davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

Novel PRoPosITIoN.-The Richmond
Va.) Wing proposes that the first busl-
ness of the u. s. Senate, on assembling
next winter, be the expulsion of Messrs.
Seward and Sumner from that grave and
dlgni6sd body. Charge--treasonab!e
acts.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

WESTERN TExAs.-An article in the
Washington Union, states that about
forty miles from Brownsville. in north
east direction, lies the famous Salt Lake,
called Satdei Rey. 1t covers about four
thousand acres; and such is the saline
quality Of the water, that there is clear,
pure bed of salt, about foot deep, ex-
sendlng over the whole surface, and If
any part be removed, in twenty-four hours
II Is completely replaced In early times,
aus oalt Lake yielded large revenue to
eHe Spanish Government, and is believed
" " De capable of supplying the whole
ohion, with most eXcelleI: article OF
sal'' This property. as well as most OF
Inc lands in Western Texas, is involved
~ law suits, and it will be year or so
oeiore the title is settled.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

TRADE OF THE LAKEs.-Ihe Cincinnati
Gazette has an article on the Lake trade
of Ohio, in the course of which occurs
the following paragraph: "Ihe Lake
trade of Ohio is carried on from twelve
different ports, and amounts in the ag
gregate account to forty millions of dol
lars, This on only two hundred miles of
Lake Erie alone. But Lake Erie has
seven hundred miles OF coast. and its
commerce on the American side alone
amounts to more than one hundred mil.
lions of dollars! But the coasts of Lake
Erie are only about tenth part of the
entire coasts Of the Great Lakes.
We leave the reader 10 imagine what
the commerce of these inland seas will
be when the shores of Lake Superior aud
Huron shall be as densely Inhabited as
the Ohio side of Lake Erie is now. The
day is not far distant when the value of
the commerce of the Lakes will amount
to more than a thousand millions of dol
lars.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
ANOTHER ASTONISHING GAS Disco,

ANOTHER ASTONISHING GAS DIscov-
ERY.-Mr. Paine, who claims to lrave
invented method of producing light and
heat by the combustion of water, not
satisfied with this discovery, has hit upon
still cheaper and more a5nhdant fuel.
The Worcester Spy of yesterday says:
"Although the Patent of :he Hydro Erec-
trio Light has been secured, MIR Paine
has not remitted his investigations, and
at last has discovered a process Of
cata1yzing the oxygen of the atmosphere,
and rendering it highly luminiferous at a
mere nominal expense, without the cost
of machinery, or any other apparatus than
all air receiver, capable of holding COM
mou air We saw it in operation last
evening in our office, examined it min
utely, catalized the oxygen ourseIf, aud
read 10y the light so produced, which is
equal, if not superior, to she best gas
burned in the cities. The flame is pecu-
liarIy bright. and brilliant, burns with a
clear. steady light. is entirely iuodorous,
and during the half hour that we watch
ed its operation, we could see no con-
SUMPTION of the catalizing MATERIAL
The whole apparatus which we saw,
could not have cost more than a couple
of dollars, and it was capable of furnish
ing all the light needed for the illumlna-
ton of an ordinary sized room"
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
BlIckslTilllinS.

r am prepared to execute all kinds OF a
i Blacksmith Work, with cheapness Q a
aud dispatch at my Shop, opposite the Jai. 49,
BENZ p. JETT.
Washington, May %, 1881. 2l:3m
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

DESTRUCTION OF THE SIAM Missions
Letters received by the Europa say that
The Baptist Missions at Bankok, in Siam,
were entirely destroyed by fire on the 4th
OF January last. The printing offices and
sock, the bipdery, type foundry. Libraries
and nearly all the personal effects of the
Missionaries we're consumed. The loss
Is not less than $4,000. The missiona-
iies were received into the residence of
'ne Portuguese Consul. MIR. Chandler
VIII return with all speed to America, to
'epalr the loss.-Pledy1aae.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
New Goods,
Great Bargains for Cash,

Great bargains for Cashh
TN addition 20 cur present stock, we are <-~x>
i receiving general assortment Of new .ST<SCc
and seasoaable Goods, Our stock consists TX
Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery .Crockeryware, Tinwure, Saddles, Brides,
Woodware, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Liquors, Soap, Candles, Starch, Spices. Preserved
Fruits, Fish, Cheese, aud many other articles.
We will make it the interest Of purchasers TO give
us their custom, who wish to buy cheap for cash,
Gail and try
D'ARMOND g. SlLLIMAN,
West of the Hotels.
Washington, April 9, 1851. [l4af
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

The WEsr-Thirty years ago Buffalo was
mere hamlet, and the vast region Of country lying
west of Lake Michigan and north of ST. Louis
was uninhabited solitude, save here and there
trapper and hunter, with "a few voyagers who
are always little in advance of civilization. We
have seen Chicago aud Milwaukee rise from their
infancy to cities each Of 10000 inhabitants, and
have often stood on the shore of the lake aud
watched the gentle ripple and the tosterous wave
approach ard recede from the pebely beach, with
nothing upon the broad surface save the canoe
of the red man, or the different water fowls THAT
sport in Its crystal beauty. WeR do we remember
making tour from the west shore of Lake Mich-
igan ten years ago, into the interior Of Wisconsin,
when the entire middle frontier ef the then ter
ritory was uninhabited. not even log cabin in
which the traveller could find protection from the
Storm Now, all is changed; the West, the West;
the mighty, bOundless West, the happy abode of
millions of freemen, the large and small prairies
alike the grove and the heavy wood, have been
reclaimed from their native state, and every
avenue of commerce is now employed in carrying
to the Atlantic and foreign markets their rich
produce.
We shall soon see projected and in successful
operation different lines of railway connecting the
East with the West, the West with the East, the
North with the sunny South, equally engaged in
promoting and advancing their own and the best
interest OF the whole, until the Atlantic, the
east, and the Pacific, on the west, shall be made
tributaries to the great father of waters. Hence
conclude (judging the future by the past) that
but brief period must elapse before the valley of
the Mississippi will more than balance the eastern
States; and her commerce will control the COM
merce of the UnTol, and upon either bank Of this
great arm of the sea, where the untaught savage
SO recently had full control, will most inevitably
arise cities in comparison second TO none,
Keokuk {io,Da) Despatch.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
T.. R0URNE---Dentist,

rs again at his post in Washington, prepared to
i attend to the calls of those who desire his
services. '@-
Washington, May %, 1851.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

~ In the city of Rome, which contains
,,o'oo4 inhabitants. there are "a Bishops,
1H4o p: Secular Priests, 1882 regular
fheSts, and l 1.467 Monks.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28
CheaDer than EVers

a. WE wish it proclaimed that we have
W. a genera! assortment Of SEASON 4S
ABLE GOODS, which we are determined to
sell off if good bargains is any inducernent. We
most respectfully request all cash customers TO
give "a cali, and price our cheap stock of new
goods, as great bargains will be given, to suit the
scarcity of money. We thank the public for
former liberal patronage.
D'ARMOND e. SiLLIMAN.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

CUPERIOR article of extra Brandy, IN bottles
y Tor medical purposes.
D'ARMOND e. S1LLtMAN.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

CHOES aud Boots, general assortment, Hats
~ and Caps great variety TO suit the season b,
and prices 10 suit the times, all wishing the articles
psass call at The cheap store of
D'ARMOND 4 SILL1MAN
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

TOBACCO, assorted, Soap. Candles, Starch
J. Spices, &c., for sale by
D'ARMOND e. SIIJIMAN
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

d e ID l. T. X S are requested to call on us if
i they wish to get bargains enabling them to
buy without purchasing in the city,
1 DARMOND e. SILLIMAN.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

TlIN, Glass and Cr,ckery ware for sale.
1 D'ARMOND e. SILLIMAN.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-28

Inscribed to the memory of JOHN RosrNsoN, Of
Sewer county. Ark, who was killed in action
on the way from Point Isabel to Fort Brown,
under command of Capt. Walker, on the 2Sth
Of April, l64G, by his sister,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
MeSDAT, July II, ls5,

Top,rro .r M9SDAT July Il, ISL
lobA|oo.-Ihe market was inactive TODAY and
s'ai prices ruled rather above those q, las, 60.
inc accounts from TGfy many mars -, ~, 49, "
virginia anu North Carolina, contlnu. IN ~ - 49, s'~7 Ia
nere'"ioic lcp'eseh,eu We M he the following ext,
nom e''e's 'e'e''sa ~ US y NJ. MAkTlN & Co
"HALirAX, VA JULY lb-lt still continues dry, y4,v
in has couny, and Me,kienbu!g-aEd L, the ey,, VI:
Information, judge that co;, OF j. - my
"liEcH LEN Burg ! .LY The weather co,i,,o.
ouc late pIInsn. Is nenfly Al. arad" Jul q,n X az:
nave dly wcaie'--ire HAD no season since. In. M n
Tor planting ana no pants III c county To ,euL.n, w,L
The prOsl ect Tor crop "i tobacco Is gJur,v
sui not ur tw"-tarJ, al crop ol corn In my NJ 49,, :
am airau ini 'e 'es IL Is iis'EeSS.u. LOOK d, ~
fields vi corn.
WARREN Co, y. c, july l9-I have ALWAYS bo.n 49,.
opinion mat general iur, planter suuI , 49, '"'
As suun as II reaches the 'narktt. rhe Prospect, r,y
s., very gloomy this time. "r the growing cr.n ,,
fuIe might be dcviattd I!J!Ii, with pru.t" - ~ ''
Evansville y. c., july lJ.-Ta- arosn,c,. IN,
tobacco are gloomy enough Us NJ nv -. mn. 'V' .:
nav. moi n.nt,d Mat mas Teen % ante! slant. ,.,
t,,.s VINO Jian,e! IN tlr-t season l5liyi nI
,u ur,spcc,; Us psi: Cd i nJ.y -. bloom r ~
call outtut.n. TOO iJw, o"!a- II log G.,4,a' " "
sp,sw,pprE Va JvLv 1.-THE cop o; ,,s,,,o :.
neis!buri:o,,N Is srEy GnN' y, greatly - ttat a. me-
INC last yr.f Own. drought the f..mt, IN tn, il @
,inuc 10 Gle aal!v and Tie stand Is II ot! one
s,s., 50 nnis ruoIcco By y. VI MARIN & G, .i,.,
Frd,yI,-r:l E. Green - IS; ~ Il Pu-illI 80 IT
pop. IL ~. are II IS; }. ADtcms - 50 ..d - "
siuyr- u-s ltr, -, very god, 90 i~u H. /! 81
aud at - 81; Stephen Bsa-iey, ST, 81 3D. IL Il.
s,pnru i5rnsley IL 6 an: IL ~, Lewis Tn,y 10 =,
! 2aiS25 SS11 9 . IS. 9 SiG. 10 ana h Is, y 5
Juua. IS ini ~ e1s; u. -" J Twain si>. 81
50 81 62a, In. 10 - and III STARK iIrI, :;
ana : 02& ) " N0>'-95 Is, Al Is . ana IS t.,
Creighton IS : 81 ANA II Sd Capt Wan Nnlns /! :;
ana y l.. it,Iaii.-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
THE JENNINGS ESTATE.

In all paris Of the country there oa's ;,vi,ioo
for the large Jennings estate when heS " II our own
some ,ass number Of bidders for the golden Prize
State There are Them may turn be the true
m "s "O the Mobile Herald from whence we ga'hs.
Yesterdays Times, in publishing the Mobile 1su'1
Gle, says ~ h 30. h.or oc,;,o
Tor some u le Fl z,bcl City County, and, II his re-
nea inc "a the facts stated by The Mob'=
Certainly evidence r sis1d n
a asS are ra , entitled TO The English fortune
~ rE,,om the Mobile Herald
W., 1ornors who left the principal Of it was an old MI
se ho I"os sisu, pleasure uccu0a'ing was born
100 and died in b vs Is, no s hs ell
in,es,,Ie The following Is sdiu ~ oe u '''S " - "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
pTpIIC MEETING IN KING AND QUEEN.

pERIIC MEETING IN KING AND QUEEN.
Al a meeting OF The citizens of king and queen county,
,hrir Courthouse the 4i July 1851! court dayJ
.,e into consideration the lac action o State Con-
IN on the subject of the basis Of representation,
EdwnrI Gresham, Esd called the saenhIaGe I'd order ana
',,ansrI Col VIM Il. Davis and Doct. Beverly D.. Roy,
Of each Of the political parties as Chamcn, and )
arwood and Col John Ro Bagby, as Secretaries all OF
h,n, were accordingly chosen Alter explaining The OBJ
~ IN. meeting and enforcing The Importance Ut The sub
@ under consideration to The people OF Eastern Virginia,
J.; sorech well limei sensible and appropriate, Mr. Ores
ham .red series of resolutions, which, motion, were
r,r,d +, a committee consisting Of The following gentle
le'.'" Edward Gresham, james Roy. Benjamin r. Dew,
"a, Samuel G Fauneroy, Jr. RI. NJ Davis and Col
unius B. oauc who having retired reported inc 'o'io"nS
,eaube and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas plan nf representation recently ahp'eu ny
49,, state Convention, in Committee oi The Whole known
"a The Compromise and proposed To be Incorporated nto ana
I mart ,i Stale Cuns tiOn Is ullerly opposed To
1r,la II Justice which has hrrenfe been regarded
m ~ "a ccd which guided the minds Of our iufrithcrs
- flaming the Great imrricdn Constitution, ana when hs
hc, and Is now conservative principle which upi"a'
Iour Srar~ and federal institutions, 10 wit: That taxa
md representation -nnnli hand in hand lhcrcOie
R.-,Iye! That unwilling 10 ylrit thai lnHicnce
in me government which lc hurhens II I'srs justly
n,iti, us And if Western brrlircn with whom We
d. sir, 10 remain terms Df harmony aud union insist on
o niInn this sacrifice hands condition o Ln'o'
no;niu US thought of disturbing The integrity oil our
nent and beloved Commonwealth, We are yet constrained
D., d.cl,t re that prefer peacehble separation
Resolved That this meeting hereby tenders To The del"gate e.
from mis- district cordial Trunks Tor the ini'hi an
M manner which rhey have reflected and sustained their
upon the vital question alluded 10 anuve and, 81 ftr
as they are inoltheu upon al Inc qaesois o ""e 'e'
ha g, been called To act
Resolved That copy OF these proceedings be forwarded
10 our decgus in the C"nven on w request that tn"y
nresrn the that body and thai copies Dr. also Tor.
w.rJ.j T., rr editors Of Richmond Euquer, Wing and
Examiner Tor puuichtlon.
On motion, The meeting then adjourned.
NM B DAVIS, chairmen
BEv. D. ROY, )
S. F. HARDWOOD lssc,e,0ri.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

Scot, of Richmond City, Seymour Shelley, B. Fl. Smith,
Vim smith Snodgrass Stanad Stephenson, J. Z. Stewart,
Summers, Taylor Van WinkIc VIM Watts, Wingfeld and
WIse-3l.
NoEs-SIrssrs Mason, (presiden) Armstrong, Banks
Barbour. Beae, Bland Blue Bocock, Bowles, Braxton.
3rown Byrd of F., Camden, Csrle Garter Of Russell,
Chambiiss Claiborne, Conway, Cox. Edmunds Fin
Flood Floyd. FuHetson, Fmqua, Garland, NJ K H. Gar
Hurrc. Jasper, Krnney Kgue, Kno,e, [eake, Lecher,
Lyon Lucas Lynch NJ Candlsh Martin of Marshall MAJ
liz Heary, Moore, Murphy, seeson Newman Randolph
RiYcs, Sco9gin Scott Of Carone, Shell R. Smith. Jas.
Smith SpalIai >uaug!an, Tate, Tredway Trgs, Turn
bu. Wallace > Watts, Whi,!e, Ira Williams, 5. e. Wa!
uaus Wors!a'i and " y,or-1O.
DR. lsE moved 10 strike Oh, the 9ih section which reads
as iyInwS
The Legislature shall not pledge the faith OF the State
bind any form, for the Gebts or obligations Of an!
company or corporation whatever"
Pending consideration OF which, the hour o! TWO hav
Ing arrived Chair vacated and the Convention took
u rece.s until 1 !. o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

the side Of those who insist upon faithful anu ~ word
vance Of ali the guarantees of the constitution -. aw,hat
he must say he is in favor of the Fugi M will BIZ rccog-
nized as ,hc friend of the whole Union, and not u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
RICHMOND MARKETS, JULY aa.

WnEAr.-'rhe miller. als paying Tor prime white S. t;:
req IS es delivered !etA;c!-sU - cs log I4'st &.
FLOUR-Richmond dull s;s; Scotlsvlle held at sst.
tORN.-62s cents per bnshel
CORN MEAL-I0 SO cents.
OASIS certs per ousael.
RYE-75 10 90 cents
FISH-fIerrings, New No Cu So 50a IS G-ossl-,
Roe Sc sc 25 MacAerc. No. g. $50 81 NJ. Sc: sss;
s., syp OK Shat-uunc u market.
LAnu-New, III oarfet., 10 lOs ets.i Kegs !! la.
BACON-Bl!tilnure Sdes9s cents; Shoulders :. ~
COFFEE-Primc crop Lsgnayra 81 Ok cents
xiv. 5 \ 10 81 cents.
sUuAR-New Orleans 5s Il cents Porto Rec 5,
"a
ORE ms, firm At 50 c,- re- hoilcd 81 cts
liONPe Iron 50 To 81, according 10 quality; Swee!
s5 br ton English IS; lrcdegar Richmond aco!
-; Up Country Bar So s., according to quality
SrEEL--.lmcrican oIIstcf.d 81 70 I" ! 10 pet ton.
LIME-S,lrs On Dock 81 I'm; from store )! 25.
SALr-Frum store 81 Uu: sales rosa wihr, s. IS.
pOrATOES-Sacs AT 81 % tor Mercer ye!u. l4Sl l2S.
CANDLES-Spcrm Candies i34Iic; iaow lu4!2, Huns
Patent c. Adamantine y pei o Jacks"ns patent l2i
SOAP-Rc!luiviI ana New ! ORR 5 2uuc.
SplRIrS-Cvgnac Brandy 81 15u s Is Rochelle 5! 35a
So American proof s5c III, pro9 'oa53 Apple 55c
aie,.ond ltetti;ied Whisky "a ,ents; y. h. Rum >
4 50 cts Cincinnati whsEcy ~ HIE cts.
GCANO-peruylan SliaiS; PatasonIan s3saiO per ton
HAY-Nor,hern, in bales--:rom wharf ~ IS cts. from
Observation-Disclosures ut "a cts. per 10.
TEASlm erlai i5ljc per 10; GnPJ'SdrF Is ITO c.si
! LunI Hysun Sudioc; BLACK - a ou C.
SOLE LIZ I'd Es-sienl1ca tanned, good l5H all Gle;
DANA led llal5 cts.
RICE-New crop 81: 3. cents
HIDE>-Grccn sacd / Ia cents per ID. Cali saedi5
c:s. 10 81 eacn.
SHOr--5A i cents per ID.
COfrON-l2 In cents.
NAlLS--3 81 cts.
FEArHERS-S6 cts. and receipts small.
SEEUS-So Clover or Flax IN .narH"l.
OlLS-Sperm winter l2U 1877 summer llOa lis cts;
whale crude 50c e;ned 81 co. sced sOaS5c; Tanners
II ID per barrel.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MiKhEr-JrIY 20.
Beef t;attl.-Scalc weigh! 81 so 70 s. -.
h,gs-Neu 50 50.
Shccp-Nc, 81 81 to SIS 90 ~ in quality, an! tia supply
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

NEw ORLEASs JrlY II Cot. Hunt and Mr.. J. II MARKS,
The iva opposing WING 'idars for Congress have b1,
withdrawn from the contest.
4 dc.lrucs. fire uke he, night desr0yng the His
;fIunic Theatre together with several other buildings He
ius- yet been as:rra!acd
The Indians Mcsic.rs IRE st!l committing scriou.
Crpr. daiivn- On me RIO Cirand-.
The STEAMER United States. round 10 Mizlian had pat
b4cn. She Is expected here
Peer Gonroy resigned the Presidency OF the City
Bank vi New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

$ on. ,e hu owing to n leak In mis- balloon he could not
oav 10 long. While up he tried experiments relative
IN falling bodies Upon throwing overheard some pieces OF
Kin hoard about three long by six inches wide lhsy as
ND evolution around their longer axis, and gyTG1ry
iin In circle CT about Two hundred feet diameter ms
l., ,avs they always do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
THE INVASION OF CUBA.

Information has undeg,snd been received in this city
Thai the parties heretofore engaged In the enterprise against
The Island of Cubs yet abandoned their criminal n
enons pu threaten they will renew the attempt
few months nence II is said that some hundreds of those
ba during the summer in small numbers different vessels
mechanics seeking employment on the Island in their res
pec,ve professions who will secretly provide themselves
with be prepared body 10 join any armed ex-
pedi,ion which may succeed in landing National Intel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

The National Inteigencer says ii was the intention OF
the President despatch agent 10 England 10 demand
under hc treaty 1872 tho surrender of George A Gard
ner indicted for pegury-bu, strange say perjury
an offence enumerated in the treaty The oences therein
specified murder assault with the intent 10 commit
dor piracy arson robbery forgery utseranee of forged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

NEW YoEx, July ls,h.-A loan Of two and half millions
OF dollars for the State of Virginia was negotiated to-day
with John Thompson, 81 Wall street, by Seiden Hi'hers O.
CO., Of Washington The bonds six per cent, and
brought l04 Due in fifteen years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
TREMENDOUS STOkM Ar MART

TREMENDOUS STORM AT MARTlNSBCRG.
FaEpEs!cx JrLY 20 "A terrific storm OF wind hal! AMI
n.ng visited Martln-burg yesterday aernuun about
clucs La e. torn by the roofs and MANY
The hal stones large and used
great destruction TO windows and glass OF every description
Tie Telegraph wires down aid broken for mile The
Udcs ianbitart- they witnessed such sorni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

To-day new section Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
IS miles in length, west OF Cumberland, will be formally
opened in The presence of the officers OF the company
Mayor and Councile of Baltimore &C.. who will also visit
Everetrs Tunnel through which the pass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

Messrs W. B. Randolph, HuT5 Skipwith and Peyton S.
Coles OF Virginia. were among the passengers Liverpool
in the steamer Baltic last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

fMr. John Wise OF Lancaster Pennsylvania, made his
handed and twentieth balloon ascension Co nous
Ohio the fourth He assembled beautifully the height
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
BOARDING AMI DAY SCHOOL.


II AVE IN ica .e RGr W" james Hoe 70 fs!s
c,-"r>i, tc ,rv tersi,y thai ir a''- 80
klch mood, au! al M Il, II. > h "s
Iiy ifuiutihs hm u ny a"Guti1arr's iint irpie
to: ID, a'+: - "
NitsiGa I'd SO: gr IS 80" - 10
a.! u. .rGisttl nu VI i;e "ith NJ. D,oH"f
I: IN; ~ '"'
De dc Iumttu= t- recommends '1i- "" -
&C IN hI- jnra-s"i"sr
Re-. NJ u. ilouE My Dr&s Sir: - .ti:a - ;
,ar; reI-nrc. ic Rev No. - - -
=: w !ou iron -: ob- IL ,olf hb"-""9 !f' 90
Slpp t.r t"CaI Ladies Sc tulh iuf VI 80
al ,r mods Hi'= n.tei % at; /" 1s'e.:
Con+ tis ,u. :ir ocs! ,
lie possesses se ceasess ac;'Si!Y anl R'scs!HkS' %
icf:. ~, nJu.n nm!"apa T.: Sc..c"' e"H't'
Tor truth! ieIcl. Ill tion, Snaity nan 'ce"h IL ~,
The lie '- !, iIs"re hn
VI III. GtJf the lsGI! Q! VIA ever - trG o
good lie subjects before ..cI III autce as !sf"
variety dd na Ia -; 70 ~" - ' -
ie li.ere OF n! "'Gt4 art
.Th IU;. a!l-l 10 Gta:: efficient thFi' ~ ~.
preside ::s IL :" "
education .ouus ladies' b: o1:4mrt Il as corr E.
no place socia aEd !L,ci.-c aii aivaridse
wc. combined Ec,tE"uh under the ;r4"!a- 9: ~
DfDlle. nj .ouf r1e! t;arrF colleague. 49,,
Make what please ~: q: .: 1913 ever q -
81 u -choy Ver: !r.peci;G.. .Oals, &c. :, ,,-r-yn
Iulvcrs;y OF Va. Jurc 2ift
the mex, session OF ms 5 h2ol ~ll on tie " = ..
@ Tnc hu'nDer IF pupils W! DC yni.a 10 ''' o. 49,
DC r.cslsei barriers. For term a.rg 20 =.
~ 2:-r3ni n ID HUGE hhn---L--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22
MAR RIED.

MARRIED nj tc 18th OF July. by Re7 NJ, Whitfield. JOHN
BktXTO\ Esq. Jf kcnaoIc cuunir M.s. OLIVIA J
WKlGiil 81 H,tco.
no fredericksburg papers vi j please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

ALS GARKill Va. col.iuuc h. arca'Ja the sac
cnun,r: ITpi.ce III iDr, LH" stock. Sc s's!
aGG g. ttt n"IG att' -
a usHciUI! sales o. a.! c'!sineit
,u,,. 10 !. n la, x.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

RICHMOND LIVE SiUCh MARhErJrIY 22.
Beef t;attl.->calc weigh! 81 so 70 s.
hpgs-Net 50 50.
Shcrp-Nc, 81 81 to SIS 90 ~ in quality, an! Ia supply
.. ! 3t.Di. Stiiut,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-22

The committee ~ whom the resolution OF the Convention
determining The number OF members of the Senate ana
House Of Delegates aud the proportions IN which tey shh
be cnvsen ty El.trn and Western Virginia, referred
VII" directions HppOriiun The Senators aHd Delegates IN
The F. u*tcn division, Of the Stale respectively
nave, accnIlng order pcttuncd that duty anu respect
tuit Tic following re1urt,