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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

C1ncu1r Cor,R7-Gn Chnmbers)-Beiore Judge I'd
rnondsTbe case of Cook which is the seventh so Tar
as relates 10 the California volunteers which mas come
aefore Judge Fduonds did not come yesterday o"-
;a -, ,b. indge moi being present on Thursday when
The writ of habcas corpas was returrable ne" writ
in the case was issued There was also case OF h"beas
corpus in relation to rnan Illegally sent rs vagfat 10
The Pcni,en,iary The decision not yet rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

~. DESIRABLE SITE-For sale, small farm,
G: DIV yelling and CubouScs, comprising - acres land,
N well stocked with fruit trees, rised on eiinerce
of the Western hank OF The beautiful valley OF the Passac
and one and heif miles South o the Peterson Railroad
aud ar hours ride from NewYork, late tie properly .;
Saih Thorp deceased This district OF country Is ceie
brsed for romantic and quiet scenery and would be
5r1ble place of residence for gentleman either doing
business in Se-York wishing 10 retire IN the country,
ARMY 70 Mrs. THORP, on the premises or
ivr- LELAND 4 ENNIS lES Frort.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-groyvn Sheetings
L and Sh:ngs OF every style and width, nj the known
brands both hea"y and hne-Stark Mills Lawrence c. In
dian Head Cabot :. Prem HEAVY Merrnsck Exeer's
Unknown, &c. be had anuiacturerr prices The
second doors OF Nos l3 and ~ Cedar half block
P-ar.-st Low priced and medium gard wide sheelgs.
Also, best Southern Couon Yarn assorted 10 10
y; hats WICK, warp and waddng.
3 7. UNDERHILL 10 and % Cedar-st
CINGHAMS and Printed Mpslins.-A ARNOLD L
VI Co 3 Clnast oferIng The following goods
greatly reduced price
ysrd-coiogs fast
Organdy 90 DO DO Is sd per yard
Printed MGslins, DO 90 DO Is ID DO
French DO DO do DO = Cd DO
Or-srdy DO DO do DO p 81 90 NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

CHANDELIERS, CazdeIabra Lamps Ga. FiIc1--,
- &c Sc-THONAS CRANE BANKS would inform he
PUBIC AID the former customers OF Couthoy Nevsrs
thai re continues Il he old sard opposite he Tabernacle
TIE business formerly carried by iarr Having received
NE a2encg OF NE Csiy celebrated manufacturers Il w
Hooper Co ne offer. The superior articles Of er manu-
,ar- a. grea. reduction from The price OF TIE
'"'ie NJ 'nS7b~i 70 -rsIrna f-I6 VT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07
TIN0 STONE DEALERS-The .nhscribers

L pared 10 supply orders for Stoves, Hollow Ware
on The best Dealers invited cal At the Saa
manier Foundry, Nos. 10! and iUi Goerck-s between
Kivinstol and Stanton-s,s. before purchasing
- lneod' =. r. 4 J. aNORN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-07

NORTH WEST COPPER Mining Company-Ihe
sSlochhoIdcr OF this Company hereby notified that
an of Four Dollars each share has been this
day ordered, in nsismenls, dollars payable on the
22d dollars payable the 20ih October at
their Office. Nc. 90 West-sl-
DANIEL 5. HART, Secretary.
Neyv-York Aug Doth 1876. au25 2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
IL he Editors Of The Enquirer

WILL. MsnuRe, VIRsIsIA, June 10, 1916.
Messrs. Editors: The appointment Of successor to
fill the Chair vacated by the death Of Judge Sianard
OF the Court Of Appeals is matter Of the most serious
moment 10 the people OF this Commonwealth. The
anxiety felt in relation u the designation Of proper
person for this STATEN, is commensurate with the lmpor-
lance OF the duties which will devoive upon him as n
judicial officer and the high order Of talent requisite 10
the proper discharge Of them. We might point
number Of gentlemen wtuse superior abilities, exeI-
sive legal learning, and Inimpeachah!e integrity OF
character emnrn.ly qualify then for great usefulness
the STATE, and distinguished honor to themselves,
appointed 10 this office. One such We will name, aud
with other view than L, call public attention 10 hi.
peculiar qualifications for seat in the Court Of Appeals,
VIZ Judge George r. ScarhurSh CT Atcomac.
Since this gentleman = appointment member Of the
General Cout. the energy with which hr has entered
upon the transaction Of the bus Of his Circuit The
thorough acquaintance with the di6enll aud intricate
learning of his profession, and the soiicude 10
tain and administer JUSTICE which he has displayed in
the trial of causes have acquired for him reputation
which will live long the recollection of the people
of this Judicial district. Ills qualifications lawyer
none dispute. AS gentleman, lie is ever charac-
terzed by courtesy towards all who approach him, and
great affaby Of manner-as a man, by ndomitabe
energy and answering integrity.
In this gentleman We find in harmonious combna-
ton those and exalted qualities which reqnis 10
10 constitute efficient and impartial Judge He has
shown hmselfto be possessed powers incest dis
elimination, quick ar almost ntuitre perception OF
the truth Of case. which COUNSEL by the ingenuity Of
their arguments and the paushlty of their statements,
are endsavolng to conceal and of extensive and laho
roGs research added To- his superior aitainm-nts
lawyer, he has that uDrompTomising independence OF
character whenever priaciple is involved that arden.
love Of justice and rectfude which rebound more 10 his
honor rs man. We might point TO many circum,an-
ees OF his life, as eonrnaory Of what have here
said, but refrain lest only motive for indns
this notice should be attributed gross and disgusting
adulaton. Whilst this district would be by the
appointment Of Judge Scarburgh to the Court Of APP
peals, we feel confident that the State would be q
gamer. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
Our Volunteer Companies.

The Volunteer Companies of our Guy were never we
believe lnurishinp nj this time. They all have.
III. advantage of skifl and well trained officers, and
are composed Of men who Of the right Hnaertd 10
make good soldiers The Troop has been revived under
new and more favorable auspices. and all the other
Companies have lately received large acce'sons 10 their
ranks From present indications, we are led To antiei
pate brilliant display the approaching Alb of July
Is it right that the whole burden Of these displays
should be borne by The Volunteers Ought not the
City share the expense' We feel certain that know
ing as they do the immense importance and advantage
Tin community constituted ours Isl of well disci
pinned Volunteer orce The people VIII sustain cur
rulers in udcious outlay Of money, for the purpose "a
Iaudabc. We believe that our City Council are us
posed To mid tie Volunteers in any manner consistent
with their duties and il the proper efforts are made
we feel assured they will meet with success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale nv Land in the County ri Louisa,
situated four miles North West Il The Court House,
and three East OF Trevan's Depot, on the Louis:
Rauroad The Tract contains SOL acres more than
half is in original growth Of pne and ether timber
suitable for the railroad and building purposes There
is large proportion uf white oak and heart pine with
IN one mile of the railroad. The above land is well
waterrd Ey excellent springs, and Gold Mine Creek;
upon which. ana on the aid land, there is good Saw
sill. There also good Dwelling House, with ak
rooms Ice House, ard all essary outhouses, all Of
which are new. If the above Land is moi previous y
otherwise disposed of il will be sold Al public auction
10 The ges, bidder, FRIDAY, the 2ls day Of Au-
gust next.
TrKNs :-Onethrd on the first day Of January, ls47,
at VIII CHI lime possession will be given; the balance In
one and two years the purchaser giving bond and salts
factory y, with lien upon III. land Tor the defer
red paymen,s II Ia thought that timber enough might
be gotten on the above land in year to pay Tor IT,
June le-cwtda Thus. X. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
COMMERCIAL !ii.l:ia..
RICHMOND MARK Er.. ..,,,

49, - - ~ =. - 81 y
IObACCO.-Therc has been ~
animation in The market Tor the Ia, So.
We quote Luss al 81 20 , 50. conn,
- 50 a 3 SO; middIlng 4 5 3D.,
D 90 9; extra manufacturing : 5o, !.
FLoUR-s3 IS a 3 -. Price. t.,..
hilie ilimer than heretofore. SaI,.
> o. and some little demand atrLar ort.s
WliEAT-No sales; nil, co,et
CORN-Mlarket dull. We cro,s !. ),
cents per hu>hel. !"
OArS-From wagons AMI rai'-as, J.
cents Ier bushel, anu from vessels XII Il
WHEAT OFFAL-Eran i. cont.
cent; Blown Siuf, 80 cents: smo M
fRoVlSiONS.-5acoS: >m.iee.. h.
y Cuisd d! ct>. Tor hog rouat T,,,...
"a II cents Shoulders 43is5u, r.
Ia 3 cents. 1
Shad 81. ~
Hill 20 CTS. - :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
General Taylor wins laurels with his sword
and pen in every quarter. In his correspondence

General Taylor wins laurels with his sword
and pen in every quarter. In his correspondence
with Ampudia he says piIhily:
"I,ake leave to state, that consider the tone
Of your communication highly cxcepionaelc,
where yea slgmalize the movement OF the arm?
under ny orders a. marked with the seal Of UNI
yersal reprcbaicn You must be aware tnal
such language is mol respectful in l,seil, either
TO me or my government; and while observe IN
my own correspondence the courtesy due 10 your
high position and TO the magnitude OF the Interests
with which we are respectively charged, shall
expect the same in return"
The U. S. Gazette we'll remarks:
There is something really Washngtonan IN
the tone and language Of The above quotation
mild, gentle rebuke, that ought 10 carry win u
entire correction. II is long since we have hao
such long sword and such short pen IN The hand
oi commanding General"
Recent incidents show that long pen has
proved more fatal 10 two Of our gallant Gene
rails. than their keen swords 10 a foreign fo,'
What contributed so eifecually 10 kill the Pfesi-
dental hopes of the "Great Western" as his pro-
life pen !? All hail, then, 10 the "long sword
and short pen" Of General Taylor! BE he wing
or Democrat, he has carved out career 81
bright and permanent honor. 1t is but just 10
Virginia tina, we should state, upon unquesilon'
able authority that "Old Rough and Ready" was
born in Orange county, Virginia. Other States,
Pennsylvania, Kentucky, &C., may now hang up
rhci- fidles. But. more than all, he saw slhe
LIGHT in those cred lands" which John Randolph
said we're 50 prolific in Presidents, and which
actually furnished three Presidents, Jefferson.
Madison and Monroe. This may be with The
supersilious an important element in calculating
General Tayor's political horoscope.
Generals Scott and Gaines are also Virslnian'.
p S.-The last Union, on The chest authority,
confirms the statement that Gen. Taylor was born
in Orange county, and adds: "The brother OIL
Gen. Taylor, attached TO the army, and Genera
Taylor's daughter, who is married TO Jefferson
Davis, Esq, a member OF The House OF Repre-
senta,ivcs from the State of Mississippi, are IN
| Washington"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
loo Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward OF one "' n n, =.
i lars for The apprehension and delivery = . ~
donea near King q Queen Couft-housr, ~ - ny
INV ,a 80 that ret him again, my Negro ~ las,
~ i,krn without the State Of Vratlia ~ - n
in Inc stale lie ecaed on the 9th ins,.-..-',8 -
r.,m,ned from a visi, TO his wife in RirHf',. II
H. ra,ne 70 King K Green Conrt-hou-r "" '' ~.
miles Of home. hut did not reach home " ..cpi 81
Of dark mp.exion-th0ugh not very h'e IN ~,
feet SIX inches high, s,outIy made ie =. 49,. ari
he left a t-coat and pants-o 'fslii. ,.blcH
tire of yellow and green, or blur, ie'. NM, /.
believed 10 be white fur. He had oihti ~ ,tsa
The find not recollected, e1eepta SUMNER j, -
ed goods, and several yarn vests. ha,'" =; Il r.
any pros ocation, Judge his object i -
State, or 10 Richmond. with ~. rns'r c.RaEl!
King 4 Queen, June le--esA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
ny THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCI

WHEREAS, il has been represented TO the Exeeu
w i've thai William W. Arnett, charged with the
murder OF Joseph a. Iladen, late Of halifax county
has fec from justice, and is nov going IT large
Now, therefore, I, John n. Patton, Lieutenant Co
yeInor acting in the absence OF the Governor from The
Svat Of Government, do hereby Offer reward o. fifty
dollars 10 any person persons who will appr.hend
tn. said fugitive and deliver him into the jail of Hill
FAX county, and require ali officers, civil and military,
and request people of the Commonwealth generally
to use every exerlion that he may be arrested and
brou hi 10 justice.
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Governor, and
under the lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at
lshAll Richmond, this seventeenth day Of June, in
the year 1916. JNO. Nj PATTON.
Vim. W. Arnett Is about feet inches high, and
supposed TO be between 30 and 81 years old; has full
face black eyes black bushy hair, and the veins in his
forehead unusually full When walking, has down
cast look. lie is a tailor by trade. June i9-cwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19

MONEY In NEW YORK.-Th New
York Sun OF Tuesday says AS We predicted
last week, the Money Market is now aboring
under plethora quite as extraordinary as,he re.
ceps collapse. Capitalists wereseen in Wall street
Yesterday, begging borrowers 10 take loans
The Banks 100, are now glad 10 get six mophs
paper"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
SPIRIT OF THE DEMOCRACY OF THE "IVT
IEGIONu


Ertrdet of Letter irom an intelligent R'pnt''-
can, IN Tin coHnt,y 10 Tie Editors 81 the Roct-
msham (Fa.) Register:
"We.l, siis an important crisis has come up
on Us. II is TO longer necessary that ''miinary
chietiaia" should be al the helm OF our National
Government in order 10 maintain, with patriotic
devotion, national interests. Mr.. Polk through
out our difficulties with Mexico, has maintained
every characteristic OF wise and prudent states
man charged with the highes, functions ever com.
milled TO man. would mol have him recede one
ineh from the course he has pursued; ifhe had, |
should have been disappointed in The man. As
it is, am more Of a Polk man than ever was
in my life, and rejoice 10 believe that every good
democrat in The land will b. with me-will rally
10 The standard OF The country when their servi-
ces and their counsel are mostly needed.
"But what shall say Of the opposite parts
As in The days Of The Revolution, so it is now
with some honorable exceptions, we find them
CRYING out 6galnsl the administration Tor having
brought upon u an "unlG.l war" Sc, &c.
war, by The BY moi Of -. oxn seeking, on' u
p,sitirc necess,ty-evefy hoac!sDl. Dsabs ha9-
ing failed 10 avert The casmisy. Tai. they 81
know, but nothing seems q ce 100 bad II II VII
answer as a machine for The manufacture o! 20
liiical capital. II is all intended as plainly
furesee, 10 operate upon the next Presidential
election, but trust that the "poisoned chalice"
vii! but bitter the cup Of The already mulIipiiei
adversities that have come upon them. My hope
is in the honest integrity and patriotism OF the
people, connected with a firm reliance upon an
ovelruling, merciu Providence"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19

DURRCss' OFFICE. No 6, sorth F.afit-ll,. u
- Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery. tiis' =
Is 10 40 10 /; ~ Il % q 81 = 4.
Whole Ticket, Noe. 10 10 o. another ~. a. :.
sold and paid By n
Two Lotterie. for To Day.-Pokomohe Lo.'s'''
49, $1,000 Capital. Tickets S2. :.
Delaware Lottery, Glars i45. $500 Cspha'
al The drawings OF both Lotfrres VII n e
,hie evening a, 7 O'Clock, al BURRUSs' ORR
lima
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
REPORT or CAPT. SMITH.

CAMP OF THE a ARTILLERY BATTALION, Isl BRIGADE,
Near Matamoras, Mexico, May Is, 1916.
Sir-Apreeably TO your desire to-day, have
the honor 10 report that, pursuant 10 your orders
on the 9th inst, my command CONSISTING Of The
four light companies OF the briSade) advanced
on the RICH. OF tue road Ganking our artillery
and about eighty yards from II. The moment
The fire Of The enemy was heard, fastened The
battalion, marching il BY The RICH! flank, IN The
direction Of the pond (X-) uGll stopped by the
thick chaproral when II was laced 10 The front,
and advanced in The objection Vi the enemy's
battery (C) Il being impossible 10 get through
The chapporal advancing in line OF battle, or
dered an advance by the heads oil companies,
md 10 have The line reformed as suon as we
could get throush--a matter that seemed lifneui'
If moi impossible. We had advanced thus bu,
few pace, when discharge OF musketry was
given by the enemy towards The battery and from
Our rich, and rear This rendered correspond.
ing change on my part necessary According
~ I ordered The battalion to depioy as skirmish-
ers facing the pond, (ftom towards 81 and 10
advance through The chapporal as Tar as possible.
The moment this depioyment was attempted, a
heavy and well-susained fire oil muslselry was
opened upon us from The opposite edge OF The
pond and kept IN uulli The enemy retired. Inc
chapporal MAS too dense for The men 10 charge
through, but they maintained steady ne, ana
with CONSIDERABLE eileet uHut >hoit 'ie 'e
fore The close of the action: when my own Oh
serva,ion confirming The report Of the officers
and men that severe cross-hre OF musSetry
which had been opened upon US from The LETT,
D0 came from our friends, Withdrew the BAT,
TALON abou, Two hundred yards, and then moved
ND the road 10 report Tor orders. Gen. Taylor
(by his Adutant GeneraD directed me to sus'
lain Lieut.. Duncan's battery, just about 10 pur-
sue The enemy, which did until ii halted here.
The behaviour OF The company, officers and
men. was all that could be desiIed. feel under
especial obligation 10 Capt J. b. Scott, 4Ih arii-
lerv, for the assistance rendered me, as an acnns
field officer, throughout The day.
| give return OF The killed (4) and wounded
(9below
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
T.. SMITH,
Capt I'd Art, Com. Bait. Light Cos, Isl Brigade
Capt. GEO. a. Mccall,
4,h Regiment Of l.ianry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19

RLrEsxscEs:-Iion. John Y. Mason iudfa} y.
raj; DR.. Edward P. Scott Speaker Of US ~
Virginia; Thomas J. Randolph. Alremare. " =,
tead Cook. Norfolk; William II. Taylos,' y Il.
Hon. Jarnrs A. Seldom ". c; Or. Th"ma- ~ n
MbrfoIk; Col William R. Johnson. rerft4f's
liam n. Hauison,' Brandon; Capt Tfomf. ~.
mond; William Z. Rves,' Esq, Alhenafe' =. +
bet 81. r. Hunter, NJ. e.; Right Rev. ,cfot'
d. D., Alabama; Judge Daniel Coleman, cs.,...
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex; William ~ ~
Esq, New Jersey; Robert &. Standard s't
inond; Gen. Bernard feyion,. Richnorf:" tx,
Harrson,- Esq, Richmond Hon. Thomas y
Nc. .,.,.s.
.Gen'emen who either have had. n WI /" w
have, sons or wards 1t this Institution
June lJ-cit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
LETTER FROM GENERAL TAYLoR.l
HEADQUARTERS Army OF OCCUPATION,
Malamoras, Mexico, May ~, 1916.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUPATION
Malamoras, Mexico, May ~, 1910.
Sin respectfully enclose herewith the OH
cial reports Of Capt. Hawkins. commanding Fort
Brown, and Capt. Mansfield, engineers, OF The
honbarimen, oil that work, and The operations OF
the engineer department during lis continuance
These reports, together with one furnished by
Mai Brown before his iamented death, Will give
history Of the operations a, Fort Brown from
the Isl 10 the 10Th oil May.
In rendering these reports, deem II unneces-
sary TO pay any further tribute TO the services or
memory OF Maj Brown. His death is vouch-
er OF his patriotism and devotion 10 duty. !
would call The attention Of The Department 10 The
services OF Capt Hawkins, who succeeded 10 the
command; to those of Captain Lowd and Lieut..
Bragg. who skitully directed the operations OF
their respective batteries; and particularly TO
those OF the engineer officer, Captain Mansfield,
whose untiring vigilance and zeal in pertscting
the defences which he had SO ably planned, cannot
DO 100 highly praised.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedieni servant
z. TAYLOR,
Breve, Brig. Gen. U. S. A. Commanding
The ADlcTANr GENERAL
OF the Army, Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
PulLADELPHIA MAEKFr !

FLoca.-The:e has been, ira cay
'air demand for Flour !ur cSpuu.
sales u 80 4; flesh sroant and rs,,
-four ala! AIT. GRals-W hea;-g,,...
rel 80 GEMS; white 100 cents. Rye i. Xxx
90 Gems Corn, 60 ior whi.e, IS i, p..
yania he. and Southern round yellow. \. !,
Pennsylvania round yellow. Oa.s Z, H.
WHIsKEY-l9 a 1874 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
Gen. Gaines passed through this CITY yes'er'
day morning from the South, on his way 10
WASHINGTON CITY.

APPOINTMENT By THE PRgsIDENr-Sy and
,rh The adrice and consent Of the Senats.- James
Flora, OF New York. TO be consu! Of The United
States for the city Of Manchester, England.
A good appointment. Mr.. Flora is well
known in this city, as a man Of extraordinary
commercial knowledge, Of strong native sense
and incorporating honesty.
D1sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19
Louis D. Henry, Esq, of Raleigh, North c

Louis u. Hcnry, Esq, oil Raleigh, North Ca
rolna, an eminent citizen and distinguished law
yer, died very suddenly on The night OF The 18th,
at his residence in that City. He was seized
with Paralysis ahou. 10 o'clock, P. NJ, and sur
vived The attack but two or three hours He
was in The 5sih year OF his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19

IN overwhelmingly Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for buckingham county, on Monday, the
fret day of June, 1856:
John w. Toney and Jesse Il. Wilkinson, la.c mer
chants and partners, trading under the firm Of Tcney
Wilkinson, Plaintiffs:
against
James R Toney, William H. C. ToRey, and John
Norvell Thomn, Pitlman, High Sheriff of Buckingham
county, and Jesse Burton, High Sheriff Of Campbell
county, Defendants.
The defendant, William H. c. Toney, not having
entered his appearance and given security according TO
the of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an In
habant Of this country is ordered that the said alb
sent defendant do appear before The Judge Of the said
Court on the first day of September term next, and
The bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted In newspaper published
In The city OF Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted the front door of the Court house Of this
county. A Copy-Teste,
June i9-cw2rn. r. ELDRfDGE, c. C. s. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19

r r WORDS OFFfCE.-Lottery draws in The Ey-
y change This Evening al O'Clock 81 0Cn Capital,
sc Tickets 81. Packages very low--to he had until
! o,rIock al WORDS OFFICE.
s5o,coo Capital for Saturday Tickets SIP.
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