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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-22

ITO LEN-B0 tie YC1r-Toa good tenant $25 mon b,
possession given Immediately the lst OF No. a.
win twcstory kitchen auq GseTn Of s'tJ Ions stu al
ated OF Jackson and FIanku Streets Second Mum
paty only i've minutes walk from the st. Charles Ho e
Apply to A. A. mELLAERTS, Attorney Law, TX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
# State. ]. A. QUITMdN.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, Oct s.
Blu, little business of interest done to-day in the Pro-
Episcopal Convention; the Standing Committees
port Tomorrow. resolution requesting the house Of Bisi-
ops express their opinion relative the position 10 be OBJ.
served during the eapsma ceremony, gave rise very
animated discussion.
CINCINNATI Oct. 4.
The Episcopal Convention to day. Aer religion.
exercises the Standing Committees announced.
Mr.. Vinton introduced with reference 10 clergy
men renouncing the ministry.
The committee Delegates reported that number dele
gales had been appointed instead of elected and ap-
pointed entitled 10 seats This gave rise 10 long de-
bate and the report was finally adopted.
memorial presented and referred relative print
ing the standard edition of the Bible contemplated in the
resolution passed at the last general convention.
resolution adopted admitting the Diocese of Texas
into the union of this convention.
The resolution of the House of Bishops, changing the
time of holding the convention to the 81 OF September was
not concurred in.
The Convention then adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND IAKkETs. OCTOBER

TOBACCO-We have no material change 10 notice In
rccs There is very LITTLE Tobacco opening for lnspec-
,un but te breaks continue Of good size for The season
being made up Tobacco which i put on the market nr
resale The demand is good AMI s1es are from sl TO s5
Tor lair To- very good quality. We look for no decline IN
prices and the light stocks and the PROSPECT for early r"sl
woni! the belief that prices are likely Ia =" she''
Mr. j. S Mnss's crop Of five hogsheads Tobacco was
sold by 5 TODAY, al HE following prices:
hhd very good Tugs al $40 So short leaf at sll l2s,
short leaf very good quality, a, SIP and Two very good
hhis AZ sl3 Is N. VI MARTIN & co.
FLoUR-sacs of Richmond at 81 81 81 Scottsviie
S5a5l2H.
COtN-Salcs al It's 81 cents, and scarce
CORN MEAl.-70 cents per bushel.
OATS-37s cents per bu-hel.
FSII-tIorrnas No Cut Sc 80; Gross 81 So Aackere,
No g. So NJ. s. so NJ. 50 50: shad s. 80 Sd and
dull Tor all descriptions.
BACON-virgina cured hog round - cents; Sides !
!. cts: new Hams 10 cents; Western Sides IS
Shoulders s. a s.. cts; Queen City hams lo4
COFFEE-AIarsct trm-Prime laeuayfa hel al l-a
la Is cents; Rio l23 Is cents--''nl.
SUGAR-Porto Rico Sugar 6A ~ cents New of.
leans new crop 81 * s. Croix Ia7a cents-Loai,
double refined Ia cents; single refined ~ ios ctS
and improving. 80
MOLAsSE S-slcs New Orleans a, 29 Cuba 25a g.:
SPlRITS-Ccgnac Brandy sl75 3.25; Rochelle 81 .5oa
so American proof 35c 18th proof 50a55: Apple scarce 5c
Richmond Ier;!fed Whiskey Il cents, and advancing.
y. f. Rum 30 els. go
TEAS-mperia 45a75c per b.; Gunpowder As TIC cts;
CANDI.ES--Spcrm Candies i4c; Tallow 10 a II; Hull
Patent dee Ada,aniinc Is 30c per h.; Jacksons patent
IL, cents.
SOAP-Richmond and New York ga aGc.
RICE-Prme 3 cts.
NAlT.S-3'. cts.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, Ger I.
Cattle at the scales bring 81 25 10 So, as in quality.
Hogs-Nett S. To s. 50.
Sheep-Nctt 81 IS 10 s3-quality being rated
JACOB SHOOK.
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct SPIN.
Sales of 100 bbs Howard Street Flour al 81 -.
Nothing doing in City Mills.
No change in Grain Sales limited.-PG.rot
NEW YORK MARKET, Oct 80 P. VI
Flour scady-sales OF 1000 bbs al $50 1852 for com
mon State brands Southern and Gencsee UNCHANGED.
Grain steady. Sales 1000 bushels Of teneses Wheat al
ZIG III Rcd 100 l0i cents Corn change
sales GOO bushels mixed 81 IS, yellow 66 cents.
Groceries steady. Coiieeltio IL l2'a Cts Sugars
improving.
Cotton very firm under the ut y cent per h. adj
vance Sales GOO bales fine Orleans Is ..
.lpyo ~ 4 rpnts In harrps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
PROCLAMATION,
By John Anthony Quinan, Governor Of The STATE IF Ms

By John Anthony QnRdn, Gorernor Of The STATE If Ms
sissippi.
Hhereas, The people OF Mississippi have repeatedly in
public ngs, in popular Conventions, and by Legislative
resolves camed and asserted their equality of right with
the States Of this Union, in and the free and
enjoyment al the territory belonging in these
United States and have frequently and publicly declared
their fixed determination, al all hazards maintain these
| rights go essential 10 their freedom and equality:
And rherens BY of Congress The people of
Mississippi in with The citizens of all the slave
holding States have been virtually excluded from their just
rights the greater portion if OF all the and rich
territories acquired Mexico Of the late war; and thus
by unjust and insulting Determinations the advantages and
benefits OF the Federal Union, have been denied to them
And uhereas, the abolition, by Congress- Of the slave
eru Government done and threatened, leave reasonable
the slavehodng States will cease until BY direct ind-
rect means their domestic Institutions overthrown =
Now therefore, that the proper authorities of the State may
our public affairs and il possible the evils which i'm
pend over u.s. that the State be placed attitude TO
her sovereignty and that The may be provided
to meet any and every emergency which may happen
J. John A. Qutman Governor OF the State OF Mississippi
exercising the powers in vested by the Constitution do
hereby the Legislature of this State and do appoint
Monday, the eighteenth day Of November next for the
meeting of both Houses of the Legislature al the Capitol in
Jac ksun, the seat Of Government Of this State.
In testimony Whereof have hereun,o my hand and
caused the great seal of the State be affixed the city
OF Jackson the 26Ih Of September, A. d. 1850 and Of
the sovereignty Of Mississippi the thirty fourth.
By the Governor:
Jo BELL, Secretary of State J. A. QCITMdN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
To The Editors Of tie Enquirer:


OCTOBER 9TH. loJtI
Gentlemen In the Enquirer Of this morning. under the
head OF 1.-The Reform Convention" perceive that you
that the Clerk and Second Doorkeepe of the former
Convention slil better prepared and still vigorous
enough after lapse of twenty years for the continued
faithful discharge Of the duties OF the Office should their
services bt demanded"
While am nnde obligations for this expression Of your
good opinion regret il because il missrates position
has the appearance Of having been authorized by me,
when written many letters both 10 members Of the
Convention and others, stating that am not candidate,
and do desire office must beg therefore, that you
will give this note place in your paper.
| Your friend, &c. GEORGE W. MCNFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS.

ALBANY OCTOBER 1.-Two of George Lester, of New
SCOTLAND in this county, have been missing from home
since Saturday last The younger of The two aged six years.
was ouad yesterday dead covered with leaves and large
stone on body; the her. aged about eight years
found to-day dead, and hanging Suspicion is d.
rected towards individual between whom and these chill
dren, some property stood
LATER.-Coroner Weme and Sheriff Bardeey returned
from the The murder this morning. The body of
The eldest child found 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
eighty rods from the house in an opposite direction from the
ded from tree by rope fastened about the neck. Two
ply sicans gave as their opinion that he had been
ri cd and then hung stick club had also been used
The jury rendered a verdic cha, David L. Lester
and George Lester came 10 their death by injuries inflicted
by Reuben Dunbar and other persons unknown" Dunbar
has been arrested and is confined in Jail.
Great excitement prevails in the town. and could Dunbar
have been found personal violence would have resulted
Dunbar stepson OF David Lester the uncle Of the chill
posed to have induced the commission of the crime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

ltwss Dr.. 7Aemss Hammond of Jsfsson county, and
no, Dr. AHes c. Hammond delegate in the House from
Berkeley. who died suddenly 10 Baltimore Friday morn.
Ing from disease Of tbs hesrt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

DIsMISsALS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Nine clerks discharged from the Treasury Depart
men, to-day, amongst whom Messrs Hume, Lancaster
Scott and Others. The additional appointments Messs
Bronnugh and Towns.
Herr Rynnger performed another Of his foolish cats TO.
! day of successfully walking on wire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
.nnn1NTMENr A PROFESSOR.

A, the meeting of Board Of Visitors Of the virginia
Military Inue held last w hs "I f @
pointing se e~o9s1 professor Prof. of Philosophy
hr Unsery Of appointed Prot :" ru al
Philosophy Maj Gillian VIII" had lately , 'ast 10 ,hs Pro-
the department Of Natural Philosophy '''D'"'
!,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

The ice bill sent in shows that during the past
the House of Representatives have used fifteen hundred
bushels of ice the purpose of cooling the drinking
used in the Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

A. J. Bannon, ESQ.,. formerly of Page county, and at
one time connected with the Winchester Vginan has pur
cha sed the establishment Of the Famount "Dcmocratc
Banner" The paper is to be enlarged and improved We
extend TO friend Bannon The right hand of fellow ship and
wish him fortune than usually attends the conductors
Of Ihan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
,,,1-pv tn THE TOBACCO CROP.

NAsHvILLE, TEsN, UoT. 6-D9fnng "euess y. sur
inusosy nsnrv Il is estimated that wohirds OF the
,obacco crop has been seriously damaged
I'm the direction of Charlottesville Yesterday morning
,he,e WINS heavy Frost which did much injury to the tobac
IT, s,,b.r here is very COIL and fires are agreeable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

The Portsmouth Pilot says that the enterprise for cstlb
fishing Virginia Ocean HI upon The Atlantic Cape
Charles has formed nucleus-and that President Falls of
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, with MIR. Wise AMI
several gentlemen of Norfolk and Portsmouth, has
no,red and found delightful and commanding site for the
susceptible of the fullest improvement and far
surprising advantages the celebrated resort at Cape May
The Pilot urges the immediate erection of suitable hotel
buildnps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

WHEELING AND THE RAIL RoAD:-Ihe wheel
inn aza,, Of TUESDAY says I've are Of opinion pre-
dcar mainly upon views we have heard W nt
nc hat under The recent decision Of The board OF ensl'
neers the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company viii take
the Wheeling Creek route and come down mat stream !" inc
civ in preference 10 the Grave Creek route 1t is not TO be
FORGOTTEN that there ale advantages Wheeling Creek that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
KEDGE ANCHOR,
FOR SALE BY ". RANDOLPH. OCTOBER s.

aCTOBER No PL' uGH. LOOM ANyIL-Aj cents
~ The Iron Hand. the knigh Naueon Dulnas0c' s
Salvador or the Adventure Of Marquis by Dumas -j
October No. Democrlsc Rev.cw-per year So
The Companion After Dinner Ia l. EVELYN wi poa, Of
Rev Sydney Smih 80,
Pilgrims Progress with Bunyan by B chceye d.
d with hne pla;css So
The Irving Offering Token of Affection ISL plates,
morocco GIT cders-s2 p.
The Magnolia American Gift Book; paes, muslin gilt edges
81 80
Gems Of Beauty or Literary Gift for 1851, by E. pesal dns
plates. muslin, gilt cdses-s3 ~
American Gallery Of Art from The works of The best authors and
cited b. III fine pac-. to- edsessJ
September part Iit-rs Living hse-per year So
kctse Anchor Young Sors Assistant, " Brady Sailing
Mater Un,cd States Navy, IN plates. 9Th edition 20
Dcuondryo Poetca Quoa o; eied by Mrs Hale with fine
pa esS2
Lnears History OF England Paris edition; volumes svo half
Tnrsey-sl2
Garland TOKEN OF Friendship for 1851, by E PercvAl
Turkey Eorocco-S2.
m.anh Token Of Remembrance ISL plates, morocco
gilt ejges-S2
Noble i,-'s Of Woman Examples Of Female Courage and Viz
tue by Sanbury: muslin. git e'ges-sl 80
POpuar Cycloprja Modern Domestic Medicine, by Imray
VI. D plates Svo., shrep-si
cayes Latter Day Pamphlets. complete mIslin50
Stubbs Calendar Fatal Boots by Thackery plates by CruA
shank-50cens
Orphan Children Tale Cruelty aud Oppression, by T S. Ar
ihur-25
Louisa ie viars. by Src25 cents
Monk KNIGHT OF ST Iohn. by M,or Rchardson-50cents
TIarrers Magazine for Oc:oher-1o Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

RI Rev Bshop Meade OF Va has received from the Rev
Dr. Anthem of New York city. thousand dollars the
interest which, is annually applied 10 the increase Of
the Library Of the Episcopal Seminary IN Va ms IS a
Marks Church in the Bowery be disposed of US his friend
and nasfnr DE- Anlhnn. should direct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

GOOD HATER.-The Dallas Texas) Herald, speak
ing Of the violence of Benton against Texas and his sup
port and approval OF Gen Tayors hostile message of last
June concludes By sayings III enjoy any special luxury
during these August kind Of savage hatred
Of Thomas H. Benton"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
eA>-'-'~ lcT 4

The TICKET SALEThe first ticket for the Jenny Lana
Co ncer Providence Monday evening sold ms morn
ng at auction Mr. Ross the express num- lo SIR !uhaFo
and ffy dollars! The whole proceeds viii amount 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
Photographed for the Baltimore ane.,ean
ny ,.ru or 4 MEMBER OF CONGaEoS.

p,,, ,nr,pu,,. oer 5-Thc Hon. Chester Butler, Meii
her Of Congress from the llth District OF r.nnsyi,a ,
died at the American Hotel this afternoon oi NpnnS
He had been suffering for some days WIN '''e oSe"
,,au .,n r,T,I RESrLT-ClTY MORTALITY
nj ,,,,, Der "a disgraceiu riot occurred here
ni"ht between party of whites and blacks II hrs
nse out At the Of Seventh and Lombard ,s si ae
"ne " -, -. III. ,,ounds while being carried 10 the Sta
from House e The Waterman accompanying him was sho
~ Of The negroes Several persons OH both sides "ef
T The n,ements in the city for lie past week amount
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

DIED.
DIED. al Milwss Lancaster Virginia. the 26h Sepem.
her 1850 ROBERTA CNN eldest daughter Mary d. and Addl.
son Lombard aged three years. eleven months and
days.
DIED. IN the couay Swrry tie eth Of September after
hon hut the l6h NJ her VIRGINIA L.
WHITE daughter Edwin While Esd Never has the
uf whose s universally regretted.
who wa centrally beloved AMI tseerd lan the deceased.
Iiu.ty III ali those iiirg which adcrn and
c,ily The female character. she m for herself By her aia
h,,lty the love agd all.
Sac good as lair,
Tnt,c ID her;
As pure thought a. ANGEL.
To knrw her Il lose her
Just blooming womanod vi all the loneliness Of fair
flower as unods rosy the Of The
with al he cdr'h could she suieny cut
i wi by the iloss touchri hath
Death shining and ihose whom the gods love die
early"
The deceased OF ;hisc cpheineral creatures life
the forgot bu her will
he o those whom she has lett behind doth the
Immortal uinlrlmh amid The starr.
Surrounded By al hat wealth and plenty could desire the idol
fond aeconar father sind AMI devoted mother the pride
numerous relatives she hal doubtless promised
lon. happiness aud pleasure but 'tc spoer
came and death RAPED The Her has taken ia
final leap tuete'ny such meanclny
uncertainty the and the ccr;ain, Of death in
miIs; . lie III death"
"PailIda n0ures acluo pusa pedc
Paup:Tun aoeInas. regumquc iunes." q. II.
Ip.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
NO
yI, " cJOT THING; UOC T.

NEW CLOTHiSG HOUSE.
EAvrs GOODMAN ,y e,e,si himself S W. =, northern ,s
pose gas roins business take t-
i,re and fu assprnen, fashionable s,aonihic ay
Ccrhns NJ 70! Main street Richmond! opposite i'se
Sliafe assured bargains always ne hf Tor
cash oly W. most respectfully solicit ca ron a. ~ wan
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
sHANING oca'c m. sell w't tie as' oaah. ana extensive Co..
i"s House 81 Men, en- et Co" !" ., W. Man S;.e%i N
ss low Sees S fs M ' Articles VI" nonrnr G >
oct 2-d&clm Iatc ri tar'iiar county. VI
CNDEN SnINTs And DRAW ENs.
IL Inrr shli. S a~et, some d ~cl are yry
e nsa shaker Flannel N' ' N " KEEN ciliiEs ~
sPECIAi. IMPORTATION.
WYE wonli friends. and all whom iisy
w concern that We have AGAIN been roRrrSAr
ceve BY last srnnss ESpF 81 another supply Of those woTe.
Oct '''"' ''''' HENRY sIIArER a ca.
BID REGIMENT VIRGINIA MILITIA.
VIII cnI lie rl muster Inc usual place OF rendezvous,
eys Tavern IN Iismrico couny saGr., nex, at "eock
o~, II,
~ mg degree - Master o A IN un'ver,
the Faculty, unver.iy o. vr
en'a. Sept 3,
TAPPAIIANNOCk FEMALE ACADEMY,
TNDER the direction OF Mrs ShRAHJ ELLIS. viii receive ru
= rl- the l.; ~ October
place Female Institutions Among lu
Gated mno under Mr. direction ssacne the high
circles community who by varied AMI
accomplished hc unwearie a.en the. received
The thorough impaired Mrs Es pupils invariably
schools.
they have taken the hes, premiums To these
PRIDE superior and
ability her Teachers Every eior Las been made renes the
Scnoo worthy continued patronage.
Miss NJ L. MeFce OHIO needs enogy has been retained and
with her are associat Others cmincn;y qualified
deduction prpracted illness.
TERMS SESSION
| Junior Class s3j
| Sen Class
French Class n
Drawing aui Painting II
Music Is Piano
Wax Work. quarter
Embroidery and Ornamental Needle Work per quarter )
Board aud Washing lncludcj)
TESTNoNlAFor series Of have patronsed tte
Tlppatannock Female ACADEMY Sarah
Ellis aud c"eruly hrartcsimony her admirable discipline
and mode ani her molhcy
| and comfort o her pupils.
Some vi have educated daughters and wards the School,
anl warmly recommend TO the ol oer Ssne! Y
DR. Austin Brockenbruusl nr Thomas Gordon DR. Law Roam.
Mr James Roy Mlcuu. r a Bdnham. 1appannocs Colof
George Wright, Dr. RcnuoJs Dr. Law Wright. Captain e..
Halle, Mr. Vim upsaw MIR y Is Whnlocke. Mr. Young, e.
SEX Mr. George Carter Mr. John r9ckenbrough Mr. Lye Nest
moreidrd; Mr w l. Simurl William: HUI.
Mr. James Garland Mr X l.. Pis, Mr. Sand Lycli Richno.l
County. Sept ll-cwtl5Oct
GAS FITTINGS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the "a.
~ rious styles Gas Fittings aud Burners just China
Hall the celebrated Cornelius Co..
the attention oil those intending Gas is invited.
ugh A. WATT.
Oct No. ~ Main street
(HEAP GooDs.-prns a, cents per ward B!eachea Do.
~ mesics. Ga inei Al Brown DO Fall tIns
ham 2!a cents J. :" cHENERY.
Oct2 Oppo-i.e pepot
JACOB A. LEVY, - AND 50 MAIN STREET.
- have now IN store full FALL. GOODS
For cheap Dry Goods call
OCT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

Mr.. w. l.. Montague has shown us the proof-shecs Of
his Directory the City of Richmond IL is well arranged
and shews the residences and places of business of the c
zens rapidly improving city II also contansa vast
amount of city statistics which be found where else
and which will be valuable citizens we'll strangers
Mr. NJ reports 80 $50 inhabitants in the limits Of the city
proper In the lourishing suburbs which ought to form
part of the corporation estimated that there least
5000.
This Directory WILL week, be ready fer delivery
subscribers and ohcrs-sl for book of than 200
pages.
Senat,r Fremont has published in The Baltimore Sun
foosh letter. marked by bad and spirit He
eumes that letter OF "X.' in that paper, commenting the
controversy between himself and Senator Fooe the
work the latter and he accordingly hus the epithet of
"sehood at Mr. F. His course is mos, extraordinary, a
the published card of his friends that the quarrel had
been adjusted If politicians be held responsible for
the statements The etterwri,ers would be end
less crop of quarrels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
THE DOUBLE EXECUTION.

New HAVEN Oct. ID II NAT II O'Clock this forenoon,
Henry Lcandrr Fooc and James McCa,rey were executed
young girl named Emily Cooper and the second far the muir
der OF Mrs Ann Smith, Eas, Rock. near this city. Mrs.
Smiths husband also killed. Il, the same lime, and il
supposed by The same hands.
Religious services had in the prisoners cells at
early hour Both prisoners expressed contrilion, but Nc
Galley denied his guilt The last They were brought out
of their cells 10 minutes before ii O'clock attended BY
the clergy McCacy by the Rev. WIN. Reilly, Catholic
he said nothing The spectators but continued circulating
"Oh God, oh Christi AT minute past H. Sheriff
Pamee stepped the spring Of The drop, and Instantly
both prisoners suspended BY the neck.
McCairey died with hardly struggle but Fooie suffered
more rope slipping around towards The back
Of his neck.
After few Of hard struggling, however all
over with him. They yet hanging upon the scaiiod.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08

srRENcH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN MERI-
NOES larse and spendii assortment .lerinoes Of all
colors. oct JACOB A. LEWIS
S.UPERIOR BED BLANK ETS.-Cannow be had nv
- very grrAs and bed Blankets
Oct JAI'oB LEVY.
& ERsEYs AND NEGRO BLANK ETs.-l,oOO Ne
Blankets ali prices an wool h"g nsseys Tor ssrans
! AIDES NEW DRESS GOODs.-Dack coored
IL Siss hungarian Alpaca, splendid article, plaiu and figured
Lusres. Coburs Muslias, SC &C ~
EIRENCH MERINOEs.--Jus opening French Meno.s;
AMI Ga Coburgs Pai Apaccas all coiors black t hsd
and chaaseaole do ChEAERi
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
MY negro JOHNSON. lett my Premises last FRIDAY ish,
We and been lie nearly lack about -
five three four inches Ia height, AM sIou, He
III! eohes with him. and is possible ne may be
his down the he lrom but am
ciDet 10 think he il secreie. IN lis city
pay tie above reward for his apprehension and delivery any
OF s-lw WIN. G. CRENsHAw.
FATKFIELD FALL RACES.
aSRSr DAY-Tlesday. October S-Pro- a, *
ss fs % ro' s. sS: hundred
lars-two mile heats A<-->-----
geldins Newman Noggs by John
Blunt dam Grey Bet.
John Becher p Prndes rh colt Zachary by Billy
Towns three wears old
bay -y Mary Mason. by Boston, dam by
shay horse Commodore four old by Bos
ton dam Resale Somers
Il is thought The above will The Interesting and ex
citing that in Virginia for mans years.
Ro. r. NEW Proprietor
1 Ha kmcn coming the field must the gae
as the money passengers Will be any other
place Members Of the Club requested their subscriptions
to Mr. Egseson the gate Gate lee p cents Oct Sit
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
AM desirous from Ill health. business, and for that
purpose my House Granay.
sell stock Of Goods on hand will give immediate possession
Hllsr's Tavern Essex county, October 5, 1880 e2awH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
VALUE OF LANDS.

The assessment II lands in The Commonwealth will e1h.
bi, an in value the previous of fifty
and perhaps 100 per cent Some of The famous Green
Springs lands in Louisa have been assessed al from $40 to
$50 in Augusta county, some lands have been as
sessed as high $40 acre. in Rockingham from $50 10
$50 per High these are they do not
exhibit the real value of the ands the of many of
these farms than they have been valued
bv In this county, lands have advanced in
the same ratio with those Of the Counties we have named
Charlottesville JefersOnian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-08
THE OHIO AGRlCuIiIRAL SANE FAIR

CISclSNATf OcT 4.--lhe State Fair visit yester
!ay by over forty thousand persons. IL i estimated ma
The price ad tickets vi admission will reach ut least ten
thousand dollars The Agricultural Ball the Burnett House
last night was largely ani iashionably attended About
eight hundred persons hall OF whom were strangers
partook OF the supper prepared for the occasion.