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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

STATE o VIRGINIA. City ." Richmond, 10 WI
H. Cook tIsier n the Farmers biilh {" virginia. ss "s
APPEARED justice o the Peace ni the Guy
within -atelnents made out from
aud the quarterly returns received !ro the OhcEc'
The be-: al his knowledge ar belief 've u"e ~!
r..pt 18Th luy OF Ocuobe ISL. JOHN d. loApoNd'l
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MR. CLAY AND THE PRESlDENCf.-Thc l.eSing'
ton (Ky) Observer G referring Mr.. Webster ana the ncA
Presidency states that 'Mr Gays being canddate, de-
ponds upon contingencies alone and they dclencn
upon each other The first will be the getting 0! ms own
consent occupy that position, and that again VIII GePeht
upon the state Of his health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

Syracuse Oct. % ISL, large enthusiastic meeting
held this city a.enoon by the friends o law ana or
der.
On the opening Of The meeting. and after the clecoH o.
halor Burnett a. Chairman The proceedings were
od bv band Of rioters. heated By u! the prominent
Citizens Syracusn iy the timely arrival o. lac dte4a
from First Naf order restored alter two OF
tire. o the rioters had been toccb!y eeccd from tie
hail.
The meeting was ati'essad By Her. Harry baldwin ard
Mr. Brooks.
An address and resolutions ADOPTED o. the law ard
order stamp. and he meeting cI"sc,. quietly.
C-ica, GcTcEEE 18Th Gerrit, >nh has issued an
address the Liberty party in which he ;e the blacks 10
kill the whites. He calls Fillmore Webster ant Cass nuF-
Gerrrs.
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RANk OF NlllGINlA. Z

RICHMOND, UtTuHEK II. TE1F :
,I transmit herewith required Dy law the tlndri"i. state
,n, n ,e condition ui Bank of Virginia, existed
i, iu,, am very respectfully ohc'eht servant.
Samuel. MARA. Cashier
r., hs E,c.lcncy. ions b. FLOYD Governor al Virginia.
tu,rg f. If III, Ifnk lUguia ad branches first e.
f,l.' l-5l cyipIurd tri,i FIRST n t,.Dy, t~JI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

DODGE, OF WISCONSIN FOR PRESIDENT.
MILWAUKEE, De; 21lh-lhc Democrats ~ lticlne.couhly,
Wisconsin, have nominated Henry Dodge oI the Presidency
Judge BRYAN u the delegates 10 the National Convei-
ton is in favor oi him.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, OCTOBER Is, lS5
sI-In Conformity herewith enclose comparative state
men r Bank including the Branches, on the ls day oil ocl'
,:, i-.nI a.i Tic October lo1i
j. H. COOK. Cashier.
10 .is Excccncy oHS D. FLOYD, Governor OF Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

We understand the committee appointed by toe Cohncs
Ia ncpglilc with the ,cuop EpaE"n" kiif"hd Coh-
pauv concluded Yesterday The III arrangement WIN
The Directory in satisfactory mariner and wiic! va. cnFe
10 The advantage Of all tic parties interested.
The result heir will be communicated %
The Councils and made known - the Iub!!c in IL"
Nnr..k .ir2LLs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

4 DUEL-S Wcthcred, Esq, member Of the last Cai'
forpia Legislature and Capt Shaeier, u s. army !ou@n
duel with guns Is PAGES, San Francisco e" "eeAS
ago they fired round without INJURY? "heh '' a"-
tborities put an end 10 the sport.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

,,,r has been received from SHELTON +. LEAkE, Esq
, ne accepts the invitation Of the Democracy OF f'-
o,.hrrr ana agrees address them at the earliest rac
It'd, a,iodn His services however, are prceNgaaea io'
.r;o,s ARTS Of the State He will cndeaTor TO be III re-
,,uo,,r, NJ no distant day.
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yOItS T ROGERS. 9Th s..cat. nea! Man L
ID n E,ya7. italian AMI American hit9s IL .--f!ph
Gave stones, MAJ! pieces. cicvcry 'escrii''o"'
Sc. &c .h,,.,...trarrcr. ,,..
es!-I. Ia Carving sxcrutcfia ne asctsr'2
orders from cogAtr: wl CT: ~ ans 81 c a's
r R,a.Fs having served his apprenticeship ~
.:aii.hmentsIn New Yo.k City. and l"Hi"s nue. y VII
business latter himself that an s"lk S,ih %: 9-s
as entire satisfaction any done Norm VI souH''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED GPO% nY II VI TENS
I;us-o:; SErr .i-A kcY West letter. ~ IN" ii't IT.
morris nat tia g. " Wight Of ria,c!9i :T"' ITdenaS
ir N,r Urk pu; !n on HE 18Th !crh: cunion aii
wou,! aayc discharge cargo and lay % :or repairs
The clr Carroll Key Wes reports BEING Tired upon
three ,ncs While entering The arbor 81 Port al Prince, AID
was faalIy compelled IL put olck 10 Key West.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

DEATH OF A HEROIC SAlLoR.-Jeronc, the ne
ic sailor who saved many lives during drcaelu1 snip
wreck on The Atlantic, Two or three years ago, was Aeu "
Gently in Central America during an aiiray between 'e a
,os ,nd some Americans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

We are authorized 10 announce James d. No. 80
pendie,on county, as candidate uhue' '"o NJ"
ia, ,or rho House of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

PROVIDENCE. RI, Ger. 27--The little girl AnsiCa BeaA-
icy. whose fai Tor inc Ia!Ge! s naOrotaa'. &C.
cufed much attention IN this city, been released
oaii and taken 10 the house aunt, became Vi
her securities She IS 10 &c ct on another bill OF indict
men
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

Mr. Webster arrived in Washington on Tuesday morning
and looks we'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

I
Last week J l.. tarian, ascJnecr. III this city, sold al
Banks Arcade !nce hundred pieces Of ewey of every
variety and kind Many q :!em n'rinsicay very
valuable being stones cog"tly S"',nany were raia
BE- from ;hcir anqu" ana quaint r-m and characicr,-and
ali possessed additional! value :" which, deeply regret
that sufficient publicity gv: that all citizens
H.! hit had opportunity OF procuring
thereof These the contributions II the ladies Of Gu
10 the effort which made redeem their lovely isle
tim The bondage OF tie Spaurr. ~ they all sepa-
pieces. and embraced every character OF Jewelry from
the coral nccn!acr u! an EtaG',hc Tiny emerald nt little
miss-to brilliant DIAMOND and !CSiruus pearl OF the
fulgrown Dcna,anG The Old fashioned breast pin lockct
and the sp"ctatlc& ~ s.C that
they tributes ilitrcn Many of the pieces
Were iiarHta WIN ic ha % TIE lar @lVeIs There was
beautiful diamond PIN Mnjrt brought sixty duars,-t
marked with the nal"e I" fd"l, -t'cc were magnificent
earrlngs, which the .alr .tHr tI dc OF Cuban
Independence whilst nnur.a bic l,lrias kaje1S Ines
&c. robbed their ca>kcfs OF tcir richest Jewels and offered
them upon the altar of '.tiucr:d, Cuba"
There moun!li interest attached TO this sale II
sorrowul and Notwithstanding reflection to think how
vain and procSs these rou tokens patriotism and
in which the safe had he effected The parties
whom the Jewels pledged did not deem it eXpedien.
publish III" fact before they were Sold that they con
buted 10 aid the Cuban struggle" from fear that they might
tc liable TO seizure BY tie government, 'ncans for the
equipment o enterprise made unlawful by statutes
but cun>ccatcd by every no5 r~iuciae and feeling Of
American and Republican. They therefore sold with.
much previous notice and produced m
smaller would have brought had notice
been given o their Interesting caacr. aud associations
The original cost ." THIS collection have greatly cx-
ceeied five thousand dollars. Sud auction the amount
knowing the history the cole. n were eager TO procure
some token and msmcntn Of $ ru0c contribution They
will be valuable cnositics and r looms, which, in future
years, when Cuba has become ,hs glorious confcd-
cracy Will be regarded with deep interest
There is one fact however, o which these jewels afford
continuation that casts shade hopes for the re-
dcpon Of Cuba BY the hands o her sons Ii is the addi-
tonni proof afforded by these facts OF the superiority
women over the this all other Spanish colonies
had the sons oi Cuba title the spirit patriotism, and
Gaantry {" III" daughters, the %. her independence
would not have received IN, in.loro.s ci which has en-
'%"pcd me destiny 4" that beautiful island temporary
cloud II Mr. Y,sj.I
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s7,72G,i0l o. s7,539.G99 -
FARMERS BATK OF VIRGINIA.

FARMERS BAIK OF VIRGINIA.
OCTOBER lS ISL. !
The uprne Directors Of the Farmers Bank 4" Virginia cei'
ha The r..o. hive been exanIrd AMI are oee'
81 In H.. c,rr.rI r. b. IIANALL
- ~ JAMES 3DSliER.
~ &. READ.
r. o HASklNS.
F. WADSHORTH
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WHITE MAN vs. BLACK MANA dispatch dated
Rochester n. Y, Oct. Is, says:
"Crca excitement produced here today IN conse-
ouencc Of new but very dark feature in the political arena
Inc Wha District Convention this afternoon, Tor the
purpose oil nominating candidate for the Assembly ana on
the first ballot il was ascrrtancd that j. T. liIncr "te
man hud forty -four votes; Fred Douglass black man.
twenty .one scattering hirylour. Nh Mlner was Ina-
ly nominated, by one majority
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

LATER FROM tttt. Ni1 I;KANDE
Nsw ORLEANS. Ger. -. We l.c arcounts from, Mat,
ncs u me l9h inst. The !aonsts under ,,,r,vai,I
m ~; attacked III" city, Enough the attack was anos,
Eoa expected the main body the force bciur rncnmnct
only about SN miles 10 The norlhwurd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

COMPARATIVE STATE or FARMERS BANK VIRGINIA., nclu
,..as III. Branches, on tho Ist Of October ISL:
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
70 the Editors OF the Enquirer.

ia the Editors OF the Enquirer a. o,,, ,e,,
~, Nam, S;s. S-nu nay nut down ireretrs majority m
"a :, =, ., Ieas 200 votes. The wings even conceac
,h,, m,c n Ms Flournoy's majority IN this county, IS GUY
io3 votes while Averclts majority IN Ha!laX IS cerhtn
somewhere, between 100 and i2O. inlsyiFahia IN o,
ave Eonrroy 2el majority, and Halifax gave Avere ony
-, rv ~, we heard nothing from Patrick, Henry
ana rr.nkIjn but FlouUos friends DO mol cIaim or cHpes'
more than 100 majority in those counties; Aye'c'i mas M
n glorious fight: and hereafter VIII DC nut hs,
y CONSTITUTION candidy believe that ne could beat he
man M I,a i one thousand r0tss. Noodng (Den
nr,u,oni 1ownes tWhg) elected 10 the Legislature
from this county. have not time TO go into details
AUGUSTA.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer: ~,
Below you have the vote at TINS precinct yesterday lo' III"
Senate and House Of Delegates:
Enr Concrc=--Letcher. opposition F or Senate
Hugh " Sueliey whig, 81; jacob baylor democrat .,
tios, Of Observation-Disclosures wing, 52 lmbodcn, 2I Pey'
,n 22 {, x Harris democrat, 90 W Abney, dem. is.
h yne polled is unusually small As the polls will be
,n for vo davs the vote fo! the Constitution will be
Respectable une only or votes against ne hrst day
In 1885, this precinct sare on,y M goleS
SON and the democratic ticket near UO in December Maxi
Old Augusta will do her duty. The Sparans Will anG
must work. our lrehu' ~ J.
pENDLErON.
FRANKLIN, Ger. %.
To The Editors Of the Enquirer:
Noc,ccnent the polls IN town to-day Letcher mas
M nnn,,tion for Congress. No opposition 10 James B.
r lar House OF Delegates The vote in favor of the new
Constitution in this county will be almost unanimous. We
re sannunc of Mr. Johnson5 election and are organizing
for the December contest The ticket Will carry the who'
strength of the party.
HALIFAX C. IT,, Der. 23d, 1851.
To the Editors OF the Enquirer
Cientcmcnl send You the result OF our election SO Gr "
heard from, viz
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soN -.
THANH SEWING, DAY

Governor Lowe, .! Mary iluu has issued his prochna
toa selling apat; Thursday. he eth of November 70 m nl
ssNsu hs Gay OF iink !vn and praise BY the citizens
.! 'ha o!atc. ne s';: IL! has hcen designated for the
Ia commentaries !osc l.. Governor Of Massachusetts
"" YORK Ne" !c:se!, 2cua>y !rana New HAMPSHIRE
nhr and North Carolina AMI viii uroh,hlv he reprri,
chosen throughout tn. !, nitvr IL.
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Avercll's majority IL. High Hill Edmunds' Store,
BLACK Wanu, and Brandon'sal strong Democratic pre-
cincrs-ve TO be heard FROM Ayerett's majority in the
cnnn,v cannot be less Than 49, In the former election il
was only sl9. regard his election as certain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

"-imc was when the brains Cu III" nan would de
But lines have changed The whg party have %t H'le ID
of o.! times AID lis editors wFtt" rs Il i!r?
ddn know they and irir party were dead. lo" over the
Unr1-and where is whie.ery II has found l"d-lrnt
in oas SIu in tcc Others il engaged IN doHSI-
ul -rugg ir cNistcn Still whiG editors scbr ABOUT
elrclg President with as much iiigihicY ~ 'y t..
evc what write. We have. The singular spectacle :"
PRECEDENT prescribing the party that control" nearly AL tmc
Stat, and huh houses of Congress, AMI giving an 'lr ON
the federal government his faction whilst MS to
ken OWN party pirate about erng another Pres;feht |" 90
kew SC.
It,: the wings appreciate their condition, ana hclp lie
democrats elect democrat Ia III" office hi res
itcn. That is tie way far srn.it!c wtii?: Ia act
rSarugf,R fON Erygsi'or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

Al the Baltimore Fax shortly noon the visitors were
cocctcd around the stand 10 ;c! the ANNUAL Address
BY Senator Douglas lie introduced the audience by
the PRESIDENT OF the Society. Mr. Calvert. spoke
ao"ut az on III !aIi!as ana animated manner, which,
wits. II Indicated tc unexpected circumstances under
which he had boon GATED upon deliver the address in no
way dctfactet from The ntec> with which his remarks were
listened TO- Whilst commenting The admirable display
by which ic surrounded lie threw many valuable
suggestions and practical hints which evidence of his
acquaintance win and Hitiesi in the pursuits Of Agriculture
Inc Idea winch he suggested " the formation of National
Agricultural Society, which the State Societies should be
auxiliary and by which grand National Agricultural Fair
should be Held at appropriate PERIODS received with
much favor ny The audience. II" whole address of an
Instructive csaracte ami the pleasing and spirited style in
winch was delivered drew o.th repeated manifestations Of
applause.
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i,,.,,I,I,t. sCtIOOI,,

Mi!Say. Essex county Va sept, II
A;gs the subscuncrs. MIXERS Tavern Post bficc fst
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So cIIAauEi, -<lHGiNlA >orowa: c".o: L

W,l.iam Il Woi. late Sheriff 81 '"r''y c"un.: ani '."
laws w. ~ " - Pains
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-31

lren in ans,rer those Of 3Irs. Buetey, IN reP,9
lrr J'uae's "liy Life is Lie the Summer ffose.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

The Washington respondent OF the N. Y. Her.
aid says about sixty thousand volumes of the Library
of Congress destroyed, exceeding in value O
quartet Of a million Of dollars Jeherson's library
for which Congress paid forty thousand dollars, was
entirely consumed, Many of these books were highly
valuable, on account Of the marginal notes IN Jefier
sons handwriting. Rare books, presented by foreign
governments, 10 large amount, are also gone
The FIRE was caused, no doubt. from the intense he,
of the hues.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29
INFANCY GOODS FOR HoLlDA Y PRE-

NANCY GOODS FOX HOLtDA PRE
n SENTS.
Rosewood and mahogany Work Boxes, furnished
and plain
Papa mach Work Boxes, Desks, Tables, &c.
Dressing Cases in eather rosewood, apia m1chi, &c
French Oh ma Vases and Toilet Bottles
Marble ebony and gilt Clocks. beautiful assortment
A splendid assortment oil Port Monnaes, in pearl and
ivory
Gard Cases, in silver, pearl pspia machi, &c.
Paper uters in ivory and pearl, &c
Rosewood, mahogany and leather Writing Desks and
cases
Biscuit Fgues
| French china cups, ssucers and mugs
Gold Pencils and Gold Pens
Liquor Cases. Back CANNON Boxes
Baltledoors and Grsces
Silver plated and papia mach and bronzed Ink Stands
Paper Weights. in large variety
Accordeons and musical boxes
SplenGid assortment OF Port Foios and Music Foos
Wax Dolls, Games, French china Tea sets
Boxes oftoos Tor boys, Building Blocks
Dissected Maps and puzzles
good assortment of Toys, Fancy Baskets, Magic
Lanterns, &c.
Fine Pocket and Pen Knives
Rocking Horses, propeIlers and charots
La all the most complete and varied assortment of
fancy goods offered in this city.
l.. GlNTER,
de ~ 1877 Main street.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE RIO GRANDE
Ac.Ir Oi,I H. 4

- NEW ORLEANS, DEC. a 1901.
:, We have later advices from the Rio Grande.-
brownsville papers, of the Sd inst. state that Gen.
had fortified himself strongly at Ceravo, and. after
hard fighting for two days, succeeded n takiug near
" the whole town and driving the Mexicans into their
The Mrxicans lost ali their provisions and amtnunr
non Csrvajal had l0kilIed, including l. cut Graham
and CAPITA Chinl $50 written by the telegram al.o
can loss very severe, and included all the Semi.
mole Indians and their leader ''-
AT the latest dates from Carvaja, he was about to
u, will prob ably enter Monterey without opposition.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUT URE DAYS.

SALE OF NEGROES.-I will sell as Commits.
- sioner OF the County Courtof Not,oway, Is or 20
likely negroes, at Nottoway Court House, on THURS
DAY the LIST day of January 1852, that being Court
day.
Terms cash. THOS. H. CAMPBELL,
de It'd Commissioner.
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE q co.
GROCERIES Ar AUCTION.-On TUES
Wv DAY the 30th instant, commencing at l0s o.
clock, we will sell at our auction store, general
sortrnent OF Groceries, consisting in part of
so bids ST Crox and Louisiana Sugar, fair to
choice quality
$50 bags Coffee
$50 sides Leather. good and damaged
IS packages loaf and crushed Sugar
SO hhds tierces and bbs MoIasses
100 boxes brown and pale Soap
100 do Sperm and Adamantine Candles
so boxes bunch Rasins
Brandy, Gin, Madeira and Tenerffs Wines
Mustard &c.
TERNs-Under 800, cash; and 800 and over four
months credit, for approved paper.
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE q CO.,
de2l Auetionssp.
HROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
~ THURSDAY, LIST January, we will sell at our
auction store at 10 O'clock assortment of Groce-
ree viz:
Porto Rico Sugars
Lsguayra Coffee, Java do
West India Molasses
Cheese--n boxes and casks
Brown and coffee Sugar-in bbls
Soap and Candies, Sole Leather
Window Glass, Rum, Brandy, Wines
Green and Black Teas
Demohns, Paper, &c.
TERks-Under sl00 cash. 800 and over months
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
de 27 AucIionsers.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

LYNouED.-A man named Atkins was detected a,
Vicksburg a few days ago. tampering with negroes,
offering TO sell them passes, for $40 each, which he
assured them would guarantee the r safe escape TO a
Tree State. He was punished with between 800 and
400 ashes and turned loose. There is reason to he.
eve that there are some rascas OF the same srpe with
Atkins proving about Memphis Our DO ic- sbonid
be on the alert, and if any of them should be csnoht
they may be assured of still more condign punish
ment than that which Atkins received at Vic
burg-nfen,. Enq NS-
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
lee d y Al


A most destructive fire occurred in this city last
nigh. 1t broke out in the establishment of Carr &
Hart corner 9th and Chestnut Streets totally Destroy
ing the building together with several adjacent tene-
menIs. Amongst the buildings destroyed are Brown
Hotel, Johnsons Law Book store, and an entire
block the west side OF Chesnut street, fronting the
Shakespeare buildings. Total loss estimated at about
100000.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS Dsc ..

., IN wednesday The Transactions IN Cotton re sched
$500 bales at rather easter rates thousb there Is M
quotabe change in the market The sales were small
chiefly after the receipt of the BaIiics news. Good
mdding IT cents N'0'
Sales Of 2000 bbs. Molasses at 20 203 cent. 70,
prime. '' WI
Sugar has declined Sales of fair at It cts.
Wbiskey 10 ceats.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

SANTA AsNA.-The Ex-Presdent of Mex co, tina
word over known Sacta Anna family and SUITE EN-
balked from Kingston St. Vincent for Jamaica, a6,h
ul NO worldly consideration, be stated previous
to his departure would eyer induce him to return o
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT QUEBEC

LlTEBEC, DEC 2bth.
A fire broke out this morning. at o'clock, in the
,hs END Of the Arnely Bara k destroying also
barely escaped with their lives. The buildings de-
stoyrd valued at from $50 900 to, 500 900, and
the military stores to $4,000.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

LOLA. MoNTEs.-Fhis danseuse makes her first sp-
pearance at the Broadway Theatre, New ork, this
evening. The Herald says most of the choice aests
have already been engaged. 1t was announced that
The manager would put up the balance q, auction Sat-
urdav
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EssIoNAL SUMMARY. 800
MOVEMENTS OF KOssuTH.

BALTIMORE, Dec 27-24U p. NJ.
Gov. Kossuth left Philadelphia this morning, but
has not yet reached this city He will arrive pro-
baby before hall past O'clock The Military, civic
and other Societies out IN immense numbers
strangers throngng the streets all is hustle and
aad anxiety. You can therefore easily determine the
nature of the reception which the lllustrious Magyar
will receive.