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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

mo RUiLDERS-SraeL Proposals VIII be received by the
designed until Saturday, the Ih day Of June next for The
additional building of brick on stone foundation
Ia the Western nac Asylum corresponding in size aud
raj plan TO the addition the Northern wing The pro
poss required fr the woe work complete the unfer
taker or underwriters all the materials Bond with
proved security will required for The faithful performance Il
The contract ROBERT $. BROOKE
l.. l. STEVENSON,
KENYON HARPER,
Executive Committee
April lli-"h
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IN CHANCERY.-v,RGIsI.:-At Rule. held in The Clerks
Office the Circuit Superior Court ri Law aud Ch7nceTy for
the County of Caroline the 7lh day Of February lsa
William Pare, Plainif;
against
Samuel G. Thornton and Edwin Lunsford, Defendants:
The defendant Samuel G Thornton not having entered his
auneaance security according the act Of Assembly
and Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory "vi-
drnce that nhabtant Of This Commonwealth: II is
ordered That said defendant appear before the Judge of
said Court the Court house, the first day OF the next term
and answer bill of the lain and that copy Of this order
published In the city
Richmond months uccessvely and posted al the roa
door of the Court house of this county.
Copy-Tcse,
RoBT. HUDGIS, C. C.
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March 3

~ CHANCERY.-At a Court of Monthly Sessions held fol
(oncland county the Courthouse on Monday, the 2ls
day Of February, 1872:
William maddox son Of John Maddox, deceased, Plaintiff:
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TowNtAND COUNTRY HAT MASuFAcToM ,H,,,i
Carv Street, three doors ADORE the Columbia" "''
Richmond, Va.
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COUNTY,, the Court iOuse IN Tappahannock, on
the olst day nf February, 1912:
Benjamin II. Munday, Plaintiff:
aslns.
Elijah sawyer and Maria his wife, who before marriage
unday, Polly, Richard Jenny Cay and Adam Bunday,
Defendants:
This day the plaintiff by counsel and filed his h and the
defendants their appearance and
10 he Court by satisfactory evidence thar they inhaban
Common weaI-un the motion Of the plaintiff, il j.
That defendants appear mere the hird MUn
iay iIay The plaintiffs bill; and that
If This forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the CITY succcssveIy and that
another copy Hereof pcsted the front coor of the Court
house county
JAMES ROY MIcoU, Jn., OK.
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in The United far The Eastern District n tgnd,
Gh -5pri, 1922
DANIEL w. WILLIAMSON, sf,hs county Of Charlotte hay
rpt: Ordered That all claiming to creditor" m he
said W. Williamson show cause 10 Iir court on 'ae I'm
day of ,Iay next why Daniel w Williamson be not Dr.
cnred bankrupt pursuant the Of Congress IN that beha
and that copy If this order be published in the newspapers &C
cordng to the 22nd and 9th Rules Of Court
HENRY GIBSON, ok.
April8 II-"..s
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i THIS exhibits the enormous tax which that tariff M
pos ed upon the Of goods, and winch now
designed TO impose again, if practicable In the efforts
of the tariff 10 levy burdens upon the people Tor
Their own benefit they likely TO ruin the revenue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

the United Eastern District Of 'u
Norfnlk March 9th, 1872: ,,.,
UGUSTCS LAPEiOCsE, individually, and enc {" INC ,.r
~ firm of A. Llpe'ouss Co.,. Of the Borough Of Hofloh
ing filed petition. praying that lie be declared
II is ordered That all claiming In he creditors o.
Augustus Lapelouse show 10 the Court on tue y, me-
May term next why the said Augustus iA2e"ue shou
declared Bankrupt pursuant tie Of Congress IN IL.
half and that copy Of this order he published in the ne"k
according the s2nd and oath Rules Of Court.
ACopy-Teste, or,r ~.
April ILL.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

The TARIrr-The Chamber of Commerce of New
Y ork held meeting on Tuesday, at which resolu-
lion WINS presented favoring discriminating tariff of du-
lies on imports, to Encourage and protect manufactures
The resolution was altered as to read tariff 10
furnish adequate means 10 support The national honor
and promote the general interests of public industry
(,er an animated discussion the amendment was adop
ed-23 yeas, II nays This was understood as "a DIS
nct rejection of the doctrine OF protective tariff.
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IN CIASCERY -vIRGisia:-At Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanery the county Of Henrco and city OF Rich
nond on the Chancery side held the Capitol the said city,
on Saturday, June 26, 1915 .r
Parke STREET, flahth'
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In Me United States Court for The E0stern District If Jgn
lM 4prii, sio
ruEODORE TREXVANT, of the county Of Southam,on hav
ing filed petition praying that he may be declared BANK
p: ordered, That all persons claiming 10 he Of Tue
aid Theodore Ire the Court the l!th ID!
# MAY next why the said Theodore Tezvant be declared
pursuant Congress in that behalf and TINT
this order he published IN The newspaper according
he bind and oath Rules Of Court
Cury-Tesie, -
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In the United States Court for the Eastern D ot Sns''
AT Norfolk, March aGh, lar
WM s. FORREST, of the Borough Of Norfolk having h'Ia
W petition, praying that h- may he declared Binkap -,
ordered, That all claiming creditors TIE .a "
s. Forrest show cause 10 tue Court the lst day ~ a
why Tie said VIM s. Forrest should not he d-rlad %
rupt pursuant the Congress That Lebl'i anu "
copy of this o+er l.. published the newspapers, ae;ors
the 22nd and 2iIh Rules of Court.
Copy-Tts.e, ,. -.
Anritl lte-w5%
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ST LEDGER the full brother Ariel Lance O'krliey It
will stand nj Mr. David Nils Stable this Spring. CONT,
Of Automatic s miles North Of Charlottesville. w. /. ~
III
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In the Uni States Cou,t fer The Ea.tern District Of ysa'
a, .No.toik, 81 .iareh 1872:
II BENEZER CoRbY of the Borough Of Norfolk having it
IA petition, praying that he may be declared Bankrupt 1t
ordered That all persons claiming be creditors OF tie sa
Ehenezer Corby, show the Court, the Isl day ~
May Term next why the said Eberezcr C"rhy should not ne DE-
cared bankrupt pursuant 10 the act of Congress IN that r.
half and that copy this order publ he'd the newslar
according TO the 22nd and oath Rules Of Court.
Copy-Testc,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-22

Swamp, are themselves plunderlng, and
marauding, and numbering the very peo-
pie they were sent to defend. The house
refused to suspend its rules to receive this
resolution, notwithstanding It's absolute
and pressing necessity.
The appropriation bill was then rcsum-
ed, and long debate cnsued on mo-
ton to strike out the appropriation for the
salary of Gov. Doty, Of Iowa. The mo-
ton was supported on the ground that
Gov. ID. was a criminal and degraded
man, and as such ought not to be supper
ted by the government. No attempt was
made to answer the charges brought a.
gainst him, but the appropriation was not
stricken ont, the house considering that
Gov. u. was entitled to his salary so long
as the president should let him hold his
place, be he ever so Infamous.
.3prii 6.-ScaGic-A number of me-
MORALS were presented and referred, in
favor of increasing the tariff.
Numerous private bills from the house
were taken from the table and referred &c
appropriate committees.
The loan bill was the takenup and Mr.
/ Wright concluded his speech commenced
Yesterday. Mr.. Walker followed, and Of
fcrcd an amendment to repeal the distrl'
button law and pledge the proceeds of tho
public lands for the redemption Of the loan
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ing, place the convention system upon such Il
foundation that every man must acknowledge tito
be productive of the most beneficial results, and
reward scisms, contentious, boiling, and every
thing of like nature, accordingly.
1t is a fact well known to all, chat the conven-
tons which have been held in this district for the
nomination of candidates for the legislature, have
been productive of great evil they have created
discord and disscnsions, and promoted a distrust
in public opinion which, If not discountenanced,
will surely be the cause of our overthrow.
In order to consummatc the glorious work, eve
nv candidate who has submitted his claims to the
convention for nomination, except those selected,
should withdraw their claims for support Alter
submitting those claims to the convention, sys-
TEN in which they believe, there is no good reason
why the rejected should persist. Every one can
not get the nomination, and if each person wish
ing Office udying the prosperity of the cause he
is engaged in, will be guided by this principle, and
this alone will reap the harvest remaining in store
| for him. The principle of boiling is one which
has been advocated with great deal Of ardor, car
ticd into effect with great enthusiasm and disscm-
! mated a sentiment Of condemnation. | conceive
| it to lie an erroneous principle, when men have
submitted their claims for nomination in convcn
ton based upon principles herein set forth, and
that nomination falls upon others, to bolt, and cre-
ate division in the ranks. If adhered to, it will
as certainly destroy every good and deliberate ac-
ton of that convention as that it has been held.
4 .t,,rr oil
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-22
TWEHTY.SEVEuTH C0uGRESS,
SECOND SESSION.

Tue3Ray, Narch 20.-Scaotc-!n pur-
suancc of notice, Mr.. Tappan Introduced
a bill to apportion the representatives. a
mong the several states, according to the
9th census. Ordered to a "a reading.
The senate next took up the resolution
submitted yesterday by Mr.. King, rcqucs-
ting the president to communicate to the
senate copies Of the correspondence which
may have taken place between this 70
ycrnmcnt its agents and that Of Mexico,
not previously communicated, and also
such instructions as may have been given
to our diplomatic agent at Mexico.
Mr.. Walker remarked, that numerous
statements had been made in the ncwspa-
pers relative to the misconduct of our late
minister at Mexico, Mr., p. Ellis, but he
was convinced that, when the correspon-
dence should be laid before the senate, it
would appear that that gentleman had act
ed in conformity with special instructions
from the executive of this nation.
The resolution was adopted.
The senate then took up Mr.. Claws re-
renchment resolutions. Mr.. Wrighlwih-
drew his amendments. The question then
required on the amendments of Mr.. Riycs,
expressing an opinion that the compro.
mise act should be adhered to, and that
the distribution law should be suspended.
\ debate ensucd, in which Messrs. CLAW.
Rives, King, McRoberts, Bcrricn and 9th
ers participated, after which-adjourned.
Ho"Sc-Fiyo honorable gentlemen de-
llvercd themselves of speeches on the loan
bill, which took until quarter past 8 o.
clock in the evening, at which hour the
house adjourned
March 3O.-Senaie-Mr. Claws reso-
Iuuons were taken up at an early hour.
After pretty long debate, the question
was taken on Mr., Rivos' amendment, re-
calling the aid of the public lands to sus-
tain the lettering credit of the Union, and
it was lost by one vote, Messrs. Bucha-
nan and Henderson not voting. THE for
mcr is for the amendment and the latter
instructed in favor Of it.
Mr.. Clay's resolutions lexccpt2, which
were adopted were then referred to APP
proprlate committees. Adj.
Housc-Thc loan bill was debated un-
til about o'clock, when the committee
rose and reported the bill to the house.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-22

Great Fire IN Mar YOrk-Wc learn from the
late New York papers, that iirc accidentally
broke out in the city on the afternoon of the 3Ist
ult.; which is supposed to have consumed at least
one hundred houses, deprived nearly two thousand
persons of shelter destroyed property to the csti-
mated value ofSi 10000, and melancholy to add,
burned to death three little children and it is feared
some other persons |, originated in a wheel.
wright's shop in Delaney st., and swept away the
whole block bounded by Delaney street, Chrystic
Broomc and Forsyth street, As well as the houses
between the latter and EIdridge street, down to
Droomc
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On Monday night last the large Touring mill,
and saw mill, at Mar5ciIIes, in this county, were
destroyed by fire. The Touring nil, was dcci.
dedIy the bes, IN the S,atc--it contained eight
run of stonc-alI the machinery was Of the latest
and most approved patterns--onJ the building
was durable and conveniently constructed. We
understand the mills cost the proprc,o.i about
$4,000, and that only $40 600 OF this amount is
covered by insurance in the Mutual Company Of
this State. About 500 worth Of -four and grain
were also consumed, and so rapid were the namcs
IN their destructive progress, that not single
grain OF wheat, or an ounce Of flour were saved.
Everything was destroyed, and the building was
burnt to the waters edge.
The fire was first discovered about o'clock at
night, in the saw MILL and before the progress of
the flames could be arrested il had communicated
70 the Touring mill. The origin Of the fire 10 no,
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DunL1xGrox, April l2th, 1912.

Dear Friend: | hasten to inform YOU
of one of the most horrible and outrageous
murders ever committed in our comru,,-
Iitv. The facts are these. Mr.. / p
Rradstreet ono If the most rosnoc,oblc
citizens If our town. having had = sloh.
difficulty with Mr.. 4. BridGman. Of the
firm Of Friedman a. Ero,hers. in which
Bradstrcet EXPRESSED himself freely in
regard to the course taken bv BridGmon
in his (Hradstraot'sl absence William
c. Ross SON Of WIN. Ross. Reois,cr Of
the Land Office =, this Mace. and brother
in.l,w Of FRIEDMAN. took nm Brjduman's
ouorre, and ,ccos,cd abused and oss,ul,-
Oh p,,l.,rect ., tho most ofIico =, ,bor,
> o,.locl u N unon which Rr,Is,roct
drow n;S,oI unon him and told him ,o
Io.ist Pose i,nmol;o,oIy loft rronor-
oh himself with y lor,o cane and one If
Col,,, s,v L,rroIol ro,9r,, ,;s,ors mad,
h;s ;,,o,,;o, k,o,r, ,o C.w norsors
,rl s,,,;oroJ hir.oIf =, , noi,, ., v[;cl'
no would meet NJ, Brohs,reet ON his
,,o,, 90 70, A, ,hou, half ms, :, Al,
Ipr.Jy,noo, loc his r,oo, onJ nrooooJaL
Jou~n s,roo, .ovorJs tho Na,;onoI uLon
bc w,s or,in met bv w G. Ross and
Iohn w Ross ,t the cross s,rec, roar
tho nos, office -Ros, romorkcI ..Nov
Sir I am prenared 10 Gcb, Won 80
which Mr.. Rradstree, rrpl;rd ~ want
ro,b;ng f., Jo with Won Sir. 7 have so,.
lied nv d;G;cnl,v with Mr. Friedman ~
-Upon which Ross raised his cane with
his Jeff hand and fred = ns,ol =, him
with his r;ch, and continued IN d;sch.roc
the barrels as fast rs i, was nossiblc to do
ca and five nm, oC ,ba civ harrols ovnlod.
ed One ball took effect on the Ton Of
the be,d-one in the righ, near ,bc MIN
Mo and n,ss;n,r ,hronrh oro &c ,ho lohas
ar ,ho I,ras and the ,b;rd ,b,ouob tho
r;ch, Io;n anI kidney R,,Js,rec, aC,cr
Lsn; uo,o;,oJ HE ,r,ororis,,s 6 All
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known--no lights or fires were useG about the
property within the previous ten days, and unless
il originatcd by friction ofIhe machinery, which IS
not probable, it was the work of some incarnate
fend, who lit the incendiary torch to crafty his
malignant feelings.
This heavy loss, we understand, falls chiefly on
the Messrs. Woodwork and Kimba. But the
loss is not alone confined to them. The whole
community shares it, as the property destroyed
was of much Importance to the agricultural In
tcrcsts Of the county, US well as the pride and
boas. Of our citizens.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-04-22

Oregon Teritoyy.--A meeting has been held
in Platte City, Missouri, of persons favorable
to the immediate occupancy and settlement of
Oregon Territory, by citizens of the United
States They resolved, among other things
that ",hc time had arrived for the general gov
eminent to take prompt measures for the protcc.
ton of its citizens who are about to extend the
cheering influences of emigration to the shores of
tbs Pacific, and that the people Of the ives, expect
an early response on the par, of the government,
towards the movement now in progress for the
permanent settlement Of its legitimate territory"
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AG,G'ag.-The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Journal Of Commerce saws that
during NJ. Gays address there were many wet
eyes. I'VE are not all stocks and stones It is
a fact that many old Senators were melted. Mr..
Benton exhibited much emotion. Mr.. Calhoun
lost no time to embrace Mr.. Clay anl assure him
of his personal affection and respect. Both, tits
said, were moved to tears" Oh
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llr'Jh AccideHh-rhc \. y. Herald SAYS:
"In going up the Potomac River the steam
irigaic Missouri grounded about 70 miles below
Washington City. a boat was sent from her to
drop an anchor to haul her OIL; the anchor got
overheard, carrying with it the chain cable
which in running out either killed or carried with
It every person on board, comprising Lieut.. John
Z Borden and fourteen or fifteen scamen
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--latest from ItyT.-'rho n. o. Picayunc Of
the sth inst. says; "Thc steamship Neptune ar
rived at O'Clock this morning, bringing Texas
papers up to the 18th inst At hasty glance
over them we could find nothing very important
relative to the war with Mexico. In fact. nothing
to corroboratc or justify the exaggerated rumors
circulated here respecting lhc iameaSs Mexican
INVASION"
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The st. Louis Republican of the 18th inst.
says: 1--WE are indebted to a gcn,lymin of Bur-
lington, Iowa, for the following account of
rencontrc which occurred in that place and
which resulted in the death of two individuals"
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Hgaa Dsctagld learn from tho Roch-
ester Daily Advertiser, that Hogan, who was re.
Gently arrested on suspicion of being concerned
IN the destruction of tbs Caroline, has been ac-
quilted.
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DEuocRArIc pwEUINCr MUETIHGs,
Ehrn District CORreRki0N.


Tie Democratic Republican ro'ers q i7'aHs
and Mci pat Of KAdaH dnd Grn7Gy c'I'L.ss en-
6racedm The limits Of L4sa1s at ml Gt,' ft.',Lo'
Representatives are Tespecj&Hy n',.tiea n h'eet l."
their ssraral precincts aId c8g9'e Hs"SH,S ~ "'ss'
:, C.,1ye,t,on NJ ME C0yyt Hre in OHa,ra, IN
me FIRST MONDAY h MAN nsrL
af 10 o'ca1ck, A. ~, frHe purpose ot aoni"at3g
candidates for tie Ssnaie and House u R'greSe''-
ta,ires, to b: supported atMe nett august s'e'ioo,
and to transact sacL otier business as may' be
deemed necessary. 49,. .,,
According 10 he usual custom in his district,
,a,h prcripG ,ytN6 eaiihd to three d'f@fc', amt
one aaiaioaM dLgqe f5r crsYhmired rotcrS'
CHARLES G. MILLER
80. GLOVER,
JOHN HISE,
MICHAEL RYAN,
Central C1mwWee.
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Amus'oc Btade-.-.rhc Washington cores
pendent of the Y. Y. Courier * Egluict, spoke
muses.. The compo=it0r made him speak o:cour-
ling the nurse.