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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-08

We think proper defer any long comments upon the
action Of the House OF Delegates Wednesday We desire
discussion since il has been commenced by our opponents
We desire TO know the opinions oi the Wing nominees
Uor lie various Offices the great vital Southern qes'
ion Their opinions should be had before any Democrat OF
Southern man for them Make them show their hanas
make them express their opinions
We ask our friends 10 "hod their hold 10 yield 10 10
peudiced 'nsnuaon" that may be made oy Inc uer
lessness of Wings seeking 10 hr"" inpu'alioh on tue
Democratic party lis nominee. The Democratic party
may rest assured that their nominees true on any and
Ivory question: Would 10 God that could believed
the present offcehodcrs 10 be equally so.
For the information OF tho Wing, we will say that Col
THOMPSON is stakeholder Does that satisfy 1t Ii mas
been continually urging this reasoh Why The Democrat
r press ought be trusted If this fact is believed In
one instance ii is csoppcd from opening lis mouth
against Col. Tlioypson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-08

g is called for the purpose making arrangements
nitc in the ceremonies for laying Corner Stone of the
'.i"hi - Dc erec}"a I" w" memory Of ,hc Father ~ h
country WM LAMBkRf
s1ARTY DRESSES. Embroidered Mnslm, L?n. amI p,t
I,>rs, aid Yer, beautiful Polka orci Lace. ,r patty ,s,
FEB q. cItENERN nnp'. icpm
UCK's OFFICE, Corner OF Main and 18th st..
To-day at II ocsck-s> al assl al lppD az a. na. u
lawn iilkeis g. 90 To-day At h"e'ck: $1,000 oI Jn
- hoS. II draHn Tickets ST. Frb-
{ tAsHMERES. MoUsLAINEs. xc.-Il1ys 1liI IN 7sa.
some very pretty Dress Gool, Caehnerea Mou.lai"r. dl
~ winch WI" 'j & en- cESHS +. J p's'.%. D
NOTICE -There wl he meeting Of the oticel, Mas
gers Of the Richmond Temperance S,cc, Tins F,a,)
I mn A. ens a. the Mission Rom Of the s'' Church
Feb ! - WOOD. Assistant Secretary
TIL ODONTO OK PEARL DEATHIFICE.
WIS delightful prepara"n combining the choicest ngrIc
eas anl rendering teeth baiiu re,ry White Pre-
p1 fss y I p JOHNSTON D"ssi~'
lS0 cas%San AND s." EET-sCENrhD
a.,c r1m nI H. - ' lesl , d IN, r""+ 'Gr han
RI be lycd ofh bshc. black without any loai pr,Ia
''I r.. Or the slightest trouble Prepared and sold .s .,
esHERIFF,s SALE.wii be sold al the late rr,iicns
- Aam Miller on Union II the lith day February $50 corr
MIiGm cows. rs" HORSES one MILK wagon anil iARNEsN
"zsn MAHOGANY CHAIRS 'F PHILIPS til Is 81 8
Feb s-cotl- Forw Randolph, $ u e
ThnE NorIcE,-cLoTHING KEnucED.
CLOTHING. The .bsribcfs have nair .ll Greater rrp
Nm challenge c@mpsro" % r i ia III. III, !. Sat.
r Vie lfn' Of which refer old ersincrs VIII haze y"
p KEEN. cHILEs ( 90.
Frn Late Keen = %. NJ lu. Mrin S:rr'
VI ASAGEts' oFEIcE.-D. PAINE CO.. no
For TN. 'l'y. Capitals: s,,, of ao sol rn'
81 Tickets s. =" A6"'oeA Capitals slo' 3lss, 1871"
Drawing d su-qu.lanns Lottery, Class 10:
- ~ Ia - 80 q 81 81 - Il q ., ~ 4 =.
prull lrmr for
Feb. {. ". PURCELL 4 co
gIORTUNE's HOME. cHALi<'s OFFICE No.S
Main street. Rc,nrni. Vlrsihis.
~ 81 q ' IS 81 4 % Gs q ' l. i 5" p y"
rrke' d Is ~, capital sold aud paid
otrorl
+ s.rni.y.lo ,5no- u drawn ssns tof2oo, 10,
sloaD. sEo l5", nc, lcD a TsD Tickets a.
Dfawn numbers u SnsGuehanna, No 10 .
~ = : Gp ~ ~ .; 80 81 Is II u 70 ~ I y
Whole Ticket q II y, sloo returned
Feb. So DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co
STATEMENT LIFE o lrs nE m soTr1Af BENEFIT
DoiiciEs ,s'nel t., January IT., i7i9 t2sa
Balance Isl January. 1879. ssI3sa 81
Premiums and Interest received during year
4y''hs q :, ~ - .
bends. Sc s,,9 asss y
Nc balance J.n,Ilry l,i ls5o sr5W
rls Directors a' paid the ave occurred Gi
cei the OF s3G.fs II, AMI the aiinp,.l sum .-sI"
thu an second !cnis; being lo.e declared 1t j
III. AMI h January. 1878 lhoe scrip 10 ''
credit receive the with interest," a nt
0ey thus paying back the ht Of h
. Dr. - sassd s Medical Examiner '" NS'"If pss
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BIRTH DAY-prBLIc MEETING.
MAYORS OFFICE Richmond. FEB. G. 1850

request my fellow citizens the City Han.
on saturday next the 9Th inst, O'Clock T. NJ The meet
iiE ~ called tor the purpose OF making arrangements
unite in the ceremonies for having the Corner Stone he
h"nnnmn - be erected 10 The memory Of hc Father ." HI,
country. VIM lAABbRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-08
TAKE CLOTHING REDUCED.

uFrr ~ fr'ie or prr'e, stock u READY MADE
oliiiHt' ne tnbsIJrfs have made ri greater r1ci+
~ , tf'' W. ca, with conf lc.cr. that "of" ol' a
l' nah 'h challenge eompsri.oa wiih The ii. Sai
'f ' hui ~ which refer old VIII, haze 20
'l,s"d" ~ tor ia fourteen wear. Persons ia want are rcs.
lh'ly invited {" c,ll. AL Bargains sltl b. snll
Feb Lat. Keen /, r., X III ~, S,.,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-08
AaANAaEks, oEr,IlE:. pa \ :. ~ ca. u,a

~ in'iir. virginia.
For tins 'y. at II "cocsf'apta. s,Ir of aGUl
W. Tickets - 81 Al "riock Capitals SlOJek ~
q" ;-ri Sr TckcT,s
Drawing OF Susqnrlanns Lottery, Glass To-
~ ~ Gb - 81 q 81 III ~ II u ., ~ 4 :,
Splendid Sleme Tor saturday Capitals, sJ,Up u Of l0U, I,
OF irJ, sc. Tickets sl5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-08

HEN1FF'S SAI.E.Wii be sold the Iai. rrs,icut, u
- Aln Miller on Union Iii the l iy Of February lsJ
,itn. a y clock. NJ To The hIshesi bidder for cash. ZOO
NIH cows. rs" HORSES MILK WAGON anil HARNESS
BARo che u .RNEESS one CART one SOFA
''ohcn MAHOGANY CHAIRS Il ID PHILIPS. u =,
~ = q
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HNHS delightful preparation combining choicest ngrlct
confidently recommended for purifying thu breath. ,ny il
es'' gums AMI rendering the teeth baaG;iI white r
pared by T. JOHNSTON DrIyssf
f. \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-08
IND sM f tT.sCEN-

~ row DER By the peculiar lt. oi this Powder. the hat
whatever may b. Il, natural color whether auburn. sandy, i,
RI can BE- d,od NJ ht brightest black. without ,iona Ia
nn or The slightest trouble Pmp4rcdanI sold only Il,
Feb 70 ToJJ>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02


The Preston Hing Difficulty Conduct Of Mr. Jtiniirop-
Foo,e and BeniouN Nicaragua 1reatiesINe Minister'S.
appointments dc.
The committee OF investigation in the matter charged by
Mr. Preston King, against the Hon Howell Cobb SpeasG
o the House OF representatives. after examining papers AM
Witnesses made unanimous report generating Mr COBB
ni Mr. King whose charge had arisen from misconcopo
b! facts The report thus unanimously made by ir
mtrec was unanimously approved 10y the whole House,
Wings Democrats ulrras, moderadoes free soilor monde
scripts aud Mr. Giddings This is nothing than what
every body knew would be done. No man. in short time
10 such height OF consideration and respect With
frcdS and foes the Hon Mr. Cobb; one has impressed
the House forciby with his mental energy and moral
worth.
And here may be permitted also, 10 pay tribute
tect the late Speaker the Hon Robert C. Winthrop 10
whom Mr. Cobb surrendered the Chair during the nycs,gi
ton Examined by the committee he testified that had he
been IN Mr. Cobb place. he would have acted precisely -
Mr. Coon has acted and that what Mr. Cobb had done va.
only Isifab.e, but his duty do. This was both high
minded and practically Iust in gentleman but few sloI'
months AGO Mr. Cohbs rival; but nothing more Than VII
Cobb would have DONE had circumstances and position been
reversed II is Of qualification TO know that BON
parties honoraby represented in their respective
leaders.
The unfortunate alteration between Senators Footr an.
Benton though commented upon variousy, will not head 10
any further difficulty till after the great national questions
pending before lie country shall have been disposed 81
Both Senator's SURE will fogbear they have both ran,
and standing enough n" 10 require tie report of pistols OF
thc :cHSe o gunPowder Ia bear testimony 10 then ro"
ess. Both have outruwn the aye Of ncdes an. both w
best show their h9h appreciation oil duty and their genuine
patriotism, by burying their cnds in thcir common love
country
Three treaties with the Central American Republics NV
Grenada, Nicaragua and Honduras. no% before the Se
All three treaties will remain unprodnc'ive We allow
England 10 continue her pro,cctorac over the King oi tn
Mosquito coast
Gov I.c,chors confirmation a. Minister Mexico
in the Senate bu, with considerable difficulty The pro
liability is that he will be rtiected Ills leaving Washngto
few days before the opening Of Congress ~ not tn
caIisc vi The objection 10 him
Mr.. Abbot Lawrence get Though " his
stead of promoting civil strife vii! engage in the g
nial work of peace.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

aheen asleep since the ruthless proscfiPol u
,d nv the smoothed- ,ongued Wings he ana his pu y
~ strong for 'he spos' next winter II the pe''''''
ssof, enought" to be caught mapping
o.o more we call upon the Democracy 10 be wide await
l., ,b.ir whole duty We commend 10 their srflo's II
III. rrvent aud sensible appeal Of the ablnsa'" i'
S,ocr, which sounds the following clear ana i'i's
4 ,r,,, The bnele of the indonitahlc Sonth West:
r, effort will be made this Spring By the cohorts ~
jsn 10 carry the State of Virginia, and no stone =" u
H. lcft hy them unturned 10 accomplish ths e'i'
ire 70 do this as much for the purpose oi claiming II a.
Triumph OF Tayorism as 10 secure 10 in The MAC,
e NJ Mason In some OF the doubtful Counties 'hey nav
roa,aJ many new votes, and all tie appliances anu
snnlv resored to- will be brought TO bear IN Tie APP
ELECTIONS. $500, n, .,oe :,
,ve call unon the noble Democracy Of Little tennessee "
= 10 mn and doing We feel confident that those WIZ, ~ nav
nvrr faltered even in the darkest days o. past le ~
noyv he found holding back. Every thih8 "e.'' III
Mon and concert Of action No dsor9anizng Soul ~, M
- nursued In the language of the venctaom 49,
,nion harmony and concession tliis ,o u' -
,h;nu far the men'should be the universal walchm
W., il thc success Of individual Ia the success -
8Democratic party the State, and losing one roe :"
House of Delegates might lose us lni,.u Cnnoress
you All remember DR. Franklns warning To at'ehu ~ g.
.no for said he "for Of nail the shoe was los' :"
he want of shoe the horse lost and Tor inc VAN -
horse the rider was ''S' o'i's o''''"">
enemy" -,-.,.., o,.,rv Foil him a
u his Ioin and he resorts to announcer ne,
,ne y one his platforms and he resorts 10 o'es'
i'm mon the issue of Bank, and he forthwith pronounce
h gank an obsoete idea" Oppose him upon the dis'ine'
sc principles of party organization ana delea. i ii
8l,r,hwith he declares himself attached To mo party PEA
aim with a Convention candidate, and he ior'hwih uc'i'
Ms opposition 10 all conventions calcuses IoHse
war against the enemies Of thu country ana lie slfusnm
,spouses their In short, every scheme anu Ie'
ha the Ingenuity of unscrupulos faction can uosis,
viii be brought to bear against the Democratic party IN IN
Happroaching contest w., ..o,..,,. # ou,
In the SouthwcIt, we hope 10 give good accom-, VI ou
yes In many of The counties candidates are hreau!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02


Died yesterday morning, his lodgings in this city, ths
Honorable ions CALDWELL CaLuorx.
1t is known all of readers that this distinguishes!
Senator and citizen has been suffering during the whole Win
ter uade menacing puimonc affection, which, during m
lst eight Ten weeks has with only few brief interval
confined him his Thus gradually sinking he expired
yesterday morning between and O'Clock.
Mr. CALHoux was born the 18th Of March, 1882 and wa
therefore Just turned OF 6S More than of
of his life spent in public service and nel The
whole Of that long period in the Legislative Executive
Departments of the General Government. With ample mate
rails before us yet deny ourselves the satisfaction OF en-
erng into the particulars of his long and brilliant ani
eminent character that grateful duty will be performed
more y to-day in the Senate by hands worthy OF me
task. Without trencng that privilege, we may be pei
united say of the deceased that few OF on public men
since those Of the revolutionary cr have ei larger space
lin The public eve few have acted important part on
the stage of American politics. nave left larger void ~
THE public councils and has descended 10 he tomb
with deeper devotion on the part OF personal ineus "
with aaer share of public adnratiou than this iusoai
Ii '1rolinian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
A GREAT MAN DEPARTED!

TIN, habimenis of mourning that enclose our columns
bis morning are sad memorials Of the grei which ' hol
fecls (,r the death of JOHN G. CALHOUN lhoush i
few DAYS since relapse Frustrated him, was moi '''"
that he would pass away 50 soon, and his dea' On u!
morning will come like stunning blow on u" Puoi'
mind i, recording the death of this remarkable man, We
ho,ce an event suggestive of deep melancholy anu rct
6ec,;op His intellect had superiorhis dlciion was u
ooip feryent and SIMPLE il was massive and ssah'e
In 10 no less wonderful than true, that through long me-
eoedy marked by the storcst Congressional discusso
h, wa. never connected with personal quarrel Ills III
eqri,v wns as high the mament as deep as the sea- d.
npre "A the inht of Heaven Unlocking into his grave cfe
fore We see example, 10 every man, oil fidelity anu "
yate virtue too imposing TO disregard TOO hnsot'cu "
r go. never could follow his political opinions on every
We always held his private character III
mon, es,eem-and veneraed his devotion 10 the con
ti,u,iona rights of his native South lie has written Ills
,,mc for himself His bcques his children is beyond
in the qualities that all love ana admire III
was vast promontory in the intellectual world Jutng ia
ann inn, tbc eonhe has gone down and the grey waves o
Tim. will roll over him Human weakness change
,h arc written On NIL tbinas-on man we'll az the hum
crea,ur.on the treat well the sIlall-on h'
orco statesman and the humble private czcn Inc ih9e
hoard o memory will point for While towards TINS pure man
donartcd and then itself unlike the object TO which Ills c
rec,cd will fall and 30 10 decay owe shadows and sha
dows we pursue" Out this sad misfortune wehope tor oo
In that wise ordination known 10 God anu directed
bv wisdom that plumbers and over which poor ieeo
man has no control In the contest with his own otas
he can reap no honor except far as he may exhibit eac
lin meeting the evocabe decree Dus thou art ana nn''
dust thou shalt return.
Mr. Calhoun born on the 18th March, l'7=' ana "''
sixty eight years old last month as we wrte we nave III
knowledge of the arrangements made Tor transferring h
omains 10 his native South We cannot doubt, however
h ors ,vill he taken 10 do public honor his memory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
From tie WASHINGTON Republic, April /.

During Saturday, Mr. Calhonns mind was entirely CON.
posed lie had distinct perception of his near erd lie
spoke connectedly OF his family, the Of his ,riunp
he Of doubtful str:ies the Of the South an
he Union Of the States He was prepared for his :at. ara
End confidence. As the night advanced his pulse became
weaker. A; sx o'clock in the morning The cold ana 40
|:lammy damp OF death gathered upon his bro" III
mind, however yet clear, his spirit comoo-ei ana
he fire OF his eye unquenchet His attendants behed i
passing away without sign of pain without change
feature denote mortal pang. His life ebbed in lis waste
hide till "A quarter past o'clock the morning Of the oi
of March, when there remained on earth Of this lustn'u
|nan nothing but cold, emaciated corpse. - ,,
The funeral of Mr. Calhoun is 10 take place on luesaa
The remains will be temporarily deposited in the CohSs
onal Cemetery previous 10 their removal under the dEet
|tions cf the Senate 10 South Carolina ...,
None of his family here, except one son. Inc s
5honors will be paid 10 his memory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
TO the Editors Of he Enquirer.


WAsniSGroH, MARCH % ls50
Gentlemen The House of Representatives have us adopt
I'D unanimously the report OF the select committee 10 whom
was referred the charge made against s Speaker By THAI
9coneuptbe Preston King. II Is every one expected
would be- a complete ard thorough REPUTATION OF ylt
aiumny made for other man 10 gain noorety
And the House should now for its honor AMI in accord
nce with the universal expectation pass vote Of
3ipon the caumnator. The object Of this charge
oubedy 10 make capital at King home and thereby, IL
L. measure justify his against one OF the BEST II
3e best Speaker who has presided over the House
5E oil capital must be getting small indeed, when such
orts arc resorted TO- Mr. Averctt concluded his speech
YESTERDAY aud spoken oil here in high terms and vii be
cad with delight BY his friends and fair opponents.
There mr. various rumo.s aoat about the cabinet III
ss on its last legs is the expression of almost every
ana ii il survives until our State Election is over II
long ~ il will think they doomed 10 another c!slp
5ponfnen in the result Of that election; and there will be
Chance for one the members again 10 utter the Wild eNca
5nation uttered upon hearing OF the election oi Dmoc.
in Butler Kings place viz: "rea God can You aceouni
io these rererSes in all parts oi the country BY
Ihc way it said here that the rejected candidate Of iht
Richmond Wings is if the Legislature carried 10 be pro
yded for by this anproscrptve Administration with II:
office filled with much ability by Mr.. Sedcn II ,h.
IL the only contingency, Mr. Selden will still remain a.
n but the lone STAR Of Wing clemcncy am tired Of TN:
and sick Of slavery speeches 10 the exclusion OF all IN
business both Of public and private character
/ remain truly +. ;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

10 be held at Nashville in order that we may meet and con-
5t with our brethren of the savehodng States and con-
3or, such measures will preserve blessed Union now
frarfuy threatened and at the same timc rescue the
from dslono and OPPRESSION II Is earnestly desired
jh, RIcuMoSp the Metropolis of the Commonwealth, will
once act on this snblecttat she will speak ont and let
her voice be heard |" 'ie ia' eS' ~ VI TIC ''''e anu VI
dhe Union itself
We make this appeal alike TO the patriotism and to the ine
Sost of Richmond IL Is well known that strong prejudice
H. cyisad auainst civ Nov Is the time 10 eradicate
that prejudice Now is the time for her to endear herself 10
dhe Sout and find place in the hearts OF THE PEOPLE
aby occupying high PROUD ana lsioi vi e s'oa'
aqucstion Of the day .
cenden Importance policy OF isa suicidal
5,o e. Az said il? Has not CAss said W Has not CALnorN
Has not WEBSTER said it! After our solemn resolves shall
we say the North that they were dle words mat sy
Smean nothing or they merely des sned 10 tery
bcr into satisfactory adjustment OF the slavery cono
ayesy? When the people refuse TO sustain cr represrni-
live and their presses both Wing and Democratic VIII mol
5 North he caboldcn 10 persist in her extreme demands!
Let not the tmd and the vacIang be frightened oy me
1cry ic ,sW e1dlager he Laon me iiHs has past oF
the South 10 SIS Tas oyer na mon one ,.as s y,
the most conclu i've ro Of her fidelity ana devotion 10 H.
dissolution mus il will be the work o the North =
Then let TIC North hold Union meengset ne Norm ar,w
pictures IF the numhcrless blessings 81 the lnn ana o '
is for the South tosay, thus tar sf
thou 90 but no farther We do not believe tht mere Is Gan
ger the project of Southern Convention. "ehaNt ale
witnessed lis sauary fruits II has already caused the Norm
o use in her mad carCl The great EssTER he eheihS
statesman Of the North, has become alarmed l'r inc mon
HE has spoken for the Unon he has Told the NORM
UNJUST stick 10 the Constitutions you must reSa!a lr oos
Mon of solemn ,ompact TO SAVE THE USioS." We viii
moi deprive him Of this great argumenthc only one no"
he,Jei by the Norrhby shameful retreat from position
(which tlc South has deliberately t1" Ne VIII not is,
8nro-ooerate with Georgia with Mississippi with South
aoina and with the sister States OF The South
r 10 respond This invitation, take firm, united anu
Hconccried action with them. w
Let rs then fellow citizens both Democrats and Wigs
ncet aethor band Of brothers, at the African Chc
BON Saturday evening next al half past seven O'Clock Lei
and, fit.
8orR COUNTRY in this hour Of her extreme peril Com" me
Scone all, MANI III I.fN'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
CONVICTION OF DIR. WEBSTER.

Our readers who have had before them full synopsis
the evidences in this extraordinary case, will have made NJ
heir minds ~ the guilt innocence o the prisoner
We confess that tile testimony for The Commonwealth look
ii very dark against the prisoner but the evidence for the dc
nre which seemed direct and unmpeachcd appeared on tn
,tler hand To throw much doubt the whole case '"
we're therefore, little taken by SURPRISE hearing thu
he Jury had convicted the prisoner of murder in the rst DC
rec AT this distance from the of action we would
lot throw distrus on the justice Of the verdict VIII
he full blaze Of law and the facts before them they Were
doubtless justified in their decsi u. The IL on'
b, the strangest record and is another proof OF the
weakness of human nature the power of human PASSIONS
Dr. Webster Of the highest literary and scientific
lttanments respected and beloved by the best and wses
.tzcns Yet he has been convicted by his leow-ctAens
Is lclon and will meet felon's punishment What an clio
lent warning against the creeping influence OF vice and
lassion, What moving sermon in behalf Of moral cor
Get and prudent life
IT,, speeches OF Mr. Ncrrick for the prisoner and Ator
1ey General Clifford for the STATE described "a marked
~ great ability and eoqncncc The whole must have
been full Of deep feeling and dramatic interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING

|VxrE take , inform our friends i Wv 49, miles
w e havr. eKfcIs" ahd much ao 'ii" W '
|supply OF mat executing sill kinds 81
PRINTING AND BOO h Is ~ =. God,
|Pronpy an, on and satisfactory terms n.fiy
hi v,rn, presents TAR specimen the typographical
lof our oiceand prepared execute all Kinds oil
fsamt style. -, ,ro,,. Ac3
NJ PRINTING executed in raroas cor GOLD n o
BLANK Books for Merchants Clerks Of Courts DC n"
land ruled 10 any pattern ,ni The hnesi
An assortment Of PRrS1rsG IsK different colors aH' VIZ
(qualiry, always kept on hand n,-<SAvANT
Apna RrtCHiE o 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
70 The Editors al the Enquirer:

To he Editors a The Enquirer:
Sirs-On the evening of last court day, truly dmin
ished phaanx of Democracy in Tom MUSES. porch, 10
cheerIess chaess meeting But took it standing,
dominated the Kurnel in Mr. Garrett ION being soic
ted should refuse canvass the county. Col R. J. Muse
being appnsed of the fact with his usual ohand alta
billy with disinterested observation-disclosures blaneabe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02

Professor Dcrwort and his interesting family give Con
cert this afternoon O'Clock, at Mrs Pellets Schoo
near the City Hall These little strangers described
US as full of merit of musical genius and in every wa
deserving public patronage They have our best wishe
for full ms afternoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-02
STONE AND McColLUMs CIRCUS.

We refer readers TO the advertisement OF the grea
Equestrian Corps OF the above popular Establishment
They will give their first representation Oh next Friday
April 5h. The Company is said 10 be free from the hum
ouggery generally resored 10 BY neran Circus Companies
depending the merits Of their interior performance rather
ihan mountaineering through the street.