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SINTON'S NURSERY=
EAR RICHMOND, VA.

NEAR RICHMOND, VA.
e.es.> A 5 the season for Planting has arriv-
sAS5S n ed. ths subscriber would esssfa y cal
G{1 enti Of frirrds aid tn public generally he
ar.s and * ensve COLLECTION Of FRUIT TREES, en-
-A..- bfaeinr pcrhapr a selection sur
Faed tor M climate OF VI snis lie would occasion
20 that the at- Agricultural Fair Rehmnd Commit
tee Orchards uni tanEy AWARDED him premium DO
Ape and Peach or ris snd Tor the exhibition
on the cav Of th5 Far, al bic production.
CaJrues with directions for plant ng had At WiIiam
fames 70 aud Prurh Sore Peytou job Apoh.cafy
and a. ta1 tf of hs southern any orders
e BE- punctusy tuted AMI any (poa paid A..
dft scdto joseph snt'n Rehnoad ptoupt aoi
ton. NJ 6-c2aw-w JOSEPH SIMON
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DOR HIRE, ONE ABLE BODIED NAN for the
l. remainder Of the year. Apply to LEWIS HILL,
no lO-lt Over Jos. II. Colauitt's Store Main a.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

No. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let all ,ay rh,i they can
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man,
Drawn Nos ofnononsalia. Nc. IS, Nov 9Th.
+s 81 so 81 a. u II &C SC rs 10
Ticket Nos - ~ IL capital sold by srRATToN
Dr'wn Nos Of SUSSEX. Eri 95. Nov. TIN:
IL SO % "a 6s AZ IS 25 IS 20 ~ 46
r1s,' Nos ss 80 20 Two Capitals sold ard paid BY
Drawn Nos of AIeranarta L. Nov 7th:
IL 40 81 % &c &c IS 80 So 10 46 SIS As 81
Drawn Nos Of LeesbuE. S3-Nov 9th:
81 IS II &c 10 II "a % Sc 81 l3 20 AZ
$4,000. 10000.
9ooo 2ooo 1900 400, 10 Of lOoO &c 20 Nos
Tickets 5; halves 2'o' s,s I,sS
wsdnesdsy-AcIandris, No IS. Capitals: $4,000 loeos
5000 1850 10 OF 1900 &c. IS Nos Idrawn halves
$50 qaaiters leS.
5000 et9o 20 1000 &c &c. rs not, drawn TIesels
halves 2So; quarers I25.
$4,000, 1000!
Fhday-Monongaia No sc. Capirs: g. 600 1000 go ke
IS NOs- l2 drawn. Tickets 81; halve, soc: or ase
$4,000, 1000!
saurday--susseI Extra Capitals: $1,000 1000 Gao Gs
rs Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81; halve, Soc; or, 9Se.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas, N, for Isac-,o be drawn
as NO. LoTTERY-Is DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRASB seEExE-
Prire Of $4,000 prize $4,000
10000 as1,
10000 Is prizes Of 1000
looOO 81 400
1 10 900 900 200
Tickets SIC; halves s; Quareu et
Certificates OF packages Of IS whs sIo-havs, quar-
tiers in proportion
Buyers my Pres which are r-rt,sr.d
al the once, proof OF what done; and evsry
drawing continues to increase the number sold by
W Oder, for
Schemes and in all Loueues prsnpty attended Ia .S
drawing when Requested.
Please .ddr,.'rdsr' " N. sTRATTcN.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
ARRIVAL OF TUE BRITANNIA.
ne Day. Later from Europe.

STEAMER GREAT BRITAIN STILL AGROUND
FAMINE AND DISEASE IN IRELAND. MAR.
RAGE OF THE QUEEN OF sPAIN-ADvANCE
IN FLOUR, GRAIN, COTTON, &c.
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Aultpn Salls
rHI> -
ny I.iec- a. urethsr
Ne. .nsf. se--~f.

ny s.iee- A nre,hsr,
Ne Mes
FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE &c
AT AUCTION
On TuEsoAY MORNING nov. ioA NJ 81 oeisk ssr..
wills variety ami srenntha.d Fsrnnars eoa ins
of-sshoshasy sii-boar.s Burr sasssor
MAhonhsny CHAIR Festhef Red-
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS.
dorsn Wood r-,t shairs vanoa. sye.
PIANO FORTE.
a. ~ o'e'oeb, N ex.et-rt d
HANDSOME BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Al the hahd-n. .ars
rior qualify. INLoEs . BRurHER. AuetL
RICH HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
To close itvsiee. vsr.ty of the foaowtns
Reh Gtrandc,es AMI Csnceabras
English Au-r Rrtsnia Ccn.s sens
Silver patrd ssd Bri,ann a
no do psror chamber ne.ichs
DO Do do d water. Tea Urn. =. Ae.
Pine ivorv handle rsbAe Cutlery n dcz-as
Br.'. Fender. bris- and steel Pr,
Gothic Tea Trays. chan D,.h.s
French. China and bronz.i Maniei Orniments
DO Do gold band Tea ssus
Blue and Whit Granite Dinner
To,siie sets Pitchers. ke-
1Jr Now for
nos iSLoEs h BROTHER. Au.s.
VALUABLE FLOODED MARE
At llt o'eioek srr On enc .u.,t
dnr Mare, Wei IN, , -
for inst setoa early tLs |. ofs.Ie.
bop INIOEs A
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by THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA: A PROCLAMATION

\ N.
WHEREAS, has been represented the Executive that
w WILLIAM A. CLERE, who confined N he Jti OF
Frankn county under conviction felony
by brtAkag "a Ja and large :-Theefore VII
liam Smith Governor OF the State Of yg hereby
ward Of ono bundled doats for the delivery
Wil A. Cete The ja1 OF sad Frank n and do
require AL ocer civil AMI mtry and people
Commonwealth generally n their best procure the
arrest Ct the said William A. Clsr that may dealt with ae.
eoidinE
Given under hand as Govefnor and rnier
~ OF the Commonwealth, this pistb dsy OF
November in The yer Of Lord hundred
~ )and fouysI, and Of MS Commonwealth seventy.
ns WM. SMITH
CLERE described bsrg about feet hRh,
rather light complexion candy hair ard on
when he escaped black jeans
fond Of drinking and after having liquor
oeeomes hird He b an ind nsr house and
be City, where h., mother "a widow r.
SIDES no Io-r,C
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EIrRrss orrior. Burr.to.

The following islegraPhic doIpsieh to tho New York
Tribune s the only report that has ye, rescued u. from tho
election in Michigan;
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NlRGINlA:--N Rules hid IN the Clerks
oGse of The thesi surrt Court Of Nv ,ni Ch,osry
for buckingham eouH, Aoldy % day Novsms i-t6
Role fidridge paptF
hfaint
Fnis Fo-tsr and ouisa w. bic formerly LOUIS C-pn
widow and re o DonJ'min ~ Copton the Younger osased
snd Robcn shaw Administrator Of Benjamin Cp,on The elder
deceased, defspd,p,,
IN CHANCERY.
The dondn;s FINS Fore sLd Louisa his VIE MT having
ssiered their appearee and given 5eu aeeorans 10 The Act
uf Assembly and N. Rues n thu Court snd appsatns By sst
factory evidence ihat they nhsbsn Country II
ordered nathe fad absent defendants Do spprar At TIE Roles
BE- hod~n Tor the ad Court the
The bin Of the plaintiff and hats eopy bs forth
wh Inserted In pubshs City of Richmond
Tor months ueeessisey and pussd front o. tbe
CIur House n THE County. Copy. Tssto,
1n-cwpw r.. ELnRtnGE & C.
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CORRECTION.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed bv John

RY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed by John
- Real TO the subscriber due 10 B.
w Leifh, viii BE- snd MONDAY I4b NJ December
neIi a. The front door Of The Eagle Tavern Kept by Payns in
ne town OF Senisve certain parcel or Land NJ
TN aHf laird ac' m1rs o. ie lying ~ eoun
the sd Town n Heosys berg heretofore cen
vcysf 10 tie saH Bei . Nv the saf Leigh nd wife
TIE ras Of ne slii AfsCafh much u n. purhss mo-
nry a. viii ~ THE tnj pay the SID Lean
iht SUN q" ihfvtNo Do 49, thirty heo frn
us l ~ NJ Iuly i-E6 al' he 90 with n,er.
ion N, oct 5ii; ald ctoi ~ b4incs q the par
ehaso INN en- Tie let Jblaiy 1917.
no Iu--cwgv CCg.Vsv rputNeov
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AuCtlun 9olrs.

FUTURE DAYS.
by Kent, Kendall a Atwater.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF sEAsoNABLE
DRY GOODS.
IN THURSDAY, the 18th inst, commencing
~ at . "'ekek pei-sy. wsreh shall ..n
ss.f large ami handsome
GpD- sn,ir-y r. a. and Of nor. a-.rab ,t,. thar ar,
usuaiy cn>'ed az Aues.. intending the fol owing-vr
10 ease oSora Cadet nIed Black Printed and Diamond
10 do EIa Heavy Doub = warp Ker.ey.
10 do Gta Piaids Lia.sy.
20 do Pane, Prints of eniir.lk Nc - styles.
10 DO Beaehsd shirtiaz. Widths.
10 d. Plain. Plaid and Fancy rw.-d-
do German wooen and Cotton Hosiery,
Wool Black Bue and Fancy @ioth-.
B-sebei. Brows and Assorted Canton Fannels
White. Rel and Yellow. a do
Kentucky Jeans in great variety,
Blue Plot Cloths and Fiush,ns.
Pong-e aHi spfaihed HAS
Pad and Fancy Cotton do.
Rich Csshmeres and Mouseins De LANES
Black Aspaeas. Blaes Italian Cr.vss
Men and Women. back white and erd P.rs Kid Glove.
Furniture Prints. Apron Cheeks,
whitney ana Dufhl Blankets.
Paid Woclen shawls Ca,hm~re do,
lrish Linent Imported city uase)
Brown Holands Sebteh Diapers.
Patent Threads Elastic u.ie nder
Chdien'. WorHed BoDts Comforen
efto ic-t Damask Diapers. do Table Cloths
Pine Ivory Combs, Buttons, Pins
spocl Couons, &c ke-
IS Bales , Brown shrins.
10 do 20 aad - do
10 Case. % to - inch Cotton
T-zs-Under 300 cash, 500 approved
paper oet KENT. KENDALL ATwATER Aasrs.
Additional.
Win Be a6d-d TO the above, alb 90 Fancy
Goods landnr-oonsing Of Eeo.se e,rey
Victoria white Prirt; Embroidered
Plaid CrAvat Alpaca Robe. Real Aipseeas
Of splendid guay; Orleans Cloh Ba-k Fancy
Nun EIir. Whitney BAnsst Dana.k Diapers
no 10 X A, Ape'rs
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lotteries.
T G. GREGORY q CO., MAsAers., No.
e. . Main Street. Rlehtoond. Vi.

Dawn Nos Of h@rlsar, Lottery Gas w. I7th Oct 1916.
~ As 81 65 40 Is 46 10 ~ ca 76 Al
eT Nos. 81 as, Ptire Of $4,000, in the Lot
terry odd 10 a correspondent In kaha~hs eouhty, Va
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WIN. ID. GREEN.

snd spoke The Feneh very well pfefcn Capt
deposited carpet bag with ne keeper ~
iot aeteepnE Containing sothe ard $3.50
Hey say about SIS In svsr and ~ Napo
Icons IN god The balance mites Of the Virginia Rsns MD
srcn applied Tot and Obtained from morning
O'Clock he above cfrPet bar AMI eoped with ne SINE Green
wore hight eooed ec1n Jeans fres bsek
leather For he apprehension restoration Of the money
viii hundred dollars reward OF IN proporu 10 ne
amoust recoyeiea JAMES GRAY \ eoN.
HsfEsHd NerelsW ia lsfe fneo-u
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BY Hodges * Pull IN.
SALE OF SLAVES UNDER A DEED OF TRUST.
fll virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed TO the
- urd'ti ned BY WIN r. Christan s,eurt,
indemnify OF Ro Ca,ian oE ee1sedj d.trd the ae,h
ea' Of nsr si! and duly rseord il Clerk, Hen
REQ and Ne~ Kea ,hH on FRIDAY sOth day
b-r 10 oesk p'ocred the aue on room
OF osEes Puriam in the c' OF enrond aueuon to
NE sn 81 BIDDER Tor esh tu dry saves eon ing Il Men. wo
and children conveyed by the iced Acting
as r'uasr, shall eoavsy with sPee. r4ny eny.
no 9-daeit LoFrN Ei.iEiT. Trustee.
SIC eondletsdey HoDsrs a PutrIAN
BY Dunlop, noncure Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On FkDAf TIE 18th inst a 10 oe''E hou regard
GROCERIES v1: '''-'''' VI
$50 SoI-s and sss dousl. and single Loaf Sugar.
q half ueress Clarified sugar
IS bbs Reeun whsssy
I6 hhds Motasses
Butter Cheese, Soaa. St,reh
London Porter in p guar bottles
Indigo Mustard. Shot Gin sun
Bnnay-oaId Duouy a Co ard fsvOrie brands
GunPowder, lmpeTY al and Po1ehonE Teas
Terns-Cndsr sco cash; sloo months ap-
mo- DUNLOP MoNCURE L CO. A.et;opeer,
Additional.
W" Be sdied TO The above sale 100 COoniy rro-
siIes polo DUNLOP. MoNLUEE q CO
BY WiIIiams a HaIaII.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, i'm o Nov II 10 O'Clock, viii be
soid, in font Of our Auction Store
$50 Sass prime Green Lasuayra Cote.
$50 DO DO do Rio Go
20 hhds prime Bacon sds.
so boIes prime Bunch Raj
so hat les 10
Henoek Leather, Stamped good"
Do do do damaged"
sIIo WINDOW Clam hne order
loIl2 do IN
otnrd DuPuy 4 Co. Cognae Brandy
Imi do
Pine Old Tuseaioora Whisky
Do Go Mouongabea
EIra Pine Gunpowd-r Tea in III chests
Do. Powehong do
Gunpo~d'r Tea In hAlf chests eountry psekod
Very beet Sperm Candies
Prime Inc go in
Do d.
Ridiek's f.nHy soap ke- DC
TERhs-Ubde $780, over four month, er,di,
for approved P,Per. WILLIAMS q HAX ALL. Auets
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FAMILY GROCER
FVNHE subscribers NJ choice Groceries for fsm
u y use. BY retail the favorzbl- terms
$4,000 ibs smithheh Bacon, hog round sire
pipe pure French Brandy, ~ vintage ofis3i
pTes pure -sygneuer Bansy GOOD and hne favor
pure Madeira Vine vintage 1897 direct In psrtn
pipe pure do DO dne favor ( 10 this mnrkei.
pire NJ DO for cooking
" ibs genuine Isle Of W Eh Ap.le Brandy wears Old
bbs "Bumgsr ners'' old Rye Whisky a, extra arti
20 bo lie Vnegarwnich her with brown
and oafsusW qualities sni prices Imperial Guupow
der and Bes rca Spices of kinds Aoassc.: Rr, bes
Java and Lagusya Ccc; Herrnfs Family F1ur
&c always hand be supplied Of their eusto
mcrs ani others, st prices -
oc 1y-2w JONES A WINSTON
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~ EGkO HIRING Ihomas ~. Ialialerro
ofrs be seviess n hs friend. ard pub Fene
ray IN Huns o1t Neroes f1 he ysar
aims cuuftrd " iis cafessn rsnnE Houses ans
si rd' of Produce Ne tks us hos OF informing
VITO ssh 10 employ him that VOL b. advisable hu
- eary th-v that be- hv- p1it EettuE
sooi homes He nsdfrs his hst tyy
b cbun good eud GOOD homes ara hopes t e1geu
snce q h0Ten Ti1 h m hare patronage
RJ We viii az times BE- founi Mes.fs. ~ D. A. r. Hirz
oaee, opposite Mers R. ~. Deteasou Brother Fr,nkn
street IN rear Of ne Ben Tavcrn. a-tu
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.


HAVING determined To sell the tract of Iand
on which reside viii Offer for,se. spi.e- sv
public a-etion the iO'h Of November ~
neit fair day The 400 .ns 90
acre. lie well ataP'sdto corn o,.ee
ard ers'- believe h,Esfd nothing IL amongst
the best and safe wheat farms
ot crop BY rust u has abundance Of u
sze OF the tract IL Joins Barbour
Ninrod Branham snt Mr. John Boweoek Il
donsvbe about mites, and rs from Oh in IN.
midst Of as god .eey the county affords, on. OF tho
hellthe-, pots Virginia.
w'udbe IRE summer retreat for residing cry
hehnond or lose Vs IL AZ they could
breakfast and dine on the fm by 81 which
approaches within eight miles NJ probability thai
will rome much nsarer by the
ns To view the premises do BY A.
Dickinson resdrg on the premises The ding, eenty
large mi eomor able The ha
the same time and plter. will my ho,,s ea-s
he"p and horr plantation Of sroo Of
eorn ioder oais and hay Ny eeebated sai
De SOD n the same tine A, Jack. any
Virginia Of his and Gne Ienneyu
Inc sale vi. be pos tive and without Terms
on day n sale Sale to commence ] O'Clock.
oe sI-w3v WILEY DICKINSON.
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M ERCEW POTATOES-7OO bushels prime on beard
IfA soop Lily Dock will be sold FROM the vessel
today no 10 BISSELL q MeCANDLIsH.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance AT j. w. RAN.
DOlPH d CO.'S Bookstore and Riud-

n
cry, l2l MAIN STREET.
SATURDAY, NOV. 7.
Western Continent for Nov. 7-6e.
We deliver paper price rooner Than il can be
received by mail.
W n At 6 O'Clock
Corporal sresters Weekly Boston Nov. 7-oeu
New York Weekly Herald for Nov. 7-se
7-aiGe
Ir, and ODD FeroSs' Mir--rfr Nov &c
seriptos OF MEXICO aud Yuea'aH. with Map-7se
October NJ Baelwoot Msnz ne2Se per per year
November no. WI R,vsw-sOe pr No or IS per wear
Maps OF NJ Teo rcIns U. States, California Fe-e5e
Bjou AlpEIoe, with eoi1r.d "a -ute,-5Ce.
Eo~ to b. h~pry n Low GIN foF little folks-75e
til Ids X epsase by NLs COmsn-57c
Floral Alphabet Illustrated eoO and gold By Mrs. ot.ood-
$3.50
No { Yankee Dooie-6e
Rights OF Labor by q. CoR-n--7Se
No LipPAids wo'N hs Nazlrne or The last OF the
Wa'hir sons Revelation OF hatepail New Wash
ingtOn. % l544--lse
No. % Fro,r, Peror Al worId-s5e
No Chambers Information People-25c
No 10 rieiorial History OF Eaeland-2Se po7
CARRACCAS INDIGO, of superior quality.
~ receiving for ,ale BY
lie MLoEs BROTHER.
UNDON DOCK BRANDY, "Otard, Dupuy
- Co" brand, hne quaiity, receiving for sale BY
no 10 NLORs q BROTHER
pRIME TANNERS OIL, for sale by
n h1lo INLoEs 4 BROTHER.
FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- - -
nN and after the LIST October, our Packet
~ Boats will leave Richmond at A. NJ Monday "Wednesday
and Friday and arrive in Lynehoug days ST Pm
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehburg Monday "wednesday and Friday nj A. NJ
and arrive in Richmond days At PIP
Our Bou c1nncCt Csuersve Pos,Coaeh
Line TO Farnyie Prince E-wtd Charlotte ana At seott,ye
with faIsh Co.'S Line OF faulho,ie rostCosehes sunon.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE WIG. a NJ tNs. 90. !
FioHxnsp % Nov. 1916 (
fNNHE BOARD o. Directors Of ihs D.
cared sent Annual dvtend profits Of IN. pas
months Of ~ 20 thereof piyabl-
Sockhoders their gyms AID set Instant
AM PER ci 70 be rassel - M Contingent Fund.
TIE rnnf-f Book usual VIII b. c'ofcd
1-ff4HNnv. THu's = a.r.v
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REN ARD.

A MAN, about nv e feet ten inches in height,
n rh thin santy eoored vhstefs light com
netou and rather bony but goi huc and pleasant
nanre, and WIN been eks ahou
poyed - Capt RaouH Of NJ Preach N Omp sccompiny
% ufh u0rHr Win arrdh
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GREAT BARGAINS Avn 0Sl

W.T. NfFeots
- w. GOLDMAN ofler, his la. W. and splendid
- A. otm NJ q Enslsh, Frtnsh Amsriesn Bto,d
OTIS Fa and Ffnl Ca-.ms and TO- sshusrs E
40 Saun Ne"rs Bav-r aad Plot CO vsvetcsns Irish
Linens IaloTs TT rnu.n gs IN Ef, ety. 4 &c
Aho splrnd rtv Ftncks esv.s
uPenoeta ehfs rno Shlts Elk snd Llnsn Cambro
lhe show SOCK vii b. tp ~ omen
os and families buyng hnd 70 thsr advas,srs 70
eramine The STOCK nos 81 MAY STREET.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-22

mn Bidders will observe, thst the routes are ~
al cases TO be let TO The lowest guaranteed proposal
and at the cheapest mode OF Conveyance, except
where the size and weight q me mails w,'hous rs,
s.s, shall ,saare a higher mode of conveyance,
and this the bidders requested 70 specify. .u.
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o
ysbaa9bsW ,ysblgN yr5v7 ss0ns5aV aglg
sEn5 ama1 n.lTaaay5 la swine "a 20 2Hhnt
$50 z Z
al A.a Fsdaag9 ss7od1ga 81 y'1r. 40 s.ss-7gr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-22

PROPOSALS for carrying tho mails Of the uni'
ned SsHles from the ist Joly,llS46, 70 the SON
juoe, 1850, Inclusive. 10 MICHIGAN, INDIANA
ILLINOIS I, WISCONSIN, IOWA, NILSSON
nj, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI ARKANSAS, and LOUISE
ANA. wal bsrecsissd arths Contract Once OF me
posi ofies Department, In the city Of w ashington,
,ntiI so,clock m of the thirdeth day of April lsa6,
to be decided by the gath dayof May on the routes
"a nd time hefeiu sDecihed, 10 vii:
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Meeting i'm New York.

The meeting OF the friends OF Gen. Taylor took place
in New York last Thursday evening. Taking counsel
however, OF his discreet friends, who properly regard
Presidential nomination this premature and uu
dious they conented themselves with the adoption
solutions eomPmentns his stability, gaanuy and patriot.
ISM" and thanking him and his army for their brilliant
achievements. The following resolution however has
ference, no doubt, to his future nomination;
"RssOlrsd, That whatever rewards may hereafter await
the gallant the hands the people OF the Uni
ted States, there above his soldier,
citizen man; and that the enyiabe qualities which
have led to his triumphant in the field. will
adcrn and distinguish the highest civil that may be
awarded him."
George Folsom, Eco. presided at the meeting John s
Skinner George c. Dekay, Rue Smith, Augustus NJ Cla-
son. Girard Siuyvesani Henry II. Bnt,erwoh, Samuel P
Lyman, Smith Manning, and Joseph c. Pnckney acted
Vice Presidents and Alexander Wikin rs Secretary.
~ RIeHARD p. HEkRIoE, Esq representative in Con-
grtss from New York. died in Washington on Saturday
evening last, after painful illness OF three days.
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IntPrestinK.

The Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphis
North American makes tho following statements:
THE President stated Il Democratic Senator last
night that among dispatches which Gen. Armstrong
brought there letter from Mr. McLAne, represent
ing, that mad the Of the Mexican which reach
cd England the 2Sth May been received proT the in
struction- that Mr. Pakenham the u States
would have had opportunity OF making u treaty on the
which have been ratified The intelligence was con-
hrmed IN the letter referred to- which had been previously
communicated the Senate that the proposition had been
carried through the Ministry with difficulty, and
OF the supulaons resisted with all the influence
Of Sir Robert Peel.
Although it lie no, my habit repeat rumors
from the White House 10 the Senate Chamber this
ing, and there repeated by the Vice President which
looks improbable, but yet may have foundation IL
was TO the effect, that secret negotiation going
on for terminating the with Mexico. give without
comment endorsement Of any sort The public must
Judge for itself think stated in some OF the re-
cent intelligence that ineog agent from Mexico was
supposed 10 have arrived in the United States"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
CONGRESS.
SENATE, SATURDAY, June 30.
The Senate took recess, to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

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On motion OF Mr.. Gordon. Of New York, the vote by
which the resolution sbuo the 10Th vol Of the laws
Of the u. s was rejected, was reconsdered.
After some debate in which Messrs. Gordon Dromg
Ra,hburn and Houston, OF Ala took part the resolution
adopted
on motion Of Mr. Mckay, the House wen, into Commit.
tee Of the Whole and the debate on tho Tariff
Mr. Duungh, of Ps., made a very able and interesting
speech, Astounding with strong facts and arguments
Of the Tariff and ovincing deep research and knowledge
Of the subject. IL devoted mainly refutaton Of
the arguments advanced yesterday by Mr.. Robert Dale
Owen, and was listened to with deep attention.
Mr. Sawyer occupied the greater part Of his hour with
speech the Oregon question: (which shall publish Of
Lengthy VIII CHI bore very hard those 1t his party who had
down from % deg. 40 IN. TO 80 deg, and seemed
greatly annoy the Southern Democacy-so much that
Mr. Payne of Alsbsma, called him to order although 1t
evident that the House wished hear him. and they
decided by largo majority that he was in order.
Mr. Sawyer entered into the history Of the Oregon ques
onquoted the letters inaugural address and message Of
Mr. Polk-the resolution Of the Baltimore Convention
speeches Of Senators and ohcand the Arguments Of Mr.
Buchanan all OF which he said had convinced him that on
title the whole Of Oregon was Mr. Polk had solemn
y d. clared IL was, "clear and unquostionabe."
SO believing, he had taken pains impress his con.
stuens with the belief and IL would be very hard
matter to change their opinion.
Mr.. Sawyer said he remembered q speech Of the ven
cradle member from Mass MT Adams in which he said
should get all the country unless Mr. Polk should back
out-snd he did believe that there would be war; be-
no thought when to the pinch that Mr. Polk
t0oaid back oui.
MI . bno nc couid never nave behcVed That James n.
Polk would have backed Of his position. Ho thought
no would have had his right o-or even HE head
severed from his he would have 80 deceived
the people Mr. s. could hardly believe that Mr. Polk
could have asscntod TO the act BY which territory
90 basely pusilanlmOusy, cowardy, and ignomniousy
/ surrendered 10 enomies.
Mr. $. said he he'd heard that the President had submit
ted tho proposition Of Mr. Pakonhnm the Senate under
protest. add he hoped for his sake that might be found To
be when oil tho facts should be revealed.
Nh Sawyer gaid that II England only know the cha.
raoter Of government H. sho could ask any
/ thing and got what che pleased.
Mr.. Andrew Johnson then followed In a long TRADE
against capitalists brokers' shavors 60 &C. aud pro-
posed amendment 20 lay tax upon all stocks State
bonds, gold and silver plate, &c. &c, aud take oil tho
duty upon all articles consumed by the poorer classes
| tao people.
After further debate tho Committee rose and thc
/ Houto adjourned.