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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-21

C 1t tcHt not eo,yode Steel Pens. 81
Columbus. July -. 1850. LII.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-21

" -IIIl LIl7I EITa.
Newark Cider Vinegar.
For ale By As JONES CO
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-21

MILITARY GooDs.-Swords, Epauets, Chap
raux, Sword Belts, Buttons Buckles, Laccs,
plumcs Stars. Tasscls. cockadcs, Drums, Flies
r,,I rtb., N.f1it,r,, 4 rticIps
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-21

From the facilities they possess, flor they i'm
good bargains and as great inducements to the
purchaser of Dry Goods as at any house in the
south.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

THE ntxt au; m annua! .css,on OF ,ls Institution will com
Tie Is: day OF October, and continue, without iicr
" IN. 4u;it the .itil July lS:f2.
raled the road thirteen miles West ot Iapfahan
M five Southeast OF Rchmonl The bui:di"cs are ar
" the and cnroIt OF ;hc pupils, being neat spa
any. surrounded wi!h ample and we'll shaded iaE
.a.. T::r rtnu kab:y llctly aftdins lc Ilres
xpe.oe w,rr anl. in rccar The aids which location
" to mora and !ae.tua Improvement b! an!
@ society OF the neighoerhood being moral intelligent anu re
y m NJ Jefferson Minor take great pleasure in informing hc
d! patrons mat an NECESSARY arrangements have made
:u:.;s and improvement OF this lns'uioE I~'
t'.' OF !s;-:.rn abilities and acqulements, and o rxer
" ..e b., c.ct o., as Prnc;ai and other The
: | .a!EeH'a Departments Both furnished the mos; unques
i'Sln" las oi qualifications and Of moral and religious
later llicIs Professors and uter distinguished persons
- " .r"n receive. and will he SHOWN :" patrons
" u."ad Nn kucns.a German gentleman and scholar ha'
-m?e leach he LGRcaGces and Mathematics IN all lis va
- a'cte. Mr. Nuu kurri: has Frante a'
ave " aud resided III several other countries lie reads a
WI" hu.cs n"st 81 The living languages
a.: t.ch, German. Italian and Spanish n OF which OH
sce mcIu,!el lie Will leach Mr. Won h"ens ha'
" o' dsng uis'r gentlemen Ameri ats and Il"
Ear.. ~,sn roys Inn .r gentleman Genaar
E'rr. scholar AMI successful rrarler III Pen"!!v"his
'S,' t.i Nnsma, Among them W. ment" OIL! ;he "iiow
From H. xc"i!ci.c> Guvernor a" Kentucky, John l.
Hon '.oFy cia: he Hon Richard frencl hc Hon Ch
Darn, Cait james "wad and Hon. Richard Arpers"n AL
" Ply ~: is E-ccccy The Attorney General III lie tne
g." tic.i., HI Exc"lIcucy III. Sece;lry Of lie In
h. i < II Stuart of Washington. D. c. There a,r good
|. ' .h!''en to IL: soo. ,Izc! volume Mt Il is now
" Acs u pcasuse TO al our testimonials OF his worth
~ N. w' AL il, the departments 4s auxiliary
.lai ,,. AL ard maintain ;cr friendly snd
m - e ~, IL. ;apls heretofore. OF their acquire
hnsrS Heso's does become us 10 sieas oar
m III. tr. MN s i"Tl led for saying that 1t has neeh ioi
Ta.tl th,, srr % and their education tie obee: tor
A.a sisn,c on. 80 >a,a'1.! an! continued.
= g. ,N9srgg Io se '' macy aud great aaVan''s n
c aud ,orpr ~ a. 'f The tdy,racher. speak a"t ie"
... Al s o,. - "s 'a. eA.e w,c' together with :he va
., WIN = N'' s =, 4 a,.:tntaceS hut seldom
+ .',, ~ t 'h,t RAG .:tiia;s il: the science Of
2. Al .n i" "t -. ., - y examining ,hc specimens
!"'a: ladies ai q tns every n. - is,,re pro
neNi q; linlc. boh o.. nt .tt rycry branch
'S"s' "'"sii.ou bah 50 H. ,'as,, m r,,n,,i viii he
" craS!4cr ts lc hes, cs i'm, Mats and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
HEyNCu SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

We learn that. late hvnT Saturday afternoon, john
H. Pa,kh ESQ., OF Henrico, after several ba!l1's no
minated as the Democratic candidate for the Senate by he
Convenliu of delegates from Hanover and HenrIco We
hope hereafter give tie otiici! proceedings.
The nomination finally made unanimous ana Mr.
Parkh accepted in appropriate ADDRESS Tae district
is Democratic and invoke the whole party 10 give an
united support the nominee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
EMIGRATION.

The Union reports the number of enigrants who arrived
New York during the month o September 336s6-eH-
ceed!ng BY 33T2 the number that arrived in the preceding
MONTH As is always the case Ireland and Germany fur
nished the largest number 9S5 came from ireland,
TO- 2S7 from Germany $3.50 from England, O64 from Scot
land 500 from France 61S from Hoan GIG from Sweden
and Norway, 3g7 from Switzerland, AMI smaller numbers
from various other places.
To give its readers idea o: the great increase OF en'!-
grafton the Union has collected the following table from The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
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THE GREAT TELEGRAPH ca

PHILADELPHIA. Nog. The Cyaft tJUt-as Gdc' "rd
kancJ decided tie telegraph cl.e i'i. JnH:-. H."
ylnun sustain: each and all iDrs : 4:ga' IN para.
cullr ami tcct .c; tint c lha inventor Il; "c " u ~.
i.LraplnI Uy 1T "S;i1;G y uatn: ~ - E"-
Ignasn. aad "a snch IS entttl:a - t.oe.i..t a"@
that the line nirIa Hnon ht- Cg:Gi- IL .' -
rrc'cI decree ana ;!lIc!!pn - D" 'pre - ls .@.-
pIinlns counsel in acco.lncc w.ia TIE p1sr. a. 'a bill
rnc counS, lr IT,. inr- tine tnJsgc i!J!! ot y.
Yo.E 81 Ci.o.u: r Campbell IA! GcprJ i as ~ ln..-
aicya Counsel ir the Bi!n '1c, K. II Hi iclt1 -"
YJrk and Wu Il. Meredith and Peer .cCi! q. '1aa-.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

Total in first five yrs. 350liS Total in last five yrs:
Iiss three months, l,03I,i20
There yet mnnhs ana upwards before the end OF
the year while The emigration that oi last year is aa
tv exec: iG3 ty ESQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
CHEERING.

In the first election under tie new Constitution IN MAY?
lnd, the Democrats gaia sixteen members of 'he Les
u,e in seven counties and III. city OF Baltimore. dee Is
stirring example for the Democracy OF Vsiaa at the st
election uude! our Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
MEETING OF DEMOCRATS OF CUMBERLAND
ihn pOAHATAN

Al meeting Of Dcancra,s OF the counties o Cumberland
and PowI,.ln held BJ!: Spring in CanberI4rd Sat,
n:ay l.t FAY .! Nuyr:be, 1851 III Nominate rani
ar vote" !vr al the election - !- h-' IN the 1 ny
u Dcr:!I yr next, represent the electoral district col
,,.sc! thu at counties TIE next General Assembly.
Dr. Al crunp u. Pw;IiiIa vas called 10 the tnilr, aad
Creed d. Coleman ol Cia Ind ap? '.u: Secretary.
Dr. C:ump, Chair. delivered short hu,
neat appropriate ai:css ex anatoy OF tie Object OF
the meeting.
rnitcvl,n tina, ir delegates in Gti-n:nrc report them
selves to the Secretary "hs.cupGc the following gentle
men rcDDrtrd dcicr from Cuhnrnd, 10 vii; Sanl
Hobson rio- I-hel Jnl Il wilson Jas lsbe! i,os
SaundcrS1a Leo D Spears, Jlu"s Anderson, R.n .I:n,
Jno Cook. Dr. Ro Henderson, VIM ) DaI" X " Johnson,
" 4 IotGsun OYcion Smith, Steln2 Cook, L i;:a!s
Foster Geo O5r.rDt !to Saith. james Dn~!y Jno +
CroUtcr Dr II 4 Tii.ry, VIM Suut!a Dr. ina J ilea aud
Harrison Jonr Aud il.e following reporre: rs delegates
from pwiaa1 Geo Taylor, Ban!ster White 'se''
WrFa Jnu Miller Ch Il Forscc, Ja, L E4iesIon. v"
Tavl,r Taos T. Talbot, Ab,: Sad;lc, Dni ii Ja"A'on
Dr SAM A Hobsoa Scj,ra D B,a4!san. Peicr PORTER,
Jno Je,er Jao K Aston DanI II Brown, Th,s B:own +
+ Hau.h and Or Alb. Crump
The meeting then being rady 10 proceed 20 te examination
OF the business whic. they had Convened DR. Ntcn nI
pvwhaan mo ed that committee al fourteen. consisting
Of seven from each dricglon bn appointed by the Cha 10
reruTt SOME gentleman as Il caudt!i'c.
This committee uDpon!c! by the Chair, and retired,
and in short time returned and reported Mr. Wm. O Jr
Of P0whatan the Democratic caniiAte The rcio7t o
IN. comutt, was concurr,d and lr Old was gnIHisoG$
ly nominated by The meeting II their ca:'al'iir
On motion, Ch1ir an iict rim. Il ,hSpn ana Dr
Rut Henderson 0 CumIor and, and Geo Taylor ard Jo-
scph Wren of Puwhaan, committee ~ INFORM alr oG u"
his nomination. and rrGues! his arcciihncc thereof
The PURPOSE which the meeting h1d tss:f1i! .''n@
now been arco np!is!ed c. +. " lsbe Of CumeeiIani
by request aud delivered very song stirring ahd e'
oqHcnl speech. =,
meeting signed by The Chairman and Secretary and i"r
wnrcd t, the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner or publ
caon The meeting then ADJOURNED. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

The Courr;.r de Eais Eais states that after Ku-cr had
arrived ooard the Mississippi he r"cev' Ges1"'e 10 II
he Tuxsi government! informing him ta' A9s'Iia ~: n
>clyus al i- ilbsrItJn, ali sGs-I': iG
should DELAY hs dcpariur: unt :he G!i:I!i. -" b. "
ranged. The generous Hungarian wa, ,yu'c! ~ actgdr
to this recu.-t tic CApiin u t@ " s,i-s'a 1""fg'-
ed and declared that he wuu! not salt r sSC' y !p"
OF American hospitality; tU.t hps:crH ht'lE: sG! OF
board oi an American vessel. upon A.Gl:!-un sy:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

The following Democrats are spoken Of Us cand!aes o'
lie T. S Sena;orssp in California in place o. Ioi. f'
,aou who il is said has rctisrd irl!n prci! lie t1.
Nina. T. j. Henley Col Weller, David c. H:ot>'icE, VA
'nanel Bennett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

poRrLASo ME, November G.i--tfg tcyc accounts here
from An:2o!s Nova Scos, s;ang that the steamer &. a.
nuios pt.ng 81 John aaG Doggy Is J."t 1913
in the .,ccn: gale, ard that al un hpatG p"ahtc.
Four fishing vessels which went "u some TN" ago on
fishing cruise have been lost with all on board.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
DIED.

Dep7rel this lie ae III! Dclnher, hi! residence IL
ccGnly t:rIu:e. EDWIN L. GtSD| ~ -" "a " has
He aud relations -
h. 1c,-i ih.S exam, gGt tbs cuui7uu.
SIcl he lived IL hi! dead! tie cymRIur: !is sE>aH 1T
left i I1,! a! ft1!r II E..t-r
-uoaEIri 10 The ieau!: 81 iny ri': hihae! .ta:ts
bleed bur Cod te praised he spared - os-@ his ~ trM n
loo!. hoped. tiei :I.!h OI tie frierIlt -
'iIe1rsn friends 20 h.ess :as ir.ssu; scelc
RosumcS .eer,, prepsls Tor The EeX-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
BALTIMORE, Nov,

MARYLAND ELECTIOS.-Rc Returns from all the wards
in r civ rxc.n, oh been received anu me '"e
san!- f.r sol!er-numas (DemocaD 9,3i4; Morgan
(Whir) 5 052 II IJrity Tor Thomas, !, ol2 ,o
TIE S.h ward viii prooab!y increase lnomas majority 1oo
"o:.s. 49,,
& tn,o.e City, Baltimore Couaty, Howard Anne Arun-
DEL Ta.oo; Cecil Hartford Queen Anne Kent, Washington
CAROL Prince George Montgomery aad A'eshany couh'
los ..ya Ihonss 900 majority The same counties gave
Lowe for Governor; last year, 5000 majority. Thomas
ma. : in the whole State viii PROBABLY DC about ooo
The Democratic candidates Tor Lottery and Land Com-
mis- .ne.s are elected ny large ma!oritlcs
The Senate ,rii b. Wni.t 6y irom ) 20 majority
r.c House ot Delegates. far rs heard FROM stands De-
nurai, 81, Whic@ u. and II counties t. near from
~, curi u; .ssa- w i'll conss, Wings and *o
Democrats: tie CifcHi, Court Of :2u: Wings ami tour De
AID two l:i-s anG Democrats haze been cfo
sen us Commissioners ot Public Works Vote OF the s!at
less lnan we had imagined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

Dispatches il il rumored have been !ccs!",' n =" 'i-
isl: Legation spwl:g Spain requires Ja a:prtl -
lu.-nl-Gtless g.aplHIer!1 j:g.t t;e @sIr: rG Ea-t
tu her flag II New leans and American rI>Jns
at liberty Of royal nercy way ai sure uis lie
and single American citz-n Is "o. iaic in
a w.olr Of yi.i.iaous sa!tpe:re.
| IN B. Without he lead or the ION A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
Y,;a slCilMosD Enquirer.
..n,tSuEr DAILY AND SEMI. w Len -,
;r,.u +, - THOMAS KITCHIE, SH'
p,r.-, seven dolIars re. aunuE, ami at
.rE |, VI ::

aGas m M a"0ss Sns sa% He. a. S FSr fSs Ss som
axe ,cr annUn, ard :iec dollars Tor sA nio!'hs, pay
y, @ @ ID q t s :a ysa1 ys':'S' 's "' post paul.
- ,h- n,ay bc rcae per mail IN good ana
e. A. at ;t. res the Esiors. me gsadss y az s
1.sc " s rrrS TIE postage I" single c'te IL scarce
rs 1t IS ;s nsss'Sstsn sis a SrDn ., ,'I:ir El.,.
A. eX..Is:'s '"'" TERMS ~ ADVERTISING.
THE p S'sks M 5sS n'' Ss s; e; N
isn "! .Yics week. three times wuck, thirty
az! ~: .lscd ifty ollas for ;iy linc. aEt III
AanaA' .: greater ensth--cXcet -" ~
.f'i acf- charged ltO dollars aper iEclHea
',r , -ctW EEAIl-tor lines or less first rser'
. IN 90 a. or rsca continuance 80 Cents. ,
is4.tc mus hu accompanied with ie ADVANCE l'y'
u'..., .cf,rtU: lasnrc execution .,,, -
h"S Of respect, e=ced:ns etshf nnes ave
tt.:.r. AiTinsss iron the country, "nss s W W.
n.tyt y must nc autneaueae: ~ LII
f! m p.,pas rr IN the neishborhood or they WI! H. no
- ~ ,us..sl Ever! measure thai mas ostn ahen " ,
- rp,,.r has pur-I heretofore unaTaiirI2 We inist
;r,s IL s,:cl case. upon the ccnnunica'ci oeis ceii
. ~. prsncs,r The hGrt of the t'!er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

- All nominations OF caH1.dates ipt Offices -n!'T Tie
ncw Constitution are charged ior Advertisements, or:
be accompanied by advance pay, 20 sa1c p!oH3 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

Potato Gathering Machine is in operation in Ha'"
H,mp.hre. II is attached 70 a wagon. Tne wa-o" -
p,lce,. j, one end potato field WIN or !5ss
AZ, ct an. rs i, passes DOWN rus digs TIC potatoes
..n.ri;e. leal liz: .cA L.Ids lem into N: wagon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

CIshie's maj J:y, f!S.
The vote on the Cns;itution stood al the Court House
For ratification ILL., rejection lo-mnJority for TatlH'
carlon, Ii.
were polut IL! this county. II this so he must lay the
blame on the Commissioners and tuo Of The three lcho acsea
R he Court Woilie Wings and rotsd for Botis con
slider il the must I'M uGrE assault upon gentlemen of worm
ana! standing cvrr knew. But it only shows TO what
lengths wings wi! % any political purpose IS 70 De
ulscrsrd How coai ii be known 10 richmond On ihafs =
av night that bad were polled when The state oi
he ;uI. l,s: kao"n1 The charge - as t'olsh us
ls false. will venture The assertion maj hee are no'
a! as tary b,I the poll in this county as there
~ on III. .rHy poll OK Iyrrico ict-e did not rain.
Bar it i. glorious victory and think has used up John
Minority B ITS for good ana all.
WASiIlN GTnN-O
For Congrcss-McMulcn IOl
House ct Drlcga;cs-ilophins Il9.
Cnunty subscrIpo 7G5 against it l35.
For Constitution 1888 against it IL
AUGUSTA OFFICIAL
For the Constitution 1891. against il 79.
For Corurcss-L. lchcr dem. 533. .
llo,sn OF D,!e.scs-Wakcr whg. 367; Inboden whig,
3i3 A5nry, dem, 325: Harris, dem 3o5 PeStn "h' --'
Scna,c-S!ieilcy whig, III; Baylor, dem r322.
The commissioners Cicenvlc precinct allowed voters
for candidates for III: LEGISLATURE &C. tree alys.
contrary w The vote therefore, that was gwen al tat
prccinc, the last days is Illegal and should be sirc"-
en- from POLL. II that is DONE from what we nave nnder,
stood Waher whig and Abney, dem are elected
10 tie Legislature though the show The election OF
Walker aud lnooden. lP'"d''o'0'
[p A. Heskc Esq. having declined the nomination 'oi
the House. james H. Skinner has been selected The fol
lowing is the excellent Democratic ticket for Augusta and we
heartily wish AL success State Senate-Jacoo ba!nr,
Ed House of DeI-gatas-Capt. William \: Ahney, Dr.
Clement Z. Harris, James H. Skinner Esg-En3utreTl
ROANOKE.
For ralifyng the Constitution 26o, for rejecting e.
For Cvn.r~ss--H. 4. EuuGd-on IT'S
! House Oi D,lesa;cs-lnhcit C:li! lIo.
! FLOYD.
1 For tho nav Constitution 253 sen;cst il 81:
Ilepry Drskn. lfor the Ia.isatur) received nearly al
the votes that were pollsd bn not candidate.
II A :uunh-on or Congress OF course got neaf!y all
as he had 10 opposition.
! PULASKI.
We understand tie maoy for the Constitution 10 be zz
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con, ,,sr;SEHSHIp NOTICE.

Viz .stncr-h subscribers, dissp"ed the 80
nuluai Per-"uf holding will Apply 10
Nasc. aid Indebted vii ssel necessity # r.k,ns pay
l.. =, .uau rs ,,.. s,l,e !. II. WALkE.
} 4 WaI.kE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
WISCONSIN ELECTION

Governor Is elected by 900 nap;l:y; ADD II IS
though, that the Wings will also have nyo!ty il: the L.
gislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
-M.A GRIED.

MARRIED on Thursday morning 9Th the IcG-'c Tso
,es!an C Arxaari, ti- Rev D. Evans Esas inii> g.
TAlIaEERR0 and MARI ~ MASON daughter .! Iaea-. :;
Whit. Esi al! o! that place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

e h.rl,pers entered topirrrr:h Tor :e purpas
.sr,,u, General Grocery and Commission Business.
b, name and style of j. H. WaiNE "A co They have tae
>. lately occupied hs J. II WaS-. AM! respectfully solicit
;Jsa ,he.r friends anu the pubic generally.
~ --r2x JAS. III. COX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

The Mar,ins6ug Republican announces that james F..
Stewart Of Morgan member Of the late Reform CJnvcn
ion has accepted desirable appointment in the Indian De-
partment ut Washington. That paper knows OF "no one
norc capatleo d=cta!sing with ability All fidelity the d''
ties that will dcvove upon him, than the gentleman to
whom this appoin.nlent has been olleled."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

; ''s, - PERRY, August II, lS45.
N..cugLa-pcar SThs lmel saw !oct ETe'SiiSc "a
ri: rg.,n- ance came. lnp1nei On your recon-
~ m ~. .tr ui his IL. .n1rI' had tie conn
- maze IN most u .',e patent medicines But Us tue mos
f =. nj treatment aad s.cIIr,cd"s hac utterly idleu
M, suite rr con sr!t, USE, supTosic tsa GIG
,, .uG hur:. II case "i severe el'n""s Hh
nv Of % The .yc.hais ai is al very murh IN
Your ~, Silvc used c'mEtI: acs! 'i"e
.. /. lay e,ct was tit:'c, iHS ""a s'e.!''
.cr since ha." used Sa..e sEea' many ''.'
ap,es Ia .ai.s " has speedily 'it recent ~
eyes AM aso which hal resisted an hsatc"
~ t Years My ptcsHn opinion L. that a. 10 ch'en',Mes
c-qiy cry >jiciasssf ali The St!'es .ha t'
- ....T, T. " LUSi.YN, " d.
~ -, - ALEXANDER nuHAL PURCELL! !ADD q oS.
saiNuE MOOD co. aud Druggists ara Merchants sc;efa!!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11

~ A.E SCHOOL At CHAiiLoTT.. IL.
" 1rf session 81 my School viii cu,nnlsncc with the non
-. ~ e;teI close with The month OF April Terms
T., ,..e DAVID COMFORT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
CHESTERFIELD.
CHEsTERFIELp T.. H., Q

CHESTERFIELD Z. H., UcT -Oi Tot.
10 tie Editors of the Enquirer:
Cirar,nen-l herewith send you statement oi
tn. county, both regards the Consressohai
election aad the the Constitution Al le CLOSE oi
lie ,.ay Thursday the vote stood: .
" ' Caskie. Bas.
,,h..c-C,,J (.,r,, Uonso 46l 230
Clover ll.Ii -uo ID
GIL 2i3
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sIAiiSl.E. u.

,at> 7 ROGERS Sth street, %, Nichhi"ho a Oedei
itailan ard Maroie Monuments, iolos
- MAJ pieces every descriptions " all
~ ,.n in Carving a1ecu,cdin tne neaest manner
r, the cuuu:ry Silh city reference promptly at.enoeao
New York cv. an! having much experience IN e
n,,,. h,ms, ali work eXccu.cI at his shop VIII sFs
s."tss' hd''"'' - ,nv ,,u. S,ub
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
CREED d. COLEMAN, Secretary.
For TIC Enqajr.r.
VIRGINIA LAW

VIRGINIA LAW!
The Gciiorn. c"ric;s ~ the tic!:ond Wig tNov. 3nl
from The BinlnGr American without note or c'i'inri
regard il a Iioe on This ::ood old C"n"onwean There
i. no such Taa ignorance ~ The laws i '!isi"
as eYnced more than once bF The tFuie editor n "c "3
account Fur the tact That Sole Ciay 1ta q '
hI.sscl uoto ih : Guy 4 BENEDICT.
la exists in Virginia which ia somewhat cTcEous on
tho.e nltrimon,y disposed, requiring iar eaHafaes Tor
the hyncniI bonds not only 10 take out iese re,tc m
ceremony BE- pcornIcd but also t" 90 before me proper
officer and bund that the common" "hh s!.al nos oc
como chaacata with the support o The 's.ar Of me non
To avoid the publicity and Inconvenience afsh- i'p' Il
comal:ancc win this w object with paTi"s and
10 elect Grc!na Green is made nj the hti"c AT ii"
Ferry which spanning III. Potomac r0f fhryh:G I" r.
pina Iri Eeaai territory on w!cf the !its can oe
suIaZcd with0u: compliance 81 HE :s n tltief S'e.
Two nj these lagos took place on me b'i'ge iS' we
the Rev. tcn ID. Catn"wh otrrintlng, ana M'' u' ";
E.l,rr 9na Miss Sarah Bug. and aIr. j. f. Itsn"i and
Miss Sarln PAtes, forming IL. mitfnonla' parties
NEW ARTICLE FOR EXHIBIT ON.
Il the handsome agricultural Fair and Exhibition at
Charl,sown Jefferson county, Va The following report
was adopted From what VIC have seen % the lovely specl-
mecs Of Natures handiwork in that beautiful sec'n o"
the Stat" VIZ are n, surprised at IN" Committees sH'acss
il awarain. the Golden Apple. The grouping Of 50 many
charms y,s well ccaiatsL to dazzle and bcwde the Jnag-
,ent and :!scce;inn Of the most siait married n1T
We wc,e conducted nio The ad">' :'par1,'a', an Re
wc /! .::" etJ ourt.cs "fi"aI !1 liii ;'-e > u
w sav. i,l d III :'y - rcs.aa-l u ti!t Zee,
wfs Of The Maker 'ni. 'nfsn' band h, e oa 'it
brced 'uT*sts 10 o5SnGcy oi Pn'?2=1 20 psc' me m ~,
fess's of th Syc:'y ard, tou1aE !HI n: Jar SER we
fncd ,,,ln- ,;r ,it,ars h4.i eit bot l:" fr-
betuifnl specimen ni Thread WAS exhibited 10 ~ aS
Miss ul:aan Hu,=t :5r whch c:.-T;uy ra'd hcf
nrpatui. %! s. an. mos! ctcr:gy a"iTa iier pre-
,r,u t n t,r mir of l.acn S!"e' 5H. i;uile mae
rial making AMI al conducted umc'' ie Supervision
a. dircc,iiI Ant daty and noGtsty k!'r "c ah
that cua.iv) wpl..i permit, wnE!! si5i 10 %.H islsl
who are nrnanug ua:at the curse 81 s:A-ic
hs;h.r scn man .ec Mt as exhibited BIZ tie Ladies II
their nilnuactu-as would n, MAKE thcHi tr.'y he:'7 y
r.;.yr rh.n Of their clr= and enable Them 10 reei i
nrrszrc al hari times ana Bring IS cTiceace 10 'i::
o.: Mrs Charles Yates whose beautiful F:yeGsh Of ;ei
cock :c4,.e.s has compelled rs no' ei e'''0"
;-1! r:s5irss ~ aw,rl: her prize "i -
4 au.bsr Of yoag ladies' ,ras c:5Lte 70 rs j9F pTe
niurs :,oui coaa,:.'rc hal a"afde: Prz"s to e' c
cDId,rg 10 tie committees oPilon ~ ttt h'e''s :.
bay ns.,o:ri II the ricui,u.al Societies s-ro"seIGcn
We declined awas1inE any. ...,,,
j. ". MUOnE
G. D. WILTSHIRE
DANIEL MOLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-11
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E .rw!. c.f,.c.tr l,r. JolvI % the rcsI'ar paCCc
w i.>y l9c!ai-i -i!iuted L,shia ta MiIch.i f'e
No q.k rrs;ai;oH but ca:e as well I" NE Confidence
:aYiv =, n:!crs. who may have occasion I" a'a hein
IL
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-08
ii. w. TRACY 81 CO.,

"AVE the pleasure of announcing to The CHI
III Zens of ST. Paul and vicinity, that they are
in receipt Of q well selected stock of Dry Goods,
Groceries and Liquors, which they viii sell cheap
for cash. Their assortment consists in par, o
the following articles;
50 pieces assorted calicoes, flpcy
10 do mourning do
20 do Merrin.ack prints, best quality
tweed and Kentucky jeans
satine,s, grey, blue and mixed fstlr
alpaccas, ginghams, cambria, apron check
blue drills, shifting stripe, ticking, aauncis
pongee handkercl,iefs, suspenders, ladies'
gloves, and mits, ladies' side and tuck combs.
fancy shawls, lace, etc
Also, good assortment Of domestics, all pri-
ces. In addition 10 the above, we have good
assortment of Lawns for sale cheap, as the season
is advancing.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, coffee, candles, mould and sperm. to-
bacco, tea, cinnamon, soap, nutrneys and cloves,
nails; n. q. and sugar house moasses, rice, dr d
apples, mackcrel, saeratus, starch pipes matches
assorted candies, herring, olive OIL. Pressed tum-
blers. Stoughton bl'ters. peppermint, catsup, pc p
per sauce, etc. Assorted shot, powder, PLAYING
cards.
LIQUORS.
Port Wine, superior article for family use.
American brandy, Cegnac do, first rate article,
sherry wine, rectlied whiskey and gin.
WOODEN WARE.
Painted tubs and buckets. was!lboards, clothes
pins and other notions
All for sale cheap. Give US n call Nc trouble
to show goods. Next door below the Post Office.
Aug i5f II. w. TRACY, s. co.