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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

ga DECMEE
Green and Dark Rio, Old ava Coffee.
7 0 B A G G O.
Dark CavendiSb, AnderSon's hest cut
Light Cavendish, M'Broems Virginia plug
Macaboy Snuff, Scotch Snuff,
IL u l. A s. Sc $
New Orleans Molasses Porto Rico Molasses
school, Books.
Histories of the United Pasker's Philosophy,
States of America, Juvenile Philosophy,
Webster dictionaries Reed and Bans CHM
SanderSSpelling books istry,
Parkers Rhetorical Davies Surveying,
Readers, Davies Algebra,
McGutey's Readers, Davies Arithmelics,
Fulton and EaStman's COlburnS Mental Ar
Book keeping, ithmetics,
School Dialogues, Day Books,
Fowlers works Phre- Ledgers,
hology, Journals,
Fowlers Phrenol ogi- Pass Books,
cal BuSts, Fancy Primers, and n
Theory and Practice lot OF miscellaneous
of Teaching, works.
CANDLES.
Sperm Candles, Tallow Candies.
Star Candles
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

ID EAIA MING in the Post Office at Plymouth
Ia. on the SON of June, 1851.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

All the Patent Medicines worthy of public
confidence, among Which are
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09

One copy of the FLAG OF OUR UNION, and o
copy of the DRAwING ROOM COMPANION, ap
year for $4,000
Through these two journals eminate fromun
same establishment, still not one line viii an
pear in one that has been published the
other. th1s afording to those personin who
take both papers and immense variety.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09
Sale of MOrtgaged Lands.

Plymouth July ist 1851. No "a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
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CITY COUNCIL.

AT an adjourned meeting, held Friday, 9Th inst Pre-.
sent-G. A. Myers, President; c.. Dmmock, S. Gull
len, r. o. Haskins, N. B. Hill, ]. M. Sheppard, ir.
c. Robinson, w. C. Allen, ID ]. Saunders and c
S. Mills.
The memorial ola number of merchants and others.
epresentng that citizens OF other States are making
sales oil merchandise in this city by the exhibition Of
samples, without paying any tax therefor and that it
would be conducive the interest of the city and the
community generally to require them to pay the same
lax paid by citizens keeping stocks OF the goods-hav
ing been presented,
On motion of Mr.. Haskins, it was referred to the
Finance Committee
An ordinance concerning wooden and dapidated
buildings, unslacked lime and burning kilns, and to
prevent danger and alarm from steam engines, fire
arms, fireworks horses large, and other things was
taken up, and having been read the usual number of
umes and amended it was passed
An ordinance to provide for extinguishing FIRES was
then taken up, amended and passed.
And the Council adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
Correspondence of the Savannah News.
EXCITEMENT IN JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE. Ella

JACKSONVILLE Fla Aug. IS.
Inc Whole community hele is in the greatest excite
sides ever since the arrived. The huras and
congratulations OF the sympathising citizens combine
with the voice of the spiristirTng drum, to spur on
the afdor OF the assembling volunteers ard the "moun-
ting IN hot haste" and huryng and fro OF conspcu-
Gus hhbustes, tells plainly hat their sous are in arms
and eagre for the fray"
There are already concentrated here, and in the i'm
mediate vicinity, between three and four hundred me-
In torty.eigh hours there will be here altogether five
hundred men. These. when organized as they will be
alter leaving the jurisdiction of the United States will
constitute the Florida regiment, and will be command
ed is understood, by Col Henry Titus, who pore a
Distinguished part in the Cards mas expedition. The
Lieutenant Col onel will. probably, be Col OHara
who commando the Kentucky regiment in the sam me
expedition, and who badly wounded in the battle
OF Cardenas am moi informed who The other officers
are 10 be- The regiment is composed of the best ma.
rels it they ever meet the foe. They will embark in
couple OF days,
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CQIIIOTn1H SOtTeSpOnuEnCp ETDreSS
Rrs1yrss Rrvx,ne-Tpp v,cu,ncp Co,, ,,,rr,,,
DoSi'A'' he 'i'ihANoS NllilEh-
4odIlcS, ADJUSTMENTS, &C.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Both, 1851.
emerens from the dcutes Which b' have un
them since the fires of the al and 4th oM.y Sod -
June II becomes annor.nt moro and mora swsr,, ~
ir almost every street we see evidences Of in be
magnificent warehouses stores hanks and nnhl,o
places Of which are ben nrs.s aIa Pqo,c
hsnnv to saw If with everu ,,tentnn ;d ~ "n an
apanst hr recurrence of smother dc. strou, ooay
-, c.. ~ - h.; vi ~ oao =. 4,
have bssn inf IN a. oraas eHnens ~ M ana
an ia tb ia orc fine j.; Por.sr,o ~ Nv a
1sben Gnished will comnsra VIII @ q, , "iiIn,
nd in Tho Ststes r. ;s hn;lt ot Sua y ;, u e
n,arsJ ,h;,s and hos tha anay =" Si LAM 1e.
marble The front Of the bnitdnn IS - fac, and entS
I37 taet r. !. said that Edwin Eorrs I'll ~
tha ho.rds ,ho +ira, ,inht 0AA''' VII "ppe'i on
Consderahle efnr,s ore hei,o ,,.da - h,,o a..
water hromgbt into the oi,v in n;nas + ;tI .ao
800 40 .h o ,a e 10y ~ pipes II posslpe, anu
v adop,ed Rnsiness does no, snpea w pnr
inch ahorob limos do ooi to Icy" .ely
thew did hv the saii;ng Of the last WE
Stoclr Of Goods on haJ F IN w NV we: a
;nt -. it th noIa S. a tn u az hios SUM-
of tho n,e,ehants ct tba So ; ILL, Iiany
Of the fire. at ,hs nIaca and ais 'srh ou
VA .AJ ,, e p,'o, anu o lileIGnan's at son
,u ~ iao ooai' uposis lal an lle eooos 10 our
y ssorn,;o ~ p snse quaaes Vi eve
ben On oarstnE ond " .J e auo '!7 lesu' laS
80 ~ orieto'N, Gnu n'.oio e"'eoeS oi sooos are
uany piaasa III Auc'oh hoohS ana soid al ruinous
pft Sn, y, o ,a'e n sd'Ppe IT,. , ho,o c..
Ou Cy Any III iacl lne whole olate mas peen 10
pe, , Will oi of me last SIX weeks ewing
10 me manner ~ winch CRIME was committed and the
cars nd tha uJgas m rho be,ch ro f oli
GERS apo ne Judges Oh 'e Oehch were suffered TO es-
''P Rsverv vsssel which arrival bors t., s;d,;ah
dad hy deleoatnn Of ths V;ninca 10 Dai
oeu ny oeesatoa VI ue V!siahce ConHllttee, every
Who ars kno,~ o he covn, rar wv a1 anu t9se
m are yerv ndIv sent hsc os sv ~ ns Nay
wi.hnnt ihe nrviieae of avan Isa; 'N0y c"'le
me yvhola press thronobon, thas c,o.o xo :
mons in tba;r snnno, Of ~ a,o a.''o are ana
most unpreceden,ed WV S0A'''''''eo' !" "'ins d.
'''E IA ~" Pev Fiene M;,os ~, r.;..., l,,...
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
ZINC STONE PAINT.

A quarry Of Fire Proof Stone Paint has been dis
covered in tie upper end OF this county. It is iornd
in the form of very hard and solid stratihed rock
and BY analysis is four 10 consist largely of ZINC in
combination with Alpmiua, Oxide of Iron, &C.
This Ziuc rGcA being finely ground, mixed with lin.
seed oil and spread on any surface, .orms (by the re-
union OF its rock partices hard and iifn rock co
veflne, or coat mail, impervous water and proof
against re. We understand that has been consider
ably used in the neighborhood, and elsewhere as fire
proof covering for roofs-to stop leakage and decay in
old roofs &c &c, ard is thought superior 10 any thing
OF me kid hitherto known.
I'm; is now being largely used, especially in our ci-
ties Instead OF lead and is believed be superior tc
ead apaint. This, fact, very naturally prompts te
favorable consideration of this ZINC rock for The pul-
poses 10 which it is applied.
The proprietor OF this rock, Mr. d Houston, is we
understand, preparing it to extent as an article
foreign commerce He has caused it to be- used in Eng
land, ana with such success as 10 lead to important
order tor the article for English use.
We believe the favor with which this new article is
regarded in Europe has induced the proprietor of it, to
take the nlaory steps to patent its in Great Britain
Ler. Gazette -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
PRESIDENT FILLMORE

The President, with Mr. Stuart, and others arrived
A. Lex'ugton on Thursday evening last en- route 10
washington. He had been auxiously expected on the
gay preceding, and would certainly nave been with IS
al mat Tune, but Tor mportunae. though hsppii '
not serious attsck OF illness at the White Sulphur on
the before the dey appointed for his party to leave
tnat plaee. a very large number of our citizens from
Inc country mad assembled to greet him on Wedoes-
dsy, but were deprlyes OF the pleasure by his may
peced detention at the White Sulphur Tbonoh taLsn
unaware BY his coming al late hour on Thursdsv az
ternoon, the people OF the town. without distincon If
party turned out almost naSse 10 lake Hin, h he
hand and show that respect for one who has ann,od
himself so well worthy OF his exalted station Afar
some time spent in inroductions n the paycr NJ he
Hote the President walked to the Military Institute
where he received with salute Of twenly.uue
guns. Here some OF our fair ladies' fastened to do
him honor, and were greeted with the genilemanlv
courtesy By which Mr.. Fillmore is distinguished -
Night coming on hurried his departure, and he drove
on, amid The hearty cheers Of the efowd. We were
informed that news had reached him of the Illness
some mrmeers Of his family, and this together wi h
the I eDsn intelligence was urging him on rapidly 10
the seat o. government. IT, as some of the most uc-
scfopq"Os OF DIS political opponents assert this was
eiecho1eeflne tour, ia object e as concea ed with
consummafe art. We have never seen less nyere,-
SION less Of The aim to catch popular agor In sny one
with whom We have taet IJnon are rni,t a.
eaat all will agree, that Mr.. President FlnloTa an
Mr.. Secretary Stuart are two Of the faesi Iook;no
men 70 the counny. -Lerisgf0a GGz. Sept 4
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LOOK AT 1T.

The objection made By the Locofoco presses to the
Donaldson letters is very odd one, and something
immateilal They do not seek to defend The letters,
but they cry out Justify that the committee had no
ieiay authorized, Ii the letters had been saith facto-
ny, we apprehend the Democracy would have ,saiued
re question OF authority but should be pleased
kno" m what manner the contents OF letter are be
alleetea by the TACT hat the recipient officially
entitled 20 commence the correspondence which elle
= IT, How IS Mr. Chase's affection for Gen. Houston
diminished because he records it IN an unofficial letter.
How IS hr. Browne opinion OF the potency o. money
in Rhode Island, Mr. slles opinion OF the ragged
condition OF tion morals in Massachusetts, aft, el
by tie consideration that there was an irreGuarity
al Commteel We pause for a reply Republic.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08
THE WING VIGILANCE COMMITTEE vii
meet this MONDAY evening at o'clock, Our House
THE MERCANTILE CONVENTION.

The citizens of Petersburg and Fredericks-
burg have already taken action Oil the subject of
the Merca Convention. Full delegations will be
present from both places. Norfolkacted Saturday
evening; but the proceedings of her citizens have
not yet come to hand VIM. NJ. Burwell, ESQ.,
OF Bedford was present by invitation, and dev-
cred an address on the occasion.
project is on foot in this city to give the
members of the Convention public dinner; those
disposed to aid the undertaking will find subscrip-
ton papers at the counting rooms of Messrs.
Hubbard, Gardner & Carlton and MIR. D. H. Lon
don. We learn from the Enquirer that the din.
ner will be served i'll the large room of Stewards
tobacco-factory, and that the committee of ar
ranganents hope to obtain the use of the Hall of
the House of Delegates for the deliberations of
the Convention.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

The New York Commercial says that the traces
of the late pressure in the Money Market, are fast
disappearing in that city. The banks are discoun-
ting to the extent Of their receipts and the dis
count brokers in the street are doing less than al
any time within month. In Boston also, las
week, sensible improvement in the Money Mar.
ket was apparent. There had been more activi
ty, and general improvement in the prices of the
Stock Market. The general condition of the
country continues sound, and the prospect is evil
IDENTIFY Frightening.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

LIBERTY OF THE THE Press IN FRANCE The
occupation OF, an editor during the present Re-
publican days Of France requires no small degree
OF courage, as appears by the following significant
item from late Paris paper:
"The Prison of the Conciergere contains at
present two editors of the Presse, three of the
EUenenaent, one of the Peup1e and two of the
Massdger de PAssemJzee One of the editors of
the Steele will Join them soon"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

A GREAT CURIosTY.-We saw yesterday one Of the
greatest Gu lostes ever exhibited 10 tins cy Ii was
y from Jet black parents, and while about or ehai Of
as body as black as the skin OF his parents the
other hall white and lair the skin of any white
re son. On the white portion there are numerous
mail black spots, and the black portion several
White spots Take him all in all he is about as odd
Cooking specimen Of humanity as we have ever seen
lie oelongsio MIR. Joseph r, Oliver. We Understand
he viii be exhibited through the county, Louisville
Courier.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

"a good story is told ola Yankee who went for the
first time 10 bowling alley, and kept firing away at
the pins, to the imminent peril ofthe boy, Who SO far
was actively at work endeavoring to avoid the balls
OF the player, which latted On all sides of the pins
without touching them. AT length the fellow, seeing
me pfedlcament the boy was in, yelled out, he lei
don't l1aaL 10 get hltp"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

The BRITISH FLAG PUBLICLY BURNED IN THE STREETS
AT MoNrREAL.-A correspondent of the American
Celt, Writing from Montreal, states that on the recep-
lion OF the that the Queen OF England has signed
the bill of pains and penalties against her Catholic
subjects, the unon.jack was publicly burned on the
public square OF that city. The Cells correspondent
further states that in order to keep the matter as pri-
vste as possible, instructions given the telegraph
offices not 10 report the occurrence; and that in con-
sequence of these Instructions the only paper in Mon
treal that referred to the burning of the flag was the
Gazette.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

NEws Due FROM CUBA.-The New York CORE
pendent OF the Philadelphia Inquirer, auding before.
hand to the news expected by the Empire City, says
1ts pretty well understood that if the reports of the
defeats which the Spanish troops reported to have
experienced are confirmed, that immense sums OF
money will be contributed here for striking the final
blow, and making Cuba free in the quickest time pos
sble''
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

The TOURNAMENT came off at Shannondae Springs
Va, on Tuesday Hon. Henry Bedipger presided, and
eghts Rights rode Tor the honors OF ancient chval.
ry. MIR. David Humphrey fist victor, and chose as
queen OF love and beauty, Miss. Kate Sappington, OF
Charlestown vrgnia. The next sue cessfu candidate,
were Mr.. w. II. T. Lewis, who presented Miss Jose
pin ne Nelson Of Frederick, Md, as FIRST maid ofhonor
Mr.. Thos. D. Mores who presented Miss J. Cleveland
of Missouri, as 2nd do; and Mr.. w. Fl. II. Briscoe
who presented Miss Jane Washington, OF Jefferson
County, Va, as Bird do.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

JEFFERSON VA SILVER MNE.-The Virginia Free
Press says thai the silver from the mine discovered
on the Lard OF MeSsrs. McShery on the eastern side
OF The Shenandoah river, has been ested by compe-
lent persons and found 10 contain about "a cents worth
OF Pure silver to the pound avoirdupois The owners
OF the mine intend 10 commence operations very short.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE PAMPERO.
The New York Tribune learns on the authority of
passenger by the steamer Alabama, which arrived
there last Wednesday morning from Savannah, that
the Pampero was lying at Sutherland Bluff, at the
mouth of Sapelo River, about 20 miles from Daren.-
She had discharged portion OF her former crew and
was fitted up for the purpose of taking another party
of Fbustiers to the support OF Lopez.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

ohes pursuits and haddfeds arc new al otk building
up our city in a substantial style. The very general
adoption Of iron frames, doors, and shutters on hre
proot houses has produced great activity among the
blacksmiihs, whose torges seem busly at work all
over the city, from morning until night Herald, Au-
gust /.
SHIPPING IN THE HARBoR OF SAN FRANcIsCo.-
There is now lying in the port OF Sau Francisco &C.
eordng to a statement furnished by the Har6or Master
&c Simpson,) the following number OF vessels
Ships. lie Briggs. los
Banks. .......... .145 Schooners.. SO
0lofeshlps. 40
-, lotai. .......4bo
Herald, Aug l.
POLITICAL MATTERS.
The general election to take place in California
on the 7h Sept State, county and municipal officers
were to be chosen and the papers were busy employ
ed at the departure of the steamer in discussing ther
merits of the several candidates. The following are
the nominations oil the two parties Of State olticers-
Office. Dem JVhfe.
Governor. John Blgler P Reading
1t Governor. Samuel Pardy, d Baldwin
Jus. Sup, Court. Sol Heydenteldt, It Robinson
State treasurer. Richald Roman, M Burt
State Compt.. S Pierce, Alex q Abel
Atty General. IS G Hastings, Wan Fair
Surv'y General. VIM M Eddy, Walter Heron
Congress. Jos w McCorkle, G. Kewen
.Edw c Marshall, B F Moore.
The amount ofdues received at the custom house,
San Francisco, for the quarter ending June 3d. was
For the month Of April. ............. .$2l6,S56 80
70 90 May. ....."....... 2Ol $50 II
Do do June. ............... 203046 SO
Total 1886 1893 0
Cargoes on Foreign vessels. .........S4 65, SOL 81
DO American do. .............. l6O,72l 25
$626,2s3 O6
Value OF foreign merchandise bonded for the quarter
ending June 30th, l45l
Amount bonded. Observation-Disclosures. $909,494 90
Amount Withdrawn tor consump-
For eXportatlon. .349,24l
- Ss53,059 90
Excess warehoused over amount with
drawn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S ABS 60
American and foreign emgrants arrived at San Fran
cisco in May and June, 1851, by sea:
May. June Total
Males. ....................19 1928 1928 1855.
Females ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 227 322 $40
Under II years. ITO POI 3l1
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MI RRE ED.

On the 1st of September, at Chrsts Church. uhe
Rev DR.. Stones) Brooklyn, N. Y by the Rev. N.
A: Ckeson, JAS. D. BRUCE EVANS to FRAN
CES TOLER, both OF Virginia
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

The Havana "Faro Observation-Disclosures, by authori-
ty the following document, giving an account of the
forces of Lopez, which was found amongst the papers
| taken:
| General in Chfef-Narciso Lopez.
Secondan Command and Chief of the Stuff J ohm
Praeay.
Officers Of The Ste9-Captan Emn,rich Radrich,
Corps Of AJutaats-Col Eugen Blummenhal,
Capt Ludwig Schezinger, Lieut. Ludwig Muller, Sur
Henry A Tournlque, Commssary G. A. Cook 0"'
StGf Of The Regimen of Intantry-Col r. L.
Dowman, Lieut.. Col. W.. Scott Haynes, Adj. Geo.
A. GRAHAM, Commssiary Joseph Bell, Adj OF the re-
Company A-Cap. Robert ElIisi, lieut. E. II. McDo-
nad, sno-lleut j. L. Lahuzan, do r Il. BreIenbriGge.
company B-Cap': John johnson, first lieut. James
Dunn, secoad lieut. j. S. VIII iams third lieut. James
o. Reilly
Company C-Capt. J. c. Brigham, first lieut.. Rich
ard lHowder, second lieut. e. A. Gray; third Lieut. J..
Companp D-Capt. Philip N Golday, first lieut.. Da.
Vld L. Rousseau, second lieut.. John H. Landngham,
i third lieut. James II. Howain.
Company E--Capi. Henry Jackson; first lieut.. Will
liam Hubb second do. T. A. Simpson; third do. Jas
| Crangle,
Campany F-Capt. VIM, Stewart; first lieut.. James
e. Owens; second do. John &. Bush; third do. Thos'
Hudnall.
Regiment Of Artillery.-Oficers OF the staf:-Chof
william 5. Crenden: Adiutant r. L. Stanford; sec
COmpany A,-Capl j. A. Kelley; first lieut.. F. c l..
James; second do. James A. Stevens third do. j. o.
Bryce
Company B.-Capt. James Sanders; first lieutenant
Phillip s. Van Vechten; second do. Breweily E. Hun
ter; third do. VIM H. Craft.
Company C:-Capt. Victor Kerr; first lieut.. James
Brandt; second do. H. T. Vienne
Argument Of Cubaa Patriots Company A.-Cap-
tain lldetonso Obcrto; first lieut. Diego Hernandez;
secoad do Miguel Lopez; third do. Joce A. Pianos;
fourth do. Pedro Lopez
=, Regiment of Hungarians.-MajorG George Bonita;
Capt Ladislans Paank; leuts. Joseph Csermely, Jo-
han Peterl' Adalbert Kerskes, Conrad Eichler.
German Regianent-Capt Hugo Schlicht Lieut.
Paul Michael BRO; Cansbias Capt Pieto Muller, 1t.
Giovanni Placosio.
The entire number of the followers of Lopez is Civ
en- follows
Sxcompanies OF Infantry, (ncluding officers. .2l9
Three companies of Artillery. la
One company OF Cuban Patriots. ........... 40
One company OF Enngarians. Observation-Disclosures.
Total Observation-Disclosures. 400
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EM AY.-36l bales prime Hay, 10 arrive in few
Il n days, for sale by
sc S-3t MARK DOWNEY
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

NM AS presented at my store, on Friday last, I'M
Wv der suspicious circumstances, by small girl in
payment for an article purchased, Bank Note,
whchhas been detained, the Of which can obtain
the same by pa ying for this advertisement.
K. NJ. ZIM MI RMAN,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

BEACON HAMS.-A lot of small size Bacon
-AD Hams, in store and for sale by
Sc 8 WILLIAMS & BRO,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

EDEPPER AND GINGER.-40l bags Suma-
Re- ira Pepper and Race Ginger, receiving and in
store, for sale by WILLIAMS & BRO
Sc 8
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

TUBA MOLASsES.-l5 hhds sweet Cuba Mo-
" lasses, receiving and for sale by
Sc s WILLIAMS & BRO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

ID EFlNED SUGAR.-50 packages Loyeriugs
Ia Loaf, Pulverized and Crushed Sugars, receiving
and for sale by
Sc 8 WILLIAMS & BRO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

California Correspondence of the Express.
BUSINESS REvIv1NG-THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
PoLITIcs, ADJUSTMENTS, &c.
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BOSTON EXCURSION.

GO G
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OF
FERENi
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a. NGLES.-A cargo OF IL inch bunch Shin
~ giles, daily expected.
Sc 6 JNO WOMBI7E g. CO.
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FURTiiisR CALIFORNIA NEWS,
BY THE STEAMER PRoMErHEus.
THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.

The Alta California publishes the following proca.
nation of Gov. McDougal
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Vallejo, July 2lst, 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-08

q SSA PRIME SMTTHFIELD HAMS.
III sEV just received and for sale by
Sc 6 JNO WOMBLE & CO.
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lN NJ CALFSKlN SEWED BOO

GNLD DOMINION NAIiS.-Dealers and Others
" will find our Old Dominion brand Of Nails Of
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