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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20

TESTAMENTS for Sunday Schools at ~.
i cents each-a large supply Just received and
for sale b. S. T. BARCLAY,
May 10 No, ,6, Main St.
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. u. Hill, Auctioneer.
NEGRO WOMAN.

NVTThU W ONIH.N,
VIII be SOLD this morning Al 10 O'Clock Negro
Woman. r. p. HILL,
Nav ~ Auciioneer
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TOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE-Drawing OF the
II Monongalia Lottery, Glass 20:
l6 33 20 IS - y 9 10 81 25 3 10 10.
Alexandria, Extra, Glass No III:
So 81 81 81 % 80 80 % CT 40 II 6i7.
Alexandria Glass, No 20:
40 80 II 80 81 IS ) "a 80 IL TO 81 l3.
May 20
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ROTARY PUMPS.

TINE inhabitants Of Richmond, and all Others
J. who may be interested, are invited 10 exa.
mine The Rotary Pump and Engines now exhibl-
led in This city by the subscribers, al the Office OF
The Southern Planter, Main street, nearly oppo-
sic ihr Banks. This Pnmp is found, upon a tIal
oi l2years, 10 be superior IN operation, and more
durable Than any cher ~ ,Se-t has received i
diploma from The American institute Tor three
Successive years The subscribers manufacture
four sizes, which can be applied 10 Wells, Cts.
terms. Springs &c also Tor Stationary Engines
for FartorisS, Movable FIR EnPinee, Rail oad
Stations Tor Supplying Reservoirs, ard protection
against Fire, and Tor any other purpose where 4
large guanliIv o water is required being per-
feet Draugh and Force Pump, drawing from Is
10 300 gallons Of water minute This Pump
has been extensively introduced in The New Eng
land States and has given universal satisfaction.
as an bc shown by leueiS Of recommendation IL
uur possession. We also manufacture Garden
and Plantation Engines, neal ana Useful article
We keep also on hand Lead Pipe oI yarion.
size. Hose Stop.cock>, and every article neces-
Sary Tor putting The pumps in operation.
Persons wishing 10 purchase 10 sell again, can
do 50 al a satisfactory discount
April S-c:.m F.. 5. WILLIAMS Co.
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BY THE GOVERNOR or pIRGINI
a Proclamation.

VIZ HEREAS, it has been represented 10 the
w Executive that ALEXANDER WEEsE, charged
with The murder Of Solomon Weese, both OF Har-
dy county, has fed from justice and is now going
al large:
Now. therefore, /, JAMES Mcdowell, Governor
of Virginia, do hereby offer reward of fifty dol
lars, to any person or persons who will apprehcnd
the said fugitive and deliver him into the
Jail OF Hardy county; and require all officers,
civil and military, and request the people Of the
Commonwealth generally, 10 use every exerlion
for his arrest, that he may be dealt with as The
law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
The lesser seal of the Commonwealth, al
lsEA'"I Richmond, this third day OF May, in the
year 1915 ia: MCDOWELL.
Alexander Weese is about el 10 inches
high, and about 25 years old, spare-buii with
dark sandy hair, black eyes high check bones
and sinister expression of counienance.
Nav 6-pwlW
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TN CUANCERY-V mclSi. In Hanover
/ county cont, February 18th lsl5
Bowling Edmondson, Eliza f.. Edmohdson
Harriet w. Edmondson, Horace Christian AMI
Emuella Christian, irian, children oil Sarah B.
Christian who aas Sarah r. E'mondSon, bv their
next friend, Jcseph Staskc, trustee for The sail
children. plaintiffs,
against
William A. Eimondson, John s E!mondson,
- Berry, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Eimondsou, Defendants.
This day came The plaintiffs b. their attorney
AMI filed their bill, and The defendants, John S.
fi!mondson and --- Berry and MARY his wife,
moi having entered their appearance ard given Sc
Curly according 10 The Act Of Assembly and The
Rules of iii, Coun, and il appearin. to The
Court by satisfactory evidence, tina, they are not
inhabitants o.this Commonwealth Il is ordered,
that The said defendants, John $. Ednonison anal
- Berry and Mary his wife, do appear here
on The first day Of Nav Court next, and answer
he plaintiffs said bill; and that copy Of this
der I've forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
i>brd in the City Of Richmond COR two months
.uccessively and that another copy be posted at
The trout door OF the Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Tesie,
WIN. o. WINSTON, D. G. II. c.
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~pplS'S OFFlCE-Half ticket Nos. 10
Il % capital in lottery drawn Friday
=. "a Maid by TURPIN.
/. ,,bsr pri7e-halflicket Nos. 81 SO Ga ca
! Io-,ery drawn yesterday, sold and paid by
IN TURPIN.
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nR. GIDEON B. SMITHS WHOOPING
~ COUGH CORDIAL.-A certain cure for
Whooping Cough and Asthma good remedy
in Cholera Infantum, or Summer Complaint
Croupy Coughs, and all spasmodic affections OF
the CLOTHS, and in passages.
A supply Of The above medicine just received,
for sale by ALEX. DUVAL & CO.,
May 10 147, Main Street.
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Glands sARSAPARILLA- What tor
- lures" says Dr. Herschel, "might have been
dispensed with, had few simpler principles of
physiology been earlier understood" Modern
physiology has doubtless done much for the anne
Iteration of human suffering, in pointing 10 the
diood as the seat of the elements OF disease in
wide range OF disorder; but experimental chemis-
try has done quite as much in the discovery OF an
agent which will reach and purify the infected
and injecting stream. Sands Sarsaparilla affects
this important change, with direc,ness and uni
formity almost incredible. Salt Rhenm, Erysipe-
las Rinsworrn, LeProsy, evervspecies OF Scrofu-
lous complaint, Mercurial Ulcers; in BRIEF all
suppurating sores and eruptons disappear under
its operation.
II For further particulars, and conclusive evil
dence Of its superior value and efficacy, see PAM
phlets which may be obtained OF agents gratis
gr Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail
and for expectation, by A. B. SANDS & co.
Druggists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, No
10 Broadway, corner of Chambers street, New
York. Sold, also, by ALEX. DUVAL & Co.
Agents Main street, Richmond, Va. Price 81
nor ho,tle ar CIV b,,tiesfnr Us Nav
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,,HlNE JOURNAL.
). ar RICHMOND. MAY 20.
!. Wafer this day, at D, P. Nj.
ARRIVED,
~ IL

-
ARRIVED,
,swsss Sutton, Norfolk.
siaf' i rnlnmbns. Parrish, Baltimore, sun
:, u,r, New York, sundries, TO In
H. sea, -, ! s. Woodbridge, E. 0. Rails &
bI"pr. ,,r O. A. S,recker, Edmond & Da-
y ; pun .nnor, s Allen, Williams 6 Hax-
- pa' Wrei & Co, P. Johnson.
ils9 y;,,,nia Carton, North Carolina fish, to
sorS 9;sn Aiy Casey, North Carolina, fish,
's'1, p .nl,njsr Perrine, New York, ballast.
u H's s. Manchester, from New York.
Nayl7-Cleared, barque Isabella,
ing g. Nav l4-Cleared, SchIs; Susan
s9NAs m,,;ns and Hurd, Films, Richmond.
zig, Cu'l' NAV a. Cleared, schr. VIM. AP-
't II p"jn, Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
:,
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E, %ricE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
BAL! person entitled TO the RICH. Of pre-emp.
H. any lands within the limits Of the town
aH aoove enumerated, is required 10 establish
.sr e % The satisfaction oil the register and re-
"a ~ = me proper land office, and make pay
4 sI "e'eio', as soon as practicable after seeing
kan.as, and before the day appointed for The
rseneni Of the public sale Of the township
F4.is;.ss me uact claimed, (above designa,ed;)
''e such claim will be forfeited
Cos. JAS. SHIELDS.
Nav Ssn'''"'oner Of The General Land Ofies.
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ALSO,
; Bales Mariners Stripes
3 Gases Bleached DrillngS
> do CamletS
do Summer Twee,ls
do do VeslingS
For sale low, by
KENT KENDALL & ATWATER.
Max Ii
The New York herald., 1845-07-07

Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence OIL the Herald
HARTFORD, July 4, 1886.
Eosning Of the Third and Morning Of the Glorious
Fowth-Ihe Fourth in this City-IAe Orator Of
the Day-Appopriate Ceremonies.
The Mayor, at an early day, having issued his pro-
clamaton, by authority, that fire crackers, fire
balls, or tar barrels could be burned in our Streets
this national occasion, sndry PERSONS :" too nu-
merous to mention, to arrest, not having the fear
of said law before their eyes, did, with malice and
sport aforethought set fire to sundry millions of fire
crackers on said Mayors steps, and at few other
public places in this cityand, not content with CIV
ing such sautes, they burnt several barrels mere
ly out Of compliment to the Mayor, and threw fire
balls until their arms "ached." This they kept up
until three o'clock with an occasional alarm OF fire,
Just to rouse out the firemen when, to have bon
tlre worthy Cfthe OCCASION, some wicked person
set fire to barn in the south part of the city,
which was consumed. A barn adjoining, was also
one half burnt. Thus the whole night was made
hideous
the Fourth went off, otherwise, very tamey, in
this city; The bells were rung at sunrise-no ma
tional salute fired by our city fathers and even
our State House was left unadorned with the new
and beautiful State flag, which act shows the reve-
renee that our Comptroller has for the day-a real
old blue-ight federal feeling Nothing would have
OF young and patriotic gentlemen, through whose
| veins flows the blood and spirit Of rs, determined
not TO let the day pass of by default unhonored
They therefore invited on the I'd instant, Seymour
N. Case, Esq, who year ago was the law partner
of our democratic candidate for Governor to deliver
an Grafton the steps of the State House-but as
he in whose charge was the State flag, had not re-
verence enough for the day, and for the blood split
in the revolution for freedom, to raise said flag
on the State House, they very properly adjourned
few rods east, in front Of the American Hotel and,
in the stoop, from the second story, with the flag Of
the United States, waving over his head, did the
the Orator of the day do justice to himself, his coun
try, his ancestors, and his fellow citizens. The
great audience who listened to him were highly
entertained, and manifested their appreciation by
frequent and repeated outburts of applause. The
ladies' too, God bless them who graced the occasion
with their bright eyes, manifested their patriotic
feelings for the orator, by the numerous wreaths and
boquets thrown to him. For what more could Clay,
Calhoun, Webster. McDufiie, or even Demosthenes
himself ask, in token of the appreciation Of their
efforts
| / should have mentioned BEFORE that General Ma
than nj. Waterman presided. John w. Skinner,
Esq, the reader of the Declaration of Indepen-
| dence.
| The meeting upon the descent of the orator, who
had both hands filled with the trophies won the
occasion, fell in four abreast and escorted him to
his lodgings, at the City Hotel
Thus passed off the glorious Fourth of July in the
| city of Hartford.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
KNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

4
THESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness the
back breast, side limbs, bruises, sprans &c. and for
asthnatic affections and Group children, will
give immediate and soothing relief.
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaints Of
the Liver Lungs and Kidney.
Persons Of sedenary habits whose business requires them
stand much who may be troubled with weakness in the
chest pain in the side breast will find relief by
ing OF these Plasters.
With regard efficacy these Paster nothing need be
said they with them their accommodation, and
the price being remarkably low sufficient nducemen for
those afflicted to give them trial.
The proprietor confident that by the great and increasing de
mand for these Pasers the popularity which they have obtain
ed solely by their merits and the universal satisfaction
which they have gvcn that they decidedly superior
others in use
No pains spared in making them adhesive and plab
possible and rendering them free from all those objections
which Of complaint to the ordinary plase Of the
day.
These Pasters need but trial give every satisfaction de-
sired.
that his signature the back of each None others
genuine.
Made only by p B. KNAPP and sold wholesale and retail
his Medicine Warehouse No 362 Hudson street door below
King street. New York Also for sale by the Druggists
rally. Price IL I2 and IS 81 each ms 2neodsrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
s % %
S U M M Z r. A R r N MENT
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,

5 U M M E X A X K A N @ E NJ ENT
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after Ath June, 1885,
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tain-8A NJ. daily Sundays excepted, stopping
at Farmngdale and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Tram-9h A. and p NJ. for Farming
dale and interme edate places, daily Sundays excepted
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks
ylle and all the stopping places between Hcksvle and
Greenport.
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train daily, Sundays excepted a l2k o'clock NJ
the arrival OF the steamers from Norwich.
ACCOMMODATION TrainAt AM, daily Sundays excepted
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farming gdale Depot
Accommodation Train ca A. NJ. and 21 p NJ daily Sun.
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train ~ p NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
lyn and intermediate places.
Boston Trains stop only Farmngdale and st. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
the road going both ways receive and deliver
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
Varieties.

Varieties.
Mr.. 5. z. Jarvis, Superintendent of Indian affairs
in Canada has been suspended in consequence of defa
cation in his accounts
The National Guards, 9th regiment N.Y.S Ar.
tllery, under the command Of Colonel vermilyea ar
rived in Albany at an early houron Saturday morning,
from this city They were received and escorted to
Road by the Artillery, Van Rensselaer, Guards, and
German Rihemen; They mustered some $50 muskets
and preceded by Dodsworth's celebrated band, made
fine display they passed through the streets Their
encampment continues for week.
The Jersey City advertiser states that Mr.. Foote
declines the appointment of postmaster in that place
His reasons not private. The necessary expense OF
an office, clerk hire &C. to one who, unlike Mr. Smith,
is not already provided with these, would probably d
vest his successor Off not alncarly all advantage
from the appointment. Mr. Smith WILL therefore, still
continue postmaster at least for the present
The game of chess which for some time has been
kept upbetween Mr.. v. of Philadelphia, and Mr.. s. Of
New York, has been closed. Mr.. s. of New York in
letter to Mr. " resigns, which by Interpretation
fesses himself beaten, SO Philadelphia is victorious.
VIM. Vaux, who was recently convicted OF rob-
bng the Westeld mail near that place in January last.
has turned State evidence against Erastus Averil and
Darius Tallman, who were then both living near tho
State line, the latter keeping public house with being
against both these individuals, and they were according
ly arrested last weekAverill at Worthwhile, and Tall
publc @ bouse The former was taken to Cansndaigua,
and Tallman committed to jail at Mayville, with the
pecation of getting ball. which ne obtained in the sum
At Stettin, Prussia, is hotel on whose sign is
painted sork standing on one Leg with the other pro-
ected horizontally, and underneath the inscription
9 Zur Fanny Elssler"-" Fanny Elssler Hotel"
preacher is now attempting to prove that the
beast which chained thousand years and then let
loose to scourge mankind is nothing less than Ru.M -
This then, is what is by the beasts having
many horns, and so many mouths to match them:
Rev. James III. Thornwell, professor of the Ev-
dences Of Christianity in Columbia College, Sc has
been called to the Baltimore Second church
in place of DR.. Breckinridge.
The Bonaparte paintings at Bordentown, are TO
be sent to London to be sold They form, is said, a
very choice collection.
New POSTAGE LAw-DIsTANcE.-We were some
what surprised says the Hartford Courant find that
there are more Post Offices within thirty miles of Hart
ford than Of any other large city In the Union The
number Is lis. Within thirty miles OF Boston, there
l05-and within that distance of New York, g.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
SCOTT'S BAZAAR,
No 81 DEY STREET BE;TWEEN ,BR6ADwAY AND

Glands SCOTT returns his most sincere thanks to his
- friends and the public large for the liberal support
ceved he has business and hopes by the
attention merit continuance thereof The qualities
ofhs Aes, Wines Liquors and Segars, too well known
eed comment large of Refreshments be
had a all times III twelve nghtsuch Beef Steaks Nut
Eggs Pickled Tongues, Welch Raebs Coffee, Tea, &c.
good dinner Roast Boiled Meat for One Shilling, every
day from l2 to o'clock. Dublin Brown Stout always
daught Good lodgings for 2o cents and 3 cents Cold
Cuts notice This House has been proved by
comparison years past the coolest and comfort
able the city No House better supplied with English
Steamers Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready at
NOR s--for nothing je8 1m*ec
The New York herald., 1845-07-07

Stages in readiness the arrival of Trains the several
Stons take very low Fares all oths
Island.
Baggage will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street. Baggage for the several Trains 30 be-
fore the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway Baggage taken separate Crates.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---FO Tho usand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-$7 IS per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY fiERALD-Every saturday-Price Ct cent?
per copy-S3 l2s cents per annumpayabe in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual ISices-always
cash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed with beauty anc
despatch
I3- All letters communications, by mail addressed
10 the establishment must be post paid the postage
will be deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
fsoPEIEToR OF THE New YoRK HERALD EsTABLIsHm mENy
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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GRAND EXCURSION " COTILLION PARTY,
TO PERPL-ANK'S POINT,
ON THURSDAY, JULY l0rH, lSi5.

d0et1H The Managers OF the THISTLE BENE-
zEt1azGz3s - VIOLENT ASSOC lATION beg leave TO an
E-SS-Zn 10 the members, and those who take
interest in the Institution, that in compliance with the
wishes Of numerous body Of their friends who
for Grand Excursion place on THURS
DAY, 10th july inst The splendid tear,e WASHINGTON
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
Co. A1h &EsE -

E.NPREsS AND IloNEhR PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia PishHrg via the Pennsyva Rail
roads and Canahrough 3a days. The above line now ~
full operation aud offers great to persons who wish
pleasant mode of travelling the west
The built in the approved modern style the
boats hted superior and every effort made
by propretors conuce the comfort and eonvenenc
of The scenery this unrlvaed and tn
chain Of internal Improvements well woi
thy of being
BY this route passengers avoid all the agues ana dangers at
endant stage travelling and at the time make
peditious trip.
The leave every morning o'clock Passengers ad
vised engage their places Phadepha Office in Phlade
pha F. Of Chestnut aud Fourth streets and at Nos
10 and Is South Third sts. A. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Philadelphia, May II, 1886
For information, in the city Of New York, apply to
B. II. KN1SELL, Agent for
d. LEECH cos Line. 7 West ST, N. X.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07
Mobile.
Correspondence of the Herald.]

Correspondence OF the Herald.l
NOZZLE, June 2s, lS45.
Terrible Fight ,cih Bo,0,e Knipes-Ihe Weather
Health of the City, &c.
A most bloody affair came off here this morning.
about three miles from the city, between two young
men; their names are John Bagley, of New York
city, and Leonard Wilson, of Richmond, Va. The
dispute follows: 1t appears that they crossed
blades about month ago, when they were arrested,
and held to bail in the sum of 5000 dollars; Bagley
left the city for Tuscaloosa, where with the aid of
his late employer0 he embarked in the window
shade business, bought small house and work shop,
and piece of ground, besides or three negroes
On the 2lst of June, Wilson was seen in Tuscaloo-
sa, drinking with some persons, and was heard to
say that he would be revenged on Bagley, for some
injury that the latter had done him and on the night
of the I'D OF June, the work shop, and house, and
three negroes, with about 1000 pair of window
shades, were all consumed, and as he was not in
sured, the loss ruined him. in the course of the day.
after the fire, somebody conveyed to Bagley the in
teligence of Wilson's arrival at Tuscaloosa, and
how he hnd threatened Bagley, for some injury
which he had done to Wilson. Bagley Immediately
went in quest of Wilson, and upon inquiring for
him at the tavern mentioned, ne ascertained that
Wilson had left for Mobiles Bagley concluded that
he must have fired the house, instigated the act;
and in company with his late employer, started for
Mobile, and arrived but three hours later than Will
son; and on inqulrlng at the house where Wilson
in and was showed up to his room. When Wilson
saw him lie was thunderstruck. Bagey accused
him of arson for firing his premises, and he did not
deny it; he then gave him his choice, either to go
to prison, to fight him; the weapons to be bowie
knives Wilson accepted the challenge, and they
met this morning on the Stone street road and after
slashlnS at one another for about half an hour in
which Wilson was cut pecemeal, his second inter-
fered and it ended; Bagey's late employer acted
as his second on the occasion.
Bagley is an enterprlsng young man, and per-
of some genius as painters he has great talent
for the stage. was up at Tuscaloosa about three
weeks ago, where number OF young men formed
Thespian Club for their amusement, during the
tediousness of the summer. l was there and saw
Bagey perform, and he displayed talents of mean
order
The weather is dreadfully warm in this vicinity,
and the farmers are complaining of the want Of
rain.
The city remains healthy; indeed it is the opinion
of great many, that little sickness will be
prevalent this season; and they are of the same
opinion in the Crescent city
p. S. have since learned that Bagley has left for
New York; also, that Wilson has died OF the wounds
he received in the duel. Bagley, although a north
erner, is one on the southron principle, Il. e) bow
e knives, and being an expert fencer, received but
| slight wound in the arm, as am informed.
The New York herald., 1845-07-07

SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL
FTER long endeavors the undersigned has succeeded
introducing to the people Of the United States article
they have long needed II is in the shape of Paste called
healthy and pleasant drink for the Summer While pomi.
Heartburn aud Sour Stomach aud is capital drink for diseases
OF the chest Its COMPONENT parts innocent and 1t
be recommended to females all Of e good for
wet nurses and be used substitute for milk
Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. Joachimsen No.
129 Attorney street. je2 1msrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-07

James Dunlop John street. Brooklyn James
22d and Broadway: James Grant ~ Ann street. John
Cur, Bleecker and Hammond John Martin, Cathe
rine slip.
~ Refreshments on board, as per bill Of fare
jy6 5lec A. CAMERON, Secy.