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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28
MEDICAL,


WAITS, NERVOUS ANTIDoTE, ACCORDING TO
the facts exhibited by the corresponding secretary
from the letters and certificates from May 84o that o
patients have leen eectuay cured Of vruent AZ
time averaging about three bottles 20 paentthe great
est quantity Twenty nine bottes has taken r. p
walker ESQ., Empire Mills, Brookyn and IL appears that
bottle has often cured Of slight neuros
quire than any other disease
disa feels it's immediately and seldom requires
than six eight bottles DIR Watts be consulted
only At 40 street. from nine 70
CEkTAIN DISEASES CURED BY DIR. DE LANIY IN
mercury Recent removed By his entirely mshsA.
by local application in to two days 10 nervous debility
aud those Sad disorders body and Mind result
ing HON self abuse habits in earlier life inca
mode Of we'll known to need ndatioa.
he guarantees perma for life. Treament also,
by letter, in English. French, German Ohos 81 Lsps-
pard street near Broadway Genuine female regulating
Pills and Drops 81.
nocTOR YOURsELF-FeR TWENTY-FIVE CENT?
Own Physician Thirtieth edition, with hundred
cravings showing Diseases and kalformatons every
shape and FORM by William Young NJ D. Graduate Of tA1
Unverty Of Pennsylvsna The various forms Of SeersS
In plain language. Nc chapter self Abuse 10 worthy e
particular attention. snd should be read by Yovna
who have been unfortunate in contracting dseeee
previous to placing Under the care Of deeto
useful work Strangers visiting the city, those
contemplating marriage don't think Of returning home
without copy Of the Pocket Eenagus Sea captains and
Marriage, the Pocket sonlspus Every One His Owe
Physician Any sending Twenty-Five snsossA
IN letter viii receive one cory Of this boeh ~ mali e
Ss s'ss Phi % sSs er DR.
strinser Towpsend. 227 Broadw New Vnvt.
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$500 !;1. ki.Is,. ~ AsrIpors sys

F.kU 1Ihe htiure Tor The q rtivaie diserasfs
mares speedy with the least restrictions ~
onnf e,rosure or ehangs In application business
M pIorIeor chseneefs single csse which the mistvr>
wan not cure, unscr the forfcure hnrd,cd dollars
w in bottles, VITA full directions 81 One bes
nana.E vetk-uany are cured IN TIVE DAYS ssin W
Y ~ h!Nu ls2 brg sdway lOe Baysrd street York.
y, Little, 100 Hanover street. Hoston WRIGHT Co.
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BAGS per rev ste.msr Re. Bird for Rio JAnsiro
Exohaigel on Saturday, Nov 20. at IL o'clock.
Letters DO paid s the nbsre oee any par.
she weird.
The above Letter Bags aso at Ksnyon 81 Wan strsst
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CIV SAVED yREscg ANTInoTrts.p.s-

N n A FEN-
VIZ feet exterminatsr 81 Diseases, no matter what
SIX sg ~ stage Of the complaint ~ the
snd putihesthe blood The first dose will give .nd
tcme case are cured In two days One bottle Isss week
rant perfect eure forfeit f2 re,nrn Al. that hss
been paid. Price ST. sold at 10 Fuso, street 9nn
z Bsvery cerr or Grand street ard
w kadl.on street No charge fr sdvic Sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

EoR sAvANNAH.-sTEAMsHIP FLORIDA, CAPT.
Iyon-Ihis new and very superior ship will leave for
Savannah on Saturday November no. at o'clock n. M
piers N. r. For freght or pnsssgs apply TO
SAMUEL l.. MITCH AL. iet Front street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

The Detroit Free Press, OF the 22d March, announces "tht
gratifying intelligence of the passage of Gen. Roberts reso
lu,lons BY the House of Representatives. Bit little doubt i:
entertained of their passage through the Senate also. THsst
resolutions, in effect, rescind the instruction resolutions Of III.
last egislature.N which would have compelled Gen. Cass IL
resign, in case the Wilmor Proviso had come up, under the
instructions Of the Legislature Of Michigan.
A large meeting was held al Detroit on the 2lst March, al
which the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, (s the sense OF this meeting, That the Legisla-
ture of this State, now in session, owe IL 10 themselves, to
the State, and tho Union, by every consideration Of patriot
ism, of Justice, of liberty, and nationality, 10 rescind the reso
lutions of instruction 10 our senators, approved 18th Janua-
~, le49.
Resolved, las the sense of this meeting,) That The repre-
sentatives from Wayne county, and the senators from the
first district, should use all honorable means TO give full ef
feet 10 the foregoing resolution.
Resolved, That the patriotism, wisdom, and fidelity o.
Gen. Cass command our highest admiration and most i'm.
plicit confidence, and entitlc him 10 the gratitude of every
true American.
The n. Y. Tribune INDUCES in this savage fling at the
Old Dominion:
''The cradle Of Democracy, yet 10 this day authorising
many a wealthy man TO vote six or seven times at the same
election, and denying a thoroughly poor man the right 10
vote at ALL"
The sting of the reproach consists in lis truth-but "more's
the pity.' "Pity It's, it's truth" A Convention viii be
soon called. and this odious feature in the present Constitu-
ton will be reformed altogether. Other Improvements will
doubtless be introduced-but this chief abomination will be
totally eradicated. Public opinion, in the State and out OF 1t,
has long since pronounced its doom.-fDanrMe Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

| 'In what manner the duties dcvolyed by thi. ac, :, .
supcrinlendents of the publication have been DISCHARGE J" u, u.
best appear from tile volume itself. Ii has been ibseirI ~ :,
that the volume should, neither as TO its matter nor tba ~ -
in which il is published, be unworthy Of the Stat ul;.
, sends it forth their efforts have been well sustained b. i a y
Public Printer and the work done by them and him W. ".
il is hoped, meet the appreciation OF the General As.a" =.
and the people of the STATE"
We take the liberty OF adding the testimony Of a gent.
man OF fine taste and the highest character, who writes I'M,
u cannot help mentioning the unsurpassed manner f,
which the work il done, SO far as | have examined il T.
ginia pride may well be sratiiicG al So capital a specimen
typography from Richmond"
Sidney also refers 10 the 900 inierleared copies Of IL
Code, as intended 10 increase our profits. We can only ;,
they were 10 rs the costliest copies of the whole work.
However much We dislike our personal matters 10 be dc,
gd before the public, We feel that our readers will exon.
our long comments on this subject. They were nrc,,,,,
for a yindica,ion OF the General Assembly, the Govern, a.
our own good name, against foul assaults-which the nu,h.
dared not make, while the Legislature was in session IN +,
vestigate the charges, bur cunnngly deferred until the e.. .
the election. We are the ino!c justified in exposing his NJ.
representations, as the Wing has made the Put A Prln,,.
&c., The erea. issue, on which the elections HE 10 turn
"I.lIne and impofel, conclusion Whiggery, how ART III
fallen! How desperate thy fortunes, when such small Qor
is resorted TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

CONNECTICUT III ECTIuS

The New York Globe, (Democrat) ana New York Eve
Ing Post, (Barnbulncr) say that every thing has gone II
the Democrats that Seymour, u ralln, officer in Mexico
elected Governor, the senate probably largely Democaul
and IL gains in the House. The New Haven PaM,lp,
(Whig,) says the contest appears 10 have Terminated dl,2
,rously Id the Wings, who have, doubtless, los, both branch
of the Legislature This will give = gain Of U Dernocrs,
United States Senator.
The Democrats fought under the mon inter. entiou' Il;
and. before the election, the free coil Wing Tribune SAIL:
81 victory 10 Locofocoism in Connecticut would he
triumph 10 the dominant politicians Of Virginia, SoaG G
roliaa md Teas. over the interests and sympaihits win,
naturally ally The Land of Steady Habits with Mlssach
sets, New ! ork and Kentucky
We appeal to the Democrats in every county in the sa
10 unite upon their candidates, 10 strike for The good eaa.
give one more blow IL Taylorism now ON its last legs.
word, 10 do their rhoe duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
SPRING CANVASS.

The Fredericksburg News seems 10 think there is SON:
hope of the election Of DIR. Pannil, a ~'no.party" Wing I
Orange and Greene, though there Isl Democratic MAJORITY Q
from ? 10 BOO. We cannot believe j, possible that Capt.. IN.
Willis, tn. Democratic nominee, is in any danger. fe is
man Of fine sense, will make an admirable representa,i,.
and should receive the vote ot every Democrat.
The saline paper learns that Major James p. Corbin is spc
ken of in opposition 10 Mr.. Buckncr in Caroline. The Ma
Ior sa capital fellow, but is iur too sagacous, we ween, Il
try 50 desperate a game.
In Spotsyl,ania U. VI. Crutchfeii. Esq is the Democratic
candidate, without opposition. The News bewails the even
~ follows:
"Wc are Il strange people. With i Wing majority u
Whir can br induced 10 become 4 candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
CORRESPONDENCE Of tile New York Express.
W.cuIS:TnS Maucu 2
GARNET CHANGES.

CABINET IHANUto.
There are rumors aloat that President Taylor will soor
remodel his Cabinet-possibly before the settlement OF th'
slavery question BY Congress. If not, certainly after tina
event.
The rumor runs that Nj. Clayton and Mr.. Rives, in France
win exchange situations; that Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. Mere
dith will retire to the shades of private life that Mr.. Butler
King will 70 into the Navy Department, and Mr.. Mckennar
of Pennsylvania into the War Department; that Mr.. Sintor
will 90 into the Treasury Department, and John Davis into
the Department of The Interior; that Mr.. Preston will, mex
Fan. 90 Minister 10 Mevico, and that Gov. Letcher, now
there, will come home and be made Postmaster General; thai
Mr.. Ewing will relieve Mr.. Todd rs Minister TO Brasil;and thal
John J. Crittendon or Edward Bates will be Attorney-tienc
raj. Mr.. Rcverdy Johnson 10 wait for Il foreign mission or
iuireshiD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
NASHVILLE CONVENTION.

The Republican and The Wing publish the call Tor the nee,
ny o-niorrow night-th the latter endorses il editorialy and sp
peals to "all the citizens 10 attend'--TheT Times has not put
lished iii, call, saying that il does not know "who Is iespoh
sible' for THAI the city Is somewhat taken by sur
prisc'-that "lhc movement has started wrong" AMI "short
be- = postponed toa later day" No public meeting was ever mon
fully aud generally made known. Ten days since. . sus
gestion vi Il public demonstration, from 4 Wing, was publish
ed in Two of the city papers. As 10 the call tor the rneeiiH
to-liorrow night, We would state, that il was left al the on
ces Of The three Wing papers On Monday the next day LAP
pearcd in the two Democratic papers aud the Republican,
the day after, in The Wig. On Wednesday We told one ofd,
Times Editors, that the call had been left al his office T.
one of the most respectable and influential Wings III Rich
nlond, who fully Synpathizei with the movement. II ispo
per that we state that The call originated with several gentle
men Of both parties. There has, therefore, been no "snrpgise,
and we trust that the meeting vii! not be postponed. III,
metropolis has already too long delayed action-tor every
one must have made up his mind on such a subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

1--I-ona, hing ! never will dol will no, sacrifice those
r lhs,s J, which ii az; are necessary 70 protect ai the, the l 1slaS,l Ui my , na,
tive State, &c NJ cxln,ust myself and weary the Semitic.
~ 4, NC, zen The subject no further.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

For the Enquire
A meeting of The people Of Chesterfield, irrespective .
| party, will be held at Chesterfield Court house, on the 9Th
April, Court day TO appoint delegates to q District Cony.a
ton preparatory 10 the appointment Of members IL the Na''
Vile Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
DEATHS.

DIED, last evening, in This city, in the Sob year OF ne, =, h. h
SARAH P. CAMPBELL, wife Of John Campeea "ga,
city of New York, and eldest daughter OF d.. John -
the Smith. $3.50,
DIED, a, the residence of Mrs. Harriet Cary, il The SKY
of Albenlarle, on the 23d Of March, Miss anna
aged q years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
+ YORK MIRKET.

NEW YORK MARKET, ApRIt }. -, -.
Flour is without any spring change in prints. lhssn,ol
to -lay amount 10 COCO bbls. at 81 Is a 4 "a Tor c@niaas
western, and State brands. Sales Of Southern al .. 10
Wheat remaining unchanged-sales of Genesee, ~
l20, and Ohio red los cents-Corn has slightly iunpo !, fO
Sales OF 10000 bushels al 55 tor mixed and 10 a ~ =
yeIlow-Oats3 &c 10 II cts. for Southern and Nofthsip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
co COMMERCIAL RECo RID.
RIcuMOyD MARKETS.. APRIL i

~TOBACcU-The breaks OF Tobacco are small for the -'
son, and prices tending upward: Lugs sell nj s. 81 D
common leaf 81 a 3: GOOD 81 50 Il . 80; fine stemming 81
a II IS; fine manufacturing $40 10 %.
FLOUR Richmond, sfSIH; Scoitssille, 50.
WIIEAT-Rcd los cents; white i0 ceGts.
CORN-Old and new SIX a So cents.
CORN MEAL-60c cents per bushel.
OATS-40 rents per bushel.
FISH-Herrings are very scarce; Cut So 50 a b IL; of"'
81 IL. a 4 %; Shad IS 50 a s5-dull.
LARD-Barrel- I cents; kegs n II cents for new.
BACON-Vireinia cured hog round ! a ~ cents; %
Shoulders, sound, 3e Il 1 cents; new Sides 81 a b Gems
new Shoulders a 5H cents; new Hams 8 a 0cents.
COFFEE-9alla cents-still declining. 81.
SUGAR-Port0 Rico 50 a6h; New Orleans, ~ ao'
ST. CroiX 7 cts.
M~OLASSES-N. Orleans % TO %; Cuba % 10 E-cafG
sales OH wharf 1919 TO 2lA.
LIVE STOCK MARKET-AraL 5.
BEEF CATTLE-Scale weight 81 so 10 So ~.
HOGS-Nett weight IS.
SHEEP-per head 50 to 81. JACOB SHooA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

We are indebted to p. H.. Taylor, who has them for sale
Tor 4 roll Of fine Music for the Piano, viz "Ihe Maj
l3rcczes,'' a Song; the words from the German, by {. C.ls
! Land. the music by Max Zorer-"The Song of the Cloud
poetry by J. IL Collier, music by Oliver } ;'haw-"Ih
pledge Of true aiicction," music BY Hnrnett-and Les Put
ncurs," uhc Skaters from Meyerberr's great Opera, "lb'
Prophet arranged by Burguullcr. All the above publshe'
bv Firth, Pond " Co.., New York.
Not having a piano AT command, our ~neishbor, the accom-
plislet ,ioHnist, Gricbrl, run the above pieces over on b.
swee,. instrument, and pronounced the music 10 be origirsl
and very ineiiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
APPOINTMENT b. TIE PRESIDENT,

By and miii The adrc6 and consent ~ the SenIts.
jacob ). SclIiyer 10 be Deputy Postmaster at Wheeling
Virginia.
The above is the official announcement. James +. Whal
ion, late editor OF the Times III Wheeling, and known by The
alas Of WhitconlL, was first appointed in the place OF a faith
fl Democrat removed, but his misconduct compelled ls
Regency to wi1G,ar his name and send III that VI SchHyer
We trust that The Wing press, who so vigilanhy guard tie
rights Of the people against prescription" will explain ali
the facts oi Wharton being superseded by the Alministf"-
ton itself. Did III not come up 10 the standard Of honesty
fidelity. cupacifv ,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

For W> En1fVeT
ga" ESSEN C~OTNTY.-rhe people OF Essex, wit'o.'
distinction of party, are requested To meet n their CoDi.
house in Tappahannock on Monday, The 18th of this hionia
being court day, in order 10 take proper measures Iowa.
Convention. MANY CIIlIENa'
Apfil J. 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
1n,ny MoRNING, APRIL 8, 1850.
NASHVILLE CONVENTION

n accordance with the call Of citizens OF o0m p',n, -; =
NJ MEETING of the people of Richmond VIII DC neu ~
rho African Church, on Saturday evening next Ni." -
:" - :, The action of the Legislature on this SUBJECT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

For Wt EHquUeF..
Messrs. Edi,ors:-You will please TO announce +. h.
Hill, Esq, of the county of Madison, as a candidate ioI s
seat in the House of Delegates. Mr.. Hill is 4 sterling De
nocrat, and a high minded, honorable gentleman. WORTHY
vi the confidence of the Democratic party, and will rece.'t
the support, as We hope, Vi u large majority OF the voters j
the county.
Madison {. H.. Va, April Isl, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05
FOR CALIFORNIA

See Mr.. Bal gamin's advertisement. We hear that ssve's
of the best citizens of Virginia will form a portion OF th'
company. We know Mr.. b. wei! and, in connection viii
this interesting subject, conmenl him TO the favorable aiien
ton of the pnblic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

We have 10 acknowledge a kind donceur from the CaihOlt
Orphans FAN, now held in Lafayette Hall. We have sef
some sweet Sisters OF Charity and pretty maidens trppn.
along 10 the scene Of their Iaudablc enterprise. Can W
oher to tho gallant, and 10 the charitable, higher temptahoi
than bright eyes, and all the variety Of useful and ornansn
tai articles thai are Displayed by the fair salcs-women
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

NORFOLK MARKET, ApRrL 2. -,
Corn, yellow, sales to-day of q prime lot at ouc; pln
white is held ut Soc; and common white and mixed ~" :
i7a49c. Oats 22a30 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-05

ANOTHER CoNCERT.-we hear, with pleasure, thi.
the Brothers Elena have been requested by j number eih'
dies Of Richmond 10 afford them another opportunity Of
hearing them; in consequence of which We may shortly eN
peel a repetition Of the treat We enjoyed on Monday last.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
GUANO.

This somewhat MYSTERIOUS though not very ro-
mantle, article, is exciting great interest amongst
the farmers of our State We suppose there are
few counties in Eastern Virginia in which expe-
rimants have not been made with it. The gene
ralopinion of those who have tried it seems to be
that it is wonderfully adapted to the fertilization
of exhausted lands, but probably does not pay ex-
penses on lands in good condition. These, we
believe are in effect the conclusions arrived at by
Mr. Alexander Rves of Albemarle, whose inte-
resting and valuable letter on the subject will be
found in our columns to-day. We hope other
farmers will profit by his example, and give to the
public the benefit of their experience in the appli-
cation of Guano.
A few weeks ago we heard in the country, a
singular fact related concerning this powerful
manure Some bags of Peruvian Guano had
been purchased on farm for the purpose Of en-
pertinent. The lady of the house wishing to ap-
ply the bags to some useful purpose, had them
washed, and thought of throwing the water over
some vegetable beds in the garden Its effect in
promoting the growth of the vegetables was
marked and surprising. There could not be
more striking evidence of the strongly quickening
influence of the Guano.
We said above that Guano was a mysterious
subject, and it is certainly most curious fact
that the deposites made by wild birds throng h
a long succession of ages, should now be render
ed available in the fertilization of soils many thou
sand miles away. If any hard run poet is in want
of theme, we would suggest to him the appro-
priation at all hazards" of Guano, and if it act
upon his brain with as much vigour as upon land
that is exhausted by too much sameness of pro-
ducton, he may, indeed, expect to immortaze
himself
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
MIR. CRAWFORD.

An unkind account, in the Augusta Constitu-
tonalist, of the dinner given to Ex-Secretary
Crawford, in that city, represents that there were
four or five hundred persons present. That paper
says that in his remarks on general politics, he
portrayed, i'll mastery manner, the rights Of the
South, but sometimes upheld the acts of the Ge-
neral Government; i" that he was in favor of all
the recent measures passed by Congress, and SO
far as regards California, the people of the South
and of this country, had no right to complain
thatit any party was aggreved,l 1t was the people
of Cafornia-that they were forced, in self-pre-
servaton, to form State Constituton-that they
were aoittoM 1a,cs, rapidly filling up with popu-
lation speaking every language, &c. But the
strangest position taken by Mr. Crawford was,
that the people of any territory had the right to
form State government, and if they offered a
Republican Constitution, the Congress of the
United States had nothing to do but admit them,
and ask no questions. This was about the amount
of his argument"
We quote from this disparagng report because
no other has reached us. 1t is important as
making certain, what has been generally under
stood. that Mr. Crawford differed with the majo-
ritv of Gen. Taylor's Cabinet, in sustaining the
plan of Compromise of the Senate's Committee
of Thirteen.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
Northern Vote on tie Fugitive Stare Bill.

The Fugitive Slave bill was passed by the House o.
Representatives. by yeas l0% nays 75-majorIy for
the bill 81. All the SoulhernmenlberS voted in the at
fmatiye, with thirty Northern members, who, we re-
gret TO see, were divided asfoows
Northern Democrats -Fuer, Gerry and Litllefed
OF Mainei Hboard and PeAslee Of ~ H. Walden. Of
N Y; Widdck, Of n. Dmmiek Mann, MeLsna-
han, Robbins, Ross and Thompson, OF Pa; Hoagland
and Miller, Of Ohio; Buel, Of Mich Albeuson, Brown
GoHnan and Mcdonald OF Indiana; Bissell, Harris
MeCernand, Richardson aud Young, of Illinois; LET
fer, Of Iowa; Gilbert Of California. Total 27.
Northern Whigs.-Eliot, OF Mass McGaughey of
Indiana Taylor, OF Ohio. Total 3.
Wright OF California, voted in the negstivel
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

The Paris correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser states that the Prince de Joinrile has
certainly written letter to one of his Paris
friends, who has shown it to Others which declares
his unreserved adhesion to republicanism. Here
is trouble for the popinjay President.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

GW Those whose Hair is by nature dry, or inclined
to fall out, will find FLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC
of priceless value. 1t greatly stimulates the nerves and
vessels Of the scalp, and thus promo es the vigorous
dandruf, and perfectly removes these Impurities, and
inpars to the hair rich and durable stre Prepar-
ed and sold, wholesale and retail, By VIM Fletcher
American Hotel; also, to be had OF Alex Duval R. r.
Duva and VIM. H. Seabrook, Main street, and of f.
bottle. Sc IS
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

We observe by an article in the Clarksburg Repub-
csn, that the Grand Jury, empannelled by the U S.
Circuit curt in that place, have made some six eight
prezentments for passing counterfeit coin it is hoped
hat some good IS to result from this proceeding, and
that the "Blg Sandy" half dollars viii cease to food
Western Virginia. as they have done for the last two or
three years.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
RICHMOND Markets. Sal;i &.

RICHMOND MARKETS, E2pt Is.
TQBAGG6.-Wenqnote Lugs, 0ld and 10
NO 50 SO; Leaf, common 10 fine, NO 10 III ISS
There is very little fine shipping or notwithstanding III
terng at this time, which would command firm pfices
READ & BARKSDALES.E
FLOUR--New Richmond held at IS, and SCOTS
vile SIS l2s, with little or no shipping demand at these
prices.
WHEAT-Red 81 05, and White 81 10.
CORN-60a 81 cts. perbushel. Demand light.