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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04
WING MEETINC IA gCrJp,co,

A mnseting Of Portion OF the Wings Of hsrco,
ne Ill.,, ae .h TsR Eoafl Hou,e Sept Isl. ls:
naa ~; Mehea m0yed that Capt Wi'lism Burton
take the Chair, and VIM Christian be appointed Ssers
tary s|'sT
Major McRea moved that the Wings OF Henr;co
county be appointed attend the Cor Or -
veation 10 be held in the city OF Richmond ON th ~
| OF September next, which was adopted " ''1' AVA
WIN Christian moved that the CT air anpoint On della
ga.es 10 attend the ataunton Convention on lhe 2sb
INST winch was adopted, and The Chairman onn NM a
The following gentlemen: "f'o'h'eo
r Major sherwin McRea, DR. R N Hail. D, pe,s,ss,a
~ reR No,oGurne Sutton. DR. Gernett John Bots.
worm, fomund Steane, DR. Nj Burton. w C Tomnis;n.
neter llnsley Fendall Griffin, Geo NJ Thoma, ohn
~, lays " " baldwin, G A Mayo, VIM JENNINGS.
lhos Burton, DR. McGruder 5''
IN motion, tine Chairman and Secretary were added
which was adopted: 9'o"'
Resolved, That the Who's of the countv If II
noia meeting on the ls Monday in October next. at
thelr Court House. TO nominate suitable person to re
present them IN the next General Assembly.
OF Vigilance be appointed for each Comnanv D;a,;,
Richmond. "i Ooi'''i''tee OF
s he Snasnan fPpposd the following gentlemen
DR. Duyal, DR. McGruder, Thos O Rnr,on RRaTSpnofn'
tiss. A'. pu'toh' d fren-
ID Go compsnyIWm Jennings Jas Hill, A t HuIce
Sar e Lee, Henry Reeve, Jas Vanderyenter
90 Company-Garland Hanes, N + Sutton Fend,,,
P rl,n' Agefnon stors, Albert Morris James G
4'n n CSompany-Eustace Robinson, Adolpbus Ind.
G Ga 6, P1,,eken, Thomas Gordon A Huchison
,, 3th Gompany-Ellah Baker. William Cullinesworb
Miles . Eggeston, Hecker, James Tyrees James
9th : C1fmIPaapy1William Christian Benz G White
lan .1 II lalaierro, William Colgin, ] Alice, C
ro I'm 6Companyy-.George M Savage, RoyalM Crouch
'o nm carter. w Allen Robt Carter, Dr.. Gsrnett
Farrs GoRRpha . Cox, DR. Cox, VIM Gay Jno
M su 1oWPa4y-senl Pollard, Robt Simms, DR.
Meus e Jennings, A Huchson.
,i f was made and adopted that The proceed.
| OF the city. 0U III '"e wing papers
on motion, the meeting then adjourned.
WV c,,n,.,,. VIM. BURTON, Chairman.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

n ICO2sGE pASFA--42 cases 'PlqnaiiIIao
81 BRAID lick Lcorce, primo article, for sale gu
Accommodating terms by
au 20 CFAS T. WORKMAN g. CO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04
WIN. CHRISTIAN, Sec'y. 0''"'''"'n

JENNY LlND.-We sea it stated in one of our ex.
cuange papers that Mademoiselle Lind remains IN
AAmenca with the view OF giving a second series Of
Der, and purposes visiting New Orleans rin"net
going 10 Canada "' '"e ""eneS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

EtIGaR AND 1UM3LGIG BAsERVs.-
e. Large assortment, of travelling NqoIk clothes,
pate, tunlble and cigar Baskets, various pactcs for
sale by T. H. ZIMnERMAN
au lS ISL Main ST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

upC9TLE5j v7ANTEDs--I wish to purchase
"a large Quanlity OF BOTTLES. Persons having
large lois viii seBd my Porter car TO- them
an JOHN CIEEDINING.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

4 NUNHY CU0lBs, Horfe Card5, snd Horse
" Brushes, in gseat variety, for sale by
c. J. SINTON & C O.,
au Fl II Mainstres4.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

EtIGAR AM, TUM8hEG BAsHnrs.-
- Large assortment, of travelling work clothes,
ate unlbet and cigar Baskets various palicics for
sale BY 4. II. ZIMDERMaN
au l8 ISL Main st.
4QO1fLEF3 V7ANTEDs--I wish TO purchase
"a - large Qusnlity Of BOTTLES. Pefsons having
large lois, viii seBd my Porter car for them
au JOHN CLEEDINING.
4 ECC2sCE pASEz1--42 cases 'Plqnatilla'
60 bfand ick licoree, primo article, for sale gu
'' ao g '' cFAs 7. WORKMAN g. co.
4 NUNfsX CU0a8s, Horee Card5, and Il o1se
' G. j. sINTo4 SEQ,
au II II Mainst-ee'.
a. I0EFIfR r - ANO.pACAING YARN
AZ 10 receiving ""@ j % IN Y GORDON s. SON.
ASOTTON EATS, i'll whole and half pound pa.
au is L. II. sKINKER.
Java COFTEE.--5o bags prime Java Coffee,
.. su 'sf'''s and '0 JOHN 5i5i y GORDON q SON.
yESEAs.-6 half chests superior Gunpovder Tea,
au Il f''''''S anu u JOIN n. GORDON & SON.
ERRICK.-A smalllot handsome paving Brick at
au2l WEBB. BACON co.
KyoR HIRE the balance of the year, an able
II bodied young man. who is good driver. Apply
to
au 10 RICHARD HILL, JK.
ALSO. for rent stable and carriage house on
Grace street, near Seventh street. Apply to
au l3 r. HILL JR
FoR SALE J. w. RANDOLPH-Ralph
D. Rutherford, nautical romance, by Sir Admiral
Fisher, sq,hor Of Petral, &c-25c
No 81 Byrne's Dictionary Of Mechanics-25c
The Fate. tale OF stir ing times, by G James
paper-5Oc
August 0. BIackwood
The Odd Feows Text Book: An calculation of
q ut EaIoyycbiD op,br datoI ofI
the system in alls branches, with forms, ceremonies,
odes, &c DC, by Pascal Donaldson, D D, Grand Mas
ter OF the w Grand Lodge of Northern New York
with illustrations; limo, muslin-$1 Is
Prize Essays on the temporal Advantages of the
Sabbath considered in relation to the working classes
l2mo, muslin-50c /
narrative OF the closing scenes OF the life of the late
VIM Gordon, M D, l. S, by Newman Hall, 3 A,
l2mo, muslin-5Oc |
De Quincy Wrtings,-Life and Manners from the |
autobiography of English opium eater by Thomas
De Quincy; l2mo, uslin-75c
Cabinet of Modern Art, in collection of twenty five
subjects from modern masters engraved in the highest
style OF mezzotint illustrated by appropriate articles in
prose and verse; second series, l2mo, muslin gilt
Friendship Offering for 1852, finely illustrated. Tur-
key morocco, gilt 81 so
The Snow Flake for 1852, finely illustrated, Turkey,
gifts SO
The illustrated do Christian do-6c
Fishers House. keepers and Comic do--6c
Poultry Breeders Text Book-l2c
Manual OF Roman Antiquities, with numerous il
Illustrations, by Charles Anthem, 12no, Site
MeEnoir of the Rev Edward Bichersteth late Rector
of Watten Hers, by the Rev T X Birks, NJ A, with
an Introduction by S H Tying, d D svo, muslin, 2
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HOME JUVENILE TALES.
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Rich and Poor-25c
Truth and Hope-25
Merry and Wise--25
Girls True Joy--25c
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tures--s0c
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

@sgF7 ,r SrHiMG MiLLiEERt.-N C. BAR
49, LIN 10Y, am street, invites The attention
W Merchants and Mlluers to large ssoFent Of
spring styles silk Bonneis, Dress Cara Trimmed
Strawa, French Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons Prices
'n'"''"'e' NH s.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04
Leave 1,vkcHauRs daily except Sunday, at 81 A M.

Passengers for Saunton, by this route, leave Rich
mond Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at III
arrive In Scotsvle next day. at H. and In stanton
Passengers for Cumberland C. II. and Farmvil!s,
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland Y. H.
ct next M and Farmve by + M.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages must go the risk OF the owners, or we will
A0 ie -" A'T BOYD 1S1 EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
TNTINTY PIANO FORTES.-Wth the view OF
enarginq our business, have in addition TO the
instruments made by A. Stodar Il Co. and j. b. Dun
ham, New York, secured the sale OF those made by j.
Chjckerng Boston, which will enable III future TO
keep on hard still larger assortment than we have
ever had We have at present for SALE at our two esab-
lishments Mash & Woodhouse, RICHMOND, and p. +.
Nash Co., Petersburg upwards OF Fifty Piano Fortes
of various kinds, embracing nearly every style and
price that can be desired from the lowest TO the highest
manufactured, by the most celebr aed makers IN ms
counry and purchasing as we DO Tor two sores' IN suc
large quantities. for cssh, mot commission as some
suppose) enabled 10 otter great Inducements to
purchasers full great we are assured, as can be
met with at aay other establishment, North or South
To those who not disposed TO make special trips
for the purpose, promise our best Judgment in select
ing for them both style and quality, binding our
selves to give satisfaction, and will charge them Just
NASH & WOODHOUSE, Richmond.
jylS E. P. NASH & c., Petersburg.
EHAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE
4. have on hand about twenty sets OF handsome
painted Chamber Furniture, which am selling at the
j.
Furniture Dealer,
iv19 No SO Main st.
WWTIRE DISH COVERS.-Iu sets, tor sale
wv bv Il NJ ZIMMER MAN,
je7 Isl Main street.
NODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR SEP
w TENDER. -Graham's Magazine, do; Sartan'
Union Magazine do. s
No 379 Living Age ..,.,
aul9 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
u IVERPOOL SALT.-l20O sacks afoat and
H. for sale by .
aul8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
NMATCHES. --25 groces superior Matches iece-
I'VE wing and ior sale by -
aus John n. GORDON & SON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

6S lEOETIEREMD AND.pACKENt2 YARN
s9 receiving and Tor sale by
an 70 LOHN N GORDON & sOM.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

AAFA COFFEL.-jo bags primo Java Coffee
~ receiving and for sale by
augl JOHN n. GORDON e. SON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

aNOTTON EATS, i'll whole and half pound pa.
" pers, for saa LY
au Is L. II. SKINNER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

IA o. hEOEA SESe--30 bois pine New Or
l VI . leans Woias5es in store and Tor sat Gy
au 10 WILLIAMS A BROTHER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

yESEAS.-6 half chests superior Gunpo wder Tea,
u receiving and for sale by
au21 JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

TT iyERFOOL SALTs-Go0 sacks Worthngiou
E1 q Marshall brands, expected hourly, lor sale by
an - lOHi. IL q "A INOk II Z,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

WNOE SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A little be-
n yond the Corporation line, is large wooden dwell
ling House. with sufficient ground attached ell in good
condition, which would sell upon reasonable terms
or exchange for small farm, not more than twenty
miles from Richmond and lying upon some very pub
lie road Apply to TOLEG & COOK,
au25 Agents and Collectors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

EEEtEIE ElhGUYRA COFEEE.-lO0 bags
~ Harding per steamer, Tor sseh by
au l9 John 4. CIhI4ORNE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

E'OR SALE J. w. RANDOLPH-RalpE
- Rutherford nautical romance, by Sir Admira
Fisher, author Of Petral, &c-25c
No 81 Byrnes Dictionary of Mechancs-25c
The Fate. tale of stirring times, by G James
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-04

KNOR hire the balance of the year, an able
n bodied young man, who is igood driver Apply
to
all l3 RICHARD HILL, JR.
ALSO. for rent a stable and carriage house on
Grace street, near Seventh street. Apply to
au lo r. HILL, JR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
WELL. DONE.

The Governor of Pennsylvania has recently made requ
son upon the Governor of Maryland for the person OF mr.
j. s. Mitchell of the latter State, with view 10 MS ai
IA alleged for violating law of the former State Gov
Lowe has declined 10 give Mr. Mitchell up and has address
sed an able response Gov Johnston, for SO doing II
which he is sustained by written opinion, furnished BY At
forney General Brent The circumstances Of the case o.
she refusal of the Governor of Maryland TO grant the requ
sition of the Governor Of Pennsylvania, are these:
appears that Mr.. s. Mitchell respectable citizen o.
Cecil county, in Maryland. had negro woman, who ran
away about FIVE years ago. and took refuge in
that during her absence she gave birth to male child which,
by the laws of Pennsylvania held to be Free whist the
laws Of Maryland recognized slave for life The wo-
man and child through the agents of Mr. NJ in Pennsylva
mia were captured and delivered TO him at his home in Cecil
county-Mr NJ in fact never having been within the Inn
Its Of the State Of Pennsylvania in conne1ion with the at
fair The agents of Mr. Mitchell price and Aberts who
brought the woman child back have recently been tried
at Philadelphia and found guilty of kidnapping.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH

| 1obACCO-iac sales Oh Monday were ma, !,
than they were last week The decline in Tugs and
Ieai Is greater man In fair 10 fine quality The break
not as large as tncy were last week. and the qna.,y
very POOR lew good hcgshends sold s2 Ia so y
Sales OF lew hossheads Of old tobacco on Sa,ns. 'l
SD 81 10 Sli % We thought showed an i,n,roy"e !;
prices OF the early part Of the week ''"eA' IN
\. VI. MARTIN & ca
FLOUR Riohnond-aa!ss in s,osc AZ 81 80 sco.,|-,,
| 81 81 a dull. '''s''aa
| WHEAT-Hei 55 cts white 100
| CORN-Sales al 65 cents.
| CORN MEAL--75 10 80 cents.
OATS-45 Il cents.
RTE-75 10 50 cents
FISH-Herrings. No. l Cur Sc SO; Gross "a * $50,
MacScre, No. ;, So 6s No. s. so; 40. 9so 81
$ 50aS9. ~ '"a;
in better demand.
LARD--New, in barrels, ga cents; kegs Q i, n
BACON New Baltimore Sides cts; SHOULDER, - 49,
COFFEE-Pime new crop La-uayla Eeti ~ IL. 'es
old crop IL u. c: Rio Il Il Ii J: cents ''
sCGAR-New crop New Orleans 81 a 4. cents. p,.
Rico o. a ~ ccrts.
MoLAsS ES-n.ew crop New Orleans, in ba eI.. 500,
cis; Cuba ~: 25' 2ia cents. Last sales a, a.c.
2G1 cis ''s
SplRl:sCognac Erarly 81 Is 3 81 Rochelle q g.
so .n!erea proc; S3c t PROOF 5Qa55 Apple scarc@ =: -
Rchnioni kecti:icd Whisky 26.c; " T.. nun % ~
KlCE--New crop 81 cents. Small demand
PLAStEE-MaTEet entirely baic and large .e,n,7l, -
s. Is so
GUANO-Peruyian S50 Pa,asonan $40 DC, 20,
Wanted at - Il - Cts per h.
TEASs~!mperal ;5a5c per h.. ;unpowde. IS a ITO o.,
Young Hyso!r ~$oa7jc; Black ?5 n 10 g
NAILS a 81 c:s
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET-MAnca q
i3eef c4 %,. :: a, weight 81 ( to s. %
shecpNe;: ST - 50 80 as qu,lt, AMI tho supov
is ample. JACOB SHOOK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
FLOOD IN THE AppoMATTox.

We learn that the Appomaox Rivers higher than II mas
been known since 1895 Al Petersburg the water IS up 70
Market house, and reach the bridge Leading 10 INC
mond RaroadDepot lat Pocahontas boats
necessary That bridge yesterday morning was
in great danger of being carried away The rvef mas
aw.d Tho dams nrd canals connected with the nanuiao
,,r;n establishments lust above the town, and the "os'
consequences are TO be npprehended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
s2s,O5o.OO(
THE PUBLIC DEBT OF TEXAS

Those who are interested in the construction to be given
to much of of the last session of Congress as
lates to the Public Debt of Texas will find by the advertise
ent published in ,odays paper that the annunciaoa o'
that decision by the appointed agents OF the CREDITORS
nnavoidably postponed the 18th day OF June next.
Blanks for the Texan Indemnity Bonds for the len NIL
lions grained to Texas under the Boundary Bill have been
prepared BY the Treasury Department at Washington in
sums of 500, $500 $1,000 and $4,000 each.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

A,I2p NJ on Sunday night two small wooden buildings
On Fr,,Ln street. next to the above the Exchange
pn DESTROYED BY fire. Fortunately the night was
, .,s no sr.men pronp, and ac'veoherwise the fire
.Dsad and burnt up much valuable property
m h,ro, were we hear occupied the one by Mr.
1l Mandar 40 Tailors shop and The other coniec-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
TILE CONTENTION.

On MospAy, MARCH 10Th, the Convention me' q, ~
clock pursuant to adjournment. and The Jonrna' ' o"
was read and approved. II cor.
Mr. Smith of Kanawha, was entitled 70 iie NJ ~. ho,xso
,nuaon of his speech Of Saturday, bur o"'s ,aI :, u
mess under which he was abo.ing Mr.. 5. yielded 10 MI
pvrd If r,sdericr Who addressed the Committee OF Inc
Whole at length. ,ho co,,r,;,,oe
rose and reported was therefore entitled to the
oor =, The Of the Committee in night session
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MoSpAy, MARCH 10, 1851.
llnIfSfS nss nET E(. ATfsS.


The following bills rend third time and passed
Incorporating The cenrevlle and ST. Mary,s Turnpike
company. This bill was explained by Mr.. JACKSON, and
passed by the following vote--ayes 81 noes 36.)
Authorizing additional subscriptions The capital stock
Of tile North Frederick Turnpike company.
Concerning the Public schools in Portsmouth.
Amending the 18th section Of Chapter l76 Of Code.
Amending the 9th section e 10 i" -
Diyorcing George Johnston from his wife Susannnh
purposes.
incorporating the Atlas Mining:and Manufacturing Com
pany.
Incorporating the Cedar Hill Mining Company.
The bill allowing bail in certain provides that If
plaintiff shall show there is probable for believing
thai any defendant is about 10 quit the Stale shall
fu Tor Court Judge Justice direct that such defrn
dani shall be held 10 bail. Ii opposed BY Messrs
FERGUSON and DoRMAN and advocated by Messrs
FINNEY, SPEED, FLOuRNOY and SCOTT of Pow
haran and passed by the following votcayes 70 nays %
! Full details will be given Tomorrow.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE
WAsHSdroS, March SIN, 1851.
Mr. UPbam presented the credentials o! he Hon Solo
mon Foot of Vermont ~. f. appeared and took his
Mr.. Morton presented communication from the Hon
D. l.. Yucc Ginning have been elected Senator By The
Legislature OF Florida and 'a; the Hon ~ Meorry wlid
received the Governors commission was not legally elected
Laid The table
Mr. Bright moved TO take up the order that Monday
the Senate would adjourn sine die, and after debate The mo-
ton was lost.
Several resolutions Of inquiry offered and adopted
The resolution directing that each Senator be given twelve
copies OF Congressional Globe debated ard rejected
RESOLUTION i;inWlH5 compensation W
poyces OF tue Senate up and debated for
Than TWO hours, and was then adopted.
After All Executive Session. the Senate Adjourned
/
WALL sRTEET BANK EXCiTEMENT-A; ,ele-
graphic despatch from Albany, staea that all The notes o
the Lewis County Bunk when presented FRIDAY
were redeemed Precisely opposite sttement was
ccyci by Of the New ok brokers' The consequent
Iy declined purchasing.
4 despatch also received Nav York announcing
,ia; the Uolsier Bank OF Buffalo had and would not
fail.
The failure Of Mes;rs Austens md Spicer the auction
house confirmed Their liabilities GO supposed BY good
Judges tie about 100000 large part OF which, II b.
ievct, will be ultimately paid
THE CENSUS OF l350.-Among tie things omitted to
be done BY Congress was % authorize e census ol ie'o =
be p,inted No provision having been made for H. snail
not have the census printed till l552 Box. Patroi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
MADAME ANNA BISHOP


viii sing at the Theatre tonight assisted by musicians OF
high skill. Her vocal powers well known to our c
zen that Is not necessary for say much She sings
tonight Mexican comic song which written upon the
American army in the city Of the Monezumss and in
great vogue there Her costume gestures and manner
perfect representations of the Mexican women as we
informed by an American officer.
The following anecdote is told Of Madame Bishop and the
late Pope Of Rome:
At Rome in ls5 this successful canatrice appeared for m
teen consecutive nights in Lucia and called twenty
FIVE times in evening, circumstance that gives an
idea of Italian enthusiasm and of the genius which could
thus excite It, The Pope hearing much praise of Anna
expressed wish hear hers but females not being permitted
the ponca apartments she remained in room adj
Joining that of the Pope where she sang sacred air OF Pal
esina-at which his Holiness greatly charmed tina,
he conferred upon by the hand of Cardinal Zachea the
ancient and noble order of Santa Cecilia with cross OF
cious stones
EY The Experiments French's Railroad will COM
mence 10 o'clock this morning Members of the Legsa
ture and Of the Convention and the public generally
vited to attend.
II Mr.. Gibbons next Lecture on the Egyptian Book
Of the Dead" most interesting thence postponed from
o.night until tomorrow "wednesday night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

Some Of the passengers by the Empire City, at New
York. pronounce the Gold Bluff scheme grand fraud and
state that had exploded before they EFF San Francisco
and thu, the deception merely KEEP, up 10 sreci emgra-
finn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
LOUISE La VALERIE.
(tR g. II

FUH SAIb Bi ]. W. KANDOIPII, MAXI II ".
MARCH No. Dowuine's Hor,Ioultulas,; Der wear So
w March No Democratic Review per year So
March NJ Wing Review; per year SIS
March No. Ecectc MAGAZINE per year. 81
Ianuar. No ELinburg Review. per year. g.
Louise La VALERIE the and conclusion fEe ~
Mask, by \. Dumas. vol. /: ~
March No Hunts Merchants Magazine. ,er year. & So.
Berte humorous novel by Gregory seawor, 4to; 81 4
Head: ~
Billings First Principle. Medicine Cd edition: 81 -
School Dictionary Of the Latin Language ny Dr. II h''
mid: 81
Ivy, Schmtz and Zumpt's Classical Series IS
Hints . SForsmcn. BY L. Lewis. VI D. 81 2,
Camp Fires oi she Revolution. by II C Watson plates -v' w"
liz. cit; 81
Homer Medical Student, Guide Ia Extracting Teeth -
Practical Treafe on D.aal Medicine. is B9nf' )"
Portfolio 'f Southern Neilca Student. by Dr. NJ Wharf,
plates; 30
March No s,eihoscope: per year.s3
Bofrow l.d"ensfr, cheap e,!il u. - s.,
Vol second IIdfeh iIis'0y Of the aisd Sa
Lord Holland, Foreign RenInIsce - CO ,,,.
Jane Bouveric, OF Prosperity ab' Aiy.r,iy ny ShCa
Mocrcland Cottage By the authoro Mary BaEioh;s Sf'
January No Me,!ico-I hrureica Review, per yeaf 81
March If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

The stock mathr, presents II cici change. g.
-Four daIls;eS o. 1900 o5is 81 ii Tor common Sac
Southern unchanged.
Nothing Of consequence doing III Grain-prces uEcl.aas
I'd.
Provisions and groceries without charge and dull.
Cotton sirmc.--soles 300 bales i, !: cent advance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Manor 5.
Sales Of 500 bbs Howard street. Flour at 81 37k.
Nothin. dyiE. in CITY Mills.
M cnangs il wheat, Az bur little here.
Sales o white Corn 59ao cents and yellow 1t 5siss,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

We say from the highes, authority that Gen. Charles r
James Is ful-blooded democrat OF 'he
national Union SCHOOL, Providence Post
Colonel William G. Minor clerk Of the Missouri senate
died on the 18th ult.