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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-12-17
~3DissOIutiOu.

ME firm Of Brian 4 Rea was this day dissoly.
IL cd by m1inal consent Tho,c indebted will
please come forward and settle BY Cash or Note as
The business must DC settled
JAMES BRIAN.
d l.. REA.
Die IL. ISL 52f
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aNyALUABLE NEGROES.

consisting \ Men, Women, Boys, Girls and Chi
drsn. ThsN Move negroes are uncommcnly likely
Among the number sre several valuable House Ser,
wants. Also, about seven or eight thousand pounc'
of Seed Cotton. a consdsrabiS quantity OF Corn
and Fodder, Horses, Cattle. Hogs, Farming Il ooi''
a Road Wagon, Cotton Gin, and Whea ! htaii-
er, about three thousand pounds Of PORK hHchen
Furniture, &c, -,
Sale 10 continue from day to day until every
thing is disposed Of. Terms made knSwn on INT
day of sals-credhs will be given.
SAMUEL II. ELLkpTT.
Ex'r of susrfsmar't
| December 10, 1851. STD
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Do Your own Painting,
Use Barbcts

PATENT FRENCH CEMENT PAINT
81 recommended by the French Academy OF
EN, science for its beauty, cheapness and duTsbi!.
itv. The materials are easily oblsncdi and 1t can
be prepared and used by any one with common
whitewash brush, at
ONE TENTH THE COST
OF
OH. AND LEAD
The art of RICH, of preparing and using this val
p,bIe preserva,ive of wood buildings and fences
in all the various coors, is now offered 10 the Amer
lean people. The work can be sent by mall at SIN
gle letter posage--singlc copy, one Dollar: seven co
pies Five dollars. Address, postage paid Bar
bet, No lO4 Nassau street, New York.
IT Editors giving this advertisement. (includinl
this notice,y few insertions. and sending their pa
per with it marked, to the National Police Gazette
New York, shall have copy OF the work sent then
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N OIL f .

I'M Thursday, the 3rd day Of February next, a
tho residence of the late Mrs, Susan Smart,
will expose to public sale the following property DO
longing to said estate. To wit:
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NEGRO HIRING.

Il WILL hire to the highes, bidder al the
late residence of David R. Henderson dec d
on Saturday, the 9Th inst! ,ltM fg Rttf
some gouh rurrrvuu rur'd-, 's-v-
NJ d. HENDERSON, Guard'n
Dec. 9th 1851. 81 d!
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eNeSlSQ BREM T. ALEXANDER,
DEE II. 1851. No. !, Granite Range.
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M IhlseuF day UI P"I'I's-I' -i--s'.-l----l -
ertevoutions, full Of the chances and chsnges
a ,n,erna, s,rile--cf The pefl's OF national
and ind vidoal bankruptcy the principles Of
lio Insurance arts, mo great importance,
rrd became one Of the notsl necessities Of
the age.
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The Cincinnati Nonp,reil relates the fl
lowing
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DE. Is ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
THE STRIPED PIG IN ILLINOIS.

The Legislature of Illinois, passed law 10 prohibit the re-
failing of intoxicating drinks within that State At Spring
fold genius has hit upon novel of supplying his
with the ccr in defiance Of the law. Thus:
"The premises consist Of divided BY partition
square opening and is the only is discovered several
feet from ground in the partition wall immediately be-
fore this opening in the second nuer OF glass
labelled rum GIN 'whskey &c. standing upon
table Upon picayune being dropped int" one OF these
glasses the table begins 10 turn its axis ana by ht
with the liquor indicated and stands in its original position
The Mayor and Marshal of the city have examined said
premises closely without being able find any man, wo
child acting salesman ofdscovcng The means
by which the table s turned And up the last accounts
tho thing still in operation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
DEATHS,

DIED. on the e2l April $751; Beorl connty Va MAKTHA
ANN Makescs in the 2i ye1r Of , her ns sgs
.o and had u-t settled their home when she was suddenly
called left dseonsoIa,e husband father s'isr
besides other reaIScH " n@
their Joss She died as she had lived, a Christian
he oIv son of Samuel and Fournoy aged II !noHns
and II days-of Richmond, Va
his residence traeon on THURSDAY me s o Ap''
Major EDMUND CHRISTIAN IN his "a N year & b d The e
oed man On this who has ,pe his days as 10 al
duties OF life husband and ia!hr ne mos. s nee e
on m, regard OF all who him.
excellent qualities OF heart and heb united 10 maze MN
sy manhood Major elerk OF his native
Charles Ciya the came capacity he acted IN me Cha
resident Richmond "rs vicinity Totls
OF Iarm added the duties Of Magistrate OF the county, and d.
William Mary College, and the time Marsha! Of me y
state. the Eastern District OF Virginia
these various ofces are best appreciated III"
many who had business with him. The eate " MS
The comforts lhe Redeene not dend hil ~
trials. An humble avowed follower OF Christ he oors NE
hictions with becoming foude and a went COW" "
the tomb in the hope Of d bissu iniinoilaiT.
Dtrp Wednesday morning al O'clock RICHARD d. GoOcii
ESQ nj. friends and friends OF the family requested 10
attend his funeral THIS May ~ O'Clock IRON AR.
field in IIrnrcO county from whence MS feuahS vi" "
The Shockoe Hill Buryins. Ground
D,rn on the 9Th instant short Illness, Mrs Am ELIZA
NiiSFoRD wife Of JOHN MUSFORD in the 3ist year o.
! her age. - :; h .,. x,, hind
and Mourn for her for she ased ne poor
relieved distressed and eomforted the
nertorned every relation Of c We may weep o
The sund. Ties the broken links that once une
hearts bound her by sympathy by feeling ana ny 10
uty hcr gone down while il was yet ny ~.
her fate for there cheerful calm anu gehus
her soul ha, tempered her ana osas pop n m
which eternal life Of JOY and peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
LIFE IN PARIS.

late Paris letter. speaking OF an entertainment gwen OS
the Turkish Embassy, says:
The festival was splendid and it will be long os ,6o
by all those invited 10 it, LADY, VINO, WOO dras.. made
of po studded with diamonds was the most seaul
full robe ever made by dressmoser Inc beauty oa ,
cnssm5e worthy Of being noticed by all present lhe Plnee
Of Capua brother to the King Of Naples WHOSE S o Ded'o
,a, o The Wandering Jew assisted also o. e Of he
pnce de Canine Mndnme Salvage de Fayeros The an
full friend Of Queen Hoense and among the wives o s
o;esn ambassadors Mrs Rves and as by s
Emilia Ts1ss SsS Dns he Messrs
De Parasite aai,ssd si1s'a %a al hsps the
uee.a ~ ~ dc,css was served in large hall, and was
with much delight by all those whose exer.ions ia
sd naf oms m
pW NJ ri j}laco9e. who married the pretty Miss Olivia
Mott, whose ubany and refined manners were much ppre
ciatsd.' ---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

HOBRlD MURDER.--SAD Esd TO A AJoxE.-A most tor
ribc tragedy occurred Sunday afternoon the 2o,h umo
at the Fraukn Housc in Columbus Ohio. II appears thai
Mr. George Parcels young about twenty-five years
Of age had been in the habit Of amusing himself by filling up
and directing his acquainances blank warrants sud 10y
HE Governor the State for The arrest OF i"r Ghet
they were some Of Gov. Bbhs old blanks MT. Eo'na'
tive of Parcels had just to the city and put up al IN"
Franklin House. where Parcels also was stopping Parcels
filed one these blanks with the namc Of Spencer In H. say
ing a the same time that he had had considerable fun "h
these blanks and intended to have more He LANDED s
Spencer which 10 have enrage the a'c De-
yond measure The testimony shows that after lie received
the blank warrant he out OF the roo bni soon eiu
ed and asked Parcels if he had filled that warrant Parcels
w oon an, turned his head Spencer and smiled when
Spencer shot him through the back with revolver Killing
him almost instan ,ly The rash murderer was arrested
'''' ~ Orleans Pieayune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
BIENNIAI. CoNyENTIoN OF TIE BApTIsTs.

BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF THE BAPTlSTS.
NASHVILLE May 9.-The southern biennial convention Of
Bapss to-day 10 o'clock, and was called to order By
the Rev. Dr.. Hall Tho Convention organized by elecng
tile Rev. K. b. Howell, D. d. OF Richnond president
Rev. DR.. Seter Rev. William C. Buck Rev. Dr. Fuller and
Rev. Dr. Reynolds vice. presidents. Rev. Dr. Aendenha'l
was chosen treasurer and the Rev William Bush, treasurer
pro tem Rev. William c. Crane and j. c. Crane were
appointed secretaries The following States were represented
Virginia. Arkansas Mississippi, Alabama Kentucky Mlssou
ri illinois, South Carolina Texas Georgia, and Tennersee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
SUITS AGAINST KNIGHT AND HUGHES, OF cEoRclA

SUITS AGAINST KNIGHT AND HUGHES, OF GEORGIA.
Bosrox MAY l2.-ln the Supreme Court oday morton
made the suits brought against Knight and Hughes
By the aboonsts, at the time they were here TO reclaim
William and Ellen Crafts be dismissed unless responsible
endorser given for the After hearing ar:uen's
against the motion from Dana, Ridreth and Sewall Chiei
Justice Shaw decided that responsible cndorsc must DC
orocured or the cases would dsissed that they
likely to fall TO the ground.
The suit against District Attorney Lun' for the arrest 0!
Barton negro barber Salem who was taken oy mistake
for one of The rescuers the fugitive Shadach
suited-Rarton appearing The damages had been laid
NM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED. al the United Pesby Church. the ih W
Rev Charles H. Read DR. JOHN P. LITTLE and Miss JANE F.
daughter OF Robert b. Crnsan, ESD. all OF this CITY,
MARRIED on Thursday sh Of May by Rev Edward King
fnl ID D. ALEXANDER II. SANDS 10 ELLA ", daugh,e! Of
Wellington Guddin, Esq. all of this city.
Charlottesville papers will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
From the philaaelphla Ledger Of MAJ 1871

RECEPTION THE PRESIDENT Of THE UNITED STATES
AND HIS CABINET IN PHILADELPHIA.
The procession the previously published.
the crowds ulIna sidewalks cheering the President und
his Secretary of State the vehicles passed along Mr..
Webster seemed be the flvnric with the crowd and at
intervals tic cheers mos! enthusiastic.
n reaching the termination nT The route in front o tho
United States Hotel the military formed in line and came
present arms as President and the Members Of The
Cabinet LETT the carriages and entered the Hotel The whole
stree, and the steps Of the Custom House opposite were
covered with dense crowd; and as the space was
vacated BY the military The pon evidenced their desire
20 have speeches from the President ana Mr. Webster AZ
H., showing themselves The WIDOWS and finding this did
n, satisfy tho people, the President appeared the balcony
,hosc main and made short address, thanking
table rccc1.G awarded him. though fully that II was
no. personal him. bat merely the ontourIngs OF t!ei'
hearts towards the Constitution and the Union
His remarks enthusiastically received, anu on
his retiring The cries for blr. Webster resumed lic'
some he made his appearances: and, s soon as que
sas restored, remarked thar luc with travelling ne hao
not designed anything but the sight presented In e
ampiratre before HIM had aroused ms nitrui-in ana III
duccl laI lie alluded Phldc phia as having 81 many
precious relics OF the resolution w!thln hef mld-' 10 DC
M He insiaEcCd the Hall ni independence and III SPEAK
inu Congress that assembled there and lohicd 'e
Declaration and The Constitution of the Gnnn said t:iat
nrvcr nation earth c-ud boast o! having had Lesls-
BODY 10 compare ;th thai first Congress Or cause
is Is ana Union is perfect hc said, were the concn
ing Of the Declaration Of Independence, and he "
ted cause ns and our Union perccl "0~'
md will ever continue He no: the fair weather man.
who never saw The cloud in the heavens until ne "a
The thu ndcr-cap but though aware that evil minded men M
,rous portinns OF the country um.niin2 dscoru e
lid moi view danger immnen ard had perlGct cou'
ence in the intelligence Of the masses and their love oi e
Ijnpn one and Issube tn have fear ot IT'S per
Mr. Webster spoke abpn fifteen minutes ana was steneu Sue
~ with great respect and attention. Al the close I" h' e
marks Mayur Gilpn returned thanks for the gooo olucl
maintained bY his irliow.cizens IN dong honnt - ' %o
stitutnnal authorities of the unon-and, reuth5 VIC as
scmblaec gradually dispersed. .u,.
The President and the members OF the Caoine WIZ 'e" '
for New York by the 9 o'ciock train this morning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
THE LATE NICARAGUAN NEWS HOAX.


The steamship Mexico which arrived this port to-day
from Chagres and San Juan de Nicaragua brought
maon Of the Ncoaguan intelligence tclegraphed TO this
city few days since from New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

GAVIN purchased large Nelson county, and wishing
III -yt otter this very val
pcTiy ir very reduced price !, IL situated five
: l.. yinw Charlottesville. he Rivanna River, (Which
place.) snd in half mile of the
ia Railroad oi the best wheat growing sections Of Vr
Tie pOgrry merchant mill house, four stories
- ."o 4ad OF wood. by II, and wing OF stone
% high l1p by Sc which ;icre large workshop with
-! Lathe Circular Saw. Sitting Saws &c. going by
iro. with owds paten, wheels, running
:Ir Of brs aud n stones. making fifty barrels
day and grinding 2S 0O bushels wheat Nowds
-. considered the bes; The mill is large
It stones. making POO 20 barrels toll corn
ains from 100 10 $50 plaster y-a: worked by OF
wheels The mill is ncw closely covered in with
re root and getting gond dwelling houses
r ali suitable i which business could be
so good mlIcrs house,. large smith shop plaster
- corn house: large conpers shop. &c villa about thirty
rsrv itch low grounds capable OF being cultivated
e 'r whole thousand dollars cash. liberal
- J,n from t,c Tor part of the purchase
iacuriy secured. Persons wanting mill property can't
ywlcrc therefore would advise all such and
;f.nIs.s Ny address is Shadwe Albemarle county. Va
E.-a a>;-cwtf s. &. SNEED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
LOSSES RY GREY.

LOSSES BY CREVASSES.-It appears from reliable
statistics quoted on the subject by the Baton Rouge Ga
zctre that the quantity Of Sugar lost in the o only
two years by the effects of crevasscs amounts the
nous sum of twenty-five thousand hogsheads, valued AT
the lowest calculation 1880 000 The Gazette urges
lryec system.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

The EGOVERNMENT SECRET TEXPEDITlON-fhe
view ork Mirror says that the price paid for the steamer
crescent City, chartered suddenly in that city, 10 70
South on secret ORDERS is 81 200 per day.
Inc New York letter TO the Philadelphia Inquirer say
that the probability is ha the sailing OF the Crescent City
will be deferred indefinitely, and adds :
According to all appearance there is necessity for The
employment OF my force in this regior for IS ot shpo
Cuba"
oispach from Washington TO the paper actually
says tha 'ere IS no truth in the report that steamer has
oeen chartered in New York by Government cruise along
'e southern coast The Crescent City has evidently been
chartered for some purpose however The dispatch adds
All the Information received here leads the belief that
Cuoah INVASION nus been postponed and the SOu;h Lh!
onu secession movement delayed for the present The hes
evuenee mat nothing is appreheEded is the fact o The Pre-
sloent leaving as he has.
Measures will be taken TO collect the revenue sOnd its
coheeton be resisted in South Carolina which not anu
Gpaied, and beyond this steps are contemplated The
esuet, oeIofe leaving this morning, gave cnpna'c IN
structions on this point.
The President expects to be back on Wednesday week"
FROM WASHINGrON.-The New York Herald has a
dispatch from Washington stating that the President has de-
ernned, In opposition the joint opinion Of Secretaries
Webster, Grahnm, Conrad and Stuart kocpin office Mr..
Lewis Collector of the port Philadelphia. e us done
ths It s also alleged n opposition the wishes OF Senator
Cooper and the Whig Committee The resignation OF Mr..
webster on this account is said be impending Mr. Coop
err II Is affirmed, has warned the President that the Union
men of Pennsylvania will regard the support of 'he Collector
as coalition with Freesosm and that be and his friends
VIII lioppose 10 obstacle the nomination OF Gen. Scott by
the Pennsylvania Nhig Convention.
The Post Office Department has announced that after the
first day of June Richmond Va and Cleveland, Ohio will
be distributing Offices; and that utter the first day OF july
Petersburg, Va Cumberland Gap N.Y. and Huntsville, Ala,
will ceasp 10 be distributing Offices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
II. HOPS FOR THE INVALID.

[tTlr
ss .U:iHg series anchor firm anu steauast
.rr r i..s n;ri!c! be- said Of BAKERS PREMIUM
- "tr caa be procured, the invalid ever live III
s ir "e3a!- ro deriving permanent benetts from ls
wan 81 condolences there being beor the public such All
.Nnb"T Of dele:erious compounds which daily al
i"l'l OF III eiG!aton oi any such classification be-
= ms remedy. IT. virtues have fully received the test Of
s'''n.t ermaacHt cures on many oI the most re-
'..''' o Richmond AS invicoraor. il stands unpar
i,,"s ahra!'hy the digestive orsans-orifyng
b. @ 'aS n" attacks Of Dysepsa certain preventive OF
e.. ''"e's sp""dy AMI certain for Nervous Head
ami Ntrs~:. Ia the of delicate females, II
=. ~. ''%' Invaluable application for many complaints 10
a F'1 :e' No 9, Market Bridge; Bennett Beers
. ..,. 3 - 'Ntce' lnta & Go; Ade 81 Gray Jas Blar
=: y, "''@, an. ". T. Ladi, Apo;hecaries and Drug
|s~. 'sr' '"iSEcsci 20 T. EAKER, will meet with prompt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
CARPETlSGS.
r~OS UTMpTIKEN no BROADWAY NEW YORK.

';'FE>oS HUMPHREY. 379 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
# received by the late from Europe, thor usua
ilp o c and elegant Carpengs, patterns entirely new,
sr9 mi: be tt, a; their establishment We do not deem
.ats the varieties OF CarIetlnc,
! t!at sill sell better article AT less price than any
,'4crtG az The city
,i:'sH Velvet AMI Saxnny Carpets English Tapestry and
' Carts; English Thrce.py. he Carpes English
l- I~w patterns. Carpets English Damask and twilled
ia Eirf.,s; Rods, in crea variety: Checked and White
& ~ 81 anl I: Embossed Table aud Piano Covers Che.
at Animate Rugs; French and Italian Shades Woi 81.
-. '''''' ''"'' 1''7 ''s7~' ~ ~ '
- Z" c'oi from the hes, English an; American manuacto
- 'n2. zee; vide extra heavy.
49, aa t.,a pieces all wool Carpet 50 per yard
Win U-rat!e style Of goods found in regular Carpet
Mo! which will be sold on The reasonable terms
=" I'-r.'n' PETERSON d. HUMPHREY.
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Majority for Subscription 900-
THE LAND WARRANT FORGERY-THE CASE OF
DAVIS COL. HUGHES.

w,su,So-oy Nav 9-Samue Slenus, who was ar.
rested yes,crday charged with forgery in connecon With
Land Warrants was to-day required give sooo security
for his appearance at Court. e n;,
In the Circuit Court this morning In the case OF DAVIS
the solder who brought suit against Col Hughes o[ nav
iog whipped him Jn1pa, during the Mexican wal, ot an
rendced verdict Of $3.50 for the plaintiff new trial has
ham nvcS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
rae RICHMOND ENaUiREk; @ REns,v
arstisnEp DAILY AND SEN ,,ToHIE, H Jn.
Ft,,,N, f. s. THOMAS NJ


svsn doliars per annam and al ' Esr ra,S ,s ni
s ,rr sAet and dollars for SIX n'"Nhs'
s; T. Z; ;;@'s' by malt ''. paid add
% .. T.; T. ! Ss;:: !sss % % :;s;
is Ssns pad M m,e, accumulation "i PosISSSs ES,,
j s sstS.iS en- ;s' '
fESoIlRlR 'ssn lines or less esn;sI nrS m
.sn N lh my cents every .';Sss wss ~ ss ss week. thirty
zen and hail cents f,y dollars for thirty hnos, anu iT
A whe are rs o. less inst insertion
N,,' ,lIE Sr,ll WEEKLi-Fer hl'ss" '''@'' - " -
ar continuance o. i., with the advance
'S.,sI%rs IRON, \ distance mus; he aee'ut: aee::,nn ~
aSiIN | ,ss Of respect ercedins etshf anss' orc
.g,! fr as advertisements 1000 ,, .o,r,rv whenever the
wiring known !" US "S Oe or ,Sey viii in nc
tycrv measure, Eai has oeeh 'aheh " ,n,
@ @ ons and q~4es las proved ers'n%s oas being ccri
w ms; N such upon t,e ~ I.s,s,
H. - am. of TN. tr'" IN me "'E ~
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.mt Lirk. Pitt.S = .s v ff it

IL twE NtF hirE titESE.svEfk
r. S"iNl ~ r. D. n RUN'S PATENT LIFE-PRESERVlSG
!at ac i1r Ge.achig horses frnm carriages In case
M tae L. :as,' THIS invention commends itself TO all who
pIH. very sinie, and will in all do what 1t
"cs t5 r, great Inducements manufacturers as nc
at> q necessity control the sale Of Vehicles.
~ r,a.aty any sh" desirous of investing small
A'sh, ,r co,oi ~ a'dcl can be a The Capitol
ri "rla perns " " a.. application can he mads by
~ %t mani F.. ' h'r~innnd T. e. CLAYTON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

DEATH OF GENERAL MARRloTF-"e regret l., 10
iiai m ~ announces the sudden demise OF Gen. vii.
liam "A Marriott in the 62I year OF his age he was eSten
" ' ~ -. -, nd cstecm.d and numbered among the
old nnd substantial residents Of Baltimore lie hlea
,h ra,, ability for series of years the important post
Of Collector OF Customs OF the port OF bal!In"re.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 7.
TL .s,,rh,at Mexico has arrived with later dates from
cn -" nd San Francisco There Is news Of mpor.
tanre. ,,.. :, g., r,, Nv, yo- has
also arrived -
f o;rht nf The Common Council oi Boston arrived
r. The Irving House. New York on Saturday on behalf O
, copoiion 10 solicit from the President Inc hono Oh
yisir 10 Boston il,ing his Northern tour.
Mr. BIJCHANAN NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT
WAsnSa7oS PA, May l2-the Democrauc ~ GonHeniU,
Hon s 4 Gilmore was nominated ior Judgcshp and iho
mas Watson ESD OF Calonsburg Tor State Senate keso
ulions we're passed in favor OF Hon. James 6uchsha" ~
President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16

THE HEMPF1ELD RAILROAD.-On Thursday last tie
sense OF the people OF Ohio county, Va taken upon the
rropely Of subscribing Sl50000 to the Hemphed Railroad
4, ihn cnse of the nula the vote stood follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-16
R1CHMoND TRADE.-Ths Lexington (VO) Cia7et

says: =.
The conmcndabie eTIrts Of our Richmond @ S,, va
,i ha cusrnm nf The merchants Oh their own State we
home NAV not ail b. rewarded with return o .!e ''pe'a
nairopagc they fully merit We have been pleased 10 en
, ,bn nnrchn5e in Richmond this Spring on terms
rouoy as cheap az they mad formerly done in o
cti.s This is OF the important means u ouo't W
i vii, soon he built M that will promote ie Interest
every branch Of business. Heretofore most OF .he "9h.
merchants purchased goods from the '",neh cIte arc
,rn that they intend TO make their mporatlons hereafter
di,1.t IN Richmond.