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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

ton in The srcls CT the hd instant, though aended to
ohqiats misrepresentation il, however, well calculated
10 weaken the public confidence in the ability and de-
termination of the Common wealth 10 meet her en-
gaapments, il implies that doubt mas been enter
lanad the subject. On this point il is important that
the public should be disabused for it is fact that al
time has doubt of the pnnc,nal payment ct the
interest the whole public debt of Virginia been en-
tertaned by the officers of Government charged with
that branch of the public business.
The phraseology of the original communication Is
capable of misleading The public in another important
point. The $6000O0 State Stock alluded to IN II, IS,
in fact not Stne Stock, but the Sterling bonds OF the
James River and Kanawha Company, guaranteed by
the State, which have not been sold by the Company,
but merely pledged 10 the house OF Messrs orrl-
and Sons, security for sum OF about t2o,0no
Sterling borrowed of them.
Whilst making these explanations, 1t VIII not ne ont
of place notice foreign paragraph which was COPIED
into the American papers two or three weeks ago. IN
which stated that the suspension OF payment by
English house would occasion some delay III The
payment of the dividends Virginia SIX per cent.
stock as portion of those dividends was reunited IN
the sha pc of bills on that house. Now, 1t IS proper 10
state explicitly that the interest on ALL the deot oil
this Commonwealth is payable at its own treasury al
the seat of Government to the holders or their agents,
and that the portion of it alluded TO IN the paragraph
above referred TO, has been paid IN gold and silver OF
the equivalent thereof, at the Treasury OF the Com
n,onweah. This State has issued no stock or bonds
payable elsewhere.
The New York esprit of the Times" is rich in in
tees,ng matters. Dr. Porter understands his business
He is q man Of labor as well as talent Ills esprit
has always something in ii 10 please the Sportsman
and TO interest the general reader. The last No (o
the 18th instantly is accompanied by an engraving OF
Grey Eagle bred and owned in Kentucky-oIe o
the most beautiful representations of the Horse we
have seen.-Crhe "Spirt says, that Fashion is
turned out at her masters stable in Morris county
New Jersey,-wil, in all probability, be trained again
this Fall! and is for sale, it believes, at S1200O)
The New York "Sew World" and the "Albion are
capital periodicals in their line though we have some
times allow for the Federal prepossessions OF the
first, and the British partiali,ies Of the last
Ltell's "Museum'' of Phadep hia is admirable
quintesscnce Of the British Reviews and Magazines
Its last No. equals if not SURPRISES It's predecessors
The quotations from Madame D'Arblays Dinry, near
60 years old, Gust published from the Ms. of the
authoress of Evelna and Ceca,) read with avdity
But the opening story of Abednego, Uhs money
cnder) is superior in interest, even to The Historical
and Biogra phical Sketches, with which the Museum
abounds.
The Creole Case is one OF the knottv questions
ouer n the atiOns nj WASHINGTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

The Federal Wigs IN Campbell county, Georgia,
have held meeting in which they call their party
"the Wing State Rights party Of Georgia and in the
same breath give in their adhesion to "ilon Henry
Clay" who is Tariff Bank, Distribution, atitndinous
and Federal in his measures and doctrines. The Mi,
edgeylIe Journal which has not altogether shut'led oil
all lis AnTarfi States Rights feelings, is pansing
uprn the issue of supporting Clay-and declares "that
nomination by the Convention of a Presidential can
didae on the second Monday in June, will be an i'm
polite movement, no matter who is nominated"
The Richmond Wing and that Clique, are for run
ming up the flag of II. Clay to the top'mas, Some of
them proposing 10 hold Convention in Lynch.
burg in Angus, TO determine whether it shall be Clay
or Scott Others for posponing it till February, TO
meet in Richmond. But the Stanton Spectator does
not see any necessity for Convention to nominate
candidate though it does not object to one for organl
cation merely. 1t proclams at that II. Clay is
IT'S candidnte-and says, "There can be no doubt Of
the decided and overwhe preference of the Whigs
CT the Union for MIR. Clay But go on Srs; Mine as
YOU nav you must he countermined. "When factous
men combine, honest men, must associate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

TO increase ito RESOURCES we'll the fsoIits5 c
raising loans the hest terms THEN, if there be
drhcency, Increase your duties uxuries frs and
then on those articles, which enter the least into The
ncressary articles OF the peoples consumption.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

TEXAS -Gen Houston 10 nov committed to m In
vas;on Of Mexico. He writes to Col. Gillespie, the
General Agent of Texas at " Orleans, inviting ctni-
grants from the U. s. to join the Expedition, and says
81 will say to friends in the u s., and 10 those
mho are fully prepared 10 emigrae, irish TO see them
NJ the RENDEZVOUS at Corpus Christi bcrefn The 2lih
and 2SM nf .fDlg. This announcement IS induced ny
I-, rs FROM the q. $ and though ny some ii mny be
regarded as niud icous, offer this assurance, that
advantages sufficient undiscnsed IN The aanntr n
iarasion 10 ensure the perfect success, The army
j. spbordina,c In orders. Triumph cannot elude us
unless disorder prevails in our ranks. There are
Texas Agents in the cities South aud South West, OF
Collecting mel and money for the Expedition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-07

The friends of n State Government in Florida are
about to re- assemble their Convention for the purpose of
pnltinr their Constitution into operation The proml-
nen plan is to elect two L. S Senators and ME nber
ortbe House of Representatives. and send them 10
Washing tomas they plead done in Tennessee in
the wear 90.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

Tor fIlhng treaty ait, the Pot:a"atomies Of the Wa
bash, tgenty thousand dollars
For fulfilling treaty 18th tins fotta"aLolies oi i-iaAaa
segentsen thousand dollars,
For fhIng treaties with the Piankeshaws, eight hum
Fer fadIy trep,y with Posnees, nine thousand ak
hundred dollars.
F3r f1ans treaty with the Qaapaws, tour thousand SIX
For fl.lns treaty with the SIX Nations Of New Yosk,
four thousand i've hundred dollars.
For fJaiiag treaty with the Senecas Of New York. SIS
For GIIng treaties with the Sioux Mf==ss Ppi,
frty thousand five hundred and ten dollars.
For flhng treaty ith the ianctoh and >aato >iaaz,
one thousand three hundred and forty ao.aT7
For fulfilling treaty win acs ana Foxes Of Missouri,
seven thousand eight hundred aud yentY dollars.
For fulfilling treaties i'm te Sacs and Foxes OF hs77
zipp 3rty eight thousand five hundred and ortg collars
For fulfilling treaties with the SAa"nees, seFeA thousand
on hundred and eighty dollars
For fulfilling with the Senecas and Shawnees,
t~o thousand and sixty do. lars
For fhing treaties with the Senecas, TWO ih'aaAd SIX
hundred and sixty dollars.
For fGlljns ,reaties with the Wyando's, SIX thousand
cignt hundred and forty dollars.
For fulfilling treaty with The Weas three thousand dol
For fulfilling treaty with the Wyan3o.s, Manees and
Deiawarea, Thousand dollars,
For fh.IIaz treaties uiih Wnnebagoes, Brsy-tFo
thau.and eight agnt5eA aut sixty dollars
For fhGiins treaty with the Aiamies II ;veHty-esi
Novsube! eighteen hars. and tors, tasse htniea ana
eighty thousand hun',oi ana ht:y dollars
70 enable the SC-seta.yo %: War % procure me as = u
Distributed amongst cef- and cafa5 mea 81 t2 Ia
diaa-, tago tlousard n@e hlaIleI dollars.
To cover expenses Incurred BY the c3t s-'os'e97 | MOI
ding treaties win the Sac and Fox, innebas' AMI SIOUX
Indians, over and Of Fe thousand dollars
appropriated last year, and the expenses Of futeT
negotiations with the former tribes, viz ne sac ana
Foxes and Wiuuelagoes six thousand to hui bred dollars
For this addition to the appropriation per act o.
hundred and thirty eo. for the Of treating
it'd the Cuaanches wild of the estern
tribes eight hundred and eight dolIao hy-hFe
Prort9ed That part OF the money appropriated
by this snail be applied 10 the payment OF any salary 81
other compensation to, OF any Officer or "o
unless has created by law treaties, or Is
specifically provided the appropriations III this act
Prgrde9, further, That the commissioners appointed Il
negotiate h the Indian tribes shall net DO ao"
cd per mile for travelling on the most
direct route to from the place Of ma&ne
the teass and eight dollars per day who engaged III ma
king said treaties.
Approved, July II, 1872
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rOFFICIAL PUBLICATION. !
LAWS OF THE UNITED STiTES
passed ut the I'd session of the 27tb Congress.
IPUsLIc-No. 81.

AN ACT 70 provide for settlement Of The clam OF the
State Of Maine for the services of her militia
b Il ea1cted by the Senate and House II itresetastfe'
Of tie United States gf 1n1ertca IA So"Sfess
That The Secretary " and ne Il hereby, authorized
d cr,ed Ia cause reimbursed and paid 70 the state
Of Maine order Of the Governor q saia 0Lao' OF
Of any money otherwise appr"prtaisd su1 ii''i'
the Pa General of the United STATES army ana inc
accounting Of the Treasury snail ascertain ana Ger
,fy been daa from the ntet States 70 the M
liza ca He'd Of the State ~ the year eighteen
an thiry-ne the protection Of her northeast
aajf had been duly
called jao the servica the United State and regularly
received by the Offices Of the tHed states
army according The laws ani regulations winch nave
govened in The ayment volunteers and militia oi
other States. Ani the Paymaser General and accounting
officers Treasury hereby authorized ant reqe9d
10 following claims. presented BY sad state VIZ
First The cannOhba.!s and kaaP@acks purchaser
by the State of the troops called service,
aud o the frontier Aforesaid Proradd hat
saf bas psacks shall belong She United Sates
Second. The paid by the State for transportation
Of military aud troops aetna service as
aforesaid Trorifd, Tho amount should, IN the opi'i 81
Inc Secretary of War; appear to 90 rea sonnOle.
Third. The pay compensation allowed ny INC 't''" :.
and COmHissary General, aa otef 7ti
officers viii they respectively employed IN t2ahhs
or .uperinendin disbursements for the militia in actual
service as afresai Porded, The compensation paid by
Siate Aforesaid shall not exceed that paId oy inc T.
States for similar services.
Fourth The paid by the State for Blankets tor tho
militia while in actual service as Aforesaid OF 50
much thereof a shall appear to be reasonable
Fifth The of expenditures by said State ~ ne
cessary repairs Of used by the militia winnie III actual
service aforesaid.
Frorifed That the accounts agent employed by
the State Maine make said payments be submitted t"
Paymaee General and the accounting officers Tor ef
inspection. -
Sneaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIE r MANGuM,
President Of Tie Senate pro fenpore.
Approved, June ID, 1912. JOHN Ii LEk.
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TPUBLrc-No. - |

AN ACT amend II entitled San act to carry INTO
effect, in Alabama aud Mississippi, the eX-
sng compac,s those with regard II the hve
per cent. fund u nd the school reservations"
b the Senate and House Of Representatives.
United of .4ntercd Congress asseI1ted
That section of the act entitled AN
carry effect the States OF Alabama ana MIS-
sssppi the existing compacts with those States III regard
fund and the school reSerg1uOn+ "a
the land therein designated reserved to toe state
Mississippi for the Schools to be selected under
the Treasury ''ou of
public lands remaining unsod shall have been offered at
public sale within of the land districts said state
o Mississippi, said lands within said State"
Chickasaws amended that the aid lands
selected, under direction of the Governor of said
Mississippi, of any public lands remaining
the land districts said State OF Mis-
ssppi contiguous the lands i'll said State, ceded by tho
Chickasav Indians.
Approved, June 49, 1872.
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QaAaapf0N oBDECE.
scriptfoN.

Terms of AdyCrtisiHG.--ONE DOLLAR per square for
three insertions. and TWlNTYEIvE CENTS for ad-
ditjonal nsertonIEN LINES, or the space occupied ~
25D Is counted square, nothing counted less n =
square, all oycra square. and less than square and y
half to lie counted square end haf-fer square for
three months THREE DOLLARS; for six months SIX Dol
LARS, or ZEN DOLLARS annum; two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTs per annum; three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists.
and sadver.sing bv the year. viii lie charged for
column OF 1000 ms. $4,000 per annum for threetoartas
OF a column, 5000; for half colunln $500; Ter
qdarteT column. s.. 0uA dedietioh OF 20 per
VIII be made Advertisements longer Than quarter O!
column. inserted by the half year year, and
altered. Chancery notices and petitions io divorces
be paid invariably III advance. Advertisements coming
from abroad. be accompanied with the cash, ness
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
n h. No advertisement viii be discontinued until
paid for, option of the publisher by previous
between the publisher and the advertiser
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ssEEEsEEE,S SALE.

EfI virtue Of IN Execution me directed from the
WAYNE Circuit Court, wiI expose At aualsc sac
Court House door in centsev5!e. WAYNE county.
In1iana Doth day Ass I>49 between the hours
10 O'Clock. 4. NJ, and o>cock. T. II said Eav the
following property, t1-sgit: 8ar-e 1T Ian
IN the city Richmond. WayHe IA, N 1ecri-
bed follows ;ovis Beginning at the No-tW corner
of Lot numbered tnifty-fo1r. part 7d city Ias
by John Smith thence rIaaE South. - feet. inches.
thence East, Eastern toundaty Of said LIT; thence
North, with boundary Of said at. ~ feet. ia-Ba=
Nos,hEat corner of said Lott thance West to the
place Of be5inrn-. Taacn the properly of Stephen
Duncan, 10 satisfy execution in favor nj Backle
THOMAS =; NOBLE. : w c
July 2sth, 1s42 Ce4,8a) s9-3s
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REMITTANCE BY MAIL.
FROM THE POST MASTER GENERA

"a Postmaster nuy c,,ci,sc Ht2ryf feher II ue
ifetsj,er Of Netcpaper, pay hc v,bsrrotion Of
grd person, and trunk The letter, ,rrc BY hHtsej''
Nore-Somc subscribers may not be aware of the Il
bove regulation. 1t viii be that by requesting the
Postmaster they reside frank their letters cons-
ing subscription money, viii do upon being satisfied
the letter nothing but hat the sub
scripffoN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-13

ME Undersigned having enlarged Embellishments,
and fitted up several fpr accommodation 81
ladies' and vs,esa would rePeetIy uoli: That
put p Font, and wiII make aTIre Deer, Lem
DHaee, s. up good sty.e - those
no may favor ha with their custom. lie ssgpIy
fa#cs v5s8 good bread. eahcs, 81 -aa8 parties vi.
be furnished r. h rcfr.sau,1ts Eff notice.
re.JreI prices Cakes always hand. Candies
for sale v.9a.esa-c 8a4 retail.
{. I'm MER.
Iieaa..a3, Nay I2.1, l742 l9-.jm
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l-o-ZL LND ECCL--Eo
Ellis Norayke. ) Il Toulke, &, l. Williams.

ANING entered nlo partnership III the Foundry bssj-
ness. under the name ont style OF N1r3 te. FoItts,
IL UtAiaHF, prepared carry lHe business n
is VARIOUS branches. Tasy VIII keep Oh haad assort
meat of
sToy rs. MILL IRONS. PLoUCHS. sc. &c.
Also, viii make order Gardias Machines. Power
Loops OF the bcs quality al Of waieh they inton selling
low Tor CASH.
Those indebted to tie late firm of Ie7deaaa, Foalke
x Nilans. either by note or book accent. hereby no
the3 that payment be made immeate The charge
the firm necessary That collections and settle
should he promptly made. Those sho claims
against the late arm llestea present them.
N0RDYkE. FOULkE& WILLIAMS.
Richmond. May 81, IcfI- lltf
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Ggrcra9r ar Ra1ae Bland.

Important Testimony Ii farther p-aaf j. rcauired 10
establish the tact o tie nesttmahe ol d. STARK
weahers Iiepaac Exir, follow n- FROM
the Hon >a@He hing. Governor at Rhode lsana con
Ins adequate testimony subztantaio beyond dispute
and must pat entirely the idea potent rene
"y - sasssa WITH e many useless ant dangerous
which pa'mel open thg plae only H. ,lr sake 81 g,i,
Iease read Tie following statements communicated by
his EHcciloncy. under date OF
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WHEAT or FLOUR

VIII also be taken subscriptions We hope oar county
subscribers, who The Palladium aud ha.o the
''stat Of he hand will either furnish with it,
hand the Cash that purchase the wherowi:hal
keep soul and body together We tired Of living o'
ink soup and creased newspapers, and no mistake!
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i AT1IA E)EGJ VA !.
Ter,ns.--Tuo Doiiurs--in advance; aud Three
Dollars at the expiration Of the year.
THE PRINTER WANTS

BACON HAMS.-A few good bacon hams wog
ken subscription this Office, if offered soon.
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IIIIt-t9
Fifth Month > a4, 1871. d
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To tie Cai=ens Of Wayne County:

Eieaa-oa3, May l2.8, l-42
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-06

Douglas to be supplied from Carrollton, IL miles
and back, twice week.
Eaton to be supplied from Oxferd, IS miles and
back, once a week.
Mechanicsvie TO be supplied from DE KaIb, ~
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, l3
miles and back, once week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De kalb, 7
miles and back, once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once a week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
EyEyTEp AND rRErAnED sy

": De pQUDELOQUE, NJ D., LlsBON. PsRTU0AL
HE Scientific combination OF ingredients which hess
Pls composed have made them wonder and adI
ration Of the world They Known all Europe TO he
The only preparation discovered that has
certain in producing the monthly tums Their certainty al
for though always mild sae and healthy, hey cern 10
produce miscarriage IL used during that period
The directions translated into Engh and enveiopcd
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each Dor
cctions have the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU AUTHORIZED
agent for the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail the Upitss
Letters directed 10 DR.. +. Meyeau. boz "a Man
York will meet with immediate attention. All I.e,. ns,
be post paid Sold ~ appointment az 2o Cherry, near Catha
mail Mo Imsr dGw
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

WNG to the celebrity, efficacy. and inyarabls succcss 81
" Madame Restell's Female Monthly Pills in all cases OF
ssuay stsppase Of those function. Of
their introduction into the United States an
couhteries and limitations constantly attempted
esns boz Put up N different boze; and called
possible dollars box Females are therefore
cautioned against these attenpts impose uou them
sufficient here that all Female Monthly Pills are cou
,s!ie except those so!d Madame Re.tss Principal Ocs
ofeaeh boz.
RThey be used BY married or single by following
the direction enclosed inside Of each box Sold 40
nj 1msr
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MEDICAL.
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE TREATMENT OF vENEREAL DIS
EASES,

IN CONNEXION WITH
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHAR
MACY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
THE College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city Of New
Yo.k, have Opened in connexon with their Medical and
Surgical Conaung Rooms establishment for exclu
reception OF patients suffering from veDerea disc No
class of human malades for their safe and
degree Of maured xpernce and praced
skill than do those which vice entails on her votses but
been muck subjected TO the psrIe Of hesIIess
and uneducated without characer-withou
medical expeIiencewithout responsible
lily The members Of the College fully convinced that
uniformly subjected the Of
properly qualified ply scisns OF human suen
would prevened and the saved from the
in which they too often involved with the
guilty. order therefore 70 possible tins
ruinop q9aeker the College have opened this
and placed under the OF medical
gentlemen Of great and sound udgment-men for
lege itself is pledged.
Patients Of both will be admitted and receive advice
grafosy and he medicines will be dispensed TO
them at less than the usual No fees whatever will be
required The College cherish the hope that this liberal
will put stop the impcst which this
class of patients have been subjected and all thus affected WILL
it's toped see he wisdom Of avaing themselves oil the OPP
w. s. RICHARDSON. Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College,
de I'm 81 Nassau street, New York.
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THE FACE. AND DARK OR YELLOW
SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN
s,uEMICAJ. GOAp

SAIL RHEUM freckles, scuryy, pimples, erysipelas,
queoes change te color dart sunburnt yellow
the age. We'll might the Medical Society Of Paris cal
blessing and its inventors NJ Besprine phanthropis IL
entirely eradcaes eruption disbursement Of the
skin, mpartng the face, body neck beautiful
healthfui cIearness No cerel One
tral will suffice recommend ALL Amone the many who
Ie:op::LRsv Lever Newark NJ lyou are no no ed
Palmer Brooklyn. Sold BY r. jones, Of the American
Eagle, 50 Chatham street, New York. Price SO cents.
skin smooth soft and white.
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COUGHS, COLDS,

NONSUMPTIONS, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Splitting
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composed the herbs and plants the vegetable
The principal materials this candywere formerly
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snd venting the wearing away Of the r the teeth
to healthy state and causing them to contract around he
teeth In painful Of the teeth and from
exposure 70 cold will Be found highly beneficial l. par
before retiring 70 rest TSs method IS g. sm
dentists by doing all PARTICLES Of food which accu-
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Sound teeth and white oetn the valuable portions
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