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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RIcHMoND, July is, 1850
B1sF- Sca'e Utigit-$3 so sat Extra quality will
command higher price.
Hoes So SO nett markctdull
MUrroNs-$2 a SO nett, as in quality.
BALTIMORE July Is, 1850
BEET-Scad T'eight- 81 90
HoGs- So % 50 80, no demand.
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WHITE s. CO., respectfully notify their customers
that their accounts drawn off and ready for
adjustment.
StaunIon, July q, 1850
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.q .VEFEEEEs EE:R.e'TEED.

T WISH to employ Miller for one two three years,
in the Mlboro' Mill Liberal wages will be given, or
good situation given 10 attend the Mill on the shares
Miller with small family would be preferred, but any one
can find employment who come well recommended as
good Miller honest industrious and sober: other need
apply Early application is requested.
OTIiO WILLIAMS, SEN.
Nlllboro', Bath Co., July II, lS50.-9t.
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will continue in my own name and for my own use the
above establishment. will in short time epensh the
stock and will at all times keep general assortment ofar
ces usually kept in establishments Of this kind. res oc
fully solicit share of the public patronage.
o. G.. STEERING.
S,aunton Julv 10 1SS0-2ts
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COM.NISSIONER,S NOTCE.

The unsatished creditors Of the late VIM 8. jackson,
are notified to produce their claims together with the evil
dence thereof before my office in Saunton on or be-
fore Friday tho Goth Of july 1850 in order that they may
be classified and reported TO Court.
The Administrator and the other parties interested are
also requested to furnish me- the day above designated
with the data for the execution Of the other branch
es of the foregoing decreta order
J. N. HENDREN, Master Comm.
July 8, ls5o.-4w.
John Newton, Adm'or with the Will annexed Of Samuel
NIcCutchen, sem, decd, and as.-Plaintifs,
AGAINST
GEORGE McCutchen, and als-Defendants
COlMOILSSIO.NER'S NOTICE.
LII persons having claims against the Estate Il the
IA late Samuel McCutchen sen will take notice to pro
duce the same together with the evidence thereof before
me at my office in Staunon, before Monday the 18th
of July $780, in order that they may be classified and re-
ported the next term of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Augusta County.
The Administrator will also attend at my Office, on the
day designated prepared to render his administration 10.
count J. N. HENDREN, Master Commissioner.
July 3, l850.-4w.
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Is Tens ES@3' Iron.

SNlE subscriber offers for sale on accommodating terms
tons Bar Iron tons Hollow ware Castings; Liv-
ingston Plough Castings Livingston Ploughs, Of Trim
bles make; Also Plantation Wagon, strong and heavy
WM. WrTIlROW, JR.
Waynesloro', July 81 lS5O-4weot
NRtiS1 PRESERV ES.--Just received, a lot ofSupe-
ror Preserves, consisting Of Lines Pine Apple Peach
es and Ginger Call soon at No. g.
July q, 1850, E. NJ. CUSHING.
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WINCHESTER MARKETS.
UIeek Ending July Is.

FLoUR--Si CD a Si65.
HERRINGs-S s ) % a > so.
SHAD-S9 10 4 10 90.
Bacon Ice. perlb.
WHEAT-95c. 100
OATs-i0 a ljc.
Counts 4 Toe.
RYE-SOc.
LARo-7c per III.
PLASTER 81 80 per ton.
FEATHERs-3O a 32c.
lSoN- $05 q 100 per ton.
BEEswAx-2Oc per 10.
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NRESH shad and Herring just received and fo- 81. =,
June o. i00o W, g. STERRETT,
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THE HARRIET PRICEs.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
Heek Ending July Is.
FLoUE-S5 4 So 81.
CLoVERsEED-Sl 80 u ).
HERRINGs--S6 20.
SHAD, 50 IS.
BAcON-S7 90.
Lard cts. IN Kegs.
WHEAT 81 10.
CoRN MEAL-65c pcrbush.
WuIsKEY-Rcctificd, 2jc.
BUTrER-Firl,in Ii a II C.
PLAsTER-$3 90.
ShLr.-Sl 40.
CORN-70c.
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To slie Public.

Staunton. July 8. 1850.
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Sale of E.CtCaSlUc Esegi Estate
IN STAUNToN, OCT. lsT, 1850.

July II, lS50.--4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
rcT,oN OF SENATOR RUsK

THE Washington papers announce leesraphlc despatch
Nay Orleans that Mr. Rusk has been reelected Cni'ea
States Senator from Texas for an additional term o s'A
,.a.,s from the 4h day of March next The "southefh
n- xes the vote as 70 10 10. Is moi this splendid ma
all, endorsement of the whole course oil the hs'ih-
IT., snotor; and docs indicate most clearly tha
m acciesce in The wise and liberal measure Tor te
o,,,, Of her boundary? We have rarely experienced
more qualification than in this reelection Of Senator kusA
We have watched with deep interest," his bearing
ho IRWIN, difficulties that surrounded him--and have admir-
=. =, wei the honesty, uprightness and patriotism OF the
- tho strong sense fidelity and devotion of the Sena
,or ,prescnting interests Of Texas the cherished daush
-, -, the South While Senator Rusk has none OF Tie
bi,ncv or polish OF orator. he always handles his
s,bec,s with grasp Of mind intimate familiarity with
his theme and sincerity and honesty OF purpose beaing
nm his fine face which always command the attention Of
LISTENING S.nate Texas has onored herself honorng such
p,nwho has followed the straight path, wiiha single eye
- b,- honor and true interest.
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p,I,,iET.GAl.
uyNN. ITO THE FLOWERS
ny aosAcS SIXTH.

-
, -, ana your eyes, with man 10 twinkle,
E.sm rainhow ealaxias of sar'h's creation,
Al Sawarops on her lonely altar sprinkle
Az lbation
q. u,,n worshippers who, bending lowly
Before the uprisen aun, Gods lidiess eye,
Throw from your chalices sweet and holy
Incense on high!
We briph, mo,aics that with stored beauty
The floor of Natures temple tasselate,
What numerous cmblems Of instructive duty
Your forms create
Meath clustered boughs each Floral bell that swingeth,
And tolls its perfume on the passing all, ALL,
Makes Sabbath in the fields. and ever rihseih
A call to prayer.
Not to the domes where crumbling arch and column
Attest the fecblcuess of mortal hano;
But 10 that fame most catholic and solemn,
Which God hath planned.
To that cathedral boundless wonder,
Whose ouenchless lamps the sun and moon supply
It's choir the winds and waves, its organ thunder
Its dome the sky.
There, rs in solitude and shade wander.
Through the green aisle or stretched upon The soo'
Awed by the silence, rererenty ponder
The ways of God.
Your voiceess lips. o flowers are living preachers
Each cup pulpit and each Leaf book,
Supplying TO my fancy numerous teachers
From oneliesi nook
Floral Apostles that In dewv spendor,
"Weep without VICE. and blush without q CRIME
Oh! may deeply learn aud meier surrender
Your love sublime
"Thou vert not, Solomon, in all thv glory
Arrayed" the lilies cry ''in robes like ours;
How vain your grandeur! nh, how trasi'ory,
Are human flowers"
In the swee,-scen,ed pictures, heavenly Artist!
With which thou paintes, Natures wide spread hall,
What delightful lesson thou impartest
Oflove TO ali
Not useless are ye, owers though made for pleasure,
Blooming DER field and wave by day and night,
From every source your sanction bids me treasure
Harmless delight.
Ephemeral sages! what instructions hoary
For such world Of thought could furnish scope
Each fading calyx q mEMESTo moRI
Ye founts Of hope!
Posthumous glories! angel-like collection!
Upraised from seed on bulb, inierrd in earth,
To meet We are type of resurrection
And second birth
Were /, oh God in churchess lands remaining,
Far from all voice of teachers and diVines,
MY soul would find in flowers OF thy adornlng
Priests, sermons, shrines.
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
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Signing Of The Great Omnibus BHs-Sptcnl Messenger
~ Teras-Edriy Adournment-1he Cabinet dc.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 80 P. M.-President Fillmore has
appended his signature all the bills which consttu
ted Mr. Clays Omni5us, except the Fugitive Slave Bill and
they are now the laws oi the land, viz:
lsi The Texas Boundary Bill.
ID The Territorial Bill for New Mexico
Sd. The Bill admitting California State.
4h The Utah Territorial Bill.
spec,l messenger has lett for Texas with the Bounda.
nv Bill 10 ask its acceptance of the Legislature Of that
State.
Congress has agreed adjourn the ls Of October
The new member the Cabinet in The place of Mr. Nc
Kennan declined will come the State of Georgia.
Mr. Graham declines 10 take the Interior Deparment-had
Navy. \.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
I. Consul 20 New Grnnada
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS


Mcssrs Sands Having suffered with disease oil ~!
throat affecting the larynx during which Tune treated by VIC
Europ. and the United States
receiving benefit. but all the time general
applications used and whatever else thought ns
producing but conhdeni deplorabe
the beng accompanied with pIsis AM sit
difficulty would terminated ha no.
through The medium yournvauabe Sarsapar'
when commenced the Srsaparla ~
confden this will YOU
informed had tried than fifty different rene
without but YOU
SarslpaTila weeks obliged yield 10 evidence
This marvellous specific has only relieved but cured me- am
thai efoc think duty gentlemen for the benefit OF suffering
inanity, 10 give you this a;:es;ai'on of my
Yours, very truly, PAkLNi.
Consulate Of France in the United s'a's'
The above statement AMI acknowledged IL our
by Mr.. d. Parent
For the Consul France L. BORG. Vice Consul
The following interesting presented and the reader
lie careful pcrusa Common; such evidence unnecessary
NEw YoRx, April e. lSl'.
Messrs Gentlemen Having long afflicted "h =
neral debility weakness, loss Of appetite. &C. eiIng no
from The various remedies prescribed Moulded abou. e
since 10 make OF your Sarsapaia now have ne r.
my health, a.i induced add
the Others already ana TO those desiring
formation wl personally give the particulars OF my
ehectsof this Invaluable medicine BY calling all b%SInsu
York Yours, respectfully. JANET Mei mi y
This ceifes that Miss Janet Mcintosh is known 10 me
the Church, good standing and worthy Of confidence
Pastor Of Second Presbyterian Church l,ros MS,
Prepared sold, and retail, by A. D. ~
Druggists Chemists 100 Fulton street. corner o.
and Canadas Price per bottle; six bottles Tor RI R
Sold BY A. DUyAL CO.; also PURCELL, LADY So,ct;
mond; by r H. ROSSER- Petersburg: by NJ. A. SANIoS
| and BY B. S. PATTERSON. Washington, D. G. 4 Nay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

admire their course they have been placed on an elevated
,.for az especial guardians of Southern Righta gen.
sman Of sorgia writing from Washington to the Colum
In. fGa) Times says "Toon6s and Stephens Owen ana
uaralson. will stand up the line without dnchine Mi'
Toombs has been, and Is now one OF the committee OF pun
-, ,f Tho nSouthern Press" Thus endorsed, we may
infer tina, they must exercise much influence In the
';.;.r Georgia. Cannot we reasonably infer that the
which is 10 assemble in Georgia. will not enact
or violent measure that will peril the Unon2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
LoFTIN y. ELLETT, e. II. [


OK lie retaova aud permanent ui al lrdrrs ICON
L impure the 5"oi. habit IN. s,en
kin;s Es. Rheumatism. ohsuar t4sn"u ErrT
lions. Piuites Pus The Face. Bnc.s Brs Ch'o {
Worm Ict.cf, Head Enlargement
Pam the Bones aud joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphc y
uno1go.
Mercury Acieso Dfoly. Exposure iprcucc lie i 90
CrOlc Constitutional disorders Viii ftmUyedb b,
The value o thu PREPARATION widely known
the ned OF It's usc1fc Is edne II i approved anc histy
recommended admitted
IN. and searching preparation
pio!ed III meca Practice. The hereditary
disease with swollen glands l
rc- is heen restore. To health and The scouous r
himself
been made whole Hundreds eIsohs who had soancd hop.
cssy Tor under ga dular chronic
rheumatism, and many other complaints rrngng deranee
the disease
gladly
The following certificate from Colonel Samuel
eman high standing and through the
Southern States and lately appointed Cons! New Granada,
| mends Itself IL the all.
NEW YORK, JAH. = ISIS
Messrs b. & D. SANDS: Gentlemen Having us.d ani ~;
messed the eHecso excellent SIsapara on M
erent OF the Southern county, WE'VE
Louisiana Texas an Mexico, feel much stating
the nigh opinion entertained ~
acted almost IKE charm speedily
ted state oil The sye and exciting the agreeable Manner
tonic and nvigoritng itueace
lonr Srsaala highly approved anil used by tie
United States Mexico my Z4clar! l!
~
comments the he anil myself adopted the the SANE
and considered indispensable N
the In conclusion would better known ne
highly will priced aud
oi widely extended
Yours, respectfully, s G.. TAYLOR.
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81 nEsnIco COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER

On the ,np,on Of til. widow Bt,ac
ceased. a ui,! tie viii sail li4
deceased. Appearing otie Court that lla
yr.s cias., ,c qualification OF Joseph Alien ,
ourI. Arcuurn said Huou Bf,t oGere. iha all 20
eAhbi The
III il' Jay November before Joh
tbs Court, that tbs be- GD'
weeks newspapers pub h, ~
The City Rchnnui, e saiJ th day OF No.ri'f
and thai the posted the donr the ti.i
several Court DAYS: and the sal tJ
al who constitute hi "vi'r.s
said declared, and ;- tnuli doh
orr TIT the sil ocp Allen Executor aforesaid q"
hi- cyrciiogss the Si HIs
Com hics together vi
report the devices iSirinurrs anl rib'cr
what euilsd De
c"nns directed 10 make AMI report with 80,
cay stated ccmet pertinent 10y hiise,i. which ma; gu
rs OF he parties stated
ACopy Tese. LOFTIN ~ EIIETT, g. H. [.
Sept iu-c.Iwid
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r. n. E,,,;,o-s or ,bl Eoouirer:

WAsHIsGroS D. c.. SEPT. 6, 1850.
Yesterday equally busy day in The House not
important in its consequences, as Friday Taxing tle
days together, they show greater amount ot labor III
the results country than the entire nioc nontso The
SESSION. -Four bills o Nj Gays adjustment scheme with
little variation have now passed, and the fugitive save
b,n will follow next week; and them gentlemen viii have
swallowed in brokcn doses what might have been taken in
one nil w.outa wry face Bat, The bills have passt,
il has taken all kinds OF >guming and twisting 10 cotan
favorable votes iur the different measures
The Union an happy inform you. Will not be hisS'-
yed if the iraications Of the hiary and JOY in this city
last evening be taken indication Of satisfaction Tor
the secncn these bong pending questions before Con-
nrcss have seen slch an unusual manifestation 81
Satisfaction The Marine Band headed me poc'sson and
immense numbers Of citizens marched 10 the residence
Of Senators and representatives. We had some fine speak
inn Gen Horsros very happy in his remarks;
Gen RusK. Gov. Dickinson, the genuine whole scnlei
patriot delivered nohle sreech the North can never be
iracia IL her sister States, while slch man pfesiis
among her representatives..
Mr. WEBSTER was most happy in his remarks; indeed al
though rot in the Senate he did not tail N his she OF '-
chan.men Ia cncilain hrung vi people lie was
hecred bv three Times three Mr. B,pGER .ssuytd speak
also from the steps Of Mr. We5t,rs residence whore many
friends had congrenae hn tie gentleman with the white
har was overoy,d thai the Union saved ty the
lion of tie House ma; his friends had excuse him. In
deed ss have spent merry te II, since these CUES
tons are settled.
Col Farusr and Dr. GwIHx VIII both take their in
the ), nnr tonoow Mc.srs WRIGHT and GILBERT likewise
in the House for the bill will be signed y the President in
tine for that purpose Thus has this long pending question
been settled and we NAV hope 10 the lisacon OF the
Whole country We expect the ncquiescence OF me
entire people, yet hope that such vast nsJority VIII
pleased thr result that hereafter we shall have no Sec
,ion,l difficulties i,r future dscord in Congress.
The Sont.ern Press vi this city j. dissatisfied with the
settlement Of tie question; particularly with the Texas
boundary bill That expected. The paper was esab-
sed with that uyow,i object. D!-satisici"ns M theme
40 sectional paper wi pleased win the settlement of
these questions details dsapprove OF, but for
lnon and concession" people in the main, we Shall
always approve Your o5t ee'ri, 49,
JACOB FAITHFUL. JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

snake head fiat rai through the door Of one of the
Saratoga and Schenectady Saturday, passing through
ing him up the ceiling and pinn ng him here He was
| not much hurt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
gGCJ, AGEN
Republic has the following:

Yesterdays Republic has The ioIIOwine
The circumstances which led TO the change in the cdi.'.
rial department OF the Republic in My last longer exist
ing undersigned cheely surendes To JOINS o. SAR.
oESr Esq., vi its able founders The future control 81 lis
columns. ALLEN H. HALL.
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SON ana w arts tltClcu.

BOTETOURT ELECTION-OrfclAL-( Dclegates)
Miller 1895 Mcdowell 1913 Anderson el3 Wilson 2ls
Watts 7l3 Byrd 500 Cock 593 Damrcn lG5 Miller Ancer
son and Watts elt ct,d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

AT o'clock on Saturday about 600 tickets for the Jenny
Lind Concert fright sold al of SlO for
each ticket giving total vi $1,000 The 5000 tickets un-
SUD- i, is thought will 81 each making the pro-
ceeds amount about s3000O-he largest receipt eYer
made at any place Of amusement this continent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
4 MISTAKE


funny mistake occurred in Union county Arkansas, at
the last ,lecllon Tie Democrats had candidate for the
Senate nance, fuey and in the of Camden in the
same county, there very popular Wing o! the same
name MANY persons undo, The impression that they were
casting their for the l,e actually voted Tor the Tor
nlor thus elecug HIM Cuipn Is Wing county AMI Mr.
Huey was the only Democrat elected There something
in Il name on in a while.
TIE NEW YORK STATE FAIR.-'rhe Albany Jour-
nal states that thousands Of have already arrived,
bringing with thc: arcicS for exhibition, which is mu"h
larger than ever before up the hour and indicates
greater display than previous OCCASION The enco-
sur. contains 30 acres; and II than Syracuse.
The yestibic SPEAK o This great temple contains ~
arrcs-re Of which appropriated for the ticket Office
From this point all yisiiers pass Ia tile show grounds,
through three Ui which - 81. apart Tor the
admission If articles for exhibition On reaching the
grounds the whole field Is found ID he dotted with ap;Fopil-
ate buildings tents &c each apart for pIrticnlar pur
POSE and all contributing 10 the nasnlcence oi the ground
scene. -.
There rc $50 pens for sheep and swine; roo stalls for cat
H. and three large rings horses the Speakers tent occ-
picd nv the officers Society; Dairy hail. 10 by 50;
Manufacturers hall III feet in length; Mechanics hall, 2o
y 49, 81 feet Of which il he occupied hy Lows engine,
Van Beniluy sens Napier press; two o the Wheeler * Me-
ckis iron r!aning machines: Motiicing and Single ma
chine from Coiucs OF Vines stram-engnes; farm
line from MacttJwn &c. Adjoining this i En,-
~ d Go 5 guiding 100 fcc IL length filled with their agri
cultural Implements next Floral hla large tent made by
f. c Williams p Rochester, ll0 by S0 and then Vegetable
hall tent 90 by 50-a!l Of which wl he appropriately filled
Besides these there several private tents constituting an
| nj rrsriD. al display.
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from letter received las, week nv commercial house in
this city, from planter sound alignment ana practical en-
pericnce - ,
| AMELIA, ArorsT 3lsT, 1850.
Dear Sir sit down give little Information about
| the prospects Of tobacco IN his vicinity Inc
crop NJ time better any county believe, IN
lower Virginia although there would hot have been, WIN
tie favorable circumstances, more ihdn tw"-l!Fds q"
crop naie-Lui prospects blasted On saturday
night last. There fell in Amelia. P"whaan Cnmherlnd
NotluwaY and Prince Edward far information goes,
the heaviest rIn known The water courses
higher they known to be- and destroy
ed every kind of CROP swept away all the brloees-ao me
effect upon the creeks destroy ali the Hat aad TO-
bacc Where there is any left Standing il has washed
the land md left il sobbed that il cannot make anything
bu, lugs urge portion of the crop was on the nut
land for in The first place, we have no ahd W
clear for tobacco and the IS the season was so bad
many Of could not plant highland.
The crop the Appomi,x Is an entire loss, as iat
river was higher than kn0wunpt one foot o low
grounds len uncovered with water and the creeks not uch
better. That is the information about The Hat land Now
neiahburhuod myself and suntts all planted in good time
and forward enough They say their crops ARE sions
firing and are all cutting rr tobacco green no preeh
sons To being ripe Some have cut very largely ana tty
nil think il viii continue, the land 50 su5oed ana wash
and there should he another run III day or we co
think there will he plant OF tobacco cut Tor All
that forward will spot. and that which IS late VIII never
ret ripe there great deal that is not yet topped IN
viciniiv and better oil than most OF the neigh
borhuod II my sincere opinion that there viii not be
half crop pounds made md there will not be nne.nh vi
that ripe and good recently took a tour through Motto
DnwiddIc and Amelia and made every enquiry OF the
adjoining counties and that is my deliberate opinion AS
for three nurfhs OF crop being made in pounds that out
of the question This frrshe has been heavy blow on the
farmers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13
~ Court OF Monthly held Tor the County OF LON,
Al. 49,, t..s tLLl ,.t

II Court Monthly Session. held for the County OF L"",i
"a a The toartnc thereof N0nay the sihtas {" Jul! -
10 IN. n,r Elztbth WINSTON le.atre under TIE "' az
r!e.. he'd. who wishes ~ L" eNehH @ re
y IN ,r-n ra.cs ma. provided, Il l. Orerc that ~
n having Il mtnis against The eae .! Tie sail 'm
sl,n hr elder .cCca hcr Its ri-h or a. hiAclt,
o ores, NJ The same Li g. shelton The administrators az is
non with tlc viii OF william Shelton the elder deceased o."
ar tr4;,.v ~ ube the sal john Sei'B h'
ing aIt. administrator. Ia hci wlh TIE VIII ahAr 81
William Saelo the elder deceased more a Nv" teir~ 80, a. u
: f,,if ,rlc Il ia copy u his lie published ~ II, Re-
uoi Enquirer weeks. a3 copy o the sam" ~ t'!
m n, from, door GoIfasc -! is cpui! !ot "" Ne!a
days = C"i'!-icst'.,>
lny 3l-c"Sw JOHN i' ~ hh' = J." =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-13

We understand that the Masonic Fraternity Of this CITY
have been invited By their brethren of Alexandria to visit them
on Thursday Tomorrow the Eth OF Sept on the occasion
of LAYING the stone The Methodist Episcopal Churc
South shortly to be erected in that city Arrangements
are now being made BY them 10 leave Richmond on ias
dan morning bv the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad,
and arrive al Alexandria in full time participate in the
ceremonies of the day. THE dimensions OF the edice 10
be erected will be 70 by IS feet with open front Vi Is
! fret