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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06
Feb. 27-cw2u
EDIICATION

THE School at Long Creek, Louisa, will be continued
the ensuing year. under the euperintendence OF the
subscriber He will teach the Greek, Latin French and
English Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, Maihema
ics Surveying, &C. Having completed his education at
the University Of Virginia the subscriber has in his pos
session ample testimonials of his qualifications as a
Teacher The School will commence OH Monday, the
26th Of January, 1896 and terminate the 4th Of De-
cember following. The charge for Board, Tuition /,
Washing Lodging and Fuel will be eleven dollars S!ll
per month"; Letters the subscriber should he directed
10 Long Creek p. o., Louisa CO, Va.
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OF The Baltimore Patriot

PHILADELPF1IA, Warch >, T. NJ.
Tus MARxEr-Coton is firm, with sales OF
only 800 bales OF Uplands and Mobile at u
9, cents on time. Flour is quite steady, but
anll OF stockholders still ask S4 IS Tor standard
brands. A sale OF good red Wheat was made
.; lOs cents on time, and holders OF Corn arc
asking pa cents advance on the recent prices,
Groceries are still inactive; sale OF 40 hhds.
Porto Rico Sugar, old crop, was made al "a cents.
200 casks Hams and Shoulders, in pickle, chang
ed owners on private terms.
The weather to-day is quite mild, and the snow
is last disappearing from the streets. The sleigh
bells are sill heard, but The runners CRATE very
roughly over The pavements.
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THE subscribers have this day formed Co-parner-
i ship, under the Arm and style Of CLARKE &
TIMBERLAKE, for the purpose of conducting the
Grocery and Commission Business. at the Store former
~ occupied nv KILBY SALE & CO, and more re-
Gently By ROBERT B. LYME, and second door above
the Old Market Main Street where they will he happy
TO see their city and country fends and will promise
to sell TO them very low for cash. or on shcit credit 10
mn nctual customers JOHN w. CLARKE,
A. r. TIMBERLAkE
pIahnno..d March 1-1fc
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EAGLE HOTEL,

MAIN ST. RICHMOND, biRGINih.
T HAVE this day opened The Eagle Hotel,
4 which have fitted out win new iurnllnfe
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers, hv lie day, month or year, and also Tor
transient visitors As every exefiion WI DC
made 10 give satisfaction, hope 10 be literally
pa,ronisel. Persons visiting The cry would DO
well 10 give the Eagle Hotel lrlai; and hose
having horses may rest assured mat nave as" .,
made The Res. arrangements lor having mem We.
taken care Of MARI 4. Chl W.
nh o6-r3n
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TO THE SECURITIES OF GERMAN
nAKER

TIME securities 0. German Baker, or their le-
L gal representatives, are earnestly requested
10 meet at Macon" John Spears TaTern,) IN
Powhatan county, eight mile, above The Court
house, on The lOih day of March, ls46, TO make
the necessary arrangements 10 avail themselves
OF the provisions OF The act Of Assembly Tor
their relics. rco. 2i-c3t
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely Thomas III. TaliaCcrro.
HOUSE ANDIOTs FOR SALE

Twill sell, on The premises on SATURDAY,
l4'h March, at o'clock in the evening, q. mol
sold privately bcfore) a House and Lot fronting
on Adams street forty leet, AMI running one lun-
dred and ea feet on Peasani> street.
Mr.. Henry Thompson, who lives on the prs.
misses, will show them 10 any one wishing TO .,uv.
TUOS. Ii. ITALIA FERRO,
March Auctioncer
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS KEW AKD.
DAN AWAY on the hrst day Of January last Ne
deceased. by the name O. HARRY He was Of very
black complexion, about five feet six Inches high, be
tween forty and fort, FIVE years of age, speaks short
when spoken TO- No particular marks recollectsd-had
IN when hs left country Coat and Panaloons
will give the above reward often dollars 10 any person
or persons who will apprehend the said Negro Man, and
deliver him to in the county OF Hanover or through
Mrs. frances Bailey, in New Kent county, or lodge him
in New Kent jail. soI get him again.
JOHN 3. ATKINSON. Administrator Of
ROBERT BAILEY, deceased.
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GRIST AND SAW MILL in HANOVER
FOR SALE

=. over, pronounced on the e8th day Of November,
1883 IN the cause Of Meltons guardian against Melton
soa oilers shall, as special commissioner appointed
,S' tne purpose on FRIDAY the 9th Of March, 1885,
70 seio the highest bidder on the penises the Grist
,oa cav MIL with The land attached thereto, belong
'Hg % me Estste Of E. G. Melton, deceased.
70. ?, hanover, two miles below Cold Harbor-is To-
on an excellent branch OF the Chckahomny and
hill Is new.
Terms Of sais.-one.ihird Of the purchase money
oe required IN cash. the remainder In two equal in
,aen, OF four and eight months the purchaser exc
. bonds with approved security for the credit pay
ur,s no ute 10 the said property Is 10 be retained
" '"e whole OF the purchase money 10 paid.
N,,hs WIN. T. H. POLLARD, Commissioner.
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TIREMEN. ATTENTIoN-A special meet

T1IREMEN: ATTENTtON-A special meet
i ing OF The Board Of Directors Of TIE Rich
moud Fire Association, fer the purpose Of hear
ing the excuse Of Firemer, far fines which have
been assessed during The pas, six moa"s, will b"
held al he Office on Friday evening next, al ]
r'clocG, al waich time will also be considered the
propriely OF striking OF the names OF such Fire
men as have failed 10 attend six successive fires
wilhoGi offering ? reasonable excuse according 10
the 10Th section Of the BY Laws. BY order OF the
Board cl Directors.
March 5 JNO. II. BOSHER, Secretary.
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MOBILE MARKET-Feb 23d.

CorroN-The market to-day has been excee-
dinghy quiet, the sales being estimated at from
sO0aiO6O bales. No change in prices-mid-
dlines 6sa6tcents.
FaElaHrs- The ship Edwina was taken up TO-
day al lIc for Antwerp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

y, r GRAVES who for The las seventeen years has
Ia. heen Denn,v Clerk OF rownatan. henc no lonrrr
engaged IN that business Offers his services 10 the fuh
Tic generally and the citizens Of Pow atan parcu Ely,
fny the transaction Of CT, business TOR which he IS qa-
i6ad He will draw eonvcyances OF all kinds, settle
aecounts (being Commissioner IA thancery,l eoiieet
dents, &c, &c Will undertake The collects OF Gems
IN Amelia Cumbsr and md G'cch!snt, IN addition 10
his avn county and will go 10 olrer paris OF Inc
St,,.. If snficisnt indueement be offered
He takes the liberty, without consulting them,o o. re-
ferrna 10 Judge Coplon and Samuel Taylor H. hnoae'
and Samuel P. Hawes Esars, and to every gentleman
in Pow hatan. -
~ Address. Powha,an Court House, Virgins.
Fob. I7-ew4w
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot
NEW YORK Tuesday, P. NJ.

Tas M.nKsr-Sales of $50 bales Cotton; pri-
css steady. No sales OF Flour or Provisions
Wbiskey % a "a els. Whale Oil IS selling, ior
home use, al 35c. nothing for export Sales oil
100 bills. Pot Ashes, 1916, al II l-2; $50 bbs.
Pearl al 4 81 a 37l-2.
Exchanges steady, without sales.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
port OF MOND.
High Water this day, al 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Hollinghead, Baltimore,
suniries.
Schr Sarah and Mary Bates, Auakapas. sugar
sndmolasses, 10 Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
Schr. Mahala, Robinson, Auakapas, sugar
and moasses to Drnlop, Moncure & Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Edward, Baker, Boston.
Schr. Richard Thompson, Corson, West Point.
Steamer Columbus, Hollinsshead, Baltimore.
The Columbus reports two briggs one ship, and
four schooners ashore between Newports News
and Craney Island. The schr. Calharine Martha.
Creighton, which sailed from this port few days
ago. bound 10 Philadelphia with a cargo Of coal,
IS sunk in Ave fa,hom. water, abreast OF New
ports News All hands saved.
Ship Washington, Knarp, from City Point,
bound 10 London, laden with -four and tobacco,
was driven ashore abreast Viewpoints News,
during the gale Of the d inst. and will require TO
Be lishencd OF her cargo before she is gotten of.
NORFOLK, March 3d.-Arrived, brig Colon
DO, Luffman, hence for Guadalupe; put back in
distress, with stern cut down by coming in con-
tact with brig Choctaw, during The night OF the
gale and with the further loss OF her round house,
head stays, rysal boom, &C.
Schr. Forest, Brown, from Richmond, bound 10
New Bediord-in distress, with loss OF starboard
bulwarks, bowsprit, rigging, SC.
Schr. New Jersey, Ward, from James River
in distress, 10 w. II. Garnet & Co, with loss OF
sails, spars, and rigging, and boat and bulwarks
stove.
Schr Sea, Hart, from Richmond bound TO New
York, put back in consequence OF bad weather.
Schr. Amer,cus Wheeler, from Richmond
bound 10 Baltimore.
Schr. Larch, Robinson, hence Tor Guadalupe.
went ashore during The gale Of yesterday. at The
blight OF Craney Island; vessel will probably be
gotten off BY tightening, &c.
Schr. Joy, Smith, wen, ashore al Craney Island
yesterday and is now high and dry.
Schr Richard Bowden, Pierce, from Rich.
mond, bound 10 Fall River, with loss OF boa
stove, and some slight damages inflicted upon
vessel during the late gale.
Sehr Brace, Young, from Richmond, bound &c
Wareham, Mass.
NEW YORK, March 4-Cleared, schr. VIM
Wright, Wildin, for Richmond.
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COMMISSION pI1SJNESS

TIME Subscriber has This day formed co-pari-
ncrship with Mr.. MUNEOE w. JONES,
& Buckine tam county. The business will in
future te conducted under the firm Of DlBRELL
< JONES. They will make liberal advances
on produce ih hand Office on l2n street, near
Gailegc Mills. X. II. L. plskELL1.
Oct 23-c2awIT FEB IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

IN Chesterfield County Court, Jnnnary l2ih, 1910
i DAME, Cannon, his proper person hna George W
CorLiII JuIieira .nehllI, Irbtha a. co.b;l, Folly H.
Lorbi ami Kelsey -. co.bill, infant children oi WIZ
liam Cogbil, deceased, who sue by Catherine Coehi,
their mother and ne friend, Plaintiffs
against
rI.I,,a ;..i.:;,.a, administrator of Edith o. Cogbl
deceased, and Jesse Corhil, Defendants
This day Tins On ~ he heard upon The bill
and answers, and itappearing Ia The Court that the or
der OF publication against the absent Defendant Jesse
her 1915 has teen duly published In the Richmond -
qIirer "a paper published IN he Cry Of Rchrondl for
Is, month"; and tie j,s.r cosb iii! filling "a ai-
pear anu answer the bill OF the 6o;nplananis, uraa
consideration whereof, Tie Count doth adJndsr order
and decree tn. i'ouriiysor-r Edwin ". PvlndeStrr,
after having puhshrd notice FOR Two months IN some
Pew snapper pu,-hd ~ the tity OF Richmond oi iht
lime aud pace 9! ..ay 'hr do proceed 10 exh
mine state aud settle, The amounts of saf Jes 'r Coph
A. agent Edith O. Cogbl. deceased, with any mat
ler. specially stated, deemed pertinent by h'se or
which may he required he .tst-d hy the parties and
that he make of his proceedings to this Court, IN
order 10 a in1i drcr.c.
Copy Tese, ". W. !. co6Bil.i., u. 9
The parties nanl,d aad interested in the above Decree
are hereby notified that have appointed Thursday, the
2nd Of April 1896 To cary into effect The said decree
on which day, by 10 Ocloct, A. y" they are required To
attend before me- at Chesterfield Court House, WIZ III
necessary papers and other evidence. u from any
cause the settlement Of the above accounts should not
Ir completed ON that day, the same VIII be continued
~ The same :le a.;i place, from LAY TO day, una ..e
same shall be Completed. .
Chesterfield Court i'ovs.. January au-cw2m
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II III Il A Il II f i.

Third night of the Engagement OF MISS
MARY ANN LEE, who will appear In three
new Dances.
Mr.. JAMESON will appear as Clermont.
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F-b. ,a-crsw Commissioner in Chancery.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWFNTY DOLLARS REV AhU.
-S ,wav a., IN. snb.erbrr abou, tine eighth Oh
last month, my hARSY who Is sS % twenty ,I
years Of age WI si.s ne above and s.i,ssri
~ me a. stevansyilIs King & Quetn county. ne
r.i.rd nea, a'i., . > JOHN BAGLEY
Feb 2O-cwlms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

D.tcre ior tlcnets anu shareS ana certl-
Gates OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
ofs;cia, accour' = FAC. drawing will be sent i'm
medialey after it is over TO all who order from
us Address
J. G.. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Feb % -2awi&c Richmond Virginia.
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ds. Paine & Co.,
III ANAGERS OF LOTTERIES
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

KIVHMUNN, VIRGINIA..
TIE bushes. u ;he agency cf Irssrs d. PAINE &
co heretofore conducted under the firm of T.
RUSSELL BIGGER & co will hereafter he carried
on by The subscriber, agent for the Managers, and all
orders addressed 10 them, 10 myself viii he prompt.
~ attended 10. c. W PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE u CO.,
Managers of Lotteries.
The following Grand Schemes are presented 10 our
friends, and The patrons Of The aic lf riz-s3D 00o,
l1c nj .oJJ-lowest three numb.r r..J, 500.
Grand Consolidated Lottsy, Glass No. 10, To be
drawn n Wilmington, Delaware, Narch IN, 1876. rs
Ms. II drnMn
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rmnhuh liberal cnomrwm e hy
informing uhrg yh a
h
hrh
Leather cs OnB sCh
REpARNa III nauesam ad,aa uhH
March
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On FRIDAY EVENING, March 9th,
Will be performed the beautiful Drama OF
The Artists Wife.
c,ormon, MIR. JAMESON.

MISS MARY ANN LEE will then appearin
GRAND PAS SEUL.
GRAND HANDKERCHlEF WALTZ, by
Miss Mary Ann Lee and Mr. G. w. Smith.
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ed Copy. Teste,
co. THOMAS B. JoYNEs, c. s. c.

have appointed Saturday, the llth Of hpr ne' 10
carry effect the above decree, on wn,ch day n
O'Clock a. NJ the parties interested WI atenc oe.G
m al The Clerks Office, in Drummond Town, WIN
.uch papers and other evidence as viii enable me "
"aAe ~ 80 MEAsc SMITH,
- :, namr,i.x.oneY in ChanCsrv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

a MOTHER SUPPLY OF those excellent
y Mans OF Oregon, Texas and California, inst
-...;vsd =, D. c. KINGS,
March Nexl ooor 70 lne ros' oH'se
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.

Agency al Richmond, Virginia.
THIS Company was incorporated In the year 1875
WITH perpetual charter, and capital Of $25n,00o,
ana nsuIes against loss damage by fre Dwelling
houses, manufacturing Establishments, Household
favorable terms.
Any losses which the Company nay sustain on
at this agency, viii be adjusted with promp-
titu1e and liherality
Applications or insurance. the renewal OF policies
may be made TO the subscriber who has been duly ap.
pointed agent for the City of Richmond and Vicinity.
Dec o-com II. BALDWIN, Agent
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y. Tcste, SAM. SHIELD, CLERK.
CosM.>s.osER's Grrrcr, ycnx Tows, !

CoaM.>s.oS GrrrcE, YoRK Tows,l
December Is b, le45.
The creditors OF Thomas a. Gibbs interested IN the
foregoing ORDER are hereby required 10 eshb before me
at my ssd office on or before the first day Of April
1896 the a.canl Of their respective Claims against The
Estate Of The said Thomas A. Gibbs deceased In order
that the may be seized and reported BY me a.
Commissioner 10 The snid Court.
Dec aa-cmhM SAL SHIELD. Commissioning.
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To whchwi be added, an entire new Farce,
written expressly Tor this Theatre by Mr.. JOHN
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.. e.. Gregory q 60.
M ANAGERS, NO. l0I, MAIN STREET.
lVI RICHMOND, Virginia.

MANAGERS, NO. I0l, MAIN STREET.
lYI RICHMOND Virginia.
Grand Schemes far MARCH, 1876
80, 900 DOLLARS!- is OF 900 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 10,
to be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
March 7th, 1916.
Grand Scheme:
l prize of $4,000 ! prize OF 1920
1 j" 10000 IS 1000
4 " 1000 81 500
\ :" 5000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves S. Qrar'ers so.
Certificates OF Packages OF 25 Wholes, $3.50 90
DO do IS Halves, Us 20
Do. do % Quarters, 80 so
$4,000 DOLLARS!
" ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 4,
10 be drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday,
March l4,h, 1876. is dfawn numbers cut Of 1S.
Mammoth Scheme
1 prize Of $4,000 prizes OF 1000
i 10000 so /" 1000
/ 10000 30 /" 500
/ 5000 50 s." 400
/ 4.217 100 Of $50 &C., &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 50; quar's3 Is; eishths 81.
Certificates OF Packages Of 26 Wholes, $40 90
Dn. do. 26 Halves, IS 90
Do. do. 70 Quarters, % so
Do. do. 20 Eighhs, 81 25
Il y,- -. nd Oh apJr
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Which Is Her Husband?
Pounce, MT. ForresL

MISS MARY ANNE LEE and Mr.. G. w.
SMITH will then appear in LA MAZURKA
which will conclude the Evenings Entertainment
Tr Prices of Admission-Boxes rs cts. PIT
50 cts; Colored Gallery IS cents.
u Seals may be secured from II, A NJ, TO 9
P. NJ.
n Doors 10 open at quarter before o'clock;
performance 10 commence at half-past ].
March &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

w P. TURPIN's oFFICE.-s7OO0-7
w Nos, Is drawn. Lottery draws in Rich
mond odav a, l2s oclock-Reiurn at II o'clock.
Capital 1000. Tickets Q so, shares in proportion.
IS Nos. Is drawn. A fine Lottery to buy BY the
package.
A package Of IS whole Tickets will cost $57 so
Warranted 10 draw back 81 81
Risk IS 63
Shares In proportion; for sale in grea: variety OF
lucky numbers, at No. l0s E. Main ST.
March 6
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Certificate OF IS Quarters Will br sent n. % 50
Another Grand Scheme for IAN March.
$4,000: 10000. 100000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, no IL, TO be drawn al
Wilmington, delaware, on saturday, March iIh. Is
Nos, 70 drawn.
GRAND cAr;I,Ls:
Prize Of s5O.uooI ! P.xs of SIS 900
cocoa Al :" 900
4" F" l0.0hn 40 % " $40
G,00o lv9 /" AGO
Tickets SO halves, q, quarters ,.
a Certificate of AZ Nhoics COSTS slII M
4 CaIfcat. OF III Halves costs ~ 90
a Certificate of % QIar:ers 50 10
1-,,- Orders meet the pr0inpt attention. The
drawings ~ all who ofde ON Us: and the cash for
all Capital Prizes he had usual sight, the mo-
the drawings are received.
For large Prizes address u. PAINE & CO..
Feb. y Managers, Richmond, Virginia
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Hanover County. February l3-cw4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-06

IN CHaNCERY-vIRGtsfA AT n Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chaneefy. held for N: toaaiy o!
Accomack, on the lTtn day ut December, 1875
Peter Price Hulda Price, Nancy TAILOR, John T. Du
bany and Teisy hIs wife. Joshua Riley and sally his
wife Peter Riley and Wealthy his wife, Elisha Taylor,
Nancy Newton and James Chenx, Plaintiffs:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06
The Store. house Of Mr. WIN. R. Sewers, Q

fhomson's Depot, was struck BY lightning on
Wednesday evening the 18th instant, without
however, materially ioj1ring the building.
The electric fluid first struck the chimney
and run down the roof-whieh is o. tin-some
twenty feet; Il then made its va, through the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06

- PEI live from . communication in
The Richnaad Wing. that Gen. Chapman
has been1zioWed with the functions q
Assistan. Postmaster General for hi, Dis.
trIct. He thus writes TO DR.. Brocken.
brough in reference 10 the removal q
Mr.. Crawford. Wing Postmaster a, the
Warm Springs:
Dear Sill received your letter some time
since felalve to the appointment Of Posimas.
.ss = 'ne YARN 1Pfiugs, and waited some
time Tor the arrival Of the resignation Of Mr..
Crasfordi ~ that failing 10 cone, / have de.
serm'nea 70 heve the change made, and have al.
poluied NJ. McGofin the Postmaster At the
warm Springs. The Department is kind e.
nouen 70 permit mo, on all occasion, 10 mske
any change1 desire 10 my district.
Respectfully, yours, sc.
AUGUSTUS AURELfUs CHAPMAN.
Il have deiermined'' 10 have McGufin
appointed Postmaster The Department
permits NE. on aR occasions, to make
any changsf desire in my district. The
Department Is very kind indeedl
Gen. Chapman 10 since out in a'fetie-
10 which be denies that any n.ri ~ b;s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06
,

-. WI, tFNVItO"LIB sUWS HaC0 ICHdIua
and 'hen into The cellar, where j, complete
" exhausted tsforce. There were some o
ten persons 10 the siofe.room At the time, bu
no further injury than slight stun va, receive,
BY any Of the company.
sa "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06

The Tariff Bin introdueed into Congress BY
Gen. McKAr, IL now the Law Of The land. and
sbs Tariff Of 1912, esnsequsnily repealed 80
Locking 81 The passsse Of The Nav 8iH, poIii-
icaily, We have No cause for complaint. for IL
coataiss wlihin itself The seeds Of destruction,
and uill'csrrJ alcBgto its deep. dark, and last
log obseurity, those Who have fois,ed 1. upon
ths.eeantfy,
;. The Nav Tariff Fill a In hvbr;d nraveny N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06

"a Fire IN Front and from the Rear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06

y
~ upon the
---s-aste on Saturday
,..ss ny the foIo sing yote -
YEA-- Mesra Alien. Ashley, Atshison, kther-
ton, Bsghy, Bealon, Breese Bright, Eslhean, Cam
eron>s Cas-, Chalmerp. Diekinsen, DIX. Fairfield,
Aannegan, hodsioa. lewis. Niles, Penny bsk er,
!.a.k sssnple, Sewer, SPesgh,. Tarsey. Wes,eos,,
Yalee--2s.
Mars Messrs. Archer, Bsrgw, -Berrien. CilIey,
Z. Clayton. J. NJ. cl.y Ton. Csrwip, criieaden,
Davis. DIV ton. Evans, Greene, juniiogton, john
son OF Md Johnson Of la, Mangum, Miller
MoseheAd. Psaree. Phelps, Simmons, Uphsm,
Webster. Woodbridgr-2s.
Daring Tie psadspcy OF the question before
the Senate, Mr.. Benton gave j, some ahone
thrusls," shieh were The -nors poignant from
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06

GENr TAFLoR bias two enemies upon
him nov; first, the Mexicans, and mex
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06

tut IucplUco press. Inc "JeHeFsonlan,
leading organ Of The party in New Or.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-08-06

, ORGANS OF THE PENNsYLvAN.Ass. /
Under TIE Nsp Tariff Act.
| The whole press Of Pennsy lvania, with an ex-
cep.ion or two-boih Loco and Whig--are exc
Grating The New Tariff Bill. The newsof lis
passage was received with both alarm and in
dignation. We make few extracts from Penn
syIvsnia papers showing how il is regaIded
there:- n,
The Ph:ladelphia Spirit Of the Times, most
violent Loco journal, says:
TREAsqE 10 1.-The
infsmy has been consummsied and BY
the vote Of George MiffiIn Dallas 81 Penn
sylvanial The Old Keystone has beer
blasted by The hand Of :reachersuss son.
Like that Of him who fred The Ephssian
dome, the fsmeof Gao. n. Dallas shall
be immortal-immorial 10 execration, i'm.
mortal 10 infamy. The Commoawe alb
that had given him birth, life, favor,
wealth, station and power. called upon
him 10 stretch forth his arm and save her;
he has answered ihescall as The assassin
responds TO the mercy cry OF The helpless.
Alas, poor Pennsylvania! An smpire
Within herself. possessing more of'the re al
Ielements Of " q ifh and ore ali o ss thar tha