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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

Vai,able Real Estate and near the City 81 Richmond
WILL sol at public anclon on MONDAY the 18th INST
~ all Esta held Jointly y Joseph ooae ana Inc
late AbBer Goode consisting Of the following very
at prope,ty lot the South side OF or Main street.
Richmond on the square below the Old Market House, fronting
sad feet and running back ono hundred anu
syiYve feet, alley On this lot, there Is large coin-
Brick ding the basement; OF which tat present &C.
Joseph Gu,iej o the hnesi HOST anu
R,chmond While the upper part OF te bniu
large and convenient residence together VIII"
the ,:s,;.' out hoasss. :,
scrihed precisely dimensions aud VIII; buildings
those The lo above mentioned rms io IS
brn,ng annual rent OF four hundred ana seventy
collars.
Also the very desirable Lot story new Brick Dwell
ling and the houses, street, Ric!nnnd between
18th and 9h present occupied az residence by 10
seph Goode This lot fronts street twenty eight eel, ana
runs back eighty
Ao county Hcnrico adjoining the city OF Rich
mond fronting forty and six inches on the continuation
OF 18th and running back eighty feet On Tins lot there
are three wooden buildings ,,
said thirty feet aud running back one hundred
and m five alley eight feet wide On THIS lot there
good dwelling and the usual out houses al present
eupied by MIR. Thomas A Roberts
The attention Of merchants capitalists and others desons Oh
making invited 10 The sale OF the above properly
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing the properly VIII be
hv calling The sale VIII commence al ~
O'clock NJ Store Joseph Goode and will he con.
nued the different premises in the order IN winch they are
respectively advertised will, The exception OF the ot on sbocKoe
ii which willie sold The premises NJ nan past O'CLOCK r.
VI OF the same day.
The Il lie to of The property Is clear and ndspuablc
TEaasOne third cash. onehird In SIX ana inc remainder III
nine MONTHS tie purchasers giving negohe notes ana ueeas OF
~ - - JOSEPH GOoDE,
VIM. WALLACE DAY
Attorney in fc, for heirs of Abner Goode, decd.
1CJ- Sale BY DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR sALE-By virtue of n Deed Of

VAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of a Deed Of
Trust executed 10y John Christian Trustees,
rain nun described which deed
lcih day June m and is of record in the Court Of Charles
CIV County shall proceed on the 9th day Of February
nj the Beacon Office News ROOMS In the Borough Norfolk
scl hehcs; bidder for cash Tract Of Land lying in the
ad county OF city cal ed NEW WESTBUkY supposed
10 from 900 $50 acres and situated between Berk
ley Shirley This estate is understood be valuable, and
the title nd,puiab!e; but acting Trustees shall convey
only such a. Is vested in MS BY the said deed.
JOHN a. MACKiNDER. T.n.,o
Il. McCANDlSu, ituS'ees'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

THRUST SALE-Pursuani 10 The provisions rcd of Trust,
executed by William Cox and Frances r. his wife, OF record
in the Clerks Office of Essex county, the undersigned will
coed SELL The highest bidder for cash. the premises
second day Of February 1874 the Tract Of Land therein
by the lands of Henry w Latanc the lands Of the Estate Of
Wright deceased, The lands Of Henry Temple,
residence said William Cox the of his death,
containing three hundred aud 'wenyeish and hail aces be
less. THIS is considered Of The
of IL size in comfy. The soil good,
and crnsl.rnhc portion of The Gr1he land ell taken
ver The improvements of ANA de'
ling good repair with all other buildings orchards
of we'll selected fruit &c, &C. The tile to the land is
purchaser vested in the Trustee IN virtue of The deed
of trust and although according 10 its provisions the sale must
whereby purchaser by
GEO. WRIGHT Trustee,
Essex, Dec. 80 70-wtd
VALUABLE KING WILLIAM FARM FOR SALE
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of decree pronounced Ivy the
Circuit Superior cour, of Law and Chancery for the Of
the OF Henry L. Abraham and Others plaintiffs against Be
VERY D. Roy and others the undersigned Commissioners
pointed by said decree will proceed the premises TC
DAY the 2d day of January fair If nc the next fair
hereaiier sell public auction, The highest bidder,
that well known and valuable Farm called pheasant Retreat
tho COMFY o King William about West cf Aylett's
supposed contain about 700 This Farm considered
in Inwer Virginia. he soil is
usually cultivated in the lover county, The buildings con-
ss urge aud comfortable dwelling hoIse and MI
houses good repair The water excellent the situation
healthy and The neighhohood agreeable.
If Sale.1he purchaser will he required pay 80 much
In cash be necessary The and charges Of
decree and give b0nds with approved security o the
balance purchase bond for the of thirty
hundred dollars payable twelve months aier Wc DAY oi
sale brarnr interest Of bonds Of
eighteen months after the day of sale and the other PAYABLE
after the day OF saeihe title 10 be retained until The
whole OF the purchase money u paid
: :: 8 :: ssa34 Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

,iyIDgXp-Th- Rank Of Virginia las declared Dividend
: n. ,oN,s If lie last months of 81 cent on us
lsri 20 Inc tones Of per cert 10 the Commonwealth
""'A W" ~ go s MARX. Cashier.
70 2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

~ ioS sAiE-Beins DESTROYS change my pursuits IN
ne VII sell, accommodating terms, Tract Land
tug !" t1 county Of Charlotte within miles the Court
, 80 90 40 Creek, in good n.ehbnrhood The Tract
even hundred and hiftcen acres, about half woods
.: which is first rate Tobacco land There are only two
va N" tr4c running each side fran the main
Ne csseSise road and creek making the boundaries
W cher Sides The outlet eood-nevcr falling springs in each
ana some Three or four springs Of FIRST
I will take youas negroes in n, or mar, MAJ men or
~ I've as long credit amy reasonable may dcsire
~ GEORGE J. ROBERTS.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

srqH rasehIara Box, containing several rock cry
IA seal. vs. cst daring re last Spring ANY person "fo
~ .sl The Box THIS oil e. az eive ahy Information Gun"
4. ia3-. IL Wiz De literally rewarded - :.
Be- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

COMMISSION luGSf-1he subscriber has taken the OHIO.
\ lately occupied by Messrs Richard Anderson & Co, tue
a,: Vac house, and door to Messs Lud
Lana Preston where offers ms services To the public Tor
sae robacco, Flour, &c., Commission
FAR advances VIII made consgnments N hand
.aa ,l-a,,9g: w. J. MORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

= AZ; YlITlCT- BAS<&rr FRENCH las removed ms
, e.. T., IN, Farmers ie. Ia addition II h:s present
,,,rrs he - ,.,tmi those of tie city OF Riciinond
Manchester. bee -. - g. o'-i2'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

:, .0oo poI,I-1ly 3JT0RrhJ ar L.fE. has removed to
- the civ oi Richmond an will attend all The Courts heo IN
e cts NJ OTce Main street. float room over Tue STORE
I" ' ~ ' G5-aawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1914.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAvES.-Pursuant the
provisions OF decree Of the County Coud Of enrco, viii
sell by public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, WED
NEspAf the 10Th instant at the late residence of Elisha Ellis
deceased tone and half miles Northwest of the Short Pump
IN the county Of Hcnco all the Slaves belonging the Estate
OF the sau ELS, two ard child One oi
the men is st Engineer Sale In commence O'Clock
r. B. WATKINS, Commissioner.
an.0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

I AND AGENCY IN MlSSi> SrPi.-l offer my services to
non re>ife TX General Agent this State, for
'hs pay 'nent oil Ne and tie edmoa ii la d. already
sold Tor LIKES When the 10 he pad under sah
cent VIII be cLargeGwh-n 500 FIVE To prevent
sales by collectors ard The and trouble redemption
ilr6S should be IN hand by the
The township and section Of each Of Land
6cc;ra, Land sold las, he redeemed
i've from The date OF slle otherwise The title viii
vet IN the STATE. T3ey be redee med b. payment
ii per attending
sale C. r. FALL
10y Of Jackson, Nov. 81, 1913
Ee,e Ion. L. ]. Waiker Hon Jacob THOMPSON EsGoy
Mc@Et i'cc.lg G6-lGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

,,oR REMIT .nsrnsers Of the LegatursSi1 very com
osis and spacious the Store ot the suhscf
h.fs Tn lacsi house is deab'e-and gentlemen
wtnaGc would d. well call and see them we VIII
icai hem iow. GAfNOk, WOOD & -
NJ fs5-.fl Neat the Bel Tdosrn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE &C., AT AUCTION
the tns Of q
partner &c deems advisable TO sell at public auction COM
O'Clock A. NJ aud continue FROM day to day the following pro-
The ,hrees,oy brick and building and promises
Main street NOW, and for long
occupied Cotton Co.. about &c feet and extend
inc back near 100 feet, 10 an alley.
Tbe ary street. each % feet 'front.' extend
ing back parallel l7h street, about $50 feet u
alley designed 10 make Of this property seven otshree
Cary Of p feet and running back 66 feet each
Ia; street four lots each OF 81 feet on l1t
street, and 20 run hack Co feet
TWO taee ,tav brick buildings, Of
ana 18Th streets Mason's Hall, fronting 81 fee, 18th
street, extending back To The line Of the Masons Hail pro-
one two story Wooden Budng adjoining the above property,
ou,ing lh and extending back the line of the lot
Two vacant Lots adjoining property each 2 feet
fronting street, and extending back to the line Of the Ma
Onealt Of the square between and Streets and 18th and
Goth Church Hill now occupied by VIM CLARKE on
property designed TO divide into various lots before the
o sea plat of which viii he duly exhibited IN time Tor
The ,oa Yard Island, Opposite Pon Mayo
tanning altogether about % and bounded the North y
tame. rivrr and South by Mill Creek which 'rons
first, Coal ard wth stage &C. and snh
,a nov renting si0o per annum besides Other improve
otter parts Of he property; ha divided into various
Io:s-a pa. of which Will be exhiaLed
r.et The county Of Chesterfield honadcd by James
River and the John Archer Henry NJ Gay and Others
eonaning acres good portion of which wood land
very convenient t" navigation, c,.,,,
A. Woodbridge Co. This property, few since,
deemed very indeed doub, will prove on be-
ing properly explored and worked The coal field it, by per-
sons Judgment such though, extensive, and Ike
coal of The hest quality.
one 80 power Steam Engine pipes &C. and above
The shaft Of the old Midlothian Coal Companies Works. the
county Of Chesterfield.
ALSO
3s shares OF the Stock Of The Creek Mining Company
S do James River Steamboat Company.
IS do do do & Kanawha Sock
5 do Exchange Hotel Company Stock.
Terms IF Real PropertyOnehird cash. and the
balance in six and months crdtnd for the personal
med nj
order that the property advertised HENRY CLARKE,
~ ~ Surviving Partner.
DAVENPORT L ALLEN
and auconeer5.
Land DcSLoe, MoAcuRE s. Co.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

HC c:ier again c rs his services the ensuing year, as
Conceal Agent and will attend strictly 10 lhe ng ont
Negroes grrng out Houses Collecting Claims, My friends
county their Servants pass and send them %
nier assured the s'ficiet attention VIII be
f4 II. eeitnc the prices and good hor,es Tor thcm
,ermi,sioas only seven and hall per cent.
GEORGE ~. ToLER,
Dee. II C5-l2. AGENT aad Collector, Lse's Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

ora lY ~ or STOLEN, Saturday last, NEW Nd
- AND PUFFY ei.ht od wei! grown for his age lie
nvi.h color has four White feet and tail tipped with
sa- AID h,e eyes lcra reward viii DC given iI him II
s:grlet 10 Enquirer Office .
5'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
CuEsTERFIELD LAND ron SAIL


an Monday the i5i day Of January vii! expose sale
~ ichss; bidder the emses that beautiful farm anu
residence called iiGRAD DE, the property OF the LAKE Edward
Friend. OF the Coal Mines. This Is
tie rie residences in Chesic field The farm
lls hundred acres, with ample supply of wood
Tor ire aud fencjushs land originally good, has very
much improved by The Of clover and plaster Much of this
innd well adopted the growth of herds and timothy,
ana Produced past. The dwell
house in petc, ORDER containing eight all the out
for the accommodation OF large family of negroes
We'll a. stock Of AL kinds, c in good order.
vii SCI. the upon credit Of two, three, four and
years retaining The te until the purchase paid
requiring also additional security until portion of the purchase
money bonds cary interest from their date and
the iaerest paid annually.
The widow If ihe late Edward Friend dover
III prcaery h, size viii join in the deed 20 the pr-
Ny auhc,iy sell is derived from the will Of E. o.
Freud For ay particular uioml,ion persons d.
of pn chasing, invited cal Mr.. Joseph a.
than, w.o y /. lake pleasure in showing the farm.
l.. ". BURFOuT,
Executor 81 E. o. Friend
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

s,ExvANT WAyTsn-Wantet. either to hire or purchase q
- sam, Woman who has be- n accustomed homework
., ,l.s 0,fro Nov. SLIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
RICHMOND ., LYNCH8CRG CANAL PACKET LINE,
BIZ Iron Srnnhnnks

s undersigned beg lsave inform the public generally
he aoo.e Line has been -stablished and will CONNIE
aso the 2O'h OF July. The precise day here.
r pa''shed The boats win he OF the character for
safely and expedition. and will such facilities TO
I,,'o'sh or "av travel as will insure satisfaction.
-, ~ ION Richmond l., nchhur. 47 miles, In 81 hours
r'eeeA%. CHARLES DiMMOCK &c co.
800 ma iul? !. lSt3. i6--2awIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

SHIPMENTS TO ANT"ERP.-Li,rral advances will h.
- ad l subscriber ooassunenis Of American Produce
tn ilc li-sss, BisSrhof rasteyns 4 " da Cock, Of
A'p -hi5ped direct 81 III Richuond Va New York,
ltolrl 'les.f.. ieilln. aud kunkeimln.
IL b. ob.aled ~ application 20 Nr. Charles
!tas', Of k.iilc.d, or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

,,Tslo SAT-, andne III ane order, fon schoone
- rhoma, Ireland. Fer sar BY ..,,on,,
,,, 63-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
:. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, SC
We NJ. i..r liz S,i.-1c

''sF Ssfs for The Sale Of Roots, Shoes and Tranks,
,o... Carpet Bcgs ard Puiices.
9FiRD 60 ofrrr 10 the p,..;c generally a, their
mo-, ale ara retail establishment aian Rich
, fs'na. ore door below X. II. Jenkins
uSe ho" general assomen; ae above goods many OF
are OF Zen oon manufacture and which they
9'a"y and style To- any goods sold in this city. They
kc Constantly hand assortment of Northern
Shoes and Brcgans Of vaous styles suitable for all class
Persons, and the lowest terms liberal
e 10 hose hryng by the package and to those
""o pay m r!p,ly L. NJ LEONARD,
~ J. 8. PESHINE.
'''' 52-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
FRriT TREES FOR SALE.


'!iE subscriber has a, Spring Farm mile from the City,
several tAce- Of Apple, Pear, Cherry, Plum, and
a''ico fces-sete, from twenty thirty thousand ieach
The mot approved Kind, such as take the lead In Inc
Nr Work aat New Jersey which he Will sell ON rra-
on5 ,el> Those Trees fine and vigorous, not eqnalied
ty ary IL The Nar;n-ui Nurseries.
Any ufmoD rai tae planting rearing Of
The Tree viii b. readily given. WIN. /. GalEvE
Ia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

CT the hnet Estates James River,
t,f ',,aty iarc, tapitsltst seldom with.
t.'s't Elnd James River, abou miles be.
10" Richmond; 700 heavily tm5e,ed. This property tan be
a, abo; six dollars acre; lies immeditey upon the
H'f e irheSt point heing threequariers Of mile
i ne maies edge The wood would pay for the
t'tf- ihfcc 'ies over.
p Sides ,sse the ulscriber is authorized TO sell variety Of
81 aho> every description, making his office very
application tor persons DESTROYS Of purchasing Real
e. Z. BOLTS.
2-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

y
VIII sell the time another t;ac adjoinng Bcgrav
containing 2IS acres, nearly all goods, aud hing very
This land offers great inducements 10 person
wishing To engage in the wood business l.. Nj B.
Ian 4 12-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06
twice 4 week,

-.s. quarterly. v,.s from, the country. whenever
M sl,ns every IN
ary wi'" u" n, aaizzss has proved hee'v
must ree s, .I1 &. eo sass spe
. ,..l .iet b. ta- na'e nj 'he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

r-ur-
Al W. Tl,; !, be recommended 10 the Editors OF ne"slac
,,,r ,nr!;ucr wealth. ia publish II the bead 81
,,,i, rats for Advertising, ana thai they stfiey IA
- I'M ...ae. ava! tha these prices hr always s'e' a ~
: +''' 60 r1s1, atiea 81 Ed,io-ial Concentioa
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-12

A Washington correspondent, under the signature
Of II Scrutano," in letter 10 the "Phiadelphia
North American" which was republishod IN the
Richmond Wing Of yesterday morning, has charged
me with being :" a warm partisan Of Annexation"
&c; and intmates, at the time, tina, il is be-
cause am Of Tsra, lands and scrip.
plead guilty 10 the first part Of the allegation u
is uhdeniaby true. | admit that am decidedly in
favor Of Annexation aud always have been, but not
from the selfish and interested motives nscrbed to
me by III Scru.ano." 1t is not true that own or
nave the remotest interest in either Texan land or
scrip, ever had, In desiring the annexation Of
Texas 10 the United States an. Influenced trust,
by other and far higher motiyesthe safety aud ios-
being Of the cho country, II not the perpetity OF the
Union itself These are considers tions which should
be deemed paramount to all others, as think in the
estimation of all good and patriotic citizens. But
have no desire to obrude my opinions upon the pub
lic IN relation TO this matter, however interesting
and important may consider il nor would have
said even thus much had not been compelled TO do
30 in self defence.
There is, however one other remark, in the letter
referred 10 above to which, in justice to myself
must pay passing notice. IN his closing remarks
Jacksons Administration, Gas understand him, in
Inmates that although not quite so bad some 9th
ers, j loved somewhat to benefit myself Now |
do not know exactly what is meant by this express
sion but if il is intended to convey the idea that
have ever received other benefit than the APP
pointed compensation which the law gives
for my services an officer of the Govern
mens, then | take this opportunity Of denying en-
phaticay that there is the slightest foundation for
such an imputation. know, at that time, it was
generally believed that many of the officers of the
Government here were specializing in stocks and
public lands but whatever others may have done,
say with perfect TRUTH that was not concerned
directly indirectly, either then in any spec
ulaiions ,ohateper shall be so long as am con-
nected with the Government.
w. b. LEWIS.
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last meeting Of the Brooklyn Society Of Natural
History the following interesting information was
communicated in relation to the volcano in Rabun
county, Georgia
person who resides near II states that on one oo
ca,ion there were small lights discovered on the
mountain, as Of burning charcoal. At another time
the mountain IN the night time appeared one mass of
fire the trees and various other objects were dis
tncty visible by means OF the light At other times
the flames have been to issue from the 6ssurc.
Of the rocks to the height of ten feet, &c. Thi.
mountain is situated in the gold region, and it .,ome
what extraordinary to find volcanic matter In such
regions.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

Want Of space and means has prevented us
from copying articles from other papers on the
subject OF annexation. II is needless for US &c
say that the subject has been and is being dis
cussed IN all the journals of the country. But,
since the Intelligence is catching AT every line
written IN opposition TO annexation, it may be
well to assure our readers that more than three.
fourhs oil the presses in the country are in favor
OF the measure. We have extracts enough to
I'LL our paper twenty times.
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THE POCKET LAWYER & CONVEYANCE
COMPLETE FOR 81 CENTS.

uoMth+siNS colleetiop Of Forms, necessary
~ IN all business and money transaction, incudirs
every direction essential TO the istrae and priysS
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bic ev'y person to ransac his own concerns yi,bost
The assistance OF lawyer-apd giving Forms of 2 \.
cry variety OF 'sse, iodeoture, power Of at,orne,.
mortgage, deed, bill, copartner.bip bond contrac,
and ngreemrnts Of all kinds-also . Law D,r,;or,ry
explaining all law terms and sentences in genera
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bound P's''
april ~ 3 TayIop
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Al numerous and highly respectable meeting Of
the citizens Of Penn Yam, Yates county, New York
convened at the Mansion House, in the village Of
Penn Van, on the evening of the 9Th April IslI
Lewis 8 Ayres, Esq, was called TO the Chair, and
ID. A. Ogden, appointed Secretary. Altar the or.
ganizat'on Of the meeting John L. Lewis, Jr., ESQ.
introduced The following resolutions, which were ,us
tanned by Mcssrs. Lewis and Ogden, and opposed BY
Messn. BisseIl and Taylor. The discussion was
calm and srgumentative, and the resolutions were
adopted by decided vote
Rtsoirsd, That the annexation Of the territory Of
Texas as part OF the territory of the United State.
measure constitutional and proper in itself and
loudly demanded by considerations Of patriotism bn
msnity and public welfare.
Resolved That the frmpess and patriotism of the
President Of the United ates atine and adj
vsnc'ng this important measure, enttle him To III.
wnrnest gratitude Of the country.
On motion,
Rssoird, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published, and copy sent the Madisaoisp for inser-
ton
On motion, the meeting adjourned
l.. s. AYREs, Chairman
ID A. osors, Secretary.
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To PREVENT soutDNe IN Boos,, Inw, Pasrr AND
LEArHsp.--Colecsors OF books will not he sorry To
learn that few drops Of oil Of lavender wi insure
their libraries from this pest. A single drop Of the
same will prevent pint Of ink from ouldinsss for
any length Of time. Paste may be kept from mould
entirely by this addition and leather IL also sA.otu
ally secured from injury by the same agency
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TEXAS TREATY.

IL is understood that the Treaty Of Annexa-
zion between the United States and Texas was
this day signed, and thai j, will be submitted to
the Senate for ratification soon as the accom-
psnying Documents can be prepared.
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A prior 10 the Isl instant, for stationery, book.
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