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STRAW GOODS.

DoKER, BROS & JONES, SO Market street philadel-
I'D phia, invite the attention of the their SPLEEN
did stock of Fancy and Staple B0NNETS and HATS of
all kinds purchased for cash Europe by of our firm
aud also assortment Of city and eastern made
Shoes. All of which they offer at very low rates.
rJ,HE BEST AND MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL
i IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY, exhibited at
the State Rar In 1850, will be by the award Of Pre-
miums below:
Awarded to r. Whitman, jr No IS Light street. Balti.
by the Maryland State Agricultural Society at their
81 Annual Fair, held in Baltimore 23d oath 25th
October, 1850.
For the best Plough n,the ploughing match $40
For the best ploughng with OK team, Especial pre-
For the best plough on exhibition, 1st premium S
For the best Railway Horse Power, Whitpan's I'm
For the best Hay Press, LIST premium as
For the best Cornsheer, LIST premium s
For the best Field Roller, 1st premium 8
For the best Corn-stalk Cutters and Grinders, LIST
For the best churns list premium 1
For the best Hay and Manure Fork LIST premium, 2
For the best Hayrakes, 1st premium !. 2
For the best Cutivator, LIST premium 4
No exhibitor Of Agricultural Implements at the above
Fair having received onehaf the of pre-
and Machines Il is conclusive evidence that ours
sdered the best and most valuable on exhibition.
motion Of the Mechanic Arts held in Baltimore in 0cto-
bsr and November 1850 the FIRST premium, IA heavy silver
Medal was awarded to Ezra Whitman jr for the largest
premium (snoher Silver MedaI for bis Wrocbt
iron Railway Horse Power which WINS n,sa ~,
at the Worlds Fair in London in May, 1851
Our stock this will be the largest evor orod g.,
this city and probably the largest in the world eons,sng
Of more than 5000 Poughs $50 Threshine Msrhinass
1000 whsst Fsn 1000 Corn Shelters 800 Straw Cutters
ana Ooh Crusbers Burr Stone Mills Cider MilIs Hsv and
COTTON pressee together with every article which farmer
e ssS J. s - p. e IL
:, .-xsfI|-'fI- 4. WHITMAN, jr, a CO., Z
AZ ths cid stend, 80 Light st, baltimore, Nd,
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS!

OF the most approved patterns and makers-A full
" supply on hand, to which am constantly adding
Good fits warranted in all cases.
Also-Silk, Merino, Wool and Cotton
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
Just received and for sale at moderate prices, by
.," .e 81 CHAS. ii. LANE,
apl5-eo3t Gentlemens Furnishing Store, Pa av.
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PATTIsON a co., NEW YoRT

n y 4,
" take leave to inform their friends and the public,
that they have taken up the Importing business their
own account For the future they will confne them
selves strictly to the Commission business for the pur-
chase of dry goods, In Glasgow, Scotland.
From their long experience In the trade they feel
hdent that they promote the interest of those engaged
In the importation of dry goods and they respectfully
lcit orders, which shall have their best attention.
The name of the firm In Glasgow Is changed TO GODFREY
PATTIsos 4 Co. ~
The New York firm being dissolved they will be pleased
70 receive orders through their agent James Paton, No
81 Pine street, New York. s. +. ~. =
GODFREY PATTIS0N Co., Cbmmis,ion Merchants
Glasgow, Scotland.
REFERENCLS:
Messrs. Dennison, Wood Co., New York.
Messrs. w. @. Pickersgill 4 Co., do.
Messrs. Merritt Ely Co., do.
Joseph Walker, esq, do.
The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples
cloth and patterns Of these goods for the United States
market, invite the attention of the trade. ,e ..s.
.s ~. GODFREY PATTIS0N a Co, Glasgow
Once, 81 Pine street. New York. mar "a
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NOTICE.
ga

BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
ON and after WEDNESDAY next, 9th Instant the sta
~ ton on Pennsylvania avenue will be vacated, and
the new on New Jersey avenue occupied
The Passenger trains will leave the latter commencing
at p m. usual, at and m. and p. m. daily
cept Sunday when but two trains run, vz at a.
and p.
In making this change the undersigned desires to call
attention to the rules Of the Company In regard to the
reception and delivery of merchandise:
LIST Shippers reminded, that in all bill with
full directions should accompany the goods.
This Is for the protection of both parties, and unless
complied with the goods cannot be received.
ID Consignees notified that all merchandise must
be removed the day upon which it is received
the Company cannot hold itself responsible for thing
left in its house during the night. .E tAT
The hours for reception and delivery of merchandise
are from q. M. till A p. m.
The undersigned takes occasion remark that these
regulations but he has been compelled to call at
ention to them from their frequent violation which has
caused much and serious Inconvenience. st.
ap7-d2w 7 L. II. PARSONS, Agent
lust RECEIVED-At PARKER'S Fancy Store under
81 National Hotel, India Rubber Goods-Lions, Dogs
Bears, Rabbits, Cats, Fish, Frogs, Dolls and Owls.
Also a few ALLIGATORS. ST.
lust RECEIvED-At PARKER's Fancy Store, the
III Iu..s.. PARKER'S
ap5-3t Fancy Store, under National Hotel.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED a handsome assortment Of
i PAPER-HANGINGs, varying in style and prices from
II cents per piece, up. .3tAL.s- tt- X.
Also beautiful assortment Of WINDOW SHADES,
some as low as 80 cents Worsted Tasses Cords Shade
Fixtures, etc. very cheap. l.. +. CLARK,
r. Norfb Ia pa nv dpor cast tIct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANOVER.

AT iEevila! Democratic party hell ~ Hanover
Court Hnn.e tuesday the 2Su "f October, (,siat hcns
Cont day Hprin ri MAJ n. \. Thompson, Col. Ed.
.ria Sngan CALLED t" the Chair, and Charles +. Nc
DJwri !,Q.;a-i,d Ia act ~ Src;rtny.
Clstan .h,ie, Ed briefly cAp,ined the objects of the
ing crut 10y Offering The following resolutions,
wiItrit I n!',p,td
Resolved rnat the Chairman of this meeting oppoinI
ihy ,: ,~.l;.s altcud Senatorial Convention (fDr
,is under th: Cun=tIIu'n) 10 nominate
n!Ie rrfcs. tie Democracy vi Hanover and Hcnflco
~. neat Vagina Lrgl-l!ture.
i"su:sci, Taat Cov, aiiun meet (Ienrico
curine) Saturday, The SIN ni November ut the hou oi
II ctucE VI Hcnrcv Court House in the city Of Ric
Inand.
Rr-ci:ed Tia. the Democracy Of Henrco be earnestly
requrs e iD act possible.
the Ch"irmI in accordance with the first resolution,
appnint,G III i".n5 Delegates to The said Convention
i) "at. TYLER Cnl John Akls.on Capt VIM Parsley,
Dr. l. ) TaIEey. Capt Wm as Richard Burnett Capt
h!lis f"it Capt Gibson, lhps Gardner, Imberlakc,
Wilson Cir"c az seii " Barker, Clas Mallory, Spot
wood " .ugi,l. Wm White j', Col I White, Lemuai
Vaughan = Go,Lr Maj y a Thompson, james d
kimoruush, VIM Winston, Henry Lowry, J Manlius
ANDERSON, DR. Nelson, Wm Winston Reuben Oliver,
capi Swift Chaes Morris, Bowling Vaughan, Nor.
III, Joseph Bpwies. SYM tIpkns and Andrew Wingfcd.
On nv,n the Cian!aa end Secretary were added 10 the
Delegation.
Ga motion the proceedings ordered be published
III Richmond Enquirer and Examiner.
The rEee.Irg then ady"urned.
EDWIN SHELTON, Chairman.
CHARLES L. HcDOwEtL, Secretary.
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HYDROGEN GAS FOX lLLUMINATlON.-Th last
,umter OF the American JoGnai Science CONTAINS an in
,restine article on sn.clby Professor B. Slman, Jr
In The recent European lDur he El1 opportunity Of see
irp tre successful application II Glads patent, by
winch ne claims production o useful light and srea
col! of platinum The hydrogen Is produced by The
,e,or,s charged with charcoal rcdGcsd small fragments
ana heated Intense d.grec TIE resultant gas ails
being conducted through Line water, which removes The car
3Inc acid consists almos, wholly oi hydrogen lhis 10
burned in with cage network OF platinum wire
eauzc surrounding ordinary Iand bantr protected ey
glass chimney. lhis simple con'rvance he states, "s
perfectly successful The il given ont from gas lamps
o this construction is extremity vivid aEd cnns,ant
The following OF he advantages claimed by The
!nreniion
al The gas produced is cheaper lhln other mode
~ artificial light coslins asserted ny NJ Giard and
sustained By Others only about 10Th the average cost OF
producing gas may be applied any existing gas works by
a Sigh, modification OF III" etoris. and without any essen
,i changc any other portion Of the apparatus g. Inc
cneapness Of this mode eni5cs it 10 be applied with great
advantage fuel for cooking and tuT numerous purposes
In The arts The nusances resulting from the presence o.
large coal worss popuuus districts are entirely avoid
ed g. Tne arrangements simple and inexpensive tnat
every establishment where il is desired 10 employ light and
heat may erect apparatus all the materials employ
Cd being everywhere accessible"
Prof 5. adds that il il understood NJ G!liard mas secured
~ patent in the United States.
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ftO''I SFIIsUIO.N, CIIdIIlIldII'
CHARLES L. HcDOwEtL, Secretary.
sENAroNIAL nlsruCr CoNyENTIoS.


AZ scting OF the Delegates appointed by the several
counties pl Amherst Nelson and buckingham held in the
" New Market the 2Slh day Of Oct, 1851,
nira' Democratic canda,e TO be voted fo eighth
day % December next under the amended c0nstitu
0n III raisI 10y The peopls) 10 represent the Senatorial
D:s,,; composed Of The above named counties in the
Legislature vi Virginia,
On motion OF MIR WIN. Hv Of Amherst, Capt. William J.
Robertson OF Nelson, called the Chair, and Dr. Jas.
EI5nm Ct Nelson, ant Mr.. VIM Fl. Perkins OF Buckng-
ham, appointed Secretaries.
Tn. object u the convention explained by the Chair
man mc'icn Of Mr. Richard s. Ellis OF Buc a!n. han
Dr.. ::':cs pJw. vi Amherst county, unanimously
minated hy Tie c"nvsniion. 1r Ellis then moved nat
c"lse "t tnr.c-Oae from each county OF The District
DC appointed 10 inform Dr. Powell Of his nominations where
upon, the Chairman appointed Col VIM. a. R:cheson OF
Amherst, Daniel A. Cneatwood of Nelson and Richard S.
Ellis OF Buckingham, to compose that committee.
On motion OF Mf. Perkins it was Resolved That copy
OF the proceedings OF the convenon signed bs the Chair.
aud Secretaries be the Richmond Enquirer the
Examiner and Lfnchburg Republican for publication The
convention then adIuursed.
wM. J. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
J. K. Etsoa, ls.;
VIM. Il. PERKINS, !
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!nreniion /:

EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE. = A letter TO
the editor o the Fredericksburg News, dated "Whiteha,
Sposyvania county, Oc,. - gives the following account
OF very singular in the wTitcts neieh5othood
'On Friday morning last suit Of clothes and gun were
found upon the Nil! Dam Of Whitehall Mining Company.
end upon examination recognized belonging 10 Mr.
James Martini a county, whom, il appears left home
the morning previous. &; promptly made by the
eghbors 10. the body w!c unsuccessful until Mon
day il uUd On hciEg removed from the water,
duck discovered in Inc grasp u tiic RICH; hand
Ills supposed that The deceased swarm IL after inc duck,
ami taken with cranp, became chilled as TO
prevent his getting shore again Ar inquest held
upon body and verdict :aere: in accordance with the
above circumstances
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/, LI1:. 90 3. - ~ tikst .sJA,
80 a NIlt\

4-f;Ea%. CHARLES 4. tC, Iii. -; Circuit C"uio
- Law tor 4 ticurnt.,,I Ma. So !.it:"I iof-t'
a! ~, u, tl. .r,ci the annette ts question
a5. al !c il@ al tlcit 'e''i d"
not y Court
~: Luz 2IC A.! uin .tI m-uug lu. 81 Hs rrh
20 make and 'iJ M
in:bi'i ht-
the hs,i" in' :ong hrge Thrico" l''"
Itirs teisons ~1''-,
arrest Char C,c III aGI 'e in ap tie j.:
rount, AMI require ali CTccGs " c't
and miiiafy and request The cu,tt GO
lr,rs procure lie ares 81 ir s4i ''5'''
lie Behr.H.'t tr !s.a;t. -,
ny hand Governor and under the ''s' fs'
The commonwealth, a; RIc:)rt. uiI. II"t Day 81
tsEAL Ter ~ ~, v.ar l,5 JUiIS u FLOYD
Ctebii l. SIX aui rather tl!u on WIN
and ,.ik he .ctt ah {" "Sr' 'ci
his r.crr, ha Oi broii c'1 ar
Il.t l.
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PROGRESS OF TIE REVOLUTION ~ NORTHERN

MEXiCO-EhE REVOLT s!U\tSfS DEFEATED.
New ORLEANS Der, 50 NY arrival 10 Gay we have
received uv from HE Rio ra9ce - the . !nst bring
rg the latest intelligence from the al IL war in Northern
Mexico. The revolution .t"grtse!ng with increased
prospect OF sntai ''nv ." troops composing
guard OF HE tc,r'uOni$, tad succeeded IN
niiny The CITY Marn"ns. Several skirmshrs
ensued which ended II! sd Eu; bI. engagement In "!ch
rcyullu.sS Connected $tire with The loss vi
considerable u. s6e OF IN: MexCans
killed. :i"uhr9 G'Ec body al A.rc"n troops, sia'
toned Rio Candr h,o :es:cd und Joined the rero
lUti"nary party.
Oc.s u save been forwarded 10 the Department al
Washington from city. 'r 'u'c lr"oGs 10 garrison the
ci.l.rsnl ports tbs SlO Gan:e.
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FaulAncI's m2jor,y in the district,

WYrHE COUNTY.
Court House. Con.ress-FIy-te .cMulen l64-no op-
position.
Assembly. Thomas j. Boyd ISL mo opposition.
t;u:StIlutun-F"rr uriiylng 2iS-FOr IrleI ting z
Plaster BIHs ituI. For subscription las No suoscnp
lion 5
" 4Hrrs Creek * tlul.ton Turnpike. For subscription
49, ~ subscription
SMITH COUNTY.
ali l"dn il w.l uncs .st"Oa that :hc Constitution
would ,i"pte, and "t c trciiohs "r Assembly ""uia
nothing the !.S put on tie irdcn their best
il r. aud u! iIa:,.d m with al ihcir skill he
p.rGocr,ts Themselves Ia the fi and ta
mr ,y.s t;.nt Tnr c-ul: GROWING vlri"ry. Mr
rnn,.s l. p..-t,,n w,i. Smyth. for Assembly
DY Col. I.rn i. GGreVe1, Democrat We have ~" III.
ul ntcas wlagcry out behind al tour L" the
i've ,t.i,.cs ilunI III. Smyth Democracy Won
der ,l;s rac.r badly -sppch 10 be entirely
wi,nawn Iru.r the ruri HG" next Gentlemen? who ncS'
THIS is TIC beginning oi IN. chi ID nocras, 10 your
p0s< march. ci.rna enemy is lurking aboat. Watch
nd be etc anil he eighth ii li.c"rnrrr IS pas,
ITvkiEriHe RcDujiicdn
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BY THE GOVERNOR of VIRGINIA.
: 1 AliDN

INFORMATION having brcn crre ~ the Executive thai C.
Crawford, alias 81 !! alias Tn iwOrIr) :sj
grand confined tc cIy
capped sad ali an Is ~ inls" te ore hereby uh
dbl
said Clifton, AMI J.i o said
i;atoic; and 10 officers o THIS C1atr
wealth. lr! a!d rrJdes ine people generally,
their best TIC tic sld Clifton. that 10
may be brought justice
Given nj Governor u.I Of
go i Common .rntli Ia. h,J.li. .in das
tSLAL her, the year I-il. IuN r. OfD.
Cuf is 'g. lnclrs ha amt Of
atpu Il back halr .Ec he
military T,rE C,t
SGI:,'i cass;Gr niIioG AMI 'n+cs, Can
20 caroline count! VI! !ns ant :r,~!ns !"'er.
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.t.~; i.i.E.le !..bt -.

The N.nc;rStrr and P.tn'c itf'dd COMPANY mas &C
s,,.. hai; yenv c,itrd 81 six per The revenue
he Company r .i.e .nGn. October st lool was
So $50 o. being s. G25 s. :: than .a OF the preceding
YEN .nd the largest received oy the road Out oi s
.nnuity Q: S. 900 The oa'r hni Two dviiends OF SIX
;-r I: - elch am nnng u sic $50 have been met Inc
second vi these d.itcnds viii payable tie is day OF
Noy.mbec The dyi:end OF II cent. per arnum, the
T.. stsr, anticipates, vii! be regularly Kept up.
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NOTICE..

SgAviNG very recently had my atr"'i"n cue w.i4.
4 in The s!.Ii'he o' -.
which had escsp., my notice. hereby noi r tal
,hr nyrnror AMI ratense OF the Cuh Brace F"" .. tee "
hat Messrs John law az! krid'' . IL
fo ,alre :.rey ed regular deed OF hr % NJ
:hree Counties III ilenrco. Hanover ana rus .t "' o.
r,rnr,eI according law AL -t ~! %;
their righa wi he prosecuted icc"!d"2 a. nm ind h'o'-
,mh'r :lready uub Wished hnd ahite wouis - X iA.i
Az AMI, ana diIcu h. o: III. siuG lhrr.h! ""iy 49,, % -
and The ,alic generally that any ini;-c" ~ he is
u,t.nce IA. Cuff Bracs P"GEh SiH D- t" ,y- -1
o the Ia Wi l.. enforced 10 10 rS'rn' H. IN .,-
nor have l. in ANY lnsrim. wr'igg. ever ,ni
~ i,aI, aov neh ptcnr. and his 'llss.'i v
have to be led the Courts of the law -o WITT
Sept. 2-e3n Ps'e"iee OF "e ~" "
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Eor The Enouirer.

For nc Enquirer
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF ORANGE AND GREEN.
The rev Constitution is no doubt adopted by an over
whemina ipy and il will become your duty the 9Th
day of December next elect Delegate represent you
in the Legislature THIS will oc important! session.
The taes experienced of the State will be called TO-
uehcr to deliberate ard put the Government in operation
under tie rev order Of things Win view TO be well rep
resented ii this Important Legislature, let the Democrats Of
each cuy al the'r November Court lake counsel TO-
t.ILcr ana roun9te suita bic candidate.
MANY VOTERS of Orange and Greene.
the Examiner ar! Fredericksburg Recorder will please
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E.SGLIoI AND classical SCHOOL,
NEAR LOltLTfU. ESSEN COUNTY,. VA.


Ennis tho
IL Acad instruction with the comforts and discipline
home
Educ together French, iaIaa and Gen
are taught The Mr. l. Williams NJ the iii!
Virginia TIE location healthy. rcired
Number pupils limited.
month"; payable in advance. for Tu
Hoard Lodging Washing, Mennc ShU ThIr
and \" extra char.c.
The pupils permitted 70 Zeal redit All i'eir funds
be deposited with the sibsrIIDef,
Circulars Containing fuller n the School. will be
those whu rGucS Apply Rev. JOHN =. Mcguire.
\.
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HaRRisBuRo, Der 50 ?. Nj Tie M,yu- City Council.
and ~ ntI:.eA day Bal
;:nie. The Penn yt.uca A2!!ru'sra FAIR Tweu-
y nI u-ani people on lie ground o. the stock and
utensils ama arpulieuarcU * the ia,n considerable 20
ton Is rom Baltimore nnd gust this eyeuns
drove The people rom The gfOtnl.
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ps,EysCat..
k,nr Tie enquirer.
p.11y TO THE DEMOCRACY.
r., a1r Summers cum County.

uas.e, all We bold Democrats, fly 70 me f5stud
ynnr foe is advancing with banner nhluneo
u .o, ,hc loud ci4,ter at Nh:ggery fright you;
LIZ Soak ont for pour rights and proclaim 10 me noro
x,..;,;o,s democracy. led on by johnson,
~ I,,d To do battle anu fight for the Cause
1aa ~ thsir hearts with the memory of Jackson
EQUAL rights, equal taxes, not least equal laws
e..u tho cbamoion of whicsery, Kanawhas Golah
Bianeh your cheeks ere the battle Is fairy oesu"
M, swear bv the tomb Of Demucracy's sire
That you'll fight and fight on, till the victory "on'
n, ,o,,s ve brave women from mountain and o"ano
Come up to the polls, ON December The e'gn'h,
And lei your foes know shO@a know
That you live and You'll die IN ue ams WsoMAN
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RUNAWAY.

>rt:f6 mag named cob escaped from -: 90 'e ~ s,u
= about feet. D Inches tish anu v
.,I,n near 81 wears ot. and weighing about ioo i n
,r whites Of his eyes Inclined I" be tis re" "nem ~ "a
1ucs When he escaped NJ had @h'srfs n"
IN, l.uch OF h- Jaw Ills dress con,-ed"i "i'e h' ~
coat anil pan,auons Of The same lie Is "ci.n ,S"I
,osI lie was carried from FeuiuIeT coEny 20 <
DIR Robinson pueia.ei ~ me me -h p'.' ,, r
Robinson. hem likely: u"' ''
owned by gentleman III Warrcuion ONE III '4
f.y.rl wi! be rye, Tor sad d-i'rc" 10 "i 3;
MAJ can &c. h'f' anu "' PRESTON WO@Inl-
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BEATEN BY ONE,-A chap who had his hand blown
of BY Fourth OF Jul! explosion, applied the Tennessee
be made Doc keeper. lie tells the story Of his
ta,Ie in the following style:
Why, sir there were ton' one-armea men besides myself
OF them with their lIis I'll cu>c up 70 the shoulder
besides quantity of legged fellows. slmnpng about
After awhile chap put only arm and leg
H. beat all by one When that pu: for home.
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ONE HCXDnED A,p sir'r! DOLLARS

.,,.,,.,r -, r.,.,t,n. r ,rl;:nI county IN HoFemDS,
as; negro man a.ie WALLACE shA u. 80, canr. n.
7ea rs o! arc tat. slim arl Of :!rS r'' ssmro.r. wn
.I sr.I ;.r-. c., ,a. legged i "" , ~ w IS
as.rn. OF sharp. sroarm IL vas -" ~. jr.in.
" ,,r,, ,1c-a has lcit the state {" aA''
wa viii be pail sS Gs.s a. u. SAFE Az
IS" i secured IN any ~ ~ Joseph hILEN
In .
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The New fHcS Esfa!j ANNOUNCES and re-announces that
Mrs. Bennett has VOLUNTARY mission 20 Sps,n 10
procure release ul t! lnpti-unsd Ei5users and Sir
Bennett announces that :e m large deposit ot money
in Paris, 10 De used Tor M purpose q" uinr the hinges
Spanish de- potlsn y, \utu". how aniI Jle thou srt
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JOHN VI. LATHAM,

3SRiCTICES in the several Cnu.a The ,rsrr,., ~, " l.
Any pertinent 10 fu--z.a:, s5r, ,5, -si
I'd his Will meet with promo, Alritrn lie .isrs -'-
.hesSrs. SELpgS. tlrHRRs x 10
Gen JSD. VI .icIaLtA.
JAMES j. .I.LLgE, Esq,
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MARRIED.

MARRIED. Liberty Mills. The morning the 2h Oo,
Elder VIM. P. Parish Mr. WM MAYO Albenarle Ion. ~
10 Mas DoRNDA A., daughter Of VIM Z. Rou Oftnee wa
MARRIED, the 23d insAn'. by III. Kew DR. Howell M op
e. BRAY TO Miss ELlZABEr I'll ROBINSON, all Of hi,
1:1- Portsmouth Pilot please py.
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DIED.

Dlso. Friday, ii; 3l';. MIS- RmsECcA r.IL0R :,
Is. Taylor aged 6: years. mon anI Il lav-s wa
enIs ant acnan;ancss 81 the family requested IN a.s -
uaera this evening AZ O'CLOCK: !foEi Residence of her E H
SecJn. street. "-'"-4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-04
MY SISTERS GRAVE!
FOR the Enquirer

Meath the so! we have made her nome
Where the pale winter in lis sweetness may ooo"'
And sunbeams from heaven their iosHe may sIea'
h,d Iinoer and sport Ger that home Of The dead.
a,,o;r Natures sweet music OF sone-hrds IS mace
-, ,y.rble 10 heay ven their wild sercnade,
And The nigh, winds soft murmur as It pauses IN Peae'
SENS breathing there too LONE anthem OF rest
,1Js holv sweet spot, that last resting place,
In which We have laid Ecr-our iovelIsst ano yes
Ard we halow and bless, and love the cn.a e,oo'
which Yields her a home-a passway TO 6od
!, m anil. nc we tl,nk-thnt there, undisturoed,
She .Ie-os from the world-its evils unshareo-
M sorrow 10 sadden-ro gloom to oercas'
The spirits sweet dream, IN It's heoSe"-!ou"u '''''
A,d bright is The hope, when years nave foi'ea oh'
hod 10 the cold portals "tiie mandate mas come s.,
A note OF rejoicing forever shall Tise- ,,o,n
And inc lovely sweet see per- sha!l wake TO the sSee
FIryanna County, Va.