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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
THIRD sUPrlY OF sew AND DESIRABLE
Fall and Winter Goods,

~ III
" New York last week where he has hten about ten
days selecting. OF the newest aud most fashionable
styles of Fancy Goods imported this season and r-
chased AT very low rates. with money: also, various
kinds Of staple articles, cheaper than thrg Lave been
purchased before this Fa-a part oil which are rnirr-
ra ed below:
Rio Grandr Piaids tsi!k and woody entirely new
California and spun silk Plaids newest style
Embroidered Swiss Robes aud Dresses, white and in
Loom. srw4d and needle work Dresses
Rich embroidered Cashmere Robes and French Meiino
French Cashmere and Mouslins printed and shaded
Scotch DO, in great variety and cheap
Supef hIag l., fancy co!orcd and plaid Apacas
Rich striped black and blue hack Silks and Satins
Rich Armue Gro dc swiss and fancy colorrd silks
Heavy black Satin, for Man,as ana Vesting
Black aud fancy coored silk and worsed Frngesi mar
rev dlttO.
Cimps, all widths; aud Cords
Rich bonnet, cap and plain satin and lu- Rbands
Rich Cashmere, Torteri, Thihei aud Net Shawls
Christine, Mammoth, Lady Peel and Lynns do.
Plaid wpolcn and shaded Shaw ), from s. 10 s.
Ladies' silk and velvet Neck Ties and Cravais
i;inghams and Cacoes IN great variety anh cheap
Drapery plid striped and fancy col taIletOn Musns
Ladies' blk aud white silk Hose plain aud embroidered
Raw silk lambswool, Thibet and Alpaca do.
Morayan mixed, brown and white cotton dn.
LADIES' silk, kid. and frt net Gloves and Nits
Ladies' and genilemens Thibrt and Cashmere sitts,
and ladies' Vests
Black and white BRUSSELS Wells, and black silk Lace
Shell, tuck and side Combs; graduated Butt"ns, md
steel slides
Super wool black, brown, ride, myrtle, and invisible
green Cloths
Plain black and blue and striped and ribbed Cassmere'
super and medium fancy coloed Cassmeres, from TO
~ shnc5
Super HUE blk green, s'ee and cadet mixed saiinetls
Heavy beaver and Oregon Clnihs. very cheap
Paid and rainbow Coakns and Gala piiids
Blue steel mixed, gold do and brown kentucky Jeans
Welsh Flannes, line and low priced white and red do.
Whitney, Mackinaw, and t~illed aud duifil Blankets,
with 4 large stock Of coarse Wooens for servants
wear, cheaper than they have ever been sold NJ any
former season-amons them will be found number OF
parts OF pieces Of Carpeng, which offered al very
low price TO close sales
our stock has never al any former season been as
complete, and certainly never as chtap-all entirely
new and warranted TO be OF the hest OF every thing -
ported or made in own country.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
Dec I-cit No. pit Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
NEW GROCERY STORE

TIME subscribers have entered into Cu-pannershp,
i under the firm OF HERRING & GARDNER, for the
purpose Of conducting the Grocery and Commission Bi
gness and have taken the Store formerly occupied by
William T. Barrett Immediately oppnsiie llr Richmond
and Frederick sburg Depot Broad street They intend
Keeping general assortment Of FAMILY GEuCE-
RiES which they ask The ATTENTION Of their friends
and the public generally One of ~ having he-n en-
gagged in the business for several years in This CITY, VIZ
hope bv close attention. To merit SHARE Of patronage
We Will pay particular attention 10 The sale OF a Kinds
OF produce consigned to from our country friends
GEO. HERRING,
Orf 6-c3m GEO. W. GARDNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMB Z
10000! 10000! 10 OF 1000!

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 to be drawn
Saturday, December 18Th, 1896, at Wilmington, Della
- Ena Id drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
PUBLIC SALE AT SPRING GARDEN.

A = my lease 1T Spring Garden terminates with the
N present yenr, shall cter for SALE Al that place,
(two miles briow Hanover Town. publicly, without
reserve, on WEDNESDAY, The 10Th day Of The present
month"; Decrmber,l If fair oer~ lsr on The first far
day thereafter, the entir crop o Corn labou fyr hun
drd hblsl eight Mules and II rrs, twenty -odi head
of Cattle, consisting oil Oxen Cows, iisers ard Year
nss iory odd head OF Sheep, among them nine hE-
muitou between iDrty and iiy head Of heavily fatrn
ed Hogs, all The blade and top Fodder, sheaye Oats
Shucks aud straw, and hers. tarts one four horsc
Wagon and Gear couple of Wheat Fans, double and
single Plomghs ilrrows, Drags and cnltivaors, Axes
and Hoes, &c, &c.
4 credit al nine months will BE- allowed ali SUMS
of s. and over, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, before the property removed. Under
that amount, cash VIII to required.
Dec I-cw3w LASEY JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
W.P.TurpiY,'s lottery Office,

MO. 10! MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
~ gisia.
j. GRE DRY & CO., -H-4N.46ERS.
w. P. TURPlN. vENpER.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Alexandra Lottery Glass X, for 1885, TO be drawn
Alexandria, December 18Th.
10 No. L0ttery-li Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize of saoDuO prize OF $1,000
10000 % /" 1000
5000 % g $40
l 5,UUD &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters . So Certificates Of
packages Of 25 Whors SOL: halves SOL quarters PSI
Alexandria Lottery, Glass =, for 1886, to be drawn
NJ Alexandria, December 26th.
IS No. Lottery-!3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand scheme:
prize OF $4,000 / prize Of s4,OB0
l20U 1920
enoU 30 I" 500
5UuO so " sou
Tickets $l0 halves s; quarters so. Certificates of
Packages of 90 Whole Tickets $2O; &c halves 20; 81
quarters 80.
Remlttances received free Of postage Drawings for
wlrdod, when requested, az soon * rrceivsd.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Nov - w. r. TURPIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

RANK OF VIRGINIA.


THE General Meeting Of the Stnckhuders Of the Bank
Virginia will he held al the Banking House IN tie
city of Richmond Monday The iih Of January nrri
By an nct OF The Legislature, passed 25rh March, s4a
No officer Director of Bank can vote by Proxy Tor
any Stakeholder in any election Of Directors or 0ncefs
oi Bank, nor shall any Proxy be valid which shall
have been executed sixty days hrie tt- time III any
election SAMUEL MARIN, Cashier
Farm Of a Para II AHoJn,D for rating IN Prorg
KNOW ALI. MEN by THESE PRESENTS, Tha,
- do hereby appoint - - To he snhstl-
tute and Proxy for and in - name ana hrhali, To
vote al any election Of Director or Directors ni the
Bank Of Virginia: And furthermore In represent - AT
all meetings Of the Stockholders Of said Bank, and IN
repeaIine or amending such Bylaws, Ordinances OF
Regulations a. may be deemed necessary and convent
rnt for the government and management Of the said
Bank, as fully as - might or could, were - person
ally present.
Witness - hand and srals-l this day of -.
1884,. -, lsr.~l
-, SEAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
sAIE nE YAI.uARLE PROPERTY.

On LII We ShLO isoi iSS
~ ohedrI ce the last viii and testament Of GcnrPe
T.. Sprui deceased. the subscribers will proceed IL
sell his late residence Warren county IN Monday
the 2ist of December rnsnnl, the Plantation, crop of
Corn, Fodder Oats aud Stock Of every description
The Land Is OF excellent qualify, and IN thr imme-
dale vicinity al the Shncco and NGc sulphur Springs.
eight mi es South Of WaIrent0n On II Is a large and
convenient Mansion IIu.c recrEtly built, with every
necessary building. The Plantation l. ~ excel
condi;inn for making Crop, having II all The
necessary nns Stables, tranary and Ccoi houses for
,hr accommodation III ArgIor-. II contains three
Thousand acres, aad NJ he Sold N Two mole iiaeis
10 sun purchasers and IN Ion. credit. Persons who
disposed purchase privately, air invited 10 come
forward and do
At the same and place VIII be offered for sale
about twenty valuable Saves, part of them, II II cx
pect-d. Tor cash.
The terms Of the above sale VIII br made known on
the dsyof SALE which w br continued from DAY 10 day
until all 10 disposed III.
D. TURNER ,,
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Negro Esiring.
rpIlnNdA II 'raTJAE ERR0

OFFERS his services again 10 his friends and
~ The public generally in hiring out Negroes
Tor The ensuing year, and collecting all claims
entrusted To his catc-also, renting out Houses
and selling all kinds Of Produce. He takes his
,nelhad OF informing those who wish 10 employ
him, that il would lie advisable 10 inform him as
earlY as they can tina, he may have an opporlun
~ of getting coo1 homes. fie pledges himse
that every excrion Shall be used 10 obtain gooc
prices and good homes, and hopes that ar
experience OF fifteen years will enItle him 10 q
share oi patronage.
~ He viii al ali times he found al Messrs
NIB see. llili'> Office, opposite Mcssrs. R
"A. Dickinson 4 Brother, franklin Street. il
roar otthe Bell Tavern. Nov. 4-cit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

NOTICE Il shall petition The next General
~ Assembly, for reasons 10 be set forth in my
petition, for divorce from my wife Virginia
Myers. WIN. r. MYERS.
Nov. lS-c30d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
HRIgger's Prize Office

iHE clause VI Tie YEAR.
bigger winds up the year with this following grand
- Schemes, under the management Of D. Paine &
Co whose Tic.es lie ses 10 tr exclusion Of all nlli
ers. II there are any who wish 10 close The with
pocket full Of the needfu lei them send To the
Prize VeDder in lhr world. Address
JOHN u. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
1..a.-v Of said SQUARE, and Tor other

,,he,n boundary OF said square, and Tor DINER
pa n motion of MIR. PATRICK,
re House adjourned.
-. The Reporter for the Enquirer is very sor-
IA, he did no, take fuller notes OF MI La
,,,rR's speech. He reere's that the "oFu'um
,.,eD" Of the delegate fiom Phtsylvan'a should
u :. sen, forth 10 enlighten The citizens OF our
so I se hopes tina, he will still allow it 70 60 to
issa world The only excuse ha! the Reporter lei
i@ = ,ha, he thought that il might be laid on
has = md ordered 10 be printed Such splen-
=: .an avn should not be allowed To "was'e
~ sweetness on the desert air"
~. are requested to state that Mr.. Christopher
=. BOVINE OF Matthews & Middese1, is pre- re.
.,,si By indspostion from taking his seat in The
II ,rse Of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
$4,000! 10000,
Is DrawR Nos. out OF each package OF u Tickets.

Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters So Certificate of n
package oi wholes $ll halves SIS So quarters % IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

Ills own propeiry--or the property of - -, his
ward-or nf his tesiator nesates estate naming the
testaor or intestaeor de held by him in virtue
OF some duly recorded will deed In trust for some
other pc PERSONS ming the persons and deed
Ilec r. Isi6-eDtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

THE Principal ofthe New Baltimore Academy, from
L an anxious desire for repose, after service Of
twenty years. having retired from this Institution the
Trustees DESTROYS TO supply his place with compe
tent Teacher. The School, besides the scholars OF the
neghborhood, has, for many years, commanded from
twenty-five TO forty boarders Any applicant, who can
come we'll recommended for classical requirements,
qualifications for impartine instruction. and for ire
middle aged man would be preferred. Letters, post
paid addressed TO the Trustees OF New Baltimore AGA
demy New Baltimore, Fauquier county, Va, and COM
ING 10 hand before the 9Th January lsi7 will be prompt
lv answered CHS HUNTON, President
of Trustees Of New Baltimore Academy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
Farm Of a Para II AaoJn,u for ro'iag IN PTory
KNOW ALI. MEN by THESE PRESENTS, Tha
: County, IN wit

- County, 10 wit:
L. -, Justice Of the Peace for said county
do hereby certify, that - -, who ha-- executed
the above Power Of Attorney, personally appeared be-
fore me- and made oath, that The Stock which -
vote - proposed To Le 1ivrn is bona iiir' ---.
and tina, the is not held by means of any transfer
contyed designed rvadr the provisions OF the act
Establishing general regulations Tor the interpretation
of Banks passed the 2ai March, 1851.
Given under my hand thls - day Of - ls4-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
SLAVES

ON WEDNESDAY, the 30th day Of December next,
" IL fair IL not the fair day, will be sold for
cash. public auction, near the United States Hotel,
in the town Of Fredericksburg, forty likely and vann-
bic Negroes Among them are Two very good Cooks,
| and one excellent Carpenter The sale will commence
| nj II O'Clock. WIN. II. FlTZHUtSH Executor
INV. l7--ctds CT VIM. Jones, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

DENDLEToN'S oFFfCE-Dnwing received by ]
O'Clock to-day. Capitals $40, OOO 5uo0 10 prize
Of $50, 10 Of 1880, 10 Of 1000, etc, etc. Whole
Tickets only S.; halves SO; quarters o5 Prizes for
sale until II O'Clock at PENDLETON'S OFFICE,
Dec. Is No. s Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

WILLIAM Flu N 5EE
Warrrnton, North Carolina, Now lO-cw3w
pJ- Wing requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15

WASTED-At the Peni,entiary, Hoop Poles and
w Pine Cord Wood, Nov. 3-cll
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FREE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES. {

Dec. Ii
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LOTTERIES.
I'D. Paine 4 Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR 1876.
THE following Grand Schemes are presented to the
patrons of Fortunes Home They are offered
Christmas Presents, and those who desruus Of OBJ
tanning one or more of them for small sum should
make selection and forward orders
Z. w. PURCELL Richmond, Virginia.
$4,000! 100000 10 of 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 81, TO be drawn
on Saturday. December I9th is46, at Wilmn glon, Del
rs Number Lotiery-li Drawn Ballots.
Grand Sc,Ieme
Capital Prize of S30,DOO 10 prizes Of Sl,2nO
Z" 10000 10 900
!" COCO 10 500
2,4l0I 10 $40
10 prizes of 1000 800 ' $50
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters Q So Certificate Of Il
package Of whoes Sill halves IS so; quarters II rs
$4,000! 100000
Is Drawn Nos. out Of each package Of IS Tickets.
Splendid for Packages.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 81, TO be
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday, Dec. 26,
1886. rs Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Capitals.
] Prize Of $40, 900 10 Prizes Of $500
90 10000 10 Prizes of 400
;" 5000 10 . $40
1000 10 oDu
27O0 400 $50
10 &c 1850 &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves S, quarters So Certificate OF
package whoes s91 So halves &c 25 quarters 70 H.
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct The
price Of three Tickets.
u. PAINE & CO., Managers.
Nov. % Richmond, Va.
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BOlIingbrOOk Hotel.

Eel EhoD y ttSr, VA.
THE subscriber has taken charge OF this well known
establishment, recently occupied by DR.. Juo. Mnge
He promises his friends aud the public generally, that
effort shall be unemployed 10 render the house every
way worthy OF patronage.
Dec. l5-c2aw2w WILLIAM KIRBY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-15
lNrALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AMI

FEVER.-No Cue, IN Pay
nR PRICES AGILE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ rau,ed 10 cure Apur md Fever in frnH twenty Ia
thirty hours IL directions are followed Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst casrs: IN
no instance have thirty been known 10 fan They are
contains twenty Pills Price 81 per ioy or 81 per
dozen. Planters aud Farmers would ind IL In Their IN
lcrcsi keep ply hand AS tiry may thus save
large doctors Bills The Pills can he put up III neat
citr packages aud sent by mai ii letter postage lie
pupfl. tors order prevent cpnnteri1its ana lipo>
iiun are Determined H.; IL esahl'si S2cnciei All nr-
der. lu-t be- attended win the i PAID, anh III
rec,eG 10 ur. T. J. kENWuRTHl 4 CO.,
BIEa sifeei. Petersburg, Virginia.
N. y The money VIII he returned III every Case OF
failure. any h-'u
lNFlKMARI OF TIE MEDICAL COL
LICE
THE .,,N n,r i.nitri nin THIS Institution NJ The
j following charges, payable for ,Er FIRST week IN
advance:
White patients s. per week.
Cuored patients per week.
These charges incn,lo Roard, Medical attendance,
operations when required, nursing, medicines, and
every necessar. service.
Classes Of patients Private can he furnished NJ
an additional charge of 81 per week. The Medical
under the charge uf three OF the Professors q"
the College for prescribed periods IN rotation. The
Surgical committed 10 the Professor of Sur
gerry and The n>trirca the Professor Of Obstetrics
Tile attending Physician and Surgeon visit the lns-
tuition da and in of difficulty. the whole Col
r-e Faculty is card in consultation, without additional
expense totIe patient
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, VIII
please give city reference
03-cn =. MAGPIN, President
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-04
Esfate of Isaac Bronson.
June Doth 1916.

NT Office is hereby given that the duly anthem
~ ticated copy of the lost will and testament
OF Isaac Bronson, late of the city, County and
state of New York, deceased testate, proved
approved allowed and recorded in the Srrrogate's
count, in and for the said County of New York,
hath been duly admitted to record in the Probate
court OF the county of Grant i'm theTerritory of Wis
consin, and that letters testamentary with copy
of said will thereto annexed have duly issued from
the PROBATE court of Grant county aforsaid 10 the
undersigned one of the Executors named in the
said will, and that the undersigned hath been duly
qualified as such Executor. And the term of IL
months from the date hereof. bath been granted by
the said Probate court OF Grant County, to the
said Executor to complete aad close the settlement
Of said Estate. All persons indebted to said Es.
tate, or having claims demands against the same,
are notified to have their claims and demands set.
tied, and adjusted, within the term of IL months a.
foresaid. FREDERIC BRONSON,
Executor.
June 90, 1916. 16-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-04

OF We copy the following from the New
York Tribune:--
Dates from Vera Cruz TO June LIST. have
been received at Charleston, by the way Of
Havana.
The CQnsuls OF the neutral nations, resi-
den. a, Vera Cruz, had protested against the
blockade oflhas port.
The Mexican Congress met on the 9Th
uli. Ex-president Busiamenie being appoint
ed President Of the same. II is generally be
lieved he viii be elected President.
tits said that Paroles will march over 10
Maiamoros. al tho head of strong army-ihO
larges, portion composed Of The body Of the
departure with his army is already fixed, but
has not been made public. Gen. Bravo will
occupy the Presidential chair ad interim.
The suspension of payment continues, and
things generally remain in the wors, condition.
The MsEiese Geso,emon, he'd eel,ed n
meeting for the purpose Of procuring resources
which was believed could hardly be obtained,
as the clergy are no, able to pay the amount Of
100000 monthly, already demanded by the
Government, and on the other hand The annual
condition of the several States is not such as
10 expec. from them any resources.
New Orleans papers 10 the 10Th inst have
been received 10 this city, 10 which we ind
the following;
Gen. Tayor's son has lef, New Orleans
for Matamoros with his fathers Brevet com
mission Of Major General.
The lady Of Capt, Page,who was so severely
wounded a, the battle Of Palo Alto, arrived a.
New Orleans on the OH, on her way 10 Point
Isabel, 10 meet her husband.
a letter published in the Delta from Psesa.
cola, says, tina, ii is reported thai the condition
-four squadron, 10 relation to that Of The Eng
lish fleet, which has been increased, is very
preeatious.
The principal portion Of the American fee.
are now a, Jolaverd, and the ST. Mary's. Fal
mouth, and small brig arc cmising before
Tampieo.
Mr.. Walker has issued orders to gran, clear
anees to Ma,amoros, thus throwing open
Norlhera Mexico 10 American manufactures.
Hon. Henry Middleton, who for many
years represented US ut the Coan Of ST. Pc
,etshurg, died a, Charleston on Sunday last.
The Treaty was referred TO the Committee
on FoI,ign Relations.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-04
Notice to Miners.

ID ULES and regulations for miners on Lands
NJ belonging 10 John b. Turley at Pigeon Dig
gings viz: On the FL and N. E1 of See Is. r
K w. and Wa of S. w. 1 of Sec -, T. 4
II w.
lst. The ground to be worked and held BY
ranges only.
3D. To prevent disputes, the miner shall have
20 feet each side of his range, and the privilege of
working his range so far as the same shall extend
Oh the tract of Land.
Sd. The miner work at least 2 days in each
week, unless prevented by sickness, damps Or foul
weather
4th. To pay to said Tnrley the one sixth Of all
Mineral raised when ready fer sale and delivery
the rents in all cases TO be left OF the ground
9Th. The undersigned reserves from being min
Ell upon by any person bat himself. strip 40 rods
wide off from the south end of the e half of N. Ell
of Sec Is. t. A r. 3, above mentioned.
9th. Any miner said Land Other than the
owner falling TO comply with the above rules will
forfeit all clam in any wise Oh said Lands
JOHN b. TURKEY.
June Doth 1916 Id 81.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-04
Estate of .4rthur Bronson.
June 2Oth 1916.

nj OTICE lie hereby given that the duly authen-
~ ticated copy of the last viii and testament
OF Arthur Bronson, late of the City. county and
state of New York deceased testate-as proved
soproyed allowed and recorded il the Surrogate,s
court-bath been duly admitted to record in the
Probate court of the county ofGan, in the Terri
torv of Wisconsin, and that letters tes,amentarr
with copy of said viii thereto annexed have duly
issued from the said court of Probate of Grant
county aforesaid, TO the undersigned one of the Ex-
ecutors named in said will, and the undersigned
hath been qualified as such Executor. And the
term of IL months from the date hereofhath been
granted by said Probate court of Giant county, to
the said Executor to complete and close the settle
meni efsaid Estate. All persons indebted 10 the
said Estate, or having claims or demands against
the same, notified TO have their said claims and
demands settled and adjusted within the term a.
foresaid FREDERIC BRONSON.
Executor.
June Doth 1916. 164t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-04

General SeoH.--ll seems from the cores
pondenoe Of Gen. Scott with Secretary Mar.
cy, that the General fancled tina, bis services
were so iodispensably necessary to the pros
ecu,ion Of the war with Mexico, that he could
afford TO treat the administration with grai0ii.
Gus insult. After the President had invited
him 10 personal interview, and treated him
and his military opinions with the utmost def
eronce, and finally crowned these generous
acls Of confidence by comforting upon him the
command Of our forces 10 the southwest. he
turns suddenly aro6nd and In substance charg-
es the Pfesldenl with peraly with a design
10 sacrifice and ruin him; and talks about "a
fire being opened upon him 10 tho rear" il
the President had finally conferred this com.
mand upon General Scott. after these insults
had been oiiared--or had yielded TO General
SCOTS humilialing suppica,ions after the
command had been once refused by him, he
would have been wholly wanting 10 that sell
respect which should characterize the ChieI
Magistrate. General Scott had yet to learn
thai this great country contained men beside
himself. BY his arrogance aud folly has be
been soup .ersedsd.