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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-29

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 10.
Col. r. M. Johnson died at his resi-
dence at 0 O'Clock this morning.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-29

Ii is said that there is only four hun
drcd lawyers in Cincinnati.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-29

I'VE would like 10 see the people and
the press throughout The entire valley
fully awakeson this subject; let every
journal speak out. fearlessly and openly
and let there be meetings called and reso-
]utions adopted in each town, and we
have no doubt that the result will be a
passage by the Legislature Of such laws
as vii. render the grant Immediately l.
valuable.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1850-11-29

"We would ike TO see our neighbors
throw off their old maidish habits of
grumbling and scolding and speak out
openly and manly on this subject"
Rnna,hIic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 10, 1880.
CONVENTION CANVASS.

CONVENTION CANVASS.
The interest increasing and Friday night very large
crowd assembled in the African Church. 10 hear Mnssrs
j. Crane (Reorm) R. t. Daniel (Conservnlivr) and Jas
Lyons (Reform) All these gentlemen spoke very hand
somely and we'll Mr. Lyons reply TO Mr. Daniel is reear
ded BY the Reurmeis yho in high gee) very happy
and triumphant
Tonight Messrs H. Davis, J. A. Meredith and Con- Ro
bnson continue the discussion the African Church. and
Hill ut O'clock to- night, AT lha Old Chapel
TmE Coxroy PRlsoxEns all discharged at Mobile by
Government on Thursday Of last week, with the eSce
of three four who il is thought may be needed as
Witnesses in the trial Of the indictments New Orleans
against the high fnconaries who the orignauIs ut
the iladvised Cuban expedition The discharged prisoners
are all in very needy circumstances and the Mobile papers
appeal the citizens assist them, by giving them employ
nent or the means of reaching home
The prisoners have addressed a letter 10 the Secre
arv of State, at Washington Civ, setting forth The
cruel treatment they received the hands of The Spanish
authorities in Cubawhere they treated with the u
most barbariy put in double irons weighing eight pounds
in which condition they remained for 81 days Some II of
them from Cincinnati and had embarked, as they inform
ed the Editors of the New Orleans Pcayune under the n
preston they going California work in the quartz
for gold. The deception unioded 10 then
after leaving the mouth Of the Mississippi They robbed
half of their money by tho Spanish authorities
yet, made sign paper that they had received all their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

PERIODICAL ELECTION OF THE JUDICIARY.
We copy from the Charlottesville Jefesonian the follow
ing extract of letter from H. s. Fooe, Esq, u s. Sena-
tor from Mississippi TO Wm. T. Early, ESQ., OF Abemare
am well satisfied that whole system of popular cleo
tons though quite extended you know TO be- has work
cd we'll That part Of which relates 10 the election OF
dcal officers has been especially successful ana lhohgn
there much opposition TO this feature IN our system AZ
The period of It's adoption there is longer any to be found
within our limits.
All intelligent men In Mississippi would unite with me In
declaring there has been great Improvement IN our
whole judiciary establishment since we secured 10 he peo
ME the election of all their Judicial officers Hoping That
Won NAV succeed in cngraing this valuable feature upon
yonr organic law and wishing you individually the ENJOY
men, Of health and happiness have ths honor 10 be IN We
70 areat haste your obedent servant, ii. ). FOOIE.
Wm. L. EARLY, ESQ.
Tho following is un extract of letter from Professor Hi
ram Sims late of Jefferson College, Mississippi to Wm l.
Early, Esq. Of Albemarle:
SrasaRpsv1LLE, VA. july l6rH, 1850.
FaENp EARLY: In reply your favor OF the l5h lnst,
just received with eren pleasure state that seventeen years
ago cmgraed 10 the State OF mississippi with strong preu
dces in favor of the institutions of Virginia ana aeasl
the election Of judicial and ministerial ofncers oy INC eo
pie few years. residence convinced me tnat my onJec
ions well founded and that the eradication OF me
astocrac feature which characterzss the o,
Virginia. had greatly improved the harmony aud praccai
operation Of their popular system BY investing in some
form the right aud duty fill vacancies p inferior Offices
arising between the regular elections all objections TO the
frequency of elections removed The Inconvenience
however arising from that slight that they
are scarcely worthy to be urged objections Their ma
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
Correspondence OF the Baltimore SIM
Tie Portugal Despqtches Payment Of tie hoe Claims
but Closing II lie Ports.

NasuiSGToH, hUG. II.
Portugal has made offer (nter du.cs-) pay every
dollar claimed by the citizens ot the L. STATES without De
Quoting penny: but she Ia Mr. Clay, Charge
Lisbon, thar she did not because she convinced ol
their Justice bri becasc she had the O. rencne
force by force: and for this she IS ready do
thing for the sake ol peace As the Armstrong she thinks
that the obligation OF ncutras only consist in this that they
shall favor of the bcl.erents iGan another
At the time the Armstrong taken nj Fava the British
lleet arrcd 2i0 guns and 200 the Portuguese had
dismouncd guns and eight artillery soldiers vita
hundred militia without ;linStones - keep the peace be
tween the bclscrcnts while John W., hrr kim, in
Brazil protected by British fleet ana Poriugilhad only
been saved the hands u M.sse by the Duse al Wei
lins,on Torres Nadas. Before all this TIE Paris A1ni
teur of lth November 1861 had declared hat the House Of
Brasnnzl has ceased reign There way of 81
wing Portugal but by British assistance which freely
drrcd.
If the United States insists that all ncutr- anSweraIc
damages done vessels in their ports III time
without t,kin. into consideration the these neutral
may have make their rights respected The c0nsc
Gucncc will be that in the breaking out al maritime war
they will close their ports and Portugal believe h.
said To diplomatic representative IN Lisbon oIt-
Count dOai the present minister OF nr'ia airi's, is
of scrapuluns Diplomatic etiquette ana Is yet posi-
h the. hc quarrel about the Armstrong bc cicfied +"
The arbitration of third power: that Portugal vii aNt
the claim for which provision ought 10 have been ma
nj The 'Irraty of
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Trlegraphed for lI,c Baltimore Sun.

7. ".
ArrraiofM fMr Niagara at Jersey city Sdisrg Lfoiasin
Cause Of Hayna,1s Dismissal I;eS-ei@ .tfom and f"r
baltimore, Dc.
Jersy city at p NJ to-day in time for her nail 10 lave lr
the South at 5 p NJ, and arrive in Baltimore tomorrow
morning.
The London Times says thai the SadhobItrnie ol
Scheswg Holstrn have issued proclamation announcing
that their army will be in readiness 10 renew the
lct.
1t stated that the OF iaynsus dismissal was the
discovery his aaapproprlaon Of large amount 81 IN"
public inoneys Radezky and Weldcn are said To be im,l
led also with him. and that The former will also be dismissed
The barque Sarah H. Snow sailed from Cardiff for Ra-
more on the lst OF August The Bremen ship Schiller ,om
Baltimore, arrived at Rremcntaven On the 27th July.
Barnes Circular by The Niagara saws that in Hamburg
Sugar had declined but in Holland and Antwerp there has
been an advance.
American So,iss were ,.u! and prices unchanged.
Al iavrc on the 1T inst. 1000 bales Cotton sold al
francs advance. The stock q hand 10000 bales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
!n. .ns i.SoriEER.
10 ,r Io'ers ote Conre"on hctre. ronge,ca Of ct'>

II he Voters oftc Conrsnon Hieirc compord Of CiaIe
t'Ig, ier kenf, Uea,:.es ad fHy4f Hioimond
Weh,yr been much surprised I" r' there hnvr
been nominations lnr Stat. Convention iade in this
district except n lawyers 0t Richmond. We o tiI" coun
,ry believe that should have practical from annn@
ourselves in order that our 5e attended the
Convention: and take pleasure IN recommending To ih'
the disc; the c lie following gentlemen
wto known alb Ia hn practical men men who de-
rnnl,nc AMI ncn who sh"t! receive iic VOTES
all who wish their interests b. faithfully and fearless
Is advocac and supported IN he con'n. convention.
Tie names which We refer TO- are Rcnrd eins, Jacob
Re- see Jacob snead VIM 4. Saunders, Robert \. Mayo
and Wellington Gotdin TheS" all gentlemen of bns
ness habits and capacities and we do hope They viii receive
The support OF al who lookng their lhre interest
and welfare. MANY NoNtls> or HENhlIb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

W N,sHfNGroS arGrsT ~.
Dispatches have b. received here from owa. which
state that George e. Wright Wing candidate nr Cons"sa
III Fs; District has beaten Eernhar, Hem, the br"
cratic candidate This is he district contested nj lhis
session OF Congress. II understood thai The Other dis
lic has chosen Lincoln Clark, Dem, and that the Demo
cratic State ticket is elected.
The Scnae's Texas boundary and California bills wh!c,
are now the Speakers table in the House il s SAID VIII
mp before that body Monday next II s also asSf
ted that Mr.. pcarcc's Texas boundary bill viii 's ii
House by least fifty MAJORITY. Hon Joseph T. Caldwell
ri North Carolina has declare, his determination Ia support
the bill
Maor General Winfield Scott has been ordered 10 tN hIa
head quarters in this rr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

r,T0yIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
vnGf GENERALLY KNOWN As WARRENTOS SPRlNGS)
MILL be nn III, reception ot visitors the LIT OF June
rygne ruyc III progress that VIII give new
, ~ m ,yiu establishment Noexpcnsr will be spared III all
the comfort and pleasure al the guests
- 3, ar evidence. numerous Instances TIE positive n-
~ y,. " ani almost ;nraculous effect III ariicu
a. regarded as good policy Ia enlarge The acconann'
. l complete Inc original design as 10 crafty the taste
a, .u, veil prr hc!r health aai pleasure
s, remarkably health :ion, IN ull view ~ The bold Blue
A ln ::ciuy N, beautiful village o. Narrente viFi
m carriages. over the Improving roads et'
ne rr.SI. scenery, seek exercise III The te-If
M ~ gallery the o billiards, "r the heaitful Gahce
r. .e- s nuwers vii tai pecisias care ts been Ia
4, s ayoga while the ialow deer aud the awn the
q ar Ill -, ,ik and the relieve ,eiios hour
@ sca which expanded iberaliy could suggest. 10 add 10
s.,f 4. oi visitors The hurdle race a. d
ria t hail. nerte ani brilliant fire works viii
cse aac;!oas Nor aese preparations design
M g.!r Tn the holy ministers o religion at every
ea0s a grudsiag invitation - given 10 spend
.,- charge The usual services al lie church are
.seaa! b il:a,! The season
H. .a., sit niles. according to l. route tlken from
-, r ~ irom A"Sau'ria Tri weekiy STAGES
2I,.,d
c sp,n-, tho Pos, Office Books "a "Warcnto
s egs should he directed. ihey may be lett al
N.-4eu % i- White Sulphur Spring. ~ GreeAbrer
Irfs % w follows $50 for the whole season, ending
ef :l lG1ni, $50 inr months; 500 Tor one
s ,1 III week. weeks 81 - per day meals nf
.: - c.s.sc servants and children under II years Old halt
m egJ chiren mler three years old When separate
ye.i. m i , ce before the usual hour those who IT.
the ordinary ,ts will be CHARGED full pr,ce H"r.
>. = ..a,s, DAY or a. nnor,!s DANIEL WARD.
lEe Superintendent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

Mr. Hunter was permitted TO amend the Southern Protest
by the following additional paragraph in the Senate on
Thursday:
.Because the admission of California State into the
Union without any previous reservation assened to by her
of the public domain might involve an actual surrender o
that domain TO- all events, places its future disposal al
the mercy of that State and reservation in the b.
can be binding upon her until she assents TO IT, her dissent
thereafter would in affect impair the act OF her
ndmssionn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
,,,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
o,,Surp DAILY AND SEMI MlwEEKLY,
TIE Il NJ s

VI
dollars annum and a the rate o eight
E5- p''N srs shoer period than year For the Semi
d,ttGs ,l yer and three dollars for months,
Nesi M - paid IN Me office, RENTED by mail, post paid;
s,s NJ 81 '.'r aunum the end III the year
o. t'i- ~ .i, aicc be- reunited per mail, good and
Is w. ,se> the risk oi the Editors Tie postage Of al i
as ts fG' r%s,.fS ' sng,s 'e1, ~ ss.S
' sn,e>s wucl operates serious ul"n Editors.
esieNH TERMS OF ADVERTISING
many ENQUIRER. - For fifteen nes less, first
II w. w. ,, aai eser succeeding nssrt'n twenty five cents
S ont week. Twice week. or three times week. 'hiry'
80 ai ,t> are CHARGED fifty dollars for thirty lines and in
Au1 ,ver.lsemtnts of greater lensl-rAcep Lottery
Ia ,m,.trs who charse,l 1dol!as Oaer mclud.
ir SEMI WEEKLY fifteen lines or less, FIRST insertion
. ~ ~ ,rt each continuance ~ cents
it't & nrr mus, accompanied with the advance pay,
o1l' Nj, r.i.r.uc-S a. ln~rs execution
.DHS aui Marriages from The country Whenever The
~ l rpc unknown ns. must be authenticated by the
IsH Postmaster the nrshhuriood, or they will III
l,, Every measure. that has brcn taAen I" prevent
- am! uzr> har proved heretofore 'inavai"s We must,
E ,. n <u,i upon the communications being c'rii
Postmaster. rrriii-n an M hSirs /" ih' i,ff,r
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s-
TILE CROPS AT THE S0I.TH

CEonoIA.Cotlon is four weeks later than last year
There will not be thirds of n crop made.
ALABAMA-Corn and Cotton look well Cotton good size
the weed large Weather, however too dry
LoulslAxA.On Bayou Boeuf the Cotton is looking bad
" owing to recent heavy rains. In Claiborne noks
badly.
MlssissrrrI.-Corn very fine. Owing 10 the poll worm
and caterpillar the Cotton will hardly exceed The half Of
full crop.
Observation-Disclosures from the Cotton region
sng Fears felt fur ruat however, in consequence o
dry weather.
TExAs-A fair crop will be made in Eastern Texas
Weather favorable Prospects unayorable in Polk county
owing 10 constant rains
In the House of Representatives on Friday MIR. Ewing ol
Tenn addressed the House in very earnest manner,
the message boundary question: &c He remarked that the
only way keep faith New Mexico under the treaty as
well Texas adopt Penrccs BILL as il was the
best policy for the South. He made eloquent appeal to
the North
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
SOHETHING NEW.
To TIE PT6lIC AND For THE WORLDS FAIR, Al
LONDON.

,st rcs i,I.t ii the age. a, great expense and after
and ,nanh> .rnenng has succeeded bringing
lie ubI, .,ylo picture called an 'Ivory OaKuerre-
oypr Samples his splendid Rooms, a. Main street
s aG tie pGh; (aa also stranger. WISHING the cty)
st...t cdii s .Samlue ,er I.ers Warranted never Ia
w AIDED the l.as, This is great desiderdtun
t9as Ant all la j. H. Whlehurss Ivory .asuereotyIc
I se,cn.ly operator charge o has Establishment
Eap. ~, a.rr IN, professional tour IN. past winter ~
W. l5p lurs DnPuerreo,y?es of the Senators and
Thsa soclrnt guarantee tha; they deserve pnbli'
htaaseGi have been made. strangers or citizens
-siEps Hcan have picture complete! IN ~ minutes .
'AlLEsY No - Main Street, Richmond, over Dooleys ia
S5te. -cnsi N, Bl. Hat July 9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

By the Piney Point Route Saturday morning we re-
ceved Philadelphia and Baltimore papee in advance of the
mail Elsewhere will be found items of news, furnished by
them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
FRrpgRicK sHuEG, Va, Au". 10.

fion and D,aM.
brutal murder Occurred yes'eiiy al pae. called
f Rim Rrnwn took SHARP aNe and tie first blow, nearly
severed the head Of Mr. John Fuso from his body the
second blow nearly severed his under Jaw from @ his hr1,
ho, ,,tmn,.J ~ cut his throat but, Al the time, was
nreyen,ed He however LAST night fully effected h!, pir-
nose and both murderer and victim are dead
nan by the narie of Wm. thornton, had one o ls l'gs
mn,s,ed on The 2rh inst. The poor fellow died on lie
lsb ,e suffering hlvng been great for his system
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. II.

Raising Troops Ttras-Dsathq q Lieut. Mls1n- roub's
,rah the Idans-Eirs Rale 81 Ne,c Cottoa-1ne Hdrhsi
ate accounts fom Texas that the Governor is issu
ina commissions for the purpose Of raising troops march
aGanst Santa Fe They he in readiness for the
paign by the lst Of September.
The Indians on the frontier have recently become very
troublesome daily committing depredaions The
white inhabitants.
Lieut. Thomas Mason drowned in attempting
the Rio Gfande river.
The first bale of has just been received. 1t is
from plantation in Mississippi.
During the past three days there has been fair noun ut
busnes doing in Sales the 18th 22O0 bales
quotations nominal On The 18th $500 bales soi ~
4,h 700 bales taken the quotations Of the day pre-
yious.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
VIRGINIA Al Rules held for the he cSa1y

csn HCERY-vIRGINIA At Rules held for the County
ua. ol.a County the Court House icco N the CicFS
Ess,,t - = 'oa on Monday, the ls day nj July, lSu:
WI im" y liza kenron. Philip Kcunon and Philip kennon
h.ao w 'fv Price aud Jane VI his wife, formerly Jane ~
ninces k"um aud Ajclins kennon infants under
ae % oc who suc ly Richard kchnon their next
Payne td Louisa hs wlie, formerly Louisa Va
ssl. plaintiffs
ol n'"n Ab.o!on Kcnuon, and John Kcnnon and Richard
"ii Robert Dalton and Nathaniel Mills, Sheriff OF
fe any Administrator oI David Kennon deceased, Dets
m i 'lt teng 10 obtain decree for the sale OF the
i& ,f a.hiisd dover frances kennon, deceased
,@aio', deceased. her sad husbands estate
WIS @rh'if omphudro the portion OF the land that
S.t hr 80 'ler that se, 10 having the whole sold oge'
pns fose entitled thereto, accor,nst 10 their Sc
srin, II ~" Tor roof of Robert Daons claim 10 David
Gsf !f-se therein; aud appearing by the affidavit
''.a, IA, the said defendants, William konnon, Abso.
n'u John Kennon. not residents of this State on
Fd % I plaintiffs by their Attorney II Is ordered that the
tla do appear here within one month after due
81 anil ' on'eE M DO what necessary TO protect their IN.
e,se NJ ~ q u order hc published once week for four
Cy >, w,im ~ ne M, hmcnd Enquirer, newspaper pnisd m
soi mehmoi ,al anolhrr copy thereof be pcsc II the
tr laa. u this county the first day OF the
4u- e. ,nit tcrs T-ste,
John HUNTER Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

PHLkNELPnIA, NH2HtT - r
interesne from Ienf:uei 1hs PrtseuiH Ei,cffon r..
The barlua Dalei arrived here last night with dates i!"h
Porto Cnbrllo 10 the 9th nit.
Venezuela is in great state q" excitement IN r'nsrqienc"
uf the approaching election iof President al The Republic
Monnens is throwing all his influence in favor OF his
brother.
There appears b. probability that Of the
ji,,tes will obtain two thirds the in ha electoral
rere Congress will therefore have decide the matter
in January neyi hy selecting President from the four
,ua,ss " no may receive the largest tote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
OBSEQltIES TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL.
TAYLOR

The funeral services to-day in respect 10 III" memory oi The
late General Taylor oi The most imposing character
The PROCESSION escorted by thirty military conpa-
MES from all pals OF the State. The funeral mag
n6eeny clad in mourning, and guarded by The Mlssacn-
s,s volunteers.
Ii was lllowe. by alou, fifty citizens o Louisiana, cary
Ing banner on which nsciiId rs" Ever loyal IT, ile
Constitution and the Union. Then came Asimans Ilyine
artillery followed by the Governor and legislative bodies :"
i Stale and civic procession %! from three la nnr miles IN
length.
The iraerncs o masons Old Fellows and other assocla
iions turned in large numbers. and lo"Sed remarkably
we'll The whole city was draprd in n"mrnlns business
generally was suspended muir bells l"ed and nln
guns et during the marching "i t!'a lf'tcsslon i'
city was crowded with Strangers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

u enpln, - IN nANTED.-1hc subscriber wishes 10
bs who we'll qualified teach French, and the diff.
a. e Eng sh LANGUAGE and WHO can give satisfac'
ny si,ion o,e 1Isr - years Of age Is preferred
ay @ 9. 9s Aiiress Whiehouse. Mecklenburg, Virginia
VOW ROBERT Y. OyERBEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
KtN,wAY-TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

II 'NI Wan nlnld BAKTEEI T. hFr'I Ia Us "T TIE TtEFI
- 'rir Nj Nm Benton the ghh or 2ls ol last
& He purchased Mr John u Lancaster, oi Buckng,
o. ai had a wife in The nri.h!nrlood OF buckingham
hsr H. formerly employ 5oainrn on tile river
@' 4c one tim. basteI the canal when by blast
he atr- ol his right hand blown of. He Is about 30 years
G i's COLOR rather slovrnly in appearance and a"k
& ls II very likely he l. some part o James
'h.r Ivnchbirs boating. We VIII pay The
i-Sa said slave olsed in any Jail within the STATE so
y A. 'ia get lim BENTON DUvAI. d CoTTREIL.
44- Dover Pits. Goochland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
ONE mUNDRED DOLnAKs REWARD.

wv II lF'n hr plantailon oI IIt sWb7cIo'r 1I ua"NF
ur from IN. Li.teton Depot, on The kaisieh ahi
railroad, night Of Tuesday the 9th inst, nesr" man
r' SOLOMON. Said Solomon Il about twenty one years OF
~ st't ikrly aud of Il nuaitO comieXim lie has
"tc spoken lie sabout i've ieet ten nciic.
r H H. Weighs about hundred, or two hs,dreu anu
'4ps ie li,. an when he left home pair OF white coon
a' oc-c checked coat. and ha! with hlm an umbriia
, '' ny plantation without having had the slightest dmcu
rli probable that he is now eneavor
" re >aie. informed that Solomon passed oy Ea
'c Roanoke batcaux early IN the morning OF Weu
-. ts on his way up the river and that the boat wa1
carnage a ohcr articles cnay attempt 10 pass ar
'H' h' NOT intelligent, aud II questioned parilcuiary
is"ar person who will deliver him % me at War
OF lie 81 reyeniy-ive dollars 10 any person who
ary ai III North Carolina or VIRGINIA 80 that gel
~" WM. EATON, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

INDIANA.-As far as heard from Is Wings and . Dem,
elected the Senate, In Inding those that 'i
81 Democrats Both Houses will be Democratic -=ale
last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20
Iou, r ,., MARBLE YARp,

~ r. fDcERS StL Street Main Richlond Va, Dealer
Ca, ,' Italian and American Marble Monuments, Ioinbs,
a;.i piece Qi every Descriptions Wall Plates Froats,
.sh ia Caring sNecuted in the neatest manner
'e country with city reference. promptly attended TO-
having served his apprenticeship III one o The largest
r 10 New York Ci,y, and having much experience 10 me
e himself that all work executed at his shop VII give
'"''aciI"n = don. North South. Octa-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

KaN AWN if1m Mr. Nancy Edwaris, IN King WIan coun
- H9aiiy. the 10Th instant, Negro Man named BURKELL
nfs i 2! old 10 inches high OF brown color
- ~. h, throat H.. has brother living at Mr. Wal
% ..o Factory. wl give the above reward II delivered
MY III '.'' g William cour iIousc or In Messrs ~ h. -
f ~ T.:c,. Virginia.
.Is L,-ei.,f WM NJ GARY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-20

The LEGISLATURE or WIscoSsN has recently passed an
act by which owner lessee Of land who shall know
ney, permit the Canada thistle go seed such land
deemed guilty of misdemeanor aud on conviction thereo
be punished BY fine not exceeding five less than one
dollar with costs.