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COMnEKullL .;E,vYu
RICHMOND MARK Lr> 80.

TOBAGtO.-lhn market on Monday s, ~
than il was al The date II our IA :; r.pur, ~.
10 this lIIu", made any aiius!Jn TO the '.''-
which has seriously operated in many Ir,,,s--.
against the planning 81 the c!up In sam .t.
plants that were set out have pefsi.d To- s,.,
10 render them scarce, Where sho:t time glryl
80 a1uniau, 10 ALLOW Of Heir being ,,f ','''
Should lnc present dry weather CunrlIg,. ~, ''. Or
DAYS longer III: crop VIII be materially ,,.,.... "'r,
esiimatu which would nave b.cn mat, ,r '
month; an! oar belief i that II tins tan, =. .'-
ed hy the long spell o: IL: weather, w.l Nr gas
maxim. tie crop shorter dian II wo.tt b,,. '''s
been seusralbl- Tor plrntlrg since the mri. zen
are warranted III the expression ri tn.> % f,on ~
nave received and cuns crsal!OLs hrf wi.l. .rgap
Qualntanccs rom different paris o. iar country.
y. NJ MARTIN
Sales of g hE.ds. %! Tobacco have oeca mas :
MARTIN & CO. sincn Friday last, rs tuluw. N
Archer, ) h!!Gs., nt So OK : 80 and g p. Hune,.
s. 25; L. &. Wilson. > Iinds. II 81 90 ant y;
nnds u, s. IS ana Is 50, W. Il lfoy. ; n3l.
and ii T. 50; j. AInIn. md ~ Sl3 IS 10 c. P i
+: Cocy | md. 10 dino a; SIS; D. Coiuy. hAi
SIS; &. A-nnlc, hrt. - J. II Grant Al 81 ~.
> huLs - ]. II. Grant n SIS IS and | GOO. liz.
". VaIea!in". Hh,!> ! at s. 81, : n 9 -, "a. +.
II 50 ! at Is - ana At Ii 25 MIS-. II. i. Aston.
: Is; l.. W NdtSirs, | hint. ut $40 Jaco3 Ui.,.
- ~. !! 81 aud II -1t:; Mrs. y. bnl!0c1 > ha..
at, ! 81; i. Giee:, > hHts. IL ST IS and q; la,.
mid. a. s. -; r. \. f. Aston, nha. !! $ =; !
chal, hna al s. IS; and hnd. al -.
FLoUR.-rhs last sales Q: RichE: 7ia'siI.
ScDl,. :n~ -.
WHEAT .-Sa!es ut 81 10 les cents--pr.ce ayn..
CORN.-6?}@ 10 65 cent, per busht
CORN NEAL-7O cents.
OATS---i5 cents per busae
RYE-,a to 50 cents.
FISH ierrings, New No. Cut ST s, ! Cd. c
Roe 81 Il 81 !5; Mr.Actr! No. ), s. IS a 50: ~.
50 50; 10 /, $40 - Il SO Is. S!ad--n,ar in ma
LARD-Ne~, il barrels, l0E cts; kess H. !: a /.
BACON Baltimore Sides 81 cents; Sn,u.!er
dull.
COFFEE-Primc new crop Lagrayva o. :ll
Rio 8. to@A cents.
SuGAR-New Orleans 81 4 ! cents porto I
cents.
MOLAS$ES. --Swce; CHDa j. he'll! Il, - >,
small stock New Orleans, firm At 81 Gus; ft-b,..
lRON-pig Iron 81 Ia 81, ,rcycI!ng IL ,4aUi
S95 per ton English So; TrcicG"g, .t!ca"oat MI.
IS; III Country Bar So ., according 10 quality.
r.E.L-.itnrrcan ol!stcrcd :! % - ~ per :"
LIME-Sa!cs on Dock 81 rs; nom sore II 4.
SlLr-i'rom store )! 80: sales !rO,H wua:.
81 IS.
PARTNERSHIPS at 81 p for Mercer; ycIIow
CANDLES--Spcrm Candies i3llic; ra!!ow igl
Patent Is I; Adauantine IS per 10, Jacn-Jus pa
SOAP-RichmOnd and Ncw YORK ) at'c.
OILS-SJcr!n, winter 10 II 49, g summer 10
wl..lr. crtG So; refined ~ 0j; .!ns.cl oJl-ja,
- ais per barrel.
RICHMOND LIVE: STOCK MAEkEr-Jr
Beet Caii.c-Scalc weight 81 So 10 - -.
HouS-Ne:t ST 81.
Shcep-Sct, s. 81 - s. 81, ~ n quality, aut i
$ ample. JACOB -
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PUBLIC MEETING; IN SOUTHAMPTON.


large and respectable portion Of Tie people n SoGtanp
ton county, assembled Berlin the Eth inst for the nr
pose o. taxing into consideration the a:e action ol the VIZ
gina reform Convention in relation 10 the basis o repre-
scna;iun.
On motion, Dr. Thomas j. pretov was called 10 the chair
and NJ J. Davis appointed secretary
The object Of the meeting having been explained by the
chairman, committee of FIVE gentlemen consisting At An.
seem b. uIqnhatt Dr. Robert c. Griffin Richard II Branch
Arthur A. Drcwry and Dr. Samic g. kuilu, appointed
to drat resolutions expressive OF The Of c meeting.
The committee after retiring awhile reported the following
which we're unanimously adopted
l. hSSoNta lhIt II Is paramount and Inprcgnn5Ic
principle Oh all well regulated governments that TAXATION ana
representation should together principle rendered
naily sacred 10y the blood which shed by fathers in
the revolutionary struggle, that established il.
T. RESOLVED, That The Waite or suffrage basis as il is
termed involves an entire surrender o This cardinal pIinci-
pie and Violates The plain n"a! and ndspu'aol9 rcqulsi-
tioh OF justice ana OF all propTnty that those who pay the
taxes nave the night 10 ts5ur-c the money.
s. Resolved That representation should be based on one
moie,y =" 'aSa'n and one Of popniaon-or some plan
which would all lfd an equivalent result
I. Resolved That outlte the scollci Coyaur,misn
scheHe phPaoie msno'Ge lately fastened The Con-
situtionl Convention o! Virginia as surcnderng prirci.
pie We oa most dear, in pat, inmsdia;ev ana w:oIly
). Re. ,Is.. Tia: ..yg r, :a: in ay guarantee. mat
may y :'es 'oF az @i=cuo:i ii II" :gi",Je poT-
'ion OIL our property; achenS firmly 10 the conviction a,
me only elclent protection for found in
system oi representation based taxation and population
coo!neu or "a' termed in other words mixed basis
o. Resolved That while love Virpina for the sake Of
the memories mat cluster around her name and ardent
y desired that the Integrity the Comm ,nuelrh nigh
never be Impaired we veil conceive OF i safe ut thing
iTaash WIN ia greater evil ~ the portion IT, than
lis peiCeiu uNlspa That such state u Things would cx
Isl IN the domination OF The Yves; over tie pro fiarv
rests OF Inc las While The latter sh9r! 0i the
al means oil resistance would left pDe,ess ~ resist az
gressl"n. however cr!evous be borne
4 RESOLVED, lnai the thanks t,is mer,1r he rendered
10 our "eesales IN IN" Convention Tor the able and satsac
tory manner In which they endcayorcd to carry the
wishes OF the people Of this district
s. RESOLVED, That copy Of hcs. procee,n=s De frana
men 10 our de-@ates with the request that they be laid
before the Convention.
hesosed, iat Inc said delegates hereby requested
and, far IS authoritative enoined never 70
surrender the principle Tor when they been conendns
that representation should oased taxation and
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C1rre>nondruce of thu New York EXprCss.

HAsuISGTuS, JrSE lS-Ihc Indian Commissioners IN
Oregon concluded treaties with the California Indians,
by which they code the United States country $50 miles
in cngtn and 20 miles in breadth. The lands coded
among the most vaube in willamette Valley.
The Navy department has issued special instructions 10 the
East India Squadron, procure and send home, plants
ana seeds particularly the Sugar Cane and Tea Plants,
a!rd TO elm and SOIL and useful for domestic pur
pO>.-, Tor Distribution throughout the country.
lent. Charles c. Hunter has been dismissed from The
nayr, owing Il The non-setemcnt Of old accounts
wie acting pnrscr.
The for the erection Of eight magnificent
sna, Tor Mrssrs Corcran x Riggs has been awarded to
M.a>rs Downing & Rutherford OF this city.
The seat in Of the filth story .! the National Hotel
being enlarged fell this morning One OF the worHncn
was drcadu!iy injured, ana his recovery Is doubtful.
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I6kIEs@z1sssz1l
nov rpHC; MIST THE SOUTH ST BMll

HOW LONG MUST THE SOUTH 81 BMiI
.boljiiorisn j. daily growing s.ronser ana 'o'.e:i ',
shny inu u d ,-ii!.,n push OH thcf'ac"'-
Gar, n.v 81. III South ;.i,t! L','f"tc ana '''l's
=, war ih Itself Various pi o. -sianct 10 ah'
Ii,jonisn have been proposed 10 her people, Out no o -
them has met with sufficient appreciation 10 eve lch
assurance of being successfully carried I'M" operation
~: mog,., has been found sufficiently powerful 10 unite
ne wafer ard oil Of Whigacry and Democracy Inc SCUM
i FMS, bing showed 10 brink u pTccl; 'r" Which,
If she fall she is iricrevahy nndnnc i Htr TO 'P y"
snail Ye continue supnry Ia fol! oar hands, ana saw,
with the Mahomeian what - TO h" Viii be "hi''eF
has rome the spirit which lighted he torch Of r:hclon rain
or ,hun submit 10 three penny tax on tea l. the blood
rh, onre animated Washington, Henry, Marion, Sumter,
nnd other tens thousands 10 bare their breasts IN riish
nails and baynnes and expose their nrck 10 the -n"be hal
TOR I'll extinct Washington, casrng his neck said, he
cn,!d no, believe il had been made for gAbet Can
believe when look wives and daughters that they
were made for the sport of the brutal Ehiop! hone moi"
there one mad enough Id believe that Ambition
ism will die hv being lei alone Any simple still 10
look 10 the Federal Government for aid after having looked
in vain for thirty years and getting stones, when asked
far bread all the time There many Sou IL
an citizens who unwilling join in action in oppo
silon Northern injury and wrong heretofore committed
these are not prepared 10 submit Ia any and every
thing which The North may choose To ntlict, think we
may properly ask of them 10 ont and say what future
aggression they will promise resist And IN order that we
may know their iimatm have This proposition 10 MAKE
Let the Wings am! Dcnpcrais each el'ct members eqnai IN
number their representation in tie nCd States Senate
and House of Representatives Let Them meet together at
the place and nc but not in the building nor rs
nIenlNeTsoi Tue sillc ooiy out rs separate
Let Them be chosen with the special de:slnding, that
their action and deberatirn be confined soc. ana en-
clusrey determining rhat future aggression ;e South
nil no. submit 10. Let the Wing Convention first, ard
let the Democratic adopt reject their PLATFORM So de-
fined.
This will unite the South and give 10 our Northern good
and friends of whom have thuGsan!-) raiyirg
point which do battle with the iiend nf discard These
are disheartened and disaycd in consequence Of the
unexpected and submission of the Sndh. We have
clustered and backed often that they will again
take in behalf. until appoint place vi rem
devious, and pledge ourselves to meet them there.
SOErHROE
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RICHMOND EN0UIRER .
1NrEREsTlNG FROM CALIFORNIA.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1851.

INTERESTING FROM CALIFORNIA.
An important bill in relation to slaves taken into Caior
MIA and who have escaped from their owners mas passeo he
Hopse Of REPRESENTATIVES OF that Stale. 1t certainly
expected 10 pass the also. The bill was introduced
by Robert s. Saunders formerly of Mobile and now mem
ba If the House in California lis object understand
:, n allow persons who had slaves in the country pev
ous 10 its erection State to take them away or enjoy
their services limited period The Sacramento Times
thinks the bill introduced something OF the kind is in JUS
ce due 10 of slaves in the State Besides It's
manifest Justice it will show Southern that California
has no disposition them unfairly measure OF the
kind will also settle the disputes which likely 70 arse
regard this species of property for there are inoeeu
temarks the Tmes questions the right TO take away
from the of slaves their property when In terrific
ry before the formation of State government
The bill is entitled "a Bill respecting persons escaping
from the service of their masters II is says the MoDe
Register Fugitive Slave Law for California Inc hrst
section provides that when any person held 10 service any
State or territory shall escape into California upon COM
pain to Judge justice, the latter shall issue warrant
for his arrest and try the complaint, and, upon satisfactory
proof grant certificate for his removal by the person emil
tied to his service
The second extends the law 10 persons bound 70
service brought State her admission into the
Union.
The third section imposes fine OF $1,000 upon any per-
son obsructng the execution of the law and the fourth I'M
noses fine of $1,000 officers negectng TO execute H.
This bill was introduced into the House on the loth Of
April and though it with considerable opposition was
passed wtout amendment. 1t thought 1t would pass
the Senate
The adoption of such bill as this is just what's due from
all the non avehoding States their conederaes and II
is pleasing te see that California the instance OF an Ala
bamian is disposed such evident justice and in
,ernaunal comfy 1t augurs that there is better feeling
there towards domestic institution than our enemies nave
tried to produce should be surprised TO see the
Gold State ere long establishing it for herself
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.I,INDIANA 4.


ri, ,r,c, between the nightingale and Barnum was
nuif, ny mutual and with good feeling on DOM
d 1nnv agreeing 10 pay S5 600 TO obtain her Tree
AID ,andcn fight The Philadelphia Argus states some
,s facts coming from Barnum himself The profits &C
,no II Barnum from the ninety -four given under
his direction and incuin. $4,000 paid him By MISS
ind in consideration Of the termination OF her engagement
f, bu, little shor, of 000 Miss Lind at the same time
, realized about $3.50 000 and the total income of the con-
carts oiycn does not lack $4,000 of Million These are
,ros fourcsover 900 for each concert-but they VII
enable any one whatever allowance may be made TO arrive
=, the conclusion that Barnum has not lost money BY the
ndrrlakjnu TO show how little things contribute 10 tile
-cat whole we may mention that the sale of programmes
has ordinarily paid the rent Of the house.
Jenny LIND SWlNDLED.-rhe Phiadep hil papers
rorr signal commentary ON Miss Lind's attempt
oc her ovn concerts 1t that for of time TO
have new tickets prepared for her first concert she used
sci belonging Mr. Burnum. by three o'clock in the alter
nnnn sixteen hundred tickets had been disposed of suii
.n number fill the hall completely but not unGomorta
IIv The sale then stopped ltappears, however tha
the same set tickets had been used at former concert IN
New York and specultor there had had large number lei
on his hands Asccainng that the same kind OF tickets
were to be used there telegraph message soon brought Inc
old tickets that city, where they were sold at large prices
many of them bringing FIVE dollars BY this il is be-
ev,d that about hundred persons gained admission SO
that the hall crowded EXCESS vi course, Mile LIND
was thus swnded OF about six hundred dollars suppos
ina the tickets sold a, par price Of three dollars while the
pernetraos Of this dsgruccu fraud pocketed perhaps, eight
hundred or a thousand dollars Mr. Barnums usefulness
her in respect least must be evident In the light OF
this fact.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE OUTRAGE on
BEAVER ISLAND.

ErrrALo JrNE li--Atrr the murder Of Thomas Bennett
'hc NpnJn- next ursG"! Samuel Bennett who To his
wc returned 10 The house and Received shot Just ht
passed the Threshold .! the huuG!h1 wound mortal
~" friend" Their TUX The dead body o Thomas hy
the t.Ir, aud ic" ii ii boat, and compelled the wuunGe
20 follow and Sill DOWN bv il.
I:.ry ti!cm dove The distracted woman iH;O the boat
and proceeded Ia The har5Gr, distance Of five mile. whcr,
tHus had Iur% O MuriuJn., w.D brought ia verdict aha
Bennett 10 his death while resisting The law
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LATEST NEWS By THE
Photographed -. the Rlcbmond

yo sales ., rr,,~ .,so ,..r -. ".A-E:9'aG. '
TIMES unchanged ''!' y
No iidiE"5 OF the steamer, which is now t,o
FlRE.-A destruc, sc fire occurre: in ma.
nf the city to-day, which destroyed four ,.,', w.
The loss, however, Is supposed 10 BE- coy,,,, ..''!
,a,.;c.s ,.,,, porI '.''" y L
place last week by M ir.rnts .! the Il .. b.
Ehil:oat, s'.!ic!rn, aid was oiicre,, by ,,'. '1.
ISIS Ia In>nfe The success ii TIE rnrcrp!i>r
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INDIAN Suicides

NAsHISGT0H, Ju.E - We learn from Florida that the
tr Indians who delivered up Captain Casey, ty
Sam Jones. short rime since charged with being the
dcics uf Daniel Hubbard, hung themselves in Jail
Trmpa Bay. They had previously failed in attempt To
set: l,l on fire.
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ACCIDENT TO cor, GARRETT We orc very n

ACCIDENT TO COL. CAREETT. We arc very nmicl,
concerned learning hat while Col. Girnet Chief
Engineer OF the Virgin and Tennessee Railroad WAS
engaged on Saturday last in company with the
President in making personal inspection OF portion
the work aopnt Two miles from he received
Blow upon the head from fragment Of rock thrown BY
blast The rock weighed about TWO pounds, bu; foru
nltlv lis direction "biqna and the blow gIancing.
The injury will probably Keep Col Garnet confrd several
day but Is not such "a 10 awaken serious apprehension
He Il The residence Of Mr.. Seth Ililsev.
LNlchbMrr I-ireiniln
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Jr%G IN

CurTo: The miih.i L. srfv heavy al tic decide.
terday and the tendency II SUI i""nw"ri
FLruR.-DUr market :Jr Weston aai .oiatH q
vrIr heavy ana ,.ail. III, sics OF III. NORMA. &
! $40 Jui- II 50 81 - ;Dr cpiln;un to 300! Iyl
lniIIna, ; 81 Z 81 ior COMMON Ia straight STATE
= ! IL tnr pure Grnr-ac. Southern i, shIda ieA
s,i,:- OF $50 rhS. AT $! ~.
GHaIS." heat is du!l AMI unchanacL. Rye {.
49, Con- j. less freely .ii,rci ana The nar>at b.
iirmer. The sales al" II 900 shrs al DC i,r rnHr
rrn. aud SO. 10: rouGd yellow. UIS are bette, -.
a, ilaiGc.
rRovrstoss --S;naI! sales ii LARD werr utao d,
NnIsKEY Is scarce au ii m Wit. sirs .. ~ D
~ 29-.
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Its gratifying to observe that in Mississippi, the
even of Dsunons; has become unpopular that none but
the most daring nyow it, The hand bill announcing that Sc
major Jefferson Davis would speak in Columbus headed
III, Trpin u
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THE TRIAL OF THE MICHIGAN RAILROAD con.

DETHoir, JrSE l3.lhr Daily Advertiser aays The ev.
dcncr Railroad Conspiracy trial becomes more and
positive ana clra7 against Fitch Fey Bennett and the
nde. ~ tte giga!cs and there be no escape
for them. Proof is made of the criminal acts and of the
agency IF the prisoners as hiring and paying for ,hei.
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jacob Thompson has been nominated by the Democratic
Convention as the candidate for Congress from the Pono-
toe Miss, district.
The Wing Convention have nominated D. B. Majors OF
Tippah county.
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ILLNESS OF THE HON. 4, H. STEPHESS-Ths
p1n Intelligence reached ln city Yesterday the Hon
II. STEPHENS lrs critically Ill II Chronic Dilrraa.
hi. residence ia Cav ic.-t augusta Consiioau
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s.s'- No mail last evening from beyond Baltimore

The New York papers that Capt Wilson: The COM
mandc of the steamship Empire City, has brought into the
city Of New York sl2 100000 in god within the past four
teen months.
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produce e=all equally Just ADD satisfactory 10 those whose
interests they represent.
10 Resolved TINT the Secretary Of this meeting procure
the tton of these proceedings in the Richmond news
paa.iS THOMAS J. PRE- LOW, CHaii|!An
NJ J. DAVIS Secretary.
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-, a., xcre,.e n, the resent time. Neither of them cS
presses any sympathy with :" mad schemes OF the SCUM
c,, Src,ssoni.,s or with disunon either by separate
s,,,,,,i.. Q, hY a Sou,h.rn rontcdefncy.
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ACCIDENTTO SENATOR D AWSON.-We regret very
much 10 learn that the Hon. VIM c. Dawson-had the
misfortune get of his legs broken JUST above the
ke day or two siacc at his plantation. His horse
ched TO rail fence, being resve crked down rail which
struck Col. Dawson on the leg and broke it.
augusta GA Conslitutiorolist
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We learn from gentleman who was in attendance upon
the Circuit Court for Madison county which commenced
its session the 18th inst that the trial OF Clarke for the
murder Of Thomas Carpenter was postponed in consequence
of ndspusilion of OF s Counsel and that the suit
OF Zachariah Shirley in that Court depending the Chan
Gerry side aganst the administrators OF Thomas Shirley
decd and Oihers-and which by Of the novelty Of
the questions arising and The magnitude OF the interest in
voIved has elected considerable anxety-was argued
length by Thomas ~ WEIGH Esq for the plaintiff and Angus
t. Bakey Esq., for the Ceendan and that the Court takes
The plpes-poetponing decsonto hear further argument
during lis vacation from Samuel Chiffon Esq of Fauquier
who was also engaged by The Plaintiff and William Green
Esq, u Culpeper behalf Of the deendants5oih whom
were unuvuidaby detained in Richmond.-t Valley Demo
craft
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MAR kIED.
MARRIED TUe$,v the 2y, May. by he Rev. H. Roberts
the Z Church Dr II C. HARRIS of Wcon. (urnleriy
Pwhatan Va Miss SALllE e. daughter of Lewis Cal
vert. Esq at rit" cnunty. Missouri
Gil: paper. please copy
DIED.
DIED tho 10th her residence Montgomery
IA, IL ri her Mrs SARAH lane
By. !iuaEcr al C Mathew am: Mrs Mdgdaier Harvey.
Bot; rouHy. Va. md Nathaniel Deadly Esq
The icp!ury 'h client dy vii! long he
i-hct ;tien: Ricmu p whom. during
years, r by unusual
the qualities Of head and tie heart
ira! Sin" nIs .cii .rr"c the -ciarabr affection
!ruil; a husband amt i"c chti.sen.
- The remain. the lanen'cl deceased reached Richmond by
the Philadelphia SIria? afternoon. and attended by
iiclI ui their distressing place the Shocknr
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..ALMOE.--i KIT, NJ. Stinyu
= - l:5 X, Id. s-ccI
barre, aus!h I bttcls Roe IlcTu:s
Receiving aa! Tor sale w.
Luuc Il HiNDLEY. NORrELI. J. JONES
iyEUSTEn.S DICTIOYIIsy

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a srsa: lnprossne" 1' oD 10 al I0
sss PR. ,it Wo., "r genera, patron On,
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n ces "aT :on > 10 $40 according the style Of binding
- =. ss.s proGossl VIII be ryse:s, nis POI: un,,l
e t-"c IT. on - ='h Of Ju.r. u,usiiu. one aua!!,,.
yard 81 'as C'o:' sample . be seen aipea:.ou!o
L1n2 -5-.L-n.h Capt comd's Punlir Guard
OIL adi. s;.-n$ zoos o[ Ci04
instant '"ieon''aur c!"'sd no' the is IuIy rea;
se:"ai Author. Office June -5,ah
oTlCEA r:aoz rTIr claim against The estate o! Xii.
g ',rS' t'ea;e n'ie! TO Present t,"tr duly a"hen-
N.y %j--323t Admir-. "r Elisha Foxes dec d.
iRoLiAA 4 E.tAtosia Rice, selected Charleston
UE5zS CITY ;l11s:si77 s;z5 Queen ci; Ii771 ;o7
s,oI Ii::.Ws hire liz balance Of the W. r.
4 -%1 e. i lJnne i > b n c. b. HILL
rsE crb~rs vi, 1ems, n rner present. store No loa Main
see 70. oo- week moe a-oe moving arze reat Dc.
coa= Small tes.rs surpt reasonable
We can be aaSi s at II: :o. sA co. ao
PIEss: l:att L Co, until ls' September.
J"nS X, C. & B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-17
NIX. TURNER'S

FDUNI! ND EASI IA TTAD EN- IN ~ - ~
!; I'LL tu:- place IN IT ESDAf Evrnns, JA"c -
- CHANGE CONCERT ROOMS. ...s.s.
The ptD, wi. he o. cl,ic" aud o'tasl@. b- A..
=. H. wgulG wet- boy AGAIN. '.rr.=t 20 iatE
t:.e.n" The -! Arm rha!r" ''Alas' ~. -.
= -: .,u3crs9a ~: joe" be. Belt" "Gr..e o. Nl
Cards 81 admission 80 cents: 10 be had al tie l.r
Stores ard I! ,es and al The Hall on EsrGas Of IN"
70 Doo.s open halt past ococS-C'ass''
eight, ''"
IT En. .rticnllts 81. mn ,rnintlrs