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George ~. Richardson a. 60.
SUCCESSORS
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TENDER their services to the Farmers and Mer
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and other Produce.
towards twenty years experience, as clerks and CO.
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with their consignments, the highest going rates. ana
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RICHMOND, VA. TUESDAY MORNING JULY 2l 1916

on this important subject conferred with gentle
men Of skill and experience from different Sec
tons OF the Union, especially from the great
mercantile cities. He so'emnly states il as s
belief, that the bill how before the Senate will
yield nett revenue OF a. least 27,635, 13l dol
lars. And il strikes us that in his moderate cal
culai,ns of the increase OF revenue upon an
increase of dutiable imports under r5duc-
ton Of duties and augmentinS population, ne
violates no rule of reason or nature
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VOLUME XLII.-NUMBER "a.

OF Tie Wing papers had denounced the President
for making these specified appointments, on &C.
count Of political considerations. We were glad
'osee the Vrsinian, in spite of parry, doing JUS
lice to the President in the premises.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-21
nch snnsrhns frnrn snch men AL Rrinke rhntf

"Such speeches, from such men as Brinkerhoif
and Tibbalts, ar" signs OF the tines that cannot
be mistaken. They show the erccSirciy feeble
hands into which The reins OF Goyerrmen; have
by accident iaien."-[ !NahriLc IFaig.
When tie issue came on, Messis. BrinkerhoG
81 Co. voted for the Tariff bill. Instantly, The
Wings raised the cry Of Executive patronage
"corrupting influence" &C. The tune is chang
ed The Executive is now Excessively strong. -
The Wings are hard 10 beat, in their peculiar
coDsiS,encyi
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STAR OF THE EAST, AND STAR OF THE SOUTH.

I WILL send these horses round once after the
l -nn is OUT and by the 18th July-the season being
%, The st July Star of the South will visit Bucking
ham Courthouse commencing Fall season, and stay
IN IN. county one or two daysthence TO Charlotte and
rnee Edward counties-and circle around the centre
Of Prince Edward county ten miles distance till near
me end Of the week Of the third Monday. They VIII
vlsn Cumberland Court house the fourth Monday
The rs Monday in August they will visit Alhemarle-
second Monday, Louisa-ihird Monday. Goochland.
In the two last countless his grandso Dunganan, lei
Appended set Of colts)-fourth Monday, Flnvanna-
IL Monday in September Albsmare again-thiTd, Lou
lisa aRain-fourih, Fuvanna again. In the month Of
october they will be in the counties of Hen.ico or
Hanover, where they say Star OF the East and the
South born, hui Star OF the West was.-
AMER which, VI not ,old sent TO the neighborhoods
q Nashville or huntsville another year, in the Spring
ney may bes'egs The CITY of Richmond, the towns
Of Charlottesville or Farmville, az the case NAV be-
June 2G-cff
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
ALI PERSONS having claims against the Estate of
"A TARLrONB q. WOODSON, deceased, will present
them without delay. Those indebted will make pay
mrni. MARY H. WooDSoN,
Administrative of Tarlton B. Woodson, deceased.
Bicknchn IN july l4-cwiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-21
TIE nWHIG GROUND

Atleas one Southern Wing journal is bound to
sustain the new Tariff bill. When il was in
,roduced into Congress, The Southern Recorder,
M,llcdseville, Ga, said with great exulalion:
a, will no, fail 70 strike the intelligent reader
that The Democracy have in tins their sreal a'ill
measure, come orcr comp'etiy nSG cetd'p 10 Me
E1tr yrnUaa ard taken such pc,!lion, mai Son'h-
ern Wings, At least will flhd no difficulties III the
WAY Of a nln.i cordial support 81 The measure.
1--WE congratulate our southern members lha'
they ;ave The good fortune Of So easily sustaining
her own views. b. Inc measures OF onr former
orponen,s They will, Of course as cordially sup
nnrt The general measure as reporfei ~ the De-
mocracy as if il had cmanaed from Wing ma
joriiy."
We doubt not the editor spoke his honest con-
yiclions as 10 the sentiments OF Georgia Wings
But he went off "haf.cocked," without waiting Tor
orders from the leaders at Washington This
aWhig srouni" did not seem 10 suit The Georgia
Wing members, for they voted against The mea'
sure. The editor, then, will have either 10 Stand
up 10 the new bill, or "back out" II is cruel IN
aour Southern members" 10 have received his CON
ora,ulalions" with such cold Indifference But lei
him stand 10 what he has said. He, doubtless
expresses the sentiment OF The Wings OF Georgia.
and will be on the strong side, in defending the
bill. His involuntary advocacy OF The measure
is the best proof, that Georgia Whigsery will not
counlenance their representatives IN deserving The
"Whig ground" There was time when the
Virginia Wings protested devotion 10 reve-
nue. Tarff-but when they threw of all disguise
and went flat.looted for high protection to the
manufacturers, they elected only one out OF h-
teen members of Congress. Will not similar
fate attend the open Tariff exerions Of The Geor-
ola and other Southern Wing members y!
A portion of the Wing press, while averring
that the new Tariff bill will destroy The industry
ofthe country, attempts TO show The inconsistency
of our party in supporting measure which they
say recognizes Inc principle OF protection as
strongly as the bill OF 1912. What, however,
saws the Wing Lexington (Kenucky) Observer,
published at Mr.. Clay's door2
"THe Free Trade Tarif Bill passed The
Hour.-Con,raryt to our confden, expectation, The
hin 10 repeal The Tariff OF 1912, and substitute in
| lieu thereof Rercrue Tariff Bill, in rhiea me
prinepk of protection is 7ctty csctered ana repn-
diated, has passed the House Of Representatives
by majority of nineteen votes"
The LynchbuTg virginian is right in surpos'
ing Ina, We did not intend 10 give 10 its remarks
approving ot The Presidents selection oil Messrs
Butler, Patterson and Eiamsr as military officers
an application wide enough 10 embrace all Inc
! recen, appointments of general officers Some
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COMMISSIONER TO MEXICO La Pa

The trial Of Lafayette Shelby for murder in the
Fayeite circuit court has resulted in no verdict
The jury, being unable to agsee, were dischars-
ed. He will probably be tried again a! The fall
Term ofthe court-[ LonsrlNe yolerNaL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-21

A Washington Correspondent of The New
York Journal OF Commerce speaks as follows Of
the speech of Mr.. Hunter on The Tariff:
"Amongst the speakers to-day who furnished
many facts and figures having bearing on The
question: was X. M. T. Hunter OF Virginia. He
took up the history OF the past and the state OF
the present times, 10 illustrate his doctrines in
most happy manner On the whole, The days
work has been most satisfactory"
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Thomas Webster, Jr.,

RU ACH s. w + b S L + K
DEGS leave 10 announce, that he has commenced,
ID On his account, the
TOBACCO COMMISSION BUSINESS,
A No 81, South Front Street, Pd'Iadelpa'a.
REFERS to VIM Richardson & Co, n. Lennis &
Co.. Richards x Bispham, riau Iollingshead & Co.,
Reilly 4 Smith, d. A. McCredy & CO., Bevan & Hum
rhfr. Jacob l. sharpe Co., Dallctt * Brothers, Ma
son S Kirkland, Robert Steen & Co, /. Sparks,
Jr Philadelphia: Kirkland, Chase & Co.. A. & J. Bonn
4 Rrothrr a. Buckwalter & Co. Ba!tinorei Du Bots &
Vanderwort Ntr York: John Enders Esq, James FISH
Fl. yr ESQ, William Greaner s, Son, Richmond Va.;
MeEaey s. McCuilock, John Rowlett, Esq, Petersburg,
IL June 23-clm
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arANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR 'is.-
Some Of the Wings have nominated Gen. Vega
for President. II is SAID ,ha, he goes in with Gid
dings oil Ohio for dissolution Of the Union, and
that he believes with friend Greeley, that the
war asains, Mexico is murder |, is not yetde-
cided whether Greeley or GiIdinss will be put on
The ticket as Vice resideni-fN i. Globe.
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VIRGINIA AT Court Of Quarterly Sessions begun
and held for Wes,moreland county, on Monday inc
o5.h day of May, lsi6:
This day came Solomon g Hut, Executor OF me last
will and testament of Gerard Hut, decease' ana u a
pearing by satisfactory evidence 10 thr Conr nal his
Than two years have eaosd since Tie prnbat Of the said
will! and the qualification OF sad sol :. hutt "a
Executor I, Is ordered BY TIE onf. on mo-
ton OF The said Sol !. Hun, according 10 Tue lans IN
such eases nasssd 18Th March, ieiO that all persons
having claims against The Estate al The said Gerard
Hut deceased do exhiht the :ae to Inc said Eseen
tor f1r s.,em.nt iihn siIty days. And II j. ordered
,b,, , cnov or mis- order lie published IN the Richmond
Enourer for eight weeks, and posted n the door OF tfs
Court house OF this county TWO seyera! Court days
lima 2awsy WILLIAM HUT, c.
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Mr.. McDUFFIE.-The Washington cores
pondent of The Boston Atlas writes: "Alr. Me-
Duffe told me with his own lips hat ii mad be-
come The duly Of every conservative statesman TO
lake ground against he recslessncss Of the adj
minisrra,ion, and he meant 10 10 it on the first
occasion that offered"
We should haze passed over the preceding pa
racraph, il it were NJ, 10 course Of circulation
through many ofth' Wing presses. We are au-
thorized 70 state that there is no sort OF foundation
for The above statement. Very different are Mr.
McDu!he's opinions and feelings towards hc Pre-
s;d.n, II IuiGn
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Petersburg, July a, ls46-ew4m

IN CHANOERY.-VIRcrrrA:- lin the Clerks Once
of Caroline County Court, 9th July, 1886: n..,9.
Robert Wade, fia'ht"'
against
William Z. Buckner, Thomas Woodford, Edward Z.
Thornton Executor Of John Thornton, deceased w M
H. Buckner, VIM. l. Dickinson, and Aaron Thornley,
The defendant, VIM. S. Buekner. not having entered
his appearance and given security, according 10 the nct
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appear
Of this country Is ordered tina. the said defendant do
appear here the first day Of September Court next 70
the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF .ls
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper puoi,sn
ed in the city Of Richmond for months successive
Iy, and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
of this county. Teste,
July l4--cw2m JOHN L. PENDLETQN, elk.
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HANDS WANTED

WE wish TO hire for the balance Of he year. several
w able bodied, active men, 10 be employed in su.ltf
operations at the Stone HENCE Coal mnes. Apply al
tile Mines, or al Coal Yard, opposite Rockets.
July l4-c3t John ]. WERTH g. 60.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
l Clerks Office OF ,he Circuit Superior Courts OF Law
and Chancery for Cumberland County, on the h'st
Monday in June, 1876 .,
Daniel Marrin and Elizabeth his wife, Formerly
Hudslns,) Thomas II. Hudgn' and frances hnd-
sn-. ih''"''H''
against Cd,
Martha j. Smith, adm'trix Of Poindeater T. smith,
dee who was administrator of Thomas iiudgns, dec'
Nar,, Hudslns, George w. Dowdy and jane hs VILE
Robert Hudsns Henry Bagby and susan his wife, Ben-
nm,n iiudgins and James +. Hujgins, Defendants
The defendants, George w. Dowdy and Jane his
sfc mol having entered their appearances and given Sc
d IN. CONT and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat they are no, Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
ordered tina, the said defendants do appear here on
ne first day of The next August term and answer the
l cf the plaintiff; and that copy OF this oruer DC
forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN Tue
city of Richmond, for two months successfully, ana
pos,ed the front door Of the Court House OF this
county. Copy. Tese,
June 30-cw2ns B. d. WOODSON, ID. c. =
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rs CHANCERY.-vrnoS a, Rnles held 10 the
Clerks Ofice of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday, the
s;h day Of May. 1876: ,.,.
Clem-n. r Foniaine, Trustee for William A. Light
feot his wife and children, Virginia A. Liehtfoot, John
F. Lghifoot George A Liehtfoot. Mary E. l.ignttoo',
and Philip " L,ghfuot. the last ve Of whom are the
children Of William, and Caroline NJ. Lghtioo., and
under h- age OF twenty years, and who sue by
Clement r. Fon,ane Plaintiff:
against
Linn T. Jeter and Nancy his wife, 10 their ow rights;
~ ~ Executor and Exrcntriy of John Guefran de-
,-.... George II. Matthew'S Administrator OF pan'ei
Gn-uan, deceased Robert K Hooker James l.. ScTugss
,nd Eohi e. Nicholas Administrators Of Finch scrugss
t-tea,-d, Willis ,hambsrs, william A. Lightfoot and
Cuoline ". his wife, Nehemiah McAshan and George
Booker the same Nehemiah McAsban, Jarau a. Jrter,
and James ~. Jeter, Defendants.
The defendants, Nehemiah McAshan, John T. letter,
and Nancy letter. not having entered tisir appearance
and given security according 10 the &c. Of Assembly
The rules Of this Court, and appearing by sats'ac
oy evidence they not Inhabitants OF tnis couh
nv il IL ordered that the said absent 90 ap-
ear before III. Judge of the said Cour. on the rst gay
Il September term next, and answer the b oftne plain,
M aud that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in tn city OF Richmond
fr two months successveiy, and posted at The front
door Of thu Court house of this county
Ccpy-Teste,
lane 30-rwom ELDRIDGE, y. U. -. u
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The Lynchburg virginian is right in surpos-
ing That We did not intend 10 give 10 its remarks
anproving OF The Presidents selection OF MessTs.
Butler, Patterson and Hamer as military officers,
an application wide enough 10 embrace all the
recent appointments Of general officers Some
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~ CHANCERY-vRoIsrA AT Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the Ca
pio th- City OF Richmond June 20, 1886:
Edmund Christian, Plaintiff;
against
Thomas :. Dicken, Committee Administrator Of Fran
cs Nelson deceased and Committee Administrator de
b.nls non OF Francis L. Siubhs deceased and Sidney
:. Baxter, Attorney General Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia, Defendants
Tne plaintiff this day filed his bill, and the defend
ants their answers the same. which answers the
paintif replied generally: and, therenpon, the cause
being docketed by consent Of The parties and by ike
consent coming 10 be heard upon the bill. answers
and r.plicaiions aforesaid noon an exhibit filed with
the bill and upon the affidavit of J. VI. Coung, taken
behalf Of The plaintiff, and being argued by counse
on consideration thereof, and on the motion ot tie
plaintiff by counsel, and with the consent Of the de-
edaats b. their COUNSEL the Court doth order that the
mother Amy still, deceased ifany such there be, and
II NOT ih-n thar the heirs Of said Amy STILL deceased
Ca me s o" or before the mrs, day Of he next term
,hs Court file their petitions. praying to be made de-
f-ndans This cause. and exhibit with said petitions
me evidence of such heirsbip; and That copy OF tnis
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
s-d IN tie CITY of Richmond, for eight weeks success
v-!y and posted the front door Of the Capitol, IN
y ,a. VII ii-eaaws@ ''p'' P, ROBERTS, d. c.
Is CH.NcERY.-v,Rc'siA:-- AT Rules held IN the
c.rss o.aoe Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
aat Cnancery Tor Goochland county, 4th May, 1916;
THONGS McGra,h and Ferdinand Sarmiento, tner-
and partners, under the firm and style OF nc
Grain s Sarmiento, riaihtins.
against
Henry II. Harrison and other peiencah,"
The defendant above named not having entereu MS
appearance and gwen security, according TO the act o'
Assembly, and the rules OF this Court, aud u appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhao'ah o.
ihs is cidercd that me sa'd aciehu
An, Az ans,r herr M the rules to BIZ held for the sad
Court ON ttr first Monday in August next, ana answer
the alntitrs h mud ha, copy OF this order be TORN
with lasrrtrd in som- newspaper pnaiishsa ~ s "a!
nj Ri bmend and continued far iva months successive.
is. and os,rd ut The front door IF the Cout-h"use OF
us county. Atopy-iese, ,,,, ,,,
Ma, 22-cw2m MAX. ". MiLLeh, e'eIN'
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IN CHANCERY-viRoiSrA AT Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at the Ca
pi,oI in the City OF Richmond, June 20, 1886:
Ednu d Christian, Plaintiff:
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

.Monday, jan I2.-At quarter past one, the
House went into Committee of the Whole and re-
slrned the consideration of the joint resolution from
the committee on Foreign Affairs, giving the Ore
gon notice After Mr. Toombs had delivered him
self of speech, on this subject,
Mr. J. r. Ingersoll asked leave to effer an amend
ment to the report ofthe committee on Foreign Re-
lations, which the House allowed to be read for in
formation. The amendment was that the President
of the United States be instructed to open negotia
tions with England whenever lie may deem it ex-
pedient to do SO for terminating the convention be-
tween England and the United States.
After further debate the Committee rose, when,
on motion of Mr.. Douglas, the bill providing for
the organization of the Oregon Territory, was TAX
en- from the Committee Of the Whole, and recon-
mitted to the committee on Territories, with view
to some slight amendments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were offered and laid over.
declaring that the principle of rotation in Office is
glorious one and that office holder ought to re-
main in office more than eight years.
resolution was also offered and laid over, call
inc on the President to state, if not incompatible
with the public interest," whether negotiation rela-
tive to Oregon has been entirely suspended
The committee on Ways and Means were in
structed to report on the expectancy OF authorizing
new coinage of one dollar gold pieces
resolution was offered and laid over, requiring
a statement of the date of appointments of all the
clerks now in the Departments, with view tc
CARRYING out the provisions OF previous resolution
relative to "rotation in office"
Wednesday.-As soon as the journal had beer
read. the House went into Committee OF the Whole
on the Oregon question.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-22
TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS
SENATE.

SENATE.
Monday Jan. l2.-Mr. Westcott apprised the
Senate that, by an act of the Florida Legislature,
the name of Mr.. Levy mas been changed to David
Yulee.
Mr. Fairfield from the Naval committee, report
ed bill appropriating SIS, CPS, 900 to provide for the
increase of our naval force. 1t provides for the
struction of ten steam vessels of war; viz: three fri
gates, FIVE sloops, and two smaller vessels
The President is also authorized by the bill to
have put in commission all vessels now or the stocks
whenever he shall deem it proper, and to purchase
the proper naval stores. It was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed
Mr. Levy offered Il resolution, which was adopt
ed, instructng the committee on Naval Affairs to
report on the latest improvements ii war steamers
and also relative to the condition Of the deences on
the Gulf of Mexico
The Joint resolutions of Mr. Allen, giving the
Oregon notice was taken up, and, by vote Of 80
to is, postponed till the 10th of February. The
resolutions of Mr.. flanagan were also postponed till
that day.
Mr. Benton reported bill to abolish The duty on
salt.
Tttesday-After the disposal ofsome unimportGnt
business, on motion Of Mr.. Allen the committee on
Foreign Relations were discharged from further
SODEGerdIlOE o. all GShiiiB NOIj8IESs 70
recognise the Independence o The Colony Of Liberia
Notice was given by Mr.. Bagby OF bill to a.
mend the Constitution relating to the election OF
President ard Vice President.
Mr.. Allen gave notice Of a Joint resolution decla-
ratory Of the principles by which this country will
be governed with regard to the interference Of
foreign powers with the independent government OF
America.
Wedae8da,t-In pursuance Of notice given yester-
day, Mr.. Allen asked leave to introduce his joint
resolution.
Mr.. Calhoun expressed his establishment that the
Senator who is chairman Of the committee on fo-
reign Relations, to which all such matters ought to
be first referred should, on his responsibility,
and without consulting single member OF the COM
Ynittee think proper to introduce such resolution
MIR. G. thought that the very fact OF the movement
originating without any consultation with the COM
rnttee, sufficient reason of itself OF denying leave
Mr.. Allen made some remarks to the effect that
he was endeavoring to carry out the views OF the
Executive, and Mr.. Calhoun again demonstrated
against a movement of this kind being made on Mr..
AS individual capacity.
Mr.. Jarnagin moved to lay the question on the
table The motion prevailed, yeas 2S, nays %.
Mr.. Crittenden introduced preamble and reso-
lutions authorizing the President to give tho notice
whenever he may deem it expedient, but giving it
as the opinion of the Senate, that the notice ought
not to be given until the close of the present session.
They were made the special order for the same day
on which the other resolutions are to be considered
THursaag-Sorne private bills having been re-
ported at very early hour the Senate went into
an Executive session, and afterwards adjourned to-
Monday next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-22
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