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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

We received yesterday, through the polilcness of Mr..
Ruth the attentive conductor the from this city TO
AcGuia Creek Baltimore and Philadelphia papers By the
Pney Point route several hours in advance of the mail
From one Of these papers, he Baltimore Patrot) We copy
the following additional particulars relative 10 the late hail
storm at Pittsburg, Pa:
There was very severe hail storm Pitrsburg FRI
of the stones measured to l6 inches in circum
ference great many windows broken, and houses
injured The damage is estimated high Slo OOo The
Post says:
Tie stones actually went through sheet iron roofs in va
ous houses of the city. This incredible but we
are assured of The truth Of the story.
We heard of many stones which weighed and mca
srred One fell near the Mnnongahea House which in
(ornant says large mans head II broken
10 picces-one piece being large goose egg Several
weighed 10 ounces.
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RAILROAD DEClSlON.--1hr matter in controversy
between The Baltimore und Ohio Railroad Company the
cty Of Wheeling 10 the OF The Western section o
the road terminating Wheeling has been decided in favor
OF Wheeling According II paragraph in the Patriot the
Board o Engineers appointed by the Executive of Virgnia
determine The matter in dispute between the city III
Wheeling and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have decided that the Grave Creek il the and
per under the aw OF loi and The agreement with that
city BY this decision, the point which the rond will fret
strike the Ohio river will hc the mouth the biz Grave
Creek twelve miles below city of Wheeling The road
is under from Wheeling point; and
presume the remaining forty miles heretofore suspended
will be- put under contract Immediately; when the whole lin.
viii be IN the hands u baltimore Amcricu
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PRESIDENT OF THE STATE CONVENTION.

TIC NV IdfktI NHIItV UtI1UCTiI siVs.
"Sucl names as Mason fopkins, Johnson and Brown
but inspire respect and doubtles. their friends will display
ony llinle zca in the cnravor IL elevate them Ia this
DISTINGUISHED post Bar while concedc 10 all these The
attributes fitness and merit, and qualification we must
venture herald forth the ~ our distinguished citizen
and friend, the Hon. Green B. Samuels. His dis'ied
hearing his talents, bis prompt and energetic habits, and
III superior business capacity, well as his parliamentary
experience in Congress- cunrntly en;e him position
which he would hnnoraby adon. We trust the dele
Gates from the valley will press his claims upon the conren-
,ur
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MEDICAL DEPAKrMEAT OF nAMpDEN SID


4 MoNDAl the otole lo5o anI unill the
s viii s s> ,> Ic n MS U Obstetrics and Diseases
/, " ciANnLNLAyNr NJ D, Professor of Ma'eria Medca
MaUfIN NJ d. Professor . Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
CIIAs BELL GIBSON D. Professor OF Surgery a"d sursi'
CARTER P JOHNSON, NJ d, Prolessoro of and Ply
DAVID TUCKER, b, Professor OF Theory ard Practice OF
ARTHUR L PEIICoLAs. VI. d Demonsra,or Anatomy.
The study pcca Aa'ony he prosecuted with the most
regularly vena, College ninary ani Richmond Amsouse
The er m M se Fi w n INES ns m @ s w s
Surgical ai furnishes peculiar iaciiss Tor Clinical
t an % he H., lest. oeng ey Admitted to ho wards ENJOY
he guidance Of ic Professors unusual opportunities for be.
familiar With the ncs, dashosis and treatment OF ds'
ExrgxsEs -Nrcoa.on s5 Professors $685. Demon
strl,or ~ GIaluntn fee So.
The price oaf e'uIs lights and attendance.
The caaosue. containing fuller Information concerning the
Inituion br forwarded apr! specific
Juno MAtrIN. NJ. u Dean Of the Faculty.
FEMALE MEDICAL % COLLEGE OF PENNsYL-
SEssIoN or iSfo'5l-The
ch street PiadePha and continue four months In the following
james Mcclossey, d Professor of the Theory and Prac
r. Moseiy. Professor general special surgical
Dickson. NJ d Professor Maera Mcdica and Thcra-
4 d chaloper u Professor oil Chemistry.
& " Gleason. VI ID Professor III physiology and Surgery.
Js, ungshorc NJ d. Professor the and dis.
eases u Women nd Chdrcn
l.. G. Demons raior of Anatomy
Clinical Instruction Saturday
The students will be afforded for
afforded hitherto.
winch not b. Medical College the
Fecsin II tiis College RI follows:
10 each Professor si0 60
N,,rcuiati,m l.e (pad once only,) > m
10 W
complete upon Anatomy and Physiology, In
Medicine and Medical jurisprudence Theory and Practice
Diseases Women and children Sur
gerry. Medca ,nd Therapeutics, Chemistry and Clinical
PIactlcc.
design this afford intelligent and respectable
o;orly acquria. thorough knowledge med
all ,h" various branches and
lic among and such diseases
MIh require their services.
For apply personally or by letter (pos aid) 10
the rcdn u auy o.lcr member al ihc faculty.
JAMES +. y. McCLOSKEY. VI d.
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COUNT OF ALCOY
pnINTY LAND BILL.

The passage of the bill granting bounty land to officers
and soldiers of the with Great Britain and the sew
era Indian wars is giving rise 10 an unprecedented
a; applications TO the Third Auditors Office for ntorma
ton.
1t deemed advisable tina, copies Of The army rolls
cannot be furnished from this office Tor various reasons
one OF which is sufficient namely the utter impmctcaby
of doing ,
Ii one agent has gh, copies Of the rolls, 50 would
twenty thousand; and all the clerks in the employ oil the
Government could not furnish such copies. Besides there
is no authority Tor doing All applications must pass
through the Pension Office, under the direction Of The Sc
cretary of the Inteo and regular certificates Of service
will be furnished to the Commissioner OF Pensions by the
Third Auditor as the practice in regard To all claims
for pension or bounty land.
This is necessary TO prevent frauds and nermn
able difficulties
JOHN S. GALLAHEa, Third Auditor
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4. BORG. yicc Consul
ia. Hi> iIAt.s' COMPOUND SYRUP ofNAPTHA,
.hr t.rcate>t Discovery of the AGc.

lr t,yc:
'igYg NJ 49, t ~ ,S.II ~ ria. i',,',r ,-e sr,.t ,yi, w,o
t4 numerous cures ,ii's by extraordinary
r u, aeSnoe sr, b, uli, or our mos eminent ply.
@ s@ - aI speedy cure ior luaefcuaT Consunploh IN
'. ;s ats becu recommended .! ihi eminent ysican
Ad constantly used ai ihc Marine Hospital al SSaahah
- 9 Aaat tn. Senior rhs caG oi ihc Hospital The Lon
ito !.p4ol "Sit IDEAL Juuulai: aud Bflihtsates Re
M -.i o:eg .e London medical journals, have spoken
M .si-e the surprising elects o Df Hastings itepIri-
t oeu thoroughly tested. nut only IA Tie Hospital uaier
~ t'iss i.oadon bU, al" by the iirst physicians
@ ai ai nave tuy endorsed II a. an unrI'al!ed reic1! IN
.- p att tli oier diseases oi the lungs
.!l prov" i.@ efficacy All the proprietor ashs i 'ie
' e tue ici" oi when WI! prove 10 'ie Piuei 'ho IL
f .'' i"- icns . - !, ,
t l' 1r'icil'Is decline. ashIa, hi-le sm'" 80 '' i
AZ cHit' ~ sNFifi7lsl! sl"'l % Si>t'e ~ .' Wv .,
ave Welded - 'Hc t'''"e'' -. 'e MI
'ts el-h h"uis 1iic IN ~ ~ - w.; -, MI ~,
5t IN Spia5 81 o"'a d1 c"u1 opa'n ~ 'ei'' ~. ''' ~
NAha WHICH slcii"i u III haii an i noui % ~ e'u
.he cures performed D: thS hedicine "',u e"i.
A. ~" accompanying nave esti' c"liee'cu y. .ie
~ ts> Of ccriiucf'es wsicE nave eec receive ~ nun
" MIDoLIhthf. Vs. MARCH i"'i; co.
T. I 7 FRANCIS Sr-My sons WIFE, who ives IN 'he house
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Great Eleilemlnt Abput Me fngilire Slure I'm

SrRiSGrIELp, Mass October l.-Intense excitement is
prevailing here in consequence o The supposed presence OF
several persons in search Of fugitive saves The negroes
ming themselves fnr defence. The Town Hall is
crowded with dense Of excited persons who express
their determination allow single slave be taken
from among them, law law Serious consequences
apprernded should any attempt bc made capture and
take of the fugyes IL Is said that at least five hundred
iugycs reside in this town
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
EXCITEMENT REGApDING SLAVES

WoRo EG Mass. Der l.1iere is great excitement
here this morning growing out o The beiefindced of the
ncttha there several persons in the known 10 be
the look out for fugitive slaves. Ii is well kown ha,
there many negroes here who have away from their
masters The colored folks much excited and very u
easy. They talk Of inln!srating 10 Canada.
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THE FALL. ELEcrIoNs-The f

THE FALL ELECrIoNS-Thc following Statos elect
Representatives the Congress. this fall The mei
bets will take their the first Monday of December
ISL The time Of holding the election in the respective
States as follows Pennsy Oct. S. Florida Oct Il
South Carolina Oct IA; Ohio Oct s; Illinois, Nov. 81 Wis.,
consn, Nov 5; New York, Nov 5; New Jersey, Nov. 81;
Michigan Nov. 5: massachusetts, Nov. LII Delaware, Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

We are requested contradict report which UNDER
stand has been in crcu'ion and caIcalaed 10 inure the
Wllilmsonr! Female Academy, viz that the Mule Acide
ms was connected with H. We learn, from unQuestionabic
authority that the Academies have connection what
ever with each o,her they md! the charge Of dle.ent
p.in i2ns and located in different parts ui !e city
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For The En0uirer

For Me Enquirer.
SCHOOL CONVENTION IN HANOVER.
The Schol Commissioners the School Teachers and the
citizens of Hanover generally who in favor of promo
ing general education in the county requested TO meet
at Ground Squirrel Westinghouse nj II o'clock on tne I'm
Oct 3d. 1880
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,,u, 1ony u,r,Yc STATE CONVENTION.

NEW YORK wHIG STATE CONVENTION
SYRACUSE SEPT 90 ls50.The committee Of Inc secea,ag
S,a,s onyenlion to assemble Utica Thursday the
7h Of October composed Of one delegate from each
sinos be held in every county The address will be very
long and is the production Of the Hon. VIM Duer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04
JOHN S. GALI.AHEs, Third Audltor
Third Auditors Office October lst, looO.
Transmitted for the Baltimore America

Transmitted for the Baltimore American
WAsHlSGToS, Der. 10 p. NJ.
Iuportan-The Bounty Land Lac suspended by the Pre-
sdent.
The President OF the United States has suspended the exc
cnron or carving into effect of the Bounty Land Law
iii after the meeting Of the session of Congress
The engrossng Clerk who left ont the section providing
for the issuing of Patents Soldiers and
alone has been found and discharged The affair said
have haen fraud
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF vIRGINIA-Tne fol-

lowing Is an extract Of letter from highly respectable
source at Wheeling TO house in Baltimore, dated
,. WHEELING, Srpr 2s.
we notice tfegraphic despatch in the Baltimore An.e
% "ich reached us this morning, dated Pittsbmg Sept
sa'lg maj II was rmured there that the North Western
Dank o. ' ir2inia vas in unsound condition. This n-
in" Is wholly unounded there is Bank in the coun
Wy III better condition, nor there any which enjoys
The entire confidence Of The whole community NOR, Than il
Goes his rumor has evidently been aloat in bad s
it," " ~ - '''A-'e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

seventy -one planters Of 81. Heenas Parish inn
portant oin, of the South Carolina coast have published in
ihe Charleston Mercury pledge give more patronage
|" Northern In their domestic rnde. This GER
tainly better Than di;solying the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

ne ding Legislative bounes they better afford 10 grani
c' 10 those engaged in the far less lucrative pursuits
HANpDEN
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MITCHELL's EYE-sALVE.

ysyHE following Dr. Josn Of The regular practice,
crumin!ed individual that Micheils Eye
Sve quack but entitled well to the confidence
Faculty all others, who may have occasion 10 a'ai he
ot benefits >, ,e.-
II first Eye Salvc
informed. your recon-
rce IN s have IN most patent medicines But the most
popular hces and special remedies haa utter!
the consented 10 lis supiosis uai aiu
GOOD would h hurt Ii OF severe cFouous uph
alny and lids all very much IN
banned Your EycSalyc was used Immediately acted ike
charm a few days perfect effected ihis was son.,mc
last Winter Since that have used Savc great many ,ies
with the happcs results n hands has speedily cured recent IN
amnaon o the and also which had resisted all treatment
om My opinion that as TO coarece
e safety md certainty surpases all the Saves and Eye.
Washes OF which have any knowledge
Respectfully, T. w JOSLYN, NJ. ID.
For sale h. ALEXANDER DUvAL, PURCELL, LADD 90
GAYNOR, WOOD Co. and Druggists generally,
29-dAr1amIv
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STATE STOCK hereby that shall apply The
Virginia the renewal oi ceif
the State No l29 issued
the Rapphannock Company. the 18th October
1915 by lawson Trea and counrsisned by j.
Brown Second Audor-wch said certificate lost b
when Phiephia 2oh December ISIS Whereabouts. and
power attorney executed III blank by said Rappalanock
stock. being
nrorrtv ROBERT McGREGUR.
a,c i-law3m Oi Cumberland. in Maryland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

iayr ia, il.sSir SEl.D.
kta a,, ecriv! flesh saipv Turnip Seed crop
q Large No:lok. Large Globe Early Flat Dutch and
- ( j. K. PARKER.
N door below City IIo;ci.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law IN NEW YORK

THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW IN NEW YORK
New YORK, SEPT. 3D-fhee is great excitement among
te negro population ~ this ety. arising Of the Of
james Hamlet who was on Friday last back 10 slave
~ IN Maryland, under the new fugitive slave law
Is said that quite number oi negroes have been arrest
cd lS morning, us inaiivcs and who have hitherto
ved unnolcse are leaving the city for Canada and other
parts where they w! be nut oi The reach Of the law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

Y. VI. IL. l>LNNOA. j. II. HARnIsOA.
Va NJ II kE\AO\ y co, ship ageu,s and Commission Mer
w csnns New Or,ais
Refer Macnur! Go George Wingted 90 Bl
Macnurio Ncw orleans, llaAal Eio,i"rs 90. Warwick
Bsrka!-. Dunlop Mancic Co.. Richmond Nig.ipa Pacou
I.aar, jt,lI,. a., lufk - ,-riu
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s,..,,,- -.la.lrA..lA..A. ~ 4rAl<r EorrLts.

O ue ~ ;erutucut cue III al diseases arisins iren
l. 4.nte N.te " tar n"'i or hli "i the ;, stem. w
Se Fl. 81 h-'- Eva HacGulsn. Obstinate tH.Lieous EfrI
s- P.ses "a l'e~ ~ lhs Face BHcics B'cs Chr'l'
P.ul -a Gas,a' "is >"o'"n tcer'. s.l!t ;! 't's
a i.l ,-1 .s d tiIs's it"' an uiiei"> as q
Nt-s A~7' D"'~t- ~ ~ mp - .'e. y y"
t.- o' d-occss "i,i oe Fe"'''edt! 'h Ptridr o a.
ae' % T. - & - ,y.,,l u, T., r ri', ',., ,a :
. A. .u utep4rIou the that hd>
.e 4st, peate lne ut,c uDa-e Siciim oi hercilaf!
t ..4 s,o ais c,puac.i sincwS. anu bones ha.i
e JIt e!l IA! s-uf. The ScrolutouS patient
ca.. l,t,uc - hnse a.i 10 h< attendants has
ts t'- HtI,eis oi cfs"ns "Le dad .fodned hope
~ No. ,.4s under a! Iuar Disorders, chrome
~. i, lie ci.cui..loA Gay. bccn raised.
re- r3n disease. ut ow with rcscneraied con
s.. W sliy "a ihe ei'A: "i i.i. ."estna's Preparation"
rle .Nns c,facae .som C'!oDe. sa"ue q fa:"'a zen
. y .- stnt- .! 9l~se acljf!naoc" through The
>llsm 4I iey appointed Cosu to Ne': G'alad" Con
New YoRH. JAN +. ISIS
us,.rs ID SANDS Geu;ienel- HAVING used aud
a cs't yoar eAee s" Pep"F'''"'. o. saat4tia On d
ie.- yls!'s sisis oi t'e S'ule Count! VIZ ir-
a. igai.,Ua i->ts a NtAco. lc much pleasure stating
tmo entertained vt as great medicinal value o N!
lei almost kc ch1t remoTih- speedily tne enerSd-
,e e '.e' a4" exei!s IL .ie most agreeable manner
a4 at..-e etatl.!- lnaGence
e saals n..ny approved and extensively used by the
-t >44ry VI, NY c"usu. Genera Lactaiy Toy.
t'''' ' - = -. .ha ,r.,.. :, 49,, -.
tun-uiegct almost indispensable requisite Ia
sis IL 'nlc!,oui woGa ih the better u +, KNOW" He
NIL be Pri1ei "ud rus ha ''s health iesiorms n
generally kl'@s lrJu=hou: lie length and 5ea'
a9 s''es extended com'ry. ,..r,,
lt.s'.ycs! respectfully T. TAILOR.
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS
Ns~ loeX. fEs IL. ISIS
th- iag.uS tl1. wtc tine "ts treated hy iie
csl- aus pcrnaur,t ae.e4, bal !l- tine my general
r,1 strength declining, m .r disease making fearful progress
,plctoas Wc.r gst. aa ~aleyer though, most
p,tbc.ls cure, am e;ieI.i the !.pprabe
M tc Igyg'!s -ip- accompanied ~h i'tlns az great
N b. orc,.ls. @1il terminated my ic had moi
.t rs r tusG "a, rrHHp !outn"dlGat.e >rsapdriia
ete. ~.e" commenced usins the >arsaIalila did
t nltH c'l!eee l s'les' 't 'A ~ii' n!' surprise you
''t ti'Ui ny iit'GtI' Itie''ts
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NEW STYLE
MI.h Ia :. ~.

MEDALLION DAGu uEREEuINES ~ coIORS.
splendid 10 hc
Our rcds invited 4" cali a the original NlEGlN IA shy
LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY wie.e may be found all The
latest improvements consisting al the
CELERoTlpE,
oy which infant chili!en bc ta.cn second.
rALBOIlPE,
or pagccr!eo;!ic on Paier aud
lllALOTiPE.
or n1sucrrcoiylcs Glass. whch, other nr"
mn! how be obtained Gallery. No 39. Main Street. above
Governor.
y G-rhcr NORTHERN CONDENSATION SKY LIGHT Is now
iuy la--cu WM 4. PRATT X co. Proric'"rs
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,
GARDENERS, FLORISTS, SiilP OWNERS. INCORPORATED
COMPANIES, MANUFACTURERS. ARllZiNS. PROBES
SONil. MEN. MECHANICS AND OTHERS
,fE<lE PUMP ANn FIRE ENGINE COMBINED -RioHr sEcrR
30 UNITED STATES LETTERS PArE%r-Al lntinseincii's
aud wi,lrur which pubic eihtes ho'
tets ind private lHeg.. incomplete and comparatively n's
Wu crl and efficient Fire Engine the farmer is per-
iccy independent r all aacominoang companies and
ctm bii defiance 10 the ntccndnry
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We lite Undersigned 40 hereby crr.Iiy a; each OF Ms has hld
errcie. lu Mr. H. b. MGche!Vs lniosei Pumps
ant have trial. ai feel hesitation IN recon-
me" Ing hi Pumps worthy the confidence aud patronage o the
public JOHN BRAuER.
VALENTINE HECkLER
tage Pump o: Mr.. II Bttinrham Mitchell IN yard es-
,ccn Il valuable 9pirte, great convenience an an en-
Client protection a.dns! fire. IL B IlLER'
Ihe Pump Z ,e whis office
H. NOTICE An persons buying selling the above a1iie!c are
,,.r;, n ppirruScu.N mitchell / prnn
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BosToS, SEPT 2S-P. M.-fhe most brilliant fire. works
have Just been exhibited in front OF the Revere House in
honor OF Jenny Lind. They the finest ever saw =
There were iuly rweny thousand persons present The
square and all the aonin, blocked up with
human beings
Two bands have na given serenadcs-one the Brigade
band and the other the band OF the Musical Fund Socety
The people are wild with excitement.
There was also n orchliaht procession of the fremen
he remaining tickets all disposed OF in the after
noon-the last eight hundred being sold together for SIS l3
each The promenade tickets al sold for SO each 10
Mr. Thompson. The average of the tickets is over So
Mr. OF New York, us $500 by tickets in the first con-
cert aud WI moi speculate any here. He made SliU0
in New York
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[Telegraphed for the Baltimore SUM-
WHIG CONYENTlON-NOMIN OF GOV

WORCESTER, Mass. OcT 1.-The Wing State Convention
assembled here to-day and nominated George NJ Briggs
ca alddac for Governor.
The Convention pu, forth address aludng in appro-
pirate terms to The death OF President Taylor The address
approves Of the course OF Mr. Fillmore and rejoces over
the acts ot Congress admitting California and prescribing
boundaries for Texas and New Mexico
II halls these acts triumph of the North and ap.
proves all the of the compromise bill except that
with regard 10 fugitive slaves This the addreS asserts
should not be effective without trial by Jury Il y de-:
nounced in strong terms wrong done free negroes
coming from Massachusetts into Southern borders II calls
upon Senators and representatives, demonstrated
tnerN,w until abolished
The address goes strongly tor discriminating tafRe>S
II was unanimously adopted. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

j. (. GRAN r. ~ son, No. TO- 18th street.
IL ;er FALL ~ h. coLsisJi: ar the iol
! a loving
5000 ids sole L.ai "r. all quailies
2hn lis. ilt Shoe Thread
Jti sides Russc aui W,x lpl Leather
loo dozen French dnd !.GeIi aG Ch Skins and Hips
Harness. Skifps and giile le ter Morocco and seal SKINS
Chase and B i. Hides Curtain aud Patent Leather
Raai and larc Leather Sheep Binding and Lining skins
Cic Bows auG u Rubber Cloth, On Carpet. &c ,Ac.
Embracing r usual Goods Saddle and Hamess
o aud Shoe makers Carriage akcr Tanners and Cur
and M4clnisi-
alSo Sprusl aud SKINS Tanners OIL
Tthcrs and Curer> oS. winch oer l"r sale
reasonable cash puncual the usual
un,c SEPT, l6--c2aw-wif
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.iuVEL ~ E0YDTON fOIt SALE

HsRltEk!l>G ,"u'te kefins rnhic li"osr am
sci, the EXCHANGE IOlEl. III Bo!dion The
house good pair. aiG well uIni hr!
Tie and hhea! patronage this ll"e strongly recon-
dis lac consideration every iesoh
IL posed ,so,, e lirGse ai li;t.;.inutnt.
HE vii be ~ raj, before Ihc first
o
icsMae loi the sale he practicable Al per-
ip purchase. requested at itiG earliest con
ar examine the plemi-es ask Tor urtr information
by core. ,,oudiD. subscriber. Ann l.. RAl\El.
An i llsIln n n nltltA.
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,li,clX,A cENTkAL nAiAKo,A,D,,..

ViI-i0N NLGITNG Vf
,.,u, ! u couac. M,Grue and rect5sie; having sub
s-, " slNtu'j. nc aai'ui required 10 cattle !e
10 a pt.criptunc t!t safe. .heir eiGe~i
.. lcs Uc he'd al Louisa ccur; House. Thursday
M consider the questions connected with At
ts aI tte Sauutpi Iit CDyngun; also the
.S rNei:us tie completion ttc read "n ,c east side
e 80 the tuuiti
.iu. iucsc, the above and other business ot a
... !a...!c may cu.tsc the i,tcGupn the neotins
,,hes e the extension ~ The ROAD 10 tic One
s. special Dee-;es ..- meeting. Who. together
M >IlerS Company. ei,i4cI c.rt
.... occasion. iis V.lcr vt LIE boar'
II tv.ti i GARRETT. Secretary
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vi OF 81 '' paSrsTosT Si;sT Ss1si ALIEN Il ~ 90.
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RICHARDSON 4 HARVEY.

NouJ most ,ecru. cali the their friends oni the
uc really o heir dl desirable sock u Goods rccrnty
purchased 10 tie Notn cites aud lic most favorable
a'ce III ihe Dry Goods aud Grocery lr which hey
determined to sr uw for cash unclua customers, Orders
ilank kull! and promptly attended
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! ANl\G III hand 10 the
lsioi july last and received - late arrivals large proportion
ci lAil GOODS lam prepared =" oacr 10 the Ghic
tn. hest =" the cuinH"ranr socks :" goods #" Ice
i ai'u hundred
lu>l- oil lie Varieties o LOOIs SiloLS. HATS CAPS. BON
NEIS. Tkt MIS-.
NOG enuds tie different aricies would STATE that such
arcl, with which har" ncen
urcd orders aul by GiItcios, "lh view 20 tie
rmr li> market
Wh recollection o the liberal patronage HERETOFORE e.
slowed ~ HE pUc. VII hc N! purpose Keep such STOCK oi
Goods ai 10 sci! such Insure reniinu'rcc
oi ;he HENRY W. 0tARlES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-04

1t will be seen from article published BY corespon
ent Edorado, taken from the "Housnn Telegraph" that
he Lone Star" is about o be the theatre of gold hunt
ng We ask attention the picture he draws Of the pros
'ecs of Texas. We do desire emigration from
lie "old Dominion yet, il it must 20, say with our
correspondents We know of State that oilers many iE