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C. HI. VAN PATTEN, M. d., Dentist,
DERFORMS all operations upon the Teeth,
Gums and Mouth, with the greatest care and
skill. Office near Browns Hotel, and next door to
Todds Hat Store feb 25-ly
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POE 7 R Y.

81 Its words
Are few, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the fount OF feeling.-Perciual.
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JONATHAN Il. WALK ER.-House car
.J penter and joiner on X street, shop corner X
and Sth streets.
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CHI ZAP FOR ASH!
l.. s BECK q SON,

CHEAP FOR CASH!!
l.. s BECK g. SON,
House, Furnishing store, Pennsylvania
Apenue, South side bet,Ueen 9th and 10Th
streets, Washington.
We have on hand new and secondhand goods
such as Bedsteads Beds, and Bedding; Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus and Sideboards; China, Glass,
and Crockeryware, Cutlery, Hollow-ware of every
variety, Shovels and Tongs, Carpets, Brooms,
Brushes, Willow and Woodenware; with va.
riety of articles too numerous to mention. apr | 6
j. s. BALL,
Dealer in Tobacco Snuff q Cigars, Pennsylvania
Avenue, betoeen Fuller's d Gallabrun's Hotel.
april %.
r S. BALL also repairs Watches and Jewelry.
y. april 22-f
EARTHENW ARE, CHINA AND GLASS,
U PURSELL, Importer and Dealer in E. Ware,
China and Glass, wholesale and retail, at
his store, opposite Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington city, D. c.
rUPPING, LEE CHING AND BLEEDING
~ A large supply of best Swedish Leeches,
already on hand, to be applied or for sale, by
SAML. DEVAUGHN, 9th street
Who also has ICE for sale whenever called for,
as above april 2-f
VIZ wHITNEY.-Boot and Shoe Dealer
w. opposite Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
Avenue, has received his fall stock of Boots and
Shoes suitable for plantation use, he invites the at
tention of those who wish such articles, and prom,
ises them good bargains
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nENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable, cor
j ner of 9th and c. streets. Horses and Car
riages to hire. Horses taken at livery, and kept
in the best manner
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BENJAMIN. HOMANS,

BENJAMIN HOMANS,
AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant,
Bettoecn ION and llM Streets, fronting Penn
syluania Auenue.
Sales of Real Estate Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended to at any place within the city
march 9-tf III.
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r S. BALL also repairs Watches and Jewelry.
d. april 22-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

Coionei OF the Regiment Of Texas Infan,,,.
Iapl. McLane as Lieut.. Colonel, and Mr.. WeIls
formerly Of the army, Major. lis said ,ba, NJ
lor JACK Hays has been elected Colonel If ,ha
regiment OF Texas Rangers, and Walker I.ient
Colonel; but we have not lhe same aurhori,v tnr
this statement ~
CaPt. Perters company Of Artillery was STA
!iohea on The Brazos Island, and was about erect.
ing there an lS-pounder battery.
n company OF the 9Th Infantry had left for
nelhosa on me steamboat Aid. Reinosa has been
almost entirely abandoned b. lis inbaLan,s o's "a
also Inc ranches between Matamoras and The Tor
mer place. '''S 'o'-
Inc recent appointments in the new Rifle Re-
glneni are exciting thoS. pairla! reflections AMI
remarks IN the army which were ANTICIPATED NJ
opJec'ion IS made 10 those who received appoin,
mems, ou. 10 The rule adopted BY The President.
excluding, with single exception. officers of The
regular service. = '''~
From the Republic of Rio Grande." OF the
ioth INST, We now proceed 10 make some eYtrac,s
10 BRING up the military news little more conf
ously: A'o's eoP'-
FROM THE MEXICAN ARMY.-By a
1isA'an .hiLen, direct nvu, Camarco we ars
informed that the Government has ordersd .hs
immediate appearance OF Generals Arista and
Ampudia IN The city OF Mexico the former 10
explain satisfactorily The causes OF the mistor-
tunes winch beiel The army in lis late unsuccess-
lul attempts upon the American torces-the lat-
lei, no doubt, 10 sustain some very serious charges
Which lie has preferred against Arisla. The re-
presentations made by these two chietans, jude-
ing from casual expressions Immediately after
The destruction OF their united forces, differed
materially. General Arisra passed through Mon
terey some twelve days ago, upon his way 10 The
city Of Mexico. Gen. Ampudia proceeded by
the way Of Tampico. The almos; universal
opinion OF The Mexican population is, that Ars-
rcan gold.
Tor course he editors of The "Republicn have
no faith in This charge against Aris,a, and retule
ii al lenelh.l
Since the above was in type, we received the
following letter from an officer attached TO the
command Of Col. Wilson:
"RElNoSA, llth June, 1916.
'Dear Sir. This command, consisting Of Inc
Isl Infantry, Thomas's Artillery, and Prices
Texan Rangers, arrived al his place on The lOh
after hot and tedious march Of four and hall
days We found The place almost deserted. Ca
males IS said 10 be in our neishhorhood with three
or tour hundred men. He will probably COM
municate with us to-day. It is believed that he
was in The village, or close at hand, last night
His intentions will soon devel pc themselves
We are all in good health and spirits"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
To the Editors offhe E7Nui,re

Messrs. Editors: The importance OF the case
Ohio, who assisted certain negroes TO escape
from their owners, seems not 10 be sufficiently ap-
preclaled hereabouts. Important as il is, in the
legal and political aspects which belong 10 it, we
can understand and estimate the reason why il has
caused SO much violent excitement in the part of
The State in which it occurred, where the immc-
diate practical consequences of lis decision are
known.
II the General Court decides again. the u-
risdiction claimed for Virginia, it acquiis these
Ohio men, and then The pending demand from
Ohio, lorfh surrender of The citizens Of Virginia
who arrested the Ohio men, will have 10 be act
ed on by the Executive. The demand has not
been complied with heretofore by the Executive
OF Virginia, because the citizens of Virginia
thus demanded were witnesses in the prosecu-
ton against the Ohioans fthe General Court
decides that The arrest OF the Ohio men was made
out Of the jurisdiction OF Virginia, they were IN
lawfully seized in Ohio, and the indictment ga inst
the citizens OF Virginia for kidna prine md for
chilly bringing away citizens Of Ohio, will be al
frmed BY our own highest tribunal 10 be valid
indictment. What alternative will there be but
for the Executive Of Virginia 10 del,rer np these
sir 1espeetoJic eti-cns Of Virginia To be tied far
kidaoyplng By a juyo Olio A5olitionis's? How
can he refuse, when the law CT Congress and the
law Of Virginia both make j, his duty 10 surren-
der them, u cA0rgod rrhh rine, and when The
highest criminal tribunal 81 our own Stale shall
have solemnly decided that hcy hare committed
The crime charged on them? The people OF Wood
county will hardly be disposed 10 submit, patient
ly TO the delivery up OF their fellow citizens who,
as they think, instead Of acling criminally, were
engaged in i praiseworlhy duty. Bot if The
order for their surrender is given by the Cover
nor OF the State, il must be enforced. You can
readily imagine The melancholy consequences
which may ensue. VERBUM SAP.
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germs Of thc ENQUIRER.

- me Inquirer Is published DAILY and SEMI
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a, the rate OF eight dollars If taken for short.
SUI .i than one year For The Semi-Weekly, five
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N advance to be pad in the Office, reunited by
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". III single letter Is scarcely Of any account
ga" ,,r,rr Il is the accumulation Of postage, in an
I've business, which operates as a serious tax
cs'n TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
4 THE niiLY ENQulRER-For one square OF
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p.,ms.ier the neighborhood, they will in no case
/. publshei Every measure, that has been taken to
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Inay,linc. We must therefore, insis, Ia such case
nan Inc communication being certified by the name OF
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VA. FRD NORNING UIVa

carry out their principles. He does not repre-
sent particular section merely he holds his Of
flee at The hands OF the whole Union, and will
feel himself bound 10 carry oul The wishes OF The
country. Should he be called upon 10 meet the
crisis, we will no, doubt his fidelity. The ZEN
couragement" OF The whole Wing Tariff press
from whom he has received SO lille favor, will
be but poor inducemcnt for him 10 violate the
virtual instructions OF the American people. He
will put away The future reward" which the
Wig press holds ont 10 him, because The source
whence it comes is liable 10 suspicion.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Our hopes OF The passage Of The Committees
Tariff bill are, we confess, not quite so strong,
since we have lead the substance OF The extraor-
binary speech Of Mr.. Brinkerhoif OF Ohio, who
said with great passion, that he should vote for
Mr.. Hungerfords bill, and agains, the Commit
tees bill. There is difference between The re-
ports of The Union and Inlelligencer as to his
speaking in behalf OF the intended actien OF the
Ohio delegation.
The Union, in speaking Of IA cloud in quar-
el VI Inc horizon where We could least have ex-
pecIed it," says:
"Trulh will ultimately prevail. Ii is succeed
inc in England. Ii will gloriously triumph in
America. No privileged monopoly, no greedy
corporation spirit, no private griets, no miserable
pe'scna disappoinlmenls can finally defeat this
caise. The former will be exposed The latter,
if has any existence, will be investigated and
urmasked One OF The greatesttrulhs OF the age,
thrijusice and The benefits OF free trade, will have
many tongue 10 speak for it, many pen to
write for it, many head TO think and many
karl TO feel for it. Many man is willing 10 be-
ZONE martyr TO il, and il must succeed hereafter
3ul why talk OF hereafter Ii is our firm and
conscientious belielthat it will succeed now-du-
ring This presentse Of Congress. Ifpassion
or monopoly shall defeat it, again The standard
will be dispayed-an again Inc champions will
rush 10 The rescue with an indomitab.e spirit grea-
Ter than ever"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
TUESDAY, JUNE 30.
SENATE

The following resolution offered by Mr.. Bag
by yesterday, was adopted.
Resolved Thata committee of FIVE be appointed
by The Chair to inquire into The expediency OF
preparing plan Ter reporting the proceedings and
The substance Of the debates Of the Senate.
The President appointed Messrs. Bagby, J. M.
Clayton Fairfield, Houston and Morehead, said
committee.
MIR. Jarnagiu reported bill TO establish an
Executive bureau, under The exclusive direction
and control OF the President Of the u. S. TO take
charge of and file such public and private papers
as he may direct Ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Dix moved 10 take up the Warehousipg
bill,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

The Philadelphia North American seems 10
concede that The new Tariff bill will pass the
House-and says, that strong probability ex-
isis that The vote OF The Senate will be equally
divided, and the casting vote will rest with The
Vice President. 1t then proceeds to Halter him
into opposition to The bill, and calls upon The Ia
riff press 10 "step forth and cheer BY its encou-
rasement him who is ready TO dare The chasm 10
redeem The State" We do not believe that The
struggle will be so close. We cannot think that
the Senate will assume the responsibility 10 de-
fea, measure, which has been SO fully discuss
ed by the people, and will have passed the ordeal OF
the immediate Representatives flhe popular body.
But. admit that Inc heavy responsibility will be
thrown upon Mr.. Dallas We will not To- one mo-
men, doubt, tina, he will do his whole duty 10 the
country. He was elevated 10 his high Office by
the Republican party of The Union. One OF the
cardinal principles of that party was opposition
TO protective Tariff, and, in accepting The no
mina,ion a. their hands, he pledged himself TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

n CHANG ERY.-viRciSiA-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of The Iircui, Superior Court OF Law
~ Chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday, the
~ cay Of June, 1896:
!oan " Toney and Jesse R. Wilkinson, late mer-
aais and partners, trading under the firm Of Toney
Flkmson Plaintiffs:
Against
lanes r Toney, William II. C. Toney, and John
Atye1. Thoma. Pitiman, High Sheriff Of buckingham
,giniy and Jesse Burton, High Sheriff Of Campbell
county, Defendants.
The defendant, William II. C. Toney, not having
ered s appearance and given security, according TO
aea Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II
ep.sng by satisfactory evidence that be is not in
ahls; Of this country 1t is ordered that the said ab
mi defendant do appear before the Judge Of the said
Gun o. the first day of September term next, and an
a.i the bill Of the plaint and that copy of this OF.
ne forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
ne GU. Of Richmond for two months successfully,
'oeh,y s ronv-.Te.,a
me l9-cw2m. r. ELDRIDGE, c. C. S. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

N-fou VIII pl.u-e take notice that shall, al the
~. 'aSein House oi James S. Wren, in the Town Of
anton, bue kincham County, on the 9Th day Of
~ .rceeed 10 take the depo,itions Of John Norvcl
oh.rs to be read as evidence in certain suit In
f,,.neeei now depending and undetermined In the
,.aoy OF Buckingham. wherein Toney and WiIklnson
M Plaintiffs, and you and Others are attendants wbsn
ma where you may attend, If you think prone1
In, Yours, Sc, ToNEY 4 WILKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

Is aANCERY.-ViRGiNiA: AT Rules taken in the
Clerks ofhce of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ant rhanc-y for Prince Edward County, the ath day OF
Va, lsib:
Jahn Trent and Henning CHAM Harrison, rs the Admi-
nj ,r.'x Il Randolph Harrison, deceased, Plaintiffs:
A.a pupny Sheriff of the county OF Prince Edward,
ssd ADMINISTRATOR de bonis non, with the will annexed
u Edward billion. deceased, Patrick II. Dillon. IN ms
own right, and as administrator Of Edward Dillon,
Arander = Dillon, Richard NJ. Dillon watkins L
Ioha G. Dillon, deceased, Mary B. Steptoe and VIM. B..
>tepcc, husband Of said Mary, Frances and Richard
Cunningham. infant children Of Eliza Cunningham,
:rceased, John Cunningham, husband OF SAID Eliza,
Elizabeth Dillon, widow Of Edward Dillon, deceased,
Wm c Flournoy, Trustee in n deed Of trust made by
James n. Dillon John G. Meem, Francis N. Watkins,
Treasurer Of n. g. College, Samuel Allen, John Lack
land, Edward Rodford, Nathaniel J. venabe, Richard
v. Don, George ID. Sanders Asa Dupuy, late Sherlff
ii The county Of Prince Edward, and Administrator Of
Defendants:
The defendants, Patrick II. Dillon and Watkins L.
niion Iol having entered their appearance and gwen
security according To an act Of the General Assembly
.ui lie Of this Court, aud it appearing that they
az ~, inhabitants OF tins STATE, on the motion oil the
pan- pycouDsel, il Is entered atrules aforesaid and
,ccrdney ordered, that The said defendants, Patrick
Il DIon and Watkins L. Dillon, do appear at rules 10
;. ta.en The Clerks Office Of the said Court, on the
s, Monday in August next, and answer the PLAINTIFFS
, and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
N of the public newspapers printed In The CITY
ii Redmond for Two months successfully, and also
posted al the front door Of the Courthouse of this
y. Copy-leste,
May aa-cwsm b. J. WORsHAM, Z. G.
II CHANCERY-visoIHiA AT Rules holden in the
l Clerks flee OF Notioway County Court, on Satur-
ts, The 9Th day of June, 1886:
samuel II. llil and Elizabeth H., (widow Of Francis
Polard.l deceased, Plaintiffs:
AGAINST
Patrick Pollard, Robert Pollard, Philip Pollard, Mary
mi Elizabeth Blake, infant children OF Il deceased
laughter Of Francis Pollard, and Thomas NJ. Womack
and Elizabeth F. his wife, Defendants.
The defendants, Philip Pollard, Mary and Elizabeth
Bake nian, children Of deceased daughter of Fran.
q. Pollard, deceased, and Thomas NJ Womack and
Elizabeth his wife, having entered their appearance
sud gwen security according to the Act of Assembly
and Rules Of this Court and IL appearing by satis-
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this
Common wealth, ordered that the said defendants do
appear here The first day OF September term next,
aud the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of
his order BIO forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
9er for two months successfully and posted at the
i,cni door of the Court House Of this County.
A Copy. Teste, e. w. FITZGERALD, D. G.
June l2-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

HIGH PRICED TOBACCO.-A crop Of
Tobacco. made by COL Archibald Samuels Of
Caroline county, was sold on Monday last, at
Sbockoe Warehouse, By Winfree d Sheppard.
at the following prices:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

The New York Stale Convention have .,rics-
en- out, by an almos, unanimous vote, the clause
requiring the Governor 10 be native
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

AMHERST CoURI HOUSE, April 8, Ieab.
The parties interested in the foregoing orders will
AZ. notice tina, have appointed the 18th day Of July
,.s 10 commence the accounts therein mentioned,
a.ch day. nj 10 O'Clock in the morning, they re-
sened 10 attend at my Office, with their accounts,
Iehers and copies of Court papers, prepared for eIa-
aaaon and settlement; and the time all credi-
. Of the estate of Archibald Robertson, deceased are
h.-by warned to present their claims with the neces-
", proof Of The same. RIO. NJ. BROWN,
Nav 22-cwsw Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

IL Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held In the
Clerks ohce of the Circuit Superior Cour; Of Law
,ni Cnancrry for Goochland county, 4th May, 1915:
Thomas McGralh and Ferdinand Sarmiento, mer-
GIANTS and pirtners, under the firm and style Of Nc
G,,Ih & Saunicnto, Plaintiffs:
against
H-n,y II. Harrison and other Defendants:
The d-icndlnt above named not having entered his
,pes,anc- aud gwen security, according the act Of
Assembly aud the rules of tins Court, and u appearing
!, satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabant Of
s Commonwealth, II Is ordered, that the said defend.
III 10 appear here the rules to be held for The sand
tGr, cn the first Monday in August next, and answer
~ asn,s bl; and that copy of this order be forth
win iosrted in newspaper published In the city
Of Richmond, and continued for two months successive.
ami posted at the front door OF the Courthouse Of
,as county Copy-Teste,
Ma, 22-cw2m MAR. w. MILLER, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03

In the National Inlelligencer we find the fol-
loving communication The "Hon." gentleman
may we'll afford such acts Of "h6erGluu and pa
triotism," il by small outlay he can induce The
people of the South and West to advocate high
Tariff. the fruits Of which mainly go to swell the
rich purses of such giant manufacturers as him.
self. The scheme, however, must fail. The Peo'
pie, whose great inieres, is agriculture, will look
with suspicion upon these "Grecan offerings
Why should the great monopolisis OF Boston De
SO anxious to circulate these highly wrought eu-
logies OF protective Tariff, unless they mem I
selves look for rich return2 The people OF the
South and West can appreciate true patriotism
in behalf OF all the interests OF the nation-.ney
will naturally suspect the "liberally ana Pa'iio..
ism" which invoke the legislative favor 10
small class, already pampered by Inc 00Verh-
ment:
The Hon. AsBorr LawREscE.-Ihls senle-
man. with his characteristic liberallly ana pa'rlo
ism, has authorized The printing, a! washington,
of twenty thousand copies OF Mr.. sT eva +.
Speech ain defence OF the protective policy ior
distribution directing the printer to draw on MN
for all expenses. The diffusion OF snch docu-
mepls, at This lime, in the South and West can
not fail 10 produce salutary effects. Inc anlnor
OF this epeech may we'll be proud OF suen eom'
pliment from such source. w'
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WILLIAM Il. q. TnNEY.

IN. le-cwan n.ps- r. s.'E E'LpRlDcE, C. {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-18


cAMILo s'von,-The third concert Of this great
Maestro will take place tomorrow evening at the Tsber
nacle Although the two first concerts were well
ceived and gave general satisfaction to all present. the
third promises to be interesting than either
much he has engaged the services Of sgnorA Pco
addition to those Of Miss Moss Mr. Mayer, and the tai
ented orchestra led by signor Rapeu. II il impossible
to relate the superior exceences Of this great arshe
must be heard to be properly appreciated Suffice to
that violns tina. visited shores has with
such triumphant reception as he has and none who.
excellence attained by his immortal master, Paganni
near as he. He will perform tomorrow evening In his
own excellent style the FIRST part Of Grand Concerto
lin haO-"The Prayer of Moses y and Fantasia on
avorte American Air. violin soo) These pieces are
admirably adapted for displaying the magic power he
possesses over his favorte instrument particularly the
Prayer Of Noses" which would appear TO have been
composed for the express purpose Of showing beau-
ful and enchanting notes the violin capable OF produ
cling, when in the hands Of great master.
A GRAND SACRED CONCERT is announced for this eve
ming, at the Alhamra when selection Of the
tiful compositions from the finest oratorios will be given
in admirable STYLE by the vocal and instrumental srses
Of the establishment under the direction Of Mr. George
Loder, who will preside At the organ. A young lady
from the sacred Liverpool appears for the Ht
in the cradle Of the Deep" Miss Caroline Hihert also
will repeat the song of Miriam the Prophetessa that
beautiful incident in the life Of Jacob where he visits the
house Of Laban, IL to be illustrated In living picture,
recalling to the mind Of the spectator this IN
scripurs history in all the vivid reality of life The re-
spectabiity Of the vstersthe eid order and decoIum
render these sacred concerts at and
exceponabIe and while thus conducted they gill doubt
less continue TO be well and respectfully attended
De Meyer had large and fashionable audience at the
Melodeon Thursday evening. to witness his wonder
fu performances which were most enthusiastically re-
ceived.