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The Nevada journal., 1851-11-01
TUITION 4 CO., Corner Of Clay

II and Sansome sts,bcg leave respectfully
to announce that they have now arranged
private sales Department" in their sales
room, and are now ready to supply the trade
Throughout the country with general assort-
ment Of Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Dry
Goods and clothing, either at private sale,
or upon their trade sales at auction on Fri-
days Of each week. Merchants arriving
in town are requested to examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Importer who
may desire to furnish samples of the above
named goods, TO be sold for their account
may rely upon great attention being paid to
their interests. We pledge ourselves to
transact a strictly commission business. Our
regular sale day at Auction for Groceries,
Provisions and Liquors, will be held on
Tuesdays Of each week nois N
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-01

EDAINTS, Oils, Window Glass, etc. The
IL subscriber offers for s'le a full assortment
of sizes of English and French window glass
from 10 by II TO 50 by 36.
ALsoPants, oils, Spirits of Turpentine,
Varnishes, Putty, Brushes etc. etc. Feeling
grateful for past favors from a generous pub
lie, he weuld still solicit share of patronage.
RoBT. MARSH,
Jackson st, s doors above Sansome,
4j-3m San Francisco.
INFORMATION WANTED--Of WIN. A.
II *. lIellen. late of Boston. He was last
heard from at "Miners' Rest, some 3VO miles
up the Sacramento river, about November last.
Any information of his whereabouts will great
ly relieve his anxious friends at home Ilease
address the subscribers,
JOHN PERRy q Co,
45-lm cor Montgomery and Sansome SITS.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-01

TGERY e. HINCKLEY, manufacturers
-nL of Mill, Steam Engine and Quartz Pnlv-
erizing Machinery, and Iron castings of every
description, First ST., between Mission and
Howard San Francisco, Sign of the Pacific
Iron Foundry. noiS I'm
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-01

EN/ H1IE Leac ana Uil.-o tons pure VIM
" lead 10 bbls linseed oil landing and
for sale BY SHELTON, DANIEL q Co,
steu I'm Sacramento below kearny' e.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-01
DAVIS & Co.,

DAVIS q 90,
Importers of Hardware, Agri-
cultural and WI ming AmplG:-
naents, store on the corner of Sansoms
and Clay streets, San Francisco, near
Central Wharf, have constantly on hand
n large assortment of the above named
articles, and will sell, at the lowest market
rates, blasting and sporting powder and shot
We would invite the attention of buyers to
our stock, and request call before purchas,
ing elsewhere. 4s-lm'
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-01
San Francisco Advertis crnonts.
San Francisco Advertisements.

The Patrons of the "NEvADA Journal"
win Rnd box at Marriotts Exchange, corner
Of Sansome and California streets-an one
also at Bonnestel 6 Williams Book and Sta
,ionary Store, on Clay, near kenrney street
and one at the Despatch Printing ohce, on
thcr and Church, where all advertisements in
tended for that paper may be left, and will be
promptly forwarded. -
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-01

ELOUR.-ChoiccC Chill, in halves and quar-.
II, tiers, for sale by DUNE g. Co.
49-3w sansome street. near Jackson.
SMITH, BROTHERS d co, California
- street, San Frncisco offer for sale
Galley flour in half barrels,
Irish whiskey, English strong beer, In casks
Havana segars, superior quality,
Sherry wine, in casks,
BlaAkets, heavy clothing,
d. Candles, Rice, etc, etc. 50-lm,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
PRICES OF STOCKS RICHMOND,
WING CATECHlSM

Who was tina, wanted abolish slavery in Virginia
without rcmunerating the owners {!
GEORGE W. SUMMERS.
Who wrcslcd the Constitution 10 prove that Congress had
the sht interfere with slavery the Staesgoins ID Thai
matter step beyond Greeley, Giddngs, Van Buren, ON
ne gems?
GEORGE W. SUMMERS.
VINO asserted that the negroes in Southampton had right
10 assert and regain their liberty il they could ~
GEORGE w. SUMMERS.
Who asserted that property in slaves founded in
wrong, outrage and injustice %
GEORGE W. SUMMERS.
Who cndeavoreI 10 excite nslavehocrs against slave.
ry as imposing Contagious injuries" on them?
GEORGE W. SUMMERS.
Who denounced barbaous those laws whose object is
protect the whites vi the saveoldns communities asans:
the Vaccinations OF abolition ncentiarics!
GEORGE w. SUMMERS.
Who when in the full strength Of intellect said "Ma. he
could glory in coming doen 10 lead forth The oppressed from
the land Of JOnddge?'
GEORGE ". SUMMERS.
Who said he would lead the negroes "gvES THROUGH the
WAVES OF THE RED SEA- 10 freedom!
GEORGE ". SUMMERS
Who with these opinions unrctractcd, had the etfontcry
to insiuua.c that who had been true the South
and her institutions ought TO be trusted because hap
pcncd 10 be born in another State?
GEORGE W. SUMMERS. G.
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Short Pump Henrico CO
MESSAGE o'sTHE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAR

LIMA.
COLUMBIA, g.. CT Nov. 25.-4, P. Mon the assem-
blage Of the legislature this morning. the message of the
Governor PRESENTED and listened with much inter
est.
The message brief and concise II the Of
the State to be s. l1ii, and the liabilities 3d. 2S,
The Bank Of tic State has realized profit of overs per
cent.
The Governor says ha whatever action the State takes,
he will but solemr adure the Legislature remember that
since has resolved on resistance TO the Entertainments of
the federal government and ordered the State 10 be armed
wrong that complained Of has been redressedthat
no indemnity has been offered for the past and security
for The future.
The Governor further adds that under the vauned fugitive
slave law, costs the owner in instances, four
times the value Of the slave recovered and in others il ha
cost the owner his he.
The message then appeals TO the pride and patriotism OF
the people ~ ress The attempt and
BY troops stationed along The coast and audes the
OF Castle Pinckncy and Fort Moutc frownng the city Of
Charleston.
The Governor concludes with the remark that the
political condition Of the country demands the burial Of par
y feelings which have distracted the State and union
energies against the common enemy of their institutions
The message read and made the special order OF the
day for tomorrow.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CT

~. ~. hAhllN CO.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs CURRENT,
WHEAT.-Prime White IS cts.i Red so cts
FLOUR-Sales on basin bank for Richmond 81 CO.,.
/ So 6ls for ScpttsvIle 50 S1e. ~
CORN.-62& II IS cents-dull.
CORN MEAL-67H Is cents.
OtrS-i2 Is cents per bushel.
RIE--I5 to so cents.
FI 81 g he No. Cut = *, Gross S.
so. |, s94 a9a. Shat--none in market :"
LARD-New, in barrels, 10 cts; kegs l0&all-duII
BACON-Priuc Baltimore Sides To- los cents dull
Shoulders O.: scarce and in demand '
COEFEE--Prme crop Laauay ra 81 a9% cen,s. D.
good TO prime, Sa Ok. $50
SUGAR-New Orleans 81 cents Porto Rico 6l :,
MoLAsSES.-Swcet Cuba is held at q a ok cts New
Orleans firm ii 90 cts; re-5oiled 81 cts.
LlME-Sales !r"m wharf 81 II. from store SIN
SALr-From 81 50; sales from wharf 81 an
SrEEL-Amercan ostcred 81 Us to | 10 per Tan
lROS-Pig Iron S2i 10 3d. according 10 n,I,li,v S.,
$50 per ton English 5O lredegar, Richmond mantac,ory
o5; Up Country Bar So 81, according quality -
CANDLES-Spern Candies l3aiic; Talow l0al2 Hr,r.
Patent l3c Adaantine y per lb Jackson's popn M
SOAP-Richmond and New York 3 i a6c 49,
SPlRFTS-Cognac Brandy 81 IS q %; Rochelle !, *,
5O American proof 53c eth p.oni 5U55 Applc sr,,c
Richmond Rer;iiicd Whisky % cents; N / Rv, 'S D"
4 81 CTS. Cincinnati wll>key u cts. ' .
GuANO-Pernvian SlT 50; Hla-onan IS 90 ner
tor of 1000 lbs. PSI
SOLE LEATHER-ilcm5cs tanned, good lSl5, eta
damaged iQdl3 els.
RlCE-N"w crop 81 cents
COrrON-l2a !2g cents.
NAiIS-3 s. cts.
FEArHERS-55 cts. and receipts small
SEEDS-No Clover or Flax III market.
OlLS-Sper!n, Water 10 lS1 summer 10 liz e
whale refined j5l50 Iinscet S0aS5c; Tanner,
T. Is per barrel.
HIDE>-Grcen sailed iais cents per h. Calisai,eiis
cts 10 81 each.
StEOr-54 . cents per 10
HAi-Nortnern IN naiss-irom wharf 20 cts; from
store so.
BEESWAX-Wantci NJ ~ cts. per b.
TEAS-lm?c!ia 5a75c. per I5 GGnpow.c: - | 10 cts;
Young Hvsyn 3uaI sc; Black - q 80 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28
III NE Editors IF the Enquirer:

GuYANDoTrE, Nov. ~, lSol
t;entemen-Co Johnson arrived here Yesterday MS IN
ten,on being lake advantage OF the rise IN .e fc ma
he might by boat yeyance more spcedly 'sil e coun
cs ne has not been able reach The Coohei mas passea
through some twenty counties on horseoack ana mas
mode OF conveyance slow o.accomplSh MS aessh VI
as large number OF counties as he desired oeore the
election :. -, r., I,L...
y pressing invitation OF many friends here Col Johnson
h morning delivered short, satisfactory ana elective
~ The citizens of the True in town so en-
S,.colIy Whir and amongst the near connexions OF MT
Summers he could not in his audience, have many auditors
m his own Dartvbut his remarks being upon principles oil
or ;mnor lance and value them than federal ponies or
oersonal preudce with hearty response from nose
ne.cnt who By the way were OF the intelligent anu lh
ing portion Of the community. ,,;
Jpon questions OF great interest 10 Inc czens oil lhs
county and town. he had been grossly msreprescned out
the fair clear and reasonable views given by him TINS morn
n auetcd the apprehenson OH friends and dlsared Ills
enemies OF any weapons prepared by the Tor use against
him Notwithstanding many in politics disagree with inc
Colonel none could TAI! admit that his replies 10 Inc cal
umuies urged against him, were sound and satisfactory
Main and generous OF Mr.. Summers, he spoke win the
highest respect and whilst he was panied mat ne aa ocen
msrcpresencd by him and his friends ne had no vlndcve
feelings against them That whilst they had been lndlscree
in writing and speaking of facts of which they were not
certain he could charge them with wlul msrepresena
ton. y.
In reference to Col Johnson's address, enthusiastic
"hree times thee manifested the feelings ne wrought IN
his auditors His visit this place has made him no enc
mics but secured him many friends
Yours, truly, SIRaNuEh.
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HOW GOES THE STATE2

Inc wings are resorng their usual system Dragging
regardless OF the ridiculous Justification of all their predc-
ons 10 regard to the result OF the last congressional cleo
ton They now have the npuence claim that Mr. Sum
rucfs will receive majority in Little Tennessee" The
ons'rous absurdy Of such arrogant claim is shown up
in the following letter from Washington County It's correct
ness fully confirmed by personal information which we have
nst received from intelligent gentlemen from that region Of
tho State In fact intelligence from all quarters is most
We invoke friends every where 10 90 work
and secure great victory:
"WAsMlSGToS CouSTr, Nov. II, 1851.
Mo summers passed through the South West but if
can cad Inc signs OF the times Alright his visit will avail him
hut t'e Know OF more than who voting
Tor him. until they heard him speak; since which time they
are Tor Johnson. Mr. SIS position in the Convention n nv
opinion would have operated greatly in his favor bu, for
the strong Wing grounds he has aken the effect of
which will be- pretty nearly strict party vote in "Li
Tennessee" and you know how that goes
"a believe shall gain democratic member in Scott,
in Scott and Lee, and in this county and hone
in Russell have question that our popular mari
" in this Congressional district, will be considerably in
creased
Extract Of letter from Rockbridge county:
congratulate YOU upon the evidences Of sue
cess, n The election which off the 9Th Of next
month. The Democracy be alive the great i'm
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For the enquirer

For the Enquirer.
Messrs. Eors-l informed yesterday that article
has appt arejn the Richmond Whig charging me with
having sign petition TO Congress- 10 modify the Tariff act
Of 1876 in lSr of coal and iron.
My cunst3 absence in the county, canvassing the dis
tric has rencd seeing the city papers regularly and
therefore dho know the purp0 of the ca:gc, or
the date of 10 Richmond Wing containing ii. Anxious 10
give pubicenia the charge early possible, that
the nc district may be mislcd by such viii
uI attempt unake capital for my opponent, at the sacrifice
OF truth, wte these cw lines By friend going TO Rich
niUnd.
content ryseIi by saying now, tia. | not only never
signed such prun but never by written spoken Ian
guage advuced the charge in any parcur the Tariff act
OF SiG; but the contrary haze always supported the
doctrine OF irs trade and Of Tariff strictly within the
princ>c believing that the necessities of the
raj govrfnmut should, AZ all times, be the only measure
Of HE monies dGrivedrUG that source.
cite my acuscr in the Richmond Wing 10 The proofs for
his ungenerou charge that the people may know The truth
for this brye honorable fears have fully cx
hbited. ATE seeing the article in question il de-
tailed reply is eqrcd sha! give it promptly 10 the public
that there may be no shade of objection left IN the mind OF
any Democratic inc on this account. With esteem
JOHN II. PARkHlLL.
Short Pump Henrico County, Nov y, 1851.
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THos. r. HErwooD, Secretary.

THE LAST TRICK.-Certan leaders OF the Wing par
y insist that the Democrats opposed 10 general educa
ton and pon, the numbers in Virsna vhere they have
generally had the ascendancy who can't read in proof OF
statement The population has been The
barrier way schools No system OF education
has yet been proposed by the Wings that has win Dem
ocratc opposition. The present free school system which
the counties may their pleasure accept or reject the
work of Democratic Legislature, and has been accepted
by many Democratic Wing Counties. Such tricks are
Us shallow dishonest We know of County, far
distant yet rejected the system long as il under
Wing rule thar accrn'rd it the Democrats gained
the ascendancy.- Fredericksburg Recorder.
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AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MIDDLESEX.

I1E3.'IONIS.t y.
Al meeting Of the Democratic party of Mddesex coun-
ty al crbanna, the 9Th November, 1851, Dir. VI. w
Towi was called to the Chair and Thos R. Haywood
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting briefly stated by the Chair.
mousy nominated represent the district composed of the
counties OF Matthews and Middlcsex in the next General
Assembly of Virginia.
Mr. Thomas Street and DR.. VI. c. Boohe appointed
BY the Chair committee 10 inform Dr. Nichos c. the
ti"n o. tie meeting.
Dr. chosoa appeared and accepted the nomination.
few pertinent remarks.
The meeting then addressed by Nr r. L. Montague,
support Of the nominee and by Mr. Seth Sheppard who
spoke in very aterng of the prospects Of Dr. Ncho
sons election and maintained the doctrine OF the sovereign
ty of the States and the right OF secession.
On motion of Mr.. r. L. Montague it
Resolved That these proceedings be published in the En-
quirer and Examiner.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
NJ w. TOWILL, Chairman.
THos r. HEywooo Secretary
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THE DEMOCRACY.

Tho yonn Mems Democratic Association Vi 'i'' 49,,
,,aJ ,uec,ia a, Military Hall on Monday evening
Sc Es,sDeJ with great pleasure to the ha''uso". 4
,,,,i,,e ,cmarks Of Mr.. Edward \. Iahho"' ""U'
900 bo,,d lar the first time in pohticai SPce'"' 49,
r Iewellsn also entertained the nee''ns WIN
,,o,e oxcecot remarks, in which he made seVe'' ""p
~ ,hru.,s =, the Wing party for their glang incons's',
ies Mr. - is good speaker and most worm! a""
~, - rhror in the cause of Democracy. nc we
,uod hv u,pe Caskic, who, though IaoorinS uae NUS
position made one of his bcs, speeches. Hs le""AI
I, d patriotic He earnestly appealed 10 INC De'n'
..a >, ID ,ppr whole duty in the ensuing contest nc
ta ,h.n 10 be 'not weary in well-doing' ana u se
. w S,,,, ticket and to nominees, Scol nasA'i's
ru;, a,d Grcrory-one and ala united, eneseuc anu
sunn,r Judge Caskie said, that while us puoie
nos Yout in few days, call him TO Washington ye Tue
a,, - h. with his Democratic friends in hchnohu oi
the Sth day of December h;oh ho orc
~ p y addington offered a resolu,ion-wmch nc pre-
With some appropriate remarks in favor OF lis aaopor
i.,;,;ng T,u. RIvEs Esq. of Prince George county
dd,.s, The Democratic party of this city, at an early Gay
,h -, unanimously adopted, and committee appointed
confer win Mr. Rives upon the subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

u The Ladies vi the Monuncnal Church Propose
holding Fair in the building nearly opposite the Ex
change Bank. Ii wi commence Tuesday evening, the
18th inst where will he displayed great variety of useful
and fancy articles The rcrC-.mcnt tables viii be well
piled with all The dricacics OF the and gentlemen
requested call ana take snacks suppers. The object
the fair is assist in paying repairs OF the
Church. and HE ladies' invite their friends and The public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

noance Of the contest ard are cxer!ing Militant
sn and energy which fail to ensure bs se
wnssssa h an; e:@' &
%SVly e IT, have organized Associations IN 'I h
and the j. to a'G seem the
meetings h. and If we succeed, shall seno you m
t9nIy who will reflect honor upon @ narsy
". ,hsir NJ .rhc State ticket will receive ''' 'u'' "'
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FoR ESauiREE.
To HesSrs. Icmes A. G6ddin, p c. Larus Paiip h. Ha-

To Wesrs Jcmes 4. G6adin p C. Larus. I,baig b. Ha-
rood Join Eirchcti, and Others
Gentlemen IL perceive that / am announced in the m
pers OF the 18th instant candidate for the Office of
Clerk Of the County Court OF Henrco and called on by
You 10 say whether or not will accept the nomination.
In reply have say that it shall be the pleasure of The
people Of the county Of Hcnrico to bestow the office upon
me- will accept the same and my bes, endeavors to
cscharge lis duties win ldeltty and prompncss. With
many thanks for the interest manifested by YOU in nv be-
half am, very respectfully, your obedient servant
80 JAMES Elicit.
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.iCHWUNu ENaUsisEk.
,r.>, ,,opx,yc NOVEMBER 2s, 1855 /.

- sHEIToN F. LEAKE, Esq, has accepted aa ~ -
,,ion from the Democratic Assocal'on o, ,"WISr.
s his civ and viii address the pc'i',s
FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at the African o""'0"' -
,.,ocr Come one come AL!
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CHAIR FACTORY.

$50 DOZEN eli AIRS IN HAND
"a t. lirIcs.
Wv tbs
Caars qualities purchasers Wamwt. Maple Rose
wort. ~ M Chars, all which
seiins Unusually boa" al 100. opposite Exchange Bank
Snv. JONES Is HARDWOOD
,Iiii Ell Ct.ii'S ritlCDPiiEROCs Ok pArkNf
~ NEDiCAlED COMP NJ, reduced dollar 10 hHy
bottle. vii enable al! To- hructrd rcrOraS
ami Cleansing IIa:i"s prevents HAIR an WI! all ci,
the r.:,dr. hair aua glossy For sale By
SOS. I. JOHNSTON, DtuGrst.
= e l.. iHc socirr constant: hand the iup"HS
- -Icc which be- TclI.d perfectly
Goui Pepper At-. 10 Gmsrr do Cloves, 10 Cnnanu"
also. O Mace. S!tcs au,! Nuinegs
p. JOHNSTON. Druggist
faiANGES.Iu, received lot hDc Orange, co.,.
w $i..lrr:i. iDf a. by LUDlAM u WATSON.
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS, GROUP, And WHOOP-


prel'rc for change t" weather The frequent changes %
weather ciug wrh bad Colds. Cough. Asthma, lrIta
the Lungs Throat ani rDach-. al! winch ~ cure
and the nftlcd AGAINST frequent attacks 81 u4l"S P
Rose celebrated Cough syrup. Price only ~ cents -,
l!rrn also liable Group, which GIn,crpus c0nI"'
yields Immediately Dr. j. : Roses Group SyH
Proc ~
Wnopping Cousi another Complain. AWAY! worse ~ coz, ~
damp weather. The afflicted Will int great r'i ~ 'nf | - ~
j. : Roses WhGOpns Cough Syrup. ~h ca ii"d'
vents the disease from iato r;h"r d!S'" -
Car>t, AMI ,ohrunPo. Ffi'
r.n,t II. Rns.,s ,cr. treat Al! Lung Affections Ia.
crea: rca, cna! Tor highly valuable Family Ms
~,
To had Purcell I.cl Co i"1HG!. = Beers A!ie Gay
Ga.nor Wood, o. A. o'f'csef' j. ~ Du'd'' . bar A. h'
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m nucvor,ps o For te Enquirsr.

TO THE VOTERS OF LOUISA COUNTY
Al the instance of many friends announce myself
dldate for The Cekshp in both the Courts of our
IL IS already Known to the most of you that have had the
experience OF severil years in the Clerks office Of our
county, under the supervision OF its present. very efficient
monument MI john hunler Should your choice fall on
me, will serve YOU with diligence and ai,hfulness
Your fellow-citizen w J. WINSTON
Louisa, Nov. 18th, le5l.-c4.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkt

RICHMOND, THURSDAY, Nov o.
TOBACCO-The market continues spirited bu, ,;, -.
any material change in prices. 'u'
~ NJ. MARTIN a. co
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TO the Editors of the Enquirer:
Please through your paper tina, Capt Thomas
Davis OF Greene was yesterday Orange Cour declared
candidate represent The counties of Orange md Greene
in the next Legislature of Virginia. MANY VOTERS
Orange County, Nov. %, 1851.
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NAVAL RESlGNATlON.-We understand that Com
nander MATTsoS for time past stationed Navy
ard. has resigned his commission in the Navy. He had
been ordered by the Navy Department prepare the soop
0-war Portsmouth, and take command OF her and join the
Racine squadron but ne preferred gnation of his
mission 10 active service so long a cruise.
Boston Trareler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

NJ Cooke Esq, has declined the nomination for the legs-
lautc rendered him by the democrats Of Norfolk, Va.
NJ Blow has been nominated the Democratic candidate
for the House q Delegates, vice NJ Cook, who declines
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

EsS We will take it as very great favor if our friends
and correspondents the different counties Throughout, the
State will furnish with the earliest and authentic
election Send by mail or telegraph ex-
pense the for candidates for the Legislature as well
Tor State officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-28

l5 Advertisements must be handed in the office before
o'clock TO secure Insertion in the next mornings paper
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Gen. Fooe OF Mississippi will it is said occupy his sea
in the Senate till January TO- when he will resign it and re
turn to Mississippi be inaugurated Governor 1t
said the Legislature, which meets in January, will rceec
Gen. Foote 10 the Senate
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The Seabord and Roanoke Railroad has been completed
from Portsmouth, Va, 10 Weldon, n. G.
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..-r having been induced embark the E1chans'
business. IL the City Of Washington, D. c. asa
h,r Of .Is occasion oh1tiy big friends AMI the puIr :
aud ~ solcl, ieI: His ifi'
~, TIE Bank o the Union. and which not
~s uIa.'on that viii no. ae represented "
tangible and substantial il The shape Of gold and silver
drafts the ne States Treasury Northern Exchange or 'Hsa
Gllnkabe funds
by stfc. adherence legitimate issue such basis wiz
readily be perceived that The public protected and the bank %
made 10 stand Oh the foundation This enterprise - etr
alter the kno$ ma
meets with the approval of experienced aud sasicus
New " TX. Washngtonan and Richmond.
In addition the of for circulation Te Bank OF
Union Will collect drafts the Government and on the pH
cities Of the United States ana will negotiate for The purcase
tnn connissiOn) of Stale Stocks Guaranteed Bonds Oh I
Railroad Comj,aGies and other good securities -, r.,
Any business connected with The different Departments 81 w
Washington, viii nted liberal terms
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