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The "New York Commercial Advertiser" re-
marks The narrow and niggardly spirit in which
The British journals have treated our claims I'd
lights 10 Oregon. Il notices however one ex-
cepton in The new journal recently established
in London, b. Mr.. Charles Dickens, under The
name Of The "London News" Most Of The other
papers would "drive as down TO the Columbia
river, which would leave us without an availa-
bic po.; on The whole coast" After an elaborate
description OF The Columbia river, The News
states that
"A these considerations show the immens-
advantage whic.. The possession Of the Column
bia may be supposed 10 give Americans, and
which, of course, will render them inexora BILE 10
any proposal for their sharing or ceding the COM
plele possession of that river. And We may OBJ
serve that all these advantages, great though ex-
aggeraied, are infinitely greater advantages 10
The United States than 10 US. good harbor
in those regions, forming an exit for our fur
trade aud communicating through The wild re-
gions of he North with the Canadian province,
is all we require; for the tide OF our emigration
or our effers 10 colonize cannot in any likelihood
or in any given space OF time, be turned 10 those
shores. Il is evidently for The United States,
and not for England, to people The Oregon
And it would be churlish OF US 10 prevent them
doing so for the sake our fur trade or hunting
HODOPOI.
"Neithcr can we desire to set our establish
menls and our guns as,ride Ihe erea. river which
is The channel from the Pacific 10 the Utmost re-
cesses CT their country The most inyidious and
difficult position that any nation can take up is 10
seize the mouths Of the rivers Of which the course
and current belong 10 other states and races.
The French made this attempt 10 America
They seized he mouths OF The ST. Lawrence ard
the Mississippi, leaving the English race 10 re-
claim and possess the land between. The inevi.
table result was that the French were driven from
their untenable positions. In Canada We still
hold one Of these positions, and We must keep it
with effort and expense. The Columbia would
be another, Of which the invidious and apparent
advantage would never eounlerbalance The hos.
ri,y and the trouble which it would OCCASION
And in subsequent issue, reverting TO this
view Of The case, the News has The following
paragraph.
ave stated the other day, in discussing the
Oregon question, how undesirable it was for any
nation to take post at the mouth Of liver, and
retain the powsr even though unexercised, of
prohibiting The free navigation Of its stream to
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From the Charleston Evening Nc,rs.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
MARCH 25 I616

Before Judges Wayne and Giichrist.
The United States VS.. William Won Pfsler,
master OF the schooner Robert Wilson, tried n
der an INDICTMENT for being concerned in the slave
trade. The Indictment is laid under The Sd Sec
lion Of The aci Congress ofl6Is entitled "An ACT
in addition TO AN ACT 10 prohibit lie introduction
OF slaves into any port or place within the jurs-
,iiclon ofhe United States, from and after The
Isl day OF January, in The year OF our Lord, 1918,
and 10 repeal certain parts Of The same"
The District Attorney read the act under which
The Deiendan, was indicted, which provides that
every person building, fitting out, equippins, or
Otherwise preparing or sending away vessel
s1oua any port within The jurisdiction of the U.
States with intent 10 be employed in the slave
trade, shall forfeit sum MT exceeding $4,000,
nor less than 81 COO, and be imprisoned Tor a
tern, no: exceeding seven nor less than three
years.
cc! Hunt addressed the jury on behalf Of the
defendant, and was replied to By the District At
tornev on the part of the United States; the jury
were then charged by Judge Wayne, and went
ont at 9 o'clock. P. Nj. Al 10 they returned and
rendered verdict OF "Guilty," but recommended
to the mer1;fu. consideration Of The Court.
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RAYMOND & Co.'S N:ena.

THIS splendid collection Of Wiz H.
i from The New York geological u
will open for exhibition in Richmond, OH
April Sd, Tor three days only.
All The most prominent AID rare sfec'a
Nalural History will be found in the cor
many Of which have not heretofore been "a
in The United states
The science OF Natural History open
field for curious investigation. Nature shoe
under such diversity OF forms and dis
IN the brute creation, that close obser:a.
them is always matter CONSTRUCTION arc-
ment. It's needless 10 say, that visit u
arranged Menagerie, is The only oprcriG"
the greater portion OF community enloy
holding the fercer and more formidable
of Natures works. lis advantages are q
There, entirely free from danger, aud
one view are beheld the most ierocionS r.
SO terrible 10 The countries which ttey
together with those more remarkable
beauty or sineuariIy OF form. il =
BRASS BAND is attached to the e,!aii,
Mr.. PIERCE, THE RENOWNED J
tanner, is attached 10 this exhibition, ..
90 through with his wonderful periormarre,
at o'clock A. NJ, and 4 and s o'clocs. Z
Doors open from ~ o'clock 10 II y. u
TO 5 and 6. 10 9P. NJ.
x Ambulance IS cts; children halt 7.
For particulars see bills and pamIhe'
March 2S-dlW
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SELF-PR0TECT0RS,
TO TRAVELLERS AND II0uSLkEEgL
SElF.COCklNG & SELF-RE-
VOlViNG POCKET PISTOLS.

THIS Pistol can be discharged six M
almost the rapidly Of thought. ~
cocks the barrel revolves and di>charge'
by pulling the trigger; not requiring - t
as the common pistol, they can be hrei
ment they are taken from the poke, .
hand only. They are no longer Than an 1
Pocket Pistol, and can be carried in lts
without the least inconvenience. The e
the whole Pistol are moi 50 liable 10 &c; q
der as the commonest Pistol.
Gentlemen are invited 10 call atihe So
advertiser, and examine The same, as "
pliciiy, perfec' safely, and on-liabiliiy q
oil order, will recommend them over -, .
For Travellers, Housekeepers, Capiar
sells and Planters, they are almost iEcls'
as persons, both male and female, can
Pistol protect their lives and property
effect, though attacked by several pers,
sale, wholesale and retail, by
SAMUEL SUTHERLA'
Opposite The Farmers ard Virgins Z
March 81
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At the annual commencement Of The Jefferson
Medical College in Philadelphia, the degree o.
Doctor OF Medicine was conferred upon one hun
dyed and serenity Graduates-among whom we
find the following gentlemen from Virginia. Jno.
]. Armand, Joseph Antrim, WIN. c. Archer
John A. Campbell, Samuel A. Cofiman, John
W. Cfaddock, John V. Crowder, John T. Cnslis,
VIM. P. Ewing, Henry H. Farmer Madison K
Fcntaine James R. Garrett, Alexander Gibson,
George E. Hardy, James A. Haynes, Hugh W.
Ho.combe, Joseph D. Humphreys, John Il. Jones'
Alexander r. Laird, Lafayette w. Lambeth,
Magnus M. Lewis, George B. Marable, Charles
X. Many, Marcellus Mckenzie, Robert B. Mel
son, Robert VIM Nelson, VIM. E. Osborne, Rott.
A. Pearls, Thos. II. Perkins, D. B. Phillips,
Buchau Richards, George w. Rust, VIM. J.
seymore, Aurclius A. Sands, James w. Stephen
son, James Stuart, T. w. White, Miles A. Will
son, B. f. Winfield aud John @. Winfeld-4o
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TIE HARMONIOUS.

Our Northern exchanges have spoken very
favorably Of the performances OF these gentle
men; so much SO, that we feel sale IN in'illns IN
advance The particular attention of our citizens
TO ,h.is performance al The Exchange This even.
ing. We have no doubt The Harmonious viii
afford an evenings entertainment worthy a fuil
house. From amongst the numerous tesimc-
mails in their favor, we take the following from
the Washington Union Of The 9S.h instant:
"TuE HARMoNEoNs.-Carusi's Saloon was
crowded to OVERLOOKING last evening 10 hear 'as
performance of this CORPS Of musicians. No en-
te,.ainmeuis given in this city this season have
excited SO much pleasure aud mir'h as The per-
formances BY these ycuns gentlemen. We un-
dersand tina: they will give their last concert TO-
morrow evening, when We anticipate Tor Them {
crowded audience"
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aafrt)oorooon 1ze1atetaser.

other populations, living higher up its banks
Such were The positions taken by the French at
Quebec and New Orleans. We have conquered
the French possessurs of the stream oil The ST..
Lawrence, Of which the upper waters battle
American shores.
"Now, we learn, it has occurred to several
leading merchants 10 Liverpool, that The best
mode OF settling the Oregon difference would be
for US 10 accept The 49lh parallel till it meets The
sea. and retain the free right 10 navigate the Co
lumbia; Great Britain, al the same time, cedlns
10 The United States The free right 10 navigate The
ST. Lawrence.
:" We understand that d representative q me
prudence of such a course irih be this day made
10 Lord Aberdeen. It is one which will not taIl
10 excite objections here, as we'll as in America,
but which, il confined to commercial vessels, can
be lraught with no danger, and awaken no we'll
grounded mislrustn
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SPRING CAsslMEREs AND vEsTINGS.
WE shall receive our Spring Cassimeres
w and Vestines in day or two. We will
then be ready 10 sell Goats, Pan,aloons and Vests,
ready made, al very low prices. We have first
rate Tailor engaged in Ibis business, who in all
cases warrants the fit.
Call and see us II you care any thing about
saving few dollars In your Summer Clothes
CHENERY & HARTWELL.
March 81
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Military Institute.

TN pursuance ofthe following order OF the Board
/ Of Visitors, applications will be received un-
MI the oath day Of June next, to fill the Chair Of
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, in the Virginia Mill.
,ary institute:
1Rssolued, That the Board will proceed, al
It's next Annual Meeting, to appoint Professor
of the Physical Sciences, and that the Supern-
tendent be directed 10 advertise the same in such
newspapers as he may deem expedient."
Signed, P. c. JOHNSTON,
President Of the Board of Visiiers.
Persons DESTROYS OF making application, may
obtain all necessary information by addressing
the Superintendent by letter, post paid.
FRANCIS II SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military Institute.
March l4-3,aw3w &lawl24Ju.
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New Law Books.

KAUFMAN'S MACHELDEY, a compen.
n dunn OF modern civil law, by Ferdinand
Macheldey Professor of Law in the University
of Bonn; edited by Philip Ignatius kaufman, OF
The University Of Fuebuie
VOL 4lst Of Law Library, containing Trea-
Use on the Law of Evidence, with reference to
the practice Of the Courts Of Chancery in the
Masters Cfice; A Practical Treatise on the
Law of Awards and Affiliations, by Sidney
Billings, ESQ.,, Barrister at Law; The Law OF
Fixtures. with reference 10 Real Properly and
Chaues Of a personal nature, BY Stadish u. Ora
dy, Esq.
Place Book, just received and for sale BY
Mach Al Two doors below P. Office.
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GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAl.
At Concert Esall.

THE HARMONIOUS Would mU>, =,
i fully inform The ciIizens OF Ricnmir.
they will have the honor OF eirin9 ore +.
Vocal and Instrumental Concerts IN IT.
DAY EVENING, March 3ls'-,0 wa,
casion they will introduce a vaneiy 4.
rite Gees, Quarteiles, Tiios, Mcodigs
comprising Grand Secular Conceit sui !.
plan Opera, in one nights rerio-mrrcy, d
ing OF pieces mostly new and oTisua'
Tickets so cents, 10 be had atlhe MUSES.
principal Hotels, ard al the door Doo..
7 o'clock. Concert commences ats
March 20
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Fer ne Enquirer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BENEFIT!

THEATRE-FORREST'S BENEFIT!
Tha, worthy and deserving gen'lenla" anu aI-
TOR, Mr.. Forrest, takes benefit tonight ae a..
WAYS nkoows his part being deficient IN
any particular In his line, he has scalce's a
suocrior on The American Stage. Night aier
night, has MIR. F. atoIee 10 please .ae ,O WIS.,,
,eis Of The Thealre-and now, in turn, il IS ho.ped
ma, The friends of the Drama will do something
10 ION nlease him. Cant we do The thing7" Let il
be seen that we can.
A strong and very attractive bill is presented,
(see ADVERTISEMENT and We would advise all The
lovers Of fun, aud especially any persons who
NAV be afflicted with the "blues" or "horrors, !"
10 be present.
this season-and il is also hoped that her hume.
rous friends will be there 10 greet her.
twill be seen that The prices have been reduced
for this eycning-and we appeal TO The people to
make up the difference in the price BY The mum,
Der Of seats filed Mr.. Forrest must have 7ea.
bumper! AN OCCASIONAL VlSlTER.
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A schooner, arrived yesterday, reports that she
passed the Henry Clay, lying with her head of
Shore, aid her upper works apparently in good
condilion-lhc weather had moderated, and hopes
were entertained OF saving the ship and part OF her
cargo.
An agent has been sent overland by the owners
10 look after the passengers, and whatever else
NAV be landed on The beach from the ship. Light
ers, with cables, anchors &C., and gang OF men.
we're despatched Yesterday. A steamboat with
steam pump, &c. is also 10 proceed Immediately.
INSURANCE., &c.-The owners OF the Henry
CLAW have insurance on The vessel 10 the amount
OF 4O, 600 dollars, and on the cargo for $50 900,
The Pelican Office has 600 on The cargo. Al
lance, 600 dollars; New York, cold Marine
rs 900 on the cargo and vessel Atlantic, full time,
(,robaby) 40 600; Mercantile, part Of cargo The
Henry Clay cost originally 10000 dollars
Another Ship Ashore.
Ship Edgar, McManus, from New Orleans
bound TO New York, went ashore at Absecom
beach on The morning oflhe 25th AL she bged,
after cutting away her mainmasi. She lies now
in lou: feet water, and is buried in the sand-the
wafer is over her lower deck beams.
Assistance has been sent down.
Also a schooner with a cargo OF Turpentne
| from North Carolina
The cargo ofihe Edgar consisted OF BAT bales
cotton, 2,3l0 barrels pork, l64lierces 300 barrels
/ 964 kegs lard, ll9 casks hams.
The cargo OF the Edgar is insured in Wall
street for 40, 900, which is about its value.
~. Y. Express, March %.
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FRESH SPRING AND SUM
DRY GOODS.

TOHN w. BOYD has Just receive =
j ing beautiful and desirable Coos.
spectiully invites a call from all vanli-
liclc in the DRY GOODS line, ard boz
ceive liberal patronage from his scGa4
and The public generally, pTomi>ln: I.
cheap as The same Goods can bepn'ets'
City. He will continue 10 receive l:es4
through the season;
Super French graduated Robes s1I''
Lawns, of various styles; snpef Fferc-
super Tarlaian Robes; super white y
Tarlalan; Ladies Fancy WoEkef r.
per Barge Scarfs super Bareee SHAW
Cashmere shawls; super Lace Coli@.
French.worked Collars; super Baes
super Artificial Wreaths; super Araa
Flowers; super assortment Of lug ~
can Prints; Grass Cloth, Tor lsdIes :.
Fancy and White Corderilles; sUp,l
Buttons; super Ladies White J..
Gloves; super Ladies long White ~
super Ladies ColoIed Kid Gloves; -
Twist; Steel Rings and Tasscls =
super Cloths, Cassimeres and Ve''t.
Georgia Napkecns; super White Lira'
super Brown Irish Drilling; supc.
Gentlemen's super Colored al
Gloves; Genllemen's super I.isle II.
Genllemen's super Colo:ed AM
Gloves; Gambroons; Brown iig
Linen Checks; fine Steam Nj,
Brown Domestics; Burlaps; and z
Of articles in the Dry Goods line no''
Corner 9th and Broad Streets, sGo''
March Blew
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CHEMICAL DIoRAMAs.-It will be seen by no
iice in our advertising columns, that these splen.
did Pictures, Of which we have heretofore taken
occasion 10 bear testimony TO their high order OF
merit, have received aa accession ct Two otheis
This is the last week our citizens will have an
opportunity ofvi.iling these useful intereslngan
wonderful works.
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FLUVANNA COUNTY.

Al meeting OF The Democratic party Of Flu.
wanna, held al The courthouse on Monday, The
esd day CT March, (he same being court dayD
Col. D. w. X. Bowles was called TO The chair,
and Robert E. Nelson appointed secretary.
The object OF The meeting having been explain
ed by the chairman in a briet address, VIM IL.
Jones ESQ, was unanimously nominated as
candidate TO represent this county in nc next Ge-
neral Assembly, and committee appointed 10
wai on him aid inform him OF his nomination.
Mr. Jones Immediately ssnifed his acceptance
Of The nomination in an appropriate speech, re-
urninr thanks for the honor conferred upon him.
On motion, il was
Rssoluca. That the following gentlemen be ar-
non,ed Committee OF Vigilance, whose duty II
Shall be 10 exert themselves TO procure The Attend
ance.of voters at The polls, in order that The iu
Democratic strength of Fluvanna may be brought
out al the ensuing election, 10 wit : Col u. W. n.
Bowlcs. VIM. Fonlaine, Dr. Wills. VIM. NJ.
Sbepherd Henry Backet, Col. G. w. Richard
son. Reuben George, Samuel F. Morris, Henry
Cepg. James Massie, DR.. R. w. CuTrin, K. E.
Nielsen, A. w. Strange, Capt. R. Il. Boston, VIM.
A. Noel Thos. C. Noel, A. 2. Strange, Cham-
pion Bedsoe, John Burgess, Maj. b. J. Harden,
Henry Massie, Thomas P. Woodson, John FL
lio,,. Mel 3. Gay, Silas B. Joaes, John Perkins
isaac ". LIZ I1Oiu'ohi A|oh'S' A>S'
Richardson, Austin Seay, Miles c. Wills, John
Adams, Richd Omohundro, Jr.. Allen ]. Rich
ardson, Joseph scrusss. John W. onohundro,
Thos. Omchundro, VIM. GAY, Sam'l B. Petit
Hugh Pe,ll, Geo Tisdalc VIM. Sneed, George
Sneed, Fleming Parrish, VIM. S. Parrish John
Bragg, Stephen P. Hughes, Alex. Davis, David
Bryanl, Sam'l b. Richardson, John Bledsoe, An
lhony Hughes and Capt. Ed. J. Hughes.
On motion, il was
r sOired, That we do most heartily concur in
the denomination Of our late worthy Senator
Col. John Guerant of Goochand, and that We
will use our utmost exerlions to promote his re-
election 10 the Senate Of Virginia.
On motion, il was
Resolved, That copy of the proceedings Of
this meeting he sent 10 The Editors OF the K En-
qu,rer for publication in their parer
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
D. w. X. BOWLES, Chm.
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Soda Water.

TINE fountains Of The subscriber are now
i opened for The season, with choice seec-
lion OF Syrups, consisting of Lemon, Orange,
Strawberry, Raspberry, Sarsaparilla and Pine
OF good Soda Waller and the public generally.
P. S. Bottled Soda Water always on hand
Hotels and families furnished on good terms.
March 81 P. JOHNSTON, Druggist.
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twill be seen, by reference 10 another column,
,h.t the Democrats of Fauquier have deermin-
ed 10 run only one candidate TO represent this
county ia the next Legislature; and farther, that
,hs nominee Of the meeting should be an advocate
of The division of this county by what is called
the Uppervile plan: Col. WIN: R. Smith, true
and faithful veteran, who has often led our lesons
to victory, and has ba,,led manfally in our front
when the tide OF success has run strongly against
rs, has been chosen as the man. With him We
hope 70 eonouer.-f F.1g Of 80
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THEATRE. Tonight being for 'hc benefit
of MIR. Forrest and he mrs, appearance Of Mrs.
Potter this season, rich and attractive bill is Of
fe,ed. Both being favori,cs they ough; 10 secure
a good house. See advertisement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

Tug CASE OF TiRaEL.-The testimony 10 me
case Of Albert J. TrreI, indicted for The murder
OF Maria Bicktord, which aufae'eG No '..,I ho oh
cnton in Boston the last week, has closed on BON
sides. II was clearly proved that he was in ne
house when The woman was murdered, at nine
o'clock SI The evening before, and that no one was
heard 10 leave the house until The next morning
when The house was discovered 10 be on hre;
,b., Tirre, nrocpred horse and wagon al lv-
ery stable TO Ia Ike him out Of town. and that when
his name was connected, by rumor. with The muir
der. he made his way secretly 10 New Orleans
On the part Of the defence it was proved, oy i hd,
trcm his childhood he has been somnambulis,
and during these periods ofsleep walking, he was
in the habit Of doing great many strange and
even violent things Dr.. Walter Channlns ana
Mr.. Woodwork, oilhe Worcester Insane Asylum
were both examined, touching The nature OF sol'-
nambulism, and the possibility of persons dolIs
acts in such stale in which they should not DC
accountable.
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To conclude with the
Annexation of Texas
ONE WEEK Moore

TWO NEW CHEMICAL DlORAN:
i Odd Fellows Hall:
Destruction OF Babylon,
Funeral OF Napoleon; with
Milan Cathedral,
Belshazzar's Feast.
Open on Nonday Erening, Marca 81,
continue during This Week, which Wi. ~.
ly be Tie LAST.
Il Admission so cents. Doors open =. :
hibilion commencing al 5 O'clock precisely
iull particulars, see programmes.
ar Day Exhibitions, on Wednesday a.
tnrday Afternoons, at o'clock.
March 30-6t
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NOMINATION IN CLARKE.-We understand (says
the Winchester Republican, Whig,) that James
Cas'leman, Esq, has been nominated as candi-
date 10 represent the counties of Clarke and War
rem In The next Legislature. BY rule which
seems TO have been established 10 these counties,
CLARKE isto furnish the candidate, and David Fun.
s,en, Esq, accordingly re,ires.
II is but just 10 say that Mir. Funsten made
good and faithful representative-entilling him
self to the respect and esteem oil his associates Of
both parties.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKErs, MARCH 81.

TOBACCO-Receipts and inspections CONT
nue. light; we quote Tugs 81 25 to SO, and leaf
SO SO SO; fine manufacturing kinds $40.
FLOUR-Sales at S4 IS.
WHEAT-lOO cents for red, and los cents for
white.
CORN-in demand Sales at 65 GO cents
per bushel BY The CARGO small quantities bling
10 10 cents, according 10 quality.
OATS-From wagons and railroad 30 a 40
cents per bushel, and from vessels 35 So cts.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents Shorts 20
cents; Brown Siufs 80 cents; ShpSiuffs so cts.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: City Cured and
Smilhfeld, cents; Baltimore and Western
Sides, cents; Shoulders S a ST. Hams a 8.
LARD: Richmond and Smilhfeld, a C.; Bal
timore cents.
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THE UNIVERSAL FORTUNE TELLER
i AND DREAM BOOK, containing The arl
of foreleling svents, b. Cards, Dice, DOminoes
&c; with variety OF charms and ceremonies,
TO be used on particular days, embellished with
Engravings. Published by Turner & Fisher,
New York, and for sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
March 81 No. l6, Main Street.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
KEEN g. co. have just received large lot Of
IA SUMNER COATS, such as he sold las,
year 10 the country trade, and gave good satisac-
lion, TO which they invite the attention Of those in
want. KEEN & CO.
March 81
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VIM. billiard, ESQ, the late worthy delegate
from Sury in the House Of Delegates, having
declined reelection, Capt. David Boo,he has
been nominated as the Republican candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

appointment 6y The Lieu!snan: G0rer"0T Of Va.
Oliver G. Hartley, as Commissioner fer The
State of Texas, to take dispositions, acknowledge
men;s of deeds orc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31

To the Editors Of The Enquirer:
You will please announce w. w. CRcap,
ESQ., as a candidate TO represent The ci'y Oh
Richmond in the next Legislature OF Virginia,
and that he will receive the united support OF
many Wings and Democrats oil