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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

Nj. IoelY, Aew Je.sey, Noy. /, 1916.
Mr. Seth ". Fonle
Dear Sir Having used On. WGSrAR'S BALSARI Of
WILD CHERRY, with sscs; benefit 10 nry.eii, cheerful
~ comply with your request to give my testimony favor
u it, Some time since took sold, ard settled on my
lungs was troubled Tor several weeks with very bad
cough raised blood several times, and had all the alarming
symptoms attending confirmed Consumption. paired Of
recovery alter trying various remedies vain obtain
ed boe Of your Balsam; TOOK three bottles, 10 my
artonIshment entirely cured. attribute my fcstorI-
ton 10 health to TINT medicine alone
All who siek aiicted with Pulmonary affects /
would recommend them Try DIR. IL FAIRS Balls M
Immediately. THOMAS i. KELLER.
None genuine without tho written signature Of Butts.
The ABOVE valuable Medicine is tn sale BY
ID. Il LYMAN, druggist.
May IS (l9) 1t
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o. Nelfnst there will be no more said. in either
iiuuse Of Congress. about the Baltimore Convenlion
and that all idea u reducing tie tariff or If creating the
Sub lfaaSnry will be Abandoned. The situation of The
country. plunged suddenly into war; is not such as To
admit u experiments OF The kind. We shall want eve.
~ dollar which the present tarlH produces, aud many
millions besides. We hope Congress viii never consent
10 make loan wiihoat al The moment providing
by taxation lr the payment Of the interest. Congress-
cam adjourn thout raising ample Tor the prose-
cuton of The war. The ten millions already appropri.
ated all in the treasury and provision masl be
made for raising the deficiency by oaas IaXaton.--
We hope that Jura! intrigue, and party glverng.
aad president making ii give place 10 airnflsm.
THIS is M lime toI demago.u eca practices. War cans
not be carried On without mon IN abundance, and the
people lust be taxed freely. il the present state Of
American credit there will be chance Of obtaining
loans, unless there be pledge OF particular branch OF
the revenue Tor The payment of The interest. The pel
Pile al large know the Necessity Of taxation, and would
cheeriy abide it. But there reason fear that the
demagogges IN Cong reSsunde Ting as hey always DO,
the virtue and Intelligence ol their constitute nlswlll
shrink from the responsibility. The Congress Of 1872,
which declared val, adj ,urned without passing tax
bill tor lis support. WA our present Congress flo~
the example!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

g. In the House, on Saturday Mr. PETIT rhe chan
man # The Committee, applIoled Ia nvrs l5alc Tue
charges against Mr. Wrnsrrg, asked Tor PERMISSION
employ clerk, which was refused. Mr prrrl1 then
asked 10 be excused from serving oo The comnt,er.--
MI l!cLsEs proposed dat t,Ie committee saeud be
dismissed. The House tcfused 10 discharge Nj. Par
TIT but, next day. on his renewing the request agreed
to dispense with his SERVERS
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S..IZETgE 0FEEcE foR S.sLE.

The sub>crl0er. intendiog Ia remove from Rhckbrdge
county offers sale the Gazae establishment Pos
session To given the end Ut the present volume m
September neat.
The Office is supplied With asst rate hand Press,
aud good stock 81 printing aIaterals.
Papers which Exchange With The Gazette. viii con 'er
f5var by inserting TINS notice. Correspondents " III
please address, u. ?. BALDWIN.
Lea,ngioa Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

Orders have been given To send every dsposSble man
Of the Army 10 Texas. The consequence will be that
our board viii be entIely deeaeeess unles, the
volunteer corps oil the cities called upon 10 do safr~
sJn duty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

O.. In order to make arrangements for the
removal of his family to this place, the Senior
Editor will necessarily be absent for fort
nigh, or more. lie may have i, in his POWER
TO communicate occasionally with the readers
of the Virginian.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

Mr.. SAWYER. nt Ohla nr describing " h, 81 nersonal
habits the Reporters uflhc y \. Tribune was e<prled
from the nbur vf the llouse made whal is eail,J, a
characteristics speech N Monday TINT bhehgoard
vulgar abusive seeeh-m which his ignorance ol Tin
language, o the d,ccuees Of HE and Of the true Interests
OF The country was >goaiy displayed lie denauneed
the Senate r lis delay IN acting upon the otr2anqus
ton, the Sb Treasury &c Netsler To Tie speech h
show The necessity there is Of literal reporting. Dress
ed nPhy the Reporters ut the ot the lnlegcurer and
UoIon. tie remarks Of Mr. SAWYER will read rassably
well, whereas, II given delivered. they woJlI be
laughed at and despseda the illusions VI an otatr
aad ignorant man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

Bill 10 raise company Of Sapprrs and Miners
which had passed The Senate, taken upin the luust
on / tuesday AID passed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The belief NJ Catholics IN the sacrifice f Mass will
Dc %, explained neN sunday at4 l. NJ, Al tho Catholic
Church. All are invited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

a I circuit superior cont Of law and ehancery. ross
: a. linned by adjournment and held f the County Vt
Amherst, at tie Ceah House. Monday the 9Th day
ii April $50:
May Brown, Plaintiff.
against
Maurice II. Garland, administrator Of Archibald Ros
oef'svn, Gee d, Defendant,
Ii CnAncgRy.
The eaur doth order that the defendant, Maurice II
l'aHtnd adalns raor Of Archibald R,beris,,n dec'd
10 render, oeire Commissioner Tlnsey, further sc-
count III his administration oi lie estate VI his said ntes.
att, winch account The said commissioned directed IL.
fAahinf, state and settle. And the said sinner
IS also directed, after publishing a,ce In the Iynchbor,
NnsInan. Tie Richmond L iqaifaf aud the Richmond
" hie, warning all erelaHa n The estate of Archibald
Robertson. der At vtse4sr ralre To appear before
blu tnd assef their demana anu alter giving personal
aace In the saine eiirct to al The cedurs whs
IN til COMMUNICABLE IL take, state and settle an sc-
count n all ciaus and demands A. ans The said estate
that mny be assered aud proved beufe him. ssing tho
several dtls according 10 their dignity IN lie admins.
ration III aszei and. at the satne ne iake STATE
td sels aa account OF the properly, CONTAINED 10
The l"o deeds ahose naurl aud OF The ioeumbrances
thereon, and make eport ot sll tho said maters The
court, win any maters specially suited 1eelned peril
e.i by hmaell, or required by the parties. to be
stated
Add, nj circuit superior enur OF law and chnncer,.
continued by adjournment and held for the county OF
Amhe'A, At Tho couft house. Friday, the ist day Of
aHu' i91-.
''W.s w tisR' dahn NJ, Williams. Geofge Petty-
Jahe hhAJh 5aFis.if', executor OF Henry Brown,Jr
decd. William ialcoubr aud Robert ) Payne. ply
elel""s and pa'htts practising under the style Of HUI,
eie'' 9 i'yhf, ana Nalhan 1lenn,
Plantiis
against
samafl Garland. execuor Of Maurice H.. Garland.
deed ana aamnsfaot de- bonls NON oi Archibald R'-
eet''n' det -. oAIaa J. hphetishl' widow aud fecs
81 lh' saq Atehnald iaheflsou, dec "a and James NJ.
u h,eils'n Ahlof j. X 'ootlson Afehibald Robert.
sun, "aaa" y. hahe'is3e Jahn u. hohetison and
Andre" y, h'''fls0n, infant children and helrsof
aith'oah l'o9eIFn. deed, oy hhled linsley. spe.
''aly assigned lh''f spa'd'an, Defendants.
aud
a'"y "'""a' faihtiu,
against
9a'"ol 'ailoNu' 'A''e'et 81 manref H. Garland.
dec 4" anu aanH'fhlaf de honls hoh 81 Archibald 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

o.. 1t will be seen rbal Gen. Woxru the moment
heard Of the events an The RI Granie Withdrew his
resignation and left Washington Immediately 10 JUN
The Army.
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pavey's celebrated labOmr saving Poll
ish N. Paste and Powder,

Ky0R cleaning Silver. Silver Plate, Britannia, Brass.
e Copper Pewter &C., end said by many ladies'. who
have used IT, he the Dest rf'ec Of the KIND they have
ever used Another lot received aud Tor sale ly
d w. MOORE,
sl.7 Of the bls Pitcher
Nv IL Is
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ygys0r's Old SsEtssslcy.

EIjST RECEIVED a lot Of his celebrated old
~ recfDied Uhishey. superior in quality 10 any We
lave ever before offered TO friends
FOR sale by LEE & ROBERTS.
May 10 Is
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE

Tho "Rasor Strip Man" Henry suiih. will des
live az address on Irmptrance al The Bapt,. Church
en Tuesday evening. the la.h INST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18
OIL RsEsG eaU0ges,
6sy Charles Eshelsss, .EUCii0AeeY.

Esy Charles E'heilss, .EUcii0Neer.
AN now receiving, from III Freight Boats, Breezs
aud nron valusblr loi OF Dry Goods. direct iron
Philadelphia aud Rrbmund, with instructions To cluse
by Auction. The following embraces Ia pAr The Goods
Huw hand.
| Blue aud black Bread Cluths: French aud Tweed
/ Cas,meres; Sdk and Nalentia tesiiuss Linen and
Cotton Fable Cloths; krniurky s Prince Albert Jeads.
corded SArs inc article, rs dozen pair SusPenders
Of yatous qualities, Flax Thread Scaris; Knives and
Forks Knives GA cards. fac; Looking Glass
es Srssars card. Spo0lsiandsi 100 dz paper Pns
I Needles, Made X Butchers test Raz Is; Shaving
Soaps Coognes; Backing; Hats SHOES, Side and Tuck
Combs, Of superior quality; limbfeAs; carriage Whips;
! Playing Cards, sc. Sc.
The stock viii he added to dlily. Which will make
the assortment complete.
Sale To Commence This morning. al 10 o'clock, and
vii continue from day 10 day. fhlh the entire Sucks
dist osed Of. =
STo.r.gCEg PUMPS.
Just received and for sale valuable 10. al Stomach
Pumps.
have in store SAuel Mattresses Plough Lines.
Beds eaJs and Wa,al Fans. Nheh Will be sold low
10 close. G. PHELPS.
Nav II tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-18

Al regular ihee'I'9 81 t'e t"tW "iSitc"iHm %
irig" held at Campbell Cum llonse, GA the lh ln'l
he subi,ned articles were designated subjects for
at the ensuing annual meeting, III NnYen-
YER nrxt.--y2:
|. The best improved farm
. 2nd de- d.
j. greatest yield OF corn. or wheat on moi less
nan TWO coh'inguous acres ol Improved
HIGHLAND,
l. Best thorough bred Stallion,
3 Brood Mare,
g. Colt
Z Bull ofimproyed breed,
s. " Cow do do
9 " Cali d. ID
TO- Yoke Of oxen.
II. - Bull otcommon stock,
H. Mix COW do do
-. i.ah'
- Boar
10 SOW,
II jack,
Is. Specimens Of yarn Jeaos,for gentlemen wear,
MOI less Than ~ ,Is
70. do Of AK and cotton f1r geutcmen's sum
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as 600 Ebotsnx.s
\ Mammoth sCIaetnr Tor atst May.
100000 $4,000 oOOl

= Nos DRAWN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Chss No 81. To be
drawn ia saturday, May 2tst 1916 Capitol, nrae NJ
SpQouo, % 10000. at 10000. 1 at a5nU. II sg35.
90 al 1000, 5ot ouo, 5u u QUO. 81 1lckels SEQ
halves lu@quarlrrs -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17
as5e1)4o1oa;ss a5oJMoeeeea~
c.I learn The ColoneIs public

,,eiin,s Solar as learn, The Colonels puonc
coryse has ne. The entire appreciation Of Tue Peo-
nile OF Cheslerfield-and in this last ac', " ~, w.
UNFAIRLY waving his own claims IN laVol Y, ene
n,oDLe,s cto,cc he has but united stu more 80
" 10 his interests, that people whose co"noen'e
he already had. =. neonle 10
hsve felt i, my duty, as one OF The peop.s, ~ -
cav Inns much. lest The inference might pe draw
lha, Colonel Winree's public course had no. ,l.e'
The anrroba,on OF his constituents; ana ia''n.,
tecaasc lis magnanimous course IN me ,'ee.'ns
en,i,iss rim No, onlyto The confidence oil ms COZ"
s,;,,.rts IN, will bind him, with "hooss OF sec';
~ no narIv with which il has long been ms tiue
an! pleasure 10 act. aL,, -
N friend Of Col Wnirce can, VIII or ou@h' ~
e he s,igh,es, modification that he - sup lse'sn
he lIr Jones. They, in common WIN .he ".o.e
Democratic party OF the State, must ieci pecu,
liar Qualification in The facl, that Inc councis
80 Gl1 Dominjon are 10 be adorned and iisnsira-
,sd no The talents and experience OF mat ois.ih'
on;sbcd man. You will doubt not, corSfatu'h'e
slion. hearted old Chesterfield" on The successful
elfcr, che has made TO entrusl her diversified ana
imnor,ant interests 10 such able keeping. am
Glad 70 see some Of our a5lest men leaving lhe
Fe,jeral councils for our State Legislature. ne
.noher of States" deserves The best talents OF her
trusst sons; for they are her brightest Jewels. on
rome can she look with greater satisfaction man
her iai,hfu! son aud able adyocate-John W.
Jones fHlLOo'
Chesterfield, March lilh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17

MlnnI.ESEX COUNTY

Al meeting OF tie Democrats Of Middlesex,
held at Jamaica. on Wednesday, the 9TH March,
1876, Robert Mackan, Esq, was called 10 the
chair and MilesF. Mason appointed secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopict;
Whereas, al cur las, county court he Demo.
cratic party failed 10 hold meeting 10 appoint
delegates 10 The convention proposed 10 be held al
King s. Queen cour, house, on the Cd Monday
in March, inst, the object Of which is 10 nomi-
maze a suitable person as candidate 10 be run
Tor this senatorial district; and whereas, the De-
mocrals Of this county, concuTrinS in opinion
with their brethren in The other counties of he
district Of The proprsly OF holding said convcn.
liun, have held this meeting 70! The purpose q
selecting delegates - represent US in said conven-
tion-Thereor
Rssored, That Or. WIN. L. Ga,ewood, Thos
Street, Robert l.. Montague, john P. Bris,ow
Andrew Hund.ev, Lewis Z. Seward, Chrlslophel
II. Brown, Capt, R. w. Trice, aud Z. II. "
C;oiwin, DC appointed delegates tosaid convention
On motion, the chairman and secretary vsTe
added TO the delegation.
Il was, on MOTION
Resolrcd, That the foregoing proceedings be
forwarded 10 thu K. Enquiicr, with request lla
they be published.
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
ROBERT MACKAN, Chm.
MlLes +. Mason, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17

FRoM RIO DE JaNEIRo AND MoNTEviDEo-By
the arrival Of the barque Osceola, Capt. Whip
pie. from Rio Janeiro which port she LEFT on IN,
i4.h January, we have been placed in possession OF
the Rio Journal del Commerce. Of The 18th Eco
Toe Monievideo correspondent OF this journal.
under dale of Jan. Isl, ste.es that BIigader-Ge-
neral Siberia, an influential man in liie Depart
ment of MaldonaGo, ha.. declared IN favor of
Oribc, and taken command o! a body Of men
chiefly composed OF adventures, WHO elected
him their chict on The 2Oih December. On that
nieh, he marched with 800 men 10 The village Of
Alferez, and surprised deiachmeni Of 200 men,
which Urguiza had leil there in command OF Car
ne,lo Garcia. Fifty oil Garcia's command were
killed, several taken prisoners, and IUUu horses
captured The renia nder OF The force lied, ana
Siiviera pursued them from The Ii 10 the 18th
with his cavalry, with what further success IS
moi stated. The presence OF Siveras forces also
prevented rise in The island OF Gorrity III favor
OF the defeated party.
Si)yiera's forces were augmented subsequent to
the battle BY body OF 100 men under Barrios,
which had been stationed n Roche On the 26ih,
Silyiera arrived at Mcdonald, and placed him
self in communication with the British irsae
Eagle, from which vessel he received reinforce
,nent OF $50 men, and an abundance OF arms and
ammunition.
Under date Of January ID, Commerce. del Pla.
Ia has the following:
"Throughout The coun;ry public opinion is de-
cidedly against the invaders, 81 much so that the
soldiers of Oribe can no longer pass through with
out danger OF their lives.
"Part Of The force which Barrios has under him
ha. lei, TOR Bnenos Ayres-iollowns the com
maud of Cerlo !, :,
"From wha, we learn, Urguiza has still with
him 1000 men. Pirez and Das are at San
Miguel, with 200 men lgnaco Orbs continues
with his force near Cerito."-lN 0. Bulletin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17
TIE LATE GALE

A correspondent OF the Norfolk Beacon, Wi
ting from OcRAcoKE, March 9Th, gives the FOL.
lowing list of vessels that suffered in The severe
gale of The Cd inst.
Schr Martha Fowle, or Washington, n. O.,
ashore but will be got OF after taking OCT her load
Schr Avon, OF Washington \. C., laden with
lumber and naval stores; total wreck. Schr.
Carolina Of Taunton. Mass, Pratt mas:er, laden
with naval stores; feet water in her hold. So.r.
Swallow, OF Brook Haven, Robinson. laden with
naval stores. Schr. Two Brothers, Edenton, =.
c. laden with slaves and naval stores; sunk, pro-
baby will be lost Schr. Abigail, laden with
paval stores Schr Angle, Ems, laden With GO.
schr. Francis, OF Boskley, laden with shingles
laden with .,aves. There is Baltimore schr.
on the beach, abou, IS miles To the south OF Ports
mouth, laden with sugar and molasses. The ale
will lake place on Monday, 18Th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17

MARYLAND LeGsLATURs-Thisb body adjourn
ed SINE d,e, at three o'clock. yesterday morning,
the sitting OF the 10Th having been prolonged 10
that hour, in order TO make disposition, in one
way or another, of the mass OF business which,
instead OF being passed upon earlier in The SEES
sion, was permued to be crowded into its closing
hours.
II will be seen with sincere and general regret
that the most important measure Of the session
the proposed resumption Of the regular payment
OF interest on the State debt-has failed entirely
The resolutions OF Mr.. Johnson, on that subject,
which passed the House Of Delegates on Tuesday,
il seems, were not brought before the Senate un-
ri Tuesday night the heel of tina session. In
view of this fact, and in consequence, as We learn
of the general unwillinsness Of Senators 10 &C,
upcn them without some deltera,ion, the resolu-
lions were rejected. We cannot Dat believe, thai,
If The Resumption Bill had been brough, forward
4 month earlier it would have now been law
in some shape available 70. the important and
honorable object in view.
The new Revenue Acts which have been passed
a, this session, will have the effect OF increasing
The resources of ,ae State Treasury, but TO what
ex.en', csnno, now be predicted With certainty.
rS'altlnscre Amsrtean, !'1areh ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
later FROM RIO DE JANElRO.

The bark L-ti,ia, Capt. Lewis, arrived last
night from Rio de Janeiro, which port she lelt on
the l7th January The stock OF Coffee on hand,
at the date OF her departure, was estimated al a
bout 80, 900 bags, and prices were firm For Or
diary, 1880; good fists, $1,000 $500; superb
o.. $3.50 a s. $50 and $500. The arrivals OF
Flour fiom the United States had been very
liel dcg;ng the month, up 10 The sailing OF The L:
f.. Richmond, 10000; Baltimore L. $500; a
10; O. 300 bbs. superior Richmond whole and
half bbls was sold on The 10th, al 2l!i9O; Tor halt
BITS. lli200.
Cant. Lewis reports he U. S. figate Rarilan
10 san Tor Vera Cruz on The 25'h January; The Z.
s. sloop-of-war Plymon,h, Tor The River La Platte
on The 2lsl; the U. S. irigate Columbia arrived
at Rio de Jane.o en- he 9Th Of January, with
,or,v Of her crew down with the small pox. The
disease was entirely confined 10 the crew, with
inc exception 8: one Lieutenant and Passed
M;ishrman, who mad been attacked with IL but
had recovered The sick had all been sent ON
shore, and nearly ali had recovered.
The Emperor was on a tour through his SOUTH
ern Provinces.
The British irigate President, Rear-Admiral
Dacrcs, was a, Rio when The Lelitia sailed.
~. O. Commercial Times, March 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17

Norfolk station, and that the chaplain ON. ;,
line Hospital AT Norfolk discharge po,':. 81
The duties Of chaplain on that station re, s..a
the Committee on Naval Affairs 'e
BY Mr. A. A. Chapman: The petition !. =
Ter Hammond and others, citizens Al d. y I
county, Virginia. praying Tor The esahl, NJ
OF post-rou'e from Fncastle 10 Blaca>bnn.4I,s''
BY Mr.. Hopkins: The petition Of ] n M "a
mond and 1873 others, citizens oflhe con.,; -
Tazewell ard Giles, pray ing for the e>rab';.se
OF a mail.TouIe from Mechanicsbnr, J.. s
house of James Davidson, or the RucRv' = : !
thence along The valley Of The Sort or N "
fork Of Wolf creek, " the house Of pea>,r'v.
pay, 10 Tazewell ur-house; 10 rolurn J. :. /.
valley Of the Clear ioti; OF Wolf creek i,
house Of Henry w. Diils and Rocky g.,
fredericksburg: referred 10 the comn.i,,er =.
Pos, Office and Post Roads.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17

RIGHTS or WOMAN Fully MAlNrMSED.-ln
the Cour, Of Common Pleas, at 81. Louis, yesler-
day, Judge Blair decided mat where man de-
vised The use and profits Of lands 10 his VIE "du-
ring her natural life, OF tcidortcod," he words cor
widowhood" imposed condition il restraint Of
marriage, which is inconsistent with The policy
OF the 'aw, and therefore void. The estate OF the
woman, who had married again, was held 10 be
an estate for lie absolute. The intention OF The
div.or as gathered from the will, evidently was,
that his wife, il shs survived him, should have
an estate for life, if she remained single and that
sh. should forfeit it BY second marriage.
rSk I/ouiS Rev. FEB. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17

THe PAreSr CAsE.-The Supreme Court ad-
journej SINE die on Monday. A leler 10 the Bal
timore American says:
The Court have decide. in favor Of Wilson in
the Patent case, and they have decided that Ad-
ambassadors may take Out an extension OF the pa
tents; that Assgnees are only projected like gram
tees in the use Of machines actually bought and
in use, and not in any exclusive right or rights to
make and vend.
Tha, they have no RICH, TO tie extension pass
ed under The covenants between Woodwcrih q
Strong, and Emmons, Twogood Tyeck.
These are only some OF The inpofianA poln's.-
The Court we're unanimous .or Wilsol; the
Judge. Mclean, Wayne and Woodbury. dissen.ed
from one or TWO of minor Importance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-17


Died, at his residence in The county az ~.
n'he - II January, 1916, DAVID Tispu,
an advanced age.
II, mol the object oi The writer II this br;s,-
ice 70 eu!osize The dead on whose ear ma.
ami blame both fail alike; YET The many s.sr,.
virtues Of The deceased press upon The min. ),
require a brief notice.
Di>dainiDs cslen;a;ion and display. he de- -
ed IN that substantial hospitality 81 charsc.,i'.
OF The old fashioned Virsinan, ana me ne
and merilofious were sure 10 iad in INN IN
hearted and sincere friend. As citizen. ~ y
conscientious and firm in The various stallion,
was called 10 fill and in his dealings win
fellow man, runctualily was esteemed caai;,
virtue. But il was as friend, father a..
husband ,ha, the diamond Of the Heart ~
brightest. Ofunbounded generosity and sintr.
OF heart, few were more beloved or more wor
of affection in all the relations o, life ant ,,-
will mourn his unlimey end. But e>pecialy
we're is the blow 10 his afflicted iamily I.
whom lie has 50 recently parted TIE srrno-,.
OF friends may alleviate ;l.e;r sorrow, ba, H.
alone can heal HE wound: yc, have lhev +.
consolation in their distress, that lie liked resp
Ell and beloved, and died regretted ncs, 81 /:
who knew him best. r. I. R