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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

Great Ercitement-IHe Free Church Stoned bu q
Mob Gavaszi seized IN the pulpit and throDn
from it-His Secretary badly beaten-Ihe Nil
atary called out.
QUEBEc, June 8.
Gavazzi, the italian Lecturer against Roman.
ism, delivered his second lecture here last night
in the Free Church, which became the scene of a
most disgraceful riot. Whilst Gavazzi was max
ing statement to the effect that the Inqusition
extended to Ireland, by agency of Ribbonism, a
man rose in the audieuce and exclaimed 'that's a
| lie." This appeared to be the signal to certain
parties outside for an attact, for Immediately a
shower of stones came rattling through the win
dows, shattering the glass and producing an in
tense excitement among the audience. The mob
then rushed into the church, armed with sticks,
stones and other missiles, seized Gavazzi, and
attempted to throw him from. the pulpit The
lecturer defended himself quite vigorously, seizing
a chair and knocking many of his assailanis down.
Finally, however he was overpowered and thrown
over the pulpit. He, however, escaped without
much injury, and was rescured from the mob by
his friends. His Secretary was not so fortunate
He was caught and badly beaten. Finally de-
|tachment of soldiers entered the church and put
an end to the disgracefui proceedings by turning
every one out The mob subsequently went to
the Parliament House, and called for an obnoxi-
Gus member named Brown, threatened vengeance
against him. -4.s-
QUEBEc, June ll.-The number wounded by
the fire of the military is So; the killed and NOR
tally wounded l2. It is reported that of the
rioters were killed, in addition, whose names are
yet unknown. An immense meeting of the citi-
zens has been held, and resolutions were passed
requesting Gavazzi to complete his course of lee
lures, and censuring the Mayor for his nefficien-
cy. An intense excitement prevails. Several
cases of outrage ON Roman Catholics have occur
red. Gavazzi left this morning for New York
The Mayor denies that he ordered the soldiers to
fire. and it is not known who did. The streets
last night were patrolled by tha flying artillery.
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n 0fice.
John Rice, ct. al.
Petition for Partition.

vs.. Petition for Partition.
John Marlin Caine, ct. ais
John Marlin Caine John Caine, William H. Ackley and
Lydia Ackley of Warren county, Iowa. notice
on the sixth day of June A. d. 1S53 John Rice
Merryfeld filed petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
of Portage county, ohio where the pending
mandng partition of the following premises:
Situate in said county, witt being part of Lot No. one
in the township of Hiram and bounded as follows
ing on the south line of said lot the line Samuel
thence running said line 52s rod thence
rods thence west 50 rods thence south place Of
ginning Also other tract of and situate in lot No.
aforesaid, bounded follows witt beginning the
said tract 6O rods thence ii rods thence south iso
thence west III rods to the place begnnng Said petition
ers demand that partition be made of said premises oows
To each of said petitioners part to Lydia
ley dover in the whole AT the October term D 1a5s of
said court application, will be made by said petitioners
order that partition may made, &c. said premises
6w414 HENRY H. STEVENS, Sol for Pet,
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March "A, 1873.

AuDIroR's OFFICE, PORTAGE Col
Rayenna, June is, 1853. ! p
hereby certify that and compared the above
with the Original py sent by the Secretary of State and
find them correct. LORENZO FROST, Auditor. 3
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; 4 snIendid Lot Of Clothing.

Joseph aleorn in Ses Building opposite the Court Hesse
re aoov;,e the largest and best selected assortment
ever offered this county, consisting of Goats,
vests Furnishing Goods Of every style and
quality which he determined 70 sen a. winch cannot
fail to snit purchasers Y 5f2 - ' =s - u
Rayenna, April IL, 1858. ,.ss t-. 4u6
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In compliance with the solicitations of the directors
of several districts, the School Examiners will meet
again Ravenna, Monday, June Goth, for the purpose
examining Teachers. By order,
A. M, PRATT. Clerk
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JAurrlR0.

In Mantua, the Cd inst, by Rev. B. D. Sprague, ASH
LEY TURNER, of Madison, Mch to MARY ANN JONES
of Mantua.
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nrPOasO

49, DIR. TUBBs will be at the Prentss House Friday
- afternoon and Saturday, 18th and 10th of July.
See advertisement in another column. 70
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Notice to Contractors.
- sss=ssssy szIss!s:z5 - O.

ROPOSALS will be received until noon the Goth June
for the graduation and masonary ofthe Franklin and War
ren Railroad extending from point the eastern State Line
of Ohio in the county ofTrumbu Ashland Ashland
ty, Ohio; distance Of about LOG miles.
The line will be ready for examination June 18TH For
tcuars apply at the Engineers Office, Franklin, Portage
Ohio.
The remaining distance of the road extending Ashland
to Dayton Marysvile will be ready in short time
M. KENT, President F. & w. R. R.
=.z....-. SAML H. KNEASS Chief Engineer.
Franklin, May 10, 1853. 4w-4I2
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a0iR0.


In this village the ID inst Miss CORNELIA, eldest
daughter of DIR. J. Clark.
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Arrived at tL3St.

Arrived at Last.
OUR stock offspring goods all arrived.
" The stock is of the largest brought this county this
The goods not of second third in quality,
and will be sold as low goods of quality sold in this
any other county in Northern Ohio, at PRENTIss.'
RavenDa May 3d. 1853. r+z1--7eE 2
HARPER and PUTNAM for June,at
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DONNETS-Ladies in want ofa fashionable bonnet, find
ID splendid stock to select from at the store of H. L. DAY.
Also: beautiful assortment of bonnet ribbons, nings fow
rouches tabs straw braid straw gimp and asses also
bonnet silks of every shade and color, ~ &
Musln and cambrc edgngs and jnsertngs; wrought col
lars from shilling to four dolars muslin chemisets do
cuffs; mourning collars, &C., for sale at -
Ravenna May 18th, 1853. H. L. DAYS. e
DLACK SILKS-Now opening at H. L. Days Salamandsr
d Store large stock of black silks, which will be offered at
unusually low prices Also splendid assortment of black
lace edgngs for yisees and capes cheap aso great
variety of dress trimmings, dress buttons, &c.
Ravenna May 18th, 1853. - ! =. -.
CILK VISETTS-A large assortment of black and fancy
colored silk visetes and mantillas just opened at
Days
JTNDER SLEEVES AND DCHEMISETTEs-Flowingu under
u Sleeves patterns chemisettes, muslin collars and
bands, a fine assortment at H DAYS. :
GRAPE sHAwLs-white and fancy colors just received at
u Days.
DLACK SILK SHAwLS-A superior article of black silk
ID shawls, just opened at II Days.
EANCY sILKs-The best assortment of fancy silks ever
L shown in this market, at -e-zs=a H L DAYS
| r ACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY-25 pieces lace and lam
IL boured muslin and wrought for curtains, at DAYS
| TRANSPARENT sHADEs-l0O pairs painted windo
shades, from$1 so to $500 pair, some en1re new
| rens, and they are going fast, at n s "a
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BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.

want first rate article of boots and shoes,
GiLLIs DURHAM sstore Immediately east Of the late fire
In Ravenna, who hayo made arrangements
at all times large and general Of home manufac
ured and eastern made boots and Shoes which will sell
at the lowest figure for cash ready pay.
They will continue keep on hand good article of sole
leather upper leather morroccos, Innings, pegs lasts and
most kinds of shoe findings which they will sell at small
advance on cost for prompt pay.
Give a call and see for yourselves. =-..ss =--l.
Ravenna, June l, 1853. GILLs & DURHAM.
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oprrcE OF FnlsKL1s & WARREN, R. R. COZ

OFFrcE OF FRANKLIN & WARREN, r. r. Co.
Franklin June ii, 1853.
meeting Of the Directors Of the Franklin and Warren
R. r. Co.. this day held the following upon
the capital stock of said company made per cent
payable July l. 1885, and of per at the
end of each succeeding until whole
paid. 415H JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary. s.
PA1LRoAD HATS-2 more of those Railroad Hats,
III we have reduced the price to So, a, TWITTS.
DONEETS AT COST-The season being far advanced we
II Will sell the balance OF our bonnets at cost Twrrr's.
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Hatch. ON Main street

AS received his spring supply of medicines paints
IL and dye ss, is prepared supply pure dry
Lead lead ground oil spirits tupenne brushes,
&C., to painters and builders the right kind of
sick and afflicted find at his store all the choice kinds
medicines usually called for. Doctors supplied usual
very low rates for cash, that being the motto. f4l2
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Gavazzi at quebec.

Great Ercitement-TAe Free Church Stoned 6v a
Mob Gavaszi seized IN the pulpit and throsom
from ills Secretary badly beaten-1He NIL
s aturu called out.
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NEW BO0KS-Voices from the silent land or, leaves of
~ consolation for the afflicted Compiled by Mrs Dwight
Williams Price 81 OO Just published, and for sale by
June 1, 1853. B. LITTLE.
VoLUME5 s. DAubignes History of the Reformation; Key
to Uncle Tom, bound in CLOTH Uncle Tom Key do,
baund in cloth; for sale by B. LITTLE
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SECOND TRIP IN 1853,

DERAGE DE LAME for shilling yd., do pay 1si
ID cts for the same quality at some Of our neighbors.
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spring the Murderer Executed--Asser
ss.s tion Of his Innoccnse. .frss :

spring the Murderer rExecuted---Asser-
% tion Of his InnOcense.53 s5.ss =,
PMLApELPHIA, June le.--Spring the murderer
was hung to-day at Z o'clock. ,s5.. - -.
He died asserting his innocense to the LAST
and to the last question put to MIN he answered
believe my son is innocent. z ~ -
He had no more toao with the murder than /
had. g. 5s.ss s.s s.=ss ( ! p
These words were greeted by a general groan
from the spectators. -
He died easy. =,
He also declared his innocensel Of the King
murder s .sss ). - 55a.# s.s.- t. 3
The Rev. Messrs Street and Kenyon spent
nearly the whole ofslast night inthe prisoners
cell. s.sssgss ass1s1slss@ae7 -
His conduct was marked with disgusting ley
ity--a part Of the time this morning he engages
insreligieua service. ssss# - ss !,
o. The pslice of the New York Crystal Pal
ace has been increased from so to rs men, and
~ aid liquor will not hereafter be sold on Sunda
neat The building s 81 .5s.;sssss5 .ss..
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Y virtue writ of fer facas directed and deliv
- cred outhe Court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio shall expose to sale at Public Vendue, ohs highest
bidder at of the Court House, in the town of Ra
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DAGI]ERREOTYPE IIKElESSES.

is now ready to the finest Daguerreo-
~ type kenesses ofthe present Having is
ed uiek Instrument he is able psoduee or
children in ora seeouds % 80 tt - : ~
NBI will have the best instruments, best chemicals
and the best method of the Whole Daguerreope
will take fine and correct kenessss living Daguer
w H. MkTrHrwsS
Ravenna. May lS, 1853. ~ tfs4lI "a -.
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New Arrival.

o3 uHo' IEhIFF, DoP'
Sheriff g Office Portage county,l -
May 23d, A. d. 1859. I -s ~.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

A Washington correspondent of the New ork
Tribune says that Young America is using all
its influence to discredit Mr.. Hunter with the
new administration.
Mr.. Soule's speech in the Senate on Tuesday,
on the Cuba question, did not, it is alleged, come
up to the expectations Of his hearers.
Mr.. Mason declared in his seat on "Wednesday,
that if the British had, reported, established a
colony on the coast of Honduras, IL must be aban-
doned. Mr.. Shields reminded the Senate of the
propriety. in this emergency of taking up his for
LITIGATION bill. California being as much con-
cerned with this war with England as any other
part OF the Union, DIR. Gwin suggested the i'm
portance of giving attention to our naval defen.
ces.
Judge Bragg has received despatch announ-
cling the arrival of Hon. w. r. King at Savannah
in improved health.
e Gen. Houston has received intelligence of his
reelection to the Senate by the Legislature of
Texas on the 18th inst, by an almost unanimous
vote.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28
MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.

Thebi increasing the capital stock of the Manassas
Gap Rail Road Company ss00000 and authorizing the
Board Public Works tn subscribe the part of the
Commonwealth for threeths of such an increase was
taken up in the House of Delegates Monday last and
passed by the following vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Ball, Barbour Bare
Bennett, Bowyer Boyd Brooks, Burdett Butler Carmen
ter Carroll Darlington, Cheatham, Crane Davis Dawson
Dawson, Durlap Dunn, Early, Echols, Edwards Flana.
ry, Fry G Gatewood Gilmer of Russell Gilmore
of ockbride, Goods OF B., Greaver, Griffin Headen
Hevener, Hubbard, Hunton. 1mboden Jackson of w
Jones ofM., Kee, Keyser King Lewis, Leyburn Martz
Maupin. McCauey, McGulloch, Mcdonald, Mckinney
Meem, Michael, Miller of B., Morgan. Morrison Oldham
Parks Patrick Preston Prince Renick Rives Robertson
Russell Saunders Scott Segar. Shannon Semp Smith,
ofB. Smith, of r., Speed Staples Stuart Stevens Tai
bot, Tate TAYLOR Townes, Vawter, Walker Wallace
Watson, w Gilman, West, White of e., White of Hamp.
shire. Wiley, Witten, Wooding, Zinn-e3.
NoEs-Messrs. Baker. Bottom of A, Billiard Downing
Garrett, Gibson, Goode of NJ Harnblin, Hancock Hardy
Howeron Irving. Jackson of g. Jones of c. Jordan Xii
by, Mapp, Miller of F, Moor of j. Moore of H. Muse
Newkirk, Nicholson, Newman Old, Payne Pende-
ton. Pinnel Portlock Power, Rice, Rutherford and
Yerby--33.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28

Mr.. WALLACE. Of Petersburg, delivered a
speech to the House of Delegates, a few days
since, on the Loan question, which we hear high
ly complimented on all sides. We were not SO
fortunate as to hear Mr.. W., but learn from those
who were present. that he made masterly eff
fort in behalf of the proprety of oaning the cred
it of the State to hasten the completion of the
main lines ofimprovenent. Having carried his
point, he has the consolation of knowing that his
efforts have not been in vain. We presume, OF
course, Mr.. Wallace's speech will be published.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28

STEALING BAcoN.-About dark Thursday
evening hungry negro fellow observing ham
of bacon changing in front of Messrs. Elam &
Smiths store Cary street. determined to appro-
pirate it to his own use and behoof. He watched
around the door few minutes, and as soon as Il
favorable opportunity presented ITSELF seized
the ham and walked off. His movements having
been observed by a gentleman in an adjoining
store, he was taken into custody and handed over
to the police. Yesterday he made his appear
ance before the Mayor. when the evidence of his
guilt being conclusive he was sent below for cor
rection.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, January 9.

THURSDAY, January 81.
Mr.. BORROW of Amelia from the select Com
mittee on the subject of heating the Capitol, sub
mitted the following report:
Resolved, That the Governor be requested to
obtain and submit to the next session of the Cen
eral Assembly. suitable plans and estimates for the
enlargement of the Capitol for the better accom-
mo.ation of tho two Houses of the LegisIa tur
under the Constitution.
On motion of Mr.. ToMLIN,
Resolved, That the Committee on Agriculture
and Manufactures enquire into the expediency
of amending the act ''authorizing the Governor
and Superintendent of Weights and Measures to
contract for and have manufactured in Virginia,
weights and measures for each county and corpo
ration in the State, passed March Is. 1851, so as
to enable any county or corporation to obtain such
said county or corporation may require and de-
sgnate.
On motion of Mr.. PIERCE,
Resolved, That the Committee on Courts of
Justice enquire into the expediency of reporting
bill in relation to Attorneys fees and other costs
in suits now pending, or which hereafter may be
in the District Courts.
The bill making further appropriation for
constructing the Beverly and Fairmont Road, to
the town of Warren, was taken Up and passed
ayes 80, noes A.
A bill to provide for the completion of the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad, and for n loan
OF money to the said company, was taken up ON
motion OF Mr. FLoURNoY, and read third time:
debate then arose Oh the passage of bill, pend
ing which,
The House adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28
CONGREss-WEDNEsDAy

SENATE.-Atter the usual morning business
the homestead bill was taken up and made the
order of the day for Thursday, February Sd
The Senate then proceeded to the consdera-
1ion OF the Joint resolution declaratory of the
views of the United States respecting coloniza-
ton on the North American continent by Euro
pean powers, and respecting the island of Cnba:
which was debated at length by Messrs. Seward
Cass, Mallory ,sGwin, Hale Mason, Underwood,
shields. Butler and others. Without disposing
OF the subject, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r speech
from Mr.. Brooks ia favor of the New York mint
o''i' various questions upon it were put by yeas
and nays and it was finally rejected The House
then went into Committee of the Whole on the
state OF the Union. Mr.. Brown of Mississippi, in
the chair y wherein the deficiency bill was again
"Aen up, ana the balance of the days session
was devoted tot the further consideration of voions
amendments to that bill. The committee then
rose, and the House adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28
Railroad from Cogington to the Ohio River

Railroad from Cooington 10 the Ohio River.
In the House of Delegates on Monday, the bill
authorizing the Board of Public Works to con-
structa railroad on State account, from Covineton
to the Ohio River, and appropriating Sl.0OO,Ooo
towards the work, was read third time and pass.
ed, by the following vote:
AYEs-Messfs-.Slen Anderson, Ball, Barbour Bare
Bennett Bowyer bos> Burdett Butler, Carpenter Car,
roll, Darlington, Cheatham, Crane, DAWSON Dawson.
Dunlap, Dunn, Early Eehos, Flannary Fry Garretson
Gatewood Gilmer OF Russell, Griffin, Headen Hevener.
Hubbard Hunton. Imbodeu, Jackson of Wood Jones OF
Marshall kee. keyser, King, Lewis, Leyburn Martz,
Massey, Manpin. Mccauley, Nee uoch, Mcdonald
Mckinney Meem. Miller of Botetuurt u Craig Morgan
Nottingham. Oldham, Parks. Patrick Pierce, Pinnell,
Preston, Prince, Reniek, Rves Rober son. Rus ell
Saunders, Scott segar, Shannon emp Smith of Brooke
Hancock, Smith of Russell. Spe ed Staples Stevens
Stuart, Talbot Tate, Taylor, Townes, Vawter Walker
Wallace, We Imam, West, White of Hampshire Wiley.
Witten. Wooding and Zinn-s6
NArs-Messrs Baker, Bottom. Brooks Davis billiard
Downing. Edwards, Garrett. Goode of Mecklenburg.
Go0de OF Bedford. Greever. Hamhn, Hancock HARDY
Howerton, Irving. James, Jones Of Chesterfield Kiby
Luke, MaPp, Mcclure, Michael Miller OF Frederick
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28

u Judging from the reports of the Mayors
Coult, we incline in the belief that Capt. White
discharges his full share of police duty. This
being the case, we cannot perceive any lust
ground for Withholding from him the compensation
having become extremely generous of late witt,
the peoples money, have not right to ex-
pect that they will atleast deal justly with an old
officer, who has devoted the larger portion of his
life to the service of the city?
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28

The reputation Of this preparation is increasing dailv
the circle OF its lntuence and unboundad popula,Irv
deepening and wdenags and The cases Of pair and
sniieIlns, ana anguish, believed by its USE are mu
tylng and increasing beyond all precedent. 1t goes
IKE an angel with healing its wings" Almost
every farmer throughout he country can testify TO il.
wonoeifh. hsallng power sand none OF them would be
DAY without H. Owners Of livery stables and stage
companies can hui dreds OF dollars yearly by sjne
a is nmsn on their horses whenever they be come
saeo chaed or crippled from any of the thousand ac
eidenis 10 which their stock subject.
NEOkALGlA.-A lady ia Augusta, Ca, was subject
10 attacks ct this panu maady Last winter she had
severe attack, b whole of side of her face head
ana neck wers affected. badly that lock Jaw was
threatened One OF our agents happened to be here al
me Tune: and recomm ended application of the Mus
eaGs ia'.n@af- it was Immediately brought INFO re-
qnsliloh aud ireeiy applied. The result was las it
am st uniformly ial relief from pain almost instantly
ana rerfrct cure Was s-fectedin twenyfour hours :
- H. Metklngs, lS9 Walnut street Cincinnati. W as
confined to ihs bed and under ment OF physician
some SIX weeks, with Neuralgia of The whole of bls
rieh SIDE. leg arm and iacs his suerings were indies
ctioapr, ana the only cessation from the most aeon
zi9 pam, was While under the Influence of opium ar
mnorrhine His Doctor finally ad vised hm to try the
Mustang Lnrnen he did So and two DAYS was abb.
go about his business, perfectly cured ia s
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The bill to authorize the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company to extend their road to Lynchburg
was taken up in the House of Delegates Tuesday even
ing read third time and passed by the following votes
AYEs-Messrs. Arneit, Baker, Bal, Barb our, Bennett
Bottom of Pleasans and Richie, Bowyer Boyd Brooks
Buckner' Burdel Carroll carrington Clark, Davis,
Echols Edwards, Flanary, Garretsop, GIBSON Gilmsr
of Russell, Good OF Bedford, Gordon, Greever, Heve-
ner. Hunton Irving, Kee Keyser, King, Lemy Lewis,
Luke, Matz, Massey, Maupn, Mcclure, Mcdonald
Mckinney, Niche al, Miller of Frederick Moore Of JET.
erson, Moore OF Harrison, Morgan. Morrison Newki,k
Newman Nicolson, Nottingham, Parks, Patrick Payne,
Pinnell, Prince, Renick, Rice, Rcheson, Rives RD.
bertson, RUSSELL Saunders, Scott. Segar, Shannon
sl'mp Smith Of ,ote. smith of Russell Speed, stu
White of Green and Orange, VERIFY sZlnn-S4.
NoEs .-Messrs. Ciutcbfrld, (Speaker,) Anderson,
Bare, Bottom OF Amelia, Buler, Carpenter Chea than,
Craze, billiard, Garrett, Gilmore OF Rockbridge Goode
otMecklrnsurg, Griffin. Hamlin, Hancock. Hardy.
Headen, Howelt,n Hubbard, Imboden, Jones of Ches
teeld Jones Of Marshall Jordan, Kilby. Leyburn,
er, Preston, Rutherford Staples, Stevens Tomin,
Townes, Walker, Wallace Wiley Flournoy, Wooding,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-28
GENERAL REMARKS

ToBAcco-Old is scarce and prices are higher than
atrst of the month for all grades No change in new but
little good offering. BARKsDALE K READ
FLouR-The la foreign news has created a depres.
sion in tho market and sales making to day at IS s
per Dbl for Richmond superine
GRAIN-Our millers continue to pay 81 2Oa$l Is per
bushe for prime white and red Wheats Receipts light
though fair for the season. We continue quote white
and yellow Corn at 6oa6as cents per bushel
GRocEREs-We note little alterat ion in prices Of
groceries Rio Coffee has, however, improved fraction
Business fair and money market easy.