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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
SPLENDID STOCK or FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK or FALL GOODS.
4 ATHROP, CHRISTIAN Il co. nrc IN re-
~ ccpt Of unusually wei norJ stock Of DRY GOODS
eompT-ing variety, suited county at- among
watch
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rich Ouhte siiai"- Cashmere aud Nou.sHn.
Rich Origin, taiiiiin and Ci-inhuiine Pi1ids
Raid Meriso Clrhurrr-
Rich satin stripcl Thibet do.
Bik and cord Aipacas
Blk and satin stripcddn.
BonlblEines Cfapes end Popiin.
Reh Ruee OubTe y. D'foir Rits
Rich rekin FaeJune do
Rich Gro De Napcs Glsee
Together with great variety of
New sty" Siks from 7S- per yard
Whi'e and cord rmhd Musn Robes
French embd Collars Chemists, Gapes
Infants Frook Bodies, sIe-ve, &c
Ombre shaded CIoasings
Bk French Cloth and Clsslmer.s
sin, satin aud M Yes
Satnets, failed Krr-cys cable Kcr-sys
Pa d Lnseys white and rcd FIlnnss
White Donets Wcich sIfins-z and Canton Flannel.
Servant Whitney and nj bound Bed Blankets
silk and m"Tin1 Hosiery, Cloves fancy Crayas
Heavy wool Jk ard cord Grape
White AMI cord smbd Case Sca something very p.euy
Also
CaTpetngs, Rugs and Bookings
For faie, wholesale prices
II No 90 WEST MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

OWN STATE.
TENHE Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand at their
PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
supcrne fine and letter folded and
nat oappap ruled and plain; also medium printing cnyelop and
wrapping OF various the lowest Wholesale
which they invite public attention, assured that quality and
pree will bear with production
Northern Factory They prepared execute oreTsfo
description OF that the market their
require. Merchants ard dealers call the Paper
Mil ,rLe firth nh n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
BOOTS! BOOTS! ROOTS

FOR GENTLEMEN
~ EW ARRlNAL.-'Ihc subscriber has inst
= received aroersUFpy Of Geneens seped Chan
rel Boats VII ch Tor the W. ever zen
In~y ale gcoi, hanisoue boo, and vii be sold ".
ALEX. HILL.
Manufactured aEt Dealer "a Boots She rec. Trunks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
NEW GROCERY STORE.

IENIlE subscribers have entered into co-partner-
n ship, under The fm Of HERRING GARDNER Tor N pur
Of conducting the Grocery and Commission have
taken the formerly occupied by WIN r. Barrett
opposite the Richmond md ckslur Depot Broad
They insni keeping general Of Family Groceries
TO which they ash The attention Of their friends and the pubic gen
orally.
One Of us having been engaged the business
In This city hope BY paun
We viii particular attention IN the sale Of al produce
consigned to US from county friends
GEO J HERRING.
GEO W. GARDNER.
Richmond, oct. g. 1876. dIrJan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
NIRGINIA AID OHIO ROuNDARY-

ogernE " Jno. VI. Patton cas- Of IN.
Cmm1uWraih GariBsr boundary between VirV.
and OHIO delivered general Cour of Virginia Al N,
Dsc"rher term t-45. Fog iale By
g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19

TO Farmers and Planters.
TH7HOMAS ~ CHARLES ELLIS have III
u store prices reduce heavy stock of The
following description Of Goods suitable Tor Farmers and Planters
use,
London Dull Blankets
Heavy Twill do
Sup White Bed do
Nipi Cotions White and Gray
Canadian Cloths an wool
Sleeps Cray satiincs
baltimore Lnseys
Scarlet nd White Flannos
Low priced Cloths for Servants
Lowell Iinscys
London nufii Ovcfcnats
Cotton OZnahurEs
Btnwn and BICa-hcN Shcriinrs
DO ShiuinRs no2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19

servants Clothing, Blankets "a WOODEN
GOodS--Dec. 3, 1876.
II. JENKINS will sell of cheap, Linseys.
= = . KeE.. = from 2lc t- -
1000 Bar k.... au pucs1 frlm sc
100 pair Eel Rauscts
satIIetts hen u-ly Jars
tirtIs, Cas- Eestnrs
Whit yellow aEd red Fhuaes Tom ane O. II AMI re-
Cotton Ozu1hu'rs, brown shrirgs AMI sls-ufs
Arrpa he'ssui every De epon Faucy Goods-wiu be
sod at reiaeei prices, BY wholesale NJ retaH.at
u JENKINS New Store,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
FOR NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG.
NO MORE WHITE. GRAY RRED HAIR.

]
NO MORE WHITE, GRAY OR RED HAIR.
remedy which considerably the beauty and alters
the appearance o. the e6uncnanse from TN, which ds,d
pleasing ent I ans 10 remove hes drets 10
effect this change n wished FRA and never
falling property Of JtES HAuEL's VEGETABLE I'D a AIR
DYF whieh the rr5pt.f-1 can w Justice saic r o1r te, ~
Thing II The kat ever Yet know this any county
prop very powerful very innocent This chemical
result IL wonder rs cnabs pesns 10 dive in.,,t,nr, I -
without the least For changing or gray
hair whscr eyebrows &C black chestnut co or
The eighties, EVIL Consequence need nod be- r,r, f
altogether harmless the only
Yh" Of Chcmy O. intcblc nlrn- iha Va.
has irsif" The liberal and Unlimited OF the
public, " thcS reGlIcd. Tor box marked n; brown.
| box nark'dB.
For .Ais wholesale ard r.taHby JULES HAuEt.
pe!ilm,T and Chemist.
10 50 4 Third stree. below Clrsaut PhI1
And BY Agcus t. Glutcr, Uuvii Purcell. UuyaL r
puqursre Main street Ilchrsn Dorm N,Quc-n Brn'd
street. chmoa' Ch'' Coftg RuFF Thomas Co. P.cfur:
p1r Hswatc Of CoIr,cs'-'sk Tor JULES HAUELs We.
GErNRLE LIQUID UAIg DYE" you gsLuirc aels.
Sy-A prmaH a.ara,i a'th' rmnsnn institute, %
| NOO BUSHELS OF very superior Maine Mercer Pota-
DUU toes, remaining uusod nj schr Columbian cargo.
Tor sale by RANKIN wHlTLOCK.
COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS. On consign.
~ meHt 'm,n ut Of good heavy County Knit sos. for c
nos HAYES VAN nErrsrN WARD
MISSES TINE CATER FHENCu uuHoCCo
AND GOsTSKIs HOTTIES.
'INiE subscriber has 100 store, "a hludsomc as
D fouctt of The above rra' Coz N.srs. we'll aui ta.d
ey made which VII Dc cod Tow ilf.hftfts respectfully
I invited O. cal. JUDAH MYERS
m No. 80 rT West Ns0 street
CEMENT EMENT.-IOO barrels Newark
- Cement daily esq, sl, GOO ferr u.bsct and ,r sac By
EANktN A. WUUIrCK
UHtWT uHICKS---io ~ F.rr rt.ss .ss, f.1uI, %. .,
= for1rty uol6 WILLIAMS HANALL
spirits TURPENTISE.-aO Lbls. Spirits
- Tu.g.u.nr. tn 6rr ori.r. frr rtir D.
ro'2 uuvNL ruNCrLi. nrurfrs. o. Na.n,t
- BALES COHKS, for fl's by
- tog ISfpFs A Rgururn
NEW UOOk S--IiCCCIyrG thIs dnY.
y ltRiTiA- o. tN,'s New NuscI-7 Ea-rrI sH.p,. lss
- The Dos Ay Nons with i"uU.ttYaf % sif1 1' rrs
BY ntrwf. $50
Th. EaaI rsi-r and AIn1r-- f,- tsi7a varul,i. u boz
tsr.s'I. vol f1r aruer. 2sc
Rory pNcrs Nl'oaa' maze ty samuel Lover Oh new
edition, W tl rustrfu.utty rlr .u'11'. soc
Mcfa1 and sioncCu.r f'r Nufscrs In Meta and Stone
fsnE Of De- hnj Iarrrns r,cs .rs bst.1y &C.
Hcty nhn g, &C. BY hos Water apd Jay SAITH rsr
each 9Su
Ettncu non "Nsuor ,fReei tub trlusa 81 fon The
German Of W.ram raur riice 1859
la'ies N1io 10 NaE.fac Coz %, rmttr zoe
NJ ~ Lttcrs tivug NFc. igl.
NASH wOopUOUor u,osscrstt
tui d.slris .n f.al1 Fttt,, and M,sf
ssg lao Nina
SillRTS. 4 full supply Of Shirts Of my own
- manufacture prices t,n 7sc t'Sl,O Thsvafc ven ads
ani vii p'e1-e ~ the a. siLAs MERCHANT
no' nc Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS!!
100 MAIN STREET,
(CoTHsr 1874 and Main .Sireefs.)


(CorHer 1874 and Nam Sir,efs)
u. B. SPESC Agent.
"A MIGRATING the meeting OF the IcgiSla-
re ani an iree1- cd v,'o N s- ritz ha- G,r
t'lc r accom- oiston much eularE assofimt ,td AN
through the seaon eon'.ue add.u. ihr,tD u al
p.ror
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AND "ENrLENTN's FANCY WARE.
We de'ns 4 n s al M o-g VirFint put ha
had o a. Coos % anything ltnn suffice
4 That be- war ans all Clothing e. leis
The io owing &c. IN part coapn-a- his assortment.
''a-tr~neh ard T. s sup Ehrk Dress aad Frrk
do over Cas- tneIc Beaver mi TO b. tack Brown
Olive.
90 sack. Ga sirnsrr, Ecave-. aud Erosd Goth
60 one .or Fro ks) variety qua o ADD eo.ars
Coas-" Back and Blu. Beaver and Broad ClJ;h
PaHts- Flick u. nch Dock Cashmere
d. Frenrh asd Ot--r Fancy mere
'ert-l.ucy and Pa SIX Velvet
d Fancy Merino and wcoien Velvet
q" Fancy auf Black TX SATIN
30 fruey Nalshc,a and Black a sinl-fr
se7H-FaE ant Back sikard satin
Cravats Fancy all g a-k SIX AMI "a
$50 E.-saiin and B1mi a,ins
Pocket Hantkerchcf--su and Linren Carnlf.e
Glpv 81 4, Nd Buckskn MerLo
CO lrrs and Bozous
Shis --Dress, riain and Fancy
Go Under, S,f Nsrir0 and Cotln
rriv sr.-Mcr-o AMI Cot on
susI.e-
Unhre.l5--Si!s. GiEEtam.
" f. r. A heretofore, pref-ring sn! nav M
te me- have Gnmelts made aFure 1t The Feson-
a7e Fsaalshueft ~ Jno ~. Otem atm-rr This h.. !
rnab'd BY The Heaso Of tie Express, days de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NUpfTiOT quGIIIV.
gHTE hand FIRE sock Of Gcncmrns
w Dress Roofs aud WiaUr Bco which We invite our
M 10 PtrTNEY 4 WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
Ritbnol,a Dailp fubia.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.

TIE X Nj 5.
DaLv Paper - annnm; copy
copies wEEELY, siagc copy, 81 copies
copies for S5-alwaya advance R.mttanecz ~
made OF the Publishers
taken of deposle Of Post containing
ney.
Advertising:
One squsre iine,l insertion.
Each additional insertion. IS
One month without alteration. IS
Three. do do. ................lO 90
Six. do. do. .................eO 90
TSe'ys..... do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
TwoS Squares Three months 10 10
sir months. 80 oO
Twelve months. 10 %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
Portrait Painting.

Portrait Painting.
rsrHoys rvs aHrt
WIN. G.. BROWN, of London. politely informs
w ur CtSens u Richmond nri vicinity. that b. has ro
opened h siudo and Exhibition Room Anen Broahcss
40 Man street, where specimens n he At Am1nf
Them az The ror" Of ''veni Distinguished individuals wei
knnwn n city
Rooms open dom oAuDsP L.dlc.spd gentlemen m.
invited 70 call Az " gm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
French slippers and SHOES

n HAVE Just received an invoice Ot French
d spr,r Ladies which VIII be- s,d cheap
sails French Letter Paper, Of large and
good quality cci7 u u LONDON.
ATIPPLE BAIM.-A further supply of this in
valuable article. b,en highly approved by those
the effect OF tender Nppc that
the proprietor willing every effect
money will be refunded For sale BY
DUVAL Il PURCELL, Druggists,
li7 Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19

~ D copIerfastcnsd .hp WEST PHALIA Capt wcsscis
will load at Bsruuia Hundred Tor Bremen Oco-
hcr Flour other freight taken n reasonable rate
few cabin passengers also be accommUia 81. Apply
o. 20 HENRY LUDBAM 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19

FOR NEW ORLEANS.--lsT VESSEL.
,SrN rENHE superior iaSt-Sailing, new and cop
N = per fastened Brig SID HAMET, Ctsnc hlvnr
wohiris Of her engaged ~n have INN, daie Dispatch
Fot balance Of Light few cabin passengers apply ON
board, oTto RANKIN q WIlTTLOCK,
nols Next door to MesrsJ. A. Lancaster Co, Dock
,FSn NOR MOBII.E.-The fine schr. JOY,
- II Capt Bar, H. having large port of her cargo
engaged ard going board the Dock, Will de
patch. For balance 400 obaeco Apply toiri
oTto 20 RANKIN 4 wHITI.OCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
81. CHARLES HOUSE.

i ~ su"scIIoers nave re-opened the above &C.
s'1 mat they ar now PREPARED givs Their uD'iv,
- 20 p'Hass ih'se who may patron :. N. bsI.. =
Nr"'eh Nisitng The city business ~ anJ n -
- s Is a e1n having ample inodaIons for ,beTroa
-, 49,, @ 'lAe"c stable Within any y,rt, OF tl,
'' "o' u'i''ssed 10 the city, To irspls il . o,5y
y y maj o1r Ear -hai at all supplied with I
~ nI'o' To any IN TIE cty All desire h. strnn. - :,
Ne fail 10 please, SHAH te our 6,ui 's'' anu u
Richmond, August ?. 1910. ~ '" oLAAEf' Jr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19

ssfs THE superior regular Packet, Schooner
<H~ LOWELL, Capt \ Baker, viii loading day
with pro pcc ourk dispach. balance Of Pr gLt or
Passage arpy To Naarr at Pickett wla.f,rto
de HENRY FISuER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-19
MORE rgSIC--OcI. no.


~ just received and opened 1900 pages Of aud sian
Muse selected by gentleman of great musical Judgment
received every liberal discount made to
tracir,H aui merchants. 10
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m ENOR BosroN.-Tbo regular pacI

- Il ScuT LOWELL, capt Basir Having portion o
'r cargo snag.i vii have dspaich To-: balance %
OF 200 boxes TOBACCO apply board Pekrts wsa'f
tcg RANKIN 4 WHI!LOCK
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02
IMPORTANT FROM VERA CRUZ, W
CATAN AND TAMPICO.

EXCITEMENT AT VERA CRUZ-WAR MES
SAGE OF PAREDS-AM ERlCANS EXPELLED
FROM TAMPICO-YUCATAN NEUTRAL.
Advces from Vera Cruz to the 10th ult., IL
days later, have been received at New Orleans.
The Bulletin says
No account had yet reached Vera Cruz of
the departure Of Paredes to take command OF
the army near the Rio Grande. Indeed, the
whole country was so torn by faction that it
seemed doubtful whether any concentrated eff
fort could he made against the invaders The
party of Santa Ana musters strong in great
number of the Departments, and Vera Cruz it.
self exhibits many signs of discomfort with the
existing government The people of that town
were completely panic-stricken at the appre-
hension that both the city and castle would be
bombarded by the American squadron A
large number Of the more respectable and
wealthy inhabitants had retired several leagues
into the country. The authorities of Vera
Cruz were very active in their attempts to for
tify the town, and entrenchments were raised
in every street.
President Paroles had transmitted message
strongly recommending an immediate declara-
ton of war.
The blockade of the port of Vera Cruz was
still enforced by the frgate Raritan and steam
err Princeton. The schr F>lirt arrived at the
anchorage of Isla de Verd, (ofVera CRUZ on
the 18th, from the Brazos St. Jago. She was
expected to sail again on the 18th or 18th for
the Brazos. Tho Somers had not returned from
Campeachy. The flag ship Cumberland, Com,
Conner, and the Potomac, (Which sailed few
days since, from Pensacola, destination I'M
known,) were expected by the goth inst A
British vessel Of war (name not stately arrived
at Sacrifcois on the 10th, and was boarded from
the Princeton, and informed of the establish
ment of the blockade.
We have also been favored with the perusal
of private letters from Tampico to the 18th
inst. The decree of expulsion against Ameri-
can citizens, promulgated at Mexico on the 18th
May, was duly enforced at Tampico. The A
mercan Consul at that place, Mr.. F. CHASE,
was compelled to depart on the It'll inst, leav-
ing his family and property behind. He took
refuge on the e'oNo st. Mary's, by which vessel
1. 1a7p co is blockaded. On the 18th
~. 1t on board the st. Mary
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

FOURTH OF July IN New YORK. 1t appears
they are to have ga considerable of blow
out" in the city of New York as we'll as in
Baltimore, on the 4th. The Herald says.
The fre-work shops are coming out with all
their attractions, and the sharp report of the
fire-crackers, occasionally breaks upon the ear.
We are going to have very pleasant Fourth
of July-the Park is to be restored to its orig-
nal usage, and the booths are to circle it as of
old, and the brown hard handed laborer and
the little boy, and the countryman, will all be
allowed to feast themselves, as formerly on
roast pig, peas, and other dainties. We under
stand from good authority, that instead of fas-
tenng tin cups around the fountain, as Mayor
Harper did, our present worthy Mayor, intends
mailing box of his fine cut to each post
There will be plenty of crackers, pistols, punch,
root beer, roast pig, land military display through
the day, which will 90 out in blaze of glory
from the fireworks in the Park.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

IMPORTANT FROM YUcATAN. Advices from
Lagua to the 10th ult states that the Yucatan
Congress signifed to Commander Ingraham, of
the United States brig Somers, their determine
ton to remain perfectly neutral in the contest
between the Government of the United States
and Mexico, and offered to furnish to American
vessels of war any supplies they might require.
The Somers took dispatches on board for Com
modore Conner, and Immediately sailed to Join
the squadron off Vera Cruz
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

from the British Consul, stating that the for
eigners of the town had been compelled to arm
themselves against an apprehended attack from
gang otnegro refugees who infested the neigh
borhood, and threatened to take advantage of
the existing distractions to murder and rob all
white foreigners. This fact is but sample of
the confusion and anarchy into which nearly
all the Departments of Mexico have relapsed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

serted. Canales is said to be in our neighbor-
hood with 500 or 400 men. He will probably
communicate with us to-day. 1t is believed
that he was in the village, or close at hand,
last night. His intentions will soon devolve
themselves. We are all in good health and
sniritsD
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

WHEAT CROP. A farmer at Jersey Shore,
Pa, notices the general good crops in that Sec
ton Of the State, and the produce of one grain
particularly. The yield was nineteen stalks,
containing fifteen hundred and JortyJivs grains,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

BURNING OF A WHALE SHIP. The New
Bedford Mercury of Monday morning contains
the following account of the destruction of a
whale ship and cargo at Mattapoisett, on Satur-
day night:
''The whale ship Joseph Meigs was destroy
ed by fire while lying at anchor at Mattapoisett
on Saturday night, together with about 1000
barrels ofol. The fire was discovered at about
IL O'Clock, P. NJ, but the efforts to extinguish
the flames proved unavailable and the hull
burned to the waters edge and sunk. The YES
sci is owned by Joseph Meigs, Esq, at Malta
poisett, and arrived from sea on the 10th inst,
and had been partly discharged. We learn that
the insurance upon the vessel had expired, but
the oil remained insured at the Offices in this
town"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

PHILADEL AHA TELEGRAPH. The laying OF
a new wife from Philadelphia to Jersey City
was completed on Monday. This will enable
them to operate at the same time in both direc-
tons.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

Ice MARKET. A British ship which came TO
Boston for cargo of ice, has cleared for Cal
cutta with 522 tons of the article.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

BEARER OF DISPATCHES. We learn from
the Norfolk Beacon, that 1t Francis B. Hen
shaw, of the U. S. Navy, recently attached to
the U. S. brig Lawrence, directly from the Rio
Grande, came passenger in the steamer Alice
on Saturday and proceeded OIL Immediately TO
Baltimore. 1t is rumored that he was bear
er of dispatches for our government.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02

IsTNTHE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN s. BALTI-
ORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers bycare
carriers, at only sac aud quarter cents per week,
Gable to the Carriers only, at the end of each week
he Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
pscribers at the rate of Four Dollars per year, pay
Re, always, in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-02
DR.. JOHNSTON,'

a distinguished graduate from one of the first Co
Ieges nihe United States which may be seen by his
Diploma; also, a member of the Royal College of
surgeons and Licentiate of the Apothecary's Hall,
London; and the greater part of whose life has been
spent in the first hospitals of Europe and America,
VIZ those of London, Paris and Philadelphia, may
DC consulted ON all diseases but more particularly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-13

the Supreme Court Of the United States, under the
regulations that wrts OF error and appeals are
allowed from the circuit courts oflbe United States
the Supreme Court and no writs Of error or appeals
shall lie from said district court to the circuit court
Of the United States for the southern district Of Ala
bama, a. heretofore allowed.
SEC. 2 find be Il further enacted, That all causes
now pending in the circuit court of the United States
for the fifth Judicial circuit and southern district Of
Alabama, and which were removed TO that court by
writ of error or appeal from the district court Of the
United States for the middle district of Alabama
are hereby transferred to the Supreme Court Of the
United States. Said Supreme Court shall hear and
determine the errors assigned in said circuit court
in the same manner that the circuit court should
have done had said causes not hsen removed.
APPROVED, August 9th, 1886.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-08-13

the production Of additional evidence as he shall
consider reasonable and JUST and shall thereafter
adjudicate and determine the said claims, and award
the raIabe proportions of the several claimants In
the sums which may have been received, and which
may he hereafter received by the United States
from the republic of Peru, under the stPulsons Of
the convention aforesaid.
Sac. l. yfnd be further enacted, That the com.
pensaton OF the Attorney General and his clerk for
their services in the adjudication OF The said claims
| and carrying the said convention and tins act into
effect, shall be follows, and no more TO Wit two
thousand dollars for the Attorney General, and one
thousand dollars for his clerk payable out of the first
| funds received under the said convention.
SIC. 5. .aad be IL further enacted, That the Attor-
ney General shall report 10 the Secretary of State
list of the several awards made by him, certified
copy Of which shall be transmitted by the said See
retary of State to the Secretary of the Treasury,
| who shall, from time to time, as they may be re-
| ceiyed distribute in ratabe proportions among the
persons in whose favor the awards shall have been
| made, such sums Of money securities as may
have been received into the treasury in virtue OF
the said convention and this act, according TO the
proportion which their respective awards shall bear
10 the whole amount received; first deductlng such
| sums Of money may be due 10 the United States
from said persons in whose favor said awards shall
| be made. And the said Secretary of the Treasury
shall cause certificates to be issued in such form as
he shall prescribe, showing the proportion TO which
| each claimant may be entitled Of the amount TO be
received and on the preseD taon of the said certf
Gates at the treasury the nett proceeds Of the
eral instruments may be received such proportions
thereof shall be paid to the legal holders of said
| tfcates
SEC. 6. .aad be il further enacted That the Secre-
ary of the Treasury shall cause the several install.
ments, with the interest thereon, payable to the
United States in virtue Of the said convention, OF
the securities therefor to be received from the re-
public Of Peru, and transferred the United States
in such manner as he may deem BEST and the nell
proceeds thereof 10 be paid into the treasury, and
the same are hereby appropriated to pay the awards
herein provided for.
| SEC. 7. find be IL further enacted, That as soon
as the duties hereby prescribed are completed by
the Attorney General, the records, documents, and
oil other papers relating to the said claims in his
possession shall be deposiIed in the Office Of the
Secretary Of State
APPROVED, August 9Th, 1876.