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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

6hS1 b6OAOW A4 MAINE I.
~ Fnt Beef, Fat Beef.-D. w PERCY will offer
his and the public, the old stand, 70 East
Broadway, corner OF Nakeisi Saturday Feb. 18th
choice collection OF prime Beef and ether The pub
lie invited 10 call and examine. D. w. PERCY.
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y AOKAWANA COAL

LACK A W a = OOAL'
THE SUBSCRIBERS sr- noNe selling bt retail and de-
Itv,rin 10 customers from The yards The Delaware
and Hudson C-nal Company OF King aud Green ~oh
lis aud AT tho foot OF Gouverneus T. K ths very desirs
he Coal. Of The right size for gloves, ranges. &C
Also ih.!r yard Of Gr-enw ch and Hsmmersey
- he various kinds OF Schuylh, Lenigh and Liverpool
Coal of The best quality good supply OF Lump Coal Of
Ii superior kind tor steamboats, and smelling iron nc
l3f II SYKES UhtS-
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BY ANTHONY J. BLEECKER
GHANCERY SALE OF House and Lot No So
u CortInndst on Friday the 2oh Feb at IL o'cloes a.
the Merchants Exchange. Lot 20 nv US ert ~ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

The manufacturing Of Lime is well known to be
the principal business OF Thomsson Me. There are in
the town one hundred and thirty lime klns which
during the Summer in continual operation.
The following liable will show the estimated expense Of
manufacturing the Lime OF the last season. together with
II average sale a, the kns, and expectation:
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q sDUID'S CITY EXPIRES POST.''-St. Nal-
ID enune's Week The -ubscr Der. anxious 10 insure
thu sau.e prompaes and puncusy hch have gained for
him patronage so liberal and extended. and IN view OF ne
r-a, number Letters be delivered during Valentines
Week respectfully rquests a.! Of his friends havinS etsrS
o, importance meetings orders for cash, &c 10
hand hen 10 him p-rson. and not 10 deposit them c the
Box OF vvi!.iainst ii practicable BY THE means the
prompt delivery o: business Letters VII be en.sied
JOHN BOYD, - William 81.
There viii be hui three deliveries OF Letters this cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

nyERCOATS, Cloess, Winter Frocks: &c IN various
J nav styles for safe ready made al 81 Broadway
n,6i.tf WIN T. JENNINGS Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

ES'- Grand Lodee OF the state OF Newly ork:
An Emsrpsnt Meeting OF The Most WorshIpiul Grand
Lodge OF the Ancient and Honorable fraternity OF Free
Accepted Masons OF the State OF New-fork VIII De
held IN the Grand Lodge ROOM The Howard House this
afternoon, Al O'Clock JAMES HEkhINo
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A Raj on THE KNucSLEs OF THE PREslDES-
ri, As-IaANrs.-Tbe Washington Union talks after a
fb.rly fashion TO the Loco-Foco Presidential candi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
THE largest and beautiful assortment In the city
Wholesale .nd retail Cupid, large life, Gas biz
ace La window Our otoD Ia suit all astss-sC
lar We nave done IL Vai-n'ine Head Quarters.
.f2v's- TURNER !. FIsHs r ~ Cha,hsm.
f1lABLc MArS.-A sfual yaneiy, - ilio W
Rsttaa Palm Leaf Oil Clo;h, spier Mache, OF every
shape and pattern, comprising the lagest %
found IL city for sale a. los prices tbs
Emporium, IS Ma.dsn.laae SMITH, ToRREf < w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In The brig Hayn, from Por; PrtnceMr schom
benski Of Texas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

ST. VALENTINES DAY. FEB. "a.
Vslent.res. Valentines and Fancy Paper
4 FRESH stock Just received
n As rieh II Lot more elegant
A cieap II Tot cheaper t1ea sny oih-r
Store can afford 10 seU. Varying IN prices
Fro-, one cent to Sd Call and see al
T. CRO%ES'S, SIS Broadway. corner OF Bleeckes.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

EDUAh Jf.NhlNS, AUfttouerf
~ Executors Snle of Valuable Properly.
fronting gu Observation-Disclosures h. sold nj
Public Auction TUESDAY, the l7th day Of February
ail2 O'CLOCK at the Merchants Exchange, that large and
e2iby situated Lot st the West end of Washir gon
of West Washing place, adjoining the two pen
did buildings erected the past year by G. Winthrop Gray
and J. Woodford Haven F-qs
The Lofts foryhve feet 'front.' Wa-tneton-sqnare, and
hundred and feet deep West W ahin gon- place
is well adapted for literary institution. dwelling
honse Of the largest class for connections dwellings
having he privilege az The pary~a OF the house o~nrd
by g Winthrop Cray Esq the usual terms OF valuation
The locality is believed TO BE- unsurpassed the soil perfect
ly dry aordne uoeiior subcesrs may be in the
ad oinng dwellings.
The residue the Lots West side Of the square
OWNED by three gentlemen who VII! doubtless Improve
them with dwelling. OF the irst CT
The above property Is owned by the undersigned. nd
vidualy and Executors. and perfect Tile will be
given.
TEsMs-Ten and the suction fee TO be paid al ae
time OF the sale; fifteen per the I'd day o March
when deed Will be delivered the remaining seventy
FIVE per in years (or sooner the option OF the pur
chaser with interest per payable half yearly 10
be secured by bond and mortgage
The sale VIII be positive 10 the highest bidder.
PHlL!P REYNOLDS,
CHARLES McVEAE,
Executors of Richard. decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

REAL VALENTINES,
It, b. ebaiIn<d u the Emporium Of Art Room,
No SS BROADWAY.
WAVING sent s.vers! hundred miles for the Prince Of
IL Valentine writer. and with Hrrads we are ena-
bs ,ndiLr write, rnbidzon 10 order as many Us may
ne required upon The uost moderate tsrms.
Two Of London Valentines IN store ana one
more uol arrived board the Snip Independence winch
with The large supply of home snusenre viii give Us nc
most excessive and varied assortmept IN tie city
Pnces from seventy i've dollar, each our oniy
OF The last price remaining unsod-which are elegeny
framed ~. -
800 VALENTINE, a. 5TRoNG's Valentine
"A Window, SO Na,s.ust Is dazz Ing Dfliiian'
tine. Price Only SthU. IL is q glorious hing u
ST. VALENTINES DAY
IS APPROACHING, eud Will De- hero Ia less tnen no
time all you who wish u eGs, ,n9 ns COCO Rn.s
y1llp,eas. 10 call at WM TAYLOR'3 NO. AsoI hoose,
and procure SONS Of his Valentines. ne has sl knos al
prices, from 81" pleass CO.. a. cary -
"a To. ush Will be very great Friday and SATURDAY he
member No ? Astor House ,L,< ch.,
just Puo!shed-Johu's Alive; or. The Srce OF ohos,
-by N. .uihor Major Jones's Courunp &c &C fHee
The Three G1srdsmeG-Oy Dumas translated BY Park
Bepi.rnin. Price 81 csnts-
All the cheap publication. fer saIe o. , = 49, ,,
In Pre.s-Twenty Years After; or the Three MoGrque-
sire.-be.ng seqae the Three Gaardsmeo-oy DumsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13
Boston An1tion Sales.


any y. p. * v. RICH, I'll Brosd-sirces, opposite
Z . Pps;ers wharf, Boston
WEDNESDAY Feb II.
Bu,r. SHOES AND BRoeAss-SOO cases boots, onoes
ana Bro,ans Leather, Sole Leather, Upper In Tho
rough and hn she'd Cali. Lining Binding and Kid Skins
shoe Thread aud nth-r sho- stock
WEDNESDAY, March ls.
[3emi- Annual Sale
Rnor. sso,a BsocAss AND HArs.-aO0 cases Boou,
Shoes. Rrngans and Hats
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6ituations, &r. Danten.

tATANTED-By a respectable Young Woman . .,rr.-
w ton =. cook washer, ard ourr or 10 DO Do. genera
hou .exrrk OF snail private family. 5-., Of civ refer
suce given AUpiy 81 ls5 9if--t I5f ?;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

u To I.ndies.-Mr..M S. COVE is now forming
Classes Of Ladies instruction in Anatomy and Phy sio
logY. and the Principles Of Wa,erCure. Mrs Cove has
just received 4 Female Model from Ansoux, Paris.
Class OF Ladies will meet al GAG Broadway on Thurs
DAYS ana Saturdays ht4 NJ commencing Feb l2h.
The uniform which Mrs Cove has had during sew
era years In curing diseases hy the application Of at-r
aud her experience medical adviser the Lebanon Wa
rCure House induce her continue give advice 10
Ladies' respecting their he's H. Ladies' consult Mr.
Cove from 10 A. NJ. tl2 NJ at645 Broadway. loflwis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

" Religious NOtice.-The Rev. Prof McCLIS
TOOK OF Dickinson College, Carlisle will preach il the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Yorks Jersey City,
SandsY Evening. al O'clock. Isl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

By order of he Board, Jan. =, l8i5.
N. CARROLL, Secretary.
T Tuste
james harper, T. 4 Meyer, John Breasted.
Charles l.. Vos- :. Sherwood. Geo G. ~" Kay.
Robert L. Crouke, J. L. Starr. a 5. Crosby
Cyrus Chenery, Noah Ripley. Herman Gould
Lawrence Hill. George Min, l. II. Suydam.
John B. Lasas, Abraham Ven Nss., :. T. Adrct,
& NJ. Crsndal. James Phnl.n. Robert Lane
Lsdock rrstl, E Nd Richardson John B Benton
Joseph B. Nones James Crt;iks.anyN McCready
J. Gerrick, C E. Hshchi. VIM NJ. Hal-ted
". T. Townsend. John Peck. Edward Kellogg
James Cook, Edwin r. Trema,I,
CHARLES NOSE, President pro tenn
JOSEPH 4. MONIES, Vtc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

-. VALUABLE BROOKLYN Property 10 DO
Eia sold al auction close estate on saturday, FED
A litn at u O'clock noon, the Merchants Exchange
N.s,-Yorx by j. Hegenan Auctioneer Tho very yaiua.
Die property on Of Sands and Fulton s withou
rx soun he very business stand 10 the city ~ fee
on Futons feet inches less, on Sands,sI
ard "a fe.t Inches more ess the Southsry side
For farther particulars enquire OF the Au:uonoer al No ~
Eulion.s BROOKLYN ~ sN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-13

r,rHE PU6LIC are respectfully ioiormed thai The T.
Saa,es Cty Dispatch Posi- have made ample prePsIs
IONS ot he prompt and SAFE deivery OF Al M IS
rise 10 lheir exr, dqrtHS :e approaching "eeA o, n
enae commencing OF Saturday nex iae iiH insL Dy or
&c o., -. q. - A MEAD Superintendent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

et. The Calf5gaia fcsi aea! IF s4|-4!aefs fea'3'as
.as,nnql on Gagetan's Island, ia tue tiar5lr oi b"
,,,k. II vii be ueul.ecied Ii.attbe terms OF enlistment
nj these men were peculiar. iaey ea,rTrd T.: he var
a.4,.s ,,5ner discharged, aaI ne q sstn.ue1t = At II
-. ;, DISCHARGE them on the cast a. the re,lt, with
IN an, trrflary whc, may then oei'as Ia the thi'e5
Safes. The obvious intention IS u make itru FRS, tie
Instruments of effeclins the conquest Aui thea s'itIrs
of he c%ouuuy,by Withholding lie ua-'ss ii 'be't escap'oe
tum'ii. Tho agganuiiils AMI laai-rs recruited by Col.
STEPHENSON may be, in process of Tine. and under
stringent discipline. f,mcd ialo god s'litrrs -bnt W.
should ,hi,k lhat thy would make had materials Where
with 10 found a ncH euPIfp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

= r..In Indiana. the Daua rt'ic Goreinor, Nbi'conbe,
J.. +, elected. The Whi.. have ms MY Il s4H ia L.
House, aud in ste Senate there IS 10.
In Missouri, there seems 10 bs i doubt WIN IS elected
in the third Congressional Dslti't. john g.. Miller.
The Why candidate, has run his Democrats opponent.
lanes $. Grrea, very hard ltoe has MT bAataa him.
Ia illu.ois. there Is NO claagr. Ia Gahef'S district.
the only Wing Dlstrict IN the Sale. Lincoln. Hhis)
has been elected.
10 Iowa, the probability is that tie new constitution
has been again rejected. Sac SEEMS II no hurry /" enter
the Uulun.
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~~ ssss-s ~ss4cEa=s
A4SJ8ads4 ske. u AsssAalg.

faas zee. e.tin's Saturday. .}a5ts; -. lsi6.
- mus. OF lseaeeo inspected tie Ia,t week.
Belos " slsea correct Isl olt.s mafhe. .sf the t,,,
~,et
loats.a-0d Lpas. sl.no La I.5a. aey L.. /,
a 10 ILL. Lea, altrfIor. ia.53 10 3oI.."sTs -
&5,39to4.1l slidaiHs. 10 Ia 80: sblpping. fgen
800 10 e,U1i manufacturing. ~(r.nnou) Sl,5O to
6.'t fine manufacturing 3io,Uatu $1,000.
ft"-Sa.esu Old s.. \ SmalI paretl new in-half
baff'l, lfoaa li'llln,' MI, IN the market by retail.
bheai-Nf heat Is now selling at lnm u L. 20 cts
per bnshtl. which Is tie price the market has opeu4d.
ofd4.-Cofh 10 cts; Mai dull. 10 els; clean Osts.
20 els sheai oit,, old. - cts. per hundred, nuA 80
els; I've, none Ia ufif III.
Garsr AID Grass SOD. The Staxr, him b5v,# o.
Fet. Ne hafe ~ paces Ia refart.
ffos3S'aas -hae,l. n change in price uf Western.
ihe stock Is greatly ditIuis ted. and M receipt. fer plst
week. Demand Increasing. Beef, 81 per hundred ,
fo'h' none IN market Meal Is 10 81 cts. per bushcl
Iroin Wagon.
fti-tlceunts, s. To s. 81 ar Ne. l.. CLIMBED
t'mIy Re, b, N'rad 5, a~lae,etel. No. /. So, NJ.
:, $3.50. M. j. s..
e2Jss.-Nt. Domnqo.S to . cents per h.; RIO. o.
10 - e'n!7; ihsafa IL cts. Java. ~ To 10 cents,
Iubt : 10 ..
egdr.-brow New Orleans. y to9 cen per tslb
Porto Rec. : 10 9cents per b.; 81. Croix, II 10 -
ceais pr 10; Loaf, ~ 10 10 cents per TO-.
taa''es.-ialiow II t'l2l cents per H., Sperm. IS
10 ~ crais per To-; Hull \ Suns. l5tp l. cents pcr ID
@aa1e4-Pneg range iroin % To- = cents, dculud
tnrtoelog.
Hr-a'pApPlr, Is to 30 cents per gallon; Peach
nom Ia .aarNei.
o"lton ! "as.-Lyoeh5oe. Monticello and Union
Fatl'nes, 10 To Il cts. Norh CalaIua l6tts. per 10.
l-Bari hon. 40 pr ton and Ia demand nm
~ tutljy.
>'sel -nls'espd. & 10 cents per H.: German. l5le
10 e,fl'' Shear, 20 To . eeota per h.; Cast Sl.el. e
10 @1etS. per H.
Ii3SarJ tty IN 90. . 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

G. The notorious GEORGE Washington DS'o, on
OF he most l%mpudrnt scoandfcls Ia The county, VII
lately assumed NE JauG and nntl,m II a Mgr Genr-
raj. mad proposed an eN|p elnlon 10 lusalao, has aean
brought up uelure the Police Cunt III Nv Orleans,
Tor d~,sordrriy eoudact. aad aaauI oyef t. hep 1te peace
ili.b bail Afterwards sarrea !eted aln aad lie Wa, attae
last dltrs, n the C|41ab,.-r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

The Oak btovr IenIrraaee Society vii hold Il
mepiia- al OAK uIoSe Camp Grouod, III Campbell
county. The aisi sauidy Ia September, ~h'n lhere viii
Lecturers, " ll,on aud Scpll. IL, lord The people OF
tie vlcinlty AID sutioU1utna csuuly Viii ,un oul.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

BY The trip fon Washington IN Ricbmonl-a nun
OF l39 miles Ivy Steamboat aud Rnl koad-aas mad
last Weth, i1ciudius all ST. ppa2es, Ia sx hours ant
tweoiy MINUTES, We have known II done by Staging
IL ioUr days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

g. Il Is tqm ard HAT Ssaa@r De IL l. be liza he"
M@;~lrr 10 la.l4uG-M- P'thtne aay pet.spa oe sen.
To France.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-24

10 III. B1jaa.u ". UaAy:
eFsllt IL, you are not a resident Of the common
}, wealth. aud have not any known agtnl " attorney
II ttrl "lrlnn he same, ! therefore caus- publication at
IT. !uliu" ~ 0tIl. tor HE Iuue and IN the manner T. qni-
red by The stata e IN such rase. Gwen under my iiald,
his IS II Gay Of August. let6.
JOIN RO~SER. Deputy
tDrjames Bullock. SAtuH OF Canpa,ll CO.
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DISSERTATION
Wee concern.

FryliE subscriber, having purchased Of Samuel T.. E~-
u ny all his lntctc~l IA the late concern ol Ewing
4 ttaukIln, will continue bu-lioss at lhclT late stand,
opplste Aies4t4. NJ ,Dniel Y VI Cprhle.
lIs viii krrp op hand a We'll selected stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which hr will dispose ul un such terms az caunut fail o
ave sttl,laollan 10 The purchasers. lie solicls n conttn-
vance ui The patronage men luote extended 10 HE firm OF
f.Nml i Franklin. aud ipvll,~ all PERSONS. IN want Of
t.uods, IA cal oo HIM, promising 10 sell as cheap as any
othet louise IN loAH,
l.. FRANKLIN. Jr.
July = Il
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Ees >

E'iiE rppaantf-lap. hcf-t'ipte existing between The
4 hnoar0aeta. nu5ci The hun vi
REGARDS, RYAN & co,
Is rms day dissolved ny Limitation aud mutual consent.
All persons. indebted la 'Ae ta3c firm, vii please max
immediate payment Ia IA. II. Ryan, who Viii attend
To the seltIru'uta II Gre buai5a-=.
For Tho pur1oga nj 0Hueoelnc business Ia a speedy
clos. HE Slch oI bpuds oa hHut.. Amounting 10 a11ut
Si2, O0O, Viii 100 sud without reference 10 cosl.
JOiN Il. REGARDS q CO.,
#Nal#il. RYAN.
Iyarh5ug. Au2us' /. 1910.
August ~ Is If
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R0sSS EsEsgeES!

Sweat Oh, 80 cedts tho
butte.
Ioulil l)rawers. 81.
Race Ginger. l2i els. per
ID 10 lbs for g..
Peters and Lees pills, 2j
cents the tiux.
Cii3mrai8ne Wire. pint
builIe- 80 cents.
leota ifu,llra, &. cents.
Naca1uy Snuil, - cents
per botlle.
Shaving soap, Gold Sups.
#rlor,) 4! aud IA ceuts
the cake.
Chrome. yellow, 8 ID.
buxes,) toi 81 so.
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+ cGul's "9C%as's.!
.SaE!cc.

4 GAIN NC ask those who owe us, 10 CONN., fu'@a I'D
"A and pay W. nr make arrangements that viii an.
the same end.
We lave lndnl.ed as long as men uf reason could -
psct. and even now we do not wish IL place cur c.al Is
~ uIhrr hands for cnllt clion, viicll we s.ai, baeJn
d., # tho call pass unb,ej'a.
kAEiER & Spi.ECE.
Nes London, Angus 4 u
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~5scczRVAsEsN 81 Co.,

.3scCzANAssaN * Co.,
Gr0.crS ~lsa 10 omission Merchants
L.YNCfzsUPa VA,
4 'lN + particular attention To the sale Of FLOUR.
W NHt.h J. TOBACCO. alJ all kinds of country
produce, *. +. .. McG,snahan attends particularly
10 me sli's ot ioGAcco-toef charge is 80 cents per
MAJ . Tor Selling aud colieetngl We keep constantly
IN hand a large aud well solicited stock Of
GROCERIES. DQuESTYCS, &c.
W. afe unw tteeiyipg u considerable additian 10 o1r
par~cht atusk, la41 VHl make IL larger lhau any we
have }ctodattd. Thankful Tor he very liberal patron.
age extended Ia as, 10 The firms Of J. G. s. r. G. Me.
Giaaahan. s6d MeCianahaa. Cnnshaw & Co., would
respectfully soh,t Il continuance. Every Effort on our
part NIL De used II ,tNe eatisiaction.
JNO. G. EleCLANAiIAN,
l.. G. McCLANAiiAN.
reb. % I.
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Esa2Uga.LagX

E0" *0!c.
iailiE subscriber. Wishing 10 lurna part of his real es-
& iaIe irtu funds, rt.elo The following propeft, Tor
sAt, VIZ:
IL let 2. inches On Main street, now occupied by
myself.
% feet on MIN stree, NV occupied by }. John
s,n, as a Tobacco Factory.
One beautiful h., oa franklin lltIl, opposite Capt.
Saai NcCufhle, containing utr acre.
or 10 LUIS on Monunentol liul, opposite the Pre-
hyieridn Graveyard.
srea3ss, Abont 20 acres LAND, adjoining Jack
&ss;2sSs son town, and The SILVER Spin. IHct %!
Grr&s@ Land, containing .ahIat
<zsAa- so ACRES.
The above property viii be otiried privately until the
50th cfSepI,tn0tr, aaJ, ii not sold, Will tten be offered
al arcilan.
FERNS made Lagwn ea day e. sal.
III .T}REE.
August 20 el39eegi II
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August II
SDk RENT,
.IxEGIxE5r CASH PRICE

for all young aud likely NEGROES, of both sexes.
lhose having such to sell VIII find II to their inIs-
rest to call ON Us beiJre making sale.
HAIR & DAVIS.
y. B.-hll communications from the country, rela.
tive Ia the above description Of property, will meet with
pIonut attention. IL. & ID.
July s. is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
THE ENQUIRER.
Thursday Morning, June 4. 1916.
RICH MOND, VA

The Northern Wing papers are filled with as
saults upon the Administration for not sending
Gen. Scott 10 Mexico-and all the papers in the
extreme South are, on the contrary, protesting
against his appointment TO the command, over
Gen. Taylor, who is entitled, by series OF bril-
liant events, to The future conduct OF the CAM
paign. We are not acquainted with the facts or
merits of the question. When at one moment
we hear the President blamed for moi sending
Gen. Scott, and The next news tells us that Gen.
S. himself refuses 10 20, il is evident hat there is
great ignorance Of the real facts.
We have already shown how warmly The New
Orleans press oppose any movement which may
Thi. feeling extends 10 the West also. as appears
from The following remarks in the Louisville
(ky) Democrat. As in the case of the great
Homer, many places claim The honor OF giving
birth 10 The gallant Taylor. The Democrat
makes him Kentuckian, while both The coun-
ties of Amherst and Cupeper in Virginia claim
him as son. The Army Register, however,
puts him down as a native Of Virginia:
ave have no objection TO Gen. Scout as a SOL
dier or a genileman-h he is, undoubtedly an ac-
complished and meritorious officer But we al
ready have a veteran in command on The Texan
frontier, who appears 10 have opened the cam-
paign gallantly, and nobody has any doubt that
he would conduct and coRclude il in The same
style. General Taylor has overcome the diff
iculties inseparable from the commencement
OF such an enterprise; has planted the standard
OF the nation ON The extreme boundary Of her
IN ~ I,,E IF r,la
my Of our belligerent neishbor, and, hy his adj
mrable address and bravery, has maintained lis
position there through some of the best fought
battles OF the age. He has become acquainted
with The field OF operations, and with The genius
and tactics Of his adversary, and, al the same
time, has secured the confidence, and awakened
The enthusiasm, OF his whole army.
"Why should such man be superseded Is
il anything more than plain justice that he should
he allowed the privilege OF terminating cam
pacn which he has begun with so much TACT
with SO many trials and with such encouraging
SUGGEST
has opened The way 10 distinction enter and pos
sess ii. II Gen. Taylor's rank be mol technically
sufficient for SO large command as it is conlem-
plated 10 collect ON the Rio Grande, give him
more OF i,-make him Brigadier General al
once, and a Brevet Major al the same time, ii
need be, and bid him 90 ahead under the hene-
dictons of his grateful counlrympn. That's the
way 10 have brave and victorious commanders
Let promotion follow, promptly and generally,
on gallant exploits, and not be mere routine
matter of time and survivorship.
"As kenluckians, especially, we protest against
the contemplated injustice 10 The hero OF the Del
Norte. His native Stale claims 10 participate in
the honors he has gained, and may yet gain as
The commanding officer in this war, and she will
participate deeply in the general dissatisfaction
which will be felt if he be superseded"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-05
KENTUCKY yoLUNTEERs-Wben

KENTUCKY vOLUNTEERS.-W it
was proclaimed (says the Union) that the Co
vernment had called on Kentucky for troops 10
prosecute the war against Mexico, such was the
zeal displayed, that two captains who had sue
ceeded in raising their companies, started 10 the
capital 10 report themselves 10 the Governor as
ready 10 march; one of them, on arriving al Lex
ington, was apprised that he was preceded BY the
other, who had only left few minutes, and i'm
mediately drove poshaste 10 be in first; the other
learning the object, increased his speed and both
continued the race until one unfortunately broke
his buggy, and lett an apparently easy contest 10
his rival but, nothing discouraged, he unseared
his horse and mounted without saddle, and by
taking near cut beat his anlagonis: 10 the ex.
ecntive chamber, bnt was informed tha, the num-
Der required had already been accepted in The
meantime the other came up, when both, crest
fallen and disappointed, inquired if they would
not have preference in war with England; such
isthe spirit that pervades our country