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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let al the word say what they ean
Torsehinf Prizes, srRArros's the man,

Let al the word they can,
f~seinf Fries, srRArTos's he
The Prize $4,000 Pnid,y
an ~ ~no's Ticket Nos 90 SO, Capital Prirs Of
March instant and sod by srRAToN OF his civ paon~
Drawn Nos in LeesbuTg Class Io-ApuI e7:
D ~ 90 81 81 81 &c IL 10 % 76
Drawn Nos Of MononFala I7-Aerr etth.
Ia A I'll 81 6s So Sc Al 50 81 20
"hon Ileir, Nos 80 ~ ~ sold and paddy sTRATTos
prasn Nos Of AleIandra EIira lOO-ApnI e4ih:
81 10 "a 81 III IS 60 63 40 ~ u
ieA'' NOS 81 o. prize Of 5000 sold, and paidby
$4,000. sOOO. SrRArroN'
Thuday-AleIandria, log Erra. Capitals 600 6Oo 5000
10 Of 1000 &c rs Nos II drawn. whoe IS: So quar-
$4,000, 1000!
"eayEMononsaa ls Capitals 1000 1000. GO, 10 of $780,
$4,000, 1000
:, s No.. 70 En- Capitals 1900 1900 aa
90 NOS ~ drawn. Whoes ~; halves soc; CSC.
100000! $4,000!
ooS sSSS sS%S Soo Gas. a. Capital. 10000
20 OF 1000 9oof 500 &c 10 Nos drawn who- $40 hnye:
S; qrs. so.
Buyer, are referred to list Of Prizes registered
Al the ohiee as proof Of done and every
drawing continues to increase the number paid by
ana IN all Louenes viii be promptly attended
drawing sent when requested.
Please address Ords" =. n sTRArToN.
de2o Richmond. Va
A CITING PLAYS.-A large Stock Of the most popular
n Plays are }. W. RANDOLPH a co.'s
aP w bookstore and Bindery.
EN- LA we received
- Express yesterday samples Of vc CaSsmeeA
Js opened at W. T. Jennings Cos establishment New
gentlemen viii leave their promise them
nj seldom seen from any other establishment. STARR CO.
aP3O Ii,Ie,, Co,n.,
ElRINCKERHOFFsS RESTORATIVR,-Anotber
supply ofihs valuable remedy for consumption eouEh, eod
&C, just received by the Agents.
30 cAYNOR A. wOon
NUHSING BOrTLEs-A few very nice Nursing Bottles,
y ior @h by GAYNOR 4 WOOD.
200 "S 'UFr"'O" roSaS S1v RaAs N6S6 ale
HOLLlN'S FLOUR.-3OO bbls. family and
~ - Pou Of brand landing to day Al ous
Warehouse on Basin, and for Saleby
ap3O HENRY LUDI,AMA CO
SALT IN SIORE-2OOO Jacks for sale by
~ aP 30 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
L oar SUGAR-IOO packages for sale by
- sP3O DAVENPORT; ALLEN co.
4 tOTrON YARNS-7O bass for sale by
~ sP3o DAVENPORT, AiLEH 4 co.
Notice TO Carpenters,
NilE the following sss Al eo for
u cash,
Single and Double Iron Bench Planes
Moulding Planes Of all kind
Cast Steel Plane Irons
DO. morsing and frnier ChiseI,
DO. Drawing Knives
Choppibg and shinginE fateheu
Anger and Anger Illus
Brace and bits
With many oheta articles in their line.
IA. CLARKsog co,
apSo No III proad street, Sign of the Handsaw
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NOTICE.

W The annual meeting Of the StockboLder,
o'ne eiehnond fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Cow.,v
~ on sonpAf ss,h Nay, 1916. ofe conpany
apsI q w M.cuu,r,
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DIED,

On TUESDAY evening about O'clock Boris HEcE-
ttR, youngest son NJ Valentine and sarah HeekIer
lhe friends ahd acquananoes Of the family requested
tend he I1nera this cvenInE. 20 ~ n,elock
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4 IhEhlCALS.-Citra Ferri, Ferri Ferro-
-, eyanas' Fern Ammou, sulph Morpha Acct Morpb, Mn,
te ct oninir CItras, Hydro sublm CaomeL Fri Pie.
'eun Ssheine oIde Silver Nit Silver ehrysn yann 20.
Ass fiperne Nit stronIa Muir srontA sulph Cluin,n. M,
y odd Lad TaItnte Of Potasa chrsta. Tannin H,d
&c &C Rare Chemicals any made or ordered a,
s.,,,, - -
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ALEXANDRA HOTEL.

HbhAM bhA HUIED.
IAN Street leading 20 mayo's Bridge.
I'VE unhersRned would respect uy Inform pa
irons that h. has removed doors
where he has fitted house upon of
equacd BY any thing this CITY lie fully pre-.
pared n accommodate hr with tho Injuries and good
this e and with splendid lodging beds and the best 81
attention from himself and assistants.
e returns bic thanks for their Al he former house and
them that he will be seeHd any establish
nent In these capes.
The ALHAMRRA FOUNTAIN will b. In operation daiy-and
In the evening The GOLDEN BALL WILDE BY the
The public respectfully invited 10 eaH
ap2p-M RUSSELL w. ALLEN.
UIHGINIA BACON,-iolO0O ms. Va cured Bacon
$50 Iocs
La,dins This day from fehr May, std for sale by
ap20 RIsBEI.L A. NerAHDfI y.
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A TREATISE

ON TuE LAW or PHIvATE CORPORATIONS
AGgHEeATE,
~ Jspa r. azrsH asf sa~Hd d@ss-ssHd gdiss-Rerissf
4 ssrredcf
TuyUE inconvenience from the q
ference upon and obligations which
the roas body corporate and ihe public and be-
boiy corporate and ~ membcr ha IN OBS county long
been ecf NJ complaint The design n the authofs under
taxing task supply the deacieney in the ha ~
A. fsr as qialihcatious would permit.
Just received ani for ale ~ a. kiN0,
spa0 doors beow uIn Posi once
WHITING DESKS, sc.
III W. RANDOLPH co havs band sock ~ eheaP Wrl
- una Destsand Ladies worE Boresl $3.50
dill PAPBH, Our sioet Hm Paper very lsIEe ssd
- embraces AZ quaties and every variety ~ ming
$3.50 D. W. RANOoLPH a 60.
n ETTER BALANCE.-lTbi. useful sTus'e. Of two aff
sp9O >. W. RANDoLPH = co.
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NOTICE
10 stockholders of the II ID hu,o,d mad
Petersburg RailrOad Co,s,,,.,,v

NE annual meeting of Stockholders will be
no INC oompanys Once, in Rehmon on Tue-.v po,,n.
n, oxHJ JNo WILLIAMS,
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S.tnse al Hour of Departure and n a.
uucuon oil Fare between RicI,
mona and Petersburg To and
rom Norfolk, and thrOuph r.,
ha'tim0re without Deten-
ZION, Daily (Sunduyscx-
ccpted.)
ExArAhrrVINHE Steamers CURTIS pEcLy
- and ALICE. will form a daiIv lin. on L.,
ana eonnset with the Baltimore Hay Boas GEORGIA.
SS ana hhkhlD, 80 10 Daily Line ffom R,chns
anu petersburg TO and nom Norfolk and Baltimore
ouitn reek Capt John Davis continue In Law. ,h
AZ hoekeu on her regular days Monday "Wednesday -
ay mornings at O'Clock precisely Norfoll on Tus,s-~
inutray ana saturday Morning. same hour ~
hhee oaPd Ihonas Skinner the wharf m,
on TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday Mornings. and Noes ~
o'clock No s-i"e houf h'o
Both Boats will touch all intermediate apd, nm IN,
River going and returning. 's WI '"o
me Gurus feek and Alice will Bay Boat. nj No,k
anu Tetuning-so there delay in
going NORM OF Southland they hne opporsny M
viewing the Harbour at Norfolk Rp Raps and OH Point COM
'or uey pass Immediately BY Travellers sayips R,h
mona OF Petersburg by either the T.. or Alice win h
N PHEASANT aud comfortable more a, eorl ,hs
net morning. IN time To take many routes leaving ths
Passage and Pare from Richmond Petersburg In and o
Nof'oik ON and aner Monday the 9TH May, q,
raSsaee and Fare from Richmond PETERSBURG Il, N, fo,
Baltimore, "s" W "om
Passage and Fare from Richmond or Pe,er,surr fo.,5
cabin to Baltimore ~ 80
30 u.sv,Ns ,,nn
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DnInE onANeE cor,rY nrrrEn.-we ,r
CHAP PUBLICATIONS.

IHFAF CIVILIZATIONS.
COLUMBIAN MAGAIINE FOR May, price
- 2se. New Yofk Illustrated A.. - Q5e
No i0i LHrrs Living Are
Ne. ~ Irdncr popular nod Art 2sc
Tie Benc n ibe Howrry By Author Of the "Mys
Hoston"
Peer and Fsrvrnus Novel ny Mr. Core CSC
John The Bold The White aod ard the Hsye by w 10 Car
pentor. f2lc
Jelmrss Diary, ~ Fudden Rebes Tale ~ Mchas naeo
m,fs Author u The yellow piush Correspondence 6c tge
Tn Fo-r Gcnsuan,a Conedy Eve Aofs BY COan,
che youager. I9lc. Recervedb ny
sPA NASH q wOODHOUsR
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"The Decd Of Tie DaY,.

u Mr. Clay reached Louisville the 23i instant, and
len mmed Iatey Tor his residence nea. LeGIngton.
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En- iir En0aiTcr.
TIT It T 4'''TV'
THE POPULARITY OF NILS = g
: 49, =. .pgIGES

THE. POPULARITY OF MIN 81 e Is
MIN AND WARRIORS
II ,o,,ioo over Brooks Universe! Gazetteer,
remoa. HE'D b. Martin ard published by bu'ier
Of Philadelphia in 1918, large volume oil ao0n'
800 pases and 200 engrayinss, my attention was
arrested; by Tie number oil places bearing Tue
Names OF some OF our distinguished statesmen
and warriors. which induced me &c ascertain Inc
number Of places bearing one name, wien j dP
nearsd Thai that number wos over zen. MS
was realty done, as there i supplement- 10
he worl. III The census OF the Un'.ed states VI
;Qt0 Probably some lev places may ho' nave
hean named in hon r THE individuals We wouid
enooose and some few have oecn naHieu IN
honor OF more than one individual ci ma name;
bu. thai would rel Change lis general character.
Moreover, Gazsiteers are often 'mFcriec'iy mace
up, and probably TWO would exactly agree; how
syer thai would probably make b. lille difference
in me presen, case. The names of some seem
confined 10 particular sections OF county, whilst
others seem - &c more generally scattered over
the whole Union take, Tor example, some tnat
have made much noise-Adams J. and }. e., ~
in all: III ia Ohio and one in Mississippi; no
other South o. lie Potomac and ONO. Harrison,
% in all. l6 in Ohio, ore halt-Clay, ~ IN alt
| only in the I3 old States, that in Onondaea
county, New York, and il lie Wes;, not ono
South Of kentucky From The same Gazetteer
il appears iha, in 1870 tee was bu one Pace
bearing The maine o. Clay, lhala county IN Ken
lucky: bui from another volume see tnere was
a, mat time county in Indiana Of iha, name
Mr.. Clay was iaao a. old man. and his rorulati-
~ as 2 statesman k.d mol induced les Siaiors or
neonle 10 name moe tau orc or TWO places in
honor OF him; but after the census of 1880 The
privilege classes rallied around him, and then ne
became, 10 Inc eyes Of his party, wat ihe Lcc-
.oral Ticket for he presit!ento OF the mice safes
vas headed in Virginia, "iienry Clay OF Ken
,ucky III glory OF his country and the first liv,
ing statesman" The result the Presidential
election and thai Of Congress should give US con-
fdence in our political Institutions ESci;emenis,
like The troubled waves ofthe ocean, roll and die
unon The shore. Washington, franklin, Jetter
son and Jackson, seem scattered over The whole
Union. @Oni Of The abundance Of Ire heart the
mouth speake,h." Legislatures speak counties
irio existence, people towns, and ihe fcsuE Is a
an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31
A short time since, we published an article from
Tho non of valued friend and highly esteemed

A short time since we published an article from
the pen of valued friend and highly esteemed
citizen, in which ne pointed on. the injury which
would be inflicted upon our commercial marine
by new condition affixed to the submissions for
the contrac, Of United States Tobacco al The lale
adjudication BY the Administration of Tobacco in
France. That condition declares, that the Co
vernmen, OF France will receive no Virginia,
Kentucky or Maryland Tobacco from the con-
tractors unless the same shall arrive in France
by French vessels. We Attracted the attention
OF lie Secretary of State TO the exposition Of
the case and from The following article in the
Unic n, We are glad 10 see that our Government
has shcwn The proper regard fo, the prosperity OF
our commercial marine:
eve have ascertained tia! the Secretary OF
State had anticipated he object Of Ibis call, and
that the whole matter is arranged. lie is INFORM
I'D BIZ our Minister in Paris that an application
has been made TO the French Minister who stated
that his Government had been under me iinprss-
sion, that as The Tobacco contracted Tor was icr
the use of the Government itself, II did not con-
ccive itself 10 have violated the letter or spirit =
the Treaty to conhne It's transportation 20 lhe
French tonnage; but, for The future, il would dis
pensc with the exclusive use OF French :esselc,
and throw open The transporta;onto vessels OF The
United States, sc. The contracts being made Tor
the present year, no objection Will be made -
their fdlflnent for the present season."
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Essex County.
To he Editors 81 the Enquirer:

To he Editors 81 the Enquirer:
LOUISA, 9th March, 1916
Mcssrs. Editors We adopt the medium Of
your widely circulating Journal, 10 bring TO
the ro,ice Of The voters OF Louisa The claims
OF Mr.. Robert t. White, as a candidate 10
represent this county in The next General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia. This call on Mr.. White, to
lend his aid in support Of the cause Of Democra-
~, ~ which he has so long and faithfully Stood
is made without consultation with hin; Oh! we
feel assured. from his known patriotic spirit ana
public zeal, he will abide The wishes OF mao.
iity of his fellow citizens. We deem il but JUS
iict 10 Mir While. rs well Is u ourselves 10 eve
- The rub.ic the reasons which ,el 10 tbs 1omina-
lion. A .ew daYs sace, there ;.anpcae! u
charce, good many -o'ers % nee; together
Shen tie coming election became the theme OF
conrersa alton. There seemed 10 be much lake
warG,rcss ON The pait Of all present 'rih regard 10
n. suppoc o. The gentlemen whose names ere al
ready before the public. a friend Of Mr.. White
suggested his name, which was Immediately
hailed with enthusiasm and unariinry hy every
.ae pre>en,, aad &c determined without delay, 10
put hi.n il. nomination. Win regard 70 The claims
III Mr. White lc!..e support OF hisielicW-ciIiLens,
ihey stand on an elevation which needs 20 Fhl-
GoG from newspaper scribaers. Honisd words
are always cher: but noble and endearins ac-
to-. such as cnrsa't themselves iEde!ib!y on
The memory ci mankind: can only be achieved
through years OF patient ard laborious trial
Mr.. White is a gentleman Of quiet and
unobrusivc manners, firm il the support
Of his own. ard liberal towards The opinions
OF others. These qualities, together with sweet
ness Of temper and rhilanlhropic sympathy
which few persons more pTe.eminentiy possess,
have made him a universal iavore with his own,
and perhaps he Least Objectionable Democrat IN
the county 10 The opposing parry. While others,
mere bois,crous though no, more efficient IN tnt'i
support Of lie Democratic cause. have cnsEalcd
preiutiees ard made enemies, Mr.. White, by The
miidness and even tenor Of his way, has steadily
advanced The strength of mis- own patty, and al
the same time reccnciied the bitterness and asre-
r;,v OF lis enemies In urging the claims OF MI
White, we DO no, desire in any wise 10 nisparagc
those of The other gentlemen who are already
Candidates lor this high distinction. We honest
" prefer hin. iar thc reasons we have gwen,
and others which need not now be adyened 10.
In conclusion, We appeal 10 MIR. While 10
meet this call Of his feliow-ciizens; believing
that his accordance Of the nomination Will eifec-
,uallv allav the suspicious hat any Wing candi-
date will be brought out. In support OF this OPT
MON. We are happy TO add, that We have mention
cd 10 three Wings that Mr. White would he called
GA 10 cone ou,, all OF whom expressed iteif en-
tire satisfaction and concurrence.
'''e 7'''''''' - - MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

We rejoice 10 see The stand taken BY two Re-
publican papers in The city Of New York. 's'
Globe and the News, in opposition 10 the iaclicus
and alarming movement SET on loot 10 extend
the right ofsufrage g The negroes OF that Stale
We have already expressed our views Q: he
peril in which such legislation might involve
the relations Of The Northern and Southern
States. From the manly position assumed by
these two influential Republican papers, we are
strongly inclined 10 believe that the mischlevous
scheme will be defeated. The News OF Wednes-
day says:
1.-THE general result of the primary election,
held yesterday, is mos, suspicious for The CONT
nued triumph of The Democratic cause. In most
OF their selections for the several conventions,
they appear 10 nave chosea their best men, those
who combined with the soundncss Of political
sentiments, worth of personal character. PAT
,icular care appears TO have been taken in The
selection of delegates to The Convention TO no
inmate delegates to the State Convention. We
do not believe that one cut OF The whole number
is in favor of allowing negroes political prlvile'
ges. There is entire anonimity on tbs To,nt"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31
A BEAuTlEUL SPECIMEN.

We have received from Mr.. Flagg, who is noS'
at the Exchange Hotel, magnificent engraving
of Gen. Washington on the battlefield al Trenton,
from the original picture by Col. Trunbul' IN
possession of Yale College. 1t was considered by
the artist {who was one OF the Aids. OF General
Washington as the most correct portrait in ex-
is,ence. The features are lighted up BY those
patriotic thoughts and pure love OF liberty, which
marked the whole life of the soldier and lhe citl-
zen. Tits one of the mos, Intellectually beautiful
as well as benevolent faces we have ever looked
upon. IA work OF art, it does high honor to the
engraver, w. Warner, and to the enerprislng
publishers, J. Dainty, and FlaSs & Co., Philade-
phia.
This valuable and interesting work may be
found a, the Bookstore OF Messrs. j. w. Randolph
& Co
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The following is comparative view Of III

The following is comparative view Of The
tonnage and war marine OF the European powers:
The commercial tonnage of England is s,4as,.
7se; vessels OF war oil all classes, gu; number Of
guns. l6 2i2; number Of men, 4o coo; steamers, 49,
France, commercial tonnage, 6s5 79a; war YES
sc.s {: d.. classes, SIS; nun,der al guns, 1878:
number of mco, 10000; steamers, 81.
United States, commercial tonnage 24i7oNa;
war vessels Of all classes, 76; nrmher Of guns,
2,s29; number 0. raen, s7as; steameIs,5.
Russia, commercial tonnage, 1856; war YES
sells of ali classes l26; number OF guns, lo,3s4;
steamers &, and many others contracted for.
Denmark, commercial tonnage, $685. war
vessels all classes 70; number oisuns, 724: gun
boats, 81.
Sweden. commercial tonnage, 1872; var
vessels of eli classes, SOL; number OF e1.s, sSI;
steamers, 9; gunboats, 81.
Holland. commcIcial tonnage, 2i4,2Si; war
vessels Of all classes, 1872 number o. guns. laa4;
gunboats 1872.
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rCon,inued on Second Page

DISSOLUTION CT THE UsloN.-The P!.i.aa.''
Ledger gives the following clever iii a: 'he {.
fanatic. who have been making mem se.ye'
eulous before The Legislature OF Mass-ta.
and lie country, during the pas, winter
"Several petitions have been preser''i I.
Legislature Of Massachusetts, praying ~
recall OF its members in Congress, aud ~ =
sion from the Union. And il il seeds /"
ofcourse, be an independent nation, and con,
10 rest en- its spears IT. then, RIilisa ~
should capture its ships on the coast q =
under prelcnce Of the slave trade, or on ias :
Bank, or in The Bay Of Funcy, or on The o.
Nova Scotia, under preience OF posehinf
British fisheries, who shall defend i? I.
feet from Halifax-the very Halifax "a.-
peoplc of Massachusetts might have O.: T.
during the last war, and held 10 this d.
had moi followed The suicidal councils 9 :
political blockhead., 'our first men'-"'ui'
knock The city Of notions about The ears :.
petitioners, and, we were going 10 adj, Irs'
on, 10 boot-bul they have none. 4.
AT sense enough exist in Massacas
view this snbiec, rightly, We propose 70,
eislaure cede Mar,ha's Vineyafdi or -
Island, or No Mans Land TO The pel''ioI5 !.
that Congress grant them leave TO .eGs .,s,t
the Union. They will then te an ln1s, !,
nation, free 10 live withou! civil gove!n'N'-
10 res, on their spears"
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:. Tie Wing Wi. please copy.
(From he H'osttne.on onion. J

WAsHINGroS CRY, March 70, lS46.
Messrs. Richie & Heiss:
| wish to assign in yonr paper, as had no OPP
por,nnity of dong SO III the House, The reasons
why voted against tic bill which passed .o1ay
making, or authorizing the President 10 make, an
addition to the regular army OF The United States
OF nearly one hundred FER cent. "a the first
place, the President had neither asked lor, nor
recommended such bill, nor had the Committee
on Military Affairs either proposed or recon-
.nended il. The Fresdsn, had recommended Two
additional noMnicd regiments, Tor the protection
Of emigranis 70 Oregon. The appropriate; cgm,
niiiise reported b;ll Tor that purpose which
heartily approved, and which hoped would pass;
hui it was stricken out, and a Substitute adopted
providing ior an increase OF The army or peace
es,a 5lsbnenl with no prescribed reference 10 The
object OF The original bill, and in my Judgment
an increase in no wise suited oihai Service. Il
does not afford sufficient Increase 10 The mount
cd force Tor the protection OF The long line OF emf
grafton to Oregon; and any other force is insult
ed, in ny opinion, 10 that pecr''ar service. As
a reace measure, i, was unnecessary as an
Oregon measure, Inefficient; as a war measure,
GEO. w. HOPKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

A volnne could be Written on The IoreSolhss;
but. suffice il 10 say, there are four stars Of he
frs, magnitude ia orr political Heavens ida'
shine wiih uncommon splendor, heauliiu! con
s,elalion indeed, 10 light up the Western World
Washington and franklin, and The mnch
abused ami slande.ed jefferson aad Jackson
This constellation p yel has not come TO the me-
ridisn but is gathering strength and spiendor.--
Afar of is seen Hamilton IS, Clay %, family
,winkling above the horizon, and going down.
G. r. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

The Times is right in stating that The Norfolk
Beacon is neutral journal. The article On
Oregon, which we published as coming from the
Beacon, should have been credited TO The He
raid. which is s,aunch Wing paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31
EXECUTION.

Moses Henry, negro slave, convicted of the
murder of Della Fisher. a fee negro woman, in
January last, and sentenced to be hung, was yes
,erday executed near the City Aims House. We
understand that large number OF persons VIII
nessed the awful scene.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31
Far the E'ngpi

we hail with success lie claims of ANDREW
L. Nuts as fit man 10 represent us in the ncx
Legislature Of Virginia. Re Is man OF liberal
education ard good Judgment, and has ever been
an humble but Jealous supporter oil Republican
principles. We earnestly cali on The good reo'
pls of Louisa to unite with Us in sustaining him
Towards his political opponents he is mild res
pec,ful and persuasive
MANY ERo7uEa FaKNFRs.
Lo,isa Mareh 24M, lSi6.
r. Tie Wing VII. please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

Richard II. Toler, Esq, has accepted an lnvi-
ta,ion to a complimentary dinner rendered him
BY the Wings of Lynchburs, on the eve OF his
departure for this city. 10 take charge OF The Rich
mond Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

honorable mears ON my pait to secure my eI t1
ton; bul upon the efforts Of the ,nao.n1 ac
Democracy do mainly depend lor success l. 70 n ,hs
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