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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

Run FOR TUE DocToR.-Thee has been so
much said and written on the lock Question
that a medical student Of our acouaintanos
calls the controversy great case Of lock Jaw WI
What kind of tables do vegetarians ieepy
Vegetables. r1 asp 4
THE MosT UNPLEASANT vIsIr OF Az
Being visited with sea-sicknessl
A rREcARIous LlvNe.--No professiona,
man "a ives 50 much from hand to mouth Az
dentist Our Rejected Contributor.
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A hard Question.

One Of the members of a church in South
sn Kentucky was arraigned before the
church not long since, on the charge OF
having united with Temperance society,"
The members voted that he should be ex-
eluded. He then proposed to the church,
to settle the question, how much liquor one
OF their members must drink to entitle him
to full fellowship.
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Funny!

Now give us the proof-wbich you have
never yet attempted-"that that tariff was''
not "the ause."- Tribune d, Clipper.
We beg leave to be excused from inlrin-
ging SO much upon established parliamenta-
ry usages and controversial rules as TO at
tempt to prous negutius! An editor must
be in bad strait, when he calls upon an
opponent to disprove all the wild assertions
he may choose to put forth.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

A trial for seduction came off at Phiadel-
phia on the 21st, in which the damages were
laid at 100000. The plaintiff JAMES Hoover,
whose daughter was seduced, and the defen-
dant EDWARD WEcKERLEP, who played the part
of the gay deceiver. The jury rendered YER
dict for SIS, 600 damages.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

A STRIKING CoiNcIDENoE.-It is somewhat
remarkable circumstance, that the last case
which Judge Woodbury. tried was the very case
tried BY Judge Story when he sat upon the
bench for the last time. This was the suit
bought by Mr.Colt, the inventor of the celebra-
ted "Revolver'' pistol, for an infringement Of
his patent.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

THRIFT OF THE SHAKERs.-The Shakers in
New Hampshire, number,. at the present time,
260 members. They own about 1000 acers Of
land, which is mostly under cultivation. The
rumor that thes ociety at Canterbury intend to
remove Westward, is unfounded. That, as
wen as the Enfield Company is thrifty and
money making; neither has of late increased IN
numbers.
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PHn.Anr1nn1. nnt oA


In the United States District Court to-day
the Grand Jury returned thiry-seven true bills
against the ChriStiana prisoners These bills
charge them first with obstructing the officers
in arresting the fugitiveS, secondly, with rescu-
ing the fugitives; thirdly, with attempting to
rescue the fugitives; fourthly, with aiding the
the fugitives to escape; filthy, with har6orine
and concealing the fugitives; sixthly, with OBJ
structing Edward Gorsuch in arresting the fu-
gitives; and, lastly; with aiding the fugitiyes to
escape from Edward GorsHch,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

VERY HANDY.-At the fair of the Mary
land Institute, in Baltimore, last week, pat
ent clock was exhibited, which upon being
properly set, will strike an alarm, light can
die, kindle the fire in the stove and set the
kittle boiling by the time YOU can dress your
self and go down stairs.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

r P. T. Bamum, the Bridgeport
Standard says, will be nominated for the
next Governor of Connecticut by the Tenn
perance, and also by the Democratic party
of that State,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

0-The Statesman publishes the vote for
Governor returned from all but Is counties
from which itappears that Woods majority
over Vinton will be between twenty-five and
thirty thousand!
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
wild CAT against the Reyolution.

The steamer Mexico, from Galveston,
brings intelligence to New Orleans that
Wild Cat, the Indian Chief, having become
dissatisfied, is moving towards Matamons.
1t is supposed that he will act against the
Mexican revolutionists under CaraSajal.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

OyGerrit Smith has issued an address 10
the Liberty party, in which he advises the
Negroes to resist, even unto bloodshed. He
calls President Fillmore, and Messrs. Web
stef and Cass, murderers.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

"WBAT's IN NAME?"-Among the candi-
dates for the National Council in the Cherokee
Nation, are the names Of Spring Frog, Spirit
Hot Laugh-at Much, and Lightning-bug.-
For Sheriff, the names of Fish-Tail and Peli-
can-Tiger are mentioned.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

The glorious result Of the late electoral de-
cision in South Carolina has placed the Charles.
ton Mercury-the organ Of the Secessionists-
in position embrassing enough to ITSELF but
very amusing To the bystanders. Having been
completely vanquished at the polls, the Mercury
attemps to decry the contest altogether, as one
ofno Importance whatever, apparently forget
full Of the tenor fits editorials and its cores
pondence on the subject for four months past.
National Intellieencer.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
Cost Of a President.

The expense per annum to each person Of
the population in supporting the President
OF the United States, BY paying his salary, is
--one-ninth or a cent; or four-ninths for
the term Of four years. This must be the
reason why some don't care a cent who is
President.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

J 0~T Captain Jesse Hurd Of this place, has
bought the steamer CHAs. HAMMOND Of Capt.
Davis. She is to continue running in the
New Orleans trade.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
The Daily scioto Gazette.

This paper has been enlarged to imperial
size, and now presents quite handsome ap-
pearance. Chillicothe now supports two dai
lies that are really credit to the place
Long may they SO continue.
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virginia Election.

BALrInonr, Oct. %,
The returns Of the Congressional election IN
Virginia, are incomplete. In the ist district,
Wilson. dem., is elected over Cooper. whig ID
the srd,J Meade, dem,; in the 9Th, John M.
Bolts is defeated by John s, Castle, DEM, III
the 0tb' stOuther, whig, is elected over
Jeremiah Morton, whlg; in the 18th district.
Thompson is elected over Raymond, whig.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

A PERMANENT INsTITUTloN.-The authori-
ties at Rome have reinstated the guillotine,
and to prevent it from being burned, as the
former wooden one was, they have rebuilt
it of caSt-iron.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

AGRICULTURAL PRoDUoTs. Two Of the ar
ticles on exhibition at the late Agricultural
Fair in Wayne county, Ia, were children,
one eight years old, weighing 275 pounds,
and the other four years old, weighing 175
pounds. The parents live in Randolph coun-
ty, and the mother is remarkably small wo-
man-weighing not more than one hundred
pounds.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
Assassination nt Havana.

A dispatch from New Orleans, Oct. 90,
mentions that a letter from Havana says
that the Spanish officers who captured Lo-
pex have been secret tly assasinated.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
The New Consul at Havana.

The President has appointed Judge Shar-
key, Of Mississippi, Consul at Havana. The
Judge was President of the Nashville Union
Convention, and has accepted the appoint
ment.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

CO The Columbus Insurance Company,
by the great fire az 81. Louis, some time
since, lost $l50,00O. 1t has been rather
an unfortunate concern from the beginning.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

BENvARD.-John Benvard, who made for
tune and a fame by his panorama Of the Missis-
sippi, has retained 10 America, after a residence
Of three years in Europe.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

The steamer Buckeye State ran into the
schooner Saratoga, on the 20 inst, on the
Canada side, above Long Point. The schoo-
ner was lost, and three men were drowned.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

os-The annual meeting Of the Ohio State
Board OF Agriculture will be held in colum-
bos on Wednesday, December 10th. County
societies can each appoint one member to
this meeting.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

0cr The Mexican Government has asked
permission Of Congress to anticipate S7O0,-
900 more Of The American indemnity,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

0E Ferdinand Coke, of Pennsylvania,
has received the appointment of Secretary
Of Legation at Brazil, in the place of F. H
Clarke, resigned.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

There are more landholders in the State Of
Massachusetts alone, than in all England and
Ireland together. 0.e
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
Masonic.

We learn that WIN. B. HUBBARD has been re-
elected Grand Master of this State for the en-,
suing year. The names Of. the other officers
we have not yet heard.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

Poor OF INsAEITY.-0ne Of our courts
decided the other day, that man was insane.
because he paid money to lawyer without
taking receipt
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31

ADMIRABLE With Boston critics, any
thing published in Massachusetts,. Shock.
ing-Anything published anywhere else.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
PARKER, BAYLY a. MINING

PARKER, BAYLY a. NIMMO
COLLECT the and traleI TO tler 'st
- and stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods when ey
pledge prices entirely satisfactory purchasers
FOR GENTLEMEN'S Use.
French and English Cloths Of every quality and color
French. English. Scotch ard American Fancy CassIirFe'
Every description oi Orer-t;uatlng
Velvet Plush. Cashmere AMI Merlno Nesting
Black and co.ured silk do
Black and Fancy Silk Scars and Cravats
XIII, Buck. Cashmere lined an Berlin Gloves
Lambs Wool and Meriio Drawers and Shirts
Six Pocket iandkcrchicfs
White and figured Canbnck do.
Brown blclchrd. mixed aud striped Cotton Hail 1860
White, black and fancy Silk 90
Suspcnders. Stocks. Shr Collars &c.
FOR LADIES
Rich colorcd BrGcadc am! tace Silks
Rich black Brocade aud pam do.
Rich white. pink blue and brocade Tor party dresses
Paris printed Casll,neres and De LANES
do De I.aine Robes article
Every color OF plan. Mou>an, Mcrino and Cashmere
All cours silk Velvet, Tor Cloaks
All coors Florence and Mourning Satin
Lace and Muslin ChinIzetcs
Lace and Muslin Guitars and Cuffs
Cambria and French Wrought Muslin Sleeves
White and black Lace do
Lace and Muslin French Wrought Capes
Plain, scollup2cd and embroidered lIikfs
White and cold plain and embroidered Grape ShawIs
Jenny Lind Lon: S.awls and Scarfs
and Long Scotch Plaid SiIdwl5
Rice Neck and Sasi Ribbon
Every description OF silk, woplen and cotton Hosiery
Aexanderr white, black aud cu!oed Kid Gloves
Silk Cashmere and fawn do
French Wrought Breakfast Cars
Beautiful English and Frenc' Prints
Cloth. Velvet and Satin 81 aka
Rich colocd We've; Ribbons. sc
FOR MOURNING.
Black Bombazincs Me.Iuo ant ALPACA
Do. Cashmere and Muus.aiuc De Lanc
DO. Cl,ly and Persian Cloth
Mourning SILK. black Tftmt Shawis
d.. Collars, Capcs and Sleeves
Do. IIanGke:c hieiS. hbh"As &c Sept 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
AUCTION SALES.
BIZ ". GoDD1S, AUcYioxEEls.


ExEcUroR'S SAIL. Of MOST VALUABLE
RIAL LslATE On MiIS STREET, IN The CITY ~ Ri' IL
- 'ir'Hc 81 the Conferred - T." -" q TIC Hr John
~ SctaEi g! l!eLrco c"iy. TIA" UNDERSIGNED a; :s Exon
"r+ VII rhl t. sale by ihc AUCTION, "-'N a'.
these ir"c faiuani :ulr F"Ui I.nearnts. M
Rch"ur ~ -" -'h SIDE ~ Main .il and
no" ,"iHtnc. at Dr. ! y i:"ocSa 49,. ;nris
nearly
The let CIV Itlc. key stand run back iGt feet.
TErms) iur: a'atre al o. - ara!
liable note added, srrGle'i by trust Gee.
oe, r:-,.,, ! y EG 3Ats.oH. i. ;Ere:u:yr..
= '.Sas conducted BY W, Combs. AucG
EXECUTORS SALE UF URG1's, iiG2SE:".
Cattle, fa-.r" implements, Us-oia ard i,iic1c fu5i
iu-t, and L4Hd IN the C""ntY Of y. ..ritO.
SnEE tho VIII ~. Ivi. tna
- ned as his E.rcuors, will expose ubi.: Auc
TT Esh iIh day November, l-rl. TIC rrr
III: the cpGnly lieTIcu. the Richmond
FrcatfHhurg Erod about n!cs from ne cy OF Rttmo d.
horse" iues. cattle hocs. I'll the crop large
h"iHccr ami .OtU lbs nl hay. fodder aud
UensI.s
household and b:chsa furniture.
viii be su! ihTo II lI1hi. iuins
The Nj SHEPPARD Containing together abo" i"'
rits ui the land VIII he shown by c-r uE.!s
ed AMI viii bc exhibited BY itr time III sale.
the safe the cO~ furniture AZ! stock q" Tie
od Home The Of llrnT!ta. y" he sold!
should be prevented by bad weather viii ~ made
anG conn, the
will BE- continued from DAY 10 day uni! competed.
Terms Sa,eFu The Land. fourth cash the blitrcc ~
and eighteen months hc;ing Interest. the
chaser bonds credit !sa!r! AMI the ate Eca'
ed u sccur the
all $50 cash a.
n.o.lls credit approved endorsed negotiable paper
jos i; IiaaKSS>. Jr. ;;E:een'ors.
-. Is. ,,lr.,. ;,N f.n:i lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
III. NLiII,rrIiUIkNT.

pHRnpRtETOR the rrrDTa',pl DAGUERREAN .Gall Niu
Sicr; Johnston Co. hardware store Ia gently
made such improvements his Gallery render o c
cytcl establishments The kind The cou III
extended aud upwards OF Ia "t III dsh ~
the plan his Ga'erg ~ "" A"
stripped all Others in that city MI '" employs
most skiui and accommodating Artists AMI ii E"e' '''t
liNcnesses annually, ~ N" b'
y weather preferable. except children. III" a'" ~ g
the is then avoided
Awarded the medal the late Fa: OF the VI lTh irt
Whehuss DacusrrrotyFrs tEc Wolff th'r i"'' c
The hIa praise the Lnnion oIl nals. .
galleries - Main street, Richmond, VA W,slu un , r.
,crsbur., Va Iynchburs. Va Norfolk. Va 49, tIrmn -! =!
YORK. J II " w ,''f'
Il " l-.t'
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LII
nS FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange hote'iSlch
" mond Virginia.

LAMHEkr'S OFFICh.
nS FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange ho'e'l'cn
- Drawings OF the Virginia Lotteries.
Half & IL r. prize of sS So 100 returned by LAMBETH
so Al 6s 10 30 % 30 90 10 81 67
Drawn Nos Mononsaa, Extra, Glass l25, Oc,. llth:
25 80 10 IS IS Is - 80 SO - - % q 90
Ticket - So 50 prize sold by LAMBERT
Ticket II - -, the capital prize of 5000 returned by
Drawn Nos Monongalia, Glass, No $50, 0ct. 18TH:
50 81 81 81 - II IS 80 IN lG II 20 90 81.
Drawn Nos OF Mvnongala, No. l5l, Oct. 9fh:
80 IL ~ ~ 81 III " 10 Oh > . 40
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia, Extra Glass No l Oct 2is:
3 5 l9 80 u a3 81 80 IA II - o.
Drawn Nos Mononga.ia, Class No l52, Oct 2st:
A 62j I'll 81 i 26 81 9 Sc 10 10.
Schemes Tor the week.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongaia Lottery, Glass No 100
Capitals $685. uu $780, 900 $780, OF lio9 OF 'o' &C. u
SArlRDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Class L. Capitals
5000 - Uu $780, l0OO 900, $685. PA Of 5UO, being the low
cst three No prizes Nos II drawn. Tickets ssares
portion. -. x,....,, -, 1>,,, o-r,,
The Virginia Munonsalia Lottery, Class L-Capials: SoOo
25U 1900 10000 1000, 3o ga OF l5OO being the low.
three prize, IS Nos II drawn Tickets s-hares IN
proportion
p received about 6ocock by te
iesraph. ,.., ,,
DAYS aud Saturdays O'clock Sales close al half past H.
Price Of Tickets from 81 To So 90 -.
above any oMaury Co. Lotteries o which
drawings varying rom 10 8o of
the prompt attention. anu the
Adventures Auues'
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond Va
o,,Moor. Oct. 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
DANIEL r., LONDON,


IMPORTER Or FRENCH GEREiS AND ENGLISH
Go. It's. md Dealer in American Dry Goods,
ERS sale cash. puucra customers upon The ''ai
~ credits large Shawls. and Ladies' Wr4ppinss
viii hc few Bavarian Long Saw U costly chardc-
very ,os,, u well as the 10" er grades.
French pr,-lcsc designs are Of very BEST and the coors
anil IA" entirely
T.-ich Hats aud Cloths.
Pai5 Cas.nrcrcs and vestinee superb and very tasty.
Giptic aLh Hlacs DucSkl.t. III all styles
GrTIaa lIoslcr". very low.
G1r,H and Suspsn,crs.
very style AMI Bed Blankets Of the most
.*icn7lve hrd
lE.csa and Brocat" c"tured SIss
r,cs ~ Fcnch Silk cheaper than heretofore.
UM GOODS. made Nirenai ard Slec:inrs and
- r,a. "A these Coos hands under peculiar
c.-:; they "! furnished my Customers ct :: cent
lEGEIs MADE CLDiI.S-,ia 81 25. and OIL black
al Sc f,ose Cloths aud the cheapest sod "a: the
ia" o small i"ly apllica.c" tn"Sc who dcSe
)" Go.sn small price will &c est
Ia Ti..SEEi5 k!.RSEY 5. the sock viii be- 'aTge.
nfE'ri CKy JiA> h%D WOoIi.EN by impressions
n. l %|ca o. Goods. the :flc Will hEd the very beat bar.
-tiis c,cr,d
-. ,niLAaS AND CLIFFS. Lonto@ made: very handsome
~. .n.nI Goats. III all styles Asrmiy lie
tie styles III The assortment have
.oic gp Who nai'i 10 bay ANY GODS
;a. 10 lt 3cs and 10 buy sIch COOS as t"y
the: can he bought an! .h"c bf
m, nportc, practicable: by sell, AID selected with ~
Iclcc vIr"la Su1 Carolina aud Tennessee ira!e
Tie chants who need goods In Quantities, inform
~ which has BEEN complete, their orders
81 .cur! al? st,.c NJ goods and delivered III Rich
viii Sc -uted by NJ the !arce-t ard nut
HOUSES resilient in r15n; aud II
.src Will be produced ari verified
m In! cry ntcr charged Tor, at! CASTOR: House d
The goods %Iei ,ltS ordered
nus. paid upu their ia,ns and IN Instance 't 0c ~
s. OF ,;:nsr "!" cT'"r th"n
~ al lie iars In copied spring advertise
8nr.f =, "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

VALENTINE, CVENsHAw & CO.,
RE this day theIranck OF FALL AND WINTER DE-
GOODS which they Offering 10 their and irr
and customers NJ The lowest market prices amongst which are ii
following articles:
Black blue, Green. olive and drab Cloths
Black i"cskin aad acy French and American Cassmcres
Satinetts. Twec,s Jeans, keseys plain aud plaid inseys
Gala and Clan ALPINE Pads, iyuncsc and CuLurg Cloths
Plain, cold, black and figured Muhair and Alpacas
Plain and figured AluusrIine lie Lanes and Cashnercs
Black ana sirab fhibrt and Geinana Cloths
English and French alrrnps IombaZncs Canton Cloths
White Welsh Shaker Dumats and tauzc Fanncls
Red Salisbury and S;Xomy yellow. blue and black do.
Whitney, Dulli Crib and lure BlankcIs
Fine and suerlne Ingram am! ihrce.lIy Carpctinga
I'd and l2.l duggc,. aitc, ctanealr and velvet Rugs
English, French and american PIIts. all styles and qualities
French. Scotch and American Gnshans
Swiss, Maitland Book M;isiIns and blsl"I's Lawn
White CambrIcS. tape. check.,. and slripeddu.
Apron and Furniture Checks Maryland Plis and Tuckinga
Furniture Dimi,y and figured curtain Muslin
PLAIN Bohlnrt aad figure! sih Lace and 1ue
Silk wurs;rd velvet, satin and @ullen Neangs
BID: AMI brown Jeans and Canton Fiannrls
81. IL 81 81 and ia ai hid Smirtings and SheeIii
Hunters ami Richardson Irish Linens, all qualities
French Linen brown aud white llmask
Damask Cloths Napkins aud Doylirs
Iuckabuck. Grassland Russia owes
Linen shesng' aud Pillow Case linens AL quallIG i
Gents white and cora French lldsis.
Waered IuIl and PLAIN Irish Poplins
PLAIN plaid and tr.cnlarel and figured Silks
Plaid Regents. plain and twiIch Biz Gro lie Rhine all widths
Black English Grape and cold Grapes and Grape Tissue"
Blk and col d silk Cravats, Scaris and Stocks
Bingham. Madras and Cotton lIdkis.
Ca,nbric Swiss Li.le; MeckIaim Eginss and Insertng
Bobbin and Thread El:inss aud Rev.rlue
Chinese and SrrpeuInc l5raltS aud Garlic Gimp
Fringed Ribbons and silk and Muhair Fringes
Sash cold and black velvet Ribbons
Belt, bonnet rap and neck Ribbons
White Grape Siaws and blk and cold Thlbet do.
Misses sk Hose and File, Net Mus short and long
Green and blue l,arrge aud Tissue for Wells
Ready made Shirts aud Grass Clnth Skirts
Umbrellas. Cuises aud silk NeckTiss
Shell Brazil. Buffalo, Tuck and Side Combs
VALENTINE CRESSIIAW 4 co..
AT their OF Broad, 9Th and Capitol Streets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24

NOTICE TO COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES.
,eNiE particular attention OF the visitors trustees OF
HE government such institutions, called 10 Inc sh2o,neu
copes and 18th sections OF cnre 80 OF te Coue "
na Of 1879 requr Of the condition &c o. tue
made by them 10 tho SECOND
annually As the publicity "i se epos ~
TO the correct knowledge o e
Of The instruction afforded these institutions, anu tnn EXTENT "
which they paronized by the communities IN we .e! are
the oil law shonu oc pune
:ualy complied Very respectfully yours, &c.
' j. BROWN, JR, Second Auditor
,coDE OF VIRGINIA Is49 CHAPTER So.
IT, visitors other BODY having he
eminent academy established III tls STATE s'
annually bce the first DAY November. make report 70 lhe DC
cond Autlor showing condition OF such col or
funds Of s lcvenue anu me
derived for and the number OIL us
pupils uton and the branches OF learning taught !" w
institution. ..,lo,r,
section IT, II no report made from any college or
which Of the o the Literary iun VI ~
made OF tie SAID fund.- hs oecoh M
shall withhold Cunt the report IS maae) lhe pye " &
said loan.' ~ ---"
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-. = M DC = spIsIS1 EARN Eo!i SIZE.

yYNS very desirable olcrs private sale cU"JHs -
I acres land. Of wic! eli alc; AID IA GOO! itic II
iyroy, irrEt-hc remaining lItars VOL "roi" n" hu
ls. condition. Il lies On the BROOKE ;wni n"
Application Ice made 'n IA. 'n WHO
resides premises. q yscli II. Ritim.oh: ~
~ SAMUEL. REEVE.
wish dispose Of family carriage a"d no." " buggy
wagon. atl with harness I" each. all ~ good nr1'r
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By KENT, PAINE q KENT. Aucrs.

HN TUESDAY, the 18Th "ouarnclns at ~ oc"ck ~s
sEASONABLE DRY GOODS comprising mHy n'~ ana !crs"oIn
styles.
ALSO-A stock goods good order win which wt
commence the sale
hISDu Cotton Hosiery, AID of krdty Ma
Cohing llrcc, Philadelphia.
TERMS no cash; thai ~
credit iur approved paper. -
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