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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Friday puh.;shcs
the following letter from Nashville:
MOI IN Standardization Ncarlp Lang Great
E1cuem1nt-JsiO.s EroJeJiy Dsad.

MOI IN Standardization Scarlr Lang Great
Standardization I'roLe5iy Dsad
NASHVILLE, l5.h MaIch, ,SiG
This city exhibited scene, on yes.sicay :.:cr-
noon and night, Of one q tic most cruel iaohs II
has ever been my lot 10 witness |. originated IA
a case OF SANDER about the vile Of .,,- Porter
field, who attacked MIR. JaGson-w who, they say,
has formerly published a paper in q inna:i-
faniiiarly known as Ned Bun,line-aid Lred
three times without hitting, when JuGson drew ~!
sho; him above Tic eye.
II caused great decentralization was a.tl.
10 the Courthouse Tor The purpose Of hanging
him in thu Court house square when 4 ni her OF
Ponerfeld came up 10 shoot him. Jud.on ran
and took refuge in The City Ho.e having no.
less than from twelve 10 fifteen shots fred Al mir.
whou, touching him. The mob Sill! pursuing
him, he run up 10 the third story, ami Jumped out
at the back way, brcaSing one of his thighs N
the FALL and THROWN. him sensele>s. Sunrcs;.s
him 10 be dying, ne was taken 10 Jail
Last nigh; about 10 O'Clock, finding hi, be
was still alive, Tie mob brose INTO the jail MAIN
Cd aud almost naked they threw him INTO the
street. 10 be hung. He begged Tor Il llini.'e!-
which was denied bim-ke feared Lot dea D, but
requested TO be shot, and begged lhat II here
was any gentleman present that he would shGot
him. They took him 10 the square and run
him up over Tie rail OF IN awning posi-, he zone
broke ana he fell, when ne was laker back 70
Jail. where he lies 10 die some lime during the
night.
Mr. Poncriiad was baficj tbs afe,rocn-
Take il all in all il we, worthy OF tie reign ot
Terror in France. was present ard atle1tcd
closely 10 all that occurred Of last night, pro-
ceedings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

Army OF OccUPAToN.-We understand (says
the Union) that Gen. Taylor, in an interview
with several influential citizens of Matamoras,
who were at Corpus Christi with large number
Of mules for SALE took occasion 10 impress upon
them The pacific intentions of The Uniied States
Government in occupying The Rio Brave; that
The army would not in any case cross that river,
unless hoslililies should be commenced BY the
Mexican>, that The wexicans on the East side Of
The river would not be disturbed in any way by
The ronps; that they will be protected in all
their rights and usages; and that everything which
The army may require will BE- purchased at fair
prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
CoNGREss-MosD4r, MARCH %.

In The Senate petitions and memorials were pre-
senied and reports made from committees.
Mir Webster offered resolution calling on
he President for copy OF any correspondence
tha! may have taken place between the United
States and Great Britain, on The subject Of The
Northeastern boundary, between June 20, 1910,
and March 4, 1911. Resolution adopted.
I'he River am tIafbo! bill from the House
was read a first and second lime :? is title, and
on motion Of Nh. Dix, referred 10 The Committee
on Commerce.
The bill organizing United States Court in
Florida, was tanen up and discussed by Msssrs.
Yuiee Wcscuu, Ashey and Johnson OF La |,
was then laid aside. TIC Senate then went into
Executive session (supposeG 10 &c j: relation TO
the treaty with Belsum.)
TIE House resolved itself into Committee Of Tic
Whole, ami considered The bill 10 raise i've ad-
ditinnal regiments Of rilcm,n.
Mr.. Mcdonnell moved 10 las aside The bill as
ii was unnecessary TO az. low, because j, was
e.;dcnt lha; lie Senate would not pass The
Notice resolution from he Huuse-and, there
tore, mere was no necessity 10 act on army bills
Mr.. I!aralson said ne nili hal no reference 10
he question oi Notice, ror vas il war mea
sure.
The House refused 10 lay the bill aside.
h!r. Thomas Smith muved 10 amend, so As 10
raise enc. instead Ci t"o regiments.
Mr. blinke:aoit opposed this motion. He
sail The bill was ne: a var measure, but 10 Pre-
ecl The eIiicran,, 20 Oregon.
Mr. HamliG would vote Tor The BILL if j; were
shown ;lia; tie regiments were necessary 10 the
defence 0f!he comfy, 81 project the emeranis
RECON. fic 'houg:.i 10 officers should he ap-
pointed, until The Snferndnefary officers in the
armv Should have been assigned 10 duty in these
regiments.
The b.ll vras sustained b. Messrs. Yell and
Chif.,an, ani opposed by Messrs. McGaughey
and Eal;er.
Mr. Mcdonnell move' proviso, THAT all
applicant, % the Presiden; Tor commissions shall
give bond ard security honestly 10 abide The te
ci,ion Of The Executive and if moi eran,ei;ed or
commissioned, ;hen 10 take 10 the ranks as phi
Yates"
Mr.. Boyd moved lhat'he regiments authorized
by the bill lie mounted and continued mounted,
al Inc discretion Of the President.
Mr.. Holmes moved proviso "lha. all appoint
menis Of officers in the two regiments shall be
made by transfers or promotions from the officers
OF the present army OF the United States.
The committee, then, rose.
A message was received from the President, in
relation 10 The reciprocal claims CT Great Britain
aud tic United States from tie collection oiduties
in violation of he CO omercal convention Of the
81 July, 1915. The House tlcn adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE ~ PIrTssURo.-Sercn-
zen Houses Bmrni.-The Pittsburgh American OF
Saturday afternoon says:
ave have 20 record another destruction OF pre-
perv in our city By fire, which broke ont this
morning about iu'cIock, in one OF The two bake
ries on Seventh street. between Grant and Coal
Lane, belonging 10 Mr.. McLeaky, and another
man u hnse name we did no, learn. The build
ings being frame, The fire Obtained Roadway be-
fore The engines arrived, and The destruction has
heen very great, extending from Seventh 10 Pros
p,ct street, including in all sixteen houses,
mos; Of them new, and many Of Them OF The BET
Ter class II frame buildings, with all the furniture
and household property Of every kind in as many
as four Of the houses. The sufferers are: Mr.
Murray, Two houses; Mr.. - Smith, one; Mr.
John Patterson, Two houses, including all his iui-
nj ure, the fire spreading 50 rapidly as 10 a1oIo
him no lime 10 save any pan of il; Squire ar
,fur's iwo houses; Joseph Wright, one hous';
Mr. Houston, one huus;; and six others. the own
els Of which We did mol learn. Part of this was
The sile OF The second great fire last spring, which
had been rebuilt. We have no estimate OF lhe
loss, which ia serious, from being The MI Of many
OF The sufferers We believe there was it!e, il
any, insured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

Including CIoihins Pocket Money, &C., the average
entire expense Of Pay Caet, for u months, is about
S2tn
b. State Ca lei Is admitted free OF charge, ex
cept rs cioIh,nR which lie Institute furnishes AT cost.
Ar lira:io must he adircsse poAt I'D, To the IN
sn-d ard he accomp :nied by undnub'rd ;rs mo-
mas of fair NOR Character and Of freedom from dis
$50 and b, dry inhrmry. Ages admission from 10 10
25 Terms Of srIvice three years for Stale Cadets and
moi e.s Than two years or Pay Cadets.
Tns exercises OF graduation will take place on the 4th
q! July on which occasion the graduating class will be
represented Ms follows:
Sau,ary Addresses by Cadet j. g. Mari Of Fauquier.
q a.inn nv Cadet X. E Colsion of Berkeley.
tlrstion ny Cadet ". NJ. Nelson OF Clarke
Vailed c.nry Addresses by Cadet I. b. Robertson OF
ely Of Richmond. FRANCIS u. sMi II,
Sup.rinte ndent Virginia Military Institute.
March l3-iaftJuue2 a st21 inne.
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Augustus Fischer,

- OnNE q COUNSELLOR-AT -LAW
AUSTIN. TRAVIS COUNTY, TEXAS,
WILL attend faithfully and promptly any business
connected with his profession in this city and The
hihs counties. He will also attend 10 any business
Land Once; such as procuring patents, and per-
.sles &c Letters must be postpaid to procure
m. akfEsEscr.-Hon. J. P. Henderson, Gan Augustine;
en- en-. Eoeaexer Allen, Austin; Hon. Memucan Hunt,
Ssiseston; D. Grossbeeek Galveston and Houston;
O'0ends and Grossbssek, New Orleans Jan. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

Among the passcrg.rs by The Alabama, ycs.
le:day, was Gen Houston, now on his way 10
Washington as Eniiei States Senator from Tex
rs. He was seen in on streets Yesterday wilh "a
Mexican blanket on, ard attracted moi Lille a.
ien,ion. We do no, hear anyrhng OF Gener,,
NIX, the other Senator lie may probably go
on by the Rel River route, as his residence IS in
Eastern Texas.
The theatre a, Corpus Christi has been broken
up Whether the ayers arctic fellow lie troops
10 he Rio Grande or not We have no, seen stated.
" o. Ptcapanp, .Na,ct II.
Gen Rusk, one of The u. S. Senators from
Texas has arrived at Louisville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
A CANDIDATE AT LIST.

James 3. Sheppard, Esq, has been nominated
by The Stale Committee as The Democratic candi-
date fer Governor Of North Carolina. lie !. a
gentleman OF high character, fre laierlsZ ara
sterling principles. He hes entered upon bis AZ.
duous task with spirit, and will canvass he SAFE
10 animate the Republican parry 10 vigorous cx-
ertions.
The Wings tainted their opponents with ihei:
failure 10 procure candidate 10 contend for he
Office of Governor. Strange would ii now be,
should James E. Sheppard cut down heir vault,
ing hopes, and redeem the Old North State. ).
much more unexpected defeat stopped hei. ca
reer, when anoher son OF North Carolira, ore
"James X. Polk" lei on The Republican, io,ces.
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ARABIAN HORSE saAHEEN.

= This HORSE 10 believed TO be the finest
~ specimen OF the Arabian race ever imported
~ into the United States. He was purchased
-llLduring the past year by cur Minister ~ on.
an,nople after much expert nee 10 the observation OF
s horses thar country, and AFTER long searching ana
nne,ous efforts find animal OF The best siood aud
So, oarts. He believes that he fully succeeded as an
'ac, from one Of his letters hereto appended amply
how, have also letters from Nh. Porter, Consul OF
,na rnued States in that city, 10 the same effect
I'm IL unnecessary TO publish his Arabian pedigree,
,h,, in the original translated, As would be not
very ineligible 10 most persons
inr. his arrival which has been recent, this Horse
b.. hren seen nv some Of the best judges connected
win the Tart in New York and Washington, and has
Nm nronounced to exhibit the highest degree of beauty,
Strength aud activity, possible for an animal OF his d.
mensuns .,,,, =, -
county q! King William and at the Old Church IN the
eoun,y Of Hanover, within fifteen miles OF the City OF
Piehr,ond Mares ana servants eau md accommoda-
lion Il both places on reasonable terms ! have been
induced in order TO bring THE Horse within reach OF
m. farmers Of small MEANS put The pice OF the sea
on al the very small of $40 If paid before the lst
nc June il not s25 In each case one dollar must be
nd 10 the groom. He Will be at Ayletts the 9th OF
aarcb where he will remain until the ith; then he
VIII 90 to the Old Church, and remain there until the
i,h and 40 on to the end OF the season, remaining ve
d,;s al the former place, and four days at the latter
making his appearance at each every nlnth day.
u's go Vr WIN. BOULWARE.
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Total amount Of appropriations, s. 37S,4s0
We have anaiiied the vote on the ilnal passage
oc the bill, and find The ayes 10 consist OF 81
Wings, At Democrats, and Nalivcs-and The
noes 10 be 9 Wings and 80 Democrats-majori'y
70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL l.,

THE CELEBRATE hACE flohoL@, - 6GA.
- Got by that ctpital Racer and most van-
T1>able Stallion, imported Fylde; his dam dam ~.
~ moth, By Constitution, which was also the
llLdam Of the famous running mare, Sally Eu.
hanks and his grand dam by Balls Forze VIII stand
The aoproarhirg season, commencing the Isl March, al
Canaan smiths Tavern, Charlotte Court House. Viz
Qn,a at thirty dollars cash, OF notes due the rsi Juy
ls46, ana dollar To the groom 10 case number
of mares are sent ny Company, one responsible man
must he hound FOR The whole amount Pasturage
furnished gratis. and mares fed al thi'y anda
half cents per day. and coored servants boarded free OF
charge.
Steel Is Of the largest class Of racs horses, being six
teen hands high, of great substance and power; fine
BAY with black legs and as race hos equal 10 any
IN America. He wan twelve times out of thirteen
races The only time of HIS losing was NJ Baltimore,
b-ing b-at-n by vashii, when he was in had order,
though he heat Portsmouth tthat BEAT Bost in that
race and got three hundred Of the pure The second
best horse in tn immediately after that ce he
challenged Vashti Il onmile heats, for ten thou
sand dollars aside half forfeit, which was declined
For further particulars of MS pedigree and perform
m ,ne.s see large bills, which viii be furnished 10 gen.
Ito n.n who may desire 10 see them.
Dec. I9-cwri.iJnne JOHN EUBANK.
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~ BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA
ANNUAL NEsrl.o.-The annual meeting OF the
Billie Society OF Virginia, will be held 10 this
CITY on the frs, TUESDAY, 9Th April next. Due
notice will be given 81 he hour and place Of meet
ioe. Auxiliary Societies Throughout. the State
are invited to send delegates.
WIN. WILLIAMS, Rse'ding Secretary.
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The following are The ayes and noes on The
River and Harbor Bill, Messrs Cobb, Bayly,
BOYD and George W. Jones having demanded
them. We rejoice to know that every Virginia
member, but Mr.. Pendleton, voted against bill
fraught with so much mischief, and based upon
such unjust and improper grounds:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, J. @. Adams, Arnold,
Ashmun. Baker, Blanchard, Bowln, Brnkerhoff,
Burlington, w. w. Campbell, ]. H. Campbell,
Carroll, Calhcari, ]. G. Chapman, Constable,
Cranston, Culver, Cunningham, Darraeh, Gar
re, Davis, Delano, De Mott, Dixon, Dockery,
Douglass, Dunlap, Ellsworth, J. H. Ewing, Fa-
ran, Foot, Foster Fries, Garvin, Giddings Giles,
Goodyear, Order, Grinnell, Hampton, Harper,
Henley Herick E. B. Holmes, Hough, ]. W..
Houston, Samuel D Hubbard, Hungerford, w.
Hunt, James B. Hunt c. J. Ingersoll, Jos R.
Ingersol Jenkins, Dan'l P. KING, t. B. King,
Leib, Lewis, Levin, Lyon, McClelland, JOS:
Mcdowell, McGaughey, Mcllyaine, Marsh, Mil
Ter, Morris Moseey, Niven, Parish. Pendieton,
Perrill, Pollock, Ramsey, RathbuD, Relfe, julius
Rockwell, John A. Rockwell, Russell Sawyer,
Smith. 6. B. Smith, r. Smith, Stanton, Stark
weather. Stewart, 81. John, Strohm, Strong,
Sykes, Thomasson, B. Thompson, J. Thompson,
Thurman, Tibhatls Tilden, Trumbo, Vinton,
Wentworth, White, Wick, Winthrop, Wood
Wright, Yell and Young-l09.
NArs-Messrs Stephen Adams, Anderson, At
kinson. Barringer, Bayly. Bedinger, Bell, Ben
ton, Biggs, James Slack, James A. Black. Boyd,
Brockenbrough, Milton Brown, VIM. 6. Brown,
Burr, Reuben Chapman, Chase, Clarke, Cobb,
Cooke, Collin, Crozier Cullom, Cummns, Da-
MEL, Dargan, Jefferson Davis, Dillingham;, Dob
bin, Erdman, Edwin Fl. Ewing, Fieklin, Gentry,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

EP We shall be absent in Chesterfield for a
short time. Under all the circumstances, we feel
assured that our readers will kindly extend their
indulgence 10 US for few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27
BOSTON.

- This distinguished HORSE, Whose per-
49, formances on The turf uneqralied, and
~ whose colts have. as far as tri, d, been un
lG1- commonly successful, so much 50, that every
one bu, one) that has heen trained has been cnntr
viii stand tnis Spring my pania,ion Oakland IN The
ron,ty rf Chesterfield, about twenty five miles from
bolh Petersburg and Richmond, aud Is now ready to
srryr mares nj Atty dollars the season. payable at It's e1
pra,ian which viii he fifteenth July next servants
yh mares will b- boarded gratis aud mares FED
aud vel. ei il wished reasonable priee-pastusase
and lots e1tr nsive, aud excellent.
Feb. i7-ctlstinne w. K JohNoOH.
Nrr The Richmond Wing and Petersburg lnteigencer
~ I'M rnnv and continue till first June.
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u IL E1i.gLs 81 he Ea1nirr:

KISG & QUEEN, March 10, lSl6.
Wits, AT King {; Queen Court House. attend
iug the las! Coun'v Cour:, nolice,, with regret
NE want OF unanimiiv in The Democratic parry,
hg, in reiaiiol 10 the choice o. Senatorial ana
cor,,r can,!idafc ! am not citizen oil this oiu
democratic county. vet would respectfully re-
fii,it! those who are now taking m acii:e Pall
49r their respective iav0res, OF the Importance
81 cancellation ~, union They are not so
s.rcnc thai divisions IN their ranks may mol IL
attended with irirrr 10 the cause which hey an
ha:eso greet an interest ~ advancing. nave
heard il said that mere are TO less IMAM thfee
independpnt candidates 10 represent The county IN
he next meeting OF The Legislature. What fault
have they 10 find with their lae representative,
Mir. Gaines, who has shown himself so worthy
Of The trust reposed in him 2 1t was with
Measure that | listened TO his stirring ap-
peal on hat occasion, in which he showed
that. though physically tebiii,atcd, mentally
he was The same whose career commenced
in years gone By. gave promise OF 50 orIl.
i;a-,; n DESTINY Thcn wlv will not The pco-
nis s.ond by one 81 deserving Of their regard and
50 carabe Of refecing honor and cretIt upon
Their ccrrtY in me connects Of the state { IL
can but be wished that they may, not mat they
have none other OF sufficient ability; lnsy nave
many. OF whom wonld especially re'iiad lnein
a. one Tin case MT. Gaines shouia ho1 oe 'he'.
choice) fully capable Of discharsins the duties OF
The station and equally worthy OF their confidence
aIi,de 10 Robert NJ. Davis, Esd. mention
him. in as much as have no heard his name
called in The connection oicandidales. II IS need
less e. me lo speak Of MS many qua.ihcations
which recommend aim 10 the consideration Oh
he peone OF King and QueenSo Waom ne 10 so
well known, characterized for MS high mora and
in.eieclua! worth, nor can say that be would
even acce7. tie honor il rendered ye! he
ccralv canno, seleci nc!e able advocate o.
those principles by which ;hcy protess 70 - 60
rsrn.f HoRTATOR.
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TIE GRANITE STATE


Southern Wings have but lille reason 10 -e-
jo;ce over their apparent victory in New Usmp-
shire. We make tew extracts from lie Man.
chester (N. H. American; a leading Wing pa
per. twill be seen that the result is rot claimed
IS Wing uiumph-hnt was achieved ty The
votes Of The Democrats, WHO we're dupsd into me
support oilhe Wing cause, through Hale's hollow
professions Of Democracy. v zen their eyes shall
be opened 10 The iruh-and above III, when the
leaders o! the various factions shall come 10 d.
vision Ct the "spos," their selfish motives will
br unveiled, and ii will x barren victory in
deed. Those Democrats who have been deceiv.
ed by Hale, will recoil from he mischief they
have aided to bring about, ard will return 10 The
Republican fold. We cannot believe tina. New
Hampshire will remain long in her p.esen, falls.
position.
We moreover quote from the same Wing pa
per, 10 show 70 Southern Whigscry how The y.
Hampshire Wings beast q he late result as IN
Abolition triumph. llror,rays he close alliance
between the Northern Wings ard The Abolition
ISIS, and SETS ioh in IL relief The proud attitude
Of The Democrats OF New ilsmrshie, the "natu-
ra! allies If the South" and the true advocates
OF the solemn compromises oi the Constitution
We quote from Wing document, and lis au.
thoIily cannot be questioned BY our opponents:
1--WE by no means claim The Iesui, OF his e,t.-
ton as Wing victory entirely We know hat
without The assistance OF The friends 81 Mn ta!c,
this revolution could mol haze beea effected a, ,is
time.
"ihcre was Cancellation and compromise 10 2
great degree among both The Wings and The L.
dependents; without il, instead Of achieving
yiclory, we should have Been be llsd and defeated
awe value this victory mainly as The u!i ard
final expression Of the people OF New Hampshire
upon The Annexation Of Texas. THAI mea,arc,
which the people were swindied into tie surro!.
OF, has now been emphdticaily conGepnec: aha
The people Of New Hampshire rcper, .! iir aid
they gave To the m1nstfous WrcDg. New Eamv-
shire is no longer The bond slave OF Souh,fn
Siaveholdeis-the ioaihsome traitors who have
dissraced her al MISREPRESENTATION, NeIfis.
anu The rest-are At las condemned as unworthy.
What an unspenkabie feeling Ct relief does his
give to every lover OF freedom, and true ili,nt o.
Inc State"
The Hartford Times well says:
awe question whether tie Wings wiil derive
anv permanent advantage IRON The result q This
election. 'OfihemSelvu> as the Atlas 81 =, thew
are rowere>s; and allies who break trDm The
regular nominations of their pary, "a has been
the ease in New Hampshire this spring, vii! not
probably draw true 10. any .>Ge.n Of lime II the
wing ranks
"Frrm the result in New Hampshire. nc De
mccrais &c this and Other STATES ,..av lie more
clearly realize The importance of Mmn il al 1C-
lical contests viii he obi enemy--r sdel Ism
now sailing under The name ct 'Whig'
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yTR iINTA MILITARY INSTITUTE

THE Rord Of Visltnrs VIII meet at Lexington on
1 "wednesday, tbs "a day Of June next 10 consider
the app Ca Ions OF caudd for admission Cadets
iao nv Destitute. Vacancies among tho Stale Cadets
viii, that time, exist from The following Senatorial
Di.,,cis VIZ Bedford. Fauquer, Monnneaiia, Meek
l-nhirs Culprper, charlotte. CIy of Kiehmnnd, Hamp
shire, Washington, King & Queen, Goochisnd, Ohio,
kInaaha.
pavt tahe
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Ertraet referred to
EGATIliN OF THE UNITED STATES,

upear Sir: Your Horse, Shaheen, Is a.
the best Arabian race and is the finest Horse 10 tins
Guy. His Majesty, The sultan mas not ms eqna "a n's
numerous stud lie IS the subject o! general admia-
lion on The part Of the Turks whenever he Is taken
out deem myself exceedingly fortunate In having
obtained him, &C, sc. Very truly yours, SC
Wareh "c,3Istyay "DAgNEY s. CARR
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NEGROES FOR SALE

NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL We sod d, TIE Old Church, N The oorniy II
w I.ncvsr. en- SATURDAY. rbe 4th of Apul, 1916,
cr cssL two likely NJ yrces. AaE Woman, BIZ
ion,dns IN The Estate Of Thomas Melton. drc.ased.
WM T. II. POLLARD,
Administrator az
March oo-vtds THOMAS MELTON, decd.
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MrcsLExsURc Couxrr.-Last Monday lsays
..re Ciar#sy..!e Herald being our Coun,y Court
VIM. o. Goode, Esq, and Capt Z. A. Williams
announced themselves as candidates Tor The Le-
eisla,ure. If there are any other Candidates 10
Inc 6eld, we have not been apprised Of II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-27

r. Thomas Bamb.ick is The Republican can
didae for the House Of Delegates in Brooke
county.