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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
INCIDENTS OF THE MEXICAN WAls-No /.

INCIDENTS OF THE MEXICAN WAR.-No. l..
Our company Qhe noble 4th Virginia kcsiicnl) WIN
about fifty recruits for the regiment a. large ronnsu Us
march for the head quarters OF Cen Wool ut buca VISTA
early one morning January lS45 from Cenlvo where we
had been kindly entertained by the officers OF one " the V'
Regiments stationed there The gallant Major Norvel, ~
bush fighter advised us be guard, as our day
march, though short OF only seSen mics 10 'c ruined
Rancho, cruising ground Tor some oi Caha'eS anu
threats guerilla bands. We therefore divided our wagon
train into three sections and marched with 'front.' rear ana
centre puard-the last through the courtesy OF Lieutenant
Peasants under the command OF your humble servant
Our wagon informed US that on his last Trip p some
two or three weeks before this pa his train menaced
by some three hundred Maxcans with piece OF artillery,
but they made no attack. And we this OCCASION went
through unoes,ed although Rangers reported that ihs
section had bcen from the horse tracks IN the n.y.
ways recently alive with guerias Early IN tue afternoon
we pitched our camp the remains OF the Rancho as we
could march further that day. there being no water or
distance of twenty miles beyond We had been in camp
but n few hours before old greaser with small load u
oranges came in trade. These gentry we're ever well
advised of the movements OF our troops and Knew lor
days beforehand where would be- when On march, at any
given period.
Our bows were vastly well pleased The appearance of he
lucious fruit and trading they went pe neil Happier TEL
lows seen as long their money lasted and me
ground wa yellow slippery with the orange pecngs that
were around But alas the money soon gave out and
borrowing at one hundred per centum I'll pay day was
no longer possible. "We said one Of our boys, our
ney gon and want more oranges what Is to be donc
Saws another "look here old Hombra you trust iii
we come back2 "Me untande, says the old greusc-
There stood full pannie of the tempting fruit and closer
and thicker the boys gathered around and faster and quick
er the old greasers head moved from right left watch
hem-and he had spoken of his brother Mexcans
of our Transfers help him watch In an instan. the
nier kicked over and the oranges about bise)
rolling in every direction on the ground and N an' &
slant there was not be SEEM and the ,her IN
persed Nobody kicked the oraDses. and was CTS
it dune. The old greasc with tears in his ey' SUN
plain Lieut.. Pegram He said he had wei" emo !" cSt
&c. The Lieutenant was about to pay min; 81 L y, voc.
but the old grcaser would not let w m orc M ~
Pegram and poor Old Hombra WINS ;fo Mou MOI 40 io
not take himself oft ~ he would be tucsed M to
tree and get ~ ashos Tor oranges; and as he sided of
win tie oevll ~ MS ooks one of rangers observed
"He has hne horsel wish had him out Of sight in The
chaparel WIN my six shooter. Poor old greaser-we
know not lat became of him, but likely enough he was
only sly from some Guerilla party. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

We glad perceive that T. F. Marshall OF Kentucky
who escaped faom the Wing ranks few years since and
joined the Democracy has 'one back TO his IDOLS Inc
Democracy OF Kentucky very recently with more KINDNESS
than sense elected him delegate tile State Legislature
and his election lie made Speech returning his thanks
to the Democrats who voted for him. acknowledging lie owed
his election u Them but the support they gave him was only
equivalent mid he gave Mr.. Polk He then aanoun-
ced that he would from that time henccforh and forever DC
Wing. With the Baltimore Argus say, "God grant that
he may keep his word."- Portsmouth Pilot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
IT, the Editor, of tie ENQUIRER :

CHESTERFIELD, AUGUST 90 1851.
Gentlemen IL see that writer from Louisa nomina les
representative for this district in the Congress- of Tho
United States my friend Daniel H. London of the CITY of
Richmond. cheerfuly respond this nomin ton as right
and proper and cordially recommend Mr. London
TO himself and the district; and, one too in whom all
may safely conde their interests. Should be the plea
the district confer the nomination upon Mr. London
doubt he would accept in accordance with their wishes
although this is written without his knowledge or consent
CHES TERRIFIED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
LATER FROM MEXICO.

New ORLrASs Aro. 1--we have received intelligence
from Vera Cruz 10 The ID instant.
News had been received there of the arrival of Of the
Lower California expeditions which has been heretofore
tced as taking its departure from California IL had nov"
ever made no wa like demonstrations.
The country generally is quiet, though there were some
rumors of intended revolutions In favor Of Santa Anna
A portion the Tehuantepec surviving party have re-
turned by this steamer.
Major Barnard remains the Isthmus.
There had hurricane rampico, the loss by
which Is estimated at 100000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

D!AhI ~, A;at' RTATIoN-As will be perceived else
S. .,, ,rnnes issue, the John Ravenel arrived on
o".u! ~" ling and the Phlena yesterday from Liver
po rye and highly valuable cagoes; and we learn
to argue Susan Captain S. Hawes sailed from klu
Tor this port the 10Th u, with cargo consisting
ur thousand bags of Coffee and hundred hides
may be reasonably expected that she will be here in day
or two the baque Cyane, which sailed in company win
her arrived ut New York Thursday last Charleston
| Courier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

CLERGYMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-The Rev.
Mr. Blssey was struck by lightning in the Methodist Church
ms, concluded his Sermon in the Of reaching
his book he struck down and died uolanl
w. lone of the congregation seriously injured Mr.
Bsey was universally esteemed by The Church. in which he
has for many faithful lahner.- Phil Penn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

The Vcksburg Sentinel of the 9th instant notices the de-
parurs of several small parties from that place route for
Cuba The Sentinel says:
"We have some idea of the pluck Of those who left vcks
burg and they get into contest with old SPANS troops
the Cuban Iberators will find most efficient aid In them
They LETT with our national banner the and stripes
waving over them while the music Of the fife and drum and
the cheers of the crowd TINT had assembled them
revebeated In the air We wish them that success which
We feel assured viii attend them"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

BANANA COTTON.-The editor of the Haynesvil lie
Sa Chronicle has been shown stock of the above name
Oh on which be actually counted 81 wefome
aseI says ne mas 0 acres of Ibis kind cotton which
Goua easily produce 100 bales if the stand regular
cotton Is no imposition. Mr. Eli s. Shorter of Barbour
the Banana cotton seed the best for rich
b sna III Phillips Of Mississippi says be has 40 acres
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

- The Central Southern Rights ASSOCIATION OF virgin"
,ilI NEE, this friday night Union Temperance Hail.
The pubic are invited 10 attend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

across the head and weighing 22Y ror.s was caught in
the river above This Town on tho lin inst Mr. piiIpon.
OF the .iononsahea HOUSE. WAS the purchaser who, al.
his boarders and other with the bllncc o. the
5irG-T lor.rarfo,-n fTu) IFrror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
TEXAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON Texas, Auo. lU-The election in this Stale
off the 4th ns and resulted in the reelection o
Peter II. Bell, democrat, rs Governor
the wing candidate was Mr.. Benz. II. Eppe1son Ihere
were besides i've other candidates.
The return from the Western Disrct for Congress- show
The probable election OF Folncy f. Howard the present III
cumben
From the Eastern District nothing decisive has yet been
rnceiyrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
NEW YORK MARKET-Arousr 20.

The produce market continu pretty active Cotton
more firm under Liverpool ndvices and there Is less desire
sell Under tight money market and large supplies, l'1
duce is lower The decline promoted shipments but rS
frcrhts which again checked transactions Sales 81 tc
IAN and Indiana flour, So Is 81; State So % =
ohio 81 ~ Southern, 81 % Rye hour, - 81. Io'
southern, 30 cents Rye 73S cents Oats Al cents Co;
!. nwcrLround yellow, 81 cents. Whiskey ~! cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

George Poerhcld Esq, one Of the editors of the Mar
nsburg Gazette has been appointed to cerkshp in tho
Department of the Interior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

DEMOCRATS OF RICHMoND.-You are requested 10
NEE, a, The City Hall Saturday evening next the z'u
instant, nj o'clock. The crisis dcnancs INIT every De''
era, should be his post Let thero De lu Attendance
Come one come ali. III h1' bEhoCfAiS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

LOLA MONTES.-The lamous Lola Monies had fight
the day in the Champs Eysces 10 Paris. She was
sitting in carriage with female companion, both of whom
is said were little tho for the baons in which
they had been ndnsing. Probably OF them :od the
other she could walk crak, guilty of some In
suit of the sc.t for from words they came TO inger-nais In
which Bavaan had decidedly the OF H. She was
recued from the fury Of her exutng Adversary aud was
sent off dissolved in tears, 10 her hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
COMMERCIAL REC0rD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO M.nxr-

TOBACCO.-Tha market is NOT aci;v. ~ i.
think are not ID good as they were On NonJ " Hct.
breaks have been full for the season. with nm, !as.
rabe manufacturing or suitable shpnina tird ss o.
morning. (Ihursday) received several ls,fs,s rs W
Of experience in Mcckienburg county and ,y nn F!:.
n. c. which speak unia vorably of ihs ara.;. g.
promising. II the late very heavy rains b,n - Sii
through the tobacco growing region, we exc.
feet will be injurious TO the forward tobacco Id:
Sales of Al hide. Tobacco have been mad {.
e. Co. since "Wednesday last q, flnws3 w. u. y
Philips at $40 and Ill hid. W. H. Read nan, hads
hhds w. Burroughs at Sc 50 and O. ih,s a; 5
and IL So hhd J. r. Flemming al $40 - Ill., i'lth o;
ut $40 25; hid. at So hhds Mrs. l. q '''1 -.
S., Ut Is, at 5 80, at 9; % hhds. + = eD 'us
common Tugs and frosted leaf at from A.: "a 'c.s q,
goods lugs at 81 50 and 62; Il hhds A. f,n, ~
hhds John Watkins Tugs, St 80 and a,iS - 20 10
Sale of 50 hhds Tobacco BY VIM n Roou>
the last few days: MIR. Robert p William. AM. vi
a, SIT 25, Mt u so, all SO, a, s, Cu"S M
Jacob Rice Albemarle, | hid. d, Sl2 so 80
Durrett sbemafc, hhds (part OF his cron, 90 !. y. !;
Sl2, att 81, at 50. Col. Jno Wonl;o'. ". .,
hhds. (part Of his crup) al 50 25 ats 50 n,
- AlUenlarle hhds., at 50 25, at mir w AS
Madison, hds ipart Of his CROP at S g. ar -
5. Eads, Albemare, , hhds, At 50, at6 NJ Ina D
ards, Abenure, hhds., at Ss %, ate ltlbss -
IN iscuous lots from ST. 50 10 II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

LATER FROM MATANZAS-ALL QUIET.
WARES, X. l., AuGusT l9h.-Ihe brig n:ia Capt.
Titus has arrived from Maunzas. He reports all quiet when
he left the 5 inst The government troops had mostly
left for the Eastern part of the Island
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
A HARD HIT.

The National Integence 10 passing eulogy upon the
manner which Mr. FILLMORE has been administering the
affairs of the nation INDUCED In the following remarkable
ausion:
"His able and patriotic management of public affairs will
constitute of the brightest leave, in the administrative
history of the nation. The ship Of Stale nearing she
not already aong the breaers the storm cloud cul-
darky and portentUusy the desnes OF the country
when by extraordinary Usation Of Providence, he was
called to pilot her."
This says the Cincinnati Enquirer lie remarkabe 1t is
truthful acknowledgment which few Wing journals have
had the courage make and which Democratic journal
could make without calling down the of the oppo-
party Gen. TAYLOR, much says, had charge
ship of State and had her among he breakers
By extraordinary visitation of Providence" Gen. TAY
relieved of the helm and Mr. FILLMORE was called
pilot her." and just in time her from being wreck
ed This is literal rendering of the sentence and
aoubtedy the genuine meaning of it,
1t is true, too The administration Of Gen. Taylor was
only failure but it the mischisyous and
weak since the organization of the Government.
What it would have become, had Providence come TO
the relief of the nation 10 II from the mschiefs into
which The Wing party had involved it, only conjec
ture; but that this Extraordinary pistaton Of Prordence"
everything the counses of the Whgs resulted in saving the
nation from grave dangers and probably anarchy we are
not permitted 10 doubt
Twice have ''extraordnary visitaons of Proy-
dence" been exercised the county from tie evils pro-
ected by Wing umphs yet the party thus severely re-
bukei sfnecked selfwled and shur sighted are again
upon the very which has sgnay been met
by tho dspleasure OF Omnpotence 1t to be one of
the provisions of Providence that they shall learn wis.
dom from experience
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
PRICES OF STOCKS IN RICU.IOSD,
coRRgcrgD WEEKLY RY JOHN A. Ian CASTER.
BALTIMORE MARkET.-Ausrsr 20.

Our market for brcadstuts ema ms ve.y i".'t sales
600 hill io"a'i nuut tntt choice brand &"
new whcn1 To-day 81 part CO sh and part llnc-iiJr
than So s7 ho"e cannot be had cash City Mills $
Red wheat, u rs cents whi'o do. 76 50 cents. Oats
81 cent. Yellow 81 u s., cents white 81 a 81 cc"i
Nye cens Provisions and groceries without CHANG:
w niskey 22H q 23Y cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

At Buffalo gentleman mounted barrel Of lard 10 hear
and see on the arrival of the ayower with the President
and suite AS he listening the speeches. the barrel
head gave way and he slid easily and noiseessy TO his
"hird button In the "geat staple of Ohio exclaiuing,
Ill :! have US !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
he following amusi1s

AN UXoRIoUS CANDlDArE.-Thc following amusns
card appears in the GAINESVILLE (renn.) J.fersonrn
Hous Sources that l. would be elected 10 the Senate
beyond the possibility Of doubt, and knowing the
be repugnant 10 my wes eein whose happiness alone
wish to perpetuate therefore respectfully Withdraw my
name. NJ G. TURNERn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

DUEL-Au affair Of pistols and ten PAGES came off ON
the 7h inst in tho neghbo:hood of Wick sburg Miss be-
Col Walter Brooke, Of New Orleans and Judge Red
of Holmes county, ss Judge Reds ball touched the right
side of Col Brooke above the hip glanced around The back
and fell to the ground In accordance with the terms pre-
youay agreed upon hosIi,ics then ceased The affair
grew out Of q political speech made by Col. B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad will be completed
Gays5urg by Monday next. the cars will then run daily be-
tween !at poin, and Portsmouth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

The "Bloomers" have appeared in Raleigh One was OIL
on Friday night und three Saturday night last
They promenaded the Streets amid shouts of laughter and
hearty huzzas from the crowd that followed them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
ALABAMA ELECTION.

TUSCALOOSA, AUGUST l5.-Ervn, Southern -,;oh,. mon
is elected To Congress in this district, over wy T. ;,h
who was before enormously announced 49, '"'''"
The delegation for Congress will fon ir,n
Compromise men and three Souther iu, t o ,,
ccnce On oil! party isslus h ,ri ,hr s,mr -. in
ercrombe and White anu w. '''"eH ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

TIL: NORTH COMING sOUTH-lia scirona- D.s.
~ Sn2 when af'!"'i ii ;- port .l tt;oy from Can.
!cn ii lIc bvCass az Passengers; t;fcay e5'. iarncgs,
from thu; s,ts. w1 are Oh i!ei; WA l. l., TENNESSEE
which in future they intend making ;:s,r home
Charleston Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

There are over 700 visitors at the White Sulphur Springs
and w at the Salt The weather warm and rain has been
NH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

NATIONAL CONVENTIUN.-- Committee appointed
by the Democratic National Nominating Convention which
assembled Baltimore in 1913 it understood have agreed
propose the place for the noN Convention but have
not ye. fixed upon the time. Many Democrats ready
say the earlier the better and impatient for the inspr
summons to vicory-"Up guards and at them" Not .'t
of those who for another general 10"
:nen are among the over conidng Democrats, " engage
once and reward mcrilori0us military no ohy ~
moro democrat than wing feected) cast TO DC ratne
their party, sacrifice its principles and ,lrlt 'o'c
the country into an embrace Of Wher ddates and threw
cc.cl the institutions Of tho stry whch mas enuah
borders uf disunun These ~ anu ooustl II " WV
rndceninp yoe-rProp:5 until they have given one tru
'7 !. nee (R. ~ Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

Charles Esmes Esq., late United States Commissioner 10
the Sandwich Islands is about become again connected
with the editorial management of the Washington Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

THE ECLIPSE OF THE sun AT PARIS AND LON
DON-Thc day OF tho late solar eclipse in England was
cloudy and rainy and the sun was not visible The oncon
Times describes the day darker in consequence Of the
eclipse than any other lowering day in London. slight
true about ten minutes before and
lasted some 80 10 minutes but trivial was the amount OF
additional obscuy that but for the knowedge that the suns
disc was actually being eclpsed the change would have
passed almost entirely, unnotced by unscenc eyes
Per contra Paris the day is described as having been
most favorable for the observation of the phenomenon The
sky almost cloudess with transparent haze here and
there scattered but far TO the erst The first outline of The
dark body on the suns surface first percep,be about
twenty five minutes past o'clock At three it had advanced
good DEAL and at half past three far unscienuhc
observer could calculate about OF the sun was COW
cred while at that hour part of the sky assumed
deeper hue From about twenty minutes 10 four the SON.
bre diminished and about twenty minutes past four
the sun came with undimnished brillancy. When the
eclipse greatest large circle plainly visible round
the sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

Porcelain Mandatory is about be established in
Stockton, California by the Chinese The field spar
which this beautiful is mad found in large
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
i-SEl,DNn DISTRICT

LOUISIANA-SEEOND DISTRICT.
Nf QHE s Al h al bo&Sads7s Yesterday a
nominated Arislides Landry for Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

.~7Ew .RRaNCEMENT-A persons indebted TO the undersgn
ed for tbs SUM-, from the let day Of July last WIN
@ with the carriers (who hereby authorized receive the
ssne upon respective routes viz with Jno J. Angel on ne
,ns ea, of h with Mr. Jas Thomas that west Of th
and sou, with Mr. VIM T. Firth west Of sth
1au ~ IA Sorh m nrnad Streets NJ. G. GENTRY
Richmond, l09 Broadstreot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
MA iSIsIED.

N,parrp IN the l3h inst by Rev r. Mooir Mr. GiRHi
( HrOS 10 Miss MARY s. eldest daughter OF the a'" t"i-!
Blair Boiling, OF this city.
MARRIED. on tho ID Of August, in Washington City d. c. ~ y
u -" liz .ses Ward Mr. GEO s GARNEI'T Ia Miss AHEll
poWEIi daughter OF Newman Powell all of King WI
liam county Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

nos,om' i H. 1.-The Europa sailed to-day with 25
Thn sh;n 4 sh- ullle specie.
' ~ 40" md had arrived at Portsmouth with four
S,roont IL for mutiny.
died ys 5 tchied distinguished merchant Of Boston
sierday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

.tRF.ST FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
BosroS AUG ia man named Williamson alias More,
who AYERS he is Universast preacher arrested in
Manchester Yesterday charged with passing counterfeit
bills on the New England Bank Boston,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, A'ta.

Beef Cattle-Scale weight 81 50 to 50 IS.
Hogs-Nett ST so.
Sheep-Nett 81 SO SO 80, in quality, an tho s;
s ample. !aCOb SliUCA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

S,ITUA TION WANTEO.-A young lady, graduate ."
southern Institute, and qualified To teach the HIGHER E"s
with French il desirous obtaining situation ~ ~
val. family seminary; the former prrirri AZ
pIy (ost aJ D. L. A. King aIi Queen Court House '"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

ANDREW JOHNSON co.,
NEW HARDWARE STOKE.
!! ~ ::: .::
SS! II u.
articles m their line them call before Trchs NJ
ing elsewhere, they Intend Offering great uce's
ior Cash OF " po"'''1 ANDREW JOHNSON 90.
o, No - Ma" -e-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

I1OUsE GIRLS FOR HIkE.-ws will hire S Io "
II balance Of the year. hIse very a1Ss Collectors
TOLER u COOh aSenA Ano SN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

RANGE OF TEIERMOMETER,
All W. RANDOLPIlS bookstore, No. I'll Main street
O'clock. II O'Clock. 5 o'clock.
Wednesday, Ana 20, IL y -
Tiiursdav. Aug. 2l y II 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

WANTED, young gentleman 10 take c"aIsi oI u st'a
w school county Amriia The teacher must Hr 8o
Classical scholar, and Qualified to teach the trencn LsH" m
t,r higher branches Mathematics. None but a Son!rf th
need Amply Services required Immediately Apply &" LEV"
IARvI: or PETER 7. BUSSEAu, Appomatox Depot Ahe'i
hN I'll !, nj rS Sci IES poyhn,aI T., H. Au. Zfln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

THOMAS AND CHARLES ELLIS & CO.,
NO. lu6 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
In, and Dealers In Dry Goods nd ard"ars'
an ILL the Septein;fa full :nd well
w o "ool
In branches ri their business they haze endca' " pro-
cu. q, DDS of the hes, quality upon the REASONABLE
Their supplies have been selected by one - ts urn ~
Euruca markets. ard their domestic Goods are ooaheu
rom IN. :hei: agents.
- Z!-is
GOLD MINI.
ICiS OFFICE, rrarl street. = lew e'"i' ao''' nc
~ Drawn No. of Pa;arsro, :-2i, hng 2hh:
ca 80 n 10 II IL 10 81 - Is 81 81 s. 4
Class No Il. Capitals: OF
sa0 Of G,T25 3.uo Of 100 &c. l. drawn ballots N
nC d nc lc Tickets only So Also. Pa,apscO, 20
se n;,is siooo 5000 25oo 23, III OF o, DC - Hos Il
drawn TICKETS ohi' o. c. B. LUCK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-19

TNROZEN and Common, Of all qualities. at whoesal
III and RETAIL at Harrington Corner, opposite CITY Hail
msr6-dw6m SAMUEL q. WHITE 4 Co