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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Uest Baton Rouge-SttM
District Court.
BHsjaMiN ImNiiHf,

Bs4 lses Sc8.
JAMES DsvaIb
ElY virtue Of i WRIT vi Fsvt taeias To me d.
fsg' ed from he heuttfab 9 the fisth D s@
tflet ftuDft for the parish Of West Baton
Haugs. state aforesaid. will he esposed ny
The ind atsieAed Sheriff III pablit auction. to
the Jet aud highsst bidder. on ihs premises, OF,
Saturday Be la day Of Jupe, neat 1850
1T 10 o'ci,t III A., M.,A asftsin tract Of land
situated In This parish, Ton ainitig taie afte'l
front tn tile MIssissi tpi Hivsf, W Oh dstth D
eighty atpents, betveHn parallel lines hound.
cd above by Ia ds II A.. II. LaHioti and below
BY this Of said James Devall, senf., together
With the GRIP If fofb and cane Ef wing on
the ssine. which said lahl was surrendered
BY def ndaht James Deval !, TO satisfy The judge
fhent. ~1hiefast and costs feIideted Ia the above
entitled cause,
Terms Of Sale cash.
". w. POPE, Dept Sheriff.
sptil 80, 1850,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
ETAT DE la LOUiSf ANE.
Pure,sse d tnea Baton Rouge=C Corr du
Sitt6me District.
WIN. MARKHAM ii Co.

vs. i'o. 'o''
toHN CuRtAiN Ell as
Garnishps.
En- vettu Dun ordfs 'da saisie 4 moi
adresse par l'hsnorable Cur dn sisieme
District dams II pour Ia pafoissa d1Ousst
Baton Il6uas, Fiat susdit, II ssra Expose
par le sn,lssighe Slidfif, en- vente publiq,"
au plus nfffant 81 deruipr rhchetisseuf. sut
l'halita,ien dc Thomas w, CIinn, sttues
dams eetIe p~afoisse a %enyifnh dix miles 90
dessus de ia matsun de enuf de Ia dite pa.
ruisse,
Someh ie Ter he JUN proclaim. 1860
4 10 %lleures A. H.. Ia pfnpfieit stiyan'a !,
Quatnnte qnatfe lttoutites. dent Prllss o.
Quatorzs l,tchts. lasguplles on ete sai-
sies par tnoi, pour satis'hifr aus iigfnent
lntarats q, ftaiz dams l'aHaife ri drss4s
Conditions ,a. Ia Vtbte-f Complaint RI
n W. FORE, Dep, Sherr
Quest n. Rouge, Mai 2ma. 1850
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

ETIT DE Ia Pa
,otsse 8Dtsest Baton Rouge.
Dams l'aHaire lie In SUCCESSION, de Valsiitia
llebeft ,eeeda. Ne ieJf ~ !
Eli vertu dune commission d moi aarps-
! see l,er lhon, Cour dtl sIsieme Hstfiet de
B8 n pafsisse n etdi kusdiF, n sefa vahf, en
verte mibliaue sur les liet,s, ! SaDtetii ie
gnte tout. NJ 4Jtttet 1890 Ill tts hd,ifasdi
matin. Ia pfeprittt ei.apfess decrite, appar.
tenant i Ia s,tncezsioitla NAhftfts tIhBEHt
ddcedf, savaifs . 1ia54s tFAtHagtG IT
tn certain moroccan de terre sit,ia dams
eette rafoisse intsifalit tu,a arl,ens. iloins
tfpnte rieta, de face STIR II feuve Miasissippi
asse ui,e rroIendeur de uuarailte arpens.
entire lignes paralleles,' borne eli haut. par
tefres de William r. stewart ct Ell desa
SOUS par ceIIes de t~Breville Landry. Aaven
toutes les batisses ct authorizations qni sy
tsou vent. HnnssiN une u niuitia 4ihdivisetle
ID sitfefie 1Datie siif Id siite tefres@ De
pltts tn alpent, ,noins 80 pieds. Je face ct
uuarante pieds do prsfohde,tr, dntte' liaiies
pafnlleless lrrna Ell baut pafterres de WIN.
X. Stewart ct CIT has par relles lie l,otihshl
ltdbafa, ~ en ittte par lee ttrfts Oh le dEtiint
t%dsi,lultl uRa .afN18tH*H ; g#7Hi.
7SrHtes rt euaiittps,s, sat'ett LA ter
70 s,tsditt seth tehdtl 4 a,,atte paialhens
egaux. 10 premier payable eli Mars 1851.
lie second On Mars 1862, lie ttfoisiania en
Mars 1853, ct le apatfieme en Mars 1854.
les h%eduetenfs fsuritifoiit letts billets eli.
'dosses a IA satisfaction te, q payable Al,
NJ 3 .%lennirile dc administrator, raftant into
ret debut lm,r cent erres maturitt i~ttzlu'et'
Placement 1T fypolhsque retenu snr Ia terre
lusl,tah Placement final.
ata. A. ppuYsAN, J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
New Dry Goods
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

(Oppeeit, the Harvey fTo1se. Church STD
y. II HART, offers the above 70 ,ds At such
prices Al will hear competition with any larger
es, enlistment in Batn Rouge. having select
cd the goods from the first establ ishmspt in
the city If Orleans, they will be solder guar
antee and II not "a represented the cash In all
cases viii BE- returned, being determined to
sell on ANAL profits and quick returns, wig:
SClothing.
French Msriaa Sacks. Fro k and pa'tos, :.
EngiishF do % do Ets , do M do
Linen Chgk do - do do
Toile do Nor q aud, Alpaca to ss
cashmsret aud spnmer Cassemere do
M tIge Pants. w 4asapis a
French Metiro, English do Alpaca do y
Fancy Linen. Linen Check and Cottonade.
Kentucky lean, Toie do Nor'e and Men rey.
Vests. ~
Figured S,tins. Rack do Cashmeret do
Marseilles Figured lAnen aud plain do
81 taa SHIRTS. til
White Linen Bosom Of extra style and Finish
Colored do I.is,ardos and Hickory,
Pink, White, Oriealal and stripe undershirts,
D,awers, Iipeieiy, ts,ispendnrs, gloves y every
article h ,he furnishing line. al
N b, 30 dozen superior mems lHrge size
sik. gloves.
DRY GOODS, ar
Figured and plain coloreda a d white. Mus
Inns, Alpacas, Linen Of every quantity, from 20
to l so per yards, prints If eye,y style and
Colours at loo per yards, Blesched and I'm
hleached Mustius, coiored Camhrirs, Hoad
do, Mnsqato bars and Netting, Linen Cam
brics, Hank'fs. silk do, French summer Batiste
do, Foulards, Wells, 1hsead aid Co ton t.aces,
Cpttonsd 8, Fancy Linens for Pants, Listardos
Hickory and every article in the store line.
TO THE TRADE.
gsLtavee oaf hand % GROSS Of Roheftson's
Pencils, "a dozeni I Doth brushes, 100 Gross
Steel pens. so dozen Purses and Wallets, 81
dozen French soap and large assortment Of
Jewelry, 50 dozen Two blade knives, 81 dozen
Razors and Fancy Goods Of everyadescrip' on
which r will sell 1t Orleans Wholesale prices
Always reads t. shew the goads and car
challenge competition. g I'll
May 2 ly. Sc. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
owe STATE OFLDUISfINA.
Parish Of West Button Roage-SttM
Jpdsctai District.
WM, MARKHAM ~ Go. -.s "
JoHN CURTAIN, and gt ais ssH
l.nrniabrps. a

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JoHN CURTAIN, and ct ais s5t
Garnishees.
DIV virtue ni II writ Of Fieri Fatias 10
me directed from The lonofal,l III III sixth Jn.
dieial District Court for the parish III Wesl
Ration Rouge. State of Louisiana vii br
exposed by The Undersigned Sheriff nj pub
liz auction, 10 the las' aud lighes, bidder
bn The plantation bf Thomas w. Chinn,
SITUATED IN this parish al stput ten miles
above The Cnttt h,use, Oh .sa.
Saturday tha lsf day Of June, 1850
al 10 o'elMpk A. H.. the fallowihg destrib.
el property. VIZ / Forty four wheel ba,-
rows. Two spades and fourteen shovels,
which were seized by the To satisfy the
Judgment. Interest, aud Costs rendered ~
the above entitled cause. wei
Terms nj salaa=~CASH..
N. w. POPE, Dep. Sheriff.
West D. Rouge, May I'd, 1850
STATE or LOHfSiANA.
Perish Of West Baton Rouge Sirth Ja.
dieiol District Court.
Ann Maria Gray,f. W. 4.
,s a.s.,. j Va. -.a No, DdO.
John l.. Lebdell Il ais.
BY virtue ot a writ Of FIeri Fasias to inc
directed from the IIono,a.le the Sixth Dis
iriet cou tf,r The Parish of West Ba'of
| Rouvc. state aforesaid, will be expnsed by the
undersigned sheriff 70 the last and bigbet'
bidder on tho plantation &c John l.. Lobdei
| situated IN this parish. At about fifteen Mile,
| abevethe court house nI said parish, on SAtur
day tile lat day of June newt, Al. d, 1850, a
II o'clock A. ~ the following describe.
slave , M mely: % ..s.'. SUES.
Toby. a negro man aged abo II twenty five
yea .. W aI.ss. "
Ldosvista a negro wuman aged .aboui
seyontaetD years, and her chill Wilson:
Said saves were surrendered BY the de
fepdant and were advertised for sale on thu
4tb dav OF May, but were not. so d for 'ht
want Of tsddefs.
Terms Of sa1e--On a credit Of twelve
| IN, n,hs, The pure haser 10 furnish their bone
y It'll apprsved secur ~. bearing In O. est 1T tp,
ratio nf ten per cent, per annuul, from th' da,
OF sale unit PAID, and mortgage with con err
sion 81 judgment retained on tie property un
til final payment, ~.
"s N. w POPE, Deputy Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, May 7th, 1850.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
ETAT DE LA LOUISTANE-Pa.
yoisse aEst Baton Rouge.
tl,rsEa IL SMITH. j No. sd.
W. az. yfta.s IL. ..A.an III.

vs.. .ts I Ioir GH Sixlefne Dis
Euktes L,ptry, \ rie,.
III, yettu Dun 0rdte Dc suisis IL do vaNfe
lance dams 10 process 81 des.us intitu4 e, 1
moi adtesse par ll,onotao'e eouf da sixiame
District Judieia,re pour h pafo sse d'Est Bs-
ton Rouge, iai saisi ct exteserat eo verts
publiaue SAMEpI. LIZ 6ME JULIET 1850 III
hsufes du mgtin, a II po,te de- Ia naisot, de
Cdur dams Ia vile de- Baton Rouge. eornuie,-
cant d II hsufes d, matt 3, tons les drotts. IT,
tres, in'trets OF pfa'entions dn defendenr dats
ct 4 IN prop iet6 ci-apres dtefl,e, tavsif:
1--Un mo- eeati de 'erte sltus dans este
parod Use, c,,nteoabt doux cents aetes plus on
moins. ct cnnnu CONNIE terfe de Skinner, bdr-
ne d f"ue.t par terres dn delendeor, d Pes.
par tires de- Joseph Ro riguez. OF an nofd
par tsrfes ci-dsvsnt appsttepant q ktalltps.
2--Un m9reeau dc 'erfe sifus dams cetfe
p~ar'isse ebnten4nt quattev'ngt sept acrts,
plns gu minis, o. comm CONNIE ferre dc CHI
dcsfer. rs
3--Un autre moroccan d. tsrte, d'ud dams
cette patoisse, toateDant deux cents ciDqaarie
arpens plus GU tpoins et connu co enne Ierres
de Deyall. borne al nord par ierres du defen-
denr, au sud par terrss ci-deveat do RsllIns, 4
Pest par Thomas Iilley ct 4 feiest par terre
des seoles publIques. Saisis pour payer It
satisfu,re l'ex6cution lancte sur une Obligation
De douze mois dams ie process ci-desus. 81
Conditions d. la Vepte--Cotnptant sans
tyalua'ion..
Mai "a. TIA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
aides Riding Caps, Juet received and for
Asale b. e " HEBERT.s

lust received 10 store three q. and 9Th
= pipes Otard,f Dnpuy g. Co.'s. Brandy.
jan. 1875 For saie BY ~, 3, WOLFE. J
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

7 EHt HI'IU IOlI WIIItH, III bFaHu Vt ilIbi HH
owner Is requested to eoms forward ray
charges and take him away, otherwise lie " |,
be s'ld according to IL u
ap II ~. II. l.. WOLFE, Ranger.
= viii h. stld IN Saturday the 9Th day Of
Jpne 1850 At ila Gout House dor in tba
touh Of Ba.ob Rouge. ut IL o'elork ". u
%eetfain BAY Hefsa TAKEN ~ W G., u.
Wbile-T4in.s al sale cash.
-f s II l.. WOLFE. Hsngat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

PIANO FOR SALE!
AN excellent SECOND: hand Square Piano
for sale CHEAP Applyio
apr3,. BONNECAZE e. SHEPPEHS.s
Bushels of CORN in store and
AOUO for sale by A. B~RADFoRD.
Church I'd. between Main and Firth.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
HAVE RECEIVED Al THE
Planters Store, NO, 8,
.4ag# (LuyeL SiYaef

.".-5. .ssfSeNt " ~ ~ ~
GROCERIES,,
Green md block Tea
Rio. iiAsapa, fsgaYra, and Java. ctdf'e
New Yofsd Crushed and lbsf,
New tJffe,ns do r. sts de-
Nov Orleans Bfewr, a |
SOAP,
Winchester ai*p. a ise
Eagle Bart n d.,
Ne0 Orleans d.,
ossana ~ e Z fa
sra ESQ aAAsDbfs. ~ ytite5
Fev BE if6td sperm,
Nantucket 10, ,a, /
Jui's, N. Y do, 53sl 4
sTAR CANDIES,
Whole and Half Boxes. tE4
Rice, Pepper, AIIspfes, Msce, Gireaf,
Tatmegs, PfaFel we'd braisdy Ffuits,t
Tubs, Buckets, Btootbs. DemiiOhns, dc. /
HARDWARE.
1000 lbs. II and d Hingek, 100 doh. Iool
md Fast BITS, 400 gro. Screws, IT, d
Mi anil hard SAYS, Filos 81 10 ID ifaohel
C.. G. Saws A liz fl o feet, Wood saws, had
saws, knives and forks. scissors anil siisafl
Tabls and tea spoons, britannia ladies' tad
usn and rules. squares ard planes, drswir1
knives. Thumb Latebes, Feeh loeks, pl
locks, bolts, 4 liz 10 ii inches. powder, shd1
lead &f. 4 e
a5ft t PAINTS, OTIS lAa., "
varnishs, cop8t and black,
PalBtaa and white wash brushes,
! busters. and Pencils.
Rope, | 10 II inch Clothes mad Tlonsli Linsz
Tin Bgtkets, Psbs, Gaps, Cfoekery and Hlsss nj
Hollow Ware. w. WOLFE.
sbr n Y. h
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

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10 Quarter Pipes Dark Brandy
Fights !. Light Champagne Brandy
8 !. Dark !" =
Just received per chip Graziata from Bor-
deaux, and for sale by
sprll3iy. JULES BONNEcAzE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

Taken Up by Mr.. G.h White,
VA about II miles from tho ttwr ~
Baton Rouge, . Hay lofse. about
|9gyears ofd, IA hands high. star II
e1zese&A429 The forehead, right fire ftut and
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

TAKEN up by Mt 7. .. Brown about d
mi ss from the towa If Baton Rouge, . light
Ran ot Pant h, rse, ab,u, 4 years oil, l45
hands high, white faen and wittts legs lately
tastfa'ed. Tie 't ner Is requested to come
forward, pay cha ses ard 'akH him away
bthera ise he wi bn sold according TO law.
apfilg7i H. Il WOLFE, Il niger,
VIII 10 sold I'M saturday HE s'b ,Hy u
June 1850. ~ the Court linase dror IN The
town n Baidh Rouge at lg o'elmtk NJ, q
%crrtai, r"an ~, paint horse tatsn up w
T.. G.. HroNn.-1Hrps If sale tasi. ~
II. t.. WOLFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
f'4 Taken ITO by Mr. John Bfszl
tHHswMEY ahdu four miles f,orfi HE oat
AASe%k af Baton rouge. 4 soffel horse,
esAfasss4 a. about I years OBI. Ii hands high /,

b ith liihd leei While, viii q streak IL HIS face,
SHIRT thaa', add'r marked, PAGES slow. TIE
~ ref is requested 10 come ftfvstd, pa
charges and AXE hin away, others Sc he will
B. sid according /" law.
april 40. II. l. WOLFE, Renget.
win lie sold On Saturday the 9Th day
IF Jnnr 1880. ut he Court House dnt in
the town of Ba'on Rouge, a, ~ "'elmk
NJ. d eeftnih sotrpl Horse taken mp ly
John Etasil--Te,ms Of Sale Cash.
II. l.. WOLFE, Ranger.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
Postponed Sale. 7
STATE or LOUISfANA-PNksh o
ftasii HJtpH Rouse. !

FHsf HJDH rouge.
In The matter Of The Su eession of Peer
Macarthur. dst'a. sa
by virtue If q commission to me di &c ed
ftom The 4 xtli Judicial Dtsttic' f'entt, lor the
Pafi<h If East lia,nn Rouge, will bn sold by
the undst@ gfrd Sheriff, at The Court house
dur IN th ttwn If Bate kolae, N.
Saturday The gid dayo # June nen, 1850,
at ~ o'tloeh NJ, the htteit after described
property belong liz 10 said succession, to wit
A tract Of laid siiusied on Janes' Gre X 10
his parish, cont lining Four Hundred acres u
Section No AZ, Township No. 7. If Ran 9
No. . East; b Il ,dad East BY lani Is Of Quincy
ana Powers stuiht by Stokes and Denham,
No tn Ivy. AMI West by----.
Terms and Conditions If sdls@Nns Third
cash, mn ! the balm @ ut one and w vars
credit from the d y Of sale, in notes ~satistses
torily endorsed, payable at the off Of the
Parish Recorder, IN The town II Baton Rouge,
bear ing eight per cent interest sf or due Until
paid, ard NOR gags retained n ha nd until
finai payment Of sid notes.
r Acts OF sale IT, be passed before Samuel
Sheffield Reeo, dor, at tho expense VI The puf-
e%iaserse Z
May u. 4. G NORRIS, slerm
'ETAT DELLA LOUIsTAVE-Pa-
4 ,,,.;.se II, Esf Rnfnn RIM FRI 3 s4.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01
,sszaAa,E OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S;pfh District euftAA'arish Of Vest
-R - Bst5h Rongs.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

j. Jarrss " Humphreys, 4 ftttit.t ~ Ne I'aafs II,
md FIR sHif thbSity and state. io eefiiiy That Tie p
ldte MINED Rhodes D6htqiet subscribed ard ihs1s
! stf IN tlir frtsshiHt feftiIitaate, H. frfs the, ftis 2jiN
dry ~ Fetifat ", 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-01

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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09
TER MS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
office or by letter post paid in advonce or aoihin 30
days from the commencement of the subscribers uear
If payment be not SO made within thirty DAYS. SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule
ADVERTISlNG--For one square of THIRTEEN
LINES on less, first insertion so cents and every
succeeding insertion 25 cents.
Thrice a ioeek-For one square, first insertion 62t
cents; every succeeding insertion 81 cents
Iiotce aoeek, or once aoeek-For one square, first
insertion IS cents every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements OF more than one square, will be
charged in the same proportion according to the num-
Der OF squares But if the advertisement exceed one
square, any number of full squares by not more than
seuen lines, the additional lines will be- charged as a
hdP square; it it exceed one square, any number of
full squares, by more than seven lines the additional
lines will be charged as full square
The number OF insertions of Advertisements must
be noted on the MS they will be inserted until order
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for &c lines and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for 10 lines, and in that proportion for adver
tisements OF greater length except Auctioneers who
are charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their doors
SEMI-WEEKLY PAPER-Advertisemen insert
ed twice week week, charged IS cts. for
one square, OF THIRTEEN LINES or less, the first
insertion and so cts. every succeeding insertion.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

New WAY OF GAINING A LIvING.-On the boule-
wards OF Paris there is be seen woman who makes
money by experimenting the sensibties OF the fair
sex. The Veneraton which French ladies hold for the
swallow that precious messenger OF spring. and of good
omens, is we'll known. The woman spoken of, moves
their hearts and oosens the strings Of their purses by
means oil these sweet little birds. About the pro-
menadng hour OF the afternoon the Italian boue-
ward, she goes with cage which are contained some
hive or SIX swallows; these she exhibits to passers by
particularly to the ladies' whose compassion is mme,
dIaIely excited on seeing the efforts of the futerng
go says the woman, it will only you two PEN
Mes AS may be supposed, many avail themselves OF
the pleasure, pay their pennies the woman re-
ceve in their hands the bird, and then enjoy the sat
staction OF seeing fly away at liberty. In this way
one by one, the cage is emped, and the woman goes
home, where she finds her swallows already arrived
before her The birds having been trained take adyan-
age OF their liberty only to directly to the hab-
itaton otheir mistress, The next day she commences
the same comedy anew.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09
ADVERTISING ARRANGEMENT
BETWEEN THE
RICH MOND PR FSS

The undereoned nrOnrators Of the d,ilu nonoro r,I
Ished in Richmond for the , W. Wy uay paeis
apna. e. ~. Tue ol proceeding then
atter not no, ,usr a = pup.oaon VI
tintv in tb;r s anu ny NE unee
AMY IL, .e. BUSINESS afsas rom tne want OF mutual
uned toaa,her in " an aornenn W viii t ~ se
cGcatons. " "N "'o''eA'' WIN ''io 'oi'o"'ns 'po-
Each Office ;s Of libertv to NV ito o, ro+es of obro
or advart;s;n hetbr b tb aop Wv thar " 1o
nerod nr hv he nsertion hut iese @ bs Iu
announced and cnnsncuonsI, nhiSbed T.; aaob b. aun
and viii he strictly adhered to thont uarat;nn
The nr;veae ~ uoar 10
q. me pi,veSe 81 weary adVertsers Is strictly imea
business Of an aduorn trr nt aa e
ind hat q" Of ;t aiin ar 10 ho. ooh'oeeo do "
Tbs ro, E ' a,hrn'os n.;sn,s, &c
tba o. houses or
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09
4. n - ssss "a ~ 3,


W 'S~&sa |" black and greg do
n sgtes gpsey Camilla and Turkey red ginghauas
EhasE haand Mite gnghans Of new styles
N Gloria casmeres-gals plaids
Fancy yestlngs, in great variety
Black and colored velveteens and velvet cords
Black tabby velvets-some very superior
Black and cold mohair and alpaca serges
Ga white cambrics--all numbers
Printed cotton hdkfs--red paddngs
Black cashmere and alpaca hose, of all grades
Chidren's white, scarlet and California hose
Mems heavy wool, cloth, chamois lined, berlin,
merno and dogskin gloves
Ladies' and misses cashmere and ineds I'm silk do
Fancy corded and tamboured skirts
Mems fancy wool, California and scarlet striped
shirts
Algerine and Queens brads and fancy silk trim
mngs
Carpet and quality bindings
Twilled stay tapes-bed laces
Super 6 cord spool cotton-patent threads
Pearl, lasting, satin and horn buttons, &c. &c. &c.
BLANKETS.-ll0 BALEs-Compri sing full as
sortment OF plain and fancy saddle, union and all
wool, London, Duffil and twlled negro blankets
Common and super blankets, &c
All OF which offer to the trade at very low prices
au20 KENT, PAINE & KENT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-09

MHORRIS 81 BRO, LATE DRINKER &
lXA NORRIS, WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS, AND DEALERS IN PIANO
goods embracing their unusually large and general as
sofmen, Ito which they invite the attention of buyers
generally.
sale of Worcescer's unrvaled instruments. sea
&UGARS.-l5o hhds Porto Rico
~ do ~ 200 4t, packages !, refined
PYD I4z!p sO6 CE .; 9 bbls
do 200 bbls cacined
do 100 tons lump
POWDER-1000 kegs mining
SAL az soDA- so casks a'ilf
NA1LS-5000 kegs assorted
do 100 warehouse
wlS Do 80 g. 55ls PM a Pe5'
FLOORING PLANk-lOO,O 900 feet
TEAS-2O0p packages green and black
HATS-l00 boxes silk
STARCH-50 boxes Beadels
PAPER-l00 reams cap and letter
DO 300 do printing
se4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
EpLAsTING POWDEK.-150O kegs, best qua
o. S lily XII. 600 g. DO o.. Sporting and Rifle 100 M
au9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
$4,000 KEGS ,1 NAILS, from sdy to sody,
f au17 - 90 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
ENOLLINs' NEW EXTRA FLOUR.--86
EI bills just received; also, "a bbls his superfne
au 80 o. ' L. 3. & w. G. cRENsHAw & co.
THSIN PLATE.-15o boxes, all kinds, suitable, Tor
H roofing and manufacturing purposes, receiving
au JNo. N. GORDON & SON.
I'D UsHTON, CLARK & CO.'S COD IL
ma YER OIL-Another fresh supply just received
per schr. New DIRK, for sale by
PURCEIL. I,ADD 81 co Druopists
SCI % Main ST., corner 18th
EAAILY LINE TO HUGUENOT SPRINGS,
AS AND REDUCTION IN THE FARE.-On
and after the 18th August, the Huguenot stage will
meet with Messrs Edmond & Davenports Packet Boats
every day at Manakin Town Ferry, IL o'clock thus
enabling passengers to reach the Springs at half past r.
r. M. Returning, passengers will take the boat suh-
GENTLY early to reach Richmond by sunrise. For the
convenience OF those who prefer not to return at
early hour, hack will be kept the Springs that
they may return at leisure.
Fare for the BY 4 beat S and stage 81 IS
25, 200 a,Io;sd S No. YARNS
300 doZ. Leading Lines, No. to0
500 lbs. Wrapping Irvine, in small packages
1000 lbs. Carpet Warp
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
In store and for sale on good terms by
au21 J. WOMBLE & co.
TENONQUA BEANS.-Prime Tonqua Beans, a
III small lot just received, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
au ID 90 Main st., corner 14th.
MTEW FAMILY FLOUR.-A superior lol
~ "Waskey Family" just received in store, and for
sale by
au2f FRY q McCANDLISH
vEyHE ONLY REGULAR LINE OF
III FREIGHT BOATS.-My Boats will now COM
mence running regularly between here and Lynchburg,
leaving twice week, Wednesday and Saturday. The
Baltimore is ready receive freight, and will leave
Wednesday. The Comet will be ready TO receive
Nh,,rcdo will aavo Cot,r DOR ho
Samson and Eagle for next week, and will leave as
above. A. S. LEE.
EMAIL IMPORTATlONs--B BY the ships James
ae# town MarnSs Asnd Constellation, and the steam
ntics we afgSy,w receiving the greater portion