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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

TO PATsEY BOOKER, Frederick A. Booker, Ed.
= ward VI. Booker. George Booker. Ferdinand Me
.-ed and Lucy his wife, Robert z. Price and Ann his
~. Spencer Penick and Augusta his wife, James A.
'ssss and Amanda his wife, and Mercer N. Booker:
is'- notice that shall, in the Cour, house Of the
ay OF Prince Edward, in the State Of Virginia, he
the hours ot O'Clock in the forenoon and five
yoes IN the afternoon, the 18th and 18th days of
rNlary next, proceed 10 take the deposions of John
"ataail and others, 10 he read evidence in suit
IC+ndn g In the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud
,eery Tor Prince Edward County, Virginia, in which
IrC. 5-cw4W Il y0pSUAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

- rnE OFFICERS OF THE 69Tu REGIMENT.
!, AVE received orders from the Commlndrr-in-
l ,.h.f IL organize n new Regiment out OF The w u
rc,,n. ni 10 be bonaird by Dan River. All The ON
-, ,.tlrh,d Ia The 6qth Regiment, lyrs South nl Dan
PAYER are eguaed 10 assemble at Black Walnut, IN
,ia1 county, on the Saturday before the 9Th Mnnda'
ID February, lS6, for the purpose ri ercuns rieia o
,, an The said Officers will appear IN uniform and
surrender their commissions that day, that new cont
Nilsson. NAV :ssue for the led Regiment.
ELISHA BARKSDALE, Jr.,
ne a3-r,f Co'oncl of the 69ih Regiment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

CHARLESTON AND WESTERN RAMRosD.-Wc
learn from the New Orleans Tropic, that meet
ing of the citizens of Vick>burg was held on The
evening OF the 9th inst, for the purpose OF solicit
ing charters from The Legislatures OF Mississippi
and Alabama, FOR this purpose. The proposed
railroad is 10 pass by the wav OF Montgomery,
Ala, and Brandon. Miss. A series OF resou-
lions were passed. and committee OF three ap-
pointed Ia proceed TO Jackson and Tuscaloosa
and advocate The object. M.ssrs. VIM S. Bod
lev, Alexander H. A rlhur and John Jenkins, were
appointed on the committee.
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r A,v NOTICE.

i .SDERsoN and L. MASTERS, Attorneys
N -. - Win n,acticr la the Superior ana Conhty
c.,,,. Of Natoway, Amelia, Powhaan, Cumberland
,aI Prince Edward. Address, ,,.. y.
vs.. Il ANDERSON, N",,ow Az, ..u, y, '''o'e'
W,s,-rs Commissioner in Ihancery, WIN AZ any
n,l-nd 10 settling accounts, or taking Ssp"s,..on,,
.I +, nj Amelia Court House NoH. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, VA.
wednesday Morning, December 81, lsl5.

srr We have just time 10 announce the slori-
Gus fact that The Senate OF the United States, on
Monday by vote Of 81 TO Is, affixed the seal
TO The final annexation Of The Lone Stal. Texas
is now, in every respect, part and parcel OF our
blessed Union. Can any more grateful news DC
welcomed BY The people, in these happy Christmas
times than this extension OF the fruits OF ftee-
dom, civilization and christianity? In our How
ing bowls OF egg-ncs, let Teas be "ireely re-
mpmheredn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
LIE WIS HILL.

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT
ASSISTED BY Mr.. WILLIAM GOULDIN, continues
10 Hire out Negroes and Collect Claims in the civ
md country.
nfhcs-dver Colqultt's Saddle Store, Main street,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

~ cHANCERY. -viKciNi,:-A, rules held in the
clerks Office of the Circuit Superior C"nrt ot Law
AMI hanc-ry ir Louisa county, on the 9Th day of No
s.ml,r, sI5
John VI. Ferguson, Sergeant Of the city of Rich
innnd. Ia whom committed the administration d.
h'ns o the Estate Of the late William Mitchell,
Deceased, and Charles J. Thompson, Philip NJ. Thomp-
..u, William VI. Thompson Geo e G.. Thompson. Julia
Thompson, Isabella j. Suily, by her friend and
ru'ter Philip NJ. Thompson, and Philip Thompson,
administrator de bons non q: The Estate OF Garland
Thompson, decreased, Plaintiffs
against
Richard Garland and Laura his wife. Edmund c.
1.,u"in. anu other Defendants
ne said drcnfaai>, Richard Garland and Laura his
VII, and Edmund & Goodwin, not having entered
rr appearance, and given security according To law
al The rules of this Court and II appearing by salts
!l"fy evidence that they not inhabitants Of this
S@'' on motion Of the pinifs by their Counsel IL is
'dr''d hii the said defendants Richard Garland and
.infa h' wi-. aud Edmund & GnoIwin do appear at
Jerks ui'ce Of our Circuit Superior Court of Law
hfnce'y Tor Louisa county, OF the rules to be hOl
s'iHf The SAID Court, the first Monday in February
~ aad answer the plaintiffs original, supplemental
~ amended bills and that copy Of tins order be
a'a"lh inserted IN some newspaper Published in the
=: % Richmond IL, two months successfully, and
N.i TIE front door Of the Court house OF this
: IN .o'ue Court day. a Copy-'reste,
Nov. as-Cw3m JOHN HUNTER G.. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

Correspondence of The Baltimore American)
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, P. NJ.
We are in the midst oil one ofihe oldesldays OF
the season il notthe coolest Thick and strong ice
formed upon the Delaware last night, which in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

Amongst The passengers in The Acadia were J.
L. O'Sullivan. Esq, editor of The New York
Morning News and Henry Wyckof, and Prince
Louis Napoleon Bonapare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
aTToRNEYS AT LA w:
: ~ GOODE & Il. K. CORNICk,

,tsrn.yluof rus,aia mr. Of s.. L"uts, M,sS0u't,)
,,,llI a,teud promptly 10 any professional business
w any whei- in the State Of Missouri, pr"'ideu TUG
sm,unt be i've hundred dollarS OF more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

g-I We Learn thai, on Sunday nigh, he room
Of Mr. Howard, of York, in The Pouhatan House,
was entered, and his wearing apparel and some
money distracted. a fellow, BY the convenient
name Of smith, is suspected, as snch person
lodged in the house that night; and, no! being able
10 take the boat next morning, on account OF the
ice, just had time to leave in The Northern cars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

Is CHANcERl. -FiHGiSia:-ln Noto~ay Iouh'y
l Caur. iih December, 1915:
William K. Jennings, riaihi'H'
-,
Johnson VI. duncan, William a. Chambers. Edward
E rh,ubers Robert r. Chambers, James &. Chambers,
slmarl A. Chambers, John Z. Chambers aud German
N C,6n and Elizabe,h his wife Defendants:
Til. dty came The painful, BY his Counsel ana Mel
hlsoi against the defendants; anu tue aelehoah.' %
safd t. Chambers Robert +. Chambers, James T.
Chambers, Samuel A. Chambers, John Z. Chambers,
ani C;,fulan NJ G.iffn aud Elizabeth NJ his wife, no,
having entered their appearance aud gwen security ac
tetine t. ne ACT Of Assembly and the res OF th'-
Court and i, appearing bv satisfactory evidence that
hey se no, lnhahtanis Of this ccunly Is Ordered
ihl aid absent defendants do appear here on tue
ST.. DIS of March next aud answer The bill of tue
plaintiff ana thai copy Of this order be forthwith M
serted u some newspaper published in The city OF hich-
mont III Two months excessively, and posted a. the
front door &c The Couri-hou OF this county,
Copy-Trste,
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Co'oncl Of the ti9ih Regimen

rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT rules taken ~ lne
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF ,x of
and Chancery for Prince Edward county, The -
December lS,5 Plaintiff.
Btanch J. Worsham,
P.ssy Booker. Frederick A. B"ek.r. Ed 1ns Insy
10, cso,c. G,.okrr, Ferdinand Mcle"s ana -u,s
~ 10. RohsI, r. Price and Ann his wife spen"eI &c
INK ,,i augusta ms wife, James A. ia!,"l aa,a
i, ~ !, ,fr and Mercer VI. Booker, peit"u'n..
m. A,f-n,ants. Robert p. fr'ce and Ann ms "',e'
"a nerr p,nick and Augusta his wife inlts A. i.n
s.t amanda ms vie, and Mercer W. hooker NOT nay
entered the appearance AM gwen security uo."u
IN ACT al the General Asssmhl! ana ths fulrs =,
. t,.n, and il appearing that they are not nhahl'h,s
s, SAT-. on the motion IL the plainin, by counsel
n,Is1 At rules atofe said, aud accordingly ordered,
-, ~, sad DE- Grnaants Robert T. Price aud Ann nus
alfe SPENCER rrnick and Augusta his wise James ~
rtylnr ,nd Amanda his wife, aud Mercer W. hooker, u"
,s,,r AZ miles 10 be taken in the Clerks once OF saiu
roar IN The fr., Mandy in Mar h next, ana answer
ne nl,lo,i. biz aud ,nat copy OF this order be 'ofth
Vuh inserted in some one Of The public newspapers
,rnrd m the city al Richmond for two months success
y,iy and also posted al The front door OF Inc Cent
ns n,m e. j. w0RSiiAM. G. &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
Dec ,s-ewao |'ps F. FITZGERALD, c. c.

no JOHN J. RnANE, Elizabeth w. Newman, E1-
| eemtrr of William Newman, and Philemon c.
Jones Committee Administrator Of Ammon johnson
Take notice, THAI on the l7th day of January, 1896
between the hours Of nine In the forenoon, and six in
l afternoon OF that day. At the office of MIR. Thomas
. Dabney. Attorney at Law, in the village Of ay-tis
county of King William shall proceed 10 take the de
pos,rnn of Robert Pollard 10 be read evidence In
suli now pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancrry King William county, wherein you are
plaintiff. and and others are Defendants and it, from
ans cause the taxing the said deposition shall not be
commenced or being commenced, shall not he complct
I'd that day the taking al the will be adjourned
from ,iur 10 ,lmr until the said deposition shall be Com
plri-d Given under my hand, tins lhh Gay OF Drcem-
her l-;:i PHILIP AYLETT
Com. Admr de honis
bee l2-cwiw og Mary Splrr and VIM. a Sp-r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

We ask the ear OF Virginia 10 the following
voice OF son, who calls 10 her from The banks OF
the Sabine, 10 arouse herself on the great subject
Of education. We cordially invite the attention
OF the Legislature TO each portion of This eloquent
appeal:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

g-f We stated yesterday, thai The Committee
ported he between MIR. Howard The delegate re-
turned from York, &c, and MIR. Bowden, the con-
tesan. The following is The stale Of The vote
VIM. Howard's poll, 253
~ a., ;,oc,I ,,o,a. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
STATE CONVENTION.

Our friends Of Tho r chniund Times will ste, by tie
tone OF the papers in Western Virginia that the silence
oil the people OF that section the subject of revision
OF The State Consiiuiio 10 be purchased by giving
them Roads and Canals, whenever they want them.
writer IN the last Lexington Gazette declares thai II
would be better 10 "iiIl up the canal and render eve
road around The Blue Ridge i'm pass able rather han IN
cur the lasllng ntay Of barierng off principles and
rghs' erherus, therefore, refuses the sop! But.
even he had accepted and il The East is give the
"esi all The Improvements they ask for what becomes
oil the argument Of the Times upon which it lays 50
much stress. against the rroprieiy Of calling Colsh-
''"n nat II the Western people get The ascenlancy IN Tue
Legislature. they will embark in an exIravagan: sys-
TEN oi internal improvement. To pay The cos oi whn'
me people o the Fast will be taxed in the propnroa %
~ I" So0 II The East is 10 give ihrm the improve
mens, as the price OF aequesence in The existing sae
OF h'nes, the lax will be certainly The less thong"
'he pleasure Of levying it perhaps may be cmpensaon
If The privilege Of adopting the system when lenders
II necessary,
Another writer in the Lexington paper, papee- as
ground o' eonpromlsp, that the Stale shall be aId "
a"'o '"o grand geographical divis' ms. East aud west
ana That farh OF them shall be entitled III sna'"'s
and " de%saies-so ha, n,iIter can oppr.ss ln1I'
the other.
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Dcn;eottr kntrlliDemtr.
som ias \. o. 1,rpir.


1fxAs-'The sris. Atsanis suifra .astenisy fron
tais.>n. brinpnp he N..kis ktasui the h. There
10 n.ht,.s t~usru,s,i, n.@ u interesting. Inc News
Is hiied nh The crfSl be'.tea that 6overn.
snen, aid s:eAiso t.ist,e The rerani,oa II Texan
IndrpssAeees Tie iu ral s,.niiiss IN teas u Gea.
Jacks n VEG rels,rahd un the 4th. I he News pnb-
s,shts lac, &c GO d. estes 10 the C.n,esth'1 which
me, ss~Asssa she 4.h Eeh, VI The present
hers OF Congress urntsrs.
The io!lowing psrlui,un inirdaced in the Texan
Congress % N. hast day 81 The session. hut u thar
,he fsse. alter sarms ioiiuns All 'urned without
my npn # qussiien:
Resoired BY he House 4 Representatives,. hat the
tourse ID tb- Executive nision In the question Of
An,sxsn y, has nnIsirnn,c snd unwisr. stemp,-
ing Ia Inv art the people IN their WI lnnwn wish
onll. iilsns. to the great .'ca family ri the L.
nneai States, aud iliron i.n anai again the tru-
tld ii Llb ny H. bot" tsmIsrh.fe aid lla he may
uu he able 10 hn'a further obsIaces IN the way IT This
gnal n,sasue. aud ultimately ef.ri lis defeat We r..
cun.nc 10 The Convention Il the PEI pie 81 Texas
establish t,uverrmsn nd ini,rm until tie Jun.n-
VI tht State =, Ixas shall ca .iitct b.lng
III. mssi certain, erciual aud rcnupirsi mode of
curing our Annexation 10 ihe Uniied States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

Liberiy for SIR 10 screen hundred Siores-A friend oil
has favored wuh the olluwing Negligence com.
municaled IN ltlieT from at the distinguish
ed and henevovent gentlemen IN Louisiana. The letter
Is dated Juy 30.
The supreme court Of Louisiana having delivered
yesterday. most Important decision, which will
send IN Africa & ~ 700 slaves seize the first
moment 10 give y"n The information. You are awafe
that late fellow citizen, Stephen Henderson, drec ed
by his last viii. that his slaves (sx hundred
III nnmoer as am informed should be sent 10 Liberia
by The American Colnlzalipn Stcieiy His directions
were. that al the end o five years from his death,
(whci ionk place about six years ago) tho slaves should
b. permitted 10 draw lots, and The J. on whom the lot
siould TALL should be- sent To Africa AT ten years from
his death 70 others, by lois; aud IN twenty five years.
The whole Of the residue should be- sent after securing
an outfit If one hundred doars The sull now deci.
ded Ct was lost In the lower conr) brought by the
hers against the executors Of The Will and the decree
III the Cont is, that the will be carried out Che
nienon OF the tesiaor being clear and the slaves sent
|" Africa. II was delivered b, the Presiding Judge
Francis Xavier Martin. whose mind is still clear and
perfect. though the advanced ae Of 81 OF SO years
A. this decision deeply interests The country and the
Colonization Society, II should be Immediately attended
oby IT," N. \: Jour Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
July 81
.ysettic0i College, IA Richmond, We

'l,flE Winter Course of Lectures in The Ayed,,aJ Ia
parlmeni OF llamden Sidney College " III commence
In R'ehmond, Monday the 9Th day of October next
and continue until the last OF February following The
ne" toleae and Hospital Edfce has been compIeed and
every arrangement has been made afford The Students
all me advantages which obtained in any institution
in the L. s. In addition TO the usual Lectures Sur.
geal and Medical Chniques will be given regularly a,
he ooliege Hospital. Cny Amshouse Pesitpniiar, and
Arnny by which the SUDDEN, will have the oppoTluni
~ OF Witnessing the diseases incident l., the Suh .nd
which he Will he called upon treat AT he com
men oi his professional lie. The lumber of nah,, am,
nnor Surgical operations which have been yearly per.
formed before the Medical Class, has already claimed Tor
the College the reputation ola leading schoul for Suu
cal instruction.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor of the Theory
and Practice OF Mdcine.
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d., Professor of
therapeutics and Materia Mediva
Il. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. d., Professor of ohs,e,,,os
aud Diseases of Women and Children.
JEFFRlES WYMAN, NJ. d.. Professor of An,,,ov
and Physiology - -A"'''''''
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ d., Professor Of Chem
is;ry aud Pharmacy
AUG. l.. WARNER. NJ. d, Professor of Surgery.
CARrER johnson, NJ. D., Demunstrator Of Ana,o-
my.
The abundance Of materials for dissecon and the con
Vehence and comfort al The dsseclina room will nabe
'ne student 10 study thoroughly the Anatomy nf The HUI
man b"dy and also sc1n,se skill IN the use of Surolcsl
instruments.
Coed board. including lights fuel and servants alien
dance can be procured from 50 80 L. s per week
current bank nuirs of the States in which The s,ndeni
resides Ill he taken for tickets
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ ~.
Dean ot the Faculty.
July ~ v5yx nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

NEAit O.-lhe sehuaner Sarah A m, Cant Da.
sidsm. hi, lamp'o the lsi ol July and arrived nj
Phiisd.lphla the 2iih Sneh ass The lear oi an
immediate enbarg, being laid all the American ship.
ping IN the puts Of Mexco thai the departure OF the =
A. was fastened.
by tins arfi,sl we have copies ri the Geaen !" rub.
isnd ~ amphn. 10 which edii,ral articles strung
~ snrgg the inmeds'e d-claraon -. war an the pari
"fsiuxre against the tned Stars as the last and on.
ialissl 10 be- made nv that Government IN the siiua
tim "a Witch she Is placed ny the consumnati al Tex
as Anusxaiin.
TN 'he 26tl,nfJuae a small vessel from New ORLEANS
arrlsed al The Bar. below fampcu aud up To h,
ely s"a.d package, supposed 10 rsntain spsches
~h'rh vas lam dia',ly forwarded In G.neral Atsts-
The vessel ioTlhwllh Proceeded 10 Ven Cruz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

90 The Fincas'Ie VALLEY Whig'' is mistaken in
surprising thai we "ihmk matter Of no consequence
that or $4,000 have been expended in making tho
CANAL above Lynchhurg. We think il a matter Of
very grave consequence; and only regre, Ina, "
were not able 10 induce some others 10 think 81 in 1890
when we made an aborve efrl lowing to The ascrp-
ZION o' improper motives to MS, just present, 10 pre-
vent IT, But we do think that had better even hne
or S5oo,Oo0 unwisely spent, than expend Or
Sooo.ooo, more To complete works, which, when eom.
peled (except the Blue Ridge Canal, which we are in
iasor OF reconstruolng) will he of real utility
'han they are IN their present unfinished condition. his
true, as the Valley Wing says. thai 1.-THE Tor $500OO
will be totally lost if the canal is abandoned''-bu Then
or S5oo0o0 more will be totally lost if the canal s
carried on! We certainly think ,ha, the State had bet.
ter lose the half million of dollars tina, are gonr than 10
lose another half million in vain etor, 10 render whs,
has been already LOST produciivel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
SELLING OFF AT COST.

July 2lsT, 1915.
subscriber WILL from this time sell his entire
u Stock OF Gnods at COST, and many articles BE-
Low Cost. for Cash.
Intending To act 10 good faith. and really sell at cos
the original invoice of the Goods will be shown IL any
one WIN may desire it.
This stock is large, general and almost new
(OJ.tIa y NE (EE.f .v.1S
And all others IN want OF Goods would do well to give
this Stock examination.
All the Guods remaining hand will he sold at pub
lie auction On the 18th October next. Terms &C. pre-
vIonsly made known. }. A. SIlGLER.
July 81 lsf
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a5- The Valley Wing copies Engineer Cr1zels re,
port lin 1922 to show thai that gentleman thinks Bu
chanan ought, under all circumstances to be the pop OF
junction OF the Canal and the Southwestern road But,
this be It's object, does injustice Mr. Cnze Thai
gentleman in lS42 believed that the Canal would 90 to
Buchanan, and beyond it ultimately. and did We.
And assuming this 10 be so he uehi that Buchanan
IN preference 10 Lynchburg, should be the
minus OF the South" estern road aso and sustained This
opinion by very plausible OF reasoning But he
expressly added, (and apprehend friend Of the
Valley Wing overlooked tina, remark,) tina, "!fthe
james River canal ddnot ertend beyond Lyaehbmg.
III Is evident that This town (l.ynchburs) would be The
proper termination Of the rail rvad Tin favor Of which
Mr.. Cf'aet had been arguing, rather than Macada.
mlzed tnrnpke) The old adage, circumstances alter
cases." should not be forgotten.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31

vessel will sail from New Orleans in November
next with emigDns lrom Kentucky, To commence the
settlement I, Kentucky, in Liberia 1t is intended to
take out this fall only I'VE hundred. They will enjoy
all the advantages Of the Lberian Government, aud
have the same privileges in Kentucky, in Africa that
they would in any 9th coloay in Liberia The emi
giants VIII be furnished land according the business
'hty shall pursue when they arrive there Those who
cannot pay their expenses there, will be provided for
and be supported SIX months ALTER their arrival. The
settlement viii be made in the neghbolhood Of Mopro-
via, on the north the south side oi it, The cmiprans
from Kentucky are TO assemble IN Louisville IN Nos
"nber, and, with the agent Of the American Colunza
non Society for Kentucky, will go down to New Or
leans. aud there take ship.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

On "Wednesday Of last week. MIR. George w Harris
was exhibiting londed pistol To young man in the
Store "i Mt George Brown, n, Whitehall. AIbemarle.
who took into his hand and While examining it, arci,
denafly discharged II, lodging ball in The body of Mr.
iarfls MI IL. fingered III great pain and distress Tor
20 hours and died. lie had just ene red upon the duties
and affairs OF HE. having been married only about ~
months leaving numerous body oi friends aud relatives
To mourn his unmely death.
charlottesville Je1ersonian, yuiy "a
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600 .s'EGROES JJ.x.V'TED.

FHNlE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase TWO
i HUNDRED NEGROES both sexes from 2
to 50 years OF age. for which he will pay fully as high
prices as could be obtained in Richmond in any part
Gf the State
lie is very anxious purchase and is determined to
he liberal IN every Instance. lie will pay high price
Tor Mechanics, Baeksmlits. Carpenters, St. &c.
Persons having such property for SALE would be To their
interest to give him call previous to their selling
lie can be found at The stare Of Mr.. NJ Hart,
wietiers addressed the subscriber from the country
II be attended 10. GEORGE DAVIS.
May 10 ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-31
rnr coNri.AcnAT,ox IL NEW YORK.

THE CONFlAGRAfioS IL NEW YORK.
simefed Loss BY The iaie Fire - We ere strongly
impn ssed with ih. idea thai III, INT uf loss by the
lat. ERE rfesily over ,si.niatd. A Stunning that The
value Il the bu,ldRgs desrsed sauid aveisge seven
iionsaud dollars aud this Is sefs large tsiiaa cum
sidfina The II available natter the ground
the lss in buildings is atsini million and half Add
To ,h rte millions I the - d ID s'ruycd. and the ss
falls slofi II fee millions We sppy add that
prshsly nis OF his lss 'ss M II wcslih
who will in way snf' II, IN IT. he lnsusnce Com
pauts pay. and their siok since 1885 has no, been
held BY ~iduvs and erpaf toi ~ Of large
who c,ulJ sHrd Ia risk FEW Thousands in tie hore Of
g.ii ing very large premiums Tue fleet II This great
fire ieuiufe. uruu III. busln Il he riy. will mol be
petceptbe a,r II has ceased 10 he snjec, Of cunver
sation. " J.. Courier.