davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
RUTLAND, Ohio, May, 1861.

FEMALE PURITY. the influence which
women enjoy in society-tbeir right 10 the
exercise of that maternal care which-forms
The first and most indelible species Of edu-
cation; the wholesome restraint which they
possess over the passions Of mankind; their
power Of protecting us when young, and
cheering us when old, depend so entirely
upon their personal purity, and the charm
which il casts around them, that to insinuale
a.doubt Of its real value, is wilfuily to re-
move The broadcast cornerstone on which
civil society rests, with all It's benef's ant
all its comforts.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
coURrsuIp5 AND DlsAPPoINTmENT

Miss Sukey Smith had flaxen hair, gl
SO, Her daddy bad the pewter, gasaa
/, 4 fief eyes ;Yere, grey, and looked serene
81, Upon her fay0Eite 'suitor.
That suit& was aiolly youth,
'1"DSo hhhbie, blithe and brawny,
Theyellow fever took him of .s,, II /,
One day 10 California, -,
.sAna when i hoard that he wasgone, H
yii "IRafi6@9s rdid I, "or iheverP ! -
.'pshased myself ahdgreased my shoes, - ~
70 4IAnd tfied'to look fight clever, y.
- ky@ .aefrH1SsIH sist1 fFS'-'tst@ 5s1 WH'
rgged myself nom top to toe, ~
.1ltAnd caught and mounted Robin; ia1aa 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

No SUCH THING AS AN ATHRIsr. .--h has
been we'll said, that no man Gun be an atheist,
in lhe slricl sense Of the word. The mosl
any one can say is, that nothing he has
seen reveals God 10 his mind. Hecannot
say, "ihere is no God" unil he has SCARED
to The (arlhest star, and sunk 10 the lowest
depth of earth and sea, searched every Thing
and every place, moi only in This world, bu
in The whole universe, without being able
10 discover any trace Of bis existence, IL
say positively there is no God, q man mus
himself assume one OF The attributes Of God
--omnisciNnce, sand say, III know lshings
] know .hete is no God" \, $500. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

Or II you would DO cheerful, be busy.
lndolsncsI and low spirits areas nearly re.
lated as whisky, punch and ideviiryi n 100
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

PHlLosoPHlcAL. The reason Why The
egg Of monarchy is not halched from Tho
political quarrels in this country Is because \
The whites will not bear The yoke. a1n alsiOd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

4 gang OF incendiaries are inles.ing Lou,
;.yilIe a, ibis time. Their purpose, proba
bly.js 10 alarm peighb9rs and rob the hous
es Of those who leave heir doors open.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

\ or The less married men help their
chamber.maids, the better pleased they will
find their wives. No i'0s' s'' EN-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

6-How humbling 10 human, pride is
the reAectioniha, man is the only species Of
The animal creation ,ha, wars upon ms kind.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

OF Nearly twenty-five hundred persons
signed ths temperance pledge, in zanesville,
under the labors Of Mr.. GongB rage94a 1lsf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22


'ork.
itsg
Ehe
itioR'|
in a
ia''
IL of
eted|
fail
froIn|
.tsW
son|
fsct
ace
.y OF
tinG||
ywiad|
IN. y
ys:--7
thd|
,piid1 i
.lf. y
.lege,
hysi1
lima
q tn
well
tQc|
latu|
es d
Dya
ver|
de
nj
n d
BL,
osto|
an
pa
rL6|
il g
tlpd|
Ais
rdel
ape
.Oh|
nd n
be,
10 II
on
the
AG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

communication from J. J. Jarvis The subject of the
annexation of the Sandwich Islands this country appears
in of The newspapers. Mr. J. has been for q number Ut
years resident of Honoalu where he publishes newspa-
per in English and Huwaiin.
He says the offer is made the citizens Of hi. re-
public as free gift of the entire Sandwich group such
Congress may themselves impose. The Islanders
ask in return simply receive the rights and protection ac
corded American citizens The of the group $500
square miles capable of supporting enfod present popu
ation 49, 000 One million dollars of American msr-
chandlse is annually consumed It's American permanent
population not far from 1000 possessing valuable sugar
proven"nts large have been expended near
U0Oo in their operations and have settled group
81 families possessing valuable homsteads The
floating American population touching these Islands an
nualy is not far from $1,000 and voyagers from
some 400 vessels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

The convention of the Democratic party in this Senatorial
district met at Goodies Tavern in Chesterfield county
Tho inst and nntaina their candidate DR. Joseph
E. Cox of Petersburg, member of last House of Dele
The session Of the Convention was harmonious and
the nomination unanimous. The Democrats OF Peters
burg extremely graed this nomination. whilst is
evidenced by the of The Convention it is acceptable
the entire district. To the Democrats party in
Petersburg indebted than Dr. Cox he released
them from the hradom OF Wing representation and placed
their ascendaEcy upon permanent ground As representa-
tive Of the city, he active energetic and ahfu and we
will guaranty that representative of this Senatorial dis
tct he will be equally visan and faithful His election
certain, there being opposing candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

ABOLITION COURrESi.-A notable instance of alb
nlitn Southern merchants occurred recently In
the uInuis athens uf America. gentleman from Peters.
burg Bsun for The purpose Of purchasing his fail
supply of While examining The m"rchinrs stock and
discussing the Of the contract he was nSIcd by the
merchant in the unpr"v0ked and outrageous manner
OF course. bring Southern gentleman he Hn' Ksd the an
kee down. But III" Yankee 10 be oggcd for moth
Ing He caused the Southern gentleman I" b. arrested and
bound 10 keep the peace in The penalty OF 81 OOO and he as
brought private action against nm tor damages by assault
and battery. Such is the price we Of the South pay for the
privilege Of trading with the Yankees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

From the great number of professional beggars chiefly
foreigners which begin nfes Streets would sup
pose some of the enissaries of the BUREAU mentioned In
the following extract, rom the New York Spectaor have
reached our city,
PROFESSIONAL BEGoARsI is said that kind OF begging
bureau has organized by several persons in this CITY
and that their employees mostly imported from Italy
They agent Genoa who selects the proper sab
ec,s and ships them for this country prey upon the cred
ty Of the benevolent The bureau keeps lodging house
where these persons provided with sleeping accummoda
TONS and night to report the results of the day
abors Each beggar is furnished with certificate to which
is affixed the counterfeit signature Of consul well
kno physician setting forth thar the bearer has been a
hicled with such and such caamities. If female,
of them are she is represented 10 have lost hus
on and to three infants still dependant her
for support while she herself is unable TO obtain employment
from physical weakness Ignorance OF the English language
&c. Considerable sums of money often collected by
these mposors certain per cenage of which is paid TO
the central bureau Of literary compositions which supplied
the pathetic certificate.
These stated to be facts and although vouch
for their authenticity the number of these Italian beggars
who are daily soliciting aims throughout the city, seems to
warrant belief in the story. Mary Boto of the class,
taken magistrate yesterday and such certli
cate described found her, having ap
pended 10 it the names of Drs Valentine Mott and j. s.
Watson Being examined she said that she had four young
children two of she had sold another beggar while
the other two assisted their mother. 1t will be found that
upon occasion many of these bggars speak English bet
ter than they usually admit and is than probable
ding their travels TO the world No other information
could be derived from the Botto than that above
mentioned and she committed Backwes lsano, as
u vagran for three months
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

10 the EduoFS i" ''' EVANSVILLE, Va. Auo. 2, 1851
Gentlemen: As the first appearance o. s od vs have
IN every e or own we ruke The Liberty OF informing y"u
yonng ladies' j. "st s1e Of yeow Sapes
area IN ''i' and white slippers. They wore the
wn I panr hat They walked the whole eng!h Of Maj"
,r.et and attracted much attention. oiiiAHN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
COrTCV FACTORY AT THE SOUTH.

new colt factory has just been started nj WondvIlle,
Mississippi II has engine uf eighty horse power with
a HO0 spin. So Dums and corresponding machinery
There huling iur working purposes
The New York Tribune relates interesting anecdaie 81
he Sagacy ri dog in saving the lie child OF Mr. Robin
'on, oil fIabush Long Island This gentleman has lwn
logs, spaniel and large habree deer hound The small
0g playing with Mr. RS child clsten, wacn tile
hid FELL head foremost into the water eagun2ed mother
vhu from window Witnessed the occurrence, the span
il TO the Kennel Of the hound who instantly run TO me
and before the mother could reach the child, the noble
animal had ICED il safety. Instinct might have induced
tie smu aoe attempt rescue but evidently knowing his
nblv 10 do so, wat prevented him. from trying, anu
caused hln quick thought To fetch the stronger dog
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
4 GENUINE TERNsGaNT- Tho New Be,

GENUINE TERMAGANT.-The New Bedford
Standard says that recently 10 that city, married woman
beanie cnraged because her husband refused stay in the
hose as she wished and caught up her child infant six
months old and rrecpitod it of second story
widow The child tell Gpon the earth in the yard beneath
tewindow. and strange 10 say was but l,lIe hurt The
srrmgrs part Of the story is that The child had been unwe
butslnre lis precipitation from the window by the mother it
hasenlirey recovered its health
re- The Central Southern Rights Association will meet
accHdnG to adI"uTnmen this evening" O'Clock, in TeH-
per.nc: Hall, on l0;h street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

WON IN ltAFFLE.-A correspondent Of the Louis
vile Journal tells pretty good story Of negro rattle which
c:mc oil somewhere in Mississippi The owner ol black
boy nnuied Bill put him up 10 be ra ID for bystande
bought chance ana gave 10 the negro who threw highest
won HIMSELF and put himself up again al SbUo His old
mass threw high, but Bill tied him, and in throwing oil
Bill list and went home quite concncd with S59O in his
pock.t The Tribune copies tie stury, suppose is all
right. The fact that BILL after winning his frerdom put him
sell Up to be ratified for second time is orcble ilnstn
iOn U "the horrors Of sayerY Nte YORK Sdnddy Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
ARRIVAL, OF THE CHEROKEE

The Cuban Lur lsion Put D0pn -insursents Shot,!
New YuRK AUGUST 60 P. M.-'rnr steamer Currnkee
arrived here this evening from Chagres Her accounts from
California later than those Of tho Empire CITY SHE
touched Havana Private letters said 10 have been
received announcing that the Cubun instruction has been
subducd or put down; and that large number Of tho
gents had already been tried and shot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

In publishing the lis. Of Democratic Vigilance Committees
n our paper Of Tuesday last the committees for Hardy and
Shenandoah were by mistake published under the head oil
"Hardy" The for the two counties should nave
HaRDf.-Gabriel I. Durue1 ""':." ..1
VILE j. w F. Allen Dr.. A. J. Sangsier Dr. N. u. Parven,
Geo A. Shepherd Solomon Michael, Henson Marshall tiat-
rison Haas, j. }. Williams, Hugh McKeeser John Haas.
Isaac Trent. -
Richard Miller Christian Corner, X. NJ Conn DR.. L. Trip
lett, DR.. S. CoHman John S. Calvert. John T. Stray
er, John D. Z-ike Charles S. Wineder, Lewis WIZ,
Erasmus F. Rnker. Philip Hesey Philip T. Dllnger, ia
cob Lants Joseph Rhodes YIN. s. Newell, Geo. A. Hupp,
Geo. NJ. Bracser, Isaac Hum. Adam Rudolph VIM Bause-
man, John Rudolph, David McInouf Noah J. BaIner ia
col Barner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
ALABAMA ELECTION

4
MACON, (GEo.) Aua 5. p. M.-Aoerrromhc, Union
Wing is elected by thousand majority in the Mont
goncry district. Tue Union members believed be-
rlr ed in ull The districts VI .hp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
MAR lSIEn.

M.RnIED on Thursday Iuy 2h by the Rev j. Gibson. Nj
JAMES GLASS 10 Miss Lucy KIRBY, both OF Hanover.
Married on Tuesday 9Th August Meadow in Hanover
county, Rey. TlIus Sydnor LEROY cRESSlIAW Of Rich.
mold Miss SARAH D., daughter OF sir WIN b. Sydnor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

PARSON BROWNLOW AND HIS ENEMIES.-Par-
Brownow is the eccentric editor Of the Knoxville Wing
the last number Of which literary curiosity liappears
that the editor is involved in violent quarrel with the ed
tors and proprctos Of the Knoxville Register and Others
The las, number of the Wing is devoted squarng of
between he and the way the parson down
eRsf ep6pss .s caution" ltapPears that one OF the
ed ofibe In reply explains the circumstances of the ,
the action being indictment for libel upon an old Baptist
preacher He admits that the fined him S. refusing
allow him prove the truth of the charge in justification
He thus dsposcs of the judge the jury and the
g" few general remarks in conclusion Soon afer ,ha,
decision Judge Scawe became perfect varabund-was re-
duced 10 abec povery-died in Raleigh in drunken fit of
debauch and went to his place. Soon this the old
swndng parson removed TO Georga-narred n widow for
her poperlyfe from grace W he had any and died
wrctched and ravng manac-and ere this time has met
his old brother Of the Bench far down the sunny suub
The attorney General who sent the bill Of indictment before
the Grand Jurv since dissraced ailr Of honor
with high minded gentleman. One Of the Jurors died drunk
In the wood nd hurried Oft 10 join the Judge and parson
where parting is more Another of these Jurors was
afterwards the penenary of this State from Mon
county for three years. for breaking into after
third left Carolina TO avoid prosecution for rrerv-
while another left that State avoid indictment for pcu
~ The remnant of these have not heard from
of them who have departed this life while the living ones
likely in State prison. This is what the Sc,iptres
would call living TO see ones enemies put under his fee,
That Parson Brownow is person who speaks his mind
plainly and is not very choice in his selection Of phrases is
evident from the following extract
"You be done with but are not done with
Your ISLANDERS of shall be exposed and your own
tons shall be laid before the world Your bosoms shall be laid
opendark bosoms which, impregnated BY the fell demon
y! HE'LL without abortion have given birth to progeny
alsvhood corrupt deeds and M
schools OF little fishes thnt nhab the of Egypt
Not until grooming ghosts fill all hell with waiings can
you escape the lash of our pen !"
These only fair specimens of about three pages of the
asst "hig whose Editor great favoriIe in this
Gibraltar Of Whiggery."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
HIGHLY INPOIsTANr:

rsN proyiir for The lur: 'ts an! cnniors at hts
ni MS cath Is w,S' at every mhu proper. a.
his !uIy u slr. be the ".>a also at c'rr flsHc aa-5
himself icai w''ich 1r !ci; ~ hts >,ti uf.,
In n. Ia dccOmpi ii csc irr'rdtf 'gscS. Rl. we
,l- nu,y -tl.e crrid AID Eal.tb meals. d yancsS
nee lucirA ccd!. wirm II 'aa be rfrciri -
''rh- Natl lh Silly Liz i!>utla,r
n,Euy TIL. Company has lcr;rt'a chair. -r,eE
State u Ptnrs. irauia IN ISL. ahd + uGGi.i %" The
lie cash capital l. s@''taE' liFar-
Walnut street T.. aripn.a O;; the Aarrc Unic4g. +.
it!i ~. in"r ~ tups ui'r.
IL Pdmple- cmtiinug tG.i piTIt"!'fs "" be url.e-
rs 20 all Rooms dc-Irlus sgJc-i
personally or by ietwr To u BNIthE\ b
General Agent aid Medical Examiner. Ricanr.. D.,
Aug.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
INDIANA ELECTIONS.

lSpIASAp,Lis, AuGUsT s.
Parker Wing has been elected Congress from Ihs dis
rc BY SIS majority Julian; and Hend'icE, Dem,
Rush. by 500 mlbfity
Warren County returns Wing and Democrat 10 the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
~Lzxzs. ely- -ss.zzsa,as.sEssAAsssIc
l@X - ID 20 issss:aSs
ST
- isss.@=lafs
Il;Ii|i|!iii!ll l d i!
AL2fHaEsN> Ia j 4 sitsasS
-r-----"~-"~------~<. -~-~-~--~-~ r--Sgfe-Is=-SS
RICMMOND ENQUikEh.
~,c,,E>X s,nRSISC. AUGUST 8. 1861.
opc,N,z,T1oN OF THE DEMOCRACY.

ORGANIZATION OF lhE
The following address, smunaing from the Cen'fai neHe-
~ r,m,se of the State has been prepared ana Is puo-
shed in resolution heretofore adopted BY 1nn'
Committee. Its judcious and earnest recommendations
will we doub, not, be promptly and generally 'eSponoeu
~ the party Upon the energy and activity OF our eho'
be next FIVE months depends merely the political
of this State long series of years but as
sosmnly believe great measure the permanency Oh tue
Union ITSELF Nothing but the ascendency OF the Democratic
party in the administration Of the General WI.
save the Union The triumph of that party will be the
knsu of Northern political fanaticism 1t WIN re-
move the causes of Southern irritation, and oe'eal
the mad designs Of Southern secesslonlsts' II WIN
again put the ship of State upon the republican 'aeA
will take her out of the hand, of ncompeency ana ihe
cency and place her in hands which will restore universal
security and confidence Virginia must be true 10 her'e
rue 10 her pas, history and her own great principles
this result cannot ensue The prosperity OF the STATE 'hS
ueace and psrmanency Of the Republic depend IN e'e0'
measure upon the energy of OF nis
STrfha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
wv
DIED.

Tsp his residence IN the OF King William the 2Jh
,f July Or CiAhLhS Webb. IN he 7iih year Of his HIS
death was fsszd BY 'akns portion OF Morphine
nate mistake The deceased Kind nd snent mast re
kind the poor ri neigborhood who Will f. ,. loss of the
hand Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY, AUGUST !, lo3

THURSDAY, AUGUST 1901
TOBACCO The market has ben without much change
sace Monday -t though general prices nave not been qhite
So rood they date. But little manufacturing
has b, en- INSPECTED this week. N. NJ MARTIN d CO.
Tnr"dny llS, " T. Minrr bids At sl4 25 10 and s
r. Shearn 3ar 81 S. ami 10 So Capt. f. B. Moot a.
50 4, Ai.on al s. IS. f. C"shy nnds (wr mrnngedl
a, 81 % u aud II 50 hlrs A. w Smith, a. 81 S. IS
L. rlsp sc IS al 25 10 10 IS, Is II So 10 and
Is so 4 ;. !:dun:>. 2a sll 80 NJ II and at II 30
s. !; 'nA 5 4 D. Williams Al 50 Is I",u, p1sc'ml.
NJ SO A. l. Moore AZ 81, ~ % II - and ID % R',-
bert B.asc, So 49, 80 aud ISL K. j. Boyd, al STU
Sales If ~ nhds made by NJ. Marin s.
(iIaIn sll and H. 2hhts., W H Harris, si2 and /; 50
3nuds W Burnett. $40 IS and II - his Df; Geo.
jefferson SIS 8 9 so 8 g. 10 30 10 G2 II %; y NJ
CLINTON So IS, % 30 . - ~ /, % ana II -
hhd. L. Robefsoa slo = - ~ 50 So 80 lo25 nv" rs
10 81, IL IS md r. hnds., 9 D"k. s'2o 10 ~, Il
Is ana II 50 2 nhds Mathew Duke 50 10 and ~ oo
md s. Williams sll. hhds. Mrs Marlht E'imlni.'
s3T5 II - and 80 nhds s. J"n"s SIS 81 and -
nnds A Fl Rams. 50 so II Is and Il 81. b nh;s :
Realms Sc % / 10 10 is and IL hldS O - o"s'''
Jr 81 IS 56!. So TO- 10 Is II Stand II - 90 7"'n
j. ID wis ST. 81 80 g 50 is Is, 3al9 o. So., ~
10 81, 10 81 II g. IL IS and Is Is Ana - 'nI' ' ~
Al IS 20 III IS 10 IS 25 IA 80 80 ~ 49, II 'O l. ~
49, $50, 9 So 25, 9 so TO- 10 and y 3D.
Sales of Tnbacco made al Put lie Warehouse rs WIRES
Macon July 80 1851 Cr"pof Norwood N"rtn Cnf',na'
hnd at $50 Is So Is so 2a 49, Pat 80 II - 10
Il So H. 10 % ID is 10 IA IS 81 Crop OF w. y; as
5 IS Crop ~ W Burroughs, Marin Calolnh hind a,
sll 81. l5 II 81 Crop "i j. Med"y Halifax Va G'h
crp) nhIs al Sl 10 IS at 10 o., III III oo az
10 2j a, 9 Is, al9 So ats Crop ol j. Wiley | hHe'
at 50 50.
Sales Of Tobacco made by BrRcH JOHNSON, inspectors
NJ S,,o,ks WAREHOUSES F.. J. Thompson o AbeInatlr,
july 3st 1851 M at Sl3 81 No ht IL No al - oU,
Mos i and ) Il Is 30 and No = al III 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

j. u
Schon' rlt rc-i
Irncc The ~ iiIs object .hn
roughly ls- dcii' pursuits
ie While rn"dr" r.rln, n! ir IN circ;ud
render udIns possible aud
r,r.rau, "v~y Tic youth
and required Ia study Scriptures
lcrusi cuilcIvc Ia the
raj No youth al !Cicly
Is 'r-itci scno All cApsc,e, con.
such become Christian family and school
n Lhrrs ptcIprs desir that the hnu rho Id
composed DDtr-rs ~hn viii be- comfortably
dated SIS mouth The charge fof day scholars SO
u xp"ccd advance H,uEs
furnished by the Address Carers lille Posi- office, Va
WM. y PAGE
Persons concerned please Arm tspng
Th,m,Spu, Harrison. and @ Buckley. cunbsrard
Vim Tnmntnu V. Parish. Dr. j. Trent j. r. Wilson,
Re: l"SsrS Vaughan aud knckle, OF l.yucibGrs
S--raI
RCnEO!D ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM, VA.
s'lIIS School The first
IN" III July ;itnwn: L. Mathematics,
Muiern Languages ai the PhsI al Sciences pupils
prepared lar iigncst linus u
lrI- c by the subscriber have already acquitted
c!udLbi, those Virginia Military
Institute hare -r0"d ii,st III heir pee i've clLsscs
Mt Geo W p>niw has been engaged as assistant
CERrFIcArE THIS is ocen that Mr.. John u Pits PRINCIPAL
III oDl adcmy, graduated this
InIv Isl and that perioi
successful iJch,gng he of Teacher
academy. rhcerllly Comment the Rnn,rd
charge OF Mr PITS the public believing that
gave hs fullest satisfaction al who
FRANCIS II SMITH, Supt. V. VI. l.
v. VI. lnsltu'r. Oct. 1. ISIS.
pupl instructed bv Mr. have main
tanned College hd; his mode teaching thur"nc
THIS fact together with his admirable disc pline
Iu.ualy pupils enables US
mend lIS School most highly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY. KING AND QUEEN.
fNHE exercises 81 :hr At his Isiu vii!
mehce Oh he let september. and end
shall he assisted by my ami Ell associates
CorSctL o. the Military Institute University
OF Virginia.
The enlre expense OF Tho be- Tor triton in all the
ahn G1ins every necessary excep l,sh s55
Payable al thr e'ti o. me year y WHITE.
p %. Flee w'"d Acad' nv X Q Aug S--3fw,f
young wnu has u-rn al
Virginia hHtafy Institute, and University OF
who comes wei from both
usiion rs Tie cher. Address A. b. c., Norfolk, Va
9-clu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08

New ORLEASs AUG. 3-The Ponpero sailed at O'Clock
this Sunday morning, with eight hundred passengers
Cuba via the of Florida Three HUNDRED and flty
nave by the way of Mobile II is stated that the
Spanish Consul cent the Cincinnati.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-08
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
kIcHM"SD. AUGUST 5, 1851.

WHEAT-White SIX cts; Red S2}a cts
FLOUk.-Sacs Old h,ur at So 80 lie" u III %.
LORN.-62s ~ IS crnts-duli
CORN MEALS cents.
OATS-45 cents per 6ushel.
KYE-75 10 SO cents. a.
Roe So Sc 25; MacKerel No 3, SIS 5s No. Z, SoS 81
no. l. SyS ask. Shad-nunc in market ,
IARD--Ncw, in barrels, lOs cts; Kegs iva II.
BACON--Primc Baltimore Sides III cents Shoulders
* a s, market firm with small STOCKS.
COFFEE-Prmc crop LaGnayra w cents CO.
common \ s; good fine 81 3; ao 81 to cents.
SUGAR-New Orleans 50 cents Porto RICO "a
I cent?. :,
MOLASSES- Sweet Cuba is held at 81 % cts, New
ORLEANS firm al 80 els: rebued 81 cts.
iKOS-P;r Iron SlI to 3D. according quality; Sweec
s95 per ton English 80; Trede4ar Richmond manuactory
is; Up Country ;ar So 81, according TO quality
SrEEL-Amcfican oistered 81 10 10 ~ per ION.
IIME-Sales on Dock 81 Is wanted.
SALT-rrom store 81 Co. sales from wharf 81 80.