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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA.

THE undersigned, resident Of Richmond city, having
L been Tor several years engaged in the prosecuted
Of Revolutionary claims. and, consequently, famu
proper of pr-parin. certificates orders
n Co;r,s and OF all kinds connected wrth the
business; and having observed how much trouble aEd
d,ficuay attend the drawing Of many OF your pensions
ii e Agency OF Virginia, in consequence of inc Di"f-
ntitv of yoar Vouchers aso The difficulty 10 srlns
some one Attorney since the law requires
,ud ATTORNEY 10 make oalh that he has ma interest," ~
a. money he authorized to receive, by reason Z" any
p'-d.e mortgage, sale, assignment or irahsiri' anu,
wh-r-as few liks to attend 10 business witn"ui some
CON- nsLion he therefore propose, To all whose pea.
are made payable at Richmond, Va, that lie WI
pr.ae for each Pensonrr all necessary papers, and re-
by ma annually with full directions Tor MI
III. up Sc draw the pension and remit The amount IN
check or money he may he directed, and leave II
oaal with ts PeBsiones 10 make such coinpe
Afterwards az he or she may think proper. by ms
m-aa Your pap,rs will no; be subjected to return OF
three or four times before they are properly au-
thencdt-d. He will also continue TO prosecute and es-
tab,h ai ms on moderate aud satisfactory terms.
JAMES r. SUTTON, ia.
y. All letters, TO receive attention, must be post
pad. u =
RErEsEScr,-Janiss E. Heath, Esq Auditor Public
Accounts Richmond, Va !. H. Parker, Ed, Register
Land Office. Va.
Richmond Va, Aug. 5lli, lSi5-c3m
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FOR SALE.

THE very desirable House and Lot in the town Of
/ Fredericksburg, lately occupied nv Mrs. s. r. Sed-
don The Hone Ia Of brick, well burt, large ard COM
m i;oi, The grnunda, which cover nearly whule
.or- a-e attractive and eautiu, being LAID cff with
r,uch taste N s'opn- falls and wide walks, and ad"rn.
"a with macy handsome ,fscs. more celi.h.ini and
Eligible residence, whether regard be had 10 hea'o'
romSor, or appearance cannot be found in The t'wn
Sale viii lie made privately. and the terms mas be
learned on communication with either of the und isn
Of. JOHN HCNCURt:. rsinnln Stsn"iu -
Anr,iUR A. MURSON, Richmond city.
AUG 5-ctf X. cu,or- ot Thomas SsddoD, decd
,-r- The Fredericksburg Recorder and Herald VIII
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL Ie sold, 10 Inc hiehesi hddsr, on The prtmi-
~ ses, On WEDNESDAY,, 18th October nrxi, under
the VIII of he late Wi!iam H. Wood, desirable
Tract of Land, lying III the iow.r end of Luncnburg
county, Va, containing cm 10 10i acres, adjoining
the lands ofG l.. Rogers William White, MIR. McFar.
and Old Tract and others the waters Of the Not
toway river.
con der thi. enc amongst The best tracts in the coun
y 10 The size; reasonable proportion of creek low
grounds, which is well G,tchrd, and excr!ls n;
orie. for crops of corn, wheat and tua III upland j.
we'll set IN clover, and n heh state nf lnprovem' nj
aud very snscepthle con'lartabc dr o!,inc, and all
other out house = ice house, &c., &C.
The Land vii! be sold on one, two, three and fuhr
years credit; bonds, with good securities, and deed Of
trust The land secure the payments.
Also, the Crop aud Stock nn'l two first rate Mules as
COOL any in the S'atr. aud two horse Wagon. &c
The terms III The Negroes will b, made kno tie
day nf sale think il more than probable they will he
sid GU 4 credit. K. K. BEASLEY, Executor
Aug sS-clds OF Wm II. Wood, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

IN CHANCERY-vtRGiSiA:-A AT Superior Court Of
Chanc-ry, tor the Richmond Circuit, held ut the Ca
pito in the city of Richmond, June %, 1855
Alexander s. Brown and Patrick w. Brown, execu-
and devsecs Of James brown, deceased and execu
tors aud devsees Of Anna Pfeld Brown, deceased and
the said Patrick w. Brown, trustee OF Ann George,
Plaintiffs Against
Jesse Sarad sheriff Of Henrico county, and rs such,
administrator d. bonis non with the viii annexed OF
Robert Burton the elder, deceased. James f. Heath tx
ecutor OF Robe,, Burton the Younger, deceased John
Burton John Macintosh and Eliza Jane his wife, John
Symo1ds and sally his wife, Jacob flieroEi,nns, late
Sheriff Of Frederick county, and, a. SUCH administrator
de bapis nun with The will annexed OF John Hopkins
decreased, Slinuel Peasants, late sheriff OF Hehrco
county and as SUCH administrator, with the VIII an
nexed of John Graham, deceased, Charles thompson
administrator de bonis ron, with the VIII annexed, OF
William Mitchell, deceased, Samuel Iaylo Charles
McMurdo Robert Ryes, James Scott. Executor OF John
Leslie deceased, aud in his individual character James
Brown, Thomas Erown George L. Brown, Charles L.
Row. .nJ ann n G.orre Defendants:
The Court ordered. that all persons VINO may nsse
claims against either Robert Burton the elder or heoe
Burton Tie younger, exhibit the same before Catnns
sioncr pniienx, ior settlement, within three months
from this date and that this order be of eshs
weeks In The Richmond Whg and Richmond Enquirer,
two of the newspapers published IN the city OF kieh
mond and posted the donr Of the Courthouse oil the
said city, aud also Of the county Of Henrco on two Sc
verai Couu-days. Copy-T.ste,
y. r. HOWARD, {. e.
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IN CHANCEaY.-v,KcisrA: Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of Tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and chaneery for po%hatan Comfy from the III !" The
William T. Swami, Mary E. Swami, John Swami,
jr, Edward e. Swami, jr Thomas J. Swami, Richard
A. Swami and Angelica SWAN, Pianii!s
Beenett ", Bauhy, administrator de honis non. with
the will annexed al William Sizer deceased, William
tra;m Of Ri hard A. SWAIN, decreased who as eNeeu
tor cf Sinue Swan, deceased, Hannibal Harris, ad-
miuiara;or Of FrLUci>S Sampsnn, deed who was one
of,he Executors OF william Sizer deceased, George T.
DuisuiG aud Jane K. his wife, anl Meora &. Swami,
Drlrn Sans:
The i-l-nlauts, William l.. nallrv, George +. Eal
lew and George T.. lu.:ud aud Jane K. his wife, nos
haviag entered ,es appearances and given security ac
Sordine To Tue act of Assembly aud The rul-s 81 TINS
Court, and it arpealrg ly satisfactory tr:srnse tat
thew are not inhabitants or this Cuun~t hiih, on the
motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel II i.rf1ered
lllat the said defendants William l. and George l..
Bai:ew, and George f. Ouignid and wife, do APPEAR be.
fure the Judge vi Circuit Superior Coiri OF Law ana
Chsnc-ry FOR Powhaan county. u The t"irt house OF
said county on the fret dar OF November term rs aud
answer the bill Of the plan and hlt copy "i ms
order b. forthwith inserted in some newspaper ro-h
ed in the cry az Richmond, ana Continued Tor Two
nosh. successfully aud that anoer copy be posted al
The From, door of his Courthouse Of this county
Au-. as-uam. r. r GRAVES. D. c.
IN CHaNcERY. -Yia..xi., 10 wii:-At Rites to-
den In the CLERK. Office of The Circuit Superior uuIt
OF Law and Chancery fnr ihe county of acconark, on
tie 5,h day Of August, 1850
Tin:nas II Bay :, assignee OF John D. Field, Pdif.
asains;
John u. Wrhousn :r., and stephen Church,
Defendants.
The defendant, Joha D. Wrlbourn, 81, not having
entered his appearance and gwen security according 10
the act cr Assembly aad The rules of TIL. Court ana IL
a,o@arc ~ satisfactory evderr that he is not an IN
habta NJ of Ills II is ordered that The
said defendant do appear here on the st day ct The
neat October term Of the said Coin aud answer the
plaintiffs tl and lha, copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published IN The city "i
Richmond for two months su ccssy-iy and posted al
the front If the Court house 9" the said county
A True CGpy-Trstr,
Aug I5-cvam FOR 1hus. r. Juynes, &. ;. 6.
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TN HANOVER County Cour., June "a. 1915.
| On the motion Of Edward w. Kimbrough. one
Of The lcgatees and distributes of John Kim
brough. deceased i, is ordered that publication be
made in The Richmond Enquirer, requiring all
persons who have claims against The Estate Of
The said John Kimbrough, deceased, 10 present
the same for settlement before The September
Term oil this Court, to John D. G. Brown, Exec,
uor of said John Kinbroush-al which said
Term, the Court win order the said Estate 10 be
distributed b. The sail Executor among The lega-
ices and distributes entitled 10 the same
A Copy-Teste:
PHILIP B. WINSTON, G. II. 9.
July l6-cw6w
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Observation-Disclosures lNsrR aNcE co.

New York, July IVth, IcIo.
the severe Are in this city will doubtless cause
u mur uneasiness in the minds OF parties holding 90
lcies Of this Office Thought advisable 10 STAT that
th- ontlibuonshp Insurance Company. amer al thei'
ls.r. aye paid will still have tandsom. capital re
maiains and are continuing 10 do business no, only ~
,h,s city, through their agencies as heretofore, and
tia. they will promptly adjust all losses winch they
M, iGtuf. J. SNfiH ROGEkS, fIesiucns.
To u. c. RAspoLpH, Richmond, Va.
Risks taken, as heretofore. hy
d. CouPLAN0 RANDOLPH,
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NOTICE

r. person, having claims ass:s. The Esia'e of VIM
n : Pryor, deceased. requested To make them
k,o,n 10 The subscribed, without tsay.
WI. 7. n POLLARD, Aimr. nf
H.. a1-c6, WM. ). PRYOR, decreased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

To throw same light upoa he ultimate designs
of Mexico, We give sketch Of the views OF the
Amigo al PHc5to, ("Friend OF the People, y pub
lished al Mexico on The 2G:h July This journal
states that Senior Luis De la Rosa, The Minis er CT
Finance, was last OetoL, r member oil the Cham
Der of Deputies, and opposed loan oil ics. mil
lions The ground that, il The loan could posi-
bly, be obtained il must complete the ruin Of the
Republic, in The horfid financial condition Of the
country. The foreign debt OF Mexico is more
than fifty millions of dolars-ior the payment Of
which, one hundred millions Of acres in Calilor-
lornia, Chihuahua, Sonora, New Mexico and Tn.
as are morgased In consequence Of The tep1c-
citation Of Mexican bonds 10 33 ger cent in Lon
don, ard most probably TO 25 per cent, il the loan
be made, it would require an addition Of forty
millions 10 realize the ten millions required.
In .e.v, then, 81. The utter ruin Of The nation,
The loan OF len millions was rejected in Oc,o.
Der, 1911, a, the instance Of Luis IL Ia Rosa
vino, strang: 10 say, as Minister Of Finance, is
nor warmly urging the Congress 10 grant power
70 raise The "ruinou>' loan Of ftscn millions ~
e:z1raordincry means.
The AaisO asserts that the annual army ap-
preparations amount 10 twelve millions .; dollars,
and thai, eyen should The loan Of fifteen millions
be eTcrtcd, Mexico will BE- in no condition 10 re-
conquer Texas or keep il in sutJeclicn
'rhe ministry" says lie Amigo talks Of war,
b. las no intention NJ mating il. The opposition
is resardc,. BY il as much greater evil Than the
loss oiTexas; and is own displacement as lie
heayies, calamity with which Mexico can be al
fc,cdn
Thus speaksa Mexican Journal. Our readers,
taking all The facts into view, must Judge for
themselves 0! the resources OF Mexico and
whether we may soon expect 10 hear the war
trumpet ci our troublesome nei.hbor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
DEDICATION.

"so much has been said and written upon this
subject, that We fear the public car has become
callous 10 The repeated appeals il iis behalf. Il
has been standing ihcme for affeclicna'e phisan-
liiropis,s 10 whine about, and for raining dema.
gogues 10 cheat The people VIII. TOR years; and
now We seem TO have been piliied into despair,
and lrihed into supineness, from which nothing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MORNING.,
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
I.dTF pEaNfS,A

Charles street. near BaHimoyc street, BaNimo1c,
BY HOPKINS & FIELD.
THIS House has recently hren r.fi;ted and newly
furnished ihrt hout and * situated in The most
cerifal part oil the c:iy. A. al. HOPKINS.
Formerly Of sander.on., Phiiadelpaia.
WA. FIELD,
Aug. 29-w.'m Formerly Of Bucks conny Pa.
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ID a.. Hs arr
WANTED

r,a lo-a.sd hmarf in Chesterfield county, Al Emit
mn itbs reside u,e Of Ars Gill whefe he may be
fund ready to a..eud any calls CONNECTED with his
..s,.n AUG. 2J--ca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

4 SITUATION WANTED

YOUNG MAN, late graduate of 'hs Virginia sl'iita-
n IS Institute Is DESTROYS Of ,btlihns situation -
r-ache somewhere in this STATE Letters of app'ica-
.i,a. addressed 10 Lite;cn Eimunds. Edmunds' Store
f. o. brunswick county, wall be duly attended 10.
Srll 2-ttlO
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n. r. HOWARD, c. c.
CnMu1,,,onrr,, OrricE.

kiChinonJ, July 70, Iotl J
The parties named and interested in this cause arc
hereby notified. that have appointed Wednesday, the
ls dav of October next tiSi5, al ~ o'clock A. the
time for In this Slice, on The duties
assigned 10 me in The within order. when and wherr
they are directed attend with such documents and
vouchers as will enable 10 fuhl those said duties.
July s9-cwSW NJ. B. PoIrIAux, Mr.. Comr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

r,oR nv Plantation in Powhataa, fist rate Manage
L Tobacco as well in every o,her particular ans
an who can show satisfactory testimonials Of character
anJ ab. Apply in person or by letter past Pai' I'D
sr.s..a Jefferson p. o, Powha'an county.
A., * c.f PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE.
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NrGpnrS rnR SALE

7 Will. sell at c,mph- corrt-!iul--, on the second
l MONDAY Seiten,her. thai being Cnuri-tay, for
cash. IL ar .5 likely Negsoes-consisng OF ,-n +" o
men and hays y. CRCTE.
...y--ci.r
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uAMpnEN sInNEY COLLEGE.

EAMPDEN SIDNEY CULLEJE.
2roTirE-rhs Aar,,a Adde'S will he delivered be-
~ lore the ucn Literary So-i~y Of H. = College by
H.. Rev : J. r. Anderson Of Danvile. on Thursday,
a., s.h of September being the second dnv Of com.
,n.nrrm-n, NJ EDWARD TEEDWAY,
WILLIAM +. JOHNSON,
Aur oo-rw.d Committee.
Times and Compiler and Petersburg Intelligence, VIII
please copy weekly until the! 18th Of Septenbet, and
sent thar accounts TO the Union Society.
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[ Firm tic y. q. PiragHnS, Avg. -
LATEST FROM TEXAS.

TIE steamer Unine arrived here yesterday
morning, bringing Us Galveston papers 10 the
:,3i inst The following communication from
Capt; Gricc embraces the latest rc;ss from Cor
PTS Christi, with a narration Of any thing o; IN
irrest which occurred on The voyage l. viii be
seen, that up TO the tire when ihe Und;ne l-l
Corpus Chi>i there was nothing there Of war
bu. the runners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

DEATHS.
Departed this lie, al Mr. G. w Price IN
Greene county, on the Is; Of the prc>en, month,
n, about seven o'clock in the morning Mr.. ~
~ iaScgY, in The I6tn year Of !Ier age. ate: L
prNracted and painful illness, which she bore
with Christian fori,ude ana patience. she was
a member nf the Methodist Episcopal 'hutG",
10 which She had belonged 'or many yeai' ~
died as she had lived, in iul faith ani coacic-
sion OF ano'her life, and IN The Starvation 9! :.
f,essed PcLcenf.. She has LETT Dehini hti q
large family 10 henloan her les, and cicic "
numerous friends and acqnainiahces or Ter
exemplary conduct "a parent, a. Ihris'iah,
ard in society. size deserves Inc h'ghes' eu'"9y.
Sle u,s The ;rlict Of Captain Loyion ianeet. Of
Rockingham county, enc Of The veterans ot our
nlor.ous seven wear Revolution.
ST. LOUIS Reporter please copy.
TRlsuTE OF RESPECT.
InCaro,ioe County Court nth July, 1915
since The las, term 81. This Cont, il has plea ssi
Almighty Go; 10 take from among us oar teloy-
ed fellow citizen FEsrys DICKINSON, Esq, Tor
many years II. Attorney for The Commonwealth
in this Court. whose duties were performed with
inpaltiali,y, industry and ability, 10 The entire
APPRECIATION Of this Court. the Bar, ind rhc COM
uiunily. His liberalily, bis courtesy and hosPi-
tally, his social feelings md gentle naniy defon-
ment, won for him the favor and respect Of
wide circle OF qu:.ntarct, enl acin2 M enl!tc
county; for il is believed he lived and died With
out a personal enemy. As husband, father ard
master, he was a bright example to The comrGc-
ni,y in which he resided, and closed his valued
lie in The hrigh.es, hope Of immortal lie. A a
small tribute Of respec, TO his memory, be j,
ResoIred, That his Court, and is officers, will
wear the usual badge o! mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, Tba; a copy Of lhis preamble and r.
solution Re presented 10 his surviving children,
/ inserted en- The minutes OF this Court, and pub
lished in The Richmond Wing, Enquirer, and
Fredericksburg Herald.
Tesie, JOHN L. PESDLEToN, elk.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
Aud for sale by J. WARROCk,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
AL nj A N A G. X,
For the year 1916,

TOT IHU ytttI GCfUS
CALCULATED BY David Richardson, Of Louisa
u couary Virginia. Containing lists of The Courts Of
Virginia and North Carolina, and Of the House IL De
lr.a,es Senate and Congress OF Virginia, complete.
In tho amusing dep unent vii he found The Honey
moon over; The Birth Of the Flowers; The May ne-n,
ts,nxa Variations Of the Rose; The -Four IL fed
Clover; The Orphan Girl; BE Kind to Each Other;
Adams First Sleep; Complete List of the Cniied
sts,es Navy Ahua, and Rnildng; Variety is Charming
Arthmettcal Questions; Ridies Rebus; Puzzle; Char
ates; and number Of other pieces.
Anu
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NOTICE
HIGH HILL FOR SALE

THERE will lie Il Petition eo srnitd to the next Lee
eisiatnre for treciacl Election 10 be held at " lite
Stone, IN the county Of Lancaster.
Ar. aa--cwdw
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,I,ur COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. to the She

TIME COMMONW EALrlIO OF VIRGINIA to the She
1 riiT Of Hanover county, greeting:
Whereas in an ac'is OF IDeunne, depending ~ Inc
Circuit Suurrior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
.,id couny between James Niche late Sheriff OF the
county Of Louisa and sncb administrator u Jonh
Cooke decreased Plaintiff, and John ID. Andrews, De-
f.ndant the said James F. Michr, OF the county OF
Cooke dect ased departed this lite before final dec
sion was had in thu said action; and, whereas. since
The d-ath OF the said james F. Niche, administrator as
aforesaid administration de bons oi the Estate of the
said Iohn Ccke dec-ased hath been in due form com.
United 10 the hands OF William Waddy, Sheriff OF the
said county Of L VISA he by him administered there
re- in behalf Of the said William Waddy, Sheriff and
Administrator US aforesaid, command you that you
make known 10 the said John ID. Andrews, that he ba
r.. fam the INDIE of our said Circuit Superior Court NJ
The Court house. the first day OF Octnber term next,
10 show cause If any he can, why the same action
should not be proceeded in against him 10 final Juog-
mem, according 10 the act Of Assembly in such cases
made and provided, II TO him u seems e1prdent ana
have then the re This writ Witness, Philip b. Winston,
Clerk of our said Court the lth day Of July, lS45 In
the 70ih year 4 our foundation.
July 29-cwew PhiLlF b. /" iSSioN-
ITO JOHN D. ANDREWS AS YOU are not a resi-
dent of the Commonwealth of virginia, 70 that the
above writ of scire lie executed You, there.
by notify and inform you, that shall, on the st day OF
the next term move the Judge of The circuit Superior
Count Of Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover,
revive the suit referred 10 in the same writ III my
ma me- sheriff of Louisa county, and as s'ch ad-
mnstrator de bon- of John Cooke, decd, - mat
the same may prosecuted against you to hlai Jnds
ment. am your obedient servant,
WILLIAM WADDY,
Sheriff Of Louisa county, az such Administrators de
bonis non OF Johl Cooke, deed, by his Counsel.
July sg-cwSw
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can arouse US. The work must I've begun. prose.
crtcd and completed by The people themselves
Ten thousand iimofous rhian,hropi.ls would
never erect school house, and each brawling
deinagcsue would level one already up Iyno-
rance is Inc element IN which he lhrives.
"Our appeal is 10 he people! We are salts
fed that editors may IMPORTING The Legislature
ill the crack OF doom, without one particle of
effect. The experiment has been tried frequent
Is and arden'ly, bnl yet the humiains iru,i. vii!
sill sares Us III The lace Ina, SIS coo OF our reo
ple-"Iee, white ard 2I'-cannot write ,hcir
name, or read il when in print, Wal! he I.es;s.
Iaiure rs 10 remedy this nonsfous evil? No;
not until each member is made 10 feel thai h:s
official existence depends upon his action 0, this
subject.
Let US have town and conniy meetings every
where, bcioIc The liT-t Of December Re; rs
command, ard cease 10 pray-"Girc rs Gght'-
Let every Delegate be provided with imperative
instructions before lie takes his seat in The I.csis-
la!nic, 10 give rs some sys:cm ofcommon schools
which will search out every youth III the State
and pour into his mind the genial beams OF know
ladoe. tm.a lie 81. All efforts elevate The Old
Commonwealth 10 her ancient glory, will he
worse lhan useless, while I.Aorance has a foot
hold within her borders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

Whig, Religious Herald and Christian Aus,
cate please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

Rail cod I,t~S-1.c Rtsf oi d. Pcrj. =
Fnsiai0 70 I-Pirre M,u .SGac Cordti3g'.
r,A ti,ir 0tcg ILaDS
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IN CHANCERY. v;KGiaiA:-Iu Richmond Hastings
1 couh. luly -. lsia
William w. DICKINSON, P.aHtn:

Aug l5-cwam FOR Tlus R. Joynes, &. :. &.
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The yearly revenue will be IS, 1872 dollars and

,halthe yearly revenue will be 65,i9o dollars aud
81 cents
The idea Of annull;ng the present Constitution.
and Of iurming a PROVISIONAL Government. until
Texas ASSUMES lis position IS a State ui The
Union, which was bruiled by many, has not seen
entertained rs The Convention; nor do We hear
anything olthc formation Of The territory into ,wo
States, about which some of our Northern con.
tcmrofaries seemed 10 he SO very much troubled.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30
HIST ORY OE WYOMING By
CHARLES MINER.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully solicited for
~ the forthcoming History of Wyoming. The
work, now ready for Press will make an Octave
volume of about six hlndred pages, of which five
hundred pages will embrace he main body of the
narrative. The Appendix, besides vsriety of Gu.
T ous and illustrative afticles,w contain the "The
Ha2etol Travellers" revised with numerous add.
tlons, personal anecdotes, incidents and sketches
of character, making about an hundred pages
The auiho! thinks proper 10 say, t.. at no pains
have been spared to obtain information upon ever,
point connected with this subject. He has Aatter.
ed himself as Wyoming has become classic ground
as Gnnumerable errors have heretofore
existed in regard to its story, and aa its very inte
resting civil character has been scarcely touched
upon, that almest every gentleman would desire for
his library in respect to it, authentic Lalratiye
The purpose oftaking up subserip ions is to ena.
bic the author TO judge what number OF copies il
would be proper 10 publish.
The Book will be neatly printed in octave FORM
on excellent paper, with several illustrative plates
bound in cloth, in modern style, and delivered to
subscribers at Two Dollars copy.
No money to be paid until the Book is delivered.
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