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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21
THE ALnfENTARY CANAI-THE SKIN, AND
THE KIDNEYS

by the healthy operations of these Three Great Purifiers
* me SgStem ENTIRE FREEDOM from disease maintained
10 prevent Yellow Fever, Ague and Fever DamhHa, and
ne h3St OF maaues al this of the year. from
attacking the system, it absolutely necessary that these
SLEEVES or DRASERs of the Impure diseased Accommodations
IN the system, whether produced by the INHALATION OF POI
soNous EFFLuNlA INTO LUNGS, thron the agency
of the stomach by means of UNwHoLR SOME or IMPURE
FOOD, or BY THE VARIATIONS OF OUR ATMOSPHERIC PROM
DRY TO DAMP, NOT COLD, by which the PORES of the
skin become sTRlNaED or CLOSED, in which disease
ocked up IN the SYSTEM should be cleared of all distractions
Restore the Skin, Bowels and Kidneys to their natural
healthy action and disease is expelled from the system and
Health, rigorous Health is the consequence ' ~
A consignment of the ORIENTAL LIFE ELIXIR has
Just been received from the Manufacturer New York and
Is now for sale by ~
do 6w4p ]. WRIGHT & Co, Isl Chartres At
f PAMPHLET containing the historical account of The
discovery of this wonderful Remedy may be had grofgj
tousiV of the Agent, above, and will be found highly
interesting and nstrpetiye Price of the Remedy ONE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21
DIR, DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR

IN OFFERING to the public thsnew and valuable remedy
l for COWS UyuP1f0N, BRONCHITIS, 1SIH ~ x.
COUGHS COLDS, ETC., append u few notices oil me
character and efficacy of the medane Numerous esume
nius may be pamphlet for distribution at the agency
which sufferers invited TO obtain may be proper 70 say
that Dr. d. eminent practising physician OF twelve years
standing graduate of the University OF Pennsy oet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21
INSURANCE.

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL $500 ,O00-al paid in. Surplus sl60 0OO
" JAS. WALKER, ec'y...JAS, a. PORTER, Pres
The operations Of tins Company for IL years, have been
confined ALONE and exclusively TO Underwriting
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates, and
losses promptly adjusted W. B. PARTEE, Agent,
mh26 1y Office, No 80 Camp street, NewOreans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

PApUCAH Ky, June 8, 1si6My stock Of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced six bottles, and popularity daily
increasing You would do well send another supply.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21
[From HlarEeqti 6;Ms Gg1aH.I

1ER July %, ls46-Y our Wild Cherry and Tar Syrup
neral Satisfaction. We have been out of it for some
d thought we would not order any; but il is almost
luired for, and we thought, perhaps, il would be best
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21
RROOKI,YN WAREHOUSES COMPANY

THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
PERS is called t. the Brooklyn FirgproQf Warehouses
the Point, opposite New Orleans for the receipt of Produce
from the W est and crclgdse from the North, intended
for re-shpment. Having 1900 feet frontage the River
with wharves in front OF the Warehouses by which goods
Immediately conveyed without drGyage exposure 10
The loeaer ample room will be found for the dschargng
Steamers, and loading Of Ships. Charges fixed very
low rates, (as per ar and every accommodation offered to
Merchants in tie City and Shippers in the Upper County,
il being the wish Of the Company equal the cOnveniences
of the Atlantic Dock, of New York.
Persons interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in
yited to visit the premises Office of agaziae and
T. ]. CASEY. Sscretarv
Reierences-J, s. r. Gedes Price, Frost & Co, J. W.
Stanton q Co., r, +, Nichols, Or 3n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

DIRECTORS:
VIM. Laughlin, Kendall Dunbar, c. A. Bulkley,
Cuthbert Bullitt, Samuel JamisOn, VIM. II. PatisOn,
Joseph Menard Z. $. Gutter, VIM. Chrsty,
Elliott Robbins Adm. Yanbibber, Charles Pride
Peter Marcy, Ig. SZymanski John Hall.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC,

XXTINES, LIQUORS AND C0RDIALS 49,
w For Bars Steamboats, and Family LE8EAA
Bordeaux and other Wines bottled to order, inl lfSz73
every style, Order for Ship Stores executed at heA
s' IN "ou'e' Wy THoDoRE MEEKs az Comuon g,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21

Ddpis's SyrtfPQ Of Wad CherrY and Tqr-Ne would call
attention to the Advertisement Of this valuable medicine
other column Several Of is sautary effects have
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
recommend il the aliiGted.-Ed n, H. UeektB Ttsier
and IemperaHcs SeatlaeL, (IrelL0N,l Eeb. 8, 1877.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-21
CARRIAGES. ETC.

FfARRIAGES-CA RRI AiaES-The have
~ on hand large and wel-seected assort- - zrs5
ment OF CARRlAGS, and are constantly reeeiy- {gs
ing from the best Northern Manufactures, every 2Z
Style and Variety. Purchases would do well 10 give us
call. A WOODRUFF & Co
OF 6md&W I05 ST. Charles street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN?

awe informed that the Spanish steamer Pzlrrn
has been cruising for several days o the southwest Pass
and that the Spanish Consul ct here Friday evening".
20 on board of her. What can she be after =
The foregoing paragraph cut from tho " o. P.cayuas If
the 18Th inst is circuong widely through tie country and
exciting ne curiosity 10 tie that could induce
lie Cuban authorities send their whole Naval force
sls;in Of tho above named steamer TO the mouth of The
Mississippi. Southern papers solve the riddle. 1t
that the people in The neghborhood of Pear RIVER,
appointed day which they We're all 10 assemble n
GAINESVILLE for grand bear and furhcy hunt and Cen Lo
PEI, DESTROYS of participants! in the sport, took double
harced gun and started for The rendezvous mo sooner
says the ticayanc, had the General embarked his
Innocent expedition than the prodigous stir and aaa-
observable the cocries OF the Spanish Con-
sui Of this city. DARK and gloomy clouds collected the
how of all the snos in The city, and mnstaehes cned and
';Ied with valor and Indignation The telegraph put
in" regulation. The Spanish Consul at Mobile aroused
~ ianieht ny some alarming intelligence and told TO be on
his suard; last sailing vessel Immediately dispatched
TO Cuba, ana shorty after her arrival the chmncys Of the
PzarIo send forth black smoke and presently
she gracefully emerged from The port of Havana and struck
of in tic direction Of Southwest Pass where she lies
Keeping sharp look ont for suspicious craft ana ready
10 encouno. any consequences that may result from the
Bear ana Turkey Hunt of the respectable Rosin Heels of
Pearl RIVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
Correspondence Of the Washington Union

bALTIM0hE. UcT. 90. 7. VI
The exctemeti Boston about the fugitive slave law and
!ts threatened resistance much attention here but
our citizens hive every confidence that in Boston the
supremacy of the law will be maintained and the authority
OF the court protected from al such threatened outagcs
4 man named Terence Quinn was Yesterday instantly
killed BY bank of sand which he engaged ia eScava
ting falling on him.
hanna railroad which ENTITY ran over wagon crossing
the road killing NJ Winter the driver and his horses have
been arrested by the sheriff YORK., Pa the
charge of mansaughter III the second degree.
The MAREETs.-In The Beltimore market, this morning
there sales of 400 bos Howard -four 81 6st
No sales of City Mills. Wheat and Corn unchanged
with limited sales.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
MARRIAGES..

" Thusliy 2ih instant, By Rev Arthur Cooper
MATTHEW DREWRY. Esq, ri Noos r.y. aii4 ELIZA r..
second daughter" MIR !.bc Lewei.n, ol Norfolk County
MsRsigb Cars Hi county Y"rs, ltnr.l4y the 2;.i
October by ,ir Re-. John e. Cdrter EATON NANCE, Esq,
tia Cty Richmond, Mss ANN ELIZA Walden, Of fofs
couniy
MARRIED. thu th instant, OAK Grove oulta county, Viz
cinii. Rev. Mr. lILYne, Nj RICHARD A PERKINS, Of
Warren Albcmarle county Miss ELIZA THOMSON, 81 M 10"
place
MAaRigr Wrns say the h October, s the Rev John
Turpn. Mr. JOHN WILLIAM TAYLOR to Miss WILLIE POL
LARD. al Of kHs william County. Va
lfN ann. IL. rcinr L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA
d RncIA NJ ATInE

NHEREAS has received By the Executive a'
w has occurred by death Ion Akrrs Es dele
eecl The county Patrick the General Assembly 81
this Therefore The Sheo The SAID e"nj o. Patrick re.
(oenc 2s ay OF November neXi for DELEGATE 10 all hr
caney aforesail.
Given under my hand an under lie lesser zeal OF The
Commonwealth a, Richmond 9Th day o. October 4.
taAHi"l 1850 aad il the ., year OF this Commonwealth
o.. 2G-rI JOHN y. FLOYD.
yTSUKIA IICORICf5 PASTE. 3i cases superior IL
Oc; - GARLAND ROBINSON.
SUGAR -CCHED HAMS.-l0 c,sAs very superior Sugar
= cured liam, for sale onaccomEiodains ;t,ms
o., % GARLAND ROBINSON.
4 w. FORD Portrait Painter, the ~, hnioni Il, al
u . ing Room OF Ma.i and Governor Stree
Oct 29-tf
NJ OTTO Eiin.ee Kent having resigned the Of The
~ Virginia Wooden Company William Hamilton has been day
elected agent of tie Company H'M VI HUBBARD
oc, 21-i2i President iTgin. WOODEN Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
OBITUARY,
UBITI Il N !
from III. Louisville Drmacrat
SIZE IL NOT DEAD nut SIEEpEIiT y

SIZE Is NOT DEAD, But SI.EEPETii"
Mig ANN HAY CONWAY The anente! subject 81 thus noIie
born ts University Virginia and died ii pulmonary csc
sumption, Owensboro Keurky. Sunday morning, The dtu
instant. aged esllaea years and tx months
Thus has passed from ri Of The ovric'' and
gentle her quiet and mlconpiaian1 seemed
That ,,eal mesenge would lain have spared his victim Genie
that her, calmly, @eey TO et LAST seeP
ameael by large friends widowed mother
ard sisters The formed The osce and most beloved
link iSunited light ani loving
He'd without hope feeling assured that the
Of could die bcs and happy her piri
home We feel
Iva thar dis young friend Of ours,
logr,y ar! beautiful, should perish With the Eo"ars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
1,,rvs-.L IMPROVEMENT.

r,. e-,ds y ln,c.na improvement ana 's1cclans "osc
-, tie c;'yo Richmond and TIC nas'"a'ef
coun,.v eray wish lie 'It West l''oss " ''oI '''
inc his Tac>ay, evening at he f'S'''"s' "
o'clock. They earnestly invite lie pe'i'' ' W
,"'' ~. .n,ving gentlemen, viz: George W. Sum
a:hrs. IH =: trr, en H. Smith, Samuel Price, ten.
' cGan 81 Msc"s H. f nasines %" viii Sm nss
ana "'i''s 80 x, -n, i,:,irlart information us 10 the
" . ~ H.. r,,.s mncn watch lie is engaged between
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
THE CONVENTION,

YESTERDAY the eight important committees were dcscna'
cd by The chair ANA Of them VIII so 10 w" Hi,
morning will be observed that every nsmcr Of the body
Except President and Mr. Wise, who was excused al
his rercs Is Ct the committees. They will ALL
therefore BE- occupied both in and ont of Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

CHIcAdo, OCT. %
The city Council of Chicago has passed resolutions multi
flying Act of Congress respecting the Fugitive Slave
Law md releasing the Police from obedience to it, Thsact
OF the y authorizes cuased great excitement and last
nigh, meeting Of four five thousand people held
the Mayor presiding. Senator Douglas made powerful
sustaining the OF Congress in passing this BILL
all ais the Compromise His speech had powerful effect
on The meeting ari caused change in public opinion in
favo OF the law ar. against the acts of the City Council
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

The rcn,ns Of President Taylor arrived Mt Baltimore on
Friday morning in splendid funeral car and passed along
the railroad ON Howard street to the depot the
qnehanna railroad from which they left o'clock
by the express rain for Columbia On The arrival OF the cur
al t!odayshrg they VIII be convened in canal boat fitted
by the Presidents brother, Col Taylor and Col Bliss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
4 MEN FABRIC

W. have examined, al the vi Mrssrs Seaman and
Muir 80. 22l Broadway, some specimens oil iAnsc
for winter garments, ALLUDED in Mond. paper, whic.
appears likely supeiseda every material now in
fr keeping Inc bod? warm, and protecting il from the pier.
cling cold winds and chilling daap- ot vaibe climate.
The fabric is composed Of fur OF animals ani is lighter
softer gier and warm~r than any other material ever worn
as covering The human body. is The perfect ideal Of
coih and comfort il far superior IL the finest
fabric camcis hair For The OF nvids, for all
WHOSE occupations lead exposure The iigors OF wptry
weather must prove Of the highest benefit. The
satin il harsh The touch and the finest lamb wool
coarse compared with this beautiful fabric. 1t made int,
cloth composed wholly Of far and part ss and paI ur.
As this elegant material is The nroduc a: invention
which has Just been patented in England by tir unusus
process Act of Parliament and manufacture ri ii
il still in lis ncpisnt stages the price although NJ, By any
eytravaGan necessarily bc higher than il will
be- By and by Ner icr. Mirror
Tic people Of Petersburg hold meeting Thurs
day morning next III, subject VI the extension OF the
Co.. I, Rn;lr1, [ ..nnhh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

;ne. as it will dcvelopc the future OF t.c atmlns
triton in reference 10 several questions oil a's9Eo,
t,ll1c American rnonIc. h.N''N -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

We cordially reecho the following sentiments OF the
Warenton Flag Of aS paper with which have differed
in our view of the late adjustment BY Congress. is the
policy which we have en!eavored TO pusIe-ousk the vi
client and denunciaory Of the Southern Press
ders amos, impossible do Ii the Southern Press
does heart desire prevent concert of action al The
Southif it is really willing from defeat men for
whom it INDUCES mach lip service il should change lis
present course and learn do justice Southens, who
have lived all their lives in the South and have every induce
nent and feeling OF devotion 10 Southern interests
1--WE call upon Southern concllia,c and harmonic
II community of interest produce concord OF opn
on community Of danger should at least produce
concert of action. We hope thcr elo:c that Compromise
men and contemporaries men will quarrel with
each other Let he denounced if love Cor the South
shoud in the judgment o, some carry him little too
lar lrea necessarily produce excitement Let
6ear and iotbea and practice tolerance towards each ether
Let gentlemen who fond of dcnunciaton denounce TIE
abotontsts, and exiend their strength on the enemY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
CONNECTIuN WITH THE WEST.

We ask attention to the Internal Improvement mc1iinga
the Exchange tonight The importance Of the work and
TIC Distinguished reputation Of the eloquent speakers should
and dc ustlcss vii. a'lract large audience.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

Ihas been ascoraned that the census report of Bamor
CRY will show the population be from $50 900 l55 600
being an increase of So 900 in ten wears
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
THE GREAT NEW YORK MEETING

WIN take pace Tomorrow evening, Castle Garden The
Mirror says the citizens of New York were never more
enthusiastic in any public movement t in the present
e the Union and the Constitution and thu, the
signatures TO the call VIII present more and sub
stantia list of than before amended 10
call for public meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
,rn1,.I or THE STEAMER PACIFIC.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EuhoFI.
D,,ti 81 Gis tluecn Of Beiyium-Spain Germany -Den
,,!,.- Eras>ia-C Cfoi 'ci;H b"te'--1 e""' -''''
t'''e - rr,l,"raphed for the Baltimore Sun
New YoRK, Oct. III p. W.
~, ,;,, ,,,u Steamer Pacific was elcsraphed from
NJ T., ,ne O'Clock hi, afternoon and ar
lived al her wharf about Two O'clock She D1hsS ua.es @
Liverpool the 10Th inst ard from l'onao, ~ vi hI
- h,,,t gl ,a,srneers Tie lac!rs running Time "ds
I.yr.1 da,, and three h,u:s from dock Ia dock. ii.
rom England Ireland France ana g,it. ,our' 'e''
BEI.GItMIhc Queen OF bes.Hl, o1u.h'. u '.,e az
LOUIS philippe the exile King oil France, died at her resi-
demcc u the l@th !ciober. hit, ,,.
firm this country, Of striking mpoltln The queen mas
refused G,. to acccpi the resignation u Navarro
lERMANY.-Accounts from iiesse Cassei stae mar an
, Ulcers have resigned AMI that the offer "f Baron Tia
a,an 10 all non-cuunissioned officers 1" advance them 70
i've REGULAR grade vi officers in The army has been rejected
Nnc. has been given The Prussian Government Will
mi sur the Federal Assembly Frankfort 10 interfere by
force Hrss Casse and that any attempt 10 do 50 viii te
resisted by Prussia. .,
DENMARK The Mnistc III War Copenhagen publish
cs The following news from Ffidericssad He writes with
considerable encouragement and asserts that The possession
of the may b. maintained Inc siofinng atiac"s o:
the enemy were four times resented NOTWITHSTANDING 'he.
had planted their stand I'd upon the brcastworSs Inc loss
on both sides has been comparatively small III al the en-
pogements though The combatns were man Ia man anu
uGgh, with determined energy and bravery. NO chang
said 10 have taken place III Tile IridG'e pos'o Vi
tie contcndiug armies.
PRUSSIA Berlin journals of Oct lrh state that Aus
ra Wertrnbufy Bavaria and Slxony have Concluded an
offensive and defensive alliance against Prussia
The MARKETS
Iysspool Core MAEKET OcI. l6.-Ihere IS no ma'-
,. 10 notice III the cotton market IL has ''u IA
her neayy since ne sailing Of The Asia win more dsr"s.
lion ON The part Of ol,s 10 realize al pres sshti! 20 L"
yr Of buyers bnt still nnt decided AZ to iSy any a
oiin in me auofIons If given when The Asa sailed az
transactions Tor the our days ending tie o amount 70
Il 600 pal-s Of which spectators took >u' paes' INC
mAr ket may IT, put down closing heavily
corn has been in rather better request,
with sale. at Cd per quarter advance. There has been a.s
demand Tor WHEAT with considerable sales nt lest week
mand but no change 10 in prices by those gwen by
the Asia's adyices. ,,
The London stock market continues buoyan and lend
ing onward Conso!s 964 90. fol money, and Tor ac-
counts % 4 Co..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
TRUSTEEs, SALE

or Personal PROPERTY ~ GOor ,ioA. n CIys
T deed Of trust exceIo us Go,sia~I roun
" H. on The 10th day of November 1850 at the as nm Of Jnf
Thomas q Gay, oochand county aJ',.n: i Caa 70
n rrrsuson and about mics above t'ooci rurrusff
sell al public auction al Of the Household anu ~ oxen. Sa"P
Farming Utensils stock Of Hrfses. Mules. Mich ''' "a
an Ifogs conveyed IN sad dsei oy,r $40 snt y,
TgnNs For of $40 and under rasn H. 1 credit Ss
so, credit Of six month"; and over sy riy the e
monhs. the purchasers giving bond with So'i sect,
payments IUin VI. "a :, IN
0.i. 29-cwtls rOWHAlAS Ko1S'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.


We take great pleasure in rciubishing from The New
Orleans Delta the following Just tribute TO this fine n.u-
| ton:
We happy 10 learn, through the following letter from
Louisiana student of the lorIsina condition The Uni
versy Of Virgins This institution vas Tie last great idea
o The iusous apostle OF democracy. Thonrs Jefferson,
and its plan and system prove the wisdom OF that
great Ii is thoroughly Southern Institution and
embraces advantages for complete education exceeded
other college in the United States peculiarly in the
constitution Of the University ia thai the students or their
parents Select their departments Of learning
form their intended pursuits without the necessity pas
sing through various degrees and occupying their time and
intellect in the study of branches which may prove of little
real service TO them in their after pursuits and avocaton
For instance youn who wishes 10 be- engineer or
mechancin may select those departments which hrar upon
s professions: such "a natural philosophy chemistry, and
mathematics without the ssity ul having wade
an medical schools in this University sind dcsevedy very
high.
CSwERsrrY OF VIRGINIA, Der. g. 1850
Eds Det!d: crSrLEaEs-l write these few lines in
form you O. the prosperous condition al University. Up
this date there three hundred and seventeen matrcu
this reaches il will b. suc here between TWENTY-FIVE
and thirty. wish You could pu sade our Louisiania,s OF
the superiority vi our lnversity do not think
Der more than eight, when Alabama numbers from
10 hir;yve As proof o. our superiority, Browns Uni
vc7sity Of Rhode Island has lately been reiodeed ard its
principal features have been copied from The colleges
of Union Yale and Cambridge also intoxicating our prin
cipes From this conclude that our University stands
second in these United States of America and thus
adding usre the name of immortal Jefferson.
Trusting that you will excuse these hasy lines, sign
myself your obedient LOUISIANA
Among the passengers in the Europa which left
for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

Senator Foo,c reached Jackson liss on the 10th insi
and was welcomed by his friends with salute OF artillery
as also Ex-Gov A. g. Brown on the other side Sena
tor Foo;c intends making public speeches throughout the
State in support of lis in Congress. The Mi>slssip'
pan violently opposed 10 Gen. Foote's course desires 10
both Senators appear together before hf people, anu
adds There is doubt that Senator DAVIS IL ready and
willing take issue with Senator Foote THIS may he an
risbu there is p. position which We cannot pht
view with regret ur the frs; day o the meen9 oil inc es
I,ure Senator Davis is 10 pronounced enosy N MI Cal
houn-and that DAY ia proposed To have there also mass
,nec,inns discus tic questions Enw aSatlnE NE Union.
l. got this wrong Should ever? citizen Go honor u
In, memory o tho s,IioS deed With solcnnity aud deep
feeling, instead Of naiqns in quarros questions If the
DAY ovc. the grave Of la. g,ea Catniaa! Willie South
crn men may d.i-r public question: nothing should
arise 10 prevent their cordial and united tribute the genius
and Virtues Of the iIlnstol.s decea sad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
', nin2 = rn'rrialnnIehf ~ c0hclhW "
TILE DEAD SHOT.

Hector Iimhi Mr. sloan louisa LoNeri'R, Ms S"''
20 f.r pancu.ire -rr hI- Of the day
loA irs Tickets Will be- snid Apply To J. Nr"
Treasurer. !.
b. ADMISSION Boxes n cent?. Pr - crns Genre Gale
~ 81 cents si Eastern Gallery l2 ceu:s; Col"red "! =
rent
So Sa,- can be- a, 1910 and from 10 5ofors
olen hail Pas't Curtain will fise 4, qusr l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29

Among The passengers the Europa which lef,
New York on Wednesday for Liverpool, the brothers
Monesquieu, who had been confined St Louis for some
time the charge Of murder One was proved innocent
and the other declared maniac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-29
cuEA5 GOODS.

NOW Is TIE TIME TO BUY c.,. l...
llANI. AMI well sclsce stock Of pt -.
iectrl wi The greatest IN thu principal H"she1" a..
which viii olrr the pubic 3in. advance ny" M
Nv stock II Ladies Dress Goals sven "
PLAIN ani thangeahr M-rnocs rnnv Llni LnNres
Chameleon Lusii. Cashfnrr.s aul Mou.lme C"t- 'asr
Sat'lneus, Tweed iau.c., kentucky jeans h''s1y r.
kinds Shsenps Strings Blanket Canoes Ihio.'i ~.
aal Shawis Inssys Carp-ig Rugs Glnsht
Tick, Mariners Srirrinc White Red and Yellow Anne' e.
Cotton and Mriinn Hosiery, Corci S.irs Mrseies 3u''
SC Cali and prepare he winter Is olins "a All, :,
Y.