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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

CONTESTED DEMONSTRATING Frauds WIN
B. Read esq, the late Wing candidate for Dstric
Attorney OF Philadelphia city and county, is about tc
contest the election OF MIR Kneass Democrat, his sue
cessul competitor; and his allegations filed in The
Court ofQuarter Sessions, be true, the elective fran
ehse has been most grossly outraged in that city, The
following are some OF his allegations:
That 293 votes were duly poled for VIM. B. Reed
In the township OF West Philadelphia, insteaa of2I3
as retuped by The Judges, making difference offs
votes, and that Horn +. Rueass received in the SUI
ward, hensngton, 235 votes, instead OF 23S, as re-
turned, making difference of S votes
That in the ID ward, Moyamensng, the officers
falsely returned large number of votes viz: 242 a,
having been cast, when. in fact no such votes were
cast.
That in the I'd ward, Moyamensing, 1873 votes and
upwards were deposited for VIM. B. Reed, whereas
the officers OF the election have traudulently returned
but 81 The remainder being destroyed or returned ol
HON R. Kneass.
That the officers THE I'd ward, Moyameusing. at
ter The tickets, with the name of VIM b. Reed wen
prepared tor counting destroyed at least 100 thereof
and substituted tickets with the name of Horn R
kneass.
That the judge of the election in the I'd ward Nov.
amensing being unable read or write did not coun
or assist an counting the separate tickets, but did
count such bundles had been prepared for counting
by the other officers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
THE CONVENTION.

Yesterday, nothing was done in the Conven-
ton, save the announcement of the standing
committees, list of which the reader will find
in the regular report. The various resolutions
previously submitted and laid on the table, and
some new ones, were referred to their respective
committees, which, we presume, will now be bu-
silly engaged, unless the proposition to adjourn the
Convention to some future day shall prevail. We
cannot say what is the sentiment of a majority of
members on this subject; but, with such variety
of matters as are before the body, and with SO
small prospect as seems to exist, of an adj
journment before the LIST of February, we do not
see the necessity of the adjournment, even adj
hitting, in the fullest degree, the importance OF
having the census statistics before determining the
basis question. We suppose the question of adj
journment will be decided when the Auditor
makes his reply to the resolution offered by Mr.
Summers on Saturday, calling for a statement Of
the probable time within which the information
furnished by the census can be obtained
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
The Wing returns to it's spetty warfare, -

The Wing returns to its "petty warfare with
the Times, which, few days ago, it formally re.
nounced for what it termed "more important pur-
suits" We see nothing in its article of yester-
day, requiring further notice at our hands, and are
perfectly content to let our little controversy rest
where it now stands. The Wing continues to ap-
prove of Mr.. Washington Hunts position before
the Wing party Of New York. and of the Union.
We, on the contrary, still hold him to have forfeit
ed every claim to the countenance of Southern or
National Wings, by joining in the Seward move
ment against tbs Fugitive Slave law. We stand
upon the position so nobly taken by the Wash.
ington Republic, journal now deservedy enjoy
ing the confidence of Mr.. Fillmore's Administra-
ton, that either the repeal the essential modfi-
cation OF the law will destroy, and ought to de
stroy, all attachment to the Union in the South
Mr.. Hunt is for the Essential modification" and
we therefore renounce him.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29


STEALING Box OF GooDs.-On Saturday officers
l. b. White and Pearce arrested free negro on board
freight boat Lady of the Lake." upon the charge of
embezzlmg box of goods valued at 800 consigned bv
schaer d Co. OF this city to John Thompson, ofGoocl
and Court House. appeared in evidence yesterday that
Tie BOAT belongs to Mr.. j. Thompson-that the priso-
net VINO cias to be tree and answers to the name of
george Washngton1 has been employed since March
last as hand on board the boat--that in the absence
OF the head man, on the 2lst of September last. he
tpeofge Washlngton,) received a box of goods on
board from Schaer q Co. the receipt whereof he ac-
knowledge by his mark but took care to repre-.
sent hseltas the head of the boat, thereby en-
deaVourlng to throw the offence upon the innocent
shoulders OF the absent head The evidence being
ol Inc most positive nature against the prisoner the
mayor Yesterday sent him before the Hastings Court
lor examination, naming the 18th proximo as the day
on which the Justices would take cognizance Of the
case,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

CHALorrEsyf11E. Oct % 1870
Grand Djr;sion SIMS f Temnoranna $3.50, a. az,
~ y temperance annual Meet
s-D"'''o"V CV'ce'S-inefease OF tie Order
Important 0ecasaon-1ature meetings. Unioersity
V;rn;n e'ianu DVisioh OF lhe oons OF Temperance Of
nesday and adjourned tonniah mere on wed
most ;mnortont rassone, - - - ~ was ohe OF the
attended bv ahnt 900 daacaas OGy eyer ne and was
ton Of The STATE iioli almost sVery por-
The tolIowno off;oors ,,,o.o oIoo..,e
e oiio"ihg oiilcefs were elected Tor the ensuing
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

GENrEEL FEMALE THlEF.-Oflicer Crawey of the
18th ward arrested aspruce looking young woman
named Caharme Flynn in the of stealing piece of
calico from the store door OF Stephen Haf in Houston
street the officer in overhaulng her luggage found 1855
yards OF muslin and long shawl in her possession all
OF which issupposed to have been stolen The goods
can be seen at the lth district police station Catha-
rine was committed by Justice Timpson.
The case of this feminine worthy ought 10 be
referred to the notable conclave at Worcester.
Under the principles there proclaimed, we think
she could make out a strong case. The Wor-
cester "hell-cats" announce the dogma that
women are entitled 10 all and singular the privi-.
leges and immunities now accorded the mas.
outline sex. The great object, of course, is to
bring about perfect equality in the enjoyment
of every conceivable liberty. Now, it is unde-
nlabe that, under the present organization of So
clety, the men commit a great many more thefts
than the women. Let Catherine, then. Law her
petition before the Worcester Convention, and
solicit contribution to enable her to meet the
penalty of volunteering to carry out their princi
pies. With little encouragement, she, and
others that may be found, would gladly undertake
to restore the equilibrium between the sexes in
the matter of filching muslin and shaws.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

On the North Western confines of the city NAV be
seen at all seasons, one OF the most highly cultivated
Market Gardens probably to be found within limits
OF the State. 1t is known as the Buchanan's Stirring
Garden" from the circumstance that near the Southern
boundary one of the finest and bodest springs gushes
out from the base of gently undulang Ilock This
spring takes its name from Parson Buchanan gentle-
man who, though long since gathered to his fathers
nevertheless lives in the memory and hearts of the pre-
sent generation, and will be remembered by those who
shall come after us. This garden has been made to
bloom and blossom like the rose for several wears
past, under the skillul management OF Mr.. Quentin
Blan,a Scotchman by BIRTH and therefore, in no wise
related to the somewhat popular and rather celebrated
Mary Blame, who, we believe is claimed to be notive
born divinity ofthe sunny South.
In this garden may be SEEN in ts season. every sne
cIes OF vegetable, in its greatest perfection and from its
wei Tiled helds are our citizens daily indebted for am
pie supplies OF good and wholesome products.
But, surrounded as Mr.. Blain unuuestonablv is bv q
smiling landscape, well filled gamers, and fruitful fields
yet his cup OF happines is not full In the dead of
night the despoier comes nthlessy pulls up his cboces
cabbages, and bears them off, roots and all. One Of
the fellows, however le in the hands of Mr. Blain sa
tnIday morning last was brought before the Mavor
yesterday, and visited the Valley, where he was
~ appears tIaL Nlr. Il, had
missed so many cabbages that he determined to paca
sentinels around the garden Saturday morning abou
4 O'clock whilst stout yong Milesan was lvino il
an asparagus bed, waiting for the approach Of dav J
stout negro fellow entered the garden with hao and
proc eeding to help himself The young sentry waited
I'LL he had cut three heads, of cabbage and then arose
with MS gun and ordered the rogue 10 "stand and
deliver" The rogue's knees smote topether-ba could
neither stand or deliver-but he made amendssbv con-
tossing that he had stolen SO cabbages but would never
do again.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
COMMERCIAL EC0Rss!~
RICHMOND MARKETS Oct. IA.

TOBACCO-Market continues brisk, without snv
changein prices. READ e. BaRxsn.4rs
FLOuR-We note sales Of Richmond superfine at
50 70; and OF Scotteyille "a 81 on The Basin -
Receipts moderate for the season, and but lille de-
mand ~
WHEAT-Red ~ 90, White 81 o5 per bushel.
COX -ihere is a good demand and priceshave adj
SsanSfd' We quote at 70 cents per bushel. IS cents
V offered iornew Corn by the disiilers
CORN MEAL.--S0 cents per bushel,
iS'--We quote45 to so cts per ,bashel- ssca4cs~
"a good demand for distiling, al 70 centspe
htshel for anextra prime article 4 NJ
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

NATURALIZATION IN New YoRK-The number of
foreigners VINO have, since the commencement of the
York to become citizens of the United States is 5s9
aud the number oithose who have already taken oui
the hnai papers necessary to citizenship is $751; In the
of9e OF the CLERK Of the Superior Court the num-
her Of na'urazatonsi the length oil time is 332
while the declarations are $685. making total for the
city $50 declarations and 1913 natugalizations
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

CASE OF EDWARD GoLDsNITH.-The MAYORS Court
was yesterday occupied several hours in the farther
animation OF Edward Goldsmith. All the implements
ound IN his carpet bag and trunk We're spread out and
great was the rush OF curious to behold them
MI j. H. Gilmer appeared for the prisoner, and Mr..
JOS. mayor Tor the commonwealth After thorough
Investigation, the Court determined to hold Goldsnith
bail IN the sum of $500, as man of i'll fame and
name, and in default of security, committed him to
jail
Inc MAYOR then read the petition which the prs
oner had qualified to- and upon the verify of which Judoe
CaskIe had granted writ of habeas corpus on FRIDAY
last The petition contained several aega tons which
his Honour stated he should proceed to prove TO be
false.
Mr.. GILMER stated that he had carefully drawn ,bo
memorial and had advised his client qualify TO it.
He went into an ingenious argument to show that the
allegations contained in the memorial were strictly and
technically true.
Mr. MAYO said that in swearing that he had heen il
legally arrested and without examination and nroooss
OF law imprisoned, the prisoner had unopestionahlv
committed perjury but he had taken the oath at The
lnstance-the mistaken instance-of his counsel the
criminal intent might be wanting.
Inc MAYOR. thereupon stated that he should dis
charge the prisoner as to the charge of perjury but held
nm 10 ball. as indicated above, as man Of i'll fame
and NAME
The commemorative Attorney (Mr. Mayo, paid
ofneer I. b. White, high and deserved commitment
tor the address and dextery he had evncsd in the
tue OF Goldsmith and consequent Illustration Of tho
designs OF the three burglars who had reached the city
on Sunday the Goth inst, with the fearful nuemen,s,
then in possession of the Court
The MAYOR likewise took occasion publicly to ex
press his lively appreciation OF the services Of officers
White and Mier-"for," said his Honour, "Alr. Mil
Ter likewise shares the honour of the arrest Of Cold
smith,"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Schr Merchant, Couch New York, sundrles TO Will
Wortham, Brooks & Bell, H A Watt Dove & lsaaes
Nash q Woodhouse, Davenport, Allen & Co, And.
Pzzlnl, & Bennett d Co, Ladlam & w atson, Valentine
Robertson, Merchant, Mace d Winston, Morris &
Bro Butler & Bransiord, w D Blair, Williams & CIai
borne, w Taylor, Gennett &, James, Rankin & Whit
Roberts, Donop, Moncure q Co, J Crane Son. A
DuvaI, Cranz, Massie & White, Tinsley & Bryant,
Vanew q Taylor, IL Skinker, Edmond d Daven-
butler q linsey, E. Wortham x Co, II w TYLER, Fl
w; Fry, A Lee, j Dooley, Crenshaw q Bro, and to
order. "'" ~
Schr M J Fardy, Tlravers, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr Mercy Taylor, Niekerson, Boston,
Schr Miranda, North, BALTIMORE
Schr Mary Adeline, Powers, Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Oct 2s.-Cleared schrs Richmond
and Alvarado Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

NJ TAhE CARE OF YoUR HAEg.-If any
af ourreaders troubled with andryF thin or weak
aitsSssir aenid advise item III try FLEpcHER's Has
cate dandru prevent the hair from failing off or turn
ing grey, aud make the coarssst hair soft and pabe
r, Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by WIILlAal
LETcHER under the American Hotel; also 10 be had at
gists, Richmond, Thos Fl. Rosser Petersburg, ino il
Lew, Lynehburg, and VIM. Smith, Raleigh, N c.
Price so cents per bottle oc 26
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

For iour weeks past the weather has been most de.
lghuI, though streets aud roads have been dur.
ing the greater portion of the time, exceedingly dusty
On Yesterday copious rain fell in this neighborhood
which was very grateful 10 the farmers who were be-
well.-Char. Adu "0 W
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

SALE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AcNwe in.
vie special attention to the sale of agricultural jmpe-
ments, &c, TO be made public auction TODAY A. tho
shop lately occupied by Mr.. J. K Parker, on the Dock
between 18th aud 18th streets. BY reieren " the adj
vertlsement, (Which will be found amongst the aucsop
sales o-day0 it will be seen that the sale embra.
many articles valuable alike to the Farmer and he Ma
chanic
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

Tue New York Express ofSaturday afternoon says
Mrs. Fillmore and son in this city on their way
to Washington. The White House as yet has had nc
lady tenant under this administration Mrs Fillmore
not having been in Washington since the death of &c.
neral TAYLOR - w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
llEEI.

At Natchez. Mississippi, on the 18th inst. Mr..
BENJAMIN +. COCHRAN, of this city, IN the 43d
year OF his age He was in truth the nobest work OF
God, Fan honest man.
as South Carolina, Alabama and Mississippi pa
pers please copy. -
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29


lNTRODUCTlON.-On the 18th Of May, 1885
r. b,andreth for the first time, made known in the
VEGETABLE UNIVERSALaPu4LS. HeIeit them
to stand or tall by their own merits, e made no al
luson to any other medicine; simple facts were stated
and the following principle laa down as the Bran
drethian Theory, viz: that all whether of ,ha
sG'ach or bowels, enlargement the joints rheumatic
aiieciohs, cu'aneous eruptlons yspeptic complaints
or whatever other forms such l5ca disease nnts IN
were nothing more than so man. symptoms Of disor
dered state Of the constitute mn that his Mills which
were discovered in England N ls5l were noedirina
that had the effect orestorinAthe cDytnton 10 he's b
and vigor, simply by removing alt Ed and acrjmonions
humors from the blood by the stSsAacb and Bowels
The American public have now ma5 ATRIAL Of This medi
cine tor nearly ten years. and have t5nd hat the med
cine is not all humbug The pairons8e DR. Brandre,h
uay experiences proves that the m@Slcine gives uni
M. BRANcf4SR Richmond Va.
Only authorised whoesal%and retail agent,
NO. east Nam street, corner oppos 10 Old Market
country Agents and Planters can b supplied at New
-oAN pii'o'' Sc II
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

Various important measures are proposed TO the
next Missouri Legislature Among them are a reason
able homestead exemption law the election of Judges
by the people the repeal OF the law limiting the OF
interest to six per cent the repeal of the small note
law the Reorganization OF the Bank OF Missouri and
limited partnership law
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

STEALING SHIRTs.-John Myer, very decent look
ing young white man, was yesterday brought before the
Mayor upon the charge Of stealing from VIM. Craw-
ley, This fellow lodger0 three Shirts One Of the shirts
was identified upon the prisoner and he was according
y sent before the Hastings Court for trial on the 18th
November next.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

TEXAS MANUFAeTUREs.-Man are flourish
10y IN some parts OF Texas AT the village of VincenIs
Town, In Rusk county, mandatory OF articles OF
IRON ware has been established, and wool -cardjng
Martin have put up machinery for II he manufacture Of
woolisn mattresses
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

DUNLOP, MONCURE & co ask the attention
OF dealers their auction sale of Groceries, &c. this
morning at 10 o'clock. oc 30
ENGG BOILERS ON STANDS OR PLAIN,
IA just received at
oc % enters.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

The Union Meeting will take place at Castle Garden
on wednesday evening next and the signatures 10 the
OF names than was ever before appended TO a call lo
public meeting.--W Y EyNess
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

THE OFFICE OF THE ssSOUTtJ n % SFr
PLANTER" has been removed TO 18th street betweeni
Main and Cary sreets-next door above the Office OK
the Richmond Times a.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

AUCTION NOTICE.-The attention of deal
ers housekeepes, and the public is invited 10 the sal
OF Fluid Lamps, GrandoIes and Rich French Flower
Vases, Nc, to take place This Morning, at No. Sc
Main street, commencing at 10 O'Clock The sale is
positive, and the lot will be closed without reserve.
oc 30 GEO. J. SUMNER Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

WARM BATHS F1ErcurR's Ba,bino Estah-.
shment, under the American Hotel is open dally
from A. M. to 10 P. M. Single baths Csc, or i've
tickets for 81. 7oe IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
CfgY a. II FAIR y
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
1heillends o! Internal Improvement and especially
those who desire 10 connect the city oi Richmond and
the tide-waer country generally with the great West
propose TO hold meeting this (ruesday) evening. a,
the Exchange Concert Room, at O'clock They
earnestly invite the people OF Richmond to attend =
we are authorized TO say that the meeting will be adj
dressed by the following gentlemen. viz Hon Geo
w. Summers Allen T. Caperton, Benz. H. Smith
H. j. Fisher, VIM. Smith and others. Mr.. Shaw the
accomplished Engineer will also be prGent and give
some important information as TO the character of tie
routes, upon which he is engaged between Covington
and the Ohio River.
" adssWortll, Turner & Co. Kent Paine & Kent
John Thompson HUGH w Frv
Massie a. White W 8 q r. honoao
Winston Il Jones John Tones
Hugh A, Watt Lewis Hill
Smith d. Roberts Bacon Tai
AS yin;,! Y. spotis Nicholas Mills
Wpliams o. Claiborne Brooks & Bell
Hubbard, Gardner q Carl e. FL. Skinker
ION Sampson Jones
reyton johnson Willingham & Elicit
H. e. C. Baskerville Purcell, Ladd g. GO
John Womble Bnford Wovo 3, plai,
Keen, Chds s. Co. Thns. r. Price d Co
Mitchell g. Tyler Dove & lsaacs
DIqdley " Johnson VIM. F. Butler g. Co.
Word, Ferguson & Banks. John Dooey
dale G. ]. Sinton & Co.
Read & Barksdae David Currie
:; W randolph w. w. Woodbridge
~, ~; 5. Gay Sam. Pu,ney
1hos. Mathews Poitiaux Robinson
fienry w. Quarles Beers g. Poindexter
lanes Lyons Haxall & Bro
john IN; Gordon d Son John r. Tripleu & Son
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

AT Cars Hill, county of York, on Thursday, the
9Th October, by the Rev. John G. Carter, EATON
NANCE, Esq, OF the city of Richmond TO Miss
ANN ELIZA Walden, of Y rk county.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

aag REMOVABLE. D. BERNARD has 70
moved his BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
TO me tenement on 18th street, adjoining the office Of
the Richmond Times - =
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

LIZ An unusual number of vagrsnss and drunkards
We're yesterday before the Mayor Old offenders We're
sent to jan, whilst new ones were DISCHARGED 18th IN
structions.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

CoNcERrs.--We invite attefsion to the concerts Of
the Corneross Family, at -Bosler's Hail. Those TO-.
OF music cannotspend4os 5sas re pleasalTfy than
by attending the concerts Of this interesting family
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
SOMETHING NExU


The mixture discovered by the renowned General
Iwlggs, for changing Grey Hair to its original color
we understand, has failed in single instance from
having the desired effect, where it has been properly
applied tdoes not dye the hair but Sc ems TO oper-
ate upon the roots and restore the hair to its natural
color
Fletcher, under the American Hotel has obtained
tor sale at so cent each oc 90 y
NOIICE.-The Committee on Shockoe Hill
~ Market will receive proposals until Saturday next
"a OF November, for removing the scale-house at
Shockoe hill Market to the city lot across Marshall 81
and removing the Office of the Clerk OF the Market and
placing it on the West side of the scale house PIE
proposal to state the entire cost for both scaehouse and
once complete, and fitting and painting the same
S. b. DENOoN,
oc29 Vt Charm Com. S. H Market ~
EW ARRIVALS or PIANO FORTESs
1N NASH & WoODHousE have been opening
within the past week, number of new and elegant
Pano Fortes, OF exquisite tone and beautiful finish
They are from the large factory OF Messrs Stodart &
~ Old Pianos taken in part payment. oc %
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.-4O harea
~ prime New Orleans Molasses, for sale by '''
&C - a. $. LEE
GhYSTER AND CHAFlNes DISHES. X
~ large assortment Of thexshoye just rec q. VI Mi
&C " GlNTER'S, 70 Main slrs
Am FOR RENT, The Office 10 the Law Buirios
Room adjoining the office Of ! B, French, Esq. Pos
session on LIST Nov. Apply to
oc ~ TOLER & COOK
a. REAT BARGAINS IN BONNET RIB
- ,BONS--E Having purchased large lot of Bon.
nett Ribbons at great sacrifice, am selling them al
unprecedented low prices. All in want would do well
to call soon. VIM. ]. SWORDS
vas Broad street, Shockoe Hill
~ b. handsome assortment OF fancy and saole
Dry Goods, selling a. very low prices. Cali for bar
gains at VIM. ], SWORDS,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29

glg TO PRlNTERS.-An industrious and ac
curale Compassion can obtain employment at this Of
fec by immediate application
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
TIMES OFFICE.

"Ihe fagitire Slave Lac mua be executed or The
Union cannot Be preserved
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-29
AUCTION NOT

BALTIMORE, Oct 2s-Cleared, Schrs Riehmon
and Alvarado Richmond