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RIDING

MRS. MOTLEY respectfully informs her friends
Fl and the public that she has taken one OF those
ne W lenements the Eagle Square, Main Street. Nv
doors above Messrs Brooks Bell Hudsons store, ana
lion for Boarde by the day. week. month or year, ana
also for transient vsiters. Every exeron will be made
To render Boarders comfortable. Persons visiting the
civ for pleasure or business would do well 10 call, as
The situation is very desirable one, with large and
commodous rooms.
pirbmnnd Aup. 2l-cw4W
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Aus.al-ci.
INpALLlgLE REMEDY FOR AGuE AND

FEN EK.-.NO JNff. y I|NN.
TAR PRICES AGCE AID FEVER PILLS ale war
~ ranied 10 cure Agur ana Fever III from twenly
thirty hours, II directions are followed. Ten pas
have frequently permanently cured the worst CASE
no instance have thirty been known fan. 1hrs lfc
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Eara bos
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box, ~ $ ptr
dozen. Planters and Farmers would lind II T. Their ia
trrest 10 keep a supply hand they may lhu sa'e
large Doctors Bills The Pills De- put up irat
letter packages and sent BY mail a, letter postage Tie
propfetors in order prevent connrrrits aud impc.i
tion are determined not 10 establish agencies A -
ders must be attended with the cash. i pad. anf III
rected 10 DR.. C. ]. KESWORTIIY & co.
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia
N. b. The money will be- returned IN every casr \
failure July 3l--cu
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, II has been represented 10 The E,-cu-
w tive. that Harsion Amyse charged with a felony.
in wounding John G. Bergman, of Boetouu, Win IN
tent kill has fed from justice, and is At large
Therefore, /, William Smith, Governor, do hereby olrr
a reward Of fifty dollars 10 any person per,oa who
will appiehend the said fugitive, and deliver TIM MO
the jail Of Boetourt county; and require al o,Hcrr-
civil and military, and request the people Of tie Com
monwralth generally, 10 use every eAeron thar he nny
be arrested and brought Ia justice.
Given under my hand as Governor and under TIL
r. lesser seal of the Commonwealth, N Richmond
lsEAl'i this seventh day OF August the year lei6
WM SMITH.
Amysc is described 'upwards of elk feet high
rou nd face rudy compile aion slightly pugn"sed, viii
round shoulders and brown hair. Had when be faa
of black frock coat, black panlaoons, and hlaeS III
hat.n Aug li-fH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

A WING EDITOR IN TROUBLE-A
Whe editor, who had told large stories about
The dismissal OF aborers, and the almost universal
stoppaee Of manufacturing establishments, since
the passage OF McKay's bill, was recently on
visit at Lowell, (says the N; Il. palrlot,) AND
hearing The busy hum OF industry from Inc e. va
rious mills, was completely dumb: founded. sop
ping a gentleman whom ne met, ne inquiie ~
'Do the people here k''oc maj ie,eSea l,oeSIos' a.
riG bill has passed?' ITO be sure ,ney u", say
the genleman-"why do you ask 'na mar ques,10n n,
country is ruined, absolutely ruined, AND THE PEo'
PIE HERE DON'T KNOW IT
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rpIfST SAIL

DY virtue Of n deed of Trust executed 10 tlir subscn
ID her by Absaora Hand and cf record IN the 'lek
Once Of Monroe coanty Missouri. for certain purposes
therein mentioned shall proceed 10 sell, 10 me highest
bidder On FRIDAY, the il,h day of September neA',
n ne town Of Paris county of Monroe, and state 81
Missouri certain LOT and HOUSES, IN the SAID town
Of Paris. ,,
The till. said property Is believed TO De inolspua
,,ble nm acting n. Trustee shall convey such tue
only as IL vested in me by the deed aforesaid. ,
Iuiy lO-r,l9m XII. fhllluLi =
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EnIrCATIQN-

! A FEMALE SCHOOL viii BE- opened an The serond
"A Monday IN September. al the residence oi james
H. Lewis near Walkers Church. Albemar..
T'rnM, Board aud Tuition 10 The English bfaLchc'
IN, m. scholastic year OF 10 months SCo
Music on the Piano Forte X
French, ~
Drawing in Pencil and Water Coiors. "
A lady, Of the highest qualifications Is Teacher
has been engaged.
Application TO be made 10 J. u. Lewis through the
Post Once, Ever-itsvill-, Aibenlaiir county.
any II-cwu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

Hon. Walter Bovine, ex-mayor OF The city OF
New York, died suddenly this morning, at his re-
sidence in Beekman street, (says The journal oil
Commerce of Monday.) MI. Bovine has ior a
long period been prominent politician. he
was for many years State Senator, ana LOT
some time President OF the Senate. He was also
an active and successful business man, and has
held many stations OF trust and confidence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
GREAT WORK ON COOKERY.

Messrs. Lea & Blanchard OF Philadelphia have
sent us through Messrs. Drinker & Morris OF
This city, handsome octave volume OF more
than 500 pages, entitled "French Cookery-The
Modern Cook-a practical guide 10 the Culina-
~ Arr in all its branches" adapted as welliorlhe
largest establishments, as for The use OF private
families by Charles Elme Francalelli, pupil OF
The celebrated Careme, and late mailre d'holel
and chief cook 10 her majesty, Queen Victoria
which he "shal ever consider the greatest honor
10 which he could ever aspire" This work, so
highly endorsed, may be called we presume, the
book of cookery. II is richly garnished with re-
cepls for dishes of classic names and the most
tempting descriptions. There are many wood
cuts OF elegantly arranged dishes, &c. We doubt
NOT, that il is valuable book Of its class. We
have no opportunity 10 speak experimenlally OF
the value OF It's directions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department, the session Is o the sam,
length as the Academic session-nine montlls-whcl
enables the students complete curriculum oi sudie
rs extensive that any other Medical institutions
the Union. by attending only two lectures day. Inc!
have moreover the advantage OF daily rieid eAaln;i
tons on the subjects discussed III The daily lectures
The expenses Of The Medical students are The SAM
as those OF other students, with the addition o DIS
seeing Zee of S. WIN. :. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron OF the University of Virginia.
InlY li-cWtlSt Oct
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DAVID J. WOODFIN,

dIIURNE a T Inv,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Law and Chnne1ry Of Buckingham,
Cumberland, Fluvanna and Powhstan. All business
confded to him will be promptly attended TO-
Aua. 25-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

uIINOIS.-In the 18th Congressional District
MIR. Wentworth is reelected to Congress oy al
overwhelming majority. He beats Kerr IN eve e,
nv county in The district. His majority VIII
L. ro,y T. 000
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george w. Richardson & Co.
SUCCESSORS
n WIN. MCDONALD & CO.,

III w vi. M DOIShLD ~ 49,,
GRoCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Number 81 & 80 Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON,
JAMES MCoskr.
rJ,ENDER their services 10 the Farmers and Mer-
chants generally, for the sale Of all kinds of Grain
and other Produce.
mariner of the late firm of WIN. MCDONALD CO.,
instify them in assuring those who may favor them
with their consignmens, the highest going rates. and
prompt remttances.
Their commissions oil kinds Of Grain Is one cent
per bushe
Baltimore, May l9-c4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
Mr. NcDnfT;e bayino s;onif;

Mr. McDufie having signiied his intention to
retire from the United States Senate, cores.
pondent Of the Charleston Mercury nomina,es
Col. F. H. Emore, OF Charleston, as his success
sor. He is an elegant gentleman and able
statesman, and enjoys great popularity in The
State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
MARRIAG ES.

Married. at Dover Mills, in the county Of
Goochland on Friday, The 18th August, by the
Reverend MIR. Hoge, JoHS PATriE Esq, OF Rich.
mond. 10 Miss AGNEss CocHRsNE, daughter OF
The late F. Cochrane, Esq, OF New Garden,
Kirbubright Scotland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
pI OCT NATION

WHEREAS, on the first day Of October ls29, Pc
w ciamaiion was issued, offering reward ~ ihf-.
hundred dollars for The arrest oi Thomas Chew -tor
reasons appearing the Executive. William smli
Governor have thought proper hereby Ia revoke aud
annul thu proclamation offering the reward AFORESAID.
Given under my hand, as Governor. ana under ne
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth. al Rlcn-
lsEAL. mond this 18Th day ot August, N the t,sf
1916. N SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

CAPE PALMAS.-The late advices from
Cape Palmas give information of The purchase
by Gov. Russwurm, Of Tabou, Bassa and L;l;le
Grand Observation-Disclosures adjacent TO our colo
nv and extending along the coast Of Africa about
one hundred miles. The colony now possesses
the coast all the way from Garraway 10 The river
Pedro, between Tahon and Druen. The acqui-
sition OF Grand Scss on the North, which is cx-
pected soon TO be accomplished will bring the ter
ritory of Maryland in Liberia in contact with
that OF the older colony of Monrovia, and give to
both Jointly an extent of more than three hun
bred miles of West African coast.
Along this very line OF shore The slave trade was
once actively prosecuted. Slave factories were
scattered up and down al almost every anchorage.
The trade is now completely broken up on that
portion OF The coast; so that il Colonization had
done nothing more than rescue three hundred
miles of African frontier from the ravages OF The
slave traffic, it would present 10 the world iair
claims TO a respectful consideration. But it has
done more than that, and has so much yet TO do
that il cannot regard its present achievements as
anything.
The friends of Colonization in our State will
be gratihed to know that The Cape Palmas pack
Ell, long ago projected yet delayed by various
causes, is now in progress of construction under
the very liberal charter granted 10 the chesapeake
and Liberia Trading Company Oy Inc LeSlsla-
tnre Of Maryland. The keel OF barque OF two
hundred and seventy-tive tons has been laid in
the ship yard of that skilfu and enerprising build
er, Mr. L. B. Culley, 10 be launched on or before
the FIRST Of November.
The company is formed under the charter and
the officers chosen, Iii proposed the vessel shall
make her first voyage this fall with emigrants,
and freight from both the American and Mary
land Colonization Societies. Should more room
be left after taking all passengers and freight Of
fered, il is proposed 10 fill her up with staple ar
ticles OF trade, on account Of The company, to be
disposed of in the Colonies. Ii is proposed to
have white Captain (or The first voyage or two,
until some well informed responsible coored man
can be found 10 take his place. colored mates,
crew and supercaIso, If one be necessary. II is
proposed TO make Two voyages, the first year, and
Afterwards 10 increase the number if sufficient
freight and passengers are offered The best ac-
commodations will be prepared for cabin passen-
gers 10 and from The colonies, and no pains will
be spared to render the packe, desirable passen.
ger vessel.
The introduction Of this packet as a regular
trader between Baltimore and Cape Palmas will
tend 10 bring the two points nearer 10 one another
and make communications easy and certain. If
we prognosticate rightly il will not be long before
many vessels, instead of one merely, will ply on
this route between old Africa and young Ameri-
ca-( Baltimore American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

We think that The California intelligence,
brought by the brig Daring, and published To-
day should be received with caution. II may
probably be remembered that similar information
was received via Jamaica, some time since, and
communicated al Jamaica by the same vessel
which has now brought the news, viz the Bri-
fish brig Of war Daring.-[N o. Je6erso'rian
RUMOR-SANTA ANNA A PRISONER
OF WAR.-It was reported in private circles
Yesterday, said to be from a respectable source,
that ON the arrival of the British steamer Arab,
off Vera Cruz, Commodore Conner boarded her
in person, took of Santa Anna, and put him on
board OF The flag ship oil The American squadron.
TB
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

Col Medary, the former able Editor OF The
Ohio Statesman, has consented 10 be the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress from The Franklin
District The Statesman says: "WiIh odd
Rough and Ready at the head OF the Democrat
ic army, General Duncan can prepare himself
for a Palo Alto defeat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
2SfcbaotoorU 1zaratatrff.

Use OF HoGs-The Cincinnati Price Cur ~ !.
rent saws: "In consequence of the existence OF a
;,v ordinance which prohibits the feeding OF hoss
within the corporation, the owners OF one Of ,ns
s % d;s,illeres are about TO suspend operations
a. ,bey end The business cannot be carried on pro-
s,ably. unless they are permitted to feed hogs.
This. too we presume, will be set down by inc
WHO nress as one of ths "ruinous" effects OF the
nJ .ocofoco Free Trade Bill"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

Major Thomas T. Faunleroy has been pro
moed 10 be Lieutenant Colonel in the second ies''
ment OF Dragons, United States Army.
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To JDUS u. WATKINS:

TO JOHN D. WATKINS:
you will please take notice, that shall on the l4h
i and 18th days of September, 1896 IN Farmviiie,
Prince Edward, in the counting room OF c. Il. Barks
dale & Brother, take the dispositions Of Nathaniel d.
Price and Others to be read as evidence in suit now
depending the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana
Chancery for the county of Charlotte, in which am
plaintiff, and you and others defendants.
Imv I6-cwsw MUNROE K. FLIPPiN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

4 SITUATIONS Trachrr, 10 teach English. and The
n rudiments of Latin and French. References n 10
CAPACITY will be gwen, If required. Address q T. H.,
smilhville, Powhatan county, Virginia.
Aug cling
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

The Mar!nsburg va Gazs ns advoe ;hs D .ss
claims OF Thomas Corwin, OF ONO, as INC heA'
Whis candidate for the Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

MIR JOHN D. ANDREWS-Sir: You being non
lVl resident Of tins Commonwealth. take tbs nae
thod 10 notify you that, on - 25th day Of Sepirmhc
next at my dwelling house In The county Of Hanover
and State of Virginia. shall take the deposition OF
Reubin Nurkos, 10 he read a evidence III sun IN
Chancery, depending in the Circuit Superior Courl d
Law and Chancery for Hanover county, wherein am
plaintiff and you are defendant Ii from any cause ih-
deposition be taken thar dny, II VIII b. taken the
day, thereafter the cause Of failure tc
take IL he removed. Yours, &c,
July 2i-cw2m STEPHEN \. PULLiAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

A MINERAL SPRING.-It is said that a
Mineral Spring. rivalng in excellence The cele-
braled Bedford Spring, has been discovered al
Middleburg, Loudoun county, va. Il is on lhe
nroperly OF DR.. William Gibson OF Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
LAW NOTICE.

I CHRISTOPHER &. SCOTT and ABNER T. sIlIH
~ practice law In partnerships under me nfn o
sroTr 4 Sr,rY in an Ike Courts uf Law and Equity IN
South Arkansas.
a. Office al Camden, Washta county. Arkansas
in rlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
nh e KEN WORTHY

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Thonsonlan ana
w Botanic Medicines, Medical Books, Oils, Extracts,
ointments, Syrups and every variety OF simple ana
compound Medicines usually kept in Botanic Medicine
Stores. -.
Petersburg, July "a. 1S46-cW4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,

T,HE subscriber will open School. on the LIST Of No
vember next, al the residence OF his father. in Ca
r0Iine county. In addition TO the common English
branches the Latin and Greek languages will be taught;
Also the Elements Of Geometry, Plane TrigonoInetry,
Surveying and Algebra.
TERMS-For Board aud Tuition 500, half in adj
vance.
Sessinn from November lst to August 3st.
For further particulars address CARTER HARRIS.
Post Ofice-Beaverdam Depot, Hanover.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

NO DOUBT OF TIA newspaper speak.
ing of the chaos and desolalion visible on the
Moons surface through good telescope, adds
aNow the question has been asked, what is the
reason Of all this desoation2 We believe it 10
be owing 10 The entire triumph of Loco Foco
principles in that planet" No doubt OF this.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

STAuHTON, July 7, Iei5.
II gives me- pleasure state that consider my for.
mer pupil, Mr.. Carter Harris. an excellent Latin and
Greek scholar, and very we'll versed In the whole OF
Geometry, Plane Trgonomery and Surveying, and The
Elements of Algebra, Natural Philosophy and Chemls
try. In addition the requisite attachments, he pos
sesses dis position and habits peculiarly suited 10 the
business of instructor of YOUTH and cordially 70
commend him to the patronage Of the public.
Aup l1-cw4w. PIKE POWERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

IN CHASCERY .-VIRciSti AT Il Circuit superior
Court of Law and Chancrty, continued by adjourn
ment, and holden for the county II James Cay and The
CITY Of Williamsburg ri the Courthouse In the said
city, Friday the tenth iay Of July III the year one
thousand Eight hundred and lolty SIN
John 4. James. Plaihtiil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

Vindieation Of Secretary Macy ana He n0a q.
isiana Yoluntecrs.-On Thursday last In rePIy 70
an article from the UniOn, we stated that shoula
The U,,on establish the fact that The secretary oi
War was not 10 blame in the matter OF uischarS,
inc The Louisiana Volunteers, no paper woria
be more ready TO do him justice ihan ihe ysDe1-
son,an. Since then we have received lne onwn
Of the 18th, containing that vlndicaIon, ana
we are happy to say that IN genera, !. metas 1u
,bar he did make an offer Of fe-enlistment 10 the
volunteers ,u and why it was not done is mystery
vel TO be cleared up and as far as we are able to
;ndee This explanation must come from the Rio
Grannde. And, we must say that in our view, the
Secretary has made good case, and that ne has
fairly thrown the responsibility off his Shout
ders.-[ Ncm Orleans Jebsrsonian Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

Robert q. Richardson, Defendant.
The defendant Robert &. Richardson, VINO l. out OF
this country, and against HON the plaintiff appears u
have proceeded in the mode prescribed by law against
absent defr ndants, still failing 10 appear and answer
motion of the plaintiff, the Court doth take ms bi
for confessed 10 this defendant, and the cause CON
Ing be heard the bill and exhibits, WAS argued
by Counsel ON consideration whereof thr Count doI
adjudge, order and decree That Nathaniel Pigso and
John w. Cosby be appointed Commissioners, who. hiiti
being first duly before n Justice OF the Pence well
and truly 10 perform the duties herein AMI hereby -
qursd OF Them shall fairly value the lands Hnd .ne
ments belonging 10 the said absent defendant mention
ed in the hill, and the valuation made return lnn
this Court; and that Commissioner 81 this Goi tate
and settle account To he rendered by The plannr.
showing 10 what amount The defendant i indebted t.
the said plaintiff, and report with any matter deemed
pertinent, which may be required 10 b. stated ny thr
parties in order Ia n final decree.
A Copy-Tese, TIL u. C0GBiLL, '.
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vouchers and papers, N order enable the Commis
soner to report thereon.
Aug. 2e-Cw4w WIN. NJ. MOODY, VI. '.
IN CHANcERY.-yIsc,>ta.-A Rules holden ~ y.
1 Clerks Office nf The Circuit Superior Court Of lae
and Chancery for the county OF Charlotte The it Gas
of August, 1876:
EI-ha bark -dar it,. Armi-tcad Barksdae, Anthony
Sydnor and Richard y. Waller, lair merchant, 'nh
partners trading under the firm and style of Bathsdh'
Waller & Co., who sue for the benelit Of VIM = has'
dale, Planlih-
against
Ro. Blackwell and Ro. y. Cole Defendant
The defendant, Robert blackwell, not having ~
tered his appearance, according 10 the ACT o Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and ii appearing ~ sais
factory evidence that he il not an nhabitan 81 ~
Commonwealth, II Is ordered that the said dt-ndau
do appenr here rules In be holden for the .ald OUT
on the first Monday IN November next, and enter "
appearance and answer The plaintiffs BILL and that
copy of this order he inserted III SOME newspaper u
iished In the city Of Richmond or town Of Lynchhu'.
for two months successfully, and posted al thr ho''
| door of the Court.iou-e of the said county
Aur. eIncw2m WISsLow ROBINSON, g O.
IN observation-disclosures AT Rni.s held IN the
CLERKS Office Of the Superior Court 81 lhnn'try Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the 81 day Of August, loih;
Allen u. MiIl-, Marshall X. stafford ahd 'haile'
Hbbr late merchants and partners trading under ~"
name Of sills, Stafford and Company, Pla!nun'
against
Frederick Grifing, and other DER niahis
The defendant above named not having entered ~
appearance and given security, according IL III az :"
Assembly and the rules o this Court, and u appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he i mol an inaohanl
this Commonwealth II Is ordefrd that the -ild ifeh.
ant do appear at The rules To be held ior ie ~
in the Clerks Office thereof, the first Montag 10 Va
vember next, and answer the bill Of The pannh. ~"
that copy OF this order be forthwith n.rfird ~ o.
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond 'ot
months successfully, and posted nj The front aoc = -
| Capito in the said city. A Copy-Te-te 80
AZ oI-rw9m ~ p HOWARD. 'k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

hliliaHsbnrg, august -fiH, io'o
The parties 10 the annexed decree al court arr h'fr
by notified that have appointed Wednesday, 'he ~
day Of September next, 10 commence Tie account hr'
in ordered which day, by 10 orork A. NJ. they as
desired TO attend my Office In said city, wan 'hrif
vouchers and papers, III order 10 enable the Comm!s
soner To report thereon.
os-CWjW WIN. NJ. MOODY. VI. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

1.-THE enlargement, OF The State OF Delaware IS
proposed by the Wilmington Journal, oy aaains
10 lis present territory eish counties rom mary
land, Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne's, Calolina, Dor,
chester, Talbot, Worcester and Somerset, anu
two counties from Virginia, Accomac, and North,
amplon. These counties all lie between the Che
sapeake and Delaware bays, and are said TO be
homogeneous in interest"
We must enter our protest against this arrange
ment Virginia cannot spare TWO such counties
as Accomac and Northampton. We do not de-
sire 10 see The smallest portion OF the Stale Topped
otf-lel her remain {" one and indivisbe."