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H.11iN .4.sD t.fPS,
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80 SANtFL q nARPER
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80 -" hf- re- ca1 ,n De- rum Fuperiy o,,nr.d|
20 hn " Barn. nss G. ridge slrra. s., 10
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SCARPA'S
SodFoUN0 KREosOrE ACOUSTIC OH.
l. nc core u DEAFNESS, pains and The
uisaRfosailo nTses. Lac che hasxlna u,
'ss"Sis laNsag OF ~atef, whrnns II 500, a =
"h"n are sfaptoms ~ approaching d,sf
enc also e~rucfattY attendant wfth A. ~.
care fof sale ~ OR CRJMBACKFR
r, NoI.1. Nam So sole Aa,ot
meoleihe 10 highiy recommended and M
.ple p%etsons oi the msnv -astoasbfns 49,.
'hich % has ,fi0fmcd.
, Mis- p0uela's Patent Re,ui,tas p..n;.
=" '"if' ~ "eHs - cisicnrs. o. au.eie
mush ,tssrsG ht ..ls q y"
tll9 orr & GREENS
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IN BRts PpCKiEp cobFtsn r. ,.,
~ SOD Fa A's - q cRAACLE 4 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-15
by Last Evenings Mail.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
s pROCI .AMATION

Whereas. the Congress of The United States,
by virtue Of the constitutional authority vested in
them, have declared by their ACT bearing dale this
day, that "by the act Of the republic OF Mexico,
a state Of war exists between that Government
and the United States"
Now, therefore, /, JAMES X POLK, Presi-
dent Of the United States Of America, do hereby
proclaim the same 10 all whom it may concern;
and do specially enjoin on all persons holding
Offices, civil or military, under the authority ol
the United States, tina, they be vgilant and zeal
Gus in dischargins the duties respectively Incl
dent thereto: and do moreover cxhort all The good
people oithe United States they love their coun-
try, as they feelth wrongs which have forced on
them the last resort of injured nations and as they
consult the best means under The blessing OF Divine
Providence, of abridging its caamilies, that they
exert themselves in preserving order, in promot-
ing concord, in maintaining the authority and
the efficacy of the laws, and in supporting and
inrisorains all the measures which may be
adopted by the constituted authorities for obtain
ing speedy, just, and an honorable peace.
In testimony whereof have hereunlo SET my
hand. and caused the seal Of the United States TO
9HHbe affixed 10 these presents. Done at the
spcity OF Washington, The thirteenth day OF
May, one thousand eight hundred and forty six,
and of The independence OF the United States the
seventeen. JAMES Il. POLK.
BY The President,
JAMES BUCHANAN Secretary Of State
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THE VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
NV cs I h a BEE COttaSe,'


THIS valuable FARM, the property Of the late Jobn
H. Jtnhsgs, will br sold AT auction IL sW, IL
han. the farm Of William ID. sims, Esq on WE'D.
NESDAY, The oath day Of June neat al O'Clock p
M.-immediateiy after Mr.. Sins Farm is sold Il lies
on James River, seven ard half miles above Rich
mond The canal passing through tcnntains 6ls acre..
oi which $50 acres are valuable low grounds The nm
land Is at fine quality, aud in high state al improve
nen. TIL re- this Farm abont 200 ncres of Asar
~ nnbered land within three of nile of the
canal. well adapted to the culture Of tobacco
The improvements consist of i comfortable Dwelling
House, containing six rooms. and all necessary out
houses for farming pu poses. There aro an Orchard
of young ffuil trees.
IL Is deemed useless 10 say any thing respecting
TINS Farm, hs persons disposed 10 purchase will doubt
less prefer 10 yisw the and Judge for themselves
IL VIII br shown with pleasure by The ovrrsrrr Mf
Howell nuncom. or Nr. VIM u. Jennings living nror
New Market, III the lower end Of Henricn.
As the sale - Ia be- made for division am, o The
devisees Of the late John II. jennings parsons may at
tend the same with the assurance that il will positively
take place. trrt0uf any KIND ~ rtStrrs.
The terms VIII he such us Ia suit the purCIiscr-say
0nrUnrih cash balance n one. Two and three wears
for bonds BEARING interest, secured by irnst deed
II The purchaser desire it, he can be supplied with
every Thing necessary 10 cultivate the farm Posses
sion for seeding wheat in the FAN VIII be given, aud
entire possession ON the Isl January neat.
Nav l2-cd- W. GOUDIS Amer
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.

IN the 10Th day Of June next will offer for sale al
- public auction, my Estate in Nelson county, one of
The most valuable properties in that region Of country
II IS situated five miles below the Court House and
eight miles above New Market, on the James Rive,
lsna The Tract contains 9l4i acres more than half
o. which IS In wood remarkably well tiGbered and a
very large portion Of il fine Tobacco land as any in
mat part of The country. Most OF the cleared land ia in
rood stale of cultivation, having been improved by
me use OF plaster and clover Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being as
eSe as could be desired, with ity acres on the
ncdntain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about one hundred acres of Creek and Branch flats.
most Of which are highly improved, thavng been kept
W as tobacco iots) capable of being converted into
"aiered meadow. The whole land is well enclosed in
GOOD state of cultvation-is susceptible of division
llo Three or -four farms eachwell supplied with tim
and Astounding with fine springs of running water
1he improvements consist of Overseers House fnur
,hs Negro Cabins, sufficient for the accommodation
=. ioty Slaves; Granary, with Threshins Machine
aehed Cribs, Stables aud Tobacco Barns, sufficient
cure 900 pounds Tobacco l will also sell. a,
ume and place upwards of twenty likely Negroes,
puosy young Men and Women also, all the stock Of
ses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &c; together with good
wso,ont OF Farming implements. Terms for The
CIV "'e WIN DC made known on the day Of sale. ANY
uesfous, In the mean time, of having further par
sso,.n can address me, or Mr.. William Gordon, al
ny NJ Ferry, Albemarle county.
march H--c.ds CHARLES COOKE.
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NyOrsharaa's OGlcc,
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RIG
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Terry FOR TODAY.

LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
One Dollar Scheme-va. Monongalia Lotte-
ry, M. 90 Capitals $4,000, 1000, 64O, 4O7,
9 of 300 OF 200, s. of $50, 5 Of l25, 10 OF 100,
&C. IS Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets 81; Shares
in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
Firsl-Splendld Scheme $4,000 Capital
nell 10000. Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 49,
drawing comes per mail Sunday. Sapitals:-
S35 29i, 10000, 5000, 1896, prize, of2 500, 10
of 1900 20 OF 200, SO OF 1000, so of 500, &c.
IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets lo-Shares in pro-
portion.
Also-Sussex County Lottery, Glass No 10.
Drawing comes per mail Sunday. Capitals
5000 dollars. 200, 1000, 55s, 10 of 400, 10 of
200, 40 of 100, &c. Tickets 81 25; Shares in
proportion.
Lotteries 10 DO Drawn mt Alexandria Soon,
May 23l-S3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500,
100 prizes Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10.
May 3Oh-S50,000, 10000, 1850, 5000, 3, 500
1928, 20 of 1000, 20 Of 1000, &c Tickets Is
Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
n. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised hy
Nessrs. J. G Gregory g. Co., the Managers, for
sale al This Office, and on The same terms.
II All orders confidential, and postage paid
on al sums of - or more, at This Office, without
charge Address 10
CHAS. WORKMAN,
MAY Is Richmond, Va.
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.y.F. Word, Lottery Vender.

opposite THE EXCHANGE HoTEL AND PosT
oOFrIcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management off. 6. GRECO
nv s. Co., on the same terms that they are sold al
The Managers Office.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, for lSiG-to he
drawn May 10Th. Magnificent Prizes: S:5. 29i
10000 G,000, 1885, 6 Of $500, 10 of 800, 80 Of
200, So of 1000, so OF 500 &c, IS Nos, ~
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters SO.
A certificate Of 90 wholes cost l3s, dollars
shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 20, for 1916 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D c., on Saturday, the
23d May. Magnificent Prizes 10000 dollars,
10 600. 5000, 5000, $500, 1917, 100 Of 1000,
&c. ~ Nos, II drawn. Tickets 10 dollars;
halves 5; quarters . so. a certificate OF a pack
age OF % whole tickets costs 1870 dolars-shares
in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS
On Saturday, Nav 80, 1886, Alexandria Lotto
~, Class 81 will be drawn al Alexandria, d. c.,
containing the following Magnificent Prizes ]
Grand Capital Of $4,000 Dollars, l OF 10000, ,
OF 10000, 2 of $500, 3 Of 5000. , OF $500, CT
1888, 20 of 1000, 20 Of 1000, 20 Of GOO, 40 OF
500, SD OF 300, 200 of 200, &c. IS'number Lot
terry, IA drawn ballots. Tickets is dollars;
halves so; quarters 3 IS; eighths ST.. a
Certificate Of Package Of 26 Whole Tickets
$50 dollars; % halves 9o % quarters 10; u
eighths % 80
II Orders tor Tickets and Shares and Certii-
cafes of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate.
ly after il is over 10 all who order from
]. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets
the postage Gas usuaD need not be paid.
AnIil %
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RICHMOND, May 10.

ARRIVED,
Boat Wm. L. Lancaster r. Station, With SO
ious mdze., from Staples Mills, 10 B. Peyton and
VIM Anderson, Jr.
Boat John Bruin, VIM. Plunket, with 36i tons
ntzs. from Staples Mills, to VIM. Anderson, Jr.
CLEARED,
Boa, Metamora, G. Newbury, with Al tons
mdze.. for Dover Mills and Locks Nos. !, IL and
~
Boa, Virginia, ]. Rves, with y tons mdze,
Tor Lock No. l3 and Scottsvlle
Boat Davy Crockei, R. Phelps, with 2; tons
mize.. for Staples Mills.
RICHMOND, May H.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boa, John T. Minor, with 59f toas mer-
chandixe from Scollsvile, 10 K. Parrish and
Deane s. Brown
Boat Buchanan, Nj. Lenahan, with IS tons
md,. from Scctsville 10 Jones & Blair, Cor
don & Skinker y. Ii. Ragland, A. t. Harris, and
Blair & peterborough
Boat Josephine, y. Mayo, with 81 tons mdze.,
from Scousville, 10 Shields s. Somerville, B. &
5. Jones, Blair & peterborough Workman,
McGruder & Co., Williams s. Robinson, ]. J.
Fairs & o., aud ]. Womble.
CLEARED,
Boa; Tennessee, D. Crumpacker, with 49t tons
indze., for Lynchburg.
Boat Columbia, w. Scott, with 40 tons mdZe.,
Tor Howardsvlle and Scoltsville.
Boat Tnos. NJ Bondurant, S. Guerranr, with
: tons mdYe Tor New Canton.
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'Vwenty DOIIarS sseward.

DAN AWAY from The residence Of The sub
IL scriber, in Hanover county, on Sunday
night last Negro Man named HUMPHREY,
and his wife named POLLY. Humphrey is
about 40 years of age, 5 feet or inches high,
OF common size black complexion. and spare
features inclined TO be bo@-ieesed, and slightly
lame, giving him small hitch 10 his walk
Polly is about 80 years Of age, common size, GIN
ger-bread color, and speaks quickly when spoken
10. These servants were purchased in Richmond
few weeks since Of Colonel II. l.. Rohards, T
Granville Co. \. c., and il is probable they are
lurking in Richmond, or neighborhoud, with the
view Of finding conveyance out OF the Stale.
The above reward will he paid Tor The apprehen-
sion 81 these Negroes, or ten dollars Tor either oil
them, il delivered 10 me in Hanover county, or
confined in any jail SO That ] ee' them.
May G-cwu SIMEON SOU IdtE.
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DY virtue of decree of The Circu.. Superior Cont
ID of Law and Ch,ncery for the county nj Hanover
pronounced the I7fh day 81 April, 1885, in The cause
of Priddy against Perrin, q :, shall on MONDAY,
the eth day Of May lao proceed "a sell 10 the highest
bidder the premises, for cnsh, the tsrt of land
which Joseph Perrin Sr, resides IN the county of
Hanover The main road Leading from Hanover Court
House Richmond, about four miles from the Court
House ami fifteen from Richmond, adjoining TIE lands
belonging 10 the ria- Of William w. Niche, deoeas
ed aud others, AMI containing about hundred
and which Is small dwelling, and o:hrr ontbuuaes
also the said PERKINS, nores; IN the tract of land Of
which Isaac r. rfin did seized together wittfc House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils, stock %.
Cattle and IIpgs Mule and Cart ana an old Woman
named Hannah and the sd PERKINS, Interest IN old
Woman named Alice. WIN. +. II. POLLARD
N.. ro,,,,Is Comfnagiunpr
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G. C. MACON
VALUABLE LAND

AND DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
TN pursuance ol u decree II the Circuit Superior
L Court OF Law and chancery Of Aibemarlr county
pronounced the 9Th If October, lsa5 wui offer for
sale the premises 10 the highest bidder. on SATUR-
Day the 10th day nf May next, NJ IL o'clock, NJ. the
Dwelling House and Land belonging TO the Estate Of
the late Professor Emmett ard situated III the Immediate
vicinity Of the University Of Virginia.
The Tract of Land consists OF about log acres, all
enclosed The House contains eight rooms, besides
four closets and gaiTet, and ns attached II every
convenience required for large family boarding
house, including out houses. and Vineyard of excel.
lent Grapes There Is a good supply of Water on The
premises, enirn 10 ii, iou-e, and an lcehouse
A credit Of one, two and three years will be given,
the purchaser giving bonds and approved personal secu
ry, and The title Ia the premises being retained I'D
donal security.
The title believed 10 he nnqurstionabe, but acting
as Commissioner, shall sell .uch only b by the said
decree | am authorized to sell.
GESSNER HARRISON,
April li-ctds Commissioner.
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IN CHANCERY-vIaGIsrA:-A Rules held IN the
1 Clerks Once of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Cnancery for Buckingham County, on Monday, the
An day Of May, 1870:
Abram Marcy Plaintiff
against
Poliy Burton, widow Of Benjamin Burton, deceased.
Nancy Burton John Johnson and Emily his wife, for
merly Emily Burton, William Dobbs and Mary N. his
wife formerly Burton, Matilda Burton, Robert Burton
Thomas Burton and Nathaniel Burton, Defendants.
The defendant, Nathaniel Burton, not having enter
cd his appearance and given security according to the
ACT of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il ap
bearing by satisfactory evidence that ne is inha
Infant Of this country is ordered that the said absent
defendant do appear the rules 10 be holden for the
said Court on the first Monday In August next and
>we, the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
order he forthwith inserted newspaper publish
ed in the City OF Richmond for two months successive
Is and posted the front door Of the Court House u
this county.
A Copy. Tes:e. R. ELDRIDGE, C.C.s.C.
l5-vSW
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MIN ST. RILH.UONU, TIRGINIi.
T HAVE this day opened the Eagle Hotel,
l. which have fitted out with new furniture
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers, by The day, month or year, and also for
transient visitors. As every excflion will be
made 10 give satisfaction hope 10 be literally
palronised. Persons visiting The city would do
we'll 10 give The Eagle Holcl a trial; and those
having horses may rest assured that have also
made the hest arrangements TOR having them we'll
taken care Of MARY L. CRUMP.
Pah 26-c3m
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"A Valuable Estate
N THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN
MARKET

I AM anxious to sell eI;ilrI portion, the whole Of
my land upon the RAPID Anne kivor, In III. county
al Orange. ThiS Estate Is esteemed by thos- who
know it, equal If not SUPERIOR 10 any in This region; II.
assessed value Is as high as any IN the county This
Tract is supposed 10 contain shout 600 acres, and am
willing Ia sell either the whole. or 80 acres without
the buildings; II divided, ful proportion Of timber
could be- allotted 10 each part. Adjoining this last 800
acres, there also % o very valuable Ilmberd
land hicl can be had. The two united would form
n desirable Farm. O"ne 10 the excessive drought
Tho past Summer, my lands 10 not present then
usual growth of grass YET tle fine adaptation 10 grass
10 all grain crops, and Ia tobacco, well known in this
vicinity. There 90 acres Of the richest low grounds
and pat of this deposilr from the river suih
cient "a enrich nj least y ls qualities have been
tested wlIh result altogether satisfactory The dwell.
ling on this Farm has been cODslmed by lire, but The
walls sil GOOD, aud can be fully repaired nj cost
of StU the contract price offered by excellent work
man. These walls 81 feet by ~ feet, story,
with an excellent cellar The of wood work Elu-t
depend upon lis execution. The timber, however, 10
abundant on the land, aud there Two Saw Mills
distant less itan mile. The conguity Of these Saw
Mns, Two Grist Ms large FIGURING Mill and flourish
ing Wooden Factory, must add ntally 10 the
veniencr and value OF this Estate The location Is
such that 1t cannot ne made pass way, aud Is pecn
liaiy removed from nnnnyanres of all kind The
river has been surveyed, and company form
ing, with most iat,rrng prospects of opening navi.a.
ton from this Farm To Fredericksburg; and It's distance
from Gurdcnsvile Depot ol Louisa Railroad 10 only ~
Kitchen, with Tour rooms, Meat House, n Dairy, n
large Framed Stable, Barn, Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins. The Gaiden is produc
tive, and The Yard beautiful with an extensive
tain view My terms are cnebird cash residue in
and Two year, with or without interest, AS may b.
agreed between myself aud the purchaser. An unque~
iionable title WI: be conveyed.
Orange, May la-if G.. C. MACON.
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THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR SALE

THIS Property lies Jaines Riy-s seven miles above
Richmond, on the Canal ard six miles by The fiyer
road-prtfecuy convenient Ia market
IL contains, by survey recently made 6}2 acres >
oods and IL poles Of which l50 acres IRE liver and
creek bottoms. The dwelling house elegant and CON
'tnent containing Twelve rooms from cellar garret
and all the out houses and In good rep,lr
An old Orchard Of choice iruit the land, and "a
wei selected young prach and apple Orchard been
planted by the PRESENT rrOpretprs. The place presens
every comfort that ought Ia he " ,-hed tor
Wesibam u solj for division. IL cannot be- Ildicous-
ydvhed INTO two paris II VIII therefore tr 2osirlu
sold on WEDNESDAY. the 2:tl Of June, at O'Clock
r Mill Tar, !; not, The next tar LAY. The premises
WIZ ne SHOWN al any tiE-, either by the dersigned,
or the orersecr, living on The premises Entire posses
sion VIII be given IN Christmas nett and In the mean
Tine The pIr' haser VIII have the privilege of seeding
crop oi wheat W. ID. SIMS.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
PT The Terms, which will be made known on the
DAY of SALE Will be such the convenience oil
Inc purchaser w. ooDDIS, Auct
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BY TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
a Proof .AMATION.


VIZ HEREAS, it has been represented TO The
w Executive, that Thomas Levi Stone,
otherwise called John c. Harris,) charged with
the commission OF felony in the county Of
Monroe, in his State, has hcd from justice, and
is now going al large: Therefore, !, William
Smith, Governor Of the Commonwealth Of vr,
sinia, have thought proper 10 offer reward Of
one hundred dollars 10 any person, or persons,
who will arrest and convey to the Jail Of Monroe
county The said Thomas L. Stone. And do
moreover require all officers, both civil and mill
larv, and request the people Of the Common
wealth 10 use their best exeriions 10 apprchend
and secure the said Thomas l.. Stone, SO that he
may be brought 10 justice.
Given under ms hand and under the lesser seal
of The Commonwealth, al Richmond this
fsen.l fifth day OF Nav, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and iortysix, and Of
the Commonwealth the seventeen.
VIM. SMITH.
r.. Stone is described as being 81 years Of
ace; 5 feet 10 inches high; straight black haiI,
swaI,by complexion. May o-cw7w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-15
Commissian Business.

TINE undersigned continues the business here
L lofore conducted by Minse 6 Russell, on his
own account, and under The same style and f7m,
and solic,is the patronage OF his friends and ac-
quainianccs planting in Alabama, and The North
East portion Of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention 10 their interests and all The tene-
fit q len years experience in selling The staple OF
our Stale. COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
AZ Refers TO: Gen. John II. Cooke, Edmund
Ruitin, Hill Carter John Thomas Smith, Ell
mund Christian, John Marshall, Dr. John Minse,
and D. c. Randolph. Virginia
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