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GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY GOODS
.aPRK-isii.
One thousand Parkagcs Of DRY GOODS, amounting
10 nearly 100000 dollars, reccieed, and opened,
from AUCTION aud eiseuhers, by
y II. JENkNS-who respectfully invites the attention OF
"a Merchants Famers and others. examine this extensive
and unparalleled Of Fancy and Stable Dry Goods
The following comprises only few Of the leading articles
recescd:
Cloths Cassimcres and Vestngs, for Spring and Summer
800 bacs brown and a.eacie Shrtincs and ShectiG2s
Cotton Olnahrgs Apron Checks, Nrstinss, yellow and blue
accomplishing the variety Of domestic
Goods cay many which purchased before the advance
Irish Linen aud Linen of all kinds, cheap and GOOD
from y upwards
Bonneis-30 cases Bonnets, latest fashions
Bonnet Ribons Sprigs and Flowers
1000 Parasos and San Shades, from IS upwards
silk and cotton Umbrellas, cheap and good
Every kind of material for ladies' dresses
All kinds of Mourning articles
1000 pieces CacOes all prices from TO- l2i ct, and hne
100 pieces Furniture Calicoes from TO- l2 and higher
Lace Capes Collars and Muslin Caps tapes and Collar:
1000 Linen Cambria Eandkerctefs all prices from shilling
White and black Stockings 2 cents To the finest
Bed Ticknss, i2i cents, shilling and 20 cents
10000 yards Thread and Ll-le Edaings
White Canton Mangs all widths
Fans of various kinds, &c, &c, &C 49,
In the articles for SALE the subscriber would in
the particular Of those hayng for cash city &c
ceptlace assuring that they vii: lind the Goods CHEAP
in any part OF tie United states, at -
Linen, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods store.
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pnoXs ,vn sTATiCNp6Y,


nRiNKER & MORRIS, date Smith ( Ptuef.i h'1e .r.
~ ton 20 er veIy complete assortment % Book ana
which aidit now BEAM mad ifum t'' -
and Phil ,d- p'lia sales We GFns ~ as! P''
School latest and most appsoat editions - IN
Blank Backs of description. Letter ain zap ,o.
every variety aud cheap. Together Ia, Standard
in every department Literature. County Merchants ah"
supplied low prices they can purchase IN any
March3
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
ROOTS SHOES Trunks Or

WE have just added packages
~ offer, the lowest prices most general assert
inebt ladies' gentiemcns ciens and servants Slo-s
aud boys and mems o-ans and Hcoe he found the city
Also, superior aud plain Trunks Carpet Bags and yars
reiy Those buying for by tie package single pair
will please give call. LEONARD {; co,
Main street, door below Il. II. Jenkins.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
UJTc JND CPS

L.
At the Town and Country Hat Mandatory, under
the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
H. ANTHONY respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally that hand larger and better assort
had, consisting OF Fine Fur SIR Cass
and Russia Hats; Fur Cloth 'sNet seae G,azed ana
and varied styles shapes Under The assurance that the
TEN of small profits quick Ia most advantageous, he
has adapted doing business entirely for cash. and
enabled sell IL much lower prices an those
who credit.
r. S-Io his friends in the Country, who have psronsed
he beit.r oro,o nted with. Oct. "a 4s-wly
NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE 100 Man
~ street Richmond Ta-SILAS MERCHANT desires to cal
the attention OF those want his Stock RI READY MADE
CLOTHING now offered for cash and for cash only very cheap
He has
Fine aud superfne Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Do do. Invisible Green do. do
Drap Ete Dress Fock Coats pleasant and heart
full article for Summer wear.
Also Panaoons and almost every conceivable pattern
and uuaIIy-as full of Cravats, Seafs s
penders, Gloves, Stocks, Collars, Shirts, etc., etc.
Those most respectfully requested TO call and ex
anime.
May2l 4-w3m
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NEW CAsu CLOTHING STORE.

1 J. MARTIN, No eb Nam St.6si, bsl0E L5H.as
- HNsngbdm Dycrrs's Dry Goad respectfully IN.
vies The attention Of the citizens Of Richmond, aud the c
generally Ia entire stock Ready Clothing. ma
nuactned recently b; him. fashionable sub
an,ii MANNER from well selected of oois
imponatioEs.
In addition 10 Ready Made Clothing he intends keeping cor
stany on hand superior assortment o ro., Camrres
VestDcs White, Brown and Figured Linens,
Pants, and variety o Wotsled Goods all 81
which viii be made up order in The neaest manner al The
shortest nerice.
Also, full supply Of s-nrmsn's Shirts, Bcsors, Col
stocks Scars Ties andefcir- Cloves Suspendefs together
with other article apprrganire geEemen's wear, al
which Will lie sold At Hcw York pces.
Goods made nj This establishment warranted boh
CARDS durability and perfect
a. NJ hopes by strict attention ana close application 10 In
sness 10 merit and receive share Of the public patronage
MAY 10 l-1awly
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STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK
WNNIU <tIII, TNFf
". /. e Z. C3RPENTER.

W. d 4. CARPENTER,
Manufacturer, and Wholesale D,alrrs Foragn and Domestic
S1R.4W GOODS, LEGHORN .2.vD PALM LEaF HATS
far eG,h, M. ], Elctange Bioct Richmond, IA.
HAVING made extensive arrangements for their Spring Trade
they prepared To exhibit large and fashionable Stock
heavy aud vel! selected of Ieghorn and Palm Leaf
Hats Artificial Flowers, SC, comprising IN all the largest and
desirable Stock Of STRAW GOODS introduced into
the Virginia Market.
They pledge themselves To offer their Goods al prices that will
bear comparison with any other establishment IN The United
Confident their stock will all times br worthy
the attention Of Dealers, they respectfully solicit call
March 20 lW3-2aw3m
EI!RE INsURANCE.-The New York Contrihutonhip Fire
e. Randolph their Agent MAKE insurance IN hi. city, ITS vic
niy and State Of Virginia. against loss damage BY IRE On
Dwelling houses Warehouses; and Buildings general Not
candse, Household Furniture and every description OF Proper
" favorable those any other Company his
is old and well established Company, and has Capital Of
100000.
DIhECroas.
J. :. Rogers Peter onlard, Richard irwin,
Jas. Mcbride, James Mccall, Z. V. :. Roosevelt,
Jnhn Adams, Henry Parish, J.. u. Hurlbut,
John agger:y, Reuben WItiers Geo p Pollen,
g. &. Nrfpanck, William SCo;i, William Colgate,
john Johnson, Ferdinand Suydam, J.. IIolbrook,
J.. kernpchrr, Peter j. Nevtus, L. Barstow,
John j. Palmer, Robert McCo>kry, Thomas l.. Norris.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid. Apply
ID. COPELAND RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va.
April 20 ll-wtf
Drown, TAYLOR & TUCKER, formerly Brown 1aylor,)
ID Conmrsos MERCHANTS & GaocERs, Richmond "a will
particular attention The sale Of Tobacco Flour and Wheat
LUDWELL H. BROWN,
EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer 10 Messrs Storm Dubois & Co.. New York; Cope
E.q Philadelphia; Lewis Webb ESQ., Richmond; Wyatt Card
well, Esq, Charlotte C. H.; william Kinney, ESP, Stunon
Mayo Cabr ESQ., Nelson; Judge Henry ST. George Tucker I'M
vers!y al Virginia.
Feb 90 92-wly
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:, EDIrAI INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
vi the subscriber presents the following pr
Medical Instruction. and respectfully sociis thr 81
The Members Profession Inc course Of instruction III
Junior and Senior icarach of which will
he divided into Summer and Winter Session The summer
10 April 18TH and terminals September !s
The Winter Session will COMMENCE November st and
March LIST.
s0 in ad,an1e either Session separately $40
The exercises Of Institute viii consist OF Lectures
lions uud examinations upon the branches Medicine
ARRANG EMEST OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-Sammsr SesSiGn--Speca Anatomy; Special
Physiology aaeria Medica, and Therapeutics; Chemistry -
Iner the Summer Studies viii he
Anatomy surgery Thcoretica and Practically Theory
tice of Medicine Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR-Sunmsr Session General Anatomy Prin
cples Pathology Pathological Anatomy General soloey
Aiscnlaliou; Medical Jurisprudence Hunter Scn.-Review
Of all the Studies Of the Junior and Senior years.
In addition the above, the Student Will have access al
House, College iLirmary and Penentiary, ailoring Inn
ample opportunity of obtaining practical inormation aud
by observation the accuracy OF the principles which being
cllcaed. Address AUG. L. WARNER VI. d.
Richmond, April 9th, 1874 lU7-Gm
fNFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE
IS Institution open for the sick, at The following charges
L payable advance for The first week.
White patients, s. per week
Colnrcd do. I"
These charges every expense for medical attendance
gcal perations, board medicine and nursing.
The accommodations the SICK ample and complete In
every r.sYert Professors the Medical College
institution daily prescribed peril Dis in rotations and
of difficulty MI ilr of the Faculty called
tation, without additional charge to the patient
osirtrc ward 1 been prepared Tor The reception Of ~
oraen fixed above for medical aud surgical
Patients laboring insanity contagious diseases will
be received into The lnlrmary.
5. MAUPIN, NJ. D., President.
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& EATSFIELD, snAKsPEARE &c-J. ". RANDOLPH X
- co FOR siir-
3 ), and Scalseds Sketches Of American Society, Il
Genie.
Nos and Shakespeare ilusratcd 70 cents.
Nos 3 and Harris Highlands IL EhInua; .5 cents.
Ia Meschanza tale OF the Revolution j. H. Mancoar Is
cents
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SPRING GOODS.

1T No 76 Vest Nam Street
GEO. W. FERRY, havin: recently returned
EGSa from the North, where he has made arrangements
N 81 with manufacturers by which he viii br frequent.
I5 " receiving flesh supplies Of Goods Of every Dc
SSSsSN scriptIon usually ouGd ~ Hat store, and At
"a that viii enable i'm 10 sell a. cheap the cheap.
hegs leave the public ,t he just received Re
schooner Marietta urr, OF his Spnng supply Hats
Caps which VIII he f,d senemen,, youths and chl
dTen's Cloth Velvet ana Glazed Caps and btaui
patterns Palm Leaf Has,. Country Merchants find
their advantage examine his Stock before purchasing, lie
wi be able 10 offer them bargains.
March ) 96--wt
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PILED CHEMISTRY in Manufactures Arts and Domestic
Economy edited by Edward Andrew Parnel For by
Aprl2 l04-wr DRINKER & MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

nAviD COPELAND RANDOLPH, COMMISSION .NER
~ CH3Ni, RicHaoSp.
(oFrIcE NEAR CALICO MILLS
For the Sale ot Tobacco, JIhea and Flour ard General
Formarding Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

LYSANDER HORD. JOHN H. TERRELL
Frankfort, III BGiard a., Fy.
J,O NONRESIDENT OWNERS OF LAND IN KEN TGCkY
The undersigned will jointly undertake the Agency tie
of for the recovery OF Lands owned hy
sdenis Kentucky, ard will give particular attention 10 The IN
vesgton of CLAIMS Land III The District set apart 10 the off
and soldiers of the Virginia State Continental lines L.
orG Attorney Law, ides Frankfort Kentucky, where
he MI times the public offices oi Tie STATE; AMI j.
H. Terrell resides In Ballard county Kentucky, West of the Ten
river aud has knowledge Of the land titles
in that ii the STATE.
Any addressed 10 either Of them, past pdid
will receive Immediate attention. LiSaNDER HOHD
JOHN II. TERRELL.
Refer Hon J. Ct;enden L. 4 Senate Hon. J. T. Mere
head, L. - Senac Hon Garrett Davis T. :. uu.e Of Repre-
:niavcs 1ionas Richie, Richmond, Va; Edwin Cpslaw,
King Cueen county Va Ches Terrell, Ballard county n.y.
Feb. 81 9l-w3Hf
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Copy Of the Resolution aJcre rcftrred to.I
Is EXECUTIVE SESSION

In Senate Of The T.. Stats, May Is, lStl.
Rcsoired, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be d.
reced with as little delay possible, to communicate
to the Senate whether any and what sums Of money
have been drawn from the Treasury 10 be expended
10 carry into effect the orders of the War and Navy
Departments, made since the 18th day of April last io
stalroning troops or increasing The military force upon
the frontiers of Texas and the Golf of Mexico
and FOR placing naval force in the gulf of Mexico, with
any other expenditures connected with those move
men,s; and that he slate particularly under what Ia v
of Congress, and from what appropriation such mo
neys have been taken from the Treasury for eSpendi
ture. Attest:
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Aug. Is
MEpICATED WATERS

MEDlCAIED w Al EHS.
WHITE SULPHUR WATER, from the celebrated White sui
w phn Spring, in Grtenhiitr county, IN this State large
ot Spring, with the greatest just received b
wagons.
SARATOGA WATER
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, from the famed Congress
Spring. Saratoga New York, in and bottles
received per Schooner l.ynchbnrg.
We keep The above Waters pleasantly cooled in refrigerator
during weather. and enabled present them
great state OF perfection. ALIEN. DUVAL 4 CO.,
Ii7 Main street.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
Mann JAMES ROY MIcou. ce,s

a suuy Comfy Court, 2nd April Isii: Upon The eo6l,
os John W. Lane, child aud disirhnte- Of Lam 49,
ceased, who s DIES o taking the benefit the ,r ~
neral Assembly passed 18th March $50, entitled IAN sc,
crnns sales under DEGREES OF Courts and the Cs
dispensing with rcIndiDg bonds and
In certain cases Ordered That all persons has M
against The Estate Of The said Jesse Lane deceased do r
the sane FOR settlement William VI. West,
said Lane, within three months This iay and that C
inns ordrr be published in The Richmond Enquirer no.
slccessivev, and thai copy thereof posted =,
OF the toGT:-hnuse of this county successive Conn M
| Copy-Teste, WM. P. uNuERWOOD T. -
| May - ~. -. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

TuAMpDEN SIDNEY CoLLEGE.-The next session OF this
Ill Institution Will commence on The last "Wednesday IN this
10th nh. agh instant and terminate the edneday
in next he 18th of the month"; which ID
ment day. r... -,
n,vah,e in advance ROBERT BRANCH,
Clerk of the Faculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

y F. BRoADDUS is trip through the counties ot
~. Orange Green Madison and tie counties North o these,
and through the Northern Neck with the Bills due 10 the Rc
nond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, Southern Literary Messenger
&c. Dent forget 10 look for him and pay hun
VIM GOULDIN.
Collector for Enquirer, Wing, &c.
r. S-John Goudn in the counties round about Meek.
euhurg, for the purpose as above w. g
My w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
NEw. CHEAP ANn pEsIRAnLE spR!NG nEY GOODS:

NEW, CHEAP AND DESIRABLE SPRING DRY GOODS.
y. CUNNINGHAM, II STREET, SHocKoE IIitL, Is now IN
receipt of his Stock Ut Spring Dry Goods, Consisting part
tolpws:-
French and American Cacoes
Wursted aud Cotton BalZornes, new styles
Striped and Figured Lawns
Brown and bieacl.d Shrngs and ShcetiEgS
Cotton and Linen Oznahurcs
sun SHADES and Parlsols, and handsome styles
Elack and co!oreh Aipachas
Silk and Cotton Gloves and Hosiery
Linen Damlsk Table DIAPER
Straw and Florence Brlid Boanets
Also, an assortment OF Goods for genilemen's wear
April - ll2-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, Ar

'IhhINIn IfNU UFIIJE, AFHIl- 70, l.;;
conformity 10 an act entitled AN reduce INTO or a.
The several acts concerning echtain passed the TN day
January. 1919, 30 hereby known 10 ali nom MAJ M
ecih a appears by certificate Of the esChea:o Of prrs,
ton county dated The 9th day ii March, II H. and f, ay r.
crred INTO The Land Office that By inqms H. held on tie IN
hiy oi march, lei tact al land Pcndl, ton
teied contain iiy of winch died seized
has been escheacd 10 this Commonwealth.
April IL 40 vt,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
ASHBURY DICKINS, Secretary.

The other documents consist of letters from Mr..
Young, Secretary Of the Treasury cd interim, address,
ed 10 the Secretaries Of War and Navy, asking them
furnish the information required by the resolution
Of the Senate They reply, in separate letters decin-
ing to furnish tho information TO the Treasury Depart
msn "us that not the proper medium of commu-
ncaton, between their Departments and either House
Of Congress-, but say they will furnish il through the
President.
The Secretary OF The Navy replies that the vessels
employed in the Gulf of Mexico, those attached
to the Home Squadron, and hat acquisitions have
been made the Treasury for money 10 be expended
otherwise than to meet the ordinary expenses Of the
vessels of the Home Squadron, and others
lempaied'
The Secretary of War says:
"Nu other sums Of money will be expended to carry
inlo effect the orders Of the War DEPARTING nj, made
since the l2lh day Of April last, for s,aoning troops
increasing the military force upon near the from
tiers of Texas the Gulf Of Mexico taan such g.
are rendered necessary n deay tic Of Transport
tation. All supplies Of The tEnops to which they are
entitled must be furnished to them wheresoevcr they
may be stationed In this respect, therefore, there
no novel expenditure"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

CLEANLINESS, COMFORT AND ECONOMY of FrfI
'gNHE subscriber authorised by Nj VIM H. Jackson Of
rch>urg IL contract with the Richmond and T.
vicinity Tor The erection Of hS H." Ar Furnaces and Fme.
which, WIKI the no astonishing economy Of fuel serve 10
dwelling ho:c' churches and other auhc buildings IN mud
perci manner than be effected BIS any other mode
> being the most CONVENIENT for erecting appaiap.
W. JACK son Pio o'c> :" d" the wO.k once aud M
until the first of October.
Estimates cost yayin. from $50 $500 accorn. to N,
plan aud size ofa house viii be furnished application 10 u,
,nt Sci.her.
The public are respectfully invited To call and the Ger
hcac> al the value 81 this apparatus furnished Scr If The
most respectable gentlemen In Virginia L. r. IT'S.
May n-w,f
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NEW PUBLICATToNS.-Young Kate the Rescue 4 Tnle
al kan1wha Two volumes in oneprice n cents.
Chatswor Romance of week, edited W the Auto.
Of Tremain, De Vere &c-price ~ cents
Mci'uli0ch's Universal Gazetteer, part ~.
Further supply Of arper's Illuminated Bible No. l. Just
celved by DRlNkER g. NORRIS,
BoUhbnders aud StaoneIs.
May ll6-wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
u8SOL PIOUGS.-Af.w of Rug..cs Noursc {; Mason's-
~ tn hes in is5-just we'd
REVOLVING HORSE RaKES "a convenient and la
bor-saying implement the aymacr and much used for
cleaning wheat fields.
CIirRNS.-A novel and very superior article.
GRASS AND GRAIN BLaDE5-Hh and without snaihes.
May 2e-6-wtf C. I. BOTTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

IN CHAN ERf.-NiRsrSrA:--At Rnes held IN ,h 1,,,-
once OF ESSts County Court, the day Of Mae -,
wife, and Others, p,' lsaI his
against ''"'huHs
Tas day HE plaiatIfl- by tnnn..l and , '
and ne nisl subpoena IN THIS having bren
the defendants, Joseph Parker aud Abraham P.rke, q"
not having entered their appearance and II n,,.a % ry
tory evidence that The said defendants are 10, ln.ab,a,
stair on Use motion Ol tic pantii. Ordered MI -
Defendants appear htic the FIST Monday IN Jv t Sd
rule day, ana aaswer tile plaintiffs bi and than crne
ORDER he forthwith inserted IN newspaper puLIb,d
city of Richmond for eight successfully ana ~ he
copy hereof BE- posted the front door Of the Com,
county. Copy-Teste, " '"!s
Man JAMES ROY Mlcou. clak.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31
IMPORTATION OF GREEK AND LATIN BOOKS FRos

GERMANY.
W RANDOLPH 4 co. have just received, direct from
Demoslhenes' Works, s vols
Fschines' do. ! vol.
-i.schyns' do. ] vol
Pindar's do.
Sallusts do. vol
xenophon Cyopeia Anabasis and Memorabilia, vol each
Sophocles' Tragedies, , volumes
Terrnce's Comedies volume.
Sepua.int Bible and Greek Testament.
Virg, vol; Qun,ian, VOL: Lucretius vol; Curtius
VOL lvy vols; Horace, vo Cesar VOL Piau,us vols;
Perss vol Cicoos Epi>tles vols Tacitua VOL; fIomers
lad and odsy3 vols; Tucydides, VOL Eurpdes, vols;
Arstophanes vols; Dodos Scuus, vos Parch vos;
Poybus, vos Plato, vo strabo, vols and crodotus
vols
pJ Bookbnding in The hes, siyc,at
J. W. RANDOLPH < co.'s
Bookstore AMI Bintery, lei Main street, Richmond.
April - l0s-wtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-31

IN CHANCEkY-Vinoisi.:-At Rules held in tho 1t,, - .
flee Of Essex County Court the Et day Of Nav I. VI
John Parker, William Parker. silas 3. Goudtn and s
wife, and others p, sI,ah MS
against '"'"uHs.
Joseph Parker and Abraham Parker aud others n-rra
This dag came the plaintiffs, by Counsel and filed ,h &
and The nisi subpoena in This having been @
the defendants Joseph Parker and Abraham Parker IA on
not having entered their appearance, and appearing h
factory evidence that the said defendants MOI
this state the motion of The p!snti Ordered o.
said defendants appear here the first Monday m mi h-
ns rug day, and the Plaintiffs INK and tl,; " or
tins order be forthwith inserted III newspaper 81
tue cry oil Richmond for eight weeks sutcesyely u"
her copy hereof be posted At tile front door the On
this county. Copy-Tes,c, "''se oil
,,o JAMES ROY MIcou. t1s,l
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-25

impeaching his character or affecting his
qualification s;-then, sir, said Mr.ciay, ell
evating himself to his full height, and rais-
ing his voice to that Clarion-like tone of
Impassioned eloquence for which he, above
all living men, is so justly distinguished
'then, sir,l tell the honorable gentleman
and fhe Senate THAT WE HAVE NO
LONGER ANY UNION TO elssOLvEp
Proceeding from this point, Nr.f G. poured
forth, for the space of about ten minutes,
the most eloquent speech | ever heard from
him in all my life. land that Speech" said
the gentleman from whom these facts were
derived, Settled the question of Mr.. Ever
ett's nomination ~ w:ch Courier.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-04-25

up the wrong tree" The modification was
on their own side, and the fun and merriment
all on the side of the Wings. The scene
was amusing beyond description. Mr.. Payne
then went on with his speech, and spoke out
his hour.
The Senate to-day confirmed unanimous
ly the nomination of NJ King, from Alabama
as Minister TO France. Every body was
taken completely by surprise at this nomi-
nation, no one having any idea it was TO be
sent in. All are equally at fault TO know
the motive for it. Could it have been to
prevent Mr.. King from becoming a candi-
date for the Vice Presidency, on the Van
Buren, ticket, and thus to get rid of his in
~1uence in the South in the Presidential cam
paign. The nomination of Gov. Shannon as
Minister to Mexico, was also confirmed; and
also Thomas Harris, of Pennsylvania, Chief
of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and
Robert T. Barry, TO be a Surgeon in the
Navy.
Another exhibition has been made Olsen
ator Niles rom Connecticut. He was con-
Quoted into one of the rooms in the Capitol
to-day, but he canno be induced, as yet, to
take his seat in the Senate. No one can
look upon him for momen without being
panied at his physical and mental prostration.
His keepers ought to take him back TO the
ASYLUM whence he came. He needs en-
tire repose and tranquility. z.