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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-07-20
-. } L. PETTT, Sheriff.
Parish Of 1berville. June 4, 1850.
COUR -DU GENE DISTRICT, Paroisse
~ dIberuiAe, Etat de la Louisiana. We. 10.

" AOeT UAIe, EtM de la Louisiana. We. 10.
seph Schlatre Us. Frederick Smith: No. 346.
En- vertu dun ordre de saisie ct vepte a moi al.
dresse par PHon. la susdite cour dams Ia cause c-
dessus indtulee ct numerotee, J'exposerai en- vente
Pub!i4ne au plus offrant ct dernier encherisseur,
SAMEDI lie 3 de Aont proclaim 1850, a 10 heures
4. NJ, a la maison de conr de la dite Paroisse, tous
les drolts tltres ct pretentons de Frederic Smith en-
ct aux proprietes ciSapres decrites, sayoir-
I'm certain moroccan de terre sitle dams Ia dits
parossse dIbervdle, rive ganche du Bayou Plaque.
mine, d environ DOME arpents du Mississippi, 10
dit moroccan de terre forme un triangle irregulier
ct mesme environ 6 arpents de snper6cie, plus on
MONS, borne en- avant par le Bayou Plaquemine,
en- haut par terre de II. F. Deblieux, en- arriere par
terres de ]. s. Leonard ct Adonis Petit, ct en- bas
par terre de "A. Talbot. ensemble les batisses 9,
amelorations qui sly t%rouvent.
TERMEs DE VENrE.-Huit cent quinze p~iastres
avec interets d ralson de huit pour cent par an q
dater du Ter Oc.obre 1849, %jusqu'au jourde ven,e,
a'nsl que soixante dix HUT piastres quatre-vingt.
-tfeize cents balance des ln,erets echus ct payable
le Ter Octobre l649, ct les Grais du process, payablss
dams I'm an du jour de vente. Trois cent ouaranss
p'astres avec intereis d raison de HUT pour cent
par an a dater du Ter Octobre lS49, payables 10
Ter Octobre 1850, ct trois cent quaran.e piastrss
vec inteiets d hut pour cent par an a dater du
Ter Octobre ls49, payables le Ter Octobre 1851,
ct Ia balance payable dams un an.
Saisi pour ~sutisfaire lie Judgement ct lea frsis du
susdit process. il PETIT, Sheriff
Paroisse dIberville. CO IS Juliet 1850. jy20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPTEMBER q

RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPTEMBER q
TOBACCO.-Ths market to-day was very active -,
prices rather better than they were the latter part Of rho ana
week. The breaks were very light, not more than % bbpas
and less than half of that number were for inspection. :,
balance being re-sampled tobacco. vac
II is now raining, and we fear the rain Is a general or.. :,
30, it will injuriously affect the growing crop Of tobacco, "
Sales Of So Mds. tobacco by NJ Martin d. co .i.
Friday last :-36 hhds. at sl2, | at IL 5 at l0h / Al IG%'
| at l0h 3 Al II. | a, liz . at TX, | at lls a, 81
| hid, Dir. n. Lea, at sl2H.
Nm. MARTIN co
FIOCR-SaIes Of Richmond at S. a l2a; Scousyirs
wHEAT-Red and white los to 10 cts.
~CORN-Sules at 62E cents.
CORN MEAL-10 cents per bushel.
OATS-374 cents per bushel.
RYE-G5 cents.
~FISH-Herrings, No. / Cut Sc 50; Gross 81 50: Macks,,
No. 3, s.; NJ. =, s. 80; No. l, 50 80; Shad IS 80 a s.: ana
dull! for all descriptions.
LARD-Barrcls * cents; kcgs 8 cents.
BACON-yireiniac cured hog round IA * cents; Side. !
\ TX cts; new Hams S n ID cents; Western Sides 6 a s.
Shoulders 81 a 81 cts; Queen City" hams l04.
COFFEE-Sales at l0Aa il cts; Rio II u IL for pnm.I
SUGAR-Wc quote Porto Rico E a IL cents, New o.
leans, new crop. = n IA cts; 81. Croix a 4: cents.-Loal
double refined, III cents; single refined III q lUs els. Ma
kct firm, and advancing.
M~OLISSES-Sales New Orleans al %; Cuba 23a6 J
SplRITS-Cognac Brandy 81, Is n 3,25; Rochelle BIZ
]. 80; American proof 35c; 18th proof 5Oa55; Apr y. scarce, S,
Richmond Rectltled NhlSKey Il cents, and advancing
n. F. Rum 30 a 30 cts.
TEAS-Imperia 45a75c. per h.; Gunpowder As a no.
younG Hyson 30a75c; Black 25 a 80 c.
CASDLES-Spcrm Candles 42ai4c; Tallow l0al2; Han
Patent l4c; Adamantine 25 a soc. per b.; Jackson's pa.e1
SOAP-Richmond and New York 3Aa6c.
~RICE-Prime 1 cts. |
poTATOES-Mercers selling from wharf at 65a75 ct.
NAILS-3A cts.
SOLE LEATHER-Hemlock tanned, good, l5Hal7ct
damaged llal5 cts.
IRoN-Pig Iron s24 to 80, according to quality; Swesi
sos per ton English So; Tredegar, Richmond manu:ac,or
Cd: Tn Country Bar So a 81, according TO quality.
TEEL-American bistcred Sll0 per ton.
HIDES-Green sailed 4 j Ak cents per ID. Cai. sailed I
cis. TO 81 each. L
BEESWAX-Dull at 2la23 cts. I
LIME-Sl l2a scarce.
SHOT-5h cents per ID. !
C~OTTON-l2 Il tx cents.
PARTNERSHIPS cts.
SEEDS-Cloyer 81. 75a5.50. No Flax in marSe:.
P~LASTER-S2 SIX from Wharf, 81 from Basin.
SALT-From store 81 so; from wharf 81 45.
OILS-Sperm, winter ~l20al25c; summer lloalli- waat
crude 45a50; refined 60a65; Linsecd SOaSoc; Tanners sl!al
per barrel.
: HAY-Northern, in bales, 75ae0 cts.
RIcHMoSp. SEPTEMBER G, lsG. I
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Reef Cattle-At the scales 81 IS to 2 10. Make, We |
supplied.
s.. ep-sl so TO 3, nett, as in quality:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

MO OCCASION Tt co FALL AND
IN WINTER GOODS, FOR lS0-The subscribers are now open
ing the most magnificent stock OF superior rcady-maie Clothing and
Genllemen's Furnishing Goods, ever before offered for sale in this
city. The i~ncredu,ous arc invited to call and examine for themselves.
To persons wishing 10 purchase goods either Wholesale or retail, a
rare opport unity is now offered by HENRY SHAFER a CO..
Sept. Corner lih PEARL and Main streets.
OGAN WALLER, Commission Merchant, gives
l. his undivided attention 10 the selling OF Country Produce.
III Office I'll Main Street, Richmond, Virginia July S3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
a l0PRIRIE MIRDER

II has seldom been our lot (says the Norfolk Beac"n) to
record n more cold blaodad ua.,i.~ than 80 ".-i'. %,
Mathews county on Thursday last. Capt. Sidney l.ans,
we'll kncwn in this community as n STA Captain, was en-
uared with his brother, William Lane, in buildings vessel
in Inc above county where they both resided. A negro wo-
man liyinr near where the work was going on, picked up
some chios from around the vessel, for which offence SD
nry Lime beat her numerically. His brother hearing how
badly The woman was whipped, went 10 his house Thursday
morning, To demonstrate with him for such cruel treatment
I, the negro for 81 trifiing an offence. He told VIM. Lane
10 leave him. that il was none Of his business, and II he sud
more 10 hin about it he would shoot him. His brother DIS
regarded the threat, as no angry words had passed be,
tween them. wiicreupon Sidney took MP a double barred
gun and fired at him, one barrel taking effect in the
face, the other in the body, when he fell 10 the floor.
Finding he had not entirely killed him, he deliberate
" reloaded his gun and placing the muzzle directly agains,f
his breast shot Inc load through his body. Lane then took
a canoe and crossed the river before a sufficient rosse could
be mustered 10 take him, and up to the time our Informant
left was at large. 1t was thought that he would get ON board
The Baltimore Boa. that evening, and a Geographic despatch
was sent on here 10 be forwarded 10 Baltimore Thursday
evening. The greatest excitement prevails in Matthews ON
account of the horrible affair.
Lane is a man about 80 years of age, six feet high, wen
made and muscular, fair complexion, dark hair and forbid
ding countenance. Capt. Hicks has in his possession a let
ter from two highly respectable gentlemen, w. IL. Wlnslow,
ESD. and John II. Tnbb, Esq, of Matthews, stating the
above description of the fugitive, and assuring a large reward
from their county, to those who may arrest MN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

i n, I,JU. -,
On the motion 81 Re5ecca S Brett. the wIiow Of Hutton Bf'
ceased, and claiming 10 be a deyisee under the will oi ut -
son H cit, deceased. and II appearing tothc Couri tia: NOR "a,
years have elapsed since the qualification OF Joseph Amen ~
Court. as ExecutorDf the said Huscn Brett. II u ordered ih" 40
sons having Claims against the said estate do r1hl3r ne - =.
settlement before the llih day of November next before yn'
one OF the Commissioners Of this Court. and that ms "ide "
lished Tor eight weeks IN one or more OF the newspapers puu'-
the City OF Richmond, previous TO the said l!iA day 81 " I
next. and that the same be posted al the front door 81 W.
House Of this county on TWO several Court DAYS; anG IN 49,
missioner is directed 10 ascertain who constitute te ee'isee
tributes Of the said IIutson Breti. deceased; and me .oo.ag A.
tier order that the said Joseph Allen. Executor a. at2teslr,'
der an account of his e1ecutorship of the estate 81 -" '
Brett before the same Commissioner. which account. 'II.ss,,'.s
report OF the devisees or distributes aioresaii. anu ~.
count. shown. 10 what each tceisee or di,tnouiee ! .n" NJ
Commissioner is d directed to make AMI report WIN any ~ w.,
cially stated, deemed pertinent by himself. or WHICH ma! w.
by any OF the parties 10 be 50 stated. r q
A Copy. Teste. LOFTlN y ELLEi''
Sent i0-rgawrd II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
Tclegraphcd for the Biliimo!e American.
M..L.ScrnS Il {, SEnr ST u y

"ASHINUF"Nt D'.|'f Y. - -
Rejoicing al The PaSsase Of nc Caiitornia BW-1he 1Sras
boundary and tie Utah Territorial Bits.
The most enthusiastic rejoicing prevailed here yesterday
evening and last night, in consequence OF the passage ~
the House yesterday OF the California Dill, Including me
Utah Territorial bill and tn passage some days a2o OF The
Texas Boundary bill. About sunscta salute al one hundred
guns was fired by Capt. Bnckinghai''s Artillery. 4 most
brllian, and beautiful display Of fire works took Place Oh
The banks oil the Canal, after dark get in. Professor Grants
celebrated Calcium Light was exhibited from tnc top o. lie
Capitol, and completely illuminated tie Arsenal 50 ti"' OBJ
Iccls could be distinguished almost "a plainly as III noon cay.
Several OF The principal hotels were brilliantly Illuminated.
A yery large concourse of people assembled II the Natlou",
Hotel, and complimented The Union Serenadc gwen by The
Marine band. Mossrs. Clly, Webster, Rusk, Houston
Douglass. Speaker Cobb, billiard and others, made short
speeches, co,nplimcniing tie band and alluding in highly pa'Ii-
otto sentiments To the noble acts Of the House OF kcarcseii-
ia,ivcs in disposing OF the above great measures. l nave
never heinrc seen a more general manifestation Of JOY. Every
body appeared happy aad delighted. That the pass g: of
these bills has met with decided appreciation fsom the cn1-
zcns of the District there can Be no doubt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
DIED,

DIED, on Sunday, the Is. day Of September, at the residence OF his
iithrr II MecslenouFg county after an illness al fourteen DAYS. MA.
TIiANIEf. ALEXANDER, Jr. in his 10th year. This Young gen.
;ieinaa had won The affections Of al, his associates. md his untifnely
4eath mas cas- 4 deep gloom ia. ar0nnl his afflicted family. With !.
heart 50 nuble, and head so sound. MS promise was great The .aires,
towers are oaea p:ucked ete they reach III. full zenith Of their
5loom
E- The Examiner and Times requested TO copy.
DIED. at his residence in this CRY, on Sunday morning. the a,,
nst, Mr.. inc. GENTRY. Ia the 59;h year OF his age. Ills funeral
will take place rom Trinity Church III morning az III o,rIort
Nor:oik paper and phliadeipnil Ledger please copy.
BAYLOR HILL, in The 7lst year of his ace. 49, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

Ridley, Democrat; Chanbliss, Wing; Mason, Democrat;
and Burgess, Wing, elected.
VERMONT ELECTION.
BURLINGTON VT, SEPT. Judge Williams is elected
Governor in this State bya majority Of 1910 10 1000. Of
the popular vote IN eighty four towns, Williams gains 900
over the vote in lS49.
LEWIS DISTRICT-4 D~elegates.)
The vote OF the four highest elected candidates in this dis.
trict is for Hays 2,442, Garlic 1873, Smith 1885, and Bland
1876.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

SLAVES RUNNING ONE AGATN.-The Delaware
Gnze,te states that the seven slaves who some time since
ran away from Mr.. Calvert, of Prince Georges county, ap-
plied nj the watch house for lodgings in that city a few
nights since, stating that they had been to Pennsylvania,
master. They stated that they had been decoyed of by a
white man, whose name they did not know by specious pro-
misses and dclusiye hopes. and that they much preferred liv-
ing with Mr.. Culvert as his slaves than To lead The lite they
did after they reached their destination, and desired 10 be
sent home. The mayor had them lodged in the Jail at New
Castle, and sent a despatch by telegraph to their owner, who
had them removed TO his home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
CELEBRATION OF J.. o. OF R%ECHABITEs OF
RICHMOND CITY.

RICHMOND CITY.
Rising Sun Encampmenta and Old Dominion Tent !. o. of
Rcchabi'es will meet at their halls on Wednesday morn.
ing, llth inst, at 5 o'clock, and march down to unite with
their brethren of Harmony Tent, and from there 10 the
County Court House, when they will form into line and re-.
ceive their brethren Of Norfolk, Portsmouth and Hampton.
After which they will march up Main 10 End street. down
End to Broad, down Broad To the African Church, where nd.
dresses will be delivered by the Rev. 4. e. c. Howell, d. D..
Thus. J. Evans, Esq. of this city, = Hubbard, ESQ. OF
they will reform into line, march down to MAYO street, down
Mays TO franklin street, up franklin 10 Governor stree,
down Governor TO Main, up Main TO Union Temperance
Hall.
The citizens of Richmond and the public generally are
cordially invited TO attend at the Church At Ii O'Clock. 4. M
Seats on the right and left Of the pulpit and side rnIlc-ies
Band. WIN. F. MITCHELL, Chief Marshal.
G ss. 3 ;. H nrss.rr, Assistant Marshals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
The Wheeling Gazette, in speaking of the many improve

men,s now going on in that town, says
The work on the Railroad having been commenced at the
south end of the town, and in Ritchietown, affords work for
many who have been idle through part Of the summer, and
creates a pressing demand for more buildings than are now
completed. In Ritchetown,h however, that demand is being
fsi supplied BY the erection of an immense number Of build
ings, many Of a substantial character, TO be permanent as
the railroad instead OF being merely intended for the WORK
men. Ritchietown is improving greatly, and South Wheel.
ing also. That it may go ahead, as well as the balance Of
The city, is our fervent desire; but as the chief element Of
our permanent prosperity, VIC mnst not forget the Western
Railroad. Therein lies our ,rhole porer, and suffering our.
selves TO be shorn OF that we shall lose more comparatively
than Samson lost when shorn Of his locks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
nTT MS En1r1ns OF RIcHARDs0N.s

ElUBLISHED AND FOR SALE By J. ". I'm,
q mond. Sold alsp by booksellers ccncrlt! .altg.
tains. besides the twelve Calendar pages. As'r'NoH'I" ~ a.
&c.. 10y David Richardson OF Louisa. Virginia; a i. = r,r,lua
a Gardeners Monthly Instructor; Virginia and No'' u,,.s q
Officers: Virginia Members of Congress; Senate ~, r,,al,,,
legaies: Safe and Federal Courts of MaTyand' N'r" We "a
uic! Of Columbia and Virginia; Valuable Receipts w."
Poetry; Anecdotes, &c. Price d cents. .,ysn.
The Proceedings aud Debates Of tlr Virginia sac , .@r,
1890. Price So, or s3 10. according - sii!ie o. """
~ = Book that every one ought 10 buy and read ,,m.,rlS
The Virginia Report Of 1899. 100. touching the ~ nell q
Laws. together with the Virginia Resolutions OF petsf" n, ia
The Debates and Proceedings thereon in the Hoi'e " Il. ,g0
Firginia. and several other documents Illustrative d. -. o.
resolutions. A new and improved edition, by a Ss"N"
cinia-sl 30. u Dw
A second edition Of an Essay on Slavery ,, Iro"ns ii 2
President of William and Mary college, "i!liaDf'"=
so cents. ~, II
Any Of the above will be sent by mail IN paper = hail
age, 10 all who remit the pr;ceto J w. Rh''o.pai mr. BOOKER
Oners for Books. Music, Stationery, Blank B,oss.w sr,s
will receive prompi attention If addrcssed 10 ~ ~" =
mnli.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

CHOLERA AT HARPEpS FERRY.-Wear are sorry TO
hear that this scourge has again broken out with renewed
violence al Harper's Ferry. A gentleman from Martinsbnrg,
who passed through Harper's Ferry on Saturday evening,
informs US that there had been seven deaths, and some seven
teen new cases within the previous twenry-four hours
This is severe in a population of the extent located there.
IRaNimore Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

IA NEW PLATFORM-An aspirant for a county Office
in this county, being asked yesterday what his political
principles were. announced his platform thus: ~ am, sir, 10
favcr OF the merit war-oppcsed to the cholera-in favor Of
high salaries-opposcd TO uncurrent funds and poor brandy"
TDctroit Free Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
IAYD FOR SALE.

LAND FOX SabC'
WISH 10 sell my Tract oil Land IN Person o'pcn
L FIVE FORK TRACT, containing 800 acres 49,
Is a tnlerable good Dwelling House. Barns, 20,
Cabins; also, q Store House. Mos. Of the lana 10 ~
recently cleared, and is wei! adapted 10 the culture
Wheat and Gals. sr
Also, a TWO third interest in a ,rart Of lane d.. '
containing 400 acres, all in original forest. ,
These lands lie in one Of the finest tobacco sio"'
State. ..tgprc
Persons wishing 10 see said lands can do 80 .! os"7
lett Yancey. who now resides on the premises. ,,,f
TERMS:-one.half in one year, the oine1 !"
II these seai lands are no, sold privately, they wilyD sh sg.
misses al public auction 90 FRIDAY, the 18th o. pec eau
at the same time the entire stock Of Horses, H3ss MA,
Their with the crop OF Corn, Fodder and gar uiS \,
6c. bEYfa"
wauen.on, North Carolina, September ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
MA.

Tomorrow night the divine Lind gives her first concert in
the monstcr-room ut Castle Garden, which will hold about
$3.50 persons. The .furore Of the New Workers may be
Judged from the fact that, Il, the auction Of the tickets on
Saturday, the first choice of seats was Knocked oil AT the
enormous price OF 1925 TO Mr.. Genin, n Broadway halter,
who was cheered by the audience. \ witty friend wishes
10 know to what extent the murder of coons, foxes, rabbits
and musk rats is involved in this rash act, 10 make up the
sum. There is, no doubt, method in Genins madness. Ha
has presented 10 Jenny a beautiful r%iding-hat, whip and
glovcs-andh his store will be all the rage with the New York
fashionablcs. Other choice seats ranged from s25 TO 81 l2h;
s. being The regular price II the door 5000 persons being
present. The New Workers are determined to make a God
dess of Jenny, and fools Of themselves. She has made Il
new arrangement with Barnun, viz 10 receive $1,000 and
one half of the proceeds Al each Of the $50 nights, and 10
sing in Europe and America, according 10 his pleasure
This may embrace the Mammoth Industrial Exhibition in
London next spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

The Cazenovia Wing says hat of the 1000 men who at
tended the Gerrit, Smith Convention, 1850 were linen in
~huckram,' and a majority of the rest in petticoats. This
telegraph then, was the instrument Of a great lie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

RON II STING OF A "YELLoW
week a son OF Mr. John Gil1in, OF Centre
township, in this county, II years OF age, came to his death
in the following singular manners: While pounding or mash
ing apples 10 make cider, a "yellow jacket flew into his
mouth and stung him at top of the throat, and in twenty mi
nutes he was dead. Swelling set in Immediately, which COM
pletcly closed The ~windpipe, and death was produced by suf-
location Cambridge. Ohio, Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
New ORLEANS, Aue. 90.

I'VE" OxLEANsi HUu. :.
Action Of Teras on The Gorernor's Message-Assstance
Looked For-CioSe Calculations, &c.
We have received Austin accounts TO the l7th, which are of
little interest. The Legislature has been discussing a -eso-
luton TO proceed TO the election of a Senator in place of Mr..
Rusk, also a resolution calling for the correspondence
between the Governor and other States, regarding assist
ance with money, men and arms from such States, which
were postponed on a discussion. 1t was stated that 100
men were necessary in Santa Fe 10 keep the Federal troops
in check, besides 300 over all insurgents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

The Lcwisburg (Va.) Chronicle says the Court of Appeals
Of this State terminated lis session at that place on the 3lst
Of August, after u session OF So days. II says: "The Court
was not in session more ,ian two-thirds Of this time, in con-
sequence of The unfortunate indisposition, nj various times, Of
Judges Cabell, Allen and Daniel. Three cases were decided,
two of which were reserved, twenty-five heard, but undeci-
dcd, twenty-five continued until next term, and six dismiss
/ NJ u:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

We had prepared Tor to-day's paper a complete list Of the
delegates elect TO the Reform C0nycntiun--but il is excluded
by the news from Washington. The body is composed of 81
Democrats, 81 Wings, or - Democratic majority.
Maryland has just elected Delegates to her State Conyen
ton. The result is AZ Democrats, 40 Wings, and II elected
on the Union licse, (f both partes) The Reformers have
Il majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

The Wilmot Proviso was TWICE voted down in the HOUSE
the Two last days of Inst week. May its blushing and inia-
nous supporters be equally scented by the masses Of the
N,tbt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

IMPORTERS AMI WHOLESALE DEALERS ~ DRY Coo
4 LEAVE received and opeRc! AT their ni stand. No. y Man -
a their supply OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. Id
Soc. will be found a complete assortment Of
Black, blue AMI olive French Cloths
Green, brown and Dahiia do.
Avaricty oil high aud los. priced English Cloths
Black AMI Fancy French Cassimcrcs
Doe S,ins and Fancy English CassIncrcs
Stuinetts. Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans
cpa,ings. IInseyS and kcrse,s
FlannelS, Blankets and Pahdings
OLnahur,s. brown and blcachci Dones;ics
AIpaca-. lrameita ami Caslmercs
llaGielcon REGENTS and Venetian Silks
six. Cotton aud Linen Cambria IIondkerchiefs
Hosiery, Suspenders aud Buttons
Thread and Spool Counns. dliFcrcntInakes
Wlire aud culprei Cambrcs
Check aud Swiss Mu sins. Sc.
Also. the finest assortment, OF Ingrain, ThFeeply, Brussels. 7
Try and Nelvc, Carpctin:s ever offered
Tuftcd, chcneiile AMI Imperial Rugs
Chencillc, Persian and Rope Mats "
Bookings. Floor Cloths and Stair Oil Cloth. Il
Intending 10 rcrnove shortly Ia their new Sore, (So q \
S;.cs;.) they a.e anxious To- reduce their stock a. much IS posi-
ai alll offer or al inducements 20 purchasers sept lG-1tA 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

We have received 4 catalogue OF the teachers and pupils of
the Hampton Male and Female Academy, for The session Of
1880, and the annual announcement for lS50-5l. This
excellent and lourishing institution, is under the charge OF
John b. Cary, Principal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10
A CARD.

A CARD.
XN HEROD GRAVES. Practical Accountant and Conyevanccr
w . Corner OF Madison and Marshall Streets writes nm Rooss'
with neatne.s and accuracy, and draws Deeds, Contracts, DC. &C..
kaDCcAp naIse Aug. l-d2aw2m
II undersigned respectfully informs his friends
! = ana patrons ma, Il the solicitation OF tie Proprietors OF The
AAIloSAL HOTEL ne will continue its mana cement 10 their be.
ALL and ende lvor TO merit The liberal share OF patronage which Inc
Ii'nel has heretofore enjoyed, and which he slI soiieisi or IL "sA -
Aus. lS-elW' DAVID r. KEELING, National Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-09-10

We arc compelled to defer Till tomorrow the conclusion q
Mr. Meadcs speech.