in shadow Bearing with
him his OF wountS and weather. at the age when
seek the quietude hatreconcesto decay he comes
out on private expedition to meet junior, Captain
Austin, in command Of beautifully appointed squad
sailor the very double of Buena VISTA General orreon
standing by the tiiler of his miserable little sclooner
az she rolled staggering along under heavy sea Wei
encountered him East OF Admiralty Inlet, by queer
coincidence Just opposite the point of his escape tron
an almost hopeless Imprisonment in the polar wilder
ness. What thoughts must have crowded upon the
old sea dog Felix Booth, his Grinnell, is dead. Give
KIND words for me to ours
W. Good by, once more E. XXX
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
Most Rey'd. B. PURCELL.


The London correspondent OF the Philadelphia N.
American says
The Lind mania may be raging in Philadelphia when
this note reaches your hands, and you may wish
be informed of entertainments which one of your most
popular and esteemed has provided for your ci-
zens; will venture to state, however that Gen. Ru-
fus Welsh has succeeded securing for his theatre the
most renowned female equestrian Of Europe Madame
Caroline who has astonshed all the crowned heads of
the old world has been induced by the tempting
3fers7l may say most extravaganza terms-to visit the
United States.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

LAUNCH The schooner Petrol, of AS tons burthen
was launched yesterday from the yard Of Mr.. | II.
gerald ESQ, aud Capt T. H Fitzgerald and was buj il
uader Their directions aud supervisors and no better
assurance need be given that she is handsome vessel
and well built. She Is intended, we learn for the Span
sh Main trade.--AOr. Herald.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

South Side eulocrat."-Roger A. Pryor
Editor and Proprietor
This is the title of new Democratic paper
the first number of which was issued in Peters.
burg on Saturday last. The editor takes the
position that the Compromise bills are all ag-
gressions, and his reasoning leads to the con-
clusion that the Union ought to stand; but he
does not exactly say that
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

LIrHoGRAPH OF WASHINGTON CITY-Mr. Cas-
imr Rohn is now in Richmond with his excellent
lithograph View of Washington City, and we
are happy to learn that he intends publishing
view of Richmond in the same STYLE We do
not recoect to have seen more faithful represent
tations than he has produced of the Federal Cap
ital and all its most interesting public buildings.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

It will be seen, BY Prot. Armstrong s. N m
ment, that his series of popular Lectures II
interesting Science of Chemistry, will CONF 4. AZ
on Monday next. We understand that simiN
series met with great success in Lynchburg, from
which place Mr.. A. has come Immediately to our
city, lie has with him an apparatus which ena-
bles him to show many of the most difficult and
interesting experiments, which, aside from his
peculiar attractiveness as public lecturer, will
ensure the entertainment of those who attend his
Course