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% WE regret to learn that the Post Master
General has abandoned the idea of giving us
mail communication with tho Greenyille and Co.
lumba Rail Road. We understand il was bid for
by Messrs. DOUGLASS, RIPLEY e. WARD: but
their bid, which was the only ono, was not &c.
cepted.
We fear there has been some maneuvrinr about
this matter, which deserves to be looked into, and
II possible, corrected. Messrs. DouGLAss &. Co.
are tho owners of tho lines from Greenville to
Newberry, and from Greenville TO Augusta, and
1t 10 therefore to their interest TO keep down th;.
proposed line, which would have the effect to
shorten tho distance of staging and divert nearly
all the travel
Tho present terminus of tho GreenviIle and
Columbia Rail Road is now twenty miles near.r
to this place than Hamburg, and tiere is dispo.
ston in every one going from hero to Charleston
10 60 by Columbia, but there being no stage line,
they are compelled to 20 by Hamburg; and the
reason there arc no stages, il because tho mail
pay is withheld and given to tho present coutrac.
TORS to carry it by different route.
Tho interests of tho stockholders Of N. p.,
Road require conveyance for passengers to the
Road, and we think the President and Director,
should look into the mattcr, and If no ono can he
induced from the prospect of remuneration from
tho travel to establish line, we believe it should
be done by those interested.
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"fHE Book CoNcERN."-The following art;c,.
Is taken from the Western Correspondence. of the
southern Christian Advocate
"'some Of us away hero in tho West are much
concerned concerning this term, which We 600 ~
often in the Advocates. and which we believe n
be applied to certain bookstores, repositories and
publishing Offices The "Book" We under.t,na
very well, but concerning tho "Coneeyn" we are
seriously concerned. For myself, have consulted
the dictionaries, and they ten mo It means "bus.
nes' "affair." "interest," }" engagement" "entsr.
pnse'" "msddling," "regasd," ain.ereourse, )" "re.
'aaon'" "inauence," "importanee,n "mom.nt. -
passion "afectatjon," "emotiop," .so,;c;tude. :.
and "anxiety." have added e,ch Of thsse to
"6ook," but for tho life Of mo, I cannot ~. N.
proprety Of applying tho compound term thu.
lolmed to bookstore. book depository or book
Pnonshing honse Try it, Mr.. Editor: "Book
2 1aausss" Book Afair, !" "Book Intersst, ,n"Book
Engagement, Book Interpositiea, p. Book Ned.
ohns, "Book Regard" "Book Intsrcour,.. y
Book heaation." "Book Inau,noe,n y "Book I'm.
= possance, Book Moment" .Book Pssson. y
:. hook Affection" "Book Emotion, = Boot "a.
''c''ude' eRook Anxiety There YOU arc. e,r.
Tue end Of the A !; and thsrs b no btlp Ior Won
-oa. 3 IN new di''naary of your sno.hsr tssasue.
y that Noah Webster bad Sofssscn our q ooas.,n
concerning that witch eoucerns The "Book co..
lsUb1 -
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enect, the almost necessary result OF our posi-
ton, with such an institution in our midst.
For these two great results we have been
laboring. To these we have been looking.
And that we may have contributed some
thing by our humble efforts to secure them
to our people, to our district, will be con-
ISOLATION to our dying day. With Col
lege and Railroad, Spartanburg District is
one Of the finest aud most desirable coun-
tries in the world-the town of Spartanbure
The third most important town in South
Carolina. We shonld give place only 10
the Metropolis and the Capital of the State.
Again we rejoice with them that do rejoice.
and encourage our people to be hopeful, lib.
eral, industrious and patient, until we can
reap the promised blessings. Already have
distinguished gentlemen from abroad begun
TO purchase building lots and farms in. and
near our town, and general cheerfulness and
activity in all branches of business prevails
.amongou people. ., ..s.
"Where 10 the beauty, truth, and good wa s.sk.
Bot In our n'isds And II we wore not veal. !
Should we be less In deed, than IN dssirs7 ~.
The present Board Of Trustees was hernia.
nentiy organized by thee Election Of Rev.
William N. Wightman, D. D., of Charles,
Ton, President; Rev. John AZ Porter! Score
taty; j.. w. Tucker, Treasurer. s I .tlS8 e
:. rhs Board appointed the Silowinr ssn-
tIenfen building COMMITTED, td conssseS Stbr
materials, snperintsnd the work, pSocurs
plans. employ ..n architect, dc. az, Viz
.Col H.; d. Thompson, Rev. G. 8. Beard,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
w orcester Bank.

Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Worces-
N Bank will be holden their Banking Room, Fri
day. June lSh at IL O'clock NJ to consider the expedency
of accepting act Of the Legislature granting the right
increase the capital stock of said corporation.
Per order of the Directors.
my30-dwtJel3 VIM. CROSS. Cashier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
B0arders Wantad

TWO or three Gentlemen aud their wives can be accom-
mGdated with board and pleasant ooms at No 9 NJ
PIE street,-Aiso two or three single Gentlemen.
Apr23du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
BRINLEY HALL, WORCESTER,
For a Few DAVIS 0nly
LIE OF CHRIST.

PATHWAYS PANORAMA or THE
LIFE OF CHRIST.
THlS is the first and only complete and finished Panora-
| ma of the LIFE OF CHRIST, in the WorIl; and no
pains expense has heen spared render worthy of its
renowned subject This immense Painting has been execu-
ted by individual, and that LADY; Mrs E. b. WILL
SON, from sketches taken in the Holy Land and comp
a5on Forty different and distinct scenes CONNIE cling
at The Nativity and succeeding each other in historical
order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
To the Ascension 4!
Mechanics Bank.

4 MEETING Of the Stockholders OF the Mechanics
"A Bank will be holden at their Banking Room, on FIJI
day, the 18Th Of June next, at O'clock p NJ for the pur
pose of considering the expectancy of accepting The
passed al the last session of the Legislature granting
crease of the capital of said Bank, and upon the
same.
Per order. p. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Worcester, May %, 1851. my29djel3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
DOCTOR LAYING.

Surgeon, Accoucheur, &c.-Late of Dublin,
9ES TO announce TO the inhabitants OF Worcester that
ID he has commenced practising his profession in its
raldeartments and may be consulted daily his present
oce NO. Temple street. Doctor J.. having had upwards
OF IL years experience G neral Medical Practitioner
DO m London and Dublin trusts that those who may ia
yor him with their patronage will be fully satisfied with his
requirements. mv3 .-dIyt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
BOARDING.
B0arders Wanted.
RnARn

- ~ Gentlemen can be accommodated with good room,
- w olu at NO 10 SCHOOLS ST. my29-d4w*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
Quinsigamond Bank.

NHE Stockholders Of The Quinsigamond Bank al hereby
L notified to meet At their Banking Room, MONDAY.
the 10th day OF June, current, at O'clock and de-
ermne whether they will accept the of the egisture
auorsng increase OF the Capital Stock of said Bank
Per order OF the Directors.
c. A. HAMILTON Cashier
Worcester, June 2, 1851 ie2-d2w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
Choice Stock of Groceries,
Confectionery and Cake Mandatory.

NOW opened at No. Pearl ST., formerly known the
~ apollo Saloon; where may be found, made
deevey variety Of Fancy Cake and Confectionery the
very best quality.
The Saloon newly fitted up in magnificent style and is
i der the direction of
NJ. b. CLAPP, (formerly CIapp g. Mars,)
who will attend personally every of manufacture
Gentlemen and Ladies' will be furnished all hours with
ICE CREAM, OYSTERS, REFRESHMENTS, TEA
COFFEE, &C.
Also-Pastry, New Bread, and all kinds of Crackers
Preserves, Jellies, Choice Fruits. Nuts, &C.
~ Families and parties furnished with any Of the above
short notice, and satisfaction guaranteed ap15-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
Board at the Franklin House,

bOdrU at C1e Franklin House.
rev boarlers Can he accommodated at the Franklin
House with board and good rooms or with board alone
Gentlemen and their wives have furnished or unfur
nsled parlors, they desire. Apply to
apps du JESSE PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
In Basement of Nos. l G 2 piper's Block

In Basement of Nos 1 & Q Piper's Block.
Next Door South U. s. Hotel.
TIVE subscribers have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon Which they have fitted up with all
the improvements OF the day and with such convenienees
us the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is Of the latest and best con.
slructon; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers Of
an Eating House, and they will he ready at all hours to
furnish parties individuals with refreshments az
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality. viii always be found at their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received,
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
aud the public
my2l-dwis3m SPURR & LEWIS.
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Notice

Ii persons using Scales Balances, Weights, Meas
"A nrer, Of any kind are by law required to have them
sealed every am ready attend to the BUSH
ness of sealing at No. 20 Front street
my30d2w GEORGE GEER, City Sealer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
Money Lost.

OST, between Goddard. Rice d Co.'S Machine Shop and
IL Mechanic street, PORT-MONAIES. contai ing be-
tween S35 and $40 mostly the Old Worcester Bank.
The finder shall be suitably rewarded by returning the
to the owner at Goddard Rice & Cos Machine Shop.
my3ldlwv VIM. G. CULVER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03
NEW LUMP BUTTER.
RTYE "a TIT g rn NJ 0ol M n;

I. BUG BEE & CO.-No. 234 Main street,
RE this week receiving supply of New Lump Butter,
IN and prepared to supply Families through the
with lrst-rate article ct from the Dairy any
quantity, from to 20 pounds weekly, delivered every
Wednesday and Saturday.
Also hand, Prime New York and New Braintree OLD
CHEESE; and NEW CHEESE will be forthcoming soon.
tf which we shall always be well supplied
Also on hand, the best and most
Choice Stock of Groceries
to be found in this city.
Also Prime Potatoes Flour, Meal Salt, Fish, Mackerel,
Potash, OIL Fluid, Canphene Mats Baskets, Brushes,
Brooms, Wooden Ware &C.
~ Delivered in this city gratis and with punctualy.
0y Remember the lace, No. 234 Main street, (Paines
Block0 formerly Brewers Store, which place the said
Brewer always be found, ready attend TO the
calls of customers myl4-d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-03

Two GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with Poard
: and Pleasant Rooms i'll private family, two minutes
walk nom the Post Office. apply at this Office
my22-dn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-11
s,nG"gEtsgEg.
S'iEATT9H'S UEttG.<
;. South FOURTEENTH Sr"E:.r. Klt ;iG.':HH N!H'

sIKATroN,s OHEicta< ,.,,.-.,
= Drawn !. NJ 5, Of s'.*.. 80 = Ar; a :,
Drawn Ans Il" Sn.2rx Extra. Nn. Y. .fr' 10.
r.ese 10. s. :: T. K z Il; yl
:, G: p Z, Nj 3; q 1 "af",, " = .'' "a !: II,
81 Draw" T Il =! ' Is =! 8; y. 8, = ai% e :'
1"S'' Mo-" 5 i e. Prize Of s"3, a''' !' i = II ron
S.n..nra r"r :nr ,.c"".
FRIDAY SUISSE I"rcry Gas ~ t'"'' s'"'' H'""''
IS N"s., - drawn reErs ~ ,..,
cs ysT Sd TiS S 5sSSS 5, G sS G no @
c' y''s% s ss' !"S ,s ,ss , Ar, = ri
e" '' IL Dp fLia scinMr II Fox EG ArNi
S' S.,'I i Is'y ia Gai' n, "5 f: H.
600 owrl:i No prize, &c = Nr' u draw" '",Ss
X BUYERS are referred my prizes Hh il reg stored
al the Office proof has danr " every "'"''e
oes q" @ single
The aud all the Lotteries vii! be promptly a'e'"
TO- ApTii WIG" SrRATrnT. Richmond Va
I.AmnM,sl's oErIG r|",,,sr ,,o,e, i,.ch.
N FOURTEENTH STREET, under The EA,''"E
Di4 4: { p; !, ~ IS C ss, i As & "a"
Whole IL 81 hall IN Il, quar- /. Ct, 'Me' ,bE Fl ~"
Schemes for yvees. ,,., ~ ,,,,,
fkinaYoIh% Sussex Con,y Delaware I.o'!S SS II drawn
Tickets a-sharrs Ia proportion.
s; !; % y y a M"""11 Ss C,H ''1"
100. oi go lowest vi" 'i"es ~ ~" -
drawn Tick-ts S.5-*Iarca In proportion .,, MN,
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, @"Ili aihl,a =,
The Virginia Mn,Ionsal,a Lottery. Class D-Car9 ~" !, -
SI5ulp 3umk 2lWH 1900 1000 64U, o. lr ~ bus ~"
Of 500 :3 oil $3.50, &c IS N"s 10 drawn T"Se''
proportion. ,.,,. =, :,
I Change of hour. Sales close In the above Lotteries d.
o'clock p NJ and the drawings received ah" sN U"
egraph. ,., rrr,r.
Saturdays O'Clock. Sales close AT ai past -.
Price Tickets from 81 10 So oi ;, ,c;..
Oiersfor Packages, Certificates Of Packages single
or Shares at Maury Co = f"c'sI"! H
there day. prices VARYING Gn " n ~
will the mon prompt at!rnu nad he .
adventures, when
THOMAS LAMBEKi,
No. 2, Exchange Place Richmond, VI
u. Rcco.rt No There's luck odd nuhhcrs.sa EH >lt!
M N ~ ' ''' ~ ~ April
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TALL f-IiO.


E,IIIS celebrated hors; viii stand The ensuing season ~ ny
Fairfield fhr commencing tir Is
August lie VIII serve EiS ii s-'
,re nv tho IN nrnt $50 within the season sJ Ia iT'
i"rlot The INSURANCE" ei " hr
shllnss ayahh Inc sf"d'-'
Ear. ken Of them, but responsibility VII be h'ufrr " ac'
aSCES-Tha splendid performances OF Tally lilo are
The country scarcely 10 her' recital
mn nj races whpna colt he won Ve aad only h
r crr n consequence being out oil order Ills great hour NILE
~ nr, tie Tn 1872 which lie proved victorious
vas proaoinccd oy New York Spirit o the Times and ;s oy
noe.ora Trade ami Bosona o the best ds+ then
@ hssr b. half second than made u Boston or ash
,n wcr The sam. the hEs' heat ji
the Gi in 3s the 81 80, ard Ia!ly Ito lie
in :.i0E r-.-,,, ..,,.,-,
This race ls rT that the fafha al Egyt. chaien'
the attention 81 the sporting ""r
Ia commenting uron Bells Lie London kS highest racing au
suggested the rha'cnse should m acrrtle'i
SHOULD procured The contestant confidently pre-
that would prove victorious nv" the best h"rafB III The "a
sEzE AND APPEARANCE TalyiIo ~ feet Is inches n!h
color Ia form ana make b." exhibits great
ard capacity both endurance and acri In the language
al the S;l the Tme His propelng powers are PRODUCTIONS
and he hl, hia appearance which induces casual Oh.
server Ia brlleyr that ta cnn run all LAY. - ,,,
pEDIGREETaiyIi III" got By Easl"n "nt Of Tom lnneh
mare hrr dam S Harry hy Spread Eagle 90 ii b! IN"
IIrrni egg by ilsay Ransrr. Genuine Arabian sess ~
tie H. ~ IT" Impaired morse 'di'
"a; ri cob Carter i;a>i"nt Kitty Fisher
lea. JAMES IAi.lES.
NJ DaN,fi
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SPRING DRY GOODS.
WhDSW ORTIZ I III NE X n CO,


zyDI.'IS WORTIIhll d. CO., = the iii. stand al W"r
~ tfan. :1cGrui.r& Go offer tor sale
20 hlds y Orleans. r Rico and Clarified
~ bbIs ST. Cr"iH anl Clarified SUGARS.
as noycs and Lbis Stuart 9. oli. rGw'd andcrsEd)
so bags Rio Laguira and Java t:c'rr
IS bacs Mocha DO.
~ bh!s { u,a snl Porto Rico Moosss.
10 tIrccs and h1s y. ORLEANS DO.
I21 kegs Dupont'- SPORTING AMI blasting f5T;jsr
a.j bags shot 10 Eers bar Load
5000 Ierr s,,s Saiets Fuse
100 boxes JacEons
80 in Hull
10 .o Sperm !LhEDLE>
~ Do Tudds FHrGt :'T-rm
hdamaune
1al 10 IIu!rS. an, Soap
30 10 Pearl Starch
2i 10 Tin Plate assorted Bla-k TIT ard Srsii'r
10 10 Durham Mus;ar!
81 BAGS Ginger; 10 bags Pepper
bags Pnento; Mare anG Sr'me@l
hhhs Bacon s,tef: IL shoulders
4, bt.s gross Ilcrrlnss country Hams
mn sides Leather; family and IuT,crlne Tlsir
ju Nora Scotia GaicsIonSs; ~ hb y c lar
tiertrs best Sperm
AZ 10 anil .,bls Goat PIT
ia, nnrag Cl1g=. and loxll; "a lcEs Salt Per-"
II cheats Gunposst,r ani Black Tea. part @nISrrof
so kegs Old Dominion VI ais; 10 10 spikes
q Ibis Cider Vinegar
10, ln,shrlq Herds GrlRs ani 20 81 Timothy Seed
so rrans Wrapping Paper; IL, tega White Lead
/. I,,rrea Ricr; Liverpool tui Ground Alum san
Cation Cotton Irvine; Bed Cords Cox ~ Lines
--AISn- n.
I4l r Of rr. s%eJ"s, Eu.i Inl roua' Z 'r" =" "
rI7.s- r0uul, iar nnt square
Ia tone Rand. R";, II""i, an.i Shrri ir"n
,n,4 Nail Rods and Plough P!af"- .,.,,
= S.nsI March ls-;"i"
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Mex L. E.IEit.S SIcApEfi.
s(siss:ss 49,

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE RAILROAD AND
STEAMBOAT LINE TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTHERN
CITIES VIA plNEr POINT AND THE MOUTH OF TIE
POT0MAC-Farc between RlchmCn, and Baltimore So III.
yHNIE public hereby advised that Thursday 1911
the Sd day of April the swift AMI splendid
up berhs resomne nee running on this
and and after that date will
with the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac idrnaL
the Landing AcquI Creek and Baltimore
Richmond i'll the Northern mail Mondays auG
Thursdays Will arrive Acquia Creek about IL take
the Baltimore Descending the Potomac they have n It's fine
scenery by daylight and pney Point p NJ and
Baltimore in tine OF the night Thse viii be- avoids
entirely the wide of Bay, aud degree
danger rough weather and easckncss by 1t
further North have the advantage their arrival BALTIMORE
OF remaining oie night free OF charge hoard Of boat haN w
recommendations. and avoiding hotels
5P NJ, and arrive ut Richmond the neNl day at IL NJ
Fare from Richmond TO Baltimore, 60 10
" q for second class passengers,
tincuding meas) 81 80
Fare from Richmond Piney Point, with the prilege Of
returning time during the season, j 80
Fare for children under II years Of age hall price.
Meals and for fret class passengers extra
For further particulars, through tickets apply al the Depot Of
the X. F. & = X. r. Co. j. H. WINSTON Ticket Agent
WAX TRAIN.
AZ AMI after Friday 9TH April will leave Richmond Tor
" Acquia Creek every Tuesday and Friday. II O'Clock NJ,
return the following mornings reaching Richmond about - a.
M after making the usual storges the By thus ran
who wish the nieh,a the Junction. Milford Fred
ecksburs &C. reach Richmond the ensuing morning. with the
who have taken the Boat a. Baltimore The evening
before for Richmond, via Pney Point THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation.
Mach Ell
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGMS!!

NiE subscriber respectfully inionnShs ~
L aud tile public that he has moved i's COACH CSI Ysss
NAMING from his old stand unlharl Alley, E1x~S1
tween Main and Cary 18th and m Streets the
Columbian Hotel where he has hand general assortment
CARRIAGES, CARt01TEES. BARUDCliES and BUGGlf;S u!
ms own make OF tin best knnp and materials watch will r
sod ~ low prices and respectfully inves usc
Gle IN the Carriage line call and his article
VIII NC made 10 uric., sold good b. a III.
city OF Rlch:nord and warranted 20 stand.
Jan. Som NicAIhIt MASErM.
Mch EEtEtt.S REAPER.
'ENilS MACHINE, Invented by Nirsinian,
te.;ri by several Planters the last Season, ands
i"no'tr by them 10 be- improvement
V"c hitherto being less complicated and worked WIN c'c ~
TWO small mules, cutting from fifteen twenty per day, anu
living entire making limited nnrrn thus
Machine the ensuing spring disappointment: those in
want Of Reaper requested send their orders without delay
II. BALDWIN.
CERTIFICATES
Mr. II. BALDWIN, Ricimni Reaper made by you was used
by during harvest we'll ard worked easily
The speed OF lis otlcn such ~ 10 give full employment 10
twelve fifteen medium mules
II with geat When the slight alterations are made that have
been suggested am decidedly opinion that VIII prove IL: most
efficient Reaper IN use RUBr. H. NELSON. Hanover.
Feb 81
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NE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

hoe. y.
y HiG> '"el received ~ ;h- Executive that ltE2E.
u. "a. wv, murder committed ~ the town OF
2 "e -..r. ~ hlntw'it. has tri from uItice aud
. 81. "a, ara. 'lct.i'Tr hereby n..r a rcw;r,, o, one
, De- ''7a 81 parsons who shall arres, IN. aad
~ a:.s. "'lIH'i.c :ail oi kanawha county: and
= 'i'I' rs as ltns Commonwealth civil ard M.
-E .. =" 'rrFaI!", ,ttse their best .xrrtlon. To
''' INA hag.s. ha; lie may b.. brought TO
= '.'! - G'vrrnor an! under The lesser seal oi
10 ge,rr.. ''' il" Rcl.uaId. this 29h day OF March,
",tsg ..s.-,t JOHN g. FLOYD
=. ~! about . p: years OF are. five fee, six
g.oss s'' AMI heavy hut for al his height.
- anil .!'',' back coa:1. hair, rather inclined
:. IA. b.i iaTA SKIN aud complexion, hack eyes, IA.
So "'' Wilt a down took; usually dres$e. In blue
y ,,.,,..--.- April l. CIV
sh9v. S, liz subscriber wishes purchase good
"t! NM rom 80 10 $50 his gross. Fur such, five
! tSh VII b" paid m delivery at Richmond,
,bs,cn s..rsiI' It'll JACOB S. ATLEE.
.s7.,, :, IN 80 baskets Heidsick's Champa .ne
E~:...----- EDMOND & DAVENPORT
:. ast s,9, s'9d Hay, daily expected by schooner Vim
|" :" 'e sold ow "u thr wharf, BY
IiASKISS & LIBBY.
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4 ,,EtN'>lrE ClKHIAG!E MANUFACTORY

VIE. !, NIAF ITO
se.s.. "1i .eEra his thanks 10 the public Tor the
'.l.e nts,a%- him for the last fifteen years,
r., 80 s1I So AIS stock Of Carriages. COM
lEaag 'S'l ..tgt, Coaches. Charr0tteea. Barouchcs
b.. ?" ~ Bu.:vs and Sukeys manufactured out
10 So s|t o. supeTo: workmanship, which will be
.: liz ~ Ill respects, 30 superior, the best offered
81. & w '.it"!I.Ce Being determined TO supply the
:,.A,-, 1 ';.s r a5a.e made work invite all who
sG ru, ~ '"cror quality 10 call and examine
Size 500. s,.y : "'rf ,Iatl sell cheap Us aru
>ia.' o. ,' '. - ~. or srrasaed elsewhere
50 All ra.,c' E 70 :,cr, and repairing done with
thU 'N's@..ht'. rms.
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i rIT,.---- ALFRED KING.
"otEkN0R of VIRGINIA..

III .et H. ee' ir'eircd y the Executive that VIM.
Is i!at" with riot and murder, has He'd
. s 'i*sdiras, Do therefore hereby offer a
: >,: "a ary i"rson persons who shall arrest
,rr,. .''r t!n into the !a! OF Marion county;
- :agr., Ulcers ofrhis Commonwealth. civil and
81: !;r.s..r Y" .'1erlv. TO use their best eHer;Ions
.'' $40 SCOT, that he may be brought TO
- ".'.in5r al! under The lesser sea OF the
%car IS; ~ AZ Richmond tins 29,l day Of March. IN
=. .'sg-:ss i.,,, JOHN II. FLOYD.
slay f ','""' ~ Years ni'. about : Zee, II inches
---~'"H "a et'!'y complexion and hight hair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-11
BOUSTT LANDS SELECTED AND LOCATED
IoR :'nlrlERS ANn .rRElR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
JOHN A. BELEIN,
CABINET MAKER AND LUMBER DEALER,


FBSlE all rho
tIal Furniture, made Richmond called
stock IN hand embracing style lie has
pioyrd s establishment workmen equal any his line the
u AMI he does hesitate guaranty his Rosewood Maoga.
ny, Walnu, and other Furniture believing Will avuaty
sIyr and finish with the establish
aud northern cities He desires call from ls
and the publ: generally. Willing that his Furniture
itself lie also keeps hand good assortment o
French Goods lrr Tsr. chars Drand Otto
such Uuralr, Br"catri, ST. lrIaIm Plush. ia
mask. Sc.
II Furnur. rick-. warranted 90 -af- ala!
part u tII. STATE
the country promptly attended 10 and In M in the
lSIwtn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-11

NORE NEW GOODS-April 9Th, Is5I.
EHTM F. BUTLER CO. have received larre add cH
w iiona supply and goods, of their IN
importation which uger the trade Novthc:a prices $
April 9 rab
n ASH WOODHOUSE have jus, r.cciv-r
Messrs S;o.irt N Co. rlee rlAHO kcSa@y
FORTES OF delicious and exquisite tush II
Apr.