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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed 10 The
u subscriber and John Parkhil BY Frederick
A. Mayo and Dorolhea his wife, daed The oath
day of June, 1919, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF The County Court of HenIco,
shall proceed TO sell, al public auction on The
premises, on Friday. the 18th day OF July next,
NJ II o'clock, NJ, six lots OF ground, situated in
Port Mayo, near 10 Rockets, numbered in the
plan OF Port Mayo, as Nos. l, = 3, f. ), and 6.
OF so much thereof as may be necessary 10 salts
is The Trust: said lots being the same conveyed 10
the said Frederick A. MAYO, BY William Mayo
and Lucy his wife, by deed bearing date the 2ilh
day oil June, 1919, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Henrico
July2 WILLIAM SELDEN, Trustee
TRUST SALE OF LANDS IN GOOCH-
LAND.
pf virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the
ID 3January, lS4I, and OF record in the Office
of The Clerk OF Goochand County Court, from
John u. Bcaly and wife, and Mark Hunt and
wife, 10 me, as Trustee, shall proceed 10 sell on
Tuesday, the 9th July next, on The pre-
misses, AT public auction, for cash, 10 the amount
of six hundred and fifty dollars, and on credit
without interest till the Sd JANUARY 1916, for The
balance OF The purchase money, 10 be secured by
bond with approved security and also By relen-
lion OF The title, or decd OF trust on The land sold
atlhe option oflhe purchaser, two Tracts Land,
situate in the county of Goochland, within few
miles OF Powell's Tavern, described in said deed
as follows, viz: "a certain tract or parcel OF
Land, containing by estimation two hundred acres
be the same more or less, bounded by the lands
Of contiguous landhob!ers, as follows: On the
North BY the lands Of Mrs. Lucy Couch, on the
East by The land of Holman Shoemaker, on the
South by the lands of Edgar Harris, and on The
West BY The ands OF said Lucy Couch also
small tract or lot OF sround contiguous TO- but not
Immediately adjoining, The aior said tract OF land
containing by estimation about Two acres, be the
same more or less situated adjoining The tract Of
land in Goochand known as the Dover Tract"
On The first II the above tracts there is a small
dwelling house. and oul-houses requisite for
plantation purposes, and The two tracts together
constitute a desirable farm.
The title 10 the above lands is believed 10 be
perfect, but, selling rs trustee, shall only con.
vey such title as is vested in me by The said deed
JAS. A. seldom,
June l6-d&ctiS Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
The Richmond INSTITUTE,

4 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will
n be opened in Richmond, Va, on The lst Of
October, lS45, under,h superin,endence Of Mas.
GEN. CAaRiNGroN. Applications for admission
or information may be made 10 Mrs. Darlington
al her present residence near Fincaslle, Va, un-
Ill the 20th September after that time her ad-
dress will be Richmond, Virginia.
July 3-cwtf
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FOR OLD POINT COMFORT

AND NORFOLh.
ON and after Tuesday, the 9Th OF July, the
~ Railroad and Steamboat line (via Port
WalihalD will be kept up during the Old Point
season.
Until faster boat can be obtained, the Steam
er Chesapeake, Capt. z. c. Clifford having been
repaired and well fitted up for passengers, will
run in connexion with the Railroad trains.
The hours of leaving Richmond and Peters
burg are as follows:
Leave Richmond on Tuesdays and Fridays at
s O'clock A. Nj.
Leave Petersburg same days at ST. A. NJ
And, on the evenings ofthe same days, RETURN
The boa, leaves Old Point at PM
Do. do. Norfolk at 9, r. M, arriving
al Port Wal,hall at 6, "A. M, on Wednesdays
aud Saturdays, where Trains will be in readiness
10 take the Passengers to Richmond and Peters
burg. -,
Passage from Richmond or Petersburg TO Old
Point or Norfolk, 81 25, including meals.
N. B. Passengers will be taken By this line, in
connection with the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, and the Potomac Boat,
between Washington City and Norfolk, or Old
Point al -Four Dollars.
II The charge for passage between Old Point
and Norfolk is tlcenty fire cents.
gHT Freight will be taken at low rates.
THEODORE S. GARNETT,
Superintendent R. and P. Railroad.
Richmond, July 7, lsi5.-a
DISSOLUTION.
TIME Co-partnership heretofore existing in
i Farmvie, between A. B. Ruddell s. VIM.
C. Flournoy, under the style of Rnddell & Flour
nov, has been dissolved BY mutual consent Of the
parties All persons indebted TO them are request
ed TO make immediate payment, and those hold
indg claims against them, are requested 10 pre-
sent them, for settlement. VIM. c. Flournoy
alone will close the business.
A. B. RUDDELL,
July cit WIN. c.. FLOURNOY.
DIVIDEND.
THE President and Directors of The Farmers
Bank of Virginia, out OF the last six months
profits have declared a dividend of three and a
half per cent, subject to the State Bonus of per
cent payable on the 18th inst.
VIM H. MCFARLAND,
July 3-c4, President
DTVIDEND-The Presiden, and Directors OF
- the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-
featuring Company, have declared a dividend OF
nine per cent on The capital stock, payable at my
office on and after the Dist inst
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
June l7-c4t Agent for the Company.
INTEREST ON PUBLIC DEBT.-The
i semi-annual interest due this month on The
stock of the Commonwealth, registered in the
books OF this Office will be paid on application on
and after Mundaylhe nth instant.
]. BROWN, IT.,
Second Auditor.
Second Auditors Office. July 4, lS45-c2t
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AUCTION SALES.
Extensive Sale Of Carriages

AT AUCTION.
INTENDING TO remove my Coach Establish
i ment TO the corner above the same, | will sell,
at public aucton, on SATURDAY, the 18th Gay
of July, al o'clock on liberal credit, The whole
OF my Stock of Carriages and Harness, OF every
iplion-wenty 10 twenty-five in number
among which are number Of Superior fashion
able Coaches, Chario,tees, Barouches and Bug
ses, and 5 or 6 excellent second hand carriages.
Bargains may be had previous 10 The day Of sale,
as am determined TO sell.
JAMES BOSHER.
FOR SALE, as above, on credit of six
months, a handsome Barouche and Harness, and
pair Of excellent Horses, young, sound, and
gentle in harness. J. B.
June 21-us
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hlay9--c2m
Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate IN Ne'e Kent
CEDAR HILL

CEDAR HILL.
DY virtue OF a Decree OF the Circuit SUPERB
ID ar Court Law and Charcery for The county
of James City and City OF Williamsburg, pro-
nounced on the 18th day of MAY, 1915, in the
case OF Bucktrout against Mackinder and others,
we shall, on The ID Thursday in July next being N
Kent county court.day, at New Kent court
honse sell, 10 the highest bidder, at public auction,
on credit Except as 10 the costs OF suit and ex-
penses Of sale, which will be required in CASH Of
one, Two, and three wears, 10 carry interest from
the Isl day Of January in the year ls46. that
well known estate called Cedar Hill, lying in The
comfy OF New Kent, a short distance above The
old village Of Cumberland, supposed 10 contain
acres, more or less; possessing many advan-
,ages, and considered one OF The most beautiful
and desirable residences in lower Virginia. Ii is
believed that the timber and cord wood on he es
tate will pay the purchase money. The privilege
OF seeding small grain in The fall, and cutting
wood Immediately after the sale, will he given
and full possession on the Isl January, ls4G.-
Bond and approved security, and deed in lru,l on
The land, will be required OF The purchaser. The
tile is considered perfectly good. but We shall sell
and convey as commissioners only.
GEO. w. SOUTHALL,
VIM s. PEACHY,
r. Il. LACY,
June l7-cY4w Commissioners
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
TINE President and Directors OF Inc Louisa Raj
/ Road Company have declared Dividend O
three per cent in the capital stock paid IN, Paya
bic on the 18th day of July, lo45
July %, A. w. TALLY, Treasr'
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July 4
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Valuable l1aND FoR ohLC
DY virtue Of deed OF trust, executed 10 the
ID subscriber by Alexander Paris, bearing date
on the 25lh day OF April, lS4l and Of record in
the Clerks Office Of Allegheny County Court,
shall proceed, on the 18th day Of July, 1915, (ior
The purposes therein mentioned 10 sell al public
auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on the pre-
misses The following tracts or parcels OF Land 10
wit: i'll, al, 49, IS, 1863, $50, and % acres 20.
such interest as the said Paris may have therein,)
all Of which said tracts are supposed TO contain
40 acres and adjoining each other, lying in the
said county of Allegheny on Jacksons river
large portion Of which are valuable low grounds,
and in high stale OF cultivation, well adapted 10
The culture of grain &c, and upon which is erect
ed a valuable Tavern establishment known as Pa
riss Tavern, situated on The turnpike road, he
tween Callaghans and the Hot Springs. The
title 10 said lands is supposed 10 be indisrrtablc,
bur, acting as Trustee, will only convey such
title as is vested in me by said trust deed.
WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
Nav Q--cOm
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nv Last Evenings wan.

p,, ,sw naners and no news. The ce'eo'a-
DIV No an n Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
york and Boston, went OF most napp'.y, %na0o -
disturbance or accident, and WIN 'eA' : 'o'N =
briefly. ..;ved IN ,be Northern
-" .nnh GREAT enthusiasm. Every body is
c"''. Tsxss Even The National Intellisencer
nos - ~. >, the startling intelligence.
i ~ allowing sporting information in Sundays
Wax Herald, IS all the neTs we find;
NV '1as GREATEST PIECE OF PEpEsrRIANlsM EVER
lhs.n-A foot race came off on Friday, in
ptsnssS;shborhood of S,onington, Conn, IN which
in a.i Gbampn performed mile in the astonish-
Maj ~ almost incredible time OF four minutes and
ins a." ~, ,,eonds. He now challenges to run any
NM; = me u. S. one mile for one thousand dol
,'a" - nnwards, 10 come OF over the Union or
p.,con Course, any time between TINS ana Inc
s"s Of August. The challenger can be heard OF,
IN .,the American Hotel, Stoninglon. II is
~ ~, unlikely bu, tina, ne will be accommodated.
NEW YORK MARKET, Saturday, P. NJ.
IA sellers control The cotton market the
,,s,a'day are 1000 bales at full prices 10 cent
y, rSsre is no change in flour, Western is "a SO
81 ns s,r common brands; 400 Oswego OF good
S,snd brought 50. Two or three caIgoes OF
S,a~ and Galleso have been contracted for,
- MOI fixed: Southern IS SO. Sales OF
sWss,sro scratched at SS; sour 25 so.
A sample Of Genesee old wheat, handsome,
u,s offered on Change al l07 cents, not taken
,sS, sale OF rye 63 cents delivered; corn is lit
he better, 1000 bushels handsome yellow fiat
bropebt &c cents measure; oats "A as cents.
Whiskev 20 %, cents. Ashes $3 81 and
There is no change OF importance in pro-
;ionS-l hnrnnl of Commerce.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

THE next session of this Institution will COM
i mence the LIST of July, at which time, some
Of the students, having completed their Academic
course, will leave vacancies for others.
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county.
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN.
June 24-c6t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

UPPER APPoMATToX COMPANY.
THERE will be meeting Of the Trustees OF
i the Upper Appomaitox Company at Farm
vile, on Tuesday the 18th day Of this month,
Ouly.)
~ 0'Ne' : - s. D. MORTON,
July 4-c3t Cis. u A. Co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE have this day associated with US IN our
w business, E Bruce Ward. The business
for The future will be conducted under the style
and firm of Halves, Van Duersen & Ward.
HALVES & VAN DUERSEN.
July 1-c3t
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LOTTERIES.
J. +. Words Lottery Office,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HorEL Rich.
" MoND, Virginia.

~ MoND, Virginia.
II IMPORTANT NOTICE! II
G,eat Reduction IN Postage!
On and atler The Isl OF July, letter, enclos
ing from one TO a dozen Lottery Tickets may be
sent the distance of 300 miles for only fire cents-
over that distance, ten cents Many persons in
the country have been deferred from ordering
tickets in consequence of the heavy postage.
Now, however, that difficulty is removed, and in
dividuals living 300 miles from Richmond can
get their tickets on the same terms as those pur-
chasing at the counter. Persons ordering tickets
of the undersigned, need not pay postage on their
orders, and will only have TO pay five cents on The
answer.
Attention is requested 10 The following
Splendid Lotteries for July:
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 49, To be
drawn July ~.
Capitals:
prize of $4,000 100 prizes c: 1000
10000 50 300
5000 so 200
L $500 50 $50
65 of 100, &c, &c, &c
Tickets $40. A Certificate Of package of
&c whole tickets will be sent lor $3.50; halves and
quarters in proportion.
$4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No %: To be
uiuNA IVY iS'h
Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 prize OF $3,00S
do $4,000 so do 1000
do 1000 so do 500
/ do 5000 60 do 300
1913 of 100, &c, &c.
Tickets $40, and lowca Prise Sl2 A Certi-
ficate OF Package Of 25 whole Tickets in The
above will be sent for 1920
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 30: To be
drawn July %.
Grand Scheme:
| prize of $4,000 l prize OF $4,000
10000 $500
1000 1877 20
so prizes of 900, &c, &c.
Tickets $40. A Certificate Of package OF 2G
whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves and
quarters in proportion.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certifl-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
(or smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after il is over 10 all who order from
lime 81 ], F. WORD Richmond, Va.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, &c, IN CHES-
TERRIFIED

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trus, executed 10 me
ID by John NJ. Quinn and wife, dated slh
March, 1915, and of record in the County Court
OF CHESTERFIELD shall, on Wednesday next, al II
o'clock, The 9lhday OF July, proceed sell on The
premises Tract Of Land in said county, lying
on James River, containing 100 acres. and ad
Joining the lands Of VIM. F. Gill together with
the Steam Saw Mill, Engine, Fixtures, &c, upon
said land.
Terms made known on day OF sale
SAML. A. PATTESON,
Inlv ids Trustee
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HUMMER PANTS.-Three dozen plain and
: striped linen pants just received and for sale
G. DUNSPAUGH s. cos,
June 10 No. 81, Yves, Main street.
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Cn.pARTNERSHIP.

CO.PARTNERSHIP.
The subscribers have associated themselves to-
gelher for conducting the DRY GOODS bust
ness, and take this opportunity of returning their
thanks for The very liberal patronage bestowed on
the late firm, and would solicit continuance,
pledgins ourselves that every effort on. our part
shall be rendered to give universal satisfaction.
The stock Of Goods is large and well selected,
and will be sold on terms to suit the times.
THOS. D. QUARLES,
GEORGE A. MERWIN.
Granite Front Building,
No. 229, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
P. S. Orders from the country attended TO
with the greatest care. T. D. e.
July 2-d6t&c4t G. A. M.
NOR SALE-Guaranteed Bonds Of the James
T. River and Kanawha Company-aprly at
the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
June l8-eo9t
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LANDS FOR SALE.
Wood Park for sale.

TNHlS beautiful and desirable residence, situated
i in Orange county, Virginia, one OF The most
healthy portions of the State, is now in market,
and will be sold privately, upon desirable terms.
The Tract contains 122 acres, and is considered 10
be more beautifully and desirably located for a
private residence than any other in this section OF
Virginia II lies 81 miles from Orange Court
House, IS from Fredericksburg and Is from the
Railroad Depot, Gordonsville.
Marcus Bull Jr, who resides upon The Farm,
will take pleasure in showing il 10 any one desi-
rous of purchasing. Any information wanting,
can be had by addressing him at Orange Court
House. or David Hume, Esq, Poslmaslerisame
place. MARCUS BULL.
May 9-cw2w&2aw2m
SALE AT AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN HANOVER.
DY virtue ui deed OF trust executed 10 The
ID subscriber bv The late Mrs. Susan Fox, upon
the first day OF May in the year 1888 10 secure
the payman. of certain sums Of money therein
specified SHALL as trustee mentioned in the said
deed, sell aLpublic auction for cash, upon the pre-
misses, on The Il,h day OF July, l8i5 that certain
tract or parcel Of Land, lying and being in Black
wells Neck, in the lower end OF Hanover county,
containing i36 acres, and bounded as follows, 10
wit: beginning on Pamunkey River THE mouth
oil branch tina, divides this land and Benjamin
Oliver, Jrs land, running from thence up the said
branch as it meanders eishly-two poles 10 the
public road leading ON the Piping Tree TO-
wards The city OF Richmond, thence Sonlh that
road as winds 3sl poles 10 a corner in the same
with John Real thence with the said Reals land
y. l3t F.. 81 poles by line-trees ranging nearly
with The lower part OF the bank OF ditch thrown
outwards from this land, thence running nearly
on the edge OF ditch cut altogether on this land,
passing marked gum and marked broken
down red oak l31 poles 10 John Bassell'sland, the
aforesaid ditch continued, and branch as ii me-
anders 29l poles 10 Pamnnkey River, and thence
down The said river 10 The beginning.
believe the title 10 the above property 10 be
ndispniable, but | shall sell ii with special war
ranty only as trustee JOS. MAYO,
June lT-ctds Trustee.
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office
A FEW DOORS above the Union Hole
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel,
IL Nam Street. Richmond, Virginia.
Capitals FIR Juiy, 1915.
10000 dollars to be drawn 18th OF JULY
10000 dollars To be drawn 18th of July.
10000 dollars 10 be drawn Goth Of July.
The following are some Of the leading Schemes
to be drawn this month-among them will be
found three Capital Pri-es Of 10000 dolia,s, enc
OF 40 900 dollars, besides others of 10000, 5000,
5000, &C., &c, &c.-making in the whole, MI
hons Of ioLars to be distributed by Lottery in the
course Of the month.
Packages or single Tickets in these, or in any
Scheme advertised BY Messrs. Gregory Co,
always for sale By VIM. P. Turpin, who has re-
Gently sold Gin a Whole TickeD Capital Prise
of 90 900 dollars, the second Capital of 1000 doi-
lars, and sundry smaller ones Of 1000, 500, 300,
&C., &c.
Pos,ages being reduced, remi,lances will be re-
ceived from any part Of the country free 81 post
age.
Orders attended 10 BY return mail, and when re-
quesled, drawings forwarded as soon as received.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %, 10 be drawn
July -.
Capitals
l Prize of 100000 100 Prizes OF $1,000
do 10000 so do. 300
| do. 5000 80 do. 200
| DO. ooSU o. uo. ioo
65 of 100, &c, &C.
Tickets $40. A Certificate of Package OF
DC Whole Tickets will be sen, for $3.50; halves
and quarters in proportion
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %, 10 be drawn
July 10Th.
Capitals:
| Prize of $4,000 Prize OF S3,00S
| do $4,000 50 do 900
do 5000 so do. 500
| do. 5000 GO do. 300
l2S of 100, &C., &c.
Tickets $40 and forrest pri>e$l2. A Certificate
of Package OF 25 Whole Tickets in the above
will be sent for Sl20.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 3d. TO be drawn
July %.
Grand Scheme
| Prize OF 100000 | Prize OF $4,000
| do. 10000 ! do. 2300
do. 1000 | do. 1877 20
so prizes of 1000, &C., &c.
Tickets $40. a Certificate of Package OF 2G
Whole Tickets will he sent for Sl30; halves and
quarters in proportion.
In addition 10 the above large Schemes, there
are smaller ones. Capitals: from "a 600 TO 20 600
drawing daily. Tickets in all Of which are for
sale by w. ?. TURPlN.
I,,l,,
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP
TINE Co-parlnership of QUARLES, MER-
i WIN s. SUTTON, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons having claims
will present them for settlement, and those in
deb,ed will please make payment without delay.
The name of The firm will be used by either part
mel in winding up its affairs
THOS. D. QUARLES,
GEORGE A. MERWIN,
". SUTTON, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscri-
" Der having formed a co-partnership with
John A. Robinson, his business will in flu
ture be conducted under the firm Of WILLIAMS
e. ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand, IL
beral advances will be made. Flour of all grades
and best quality will be kept constantly on hand.
Our personal attention will be given TO sales OF
Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, and all other consign-
men,s directed to our care.
June 2O-c2m THOS. WILLIAMS.
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The Amelia Springs.

TIME AMELIA SPRINGS are now open
for the reception Of vsiters. The mineral
Qualities Of the water is SO we'll known, that the
Proprietor deems il unnecessary TO allude 10 them,
but pledges himself to make this delightful wa
terng place an agreeable retreat for all who may
visit Them. Fare TO correspond with The times.
June 2T-c1m F. A. WILSON.
sy Wing and Compiler, and Petersburg In
telligencer and Republican, will please copy for
one month, and send their bills TO this office for
collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

JITHlTE LINEN COATS.-4 dozen White
w Linen Goats, good quality, well cut, and
warranted to fit, for sale at FIVE per cent advance,
a, G. DUNSPAUGH s. cos,
JULY No. 81 West Main Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08
MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

~
June I7-cw4w Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

DIVIDEND.
THE President and Directors of the Farmers
i Bank of Virginia, out OF the last six months
profits, have declared a dividend of three and a
half per cent, subject to the State Bonus of per
cent payable on the 18th inst.
VIM. H. MACFARLAND,
LII . 81 PreSdeni
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-22

CoSeaEss We learn by late adsices, iha,
the Joint Resolutions of the House 10 annex
Texas have finally passeded the Senate. and
Col BESToN's bill as an amendment, thereto,
which amendment has been concurred in by
The House. We published The Ioin, Rosolu
tons several weeks ago, and Mr.. BeRtou's
bill may be found 10 our columns TO day.
The Cheap Postage bill has also passed the
House with amendments, one OF The most i'm.
porlan, Of which is. ,ha, all single letters shall
pay ten cents, in lieu of FIVE. as passed the
Senate. for any distance over three hundred
miles. The amendments have been conc nsred
10 by the Senate. The law is TO 60 into effec,
on the first day Of Jolly next.
All other business before Congress seems to
have been merged by these two great questions.
and has probably been laid over, with the ex
cep'on of the appropriation bills. for The action
Of the next session. L..
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-22

The House of Representatives makes
inquiry of Mr.. Tyler about defaulters.
tie answers: mo case Of cmbezzle-
ment Of public moneys by any person
holding office under the government. is
known 10 have occurred since the 18th
of August, ISL, unless exceptions are
TO be found in the cases of the Post
master at Tompkinsvillc, Ky. who was
instantly removed from office, and all
proper measures for his prosecution
we're. transmitted to The United States
District Attorney; and John FIana-
gan, Superintendent ofthe Lead Mines
of the Upper Mississippi, who was al.
80 removed"