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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
ATTENTTnN. PARTNERS.

ATTENTION, FARMERS.
TINE undersigned respectfully invites The atten.
l. ton ofthe Farmers 81 jefferson and the neigh
boring counties TO his superior and
As.sprOrca Wheat Drills,
which be cnn safely recommend ID The Farmers, as
being the heea Drills ever offered in this country
n Is 20 ebnstrueted that il has advantages over ali
others that have been fntfsldnced heretofore |,
moves On only one wheel, which makes 4iEe draft
very light for horse and the diii is tnanufac-
stnred entirely Of wrought Bon and wood which
makes il still better EG1 seeding operation can lie
stopped OF put in motion ID an instant without
stopping the horse and itso works thai il is inpos
sibe for IL 10 choke.
Farmers desiring tp-tesr the capacity and value
OF The machine, are requested to give theEunder-
signed notice to that effect and should il not do
the WORK xs represented, the same may be returned
FREE Of eaaxec A
+ S- Models can be seen at the Black Smith Shop
OF Mr.. Joseph G. Rawlins4
DAVID E. RoHR
Charlcsown, MAY a. 1850 --tf-Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
BoOts, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
MCT EIGH, BROTHER, & CO.,

A RE now receiving pr. packets Andoyer and
"A Hamilton direct from ihe manufacturers in
New4Enslana their regular Smith stock HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
To the Public! /
El f4 i
LUMBER FOR SALE.

FTNrK sphscfiller has r.nted the Saw Mill % The
j. IsFalid 1t HaTpcrs- Ferry, called thu WeTnHiag
Mills IarIn has on hand 10 70 $4,000 feet az
ntng P1sNk fos sale. from Naked EreeE, Page
eeanig said Lumber IS fit Cor use, the greater
share sf Ii hetng Filn-tlried and isssof 6fstrafe
ousliEv Also On hand, large quantity DC Tim
Der unsawed 10 lii biiis Of most any dimension
from one foot up to two in thickness andfroan twenty
10 sixt4 Eeet 10 length, Persons wishing bills Of
Lnmhat Will have them attended % atFhoFs rpiice.
FarInsrSB usshing saving done for their eva use,
viii 81 accommodated as soon as ihey win bring
their 1914 Is he mill. A. S. RUDDOCK-
HatpkEs- Ferry, April 3. lS50-9m
n Bl The subscriber will always he found al
his oiiiee ID the island. Is attend to calls AL s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
NEW TEMPLATE WORKING
ESTABLISHMENT.

FINHE subscribers wnuid respectfully inform the
l. inhabitants of Jefferson county and vicinity,
thar they have commenced tbs zIN-I'LA To
COPIERSSsAND BRASS
TORKfNG ID BUSINESS, at N6sk l and 2 " Mil
lers Row, where they will keep constantly on hand
general assortment Of thcir Wares which they
will sell al wholesale or retail at Unprecedented
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
ID. E. ShipIey & Co.,
NJ nRCHAMTT TAIL s,

M 3U3 BalltHofc Street fdrR door lecsE Of L5cTy 81
BALTIMORE, Nh.
KEEPS constanilv-on hand general assortment.
IN Of READY MADE CLOTHING Of superior
quality Wholesale and retail.
Sseptemherl3 lSi9-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23

TIHE subscribers, in addition % their Stock Of
Il celebrated WINES imported By lhs late s.
Messersnith, are now receiving direct from Messfs
Newton, Gordon, Cassart & Co of: Maaetra a Sc
lection Of CHOICE HINES otlaeir oval mporta-
ton, among which may be enumerated as ioloHs:
bids
10 ii. casks ot the finest Old Lofden Particu-
aetarr+ Lar MadeiFa
hhds, l0f sup Reserve Ala.leira of the
ar. casks vintage 81 1888
Bids,
0r. casks yafsnp old Buaf Maieira
octaves
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
B0ofs amd Shocs,

comprising about li50 cases and cartoons d every
description ot GOODS in tkis line all III which
wereseleeted and purchased by lone practically &C.
Quainted wilt the hlsiness ] rleir sInck Of ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
ESnahe 4 SsaehIc.

Grand md square E'ihno Forte manufacturers
Mis- s, Gland H Eutalt sts BAL 1I!lIORE, Df4.
mo- surpassed " aby i he c ssS pr beaa a
Of STYLE deiioacy of touch, and power and quality
Of tone.
sg Wholesale dealers furnished ION the most
favorable terms. Sept q. 14i9.-lY.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
Tailoring Business,

TINE subscriber begs leaysytn inform Ills friends
Il and lile public in general that for The future
he al ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-23
Tsls Ey.are AMI Sfores

Best prieegiren for old CoPPER AND Bass, at
his stand opposite VIM. Stabler & Bros, Fairfax
street, Alexandria
ENocH GRIMES.
Alexandria June 81 1S50-ltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09

By Private Wilde of the B!cs The Senate of the L.
States: Qnyoc in dchae chvarous III vapors c.fai!c in
counsel Sub they deliberate aore they resolve,
bur the sine qua Of all their efforts s sefaggranze
lncnt DE gns'ibns EST dsputandum.
By H. Il. Dickinson, of the Blues. The MON Nothing
can preserve il but strict adherence 10 lhe constitution
By Thomas Lambert, honorary member) The Cons,u-
tion II our pilots will observe this chart and shape their
course accordingly there need be apprehensons for the
safety of our good ship, the Union.
BY John II. Burch of the Blues The Petersburg Vol
uneers OF 1879 Our glory would be- caled Into
service, TO do Bieger service than they did.
ny nm old Blue for the younger ones. The annexation
trade Let us lay mn embargo the "ioeign bur by all
means encourage the domestic"
BY John A. Smith, honorary member) California May
er desire for Unlon be gated and then what dust
she will kick up
ny ti T.. Watson, Honorary member) The Constitution
OF The United States faithfully executed The onv shield
required 10 secure ench State its rights. "Esto per-
petnd.
By c. W. Purcell honorary nember.) Lieutenant John
e. James Mrih places her finger her lip when Memory
nsks the tribute of tenr.
BY John v Hardwicke (honorary member) The Presi-
dent of the United States His onward courses may
be forward
BY Corporal Wheeley The memory of Wila,, Richard.
son, first captain Mny the mention of that make
US always united family.
BY Martin NJ. Lipscomb of the Blues Our old
der, George II. Tompkins better born
and the Blues never had better friend.
BY Vim. Mitchell, Jr The memory of the Rev'd John
Buchanan, The friend Of The Blues.
BY NJ. p. Taylor, of the Blues America The child of
repnblcanisn may she be the mother Of republics.
BY Sergeant Riddick Of the Blues The memory Of
Lieutenant John e. James: Possessed Of noble and gener
heart in his dea IN The Blues have sustained epa
abe loss Ills memory will live fresh in the hearts Of every
Blue.
IS Private Wilde. The fair seS: "The garden was Wild
and man the hermit sighed till woman smiled"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
THE FOURTH.

In Saturdays paper barely had time to mention that
Mt the African Church. on the 4th Mr. Roscoe b. Heath
delivered highly interesting address previous TO reading the
Declaration oil independence We would now remark, that
composition the address erse and finished at times
highly eloquent and throughout marked by fine taste The
of delivery the theme of general admiration In
sentiment such the entire audience seemed to ap
prove Mr. H. took occasion oude to the unhappy con-
troversy going between the North and South and
whilst expressing deep attachment to the Union Indignantly
denounced the efforts of the feesoers to despoi us OF
our rights He seemed to carry the audience with him,
whenever he touched this chord
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
MARRIED.,
MANNED ON AL, instant by Rev Philip Courtney Mr. CHAEir-
RICHARDSON 10 MIS-; SUSAN j. GENTRY, both Of this city
GMEAr AMEMiCAV ENGla GgMI.

Nd MECHANICAL WORK, cs: published in ccdiaE :'ic.
"A cens Subscribers, 81 10 nvn.suhSc .ibefs
PART of "Spccriens The Scnc, Iron cad Timber D:c
Cui:ers, Sc, oil the Ine! SIZES fa
roads" oy George DGFsan Architect ana Civil Engineer
The pre.-nt r2.i beauii1: e1ccued paE, siefe
and srctious Bridge ttree n C and oae
Of 100 ee the Delaware Saw Mil Rt ~ The iIe o. "
New YORK and Erie Railroad with prcfcitions e-'naies
y B-Wi,r p.cssD 0i.b part g:ea iccinsa
the AppExp!x Cor 'Theo.cuca and Pracici Treatise o. BIZ.
Bulding" &c consisting Of pans, elevations cNgs
details Of iron obliqur arch 3o iee span dr,,s
street Manchester OH the line the Manchester ei
railroad. specimen sheet oi the ietief pres ~ @ w M ~
DIX with en Introductory tie afpcano" u . - 10"
road structures .,... -. r,r- : r,-. n er,s.
benef: TO the engineering profession genefy anu cle.' -
tv, in nr,e,cnf enrinecrns mcchanca knoe c 10 rr
stri.es us that /; would require years OF ao. ann Pi
art of ynuns engincer prepare he AMI cne te
formation that .;i embodied N hs vera ~ "a. es
- ~. 49, c,, of 50 'Sesxfc 4urtc5, Jtryet 10 l-o1
' s With This subject (nn RiIrosj S;rn:iurcsl "s '
- cn at,enipn Nit Dreams 'aiushs ad f~e'
@ exhibiting draTgIny with fun descriptions o 's =
[ sons iron woud biisc. yiadncts tunnr GU et.'
~ ,hs -sro,is In the United Safes Mr. Dussan is an s'ci
rb;er, and Civi! Engineer who from Ireland 20 ts cow
% erercisr his profession; but finding railroad CONSTRUCTION e
different thar 10 which ne ha been accasi
nrone he appiel himself the study oi ouf SYSTEM ari ~.
hi. researches investigations embodied in tis work.
| calculated 10 The sXgenclss ci engineers ana 70 as
len -h;smen bridge builders mechanics AMI students
fEtl1 York Journal q Commerce. fs,rt1ry a. le5!
Published by nr,1n5h DCeea.,,
ard .,hsr rptnns forwarded. JnlT i--c4..
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
~--.--.--~-~~@~o>~@.~
MONnay MORNING JULY q, 1850.
Ed,,or,a, Correspondence.


On PoIsT HorEL, 9TH july, 1851
In the vast crowd last night having lost sight OF oui
friend Cunningham of The Portsmouth Pilot, who had th'
notes. could not send you, designed tho prelminaf!
proceedings yesterday of the Convention OF Delegates aS
sembled at half pas S. P NJ July 4th lsao to conside
the expediency of establishing direct trade win Europe
and of organizing on Ocean Steam Navigation Company
On motion of Mr. James Lyons of Richmond Col WIN
Garrett of Norfolk was called the Chair, and Jno )
Cunningham of Portsmouth, appointed Secretary
On motion OF Dr. VIM. Collins Of Portsmouth, the mem
bes Of Congress present. and other gentlemen from couh
ties not specially represented in Virginia Maryland an'
North Carolina invited take seats in the Conven
tion
The Convention then consisted of about lou delegates
from various portions of the State.
Mr. LYONS addressed few eloquent and appropriate re-
marks in behalf of the great object In vew and on his mo-
ton resolved that permanent organization
committee be appointed report the names of officers
the Convention
The chair appointed the following the committee -
Nlessrs James Lyons VIM Collins J. P. Young of Ports
mouth; George Blow and A. Mhado of Norfolk; Robt u
Scott Chas S. Morgan, and JOS R. Anderson of Richmond
and Joseph Segur and George Booker of Elizabeth City
who after retiring, reported the following officers of The
Convention:
For Presiaent-Horace l. Kent of Richmond.
Vice Presidents-Conway Whittle of Norfolk; r. W.
Baugh of Portsmouth; r. G. Scott of Richmond; H. n
Meade of Petersburg Joseph Segar of Hampon Thomas
l.. Preston of Abingdon.
Secretaries-wm. F. Ritche of Richmond; Sam + Saw
yer of Norfolki Thos g. Broughton Of Norfolk; John D
Cunningham Of Portsmouth; WIN; E. Cunningham of Nor
folk; R. H. Gallaher Of Richmond.
Mr. Kent took the Chair and returned thanks in most
appropriate manner
On motion OF Mr. Lyons II was
Resolved That committee of thirteen be appointed 10
prepare and report business for the Convention tomorrow
The following gentlemen appointed said committee;
James Lyons r. G. Scott Conway Hhi!tle, WIN. Collins
Joseph r. Anderson, Thos L. Preston John Williams OF Pc
tersburg; R. K Meade, Geo. Blow, 4. Mhado OF Norfolk;
Y Mason, Arthur r. Smith of Portsmouth and Sam
T. Sawyer.
The Convention then eoquenty addressed by Judge
J. Y Mason and Messrs R. G. Scott jus. Lyons and Geo
Blow who were called speak.
Mr.. Lyons stated that he requested by Gen. Bank
head the Commandant Of the Fort offer TO the Conven-
tion for their use the Chapel in the Fort and his motion
was Resolved That this Convention adjourn to-day
adjourn IL A. NJ Tomorrow In Fortress Mon
roe.
The thanks the Convention rendered 10 General
Bankhead for his courtesy and the Convention adjourned
The second days proceedings being long for insertion
to-day will be published tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
For Wt Enquire
C,0OcUJ lND cOrNTy

7.
Msssra Editors-Among The number of thai iate
been presented the people of this district gentlemen
suitable represent in the State Convention hc
tnr in October for the purpose amending the Con
sitution of Virginia have vet rha. ii Car.
Fleming. Esq, Of Goochland.
Although is well known that Mr. Fleming is the c!il,
of large portion OF the people of this county, and pcl;,
Of The district yet owing thar accustomed nodrsy which
always characterzes the great mind he has heretofore
suffered his be used in connexion with political
fairs But now whsn party feeling should be- laid aside AMI
oil should unite upon altar, and the public GOO.
be only polar star irrespective of the wishes of asiiyan4
and fanatics hope Mr. Fleming will lend his aid ant
influence. Those who acquainted with him, know hin,
10 be semade man, with powerful intellect. business h1
bits and that he has filed several Offices in the county
with cred, to himself and honor his comfy Mr.. Flem
ings public life has enabled him cultivate the acquain
tance OF nearly every in the county an! hs conduct
has been such win the and affection Of all
know him. Let him but proclaim himself now though late
n candidate, and there BE- doubt Of his election.
VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
E u IL e * A .
e UN z Is a.
SroISSG 10 relate method length discovered ard

SToSSISG relate method has at length been discovered aai
"A brought perfection, BY which DAGUERREOTFPES OF
copies MAJ obtained after the frs; one is SECURED TIE names
inventions when paper, "TAIBOTYPE ara .'3
an on glass are called by inventors YALoTYPE
We have appointed the only and prepared 10 @
copies Dasuercotypcs, Scene Paintings SC from the 1 "
life down the smallest miniature either paper or glass ana
lerei the Those glass admirably ~
microscopic exhibitions from their richness Of tolc ai s
outline willis, the paper afford the advantages for auhg
which the finest surpa The putic are
call and see the specimens on paper al l39 Main street sigs
vernon the Daguerrean GALLERY of Wai A. rhhii -
PS-Allari as usual, the New York prices -;
magnificent northern combination kyl:sr Ess la'' ess
and Is Iow II By ~. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
FoR THE ESarIRER.
To the Citizens Of hing and Queen, EaSer. Janhrrs

TO Me LAlsenS q hing and t{uten, EaSer Hlthrrs aT
.IidfIeser.
candidate. fellow citizens of the
which district ia entitled In the Convention be held
the reformation of the Constitution OF Stale and having
already addressed The people Of Essex and Mdcsex and
laid before hen for their consideration the subjects of
form which deem essential in the remodena the organ
ic law Of the Commonwealth, shall seek the earliest %
ponuny OF meeting with my fellow citizens of King ana
views which entertain upon these questions hch
tally affect only their own but the interest and harp
those who them and the adoption
OF which, f!, shall be yon good pleasure give lh
which nsprc shall urge with all the zeal and ab
y have The command oi Your obt serv't..
MUSGOE GARNETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
"THE DAILY Sun

This ia the title o penny paper Just started In ihs ry,
by A. F. Crntchfed and J. W Culey, both practical prn
crs The first number issued Saturday last Ii Is
small sheet neutral in politics. be issued day al two
cents per COPY The number before is neatly gotten M
and exhibits much taste and ingenuity on the part ot the
Editors Ii is well filled with excellent reading matter good
editorials and interesting letters from correspondents IN
Charleston Baltimore and Washington, with graphic reports
of dongs at the Mayors Court, &c, DC. The enerprze
certainly deserves encouragement and we welcome the
"Sun" to the newspaper field hoping that its rays will long
continue TO light up with knowledge the dark paths OF g
norance and enable its projectors reapa golden harvest
while spreading information before the people The follow
ing is an extract from the opening address OF the Editors
"As PARTY politicians and christians have indi
yidua opinions and faith These OF coue we never com
promise all At occasions advocate and defend at all
hazards What Is that the columns OF his
paper the for such discussion Physi-
clan need lecture his patient political economy; nor
an advocate eghen his client on commerce or agriculture
deeply that the captain OF ohs packet we
nre on board good seaman but he be Wing or De-
mocrat And II is of little moment TO us, whether The
architect who plans the aborers who build the residence
In which we live be Presbyterian Methodist or Bap-
ts All such questions irrelevant TO his competence or
fidelity
I'm the patriotic the party of the term politics. in
even the denomnationa Of religion; both may be dis
coyeabe every page of this paper And further in both
these Senses and all in so far as they are consider
ed items Of ners, they may SHINE In every column
peculiar opinions or those OF any party or any
subject whatever we not pledged to support"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09

IN ycuANcERY-yIRGINIA AT a Circuit Superior Court
ssi Chane.ry continued by adjournment, and holden FOR
he ,,ay Of jane Guy and City oi Williamsburg al The Court
House I'd said civ Wednesday, the 18th day OF May lS5O
A Capran late Sheriff York county, and COMMITTEE anu
Aaa.a .,4,i, ., Rots5, Densufvc deceased, Plaintiff
r ~.
lA, Deasule his right, and ADMINISTRATOR OF Jonn
ceased Wilson Jones' in his own right ana he saia
Wlla,. aud .ry his WIFE and Eliza Pryor, Defendants
r her things dscreed in this II" Is oIered thai ine
r ,ger 10 cause advertisement Ia be published ot eih
ne Richmond Enquirer, newspaper puoshed ~ e oiiy
R,b sri ~ ,,ie AZ the door Of the Court House OF
r W r on Court days, for all pers9ns who
Vie S ecease 10 come in prove and exhibit the for set
ansa beiors the Commissioners or before the lsh day Of
M in The wear 1880 ami default OF their coming IN TO prove
e lime above named they all TO be excluded the
ne6 decree bu, the coming IN 10 prove te
bs parties suit before they 10 be admitted ere
~ to contribute lhr plaintiffs their portion Of the expenses Of
iAu C se!ei - me Conmlse oner." Extract
TIL q COGBILL, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09
wM. NJ. MOODY. NJ c.
lX eaAxcERY-vIRolNIA:-I In The circul. Superior Co

Ii CaAXCERY-yIRGiSIA:- the Circuit Superior Court
r,oa Tie i, day Of April 1850:
Ill., admnisraor Dc bonis with the will annexed OF
James 7 Wilkinson, decsased riaihin :
Ella Ene Caroline De Endse and Louisa De Endee Defs
AMI Bacon Tais, Plaintiff
Ea De Ease Caroline De End.e and Louisa De Endee Des
before alag their answers they by counsel suggest
@ Cont ha, tie cnpainanu sustain their claim nave in tne
asr.i record, nrough, from the second District Court o.
New Orleans AMI State louisiana portion Of which record 10
m a' mentioned document tAl being the record Of sl iroIn
& ere'e The sa defendants BY their counsel moved The
uar conc the compliments file with their said bills copy
u IA VI The record which they have omitted to file as aore
io' before he Of this Court on pain OF having he
M M ~ 4-ai'n Caroline DE Endee, and Eliza DE Eniee moved
y 9i lot permission file their answers which permission
:N ''a On the condition that is not 10 delay he trial OF
: e an said defendants filed their answers accordingly 10
r Plaintiffs sevetally replied generally and these causes
49, 'omon OBJECT ia ordered that they be hereafter pro
9sher and appearing TO the sans,acuon o .ne 1ou
y ds have respectively proceeded in the mode pIeseSioeH
appear and answer their respective bills on motion o tht
@ counsel their respective bills are taken for confessed
'ai bills a>aken fo confessed as TO the dee'dan Ion,ss
ne OF the defendants, Caroline DE Endee, an
4. WIS srs"ea by e"nnse on cons,derson whereof hr
G II; Il this deciding any Of The questions of law presented
W. Mse"asioae Court IIcz Ford. do audit, and
nena due TO The said plaintiffs under the DEGREES OF c
n 'our' referred ~ IN the said bills, applying as credit Al
= se,irey received by them from the executors of Henry
h-ee deceased, otherwise bringing up the Interest cacula
August 1871 which accounts Inc ta.u co,m o
% :ei deemed pertinent by himself or which may be re
'' be so stated BY any Of the parties Copy Tesie,
B. B woODSoS, Clerk.
:, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
IN 'ie' neEesed in the foregoing decree Of Hill adminsn
y, DE Endee TAFT, same, will please TAXI
.. have appointed Monday the 9th day OF July next be
Court House for the taking Of the accounts therein
az winch time and place they will attend with their vouch
.r &c; $, as enable the commissioner TO execute tn,
%ared o. him Ii from any the accounts should
day fhavu
G ne month, wach time The report viii; be made u2.
-~-'>-e2aw3w HEZ FORD, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-09

To Tie Editors Of The EhquITeT'
We nominate and recommend Col Jesse Hargrave n OF
Sussex county, the Voters the District composed OF e
ser Suy and Greensye as suitable to he elected
TO the State Convention Col Hargrave needs no eulosy
where he is known but would say to those not acauain
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