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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-24
The first Important arrival OF
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NOW opening at KENT"S STORE the
~ largest and best selected assortment Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
ever before offered to the citizens of Portage.
count and as for prices; they will undoubted-
ly be sold (es0 pegs below any establish
ment in the Burg. Those who Risli.to buy,
good and cheap Goods, will do well to cali
soon as they are going fast. We wish 10 have
it particularly understood that we 60 fdt
small profits and quiek returns.
M. KENT & Co.
Ravenna, May &c, 1876. u
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-24

CALT s. FISH II. Just received a prime 10
- Of Lake Superior White Fish Ia hal
barrels and d lot Of new salt ut
June 20. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-24

NARPET BAGS g. TRUNKS.-A few
~ fine Leather Trunks, also, a lot Of Brus'
sells Carpet Bagsat
June 90. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-24

r AIDES DRESS GOODS.-The latest
IL and smest fashionable styles of Dress
Goods, consisting of Bareges. Balzorines,
Printed & Gingham Lawns, &c., &c. in ends
less variety to be found at KENTSs
May l8, l846.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-24

Observation-Disclosures are requested
Y to call and examine our stock. of Fancy
Vestings. GTLLETT g. Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-24

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Re- senma, June III, i84s. 4wS5 !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
For he ENQUIRER.
FARE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE


FARE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
Messrs. Editors-Allow me TO enquire how II
happened, few days ago, that the Railroad Com
pany and The James River and Bay Boats sinai
ta,seousy raised The fare from Richmond TO BaIil-
more? To me il had very much The appearance
of concerted action. Admitting this, however,
do not complain. They had perfect right 10
raise their fare as well as TO act in concert upon
The subject. only wish TO call the attention OF
The travelling public 10 The fact that while these
companies have raised their fare Che Cars TO 81
with dinner 81 so and The Curtis Peck and
Alice TO SOY The boats Poca honias, &C., lor which
hiessrs. Henry Luilam & Co. are The agents in
this cly,) continue their fare al The old rates-S1
from Richmond TO Baltimore. The travelling
public can bear these facts in mind, and choose
whichever line they please. NY attention has
been called 10 the matter by estimating The Cost
oil bringing family oil seven persons from balti-
more to Richmond, by which find striking
difference-seven persons by the mail boats S42,
by The cars $50 so, (incuding dinner) and by
the Pocahontas line S26-sbowinc saving Of
SN So in comparison with The car route. How
many little comforts have secured my family by
This saving of S24 5O!-equal 10 tour or five bar
rrs of flour, or ten dollars wotlh OF sugar, len
dollars worth Of coffee, and our dollars fifty
cents in teas, &c, sc consideration Of no small
moment in these hard times. II The passage is
not made in as quick time as by lhe regular
passenger lines, YET know from experience, that
The accommodations and comforts VI The Poca-
huntas line are not interior 10 those of any other
line. In view oil the immense amount OF travel
ling now between Baltimore and Richmond, the
fare should not il seems 10 me, exceed 70 IN any
case APOOR MAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
MEDICAL. CONVENTION.

Al a meeting oil portion OF Inc Physicians OF
Pitsyvania county, held al The Courthouse al
November courl, for The purpose of appointing
Delegates 10 the Medical Convention 10 be held in
Richmond on The ID Monday in December, Or.
Edmund Johns was called 10 The chair, and DR..
D. T. Hambleon appointed secretary.
On motion, The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed 10 represent this county in said Conven-
lion: Drs B. F. Rives w. G. Craighead, \. /.
Green, T. D. Stokes, w. S. Green, K. V. Bafks-
dale, c. Marin, r. White, J. Thompson, {.
Miller, A. E. Saunders, Il. hlneF, J. Anthony,
]. w. Surphin, w. A. Anthony, G. w. Thomp-
son, A. G. Smith, B. Egan, G. Clement, T. Z.
Wade, T. E Coleman, G. w. Coleman, }. q.
Wilson, L. billiard
On motion, the chairman and secretary were
added 10 said delegation.
Re:1lysd, Tha, the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Danvillc, Lynchenrs, aud
Richmond papers.
O. E. UAMBLEToN Sec'Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
Terms Of the Enquirer.

Tine ENQUIRER is published DAILY lfor the eityJ
S.rNl " tEKIY (for the country.) For The Daily
aaa dollars per annu n, and al the rate OF eght
Pasi' AIKEN for a shorter period than one year. For
e'a's Weekly, i've dollars per annum, and Three
nc -, az mo,hs payable in advance TO be paid IN
poia A. remined by mai post paid; or Six Dollars
M en- nm al the end ofthe year.
pei ana y. dues 10 this Office may BIO RENTED per mail,
~ IA available Bank notes, al the risk of the Ed-
In sa Stage Of all letters being paid BY Ae Urters-
", Of single letter is scarcely OF any account
Tn Ii is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
I'he BUSINESS, which operates as a serious tax
upoai~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
=. rue DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square OF
~ tines. or less, first insertion, hfly cents, and
ne1 eedine insertion twenty-five cents-it insert
e.'p week, twice week, or three times = week,
~ W. even and half cents.
.ai,E 'r,,g SEMi-WEEKLY-One square of sixteen
=, less rsl nsertion IS cents; for each c"ntinu-
inej rs from distance must be accompanied with tho
paw or satisfactory references, to insure e1ecu
Ne. All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
.S-n.yer the pary's handwriting IL unknown ~ tnis
nrs must be authenticated by the endorsation oil the
in the neishborhood, or they will In no cuss
= anIi,hed Every measure, that has been taken 70
ipositions and Quzzes, has proved heretofore
a,yaine We must, therefore, insist, IN such case.
a The communication being certified by the name Oh
~, ~ postmaster, ucritex the beck of the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER.
SONAJ ESTATE

PURSUANT TO a deed oe trust, executed by George
/ ~ Powell To Francis w. Scott, and Only recorded
10 the Clerks Office OF King William County Court 10
secure certain debts therein specified shall proceed 10
sell cash. by public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises the 9Th day OF January, l647, the
Tta, Of Land upon which the said Powell now resides
called Woodbury., containing, by recent survey, $50
acres, lyng Immediately upon Mattapony river, about
Two miles King William Court house. The build
ingsupoa This farm extensive and well suited for
the accommodation Of large family. This farm, like
all the lands upon the Matapony, is very productive
Connected with this tract Is n marsh Of twenty five
acres, very valuable for grazing.
Al The same time and place, will be sold, upon the
terms Trac, Of Land In the upper end Of King
William Mangohick Church, containing sos acres
This last tract Of land is good as any in ITS heRnoo1
hood and well adapted To the growth OF corn' whea'
and tobacco.
Also. AT the same time and place, and upon the same
tens will he sold about twenty likely young Negroes,
Consisting of Men, Women and Boys Stock OF Nurses,
Cattle Sheep and Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furni.
tufr, Plantation Utensils, &C, and one Barouche and
Harness.
Acting as Trustee shall convey only such title as Is
vested in me by the deed above referred TO, which Is
believed to be perfectly good.
George N. Powell, living at Woodbury., will take
pleasure showing these farms 10 any person wishing
10 ylem them. r. w. SCoII, trustee.
n.r -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
V,IE subscriber intending To move TO Kentucky, offers
j for sale his Farm called MARL HILL, situated in
the county of Caroline, in the Fork Of Mal'nponi
River and Pole Cat Creek. This Farm contains
between 900 and 900 acres, a large portion Of
which is fat lind, Of the best quality II in fine
state of improvement; about 900 acres ia well taken
with Clover and well adapted III The growth "f Wheat,
Germ aid Tobacco. There are upon the Farm three
god Dwelling Houses, two Large Barns, and every
other house nr farming purposes all IN good
repair; lhrr good Apple Orchards, and one Peach Or
chard; first well Of in the yard, and SPLEEN
did spring very convenient There are several very
fne beds of marl very accessible The Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad passes through
the land IN front Of the house for three quarters OF Il
mile. There Is Turn called Pole Cat Turn out
venient TO the Barns invite thos who in want of
good Farm 10 call and examine the premises. II may
be divided aivantageonsly. The terms will be accom-
modatng. My address Is Athens, Caroline County.
Nov. l0-cw6w SAML. COLEMAN.
POSTSCRIPT the above Land should not be sold
privately before THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Deem
Der ensuing IL will on that day he sold public
ton on the premises. Nov. 27-clds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
SALE or LAND S1.A AMP NEGROES. NEAR

NY virtue of deed Of trust, executed by g. w. psna
d h,e ESQ. Of Prince Edward, shall, on IcEsDAi /,
M s.nd day of December, 1885, al IL, A. d., ofier Tor
ale al Union Mills Farmvile, the following va
liable property, VIZ: ,av,.
ADJ on which Mr.. 3. w. Vsnable now resides, con-
800 acres admitted TO be one OF the best tracts
Mn. sze in The county Of Prince Edward-lyng on the
ioooma,tox River two and half miles East Of tarni-
vie This tract is one Of great fertility, presenting to
nose who may wish to buy real estate many advania-
rrs Further information will be given 10 those VINO
may drsre by the undersigned or by Mr.. Eenabe.-
p-ss,ou gwen on The ls January, le47. Fifty BUSH
IL ~ whea, are seeded the 10 I'd. There five good
,oh,eco houses on land. and very ine spring
Al.o about y NEGROES, some of whom are very va
luable
Also, Stock and other property conveyed in the deed.
shall on The next day, the premises, TO vii on
WEDNESDAY, December Esd, nj II, A. M, offer for
sale The following valuable Lots IN FarmvilIe, viz:
Lot No IS, on which Or. Spencer resides and Is well
improved.
Alto, parts Of Lots 80 and 81 on Main street, nearly
opposite The Farmers Bank.
Also interest in the Lots and aPpurtenahces
nav occupied by aIessts. Yenable, Womack & Co. and
Others.
TERMS to be made known al the sale, and will be
very favorable TO purchasers
shah convey such lille only as is vested in me by
deed under which sell, which Is no doubt valid.
JAMES AZ. McNUTT, Trustee.
r...yi,,. my n ls1f-ryy3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN THE
LOWER END OF HANOVER,

Thirteen miles from The Csiy Of Rfcano"d.
WILL be offered TO the highest bidder on S.ruaD.r
w the Goth day Of December next, IL fair, II not the
first fair day thereafter. the premises, the Tract Of
Land called Mulberry Ill., adjoining the lands of VIM
B. Chittenden, Gibson Via and OTHERS Totopotomoy
Creek. This Tract contains $50 acres; about three
quarters of which Is cleared and adapted TO The cul-
lure Of Corn, Wheat and Oats quarter of which is
In grounds. IL laid of in three fields, each Of
which will produce one hundred barrels of Corn; and
III. Hay crop alone will more than average $780, The
buildings good Dwelling House, with Eve rooms
and cellar Kitchen, smokehouse, Barn. and all other
necessary buildings together with "a good Orchard &c
choice fruit. This place offers inducements rarely be
met WITH being SO short distance from the City Of
Richmond, and could be made profitable for marketing;
The soil being remarkably quick. II will be shown to
any ono by Mr. Henry G. Richardson, residing on the
premises
rrRns ~ sALr-One quarter of the purchase money
WIN be required in cash, and credit of one, two and
'ee Years will be given for the remaining three ourh
INA purchaser giving bonds with approved security, aed
4Derd Of Trust the premises to secure the credit
Payments. WIN. 7. 81. POLLARD,
Administrator of Thomas Melton, deceased.
rid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
yALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court OF
ID Law and Chancery for the county OF Louisa, pro
nounced on the 10th day of September 1885, the under
signed therein appointed Commissioners for that nur
pose, will proceed on TUESDAY, The 18th day of De-
cemh-r 1885, f fair IL not, the next fair day thereafter
10 Offer for sale by public auction on the premises the
valuable properly belonging TO the Estate Of the late Dr.
James N. Morris, known as the BYRD MILLS, stu
aled on The Southanna river. in the county of Louisa
These Mills have for many years enjoyed high repu
,a,ion and an extensive custom. They consist OF a
Flour Mill, Crist MILL and Saw Mill, all in good repair.
Attract of Land containing 400 acres is attached Il
the Mills portion of this will be sold with the Mills
.cmv par, will probably be detached for the accommo
damon oil purchasers.
TERMS UP SALE as follows Tho purchase mo
ne "a be divided into three equal instaiments
IN one Two and three years, respectiyey-ihe purcha
ser giving bond with approved security, and the title
being withheld until the final payment.
EUGENE DAVIS, lror,s
ort 1,--ctds RlCHD. o. MORRIS, WI" -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, SLAVES
STOCK &c

I SHALL, by virtue of the will Of Lewis c. Tndall,
deeea,ed SELL the premises. TO the highest bidder,
on the 22nd Of december, 1886, If fair II not, on me
rndsll, lying In the county of Buckingham on the wa.
tersof Rock Island Creek. This land is well adapted
10 The production Of tobacco, wheat, &c lies In neat
Thy neighbohcud and IL convenient 10 market, being
Within thee miles of the canal, and eghtyhve miles OF
Richmond. The improvements are new and complete.
one'fourlh Of The purchase money will be required 10
i"r monihs, the balance in and TWO years-the last
u De secured by deed Of :rust on the premises.
snail also sti f~s cash. AT Buckingham (Uecember)
County Court, 10 the tigbest hdder i've Negroes three
Of whom likely young fellows, N. property Of my
irsaiCr. JOHN TlNDAii.. la.
Executor of Lewis C. Tindail, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
TN CHANCERY-vlRc,xIa: I'm Powhatan Couu

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Powhatan County
i Court November 18th, isi6:
James ]. Binford, a J. Einford, and j. H. Bacon mer
chants and partners trading under the firm of Blnfnds
and Bacon the said James ]. BinfoId, A. j. Bnori,
h. Bacon and II. e. C. Baskerville merchants and part
ners trading under the firm Of Bnfords, Bacon and Bas
kerville John Thompson, jr, A. a. Green ID. Z. Ran
dolph and William 81 HARRISON merchants and partners
trading under the firm of Randolph and Harrison, Gus
tayus A. Myers Trustee for William McCrrry, ID. NJ.
benson Richard G.. Workman Subett McGruder, and
Edwin Workman, merchants and partners trading under
the Arm Of Workman, McGruder & Co., William K.
Johnson Isaac Davenport, Trustee for J. u. Abbott,
Thomas H. Ellis Administrator of Charles Ellis, decd,
and Charles Ellis, Thomas H. Ellis, and Charles Ellis
IT, merchants and partners trading under The firm Of
Charles Ellis L. Sons, and feter j. Archer and Martha
w. his wife, faintihs:
against
William d Archer, Defendant.
This day came the plaintiffs, by their attorney, and
filed their bill against the defendant, and the defendant
not having entered his appearance and given security
according 10 the Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court
that he is not an inhabitah Of this Commonw eath -
therefore ordered by the Court that The defendant do
appear here on before The first Monday IN February
neIt and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted In some pub
lished in the city of Richmond and continued for two
months excessively and that another copy be posted
ND at the front door Of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tese,
Nov. la-ew2m WM. .. DANCE, c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

IN CHANCERY-viscisiA:- I'm Goochland County
Court, 10th November, ls45:
Martin James and Thomas James, in bis
right, ami Administrator Of Richard James, de-
ceased, Plaintiffs
against
David Hodges, and Nancy his wife. who was Nancy
James; Mary Lee, who was Mary James; I. II. West
aud Elizabeth his wife, who was Elizabeth James;
George Hite and Nancy his wife, who was Nancy
Jnmes: Thomas James, Robnu James, John James,
William James, Druyy W;James, and John W. Mimms
and Mary his wife, who was Mary James; the said
Elizabeth, Nancy, Thon.as, Robert, John, William,
Dmry w. and Mary, being the descendant, Of John
James, deceased, Defendants.
Bill nlsd and the defendants not having entered their
security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
the satisfaction OF The Court that they not inhab
tants Of this Common wealth; the motion Of the pain
t by COUNSEL is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here the third Monday In February next aud
the plaintiff b and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted In newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, and continued for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front door Of the Court
House Of this comfy.
Copy. Tssie,
Nov. 20-ew2m NAB. w. MILLER, c. g. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
Richmond, Va, Nov. 81, lsi6.-c2aw;w
TRUST SALE OF LAND, AND FIFTY
OR SIXTY NEGROES


by virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to rs by An,
lp derson r.. Scott. and bearing date the l2th day Of
September 54G, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of Prince Edward County for certain purposes therein
specified, we shall, on TUESDAY, thr 10Th December
next il fair if moi, The next fair day, nj the resi-
drnce Of the said A. Scott offer for sale The Tract Of
Land on which the said A. Scott at present resides,
containing by estimation 1861 acres, lying on the
Of Bush River and It's branches In healthy and
agreeable neighborhood, being about FIVE miles South
east from Prince Edward Court house and twelve miles
the waters of Mountain Creek, containing by esma-
ton las acres, which Is situated Water grst Mil
which is Of the most profitable in this section Of
coun,ry also, at the time and plnre we will sell
fifty sixty likely and valuable Negroes consisting OF
Men, Women, Buys and Girls; among them there are
Two good Blacksmilhs and good Carpenter; also.
twenty head Of Horses and Mules about fifty head Of
Cattle: Stock Of Hogs, about y In number; and about
eighty head OF Sheep, Plantation Utensils Wagons,
Carts, Buggy and Harness; Crop of Corn. supposed To
he five or six hundred barels Wheat, Oats Prnvrndrr
and Tobacco; one Shot Gun Threshing alachin /;
and one Of Blacksm;th's Tools
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing any part of this Es
tate, will address US, or Mr. A. H. Scott ~ Farmvlle
Any person wishing to see the land, viii make appli-
cation to Dir. A. f Scott who resides on tho premises,
or TO George q. Scott al Farmvil.e.
The sale will certainly take place on the day appoint
ed. The terms will he cash.
GEORGE o. SCOTT, r,.a
THOMAS w scoTT, trustees
Farrnyille November lU-cwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
SALE SLAVES STOCK &c

WILL br offered for sale, a, south Wales, near Tay
w lorsylc, in the county CT Hanover, on MONDAY,
the 2lst December if fair, II not, the next fair day,
about t,eay valuable sLAVES-umnng which are a
Blacksmith, a Plantation Carpenter and Shoemaker,
several excellent field hands, aud some women and
children They the selected negroes Of large -s-
tate Also the stock of horses and mules, cattle sheep
and hogs among which arc pen that will be very TAT;
the straw fodder shucks &C, and the usual variety Of
plantation Implements. The cattle are particularly de-
serving If attention.
The Terms Of sale will be--For the slaves, cash; for
the rest ole property, for all over $40, credit OF
months, the purchaser giving bond and approved sc.
curitv; under $40, cash.
Nov g7-clds WIN. F. WlCKHAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
EXECUTORS SALE oFLAND, NEGROES,


WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of Deem
bernex. at the late residence of Philip Woodson,
aor deceased, in the county OF Hanover, tho Tract
e., Land on which said Woodson resided, containing
s ANU hundred and City acres, adjoining Destunsve,
about one mile from the Rocky Mills The land Is of
se quality OF land in the neshborhood. The i'm
n.ments are commodious, hut somewhat out of re-
az The land will be sold subject to the right of dover
soS ,so woodsou, widow of the deceased. WIN be
NJ a. a. The same time eleven Negroes, consisting Of
Tam. Women and Children; four Horses head Of
Corn ooout twenty Hogs eighteen Sheep; The Crop Of
,io, oas Fodder, Shucks Gc a!so, all the Plania-
W: IT, Utensils, and Household and Kitchen Furniture
m sfms Of sale will be- for the land one.third cash,
ihs nee In equal insialmens Of one and TWO years;
.sa payments to be secured by bonds with ap
H. security, and deed of trust on the land. All
Ss,' property advertised with the exception Of the
all su. ~lll be sold on credit of nine MONTHS for
with "ssr twenty dollars. the purchaser giving bond
aud security for all sums OF twenty dollars
sold 20, will be required The Negroes will be
JACOB WOoDSON,
Nov. Executor Of Philip Woodson, deceased.
Joining hs asosa to SELL privately Tract Of Land I'D
Enally part ~ Containing 40 acres, which was or
Nov. 10 '' u The above tract.
JAcOB VOODSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
The St. Louis Republican, OF the 9th ul,imo


1.-TWO companies Of The regiment Of Mounted
Rihemen with their horses and acconrremenis
under The command OF Captains SandcrSon and
Crirenden, were embarked m beard The fine
stea ners Ama,inlh and Pontiac which left YES
,erday, 10 be conveyed 10 New Orleats. They
were fine looking body Of men, and we'll mount
ed"
The same paper has The following statement
"Indjan Depredotions- understand that
Major Sumner ard Lient. Armstrong, Unied
States Army, have arrived al For, Leavenworh
from Santa Fee They confirm, We learn, The in
formation previously received, OF The robbery OF
a train OF United States wagons, by The Indians,
near The pass OF The Arkansas There we're 30
wagons and one hundred and sixty mules in the
rain, and they were accompanied by forly men.
''The wagons were filled with clothing and hos
pital Stores commissary's stores, sugar, coffee,
&c. They took possession Of everything, except
The wagons, and made off with The property
This outrage was committed by parry OF two
hundred Pawnee Indians; and little opposition
was made by The men, as They were without am
munilion."
NAvAL-Capt S. h. Stringbam has receiv-
ed orders 10 take command of The U. S. line oil
baule ship Ohio, and proceed to sea with all Tos.
sible'dispatch, under sealed orders. Her destina
ton is unknown, bu presumed TO be Vera Cruz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

known, and BY Us was every kindness received
from him. A committee has been appointed 10
express our sorrow, and 10 devise, il possible,
some means Of transmitting his body To Balli-
more. In conclusion. mslam, with full sense
Of The grief which this news will impari, may
be permitted 10 express The hope tina, you will
bear up under The aficion and comfort yourself
with lie assurance that his death was not with
out The consent OF Him "who pernlielh mol the
sparrow 10 fall without his knowledge"
Very truly and respectfully,