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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

Tn..,rRY SurEs DEcLISEp.-Wc learn that tn
eupIication made by the Treasury TO Banks 10
bay Treasury notes was declIued by the Farmers
Bauk IN this place yesterday. "
10 have purchased the Treasury notes would oc
either "Geuliug in stocks which il expressly forbid.
den by the Charter, or loan "fOr II longer period
than Fix mouths" which is equally u violation OF The
Charter.
1t appears then, that our coEstituton.loving Gov
srnor applies 10 the Banks 10 violate the express pro-
vision Ut their charters and purchase TREASURY notes
higher price than eau DC obtained for them else
where. Had toe Banks accommodated the Governor,
their ability 10 accommodate the public, Tor winch
tl.y were instituted would OF course be curtuied--
oud consequent "groans un account ot cartaled
..uc.oiuble6" We'll rs Increased taxes would rise
nuut the State III the delighted o Governor
Wise.--i fredericksburg Nt"S.
Our attention has been called 10 The above 0rtcl-
from the fredericksburg News, Know Nothing
sneet OF course FROM the tenor OF the article, it
evident that the writer makes the announcement;
which il contains with poasurab!e feelings. ami would
most likely rejoice 10 learn that tue credit Of the Com
monwealth must fail, for the want Of ability on the
part OF our Executive officers to obtain funds. under
TIT lava of the last General Assembly 10 sustain it,
The proposed issues 10 he made by the Common
wealth Of Virginia are not exactly "Stocks." They
a.y 10 be Treasury Notes." payable twelve mouths
alter The Of their issue, upon which six per cent
m-res, will 90 paid until their maturity nd longer
They are 10 be sold at not less than par by the Au
dvr OF Public Accounts, under the direction Of the
Governor they 10 he signed on the part OF the
Commonwealth by tho Treasurer and coun'ers'Sned
h. ine Auditor Of Public Accounts and delivered I"
purchasers thereof by the lastnaned officer alter tie
purchase money has beeu paid into the Treasury
The proceeds Of the sale, Of said cannot be ap
pied 20 internal improvements, but are 10 be AZ
piled to the ordinary enrenscs o! tho G"vernmen;
ulcne, including interest On the public debt. The
object of the Treasury note bill, is merely TO raise
money for twelve m"ntbs upon State credit, unit
The revenues, which vii be realized from the pre-.
Ser; :ar bill can be assessed and collected, and the
cetei, in the State Treasury fully supplied. As pur
CHASING Treasury notes, ,hen woud Lot be dealing
in Stocks" the Fredericksburg Bank would moi
therefore have violated its charter, any other law
bad lis Directors had the ability to accommodate the
Governor
Nor can these notes be justly compared to the pa
mar u.ua,y offered to Banks for Discount" The m
,.r.s; on them is not BIZ paid in advance as the
Banks ar. allowed to take "dscount' IN Their daily
transactions, bu; is TO be paid with the principal al
the end OF twelve months. Therefore, the second
cp,scon Of the Eews 10 the Bake purchasing tnen'
asn3uats Just netting d, all Il We were TO aam"
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mn. n0nk rOK TmE TIMES.

THE LIFE AND DEATH Or SAN IN NILt'iN!a
a MORRIS Bookseller aud Publisher. Richmond
a. virginia hn. IL prc-- til" Lite and Death OF SAN
In Virginia" written hy Y!rgi:uG Ia one handsome -
mo. volume" Price. 81.
The work isn History OF the late Gu5ernatorin! Cam
pll. in Virginia which III" position and course tHA"n
by III" Democracy pmcrd IN contract "ih tue poo non
and cvu -, OF tn. Know Nothing parry OF me Stni" -
blended with rh- history and running through h!s ~otf
luv. story romance, that while VIII NOT 10
unacceptable the politician II Will DC nio' ltrtaa'
and n.i.r,hn ,or tor the I,u;-r oi lIgh; literature
The author has various p".r- born" pretty severely
uon what he conccivCs be- 'r H'YH!'S oil tie aih'i
can pa:ty though this III. virginia AMERICAN VIII De al
mos, posed to forgive when hc rnds That All enihcI'Y
southern spin, bIcnih"d III every line ana sentiment
Single cope, mailed TO any order inciosihs u,
I.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
r. N GARDNER, Secretary.


nEN0CRAIlC LatNSfhSi Lo'
m Nnu,Iav the 2lst OF April the Democrats ot
1,anr,ster county held meeting al the Court House,
C" a BENJAMIN WadIey i'll the Chair, and Thomus d.
Col. Ssmue! DHwnin. having briefly explained the
oL.ct of the meeting, his motion, the following de-
I1atss were appointed to nttend the
Inn 10 assemble. in the town of Hampton, on " ed
n,say, the 18th day OF May next, 10 nominate two
delegates to represent this District in the Cincinnati
National Convention go ny
D;s:rc, NJ IA l. Carter WIN I Jesse, VIM !.
G. Muc!ei Jas X Bail, Jas Z Saunders aud WIN "
II. adlry. nru,,,
Robt W Eubank, Thad Forester, Opie Norris and
DIR J SImmnmds. ,
District No. 3.-Dr L b Eimonds, WIN llender-
SON Vim X Lee, Thomas Meredith Ireak!e, and l.
Chase.
District No DIR VI Lawson, James James,
Warren Hubbard, j ) Carroll, Chas y Lawson anu
Ihus Al mstrung, Jr
Ga motion nj a. l.. Carter, the Chairman and Sec
rotary were added 10 the delegation.
Ii was then ordered ,hs: these proceedings be pub
ii.hed in tho Richmond Enquirer and Norfolk Argus.
Tie mlrutng then ad iuurncd.
Is. WADDEY, Chairman.
~
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NJ ,,,. -. 10 q. $50,

April IS, lS56
SIR: You will please publish the enclosed cores
pnnd-ncr. The letter Of Judge douglas to Hon. {.
X Watson was delivered by me to him on Monday
last Aitur reading it, Mr.. Watson said to me, yer.
bay, that he was not aware when he delivered Col.
LANES note that it could be construed rs hostile III lis
character, and that II his deerinate not 10 pro-
secuie further the correspondence.
1t Is due to Mr. Watson 10 shy that his manner and
conversation in relation 10 this matter haye been
courteous and friendly, holding that rule Or techni
cality should induce him 10 do anything that his
Judgment could not approve. This met tho approval
of my own judgment.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant
JOSEPH LANE.
Enron IIuion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

LANCASTER, April 26.-The Hon james Buchanan
arrived here AT four O'Clock this afternoon He was
met at the outskirts o the town 10y hos. OF his friends
ana ellow-cItlzens without distinction of party aud
escorted To Centre Square, where he wis formally
Welcomed home, and spoke III eloquent and feeling
terms in reply. The procession was unusually large
aud embraced large number of Philalelphlaus.-
After Mr.. Buchanan had concluded j. hurry Rush
OF Philadelphia, made an exceeding nra, and brtng
speech. Several others followed, AMI the occasion
throughout was one Of hearty feeling. and il the
highest degree complimentary To Mr.. Buchanan. The
town is crowded tonight with his friends from all
parts Of the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
LATER FROM MEXiCO-SEIZURE OF THE
CHURCH PROPERTY By THE GOVERN


New ORLEANS, April 26.-The steamer Texas has
arrived from Vera Cruz with dates 10 the .ad and
city OF Mexico advices 10 the 18th. Communication
between The capital and all parts Of the country WIS
open, and affairs were in peaceful condirion Gene
raj Tamircz had escaped on board the British war
vessr Penelope, having reached Vera Cruz disguised
as Il drayman.
The church property had been seized by the mill
tary account OF the bishops refusing surrender
Ii said that the Archbishop of Mexico had offer.
ed Comonfort SGDOOO TO have tue decree against the
church revoked; but the offer not accepted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
ANOTHER BATTLE WITH THE FLORIDA
INDIANS

Tbs Florida papers contain account Of another
engagement between United States troops aud about
100 Indians. The latter were put 10 flight, but their
io.s is unknown Tn the par, uf The troops the Joss
VA. Private John Smms Co. l.. ID Artillery NOR
tally wounded, survived about fifteen nnul.,,j Cor
pUrnl Joseph Carson, Priva;rs John Muller john
Srubcl, Co. c., ID Artillery. and 1h"- Newton. Co.
l.. LIT Artillery, severely wounded md Priva,es 81.
las NJ Watkins and VIM. Abbott, Co. G. "a AriIlie
~, slightly wounded Several received shot. in their
clothing aud havrrsacks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
LATEST Bf T'ELEGH;pH.
Telc=rmphed for the Richmond Euau,rsx.
THIRTY-FOURT CONGRESS-prKsr s,.uav

WAsHiSGrUH, Arm % is.:
SEN4Tr.-Mr. Hamlin introduced bill IN ;nca.,,,
rate the Atlantic and Pacific National Union Kali
Road Company; which was referred Ia rho o; ,a''
on the subject. Mr.. Brown spoke ON tho Ka"se'
question He argued that the right OF sovereignty vs
the territories hal not been delegated TO Conn.,
and he announced that he should vote for I'M. aip;s
sion OF any State with sufficient population 10 sn
t't!e ltSeli TO one representative, without enquirinc
whether tn" constitution permitted or excluded slave
ry.
Mr.. Bell OF IrEnesSce, defended Lieut. Msury from
The action Of the Naval Board The Senate then ad.
juurned.
HnrsE.-Ihe Senate bill 10 remit the duties on
goods destroyed by fire was considered and sent to
me committee OF the whole on the state OF the Union.
The House then adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
ASSERTION WITHOUT PROOF.

Tho National american aud the ll.t'g both as
sumo tina, President Pierce, Judge Douglas and
General Gushing approve the prncipls of "Sqaatter
Sovereignty" Now We venture to affirm that neither
of these gentlemen maintain any such doctrine. AT
any rate, let us have the proof Of the accusation
against them. We want literal quotations from the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
EpIToR Union
WAsHINGrnN CITY. Anril -. lSJt

WAsHIyGroS CITY, April -, 1876.
DEAR SIR. Ii has been announced III the ncwa-
papers that hostile message had been sent To YOU
by Col James ii. Lane OF Kansas Territory, and
your course in regard 10 that matter has been most
grossly misr-prcscnted. We, us friend, whom You
consulted aud who advised the course which y"u
pursued on that occasion, request your permission
10 publish the correspondence now in our hands, i'll
order that the tacts may be understood.
Very truly, your obrdlrnt servants,
X. TOOMBS,
JOHN Is. WELLER,
j. ID. BRIGHT,
JAMES l.. ORR,
JOSEPH LANE.
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MARINE NEWS.
AItIil\ ED
PORT OF RICHMOND, Arm -, 1856

ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvid.re, Prtchetf, Baltimore, mdse.
ScLr Jenny Lind, Combs, Wilmington, n. e., lum-
Der.
Schr d. Il. SEAMAN, Wyer Eastern Shore. oats
Schr Mary Ashford. Nrw London, potatoes.
Schr Monterey, Gray, NaTs' mend, wood and peas
Srhr Adelaide, Whctmorc, Attnkapas, molasscs
Schr LYDIA Ann, Worries, light
Schr Acrunsc, Clagg, Norfolk, tar and peas
SAILED.
S,hr Ashland Mitchell, Port Wa!tha., TO load with
coal tor Baltimore.
Srnr Henry VI. Wilson. Askew. y. c., Eight.
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=sa.H..Iz =a==a=aza---- - -
4. DtkE


4 ruulc that he It's opened suIt ct DAuUERRtAa
Rooms a, 49, Main street Richmond where he VIII bn
s,cd TO and furnish them VIII! FIc'ures OF superior
.y .uch NJ nrr warranted please Them and on better
term. than they cun be had elsewhere IN Virginia.
Aurl Il--I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
1.-THE DEAD OF OUR CABINET"

Atthe request ef the Ladies OF the Mount Vernon
Association, Ex President Tyler will repent his ad.
iress on the above theme, in this city, ON Thursday
night, May lst, ut o'clock, at Metropolitan Hall
the use of which has been kindly rendered by Robert
A. Mayo, Esq.
Tickets 50 cents each-to be had at the principal
bookstores aud Hotels aud at the door Of the Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

iSHIs"roS, April 2'.-A long correspondence is
in progress between the Postmaster General aud the
Pamana Raj! Road Company, relative 10 the compen-
saiI"n for carrying the mails across the lsthmus
Mr.. Sartigcs, the Nicaraguau Minister, will shortly
return to The discharge OF his diplomatic functions
here.
The rumor that a change in the French Legation
is about to take place, is uniuundcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
ATTENTION. DEMOCRATS OF HESR1co.

The Democrats of lleTrco County will meet at
their Court House the first Monday il May nex',
TO appoint delegates - the District Convention, TO be
held in the city vi Richmond on the second Tuesday
in said month, for the purpose OF electng delegates
to the National Convention, which will meet at Gin.
cinnati OH the frat Monday in June next They will
at the same tme take INTO consideration the propris
~ Of making nominations for county officers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
Hon. =. A. DorGLAs.
WAsHIyGroY, April -, IS.jti

WAsHIyGroS, April -, lS:G.
GRSTLEMES: In reply 10 your note ut this date,
take pie ASSURE in saying that you have my permission
10 make such disposition OF the correspondence re-.
ferrcd you may think the circumstances require.
Very truly your friend, ). a. DOUGLAS.
Mess1. X. Toomb., j. Is Weller, J. ID. Bright, J.
l.. Orr, Joseph Lane.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-F'our is IN faiRslemsnd;
sales "i Howard street II, 80 l3aS0 %, City Mil. So IL
The receipts OF grain ARE arge. Wheat is heavy.
sales OF red al 81 80 IL 81 10. white 81 ~ To- 81 O.
Corn is dull sales OF white AT 40 to 4Sc, yellow IS to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

April 30--clf
NOTICE..
WAS stolen from nv stable, in the County ~

WAS stolen from my stable. IN the County a
" OF Orange. on the night OF the 2jd II IN
sURREI. HORSE or 10 years old, hve feet ~
hrb star il. the forehead, snip IN the nos-, rit-L
.yr defective; as well as recoecci saddle -po-
back good deal rubbed By III. collar gear G scorch.
ed by the ire Said horse Carries high heal and TAIL
and PAGES we'll.
Ar the same time stolen from T. l.. Crafty Car
riare House a double leathern stitched SADDLE
tn saddle made By Miller Yates Orange Court
House. Virginia, and doubtless has their card H. with
silver plated spur Stirrups Also, Curb Bride.
liberal reward viii be gwen for IN. OF the
Horse and the apprehension OF the thief
! B. GRi2TY
Grasty's Mines, Orange, Va, April 29-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

NEW YORK, April SS.-Flour has declined; Gales
Of State brand. - 81 /" - -, OHIO 81 81 To 81 H.
Southern 81 ~ 3. Fancy = l. $. Wheat has de.
clnrd Two cents quotations are hot given. Corn is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29


John PERTH, Martin Williams. Cha.l". Jnrkn'ord H"i
Elizabeth liz wi-. Defendants
Tuc object Of '.I1 suit 20 obtain d"rT"" tor i"r '4s
o. unr: u land situated in ih nil county, containing
Or estimation acre. bounded hr lnnd- OF june !d-
cG a1i otcrs, wicrcp; Hoy lI.nm,n formerly Hoy
BAKER, de" seized and 20, "-Sr mi wEir. UPON ~!
'ath 'i"-c"nd'd IN pnrccntry I" IN" parties in tn I'M
her heirG 1T Itw and disrbEts the ss par
.i OF tnr proceeds Of such ai according their r"'p
tive l.hi'
Affidavit having been ina!r before the CLERK U al"
urt that the dreldauts no: .cu- Of THE ~ta'
the ION OF the pinntit4, By their counsel III! q"
der-d that III" said defendant, de- app"nr hero within oHe
mOut ter due publication OF til. order. and 10 WEEK
necessary 10 protect his interest and that this OTrT "
published week FOR four successive weeks. ~ ta'
Richmond Enquirer, newspaper pUJishc in Richrnnh'
aud nsO posted AZ the front door the Court ll"U'"
this county the r-t day OF the OF the s"-
| Court. Cnpy-Teste:
| April .l-cwiw j. w G!LLETT, e. 4. :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
INVENTION IN TIE EASTERN-SHOEE

With view to accommodate the Eastern Suoro
delegates, it has been determined to postpone the
Democratic Convention in the Seventh Electoral Dis
trio, I'll Thursday the l5!h Of May. We are autho'
rized 10 announce this change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
WIstItxfrny u e. Arril Is lSJE


SIR: One day last week | placed in the hands Of
General Cas-, with request to lay it before the Sch
ate, the memorial of the general assembly ot Kansas
praying for her admission into the Union as sove
rngn State Igave that direction 10 the memorial from
the ac that the con ventiun which framed the c0nsu
ton of Kansas. with great unanlnuy. had before
selected General Cnss as the medium by which 10
present tho constitution 10 the Senate, declining him,
OH account Of seniority the proper person TO in'
troduce into il the lew applicant.
On Thursday Of that week that memorial was the
subject of severe criticisms, and III c"nnsxiua with IT,
charges OF the most grave character were preferred
against me.
On Monday last in paper read in your hearing
and by yours, | iraIk9 ayowed myself The revser
of that memorial; stated distinctly TINT II was pre-
pared under my direction, in conformity with the
authority vested in me; that n" human being was
consulted in the preparation o It, ihr INSTRUCTIONS III
my principals faithfully carried OUT the explanation
was as full rs the avowal frank, nothing being
withheld. After this III connection with the mrIn1
rial, you repent tn. charge III Il form much more
objectionable than before. Believing, rs do, that
neither the constitution Ut the United states nor The
rules of the Senate intended 10 justify sane
ton gross attack upon The Character ol an
American citiZru respectfully as; for such IN "X-
plaiiatnn Uf your Language upon that occasion rs
will remove u nputa,lnn upon the INTEGRITY "l my
action ur with that memorial.
When Won reminded ilmt nltn"nEh hay"
certificate. uf election seat III tho body ut which
You are member, and 81 fur your peer, YET am not
permitted In spenk III my own defence; "hen yuu
ARE reminded the friendship persona! rs well n, po-
tlcal which has heretofore existed between u.s. that
ca,n. here your friend confidently expecting IL iud
You Oh the Kansas application where You stond III ~
on the Texas Question: in 81 on the California ques-
tlou III favor OF recognising the people government,
and extending over American citizens the protecting
arm OF tie general government, feel confident you
will, without hesItutlOn tender the explanation re-
auese,, aud thereby render simple act "i Justice
luwnrd one who has faithfully discharged his duty To
his constituents in all tho relations winch have gwen
rise to the existing controversy.
My friend, Hon. Z. X. Watson will deliver this to
You and receive your answer.
Respectfully, D. II. LANE.
Hon. STEPHEN A. DoU6LAs,
Washington city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION II FLORIDA.
The Florida Democratic State Convention met at
Madison on the 10th instant, and made the following
nominations:
For Governor Hon. NJ s. Perry.
For Compensation. VI. A. Long.
For Presidential EIectoIs-lIUu. Philip Dell and R.
l.. Campbell
All true and faithful Democrats. With euch able
standard. bearers in the field, the nobiehearted De.
mocracy OF Florida have every guarantee Of tr-
umphant victory in the coming electons.- VAST
,Hgi0n En,og.
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DIED.

DIED yesterday morning. O'clock Mrs MARIA 4.
SHOOK, vic of Jacob Shook, Esq
Tn" liIculs ami scquantnnces the family respect
Iy invited attend her funeral this HI
o'clock fuDl the residence oil her husband, Baker
street.
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Hon. c. X. WATSON.



TIE VIRGINIA QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL.
Il is TOO often the case, shat book or journals are
noticed aud commended by the editors Of newspapers.
This ndiscrmina.e putting mud praisn., has the
bad effect OF destroying public confidence, IN the cri'
ticsms OF the pres rs is found ~" often that has
been game for selling the trash which Is daily and
hourly put into type. But in what say in this pa
ragraph we wish to be- distinctly und, r-toud rs III
earnest having al unaffected desire 10 the work
prosper, because il deserves it, This is an enterprise
iu.t commenced in the city Of Richmond. by }. W.
Randolph, and after ca:euial perusal Of The hrst
number it gives US pleasure 10 appeal 10 The iesai
profession of Virginia III ,s behalf. Ii is Southern
journal OF ren merit, and particularly deserves me
patronage and support OF the bar III this State. It's
perusai will afford 70 lawyers great saving "t labor
in the preparation Of their cases, rs II WI" moi oiy
contain dicrst of all the late Virginia reports but
the report. Of the reviewers OF our code sho"'ns III
many Of doubt, the objects of the Legislature
II " ii aid in bringing order out OF statutory chaos
and in presenting the law as it is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

APPROXIMATIONS having been received by t::e Eh''u''t
that EPHRAlM negro man. who wa con'n"' W :"
JH ui Halifax county, charged with hRyin. 'Sni"''
rape. escaped ere.rOm the NIGHT OF the .l-t 'hL
and ~ no" going large do therefore hereby 'H'
reward OF one hundred dollars any person or RI.
who shall arrest the sa Ephran ana deliver uii !H Il
jail OF Halifax and do moreover require all OH re
this Common wealth civil snd military ant reg ..,,c
people generally. their best rhcFoh' 20 an 70
the arrest OF the said Ephran, that he may DC
justice. ,is.
r. 81 Given under my hand as Governor, ana Wei.
l' the Lesser Seal Of the Con!noESen''H a.
mond, this ahI day OF Apni in the year 10 ,vr=r
BY til. Governor: GEORGE ". XuSFORD Sec'''"''
the Commonwealth c,.i,s, cr
EPHRAlM i. about thirty years OF ac" hVe ,e' e'
or ten inches high. very black, and badly ''''"'"
Anil
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.

REEF-Supply lair. market hrln. w" VIo:e Inferior
81 81 -: good prime = 10 $40; Extra I'll !" s!2
uOGS-S- JUa - + uIdred Very scnrc" aid III de-
mnid.
$HEEP-Mu,,on sell for - G0aS5 piece" "xt:A
Sheep Si0by weight. 81 1. So per hundred gro-s.
FOR Ordinary .i.i superior sheep.
lAMh$-S..i q, 80 10 II B. hrd. according To qun.'
IT,.
Wait coming in.r ,-on, "md dives s"E tor = /"
81. nccDfj.fI 'y quality.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. APRIL 2e.
v" AA.s c.s-- 10 noiic-, except III TOBACCO III III II
Uri.r when rather lower. The market IL active Tor
ire manufacturing II. M,RTIS, SOS - Co.
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49, THE LADIES OF THE SEWING
- 70 CIRCLE connected with the First Baptist
Church. 4 Ct nlssUuury Organization, viii comm nee
their sale the Of Ballard. Hotel tins even
ia (Turs isy) at 3OcIock
Tn. sule will c. utiuur during the week.
II Vii b. open dag nnd night, and supper. may DC OBJ
mined every evening. April 80
N L. & A. >TUART'S A. & II. SUGAR
A6 landing and for ssic by 49,
Anil 30 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
VATAI:ONER-Wc hive tor -nie negro mhn, ub'u
w 81 ycn.s Old, No. Wagner w
Anil MT FELLlaM 4 DAVIS, Aue'.
sNOR SAI.E.-s2, 100 Jamc' River and han"wiG "a"
& nal Guaranteed Bo.ds . - .,o, co
April ~ N. II. MAlNl y W.
S,COTT,S PATENT REFKIGERAToRS- Ac.
- knowledge by nil who hhvr had them, to be thr Drs
now in USE; Tor sale at -, Main street. ~ ~ ~
~ " 80 WEI. r. BUTLER.
snriI % Solo HrCnt here for the manufacturer
SERVANT EASTED.-Wr w"nt 10 purchase "'
- hire n Cook Washer and lroncir d" coed ch'r"ct"t
" SMITH 4 HARDWOOD,
,rrI, No. ~, Main street..