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Taxes! Taxes!!

The assessment list foT the town o fLoh.
isiana forthe present year, has been conn.,
Ipleted; and will remain open to the inspec-
ton of all persons interested, at the Office
ofthe Clerk of the Board ofTrustees uutil
10 o'clock A. NJ. on Monday the 22d day of
the present month, at which time the Board
of Trustees will sit as Court OF appeals to
.;resr and determine all appeals from said as
'ScSSment.
P. DRAPER, Assessor
of the town of Louisiana.
June l2ti, 1876.
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ARMY HKnEn-

-
i viii BE secI. from he following order that
General Brooke lbs Lecn assigned ~ the COM
q. the Western Division OF the Army, in
place Of Gen. Gaines. We are unable 10 account
for this sudden freak OF the powers that be, but
presume the ,,Old Veterans" activity and prompt
ness has afecled the envious ire o. certain officers:
HEED QUARTERS OF TIE ARMY, J
.dqJuiGnt GenerDFs Office, I
WATHISGToX, jane 2, lS49, J
General Order, No. 16.
The following order from tue Secretary Of War
lis published for the governmental all concerned:
WAR DEPARTMENT, June On, 1916.
By direction Of the President, Brevet Major
General Gaines is relieved from he command Of
The Western Division ofthe Army, and will re-
pair 10 Washington without dcloy-
Brcvct BrigaGicr General George e. Brock is
assigned to the command of the Western Divis-
ion.
(Signed) w. /, MARCY,
Secretary of War.
The Head Quarters Of the Western Division
will be established at Jefferson Barracks until
further orders.
By command Of Major General Scott,
r. JONES, Adj't. General.
Gen. BROOKE.
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The st Louis Era of tie 9ti, inst. says
that Passengers on the Tobacco Plant
yesterday, from Fort Lcaycnwor;h, state
that Col, NEAayEY lad received Intelligent
ce Of a body of Traders Leaving Santa lie
recently, for Missouri, hy order Of Gov. Ar
milo, under an escort oftwo companies of
Mexican Dragons. Novolan,aeIs lad yet
arrived at the Fort, and Col. Kcarncy had
Come TO the conclusion to start without
them, should they not arrive by the middle
Of this week. 1t was not known whether he
would venture beyond Arkansas with lis
present inadequate force, bat lc will I'M
doubtcdiy proceed 10 that point forthwith,
He has the power 10 enlist oar mounted men
employed in the vicinity ofBcnt's Fort. Tie
Laciede hangers, who haze ognc up, will
just arrive In time, should tits information
be correct.
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FLOR the Banner.
Mr.. EDIToR:-

L or the 1anncf
Mr.. EDIToR:-
Tho time is approaching when The ne,
Constitution will receive tic ac;ic.t o: I'll
people of this State and be adopted Or re
jected'
Among others, ! dc2ri, regret 20 So,
with what in~ditfercncctne important even
is contemplated, vhen every enc must know
that thc destiny OF Cur State for The mex
twenty years, al least depends upon III,
result OF the ncXt election on this subject
With many Others, ! an willing TO admi
that there are some features in the new con
s~titutiou preferable to tie clI:and in som,
respects we would be n better condition
by lis adoption: bat while Iadmit this. an
candid when | say tarre are many thing.
Scry o3iecHJnGJke, and Which, il adopted
would sap the foundation Of the decpcstiM,
tcrcst of the dcGr people,.
Had the members Gf the Convention been
satisfied with TIC power delegated 10 them
By the people, ard acted accordingly, w
might have had such 4 constitution a.
would have met the wants and wishes III
the people. They might have embodied
the Fundamental principles Of thc govern
ment IL such Il Condensed form. as 10 give
general satisfaction. 6u; alas! they did not
%conine themselves witiiHti,csc limits, but
procec1eI rvith great energy 10 LcGi>h.tr,
and i'll our k@@b!c-opinion. thus f4r d;$aP-
pointed tie trust AMI confidence r"Ioscd Ill
item by their constituents.
Dis Rot the ..sr,;, XIV thai q cgnsiI +
able portion of sl,at instrument presented
before them as 4 c,~a:@:uj;snI A.ri>k.N II:
If they GaEof i,ey .:,o.:t- I'D !; .-a:n. all!
With more attention. Nil t.ev sc..a t.ici,
delegates 10 tie convention to lss;,t4te, CT
10 frame constitution?
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RIsHor H1curs.-Tne Philadelphia Times of
the Both ut. says: ave are ,autlarisei.to Stale
that the report in rceari 10 tie appointment Of
Bishop Hughes as IN agent, III my capacity, 10
Mexico, is without ! sh-dow o! iounlation."
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proceedings

proceedings.
The citizens oc Lo7:iiHs-f-. eer, , nas I
no doubt viii take sucn measures as may
be necessary to Cooperate in the measure.
D.
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ALL NEW!!

WYE beg leave to inform our friends and the
w public generally, that we have just re-
.reived and opened in our new Brice Store, one
door south of our old stand, a general assert
'ment Of
DRY Goods, Groceries &c,
embracing nearly every article usually wanted
by this community.
In addition 10 the ADORE we have an assortment
of Ploughs, Fax-whecls. Split -bottomed chairs,
Sc. s.. All of which viii be sold on fair terms
Tor Cash or good Produce at highest market pri-
ces.
Corn, HGmpand Tobacco purchased or ship
led on account of owners.
E. s. D. DRAPER.
Louisiana, April IL, 1876. 3m.
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The Glasgow News says the rumor Of an
on tie California cxredition by the
NIormonS, is wholly u~nfourdcd.
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WINFIELD SCOTT
: a., Quarters uf the Army.
",&hmg,.a. .ia"e >, l&l6.
/ true copy,
GEO. GIBSON, G.. g. S.

The Wa LII'riou llI9n makes the following
lu.um5rts Ga The articles from the Albion, tl
which we rcirrcrd Yesterday:
Nv c.nnol cun>",ito take the Albion into
our rJur,l. %! VIZ. There Is no method OF bring
IN Mexico 10 her senses, and 10 Il concession OF
our ii>; %right-, iUt push tie war with all your
Ni-,r. ati,r the Capture Of Mctlmoras. That
event vii! not sU>IrnI our military operations
-!.ur will the sr.>un arrest them, but we shall
20 Oh ,UaqHrrIIg and 10 .nnquCr until Mexico
j. ,U,rr,tl,i 10 ah.Ir!"!. i.cr rhudon:antaic, and
her rul.1u. W i,cl tlat VI axe TO longer 10 he
pat Of Y empty words Or ridiculous pronnEcla-
.hl,.irs. Sill less liH,rlv are v 10 wit or the
mediation of al European power. We act upon
rD: own hook. until Mexico shall be- made 10 feel
tE,t ouI OWN swords or cannon must wiring iuli
iu>tU,Iani Il pei: .ncnt peace from her infatuated
.avcr:.,n:. Size las 100 lcIg abused our for
orar@I,cc: a,,i lie CON 1urnccs OF her obstlnacy
and ~!!u>t.iii, hc now a;5n her own head
We sincerely hope Ike Union speaks thu SEN
timcnts Of the Administration Oh this subject.
Let us lat On CIR own hook" pus!" the War
vigorously, and listen 10 no offers of mediation
Which European Morarchs may make. Their
system OF International policy must ICt be trans
planted To this continent. nor should we, however
remotely, or as Il matter Of inference, admit the
right, Justice or propricty OF British or Frcnah
in;crposition in American Disputes Reporter.
1t is said that Ex-prcsidcnt T ler's testimony
III TIE Webster and llger*oll difficulty gives en-
tire satisfaction 10 the friends Of MIR. Webster.
IT. From the officers ofthc steamboat Tobacco
Pint, which arrived here Yesterday from Fort
wclcarntlat IN express has arrived
there on the 18th instant from the plains, stating
that Il company Of Santa i ctraders, on their way
out. lad s~muE-llc,i i'll bales, as goods. Il large guam
titv OF poudcT. Col kcsrney Immediately des-r
pltchcd two companies Of Dragons 10 intercept
them, and destroy OF bring Lach the powder.- St.
Louis Era.
The st. Louis Reporter of the 10Th says
We understand that the Hon. Sterling Price in
tends TO resign his scat in Congress, with 4 view
10 engage in tic war against Mexico.
One Of the most important female qualities is
sweetness Of temper. Heaven did not gre TO
women insinLation and persuasion III order 10
surlv; il did not make them weak III order to he
mperious; il did not give them 4 sweet voice 10
be employed iii scolding.
! lit is stated that the Postmaster General
i.,.s made 4 conditional arrangement with +. Is.
Collins, Esq. Of New York, for 4 line OF steamers
70 run ttwcyn New York and Liverpool. These,
in connection 18th the scmi-monthly CIlnarders'
announced in the last English papers, Will glvcto
Y. Eurl: and Liverpool q steamer C1ery ued6.
The small pox is said to be raging In
rooro,toun- Scott county. Ky:
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This Mornings Mail.

We have received no further news of i'm
portance from the army Oh the Rio Grande
Since the battles of the 9Th and 9Th, very
little has TRANSFERRED to interest the reader
OH the subject Of our difficulty with McXi-
CO. We have received dates from St. LOU
is, up to the 18th inst: but they contain We
ry little else, than an account of the rails
ing, mastering and marching of volunteers.
The Revcille of the 18th says
The AmaranUh arrived yesterday morn
ing, in rs hours from Weston. MIR. Stiles,
her obliging clerk, informs us that there had
arrived at Fort LeavcnwCrth one company
of volunteers from Jackson County, on
from Clay. and one from Lafayette. \
company from Glasgow, Howard county,
would reach the fort on the 9th; aKd the
Pride of the WcS:, with the Laclcde Ran
gers would undoubtedly be at the rendez-
.vous early OF the illuminating in all, SO far,
five companies.
The gathering will be rapid from this
date. Capt. Ben. Moore was in command
IOf the companies despatched afterthe Mex
lean war stores. They were conducted by
one Speyers, who had got 10 or II days
start.
Gansevoit Melville, Esq, of New York
city, American Secretary of Legation, at
London, died in that city on the 18th, ult.,
after an illness Of three weeks.
THE MEXICAN SsrEAMERs.-A mercantile
letter from transformations the arrivalof
the schooner T. \. Br OWL, on the 24th,cight
DAYS from Havana. She reported that the
two Mexican steamers MontcZuma and
Guadalupe. taking advantage Of the alb
sencc OF our squadron, had escaped from
Vera Cruz and arrived at Havana under
English colors.
The Republican says: A company of
mounted men has been raised IN this city,
in addition to those already formed, ofwhich
Thomas H. Holt, Esq, has been elected
Captain, Leonidas ID. Walker, First, and
Edmund W. Paul, Seconds L~ieutcnaHts.
Captain Kretsclmar is filling up his COM
pany of Artillery, in the expectation that
another Battalion of Artillery will be requi-
red under the order for additional troops
from this State. His Head Quarters are on
Main street, near Walnut.
WANTED.-A likely negro girl from IL
to lG years of age, for which a fair price
will be paid in Gold. Forfurther informa-
ton on the subject apply at the Banner
Office.
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Preaching in tie Church OF pext Wednesday
thel! inst by Rev. J.. Lanius.
June 18th
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MARRIED

IL Fowlihg- Green, % Sunday morning the 9TH
inst. ~ Tic Rev..J. LaEins, lIr Uriah C. Greg.
10 Miss Diargaret Pharr.
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Judge Shields, Commissioner of the Gen.
eral Land Office, is now in Illinois, with
the view ofjoining the volunteers from that
State.
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AnNIInD II NEW ORLEANS.


Tie Ecw Orleans papers n".ic" tic arr
va! ii l." s.. LoU;& Legion tnr.; aud g.
'~..:->> T,-rc:s tat il proceeded at once TO
Rae Barracks below tie city. The ap-
- .s.oA e lie Convey was announced hy 4
.u,i>rirrcc clar,iirry from Maj. G%l.y,S bat
TALON. and Il cannon from Tie boats along
the ilycc. The soldiers o:ttc Legion were
drawn up inI:iiitary order on the hurrican
'au3 "a the yards "f tie mi:dic deck. -
t.. Convoy rounded to, amid the roar Of
cannon, and anchored somc di>t"nc" from
lie ~s..3:,. IA o:iiccr wa, Immediately sent
it, t;G,. Gri..ys, did on his return, tie
~.,au.yc proceeded 20 the Barracks, at
(which I!acc = s:iutc V Is fired.
T." conway landed at Tic !eycc for few
minutes TO put Of some freight. L'to:" 20
ling 10 tie Barracks. The New Or!ua!.-
Delta s"yS:
Is tie Legion dcrloyci on the Lcvcc
tie steamboat, the band struck up :"
national air, and a shout of welcome from
such Of oar citizens as were present made
Ithe wcikin ring. They then formed MO
line and marched 60 their quarters; every
I%lan, through tie cloGucncc Of lis eye, say
Ing:
We tread TIE land that bore US,
Our fond flag nuttcrs DER us,
The friends we've tried are ly our side,
And TIC for we hate before us
The Legion is composed of eight com
panies, and numbers eco men, rank and file.
I~fiurralI Tor the West"
The LouiSvilI Legion arrived on the 29tl!
and was received with military honors.
Three companies from Mobile arrived on
the same day.-[Reportcr.
Two companies have volunteered in Andrew
county, in this Stale, 10 be ready 10 rcpcl any
hostile movement on the part OF the lnGIans.
Another company las r0luHtccrcd ior the SAINT
lie exrr Iitinn. The ST. ~Josepl's Gazette says:
''lt is considered hy most persons here that a
"trip 10 either oithcse places, Santa Fc or ChIhua-
.ilta, Twill he very pleasant and entirely free from
h. uccr. We think differently, end anticipate
iglIch labor and hard fighting in both Of these pro-
yirccs. il we attempt 10 take them. Already has
in. ellicrIcc Lccn receive Cd that Mexico IS iortliy-
ing in Santa Fe, and doubtless she will DO the
sanc tiine in California.
NEW YORK TOLUNTEERS.--CoL. W.B
,Er~nutt has raised in New York city, Il regiment
consisting often companies, and in Alt"ny, or
tic gCtil ut., four companies had volunteered.
Mr:r,rY MOVEMENT AT WAsnIYcroH.-1he
ITi.i!.@cinLia L. S. Gazette has tlc following:
.Wr Understand that the nomination OF Alex
lander Barrow. as i brieadicr gcncralin the army,
will Be confirmed by the Senate of the United
States, almost unanimously.
WURE.-Ti.c number Of work!acn iMti2 Las
tern Navy Yards has been duobled.
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We are authorized to announce Thomas
Berkloy of C~.nr"t Township. a candidate
for the Office ofCour'y Justice, ii ,A.s cnsu-
in August o,-c,ios.-
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Bible Repository,
June l3ti:, 1876.

nFthe American Bible Society ct the st ore Of
SEE. s. d. Draper, where Bibles and Tesla
ments are sold very low, or donated to persons
unable to buy.
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T7Col. Kcarncy has written to the Governor,
requesting that the 500 volunteers in the Platte
counties, who are DESTROYS of Joining him, may
be held in reserve, ready for a new ~requisition.
The Governor has issued his orders accordingly.
There viii, therefore, he only 800 men 10 be rails
cd under the requisition received yesterday.
Reporter.
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WURE.--Tic number Of work!@cn iMti2 LIS
tern Navy Yards has been duobied.
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WANTED.-A likely negro girl from II
to lG years of age, for which a fair price
will be paid in Gold. Forfurther informa-
ton on the subject apply at the Banner
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13
YANKEE "Nor1oxs" AND "FIxtNs" IN Eng

YANKEE 'Nor1oss" AND "FIxtNs" IN Eng
LAED.-J John Bull has had a good taSt of AIneri-
can cheese pork, and other necessary substantial
OF HE. lis is now dipping INTO the Injuries d
ittle' Il LOndon correspondent OF tine Boston
Traveller writes. that InGiaE bread. ana the Uti.tr
preparations ircn corn meal 50 well known ali.
extensively used by TIE sons and daughter Vi
brother Jonathan. is coming rapidly iI:o iavor III
al the large towns Of England. We copy the
following paragraphs:
"Ihe luXurics. too, OF the United States have
made their appearance III the metropolis CT Eng
land. 10 say nothing Of The grca! ralue of Anne
rIc,n ice, and lis extensive use by the nobility
and gentry, the tables oftle west and aristocracy
"-n ROW be supplied with CANVASS back ducnS,
Wii'i turkeys and ~vcIiSun! The American Lee
Company recently astonishcG the cpicurcs OF
the clubs by tie following aHnounccncuts:-
american forest Ecni>on. 4 Jew saddles of
every superior quality, in fine condition. Just re-
celved by The American Ice Company, los New
Bond street. 4Again::WiId Turkeys, wild Geese
from the American Lakes, monerci geese, : I'd \
superior lot OF canons just receivcl liz fine order,
al lO6 n. Bend street. Here is another an
nouncement, and it is probably the first of the
kind that ever appeared ina ioregin newspaper:
CanvGss-hacE ducks. IRON The Chesapeake Buy.
A very fine lot OF this celebrated water-iowls,
just received from A~lncrica, and in excellent
preservation, for sale by the American Ice COM
pany, l05, n. Bond street
The American ice trade must prove exceed
In9!y profitable the present season, as the remar-
kably mild winter here prevented any of the ira
derS mice from securing any stock. During the
spring and summer months, American Ice will be
IN great demand. ii is sold at 10 shiliings stcr-
ling the cut or at twopcnce per pound at retail.
\ warehouse his been prepared al ST. katlIarinc's
in 4 cool place. ant clIcctuolly protected
IRON The sun and heat, expressly for The storage OF
ice, where ii can he Immediately dep
Oh being cleared from the vessels. and re-
ln"In till the owners r,mrvc ii TO their CUn
warehouses. The LondoncrS arc jus: beginning
10 apprrciat" American ice. and large quantities
Gan be easily sold here al high prices"
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ANOTHER REQUlSIT1ON.-The Chief

ANOTHER REQUlSITlON.-Thc Chiefs
u The Gcneral Stlf, Q~uar,crmastcr GcneaI,
Caln;nis<ary General of Subsistence, Ordnance
Department and Surgeon General. are respectfully
advised. that a ctlI upon the Govnor OF Missouri
lor about a thoaSani additional II month vulun-
ircrs, moun;rrd-;o rcn .czvonS (sAy) at Indie
prrrlcncc. will he i<>rtrdly the War Department
to d~y. Tie xii Chiefs will take prompt mea-
anr"> 10 supply the ii l1,.achmcnt zone regiment
aid Ut:.Iion( with w..~tcrcr may lie needed. I'M
d'rhw "ni regulations, from their respective
lcI.riIr,ItS.
Tho sai! attachment is promptly 10 follow,
M 30 come under The or ,crS Of Col. kearney,
who. probably, i already innarchu upon Santa Fee.
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General Wool arrived at Cincinnati on
the 4tI:, and Will supclintcnd tic arrenge-
mentS for western volunteers who are to
~rcdezrous at Bexar, in Teas.
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Mu:rArY MOVEMENT AT " AsHIHcToH.-1he
Philadelphia L. 5. Gazette has thc following:
WE Understand that the nomination OF Alex
anGer Barrow. as i brigadicr gcncralin the army.
will be confirmed by the Senate Of the United
States, a!most unanimously"
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NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.--Col. W.B
Brrnett has raised III New York city, 4 regiment
consi,fiYs often companies, and in Alt"ny, OF
tic gUti. ut, four companies had volunteered.
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The small pox is said to be raging in
Georgetown, Scott county, ny:
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On the lst inst. the New York Convention TO
revise the Constitution of that StStc, met at Alba
ny the Hon. John Tracy was chosen Presi-
dent. receiving % ont FPS votes. J.F. Star
back andII. W. Strang Were chosen Secretaries.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

Gansevoit Melville, Esq, of New Iorl
city, American Secretary of Legation, a
London, diedin that city on the 18th, ult.
after an illness Of three weeks.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

The st. Louis Reporter of the 10Th says
We understand that the Hon. Sterling Price in
ends to resign his seat in Congress, with Il view
10 engage in tic war against Mexico.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

One of the most important female qualities is
sweetness of temper. Heaven did not gre to
women insinr.ation and persuasion in order to
surlv; il did not make them weak i'll order TO he
il did not give them a sweet voice to
be employed iii s~colding.
Democratic banner., 1846-06-13

I3-A report was p~rc9alcnt in New York at
last accounts that Mexico hid asked the mterven-
ton ofFrance and England for the adjustment OF
the difficulties between Mexico and the United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
IMMIGRATION TO VIRGINIA.

This subject seems 10 have taken firm hold
on the public mind. "Appomatox," in the Pc
,ersburs Intelligencer, after referring TO the re-
markable elements Of greatness and prosperity to
be found within the limits OF Virginia, which re-
ouire nothing but the energy and industry OF man
10 make il region oftranscendanl beauty, points
oot the great object at present 10 be- to restore II
to re-populate it. He confidently believes the
initiatory step has been taken, and furnishes the
following interesting information. We trust that
the patriotic and intelligent farmers on The James,
the York aud Rappahannock rivers, and also
from all portions OF the Stale, will come forward
10 ,upply the facts which il is so important should
I've known:
"Some time during the past Autumn, gentle
man OF New Jersey, who had the sagacity 10 ap-
preciale the advantages of our Underwater region,
addressed letter 10 The editor OF the Richmond
Wing with the view OF eliciting SPECIFIC inforna-
lion. The Agricultural Society OF Petersburg
body small in numbers, but possessing great
deal Of public spirit-fet constrained 10 respond
to the call; and correspondence Of most inter-
es,ng character has been the result. The gem
lleman alluded to made short visit to Virginia
in The early part Of May, viewing the country in
the vicinity oil Petersburg, and spending few
DAYS on some CT the farms on lower James river
His letters, since his return, have been full OF en-
couragement. His neishbors listened 10 his re-
presentations with avidiiy. He was requested TO
write brei articles for The agricultural and other
papers, Tor the purpose oil calling The attention OF
those who were looking 10 the far West to still
more favored region until, at length, all his lei
sure time has been employed in answering inqui-
ries, either in person or by letter. Extracts from
his letters will be given from time to time, which
will astonish those whose attention has not been
directed 10 The subject. For the present. it is sui
ficient TO state that he will spend the month OF Oc
tober in more minutely examining our country;
but in the meantime it would be highly desirable
TO be furnished with written descriptions, incud.
ing statistics of the counties lying on the margins
of The James, the York and The Rappahannock
rivers. Ifany gentleman possessing the necessa-
ry information, and feeling an interest in The re-.
suscitalon of Virginia, (and who does nolD will
prepare and direct such communication 10 the
President Of The Agricultural Society of Peters.
burg he will be rendering an important service"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
germs Of the Enquirer.

-. ,,,s ENQUIRER IL published DhtLf ana oEMi.
RriV For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
a, the rate of eight dollars If taken for short
gin'' nv han one year. For the Semi-Weckly, hve
u ,~" aununi, aud Three Dollars for six monins,
tAas dvance 10 be pad in the Office, or RENTED by
rSss MID or Six Dollars per annum ut the emo oil
n, yeif. . This ofJ;re NAV he remitted per mail,
9 -. AVAILABLE Bank notes, al the risk Of the Ed-
~" n,,,ass 81 all letters oeiag pGid oy he prsrs.
nr n 80 If single letter is scarcely OF any account
I'M ,.r II is the accumulation OF postage, III an
me W." ,psinrss, which operates as serious tax
ap'"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
j. THE pAILy EN0UIRER-For one square OF
- lnrs ~ less first insertion, my GEMS, anu
srd,ng insertion twenty-five cents-n Insert
t'sn wrrS twice a week, or three times week,
80 ., =. aud hall cents. ,.,
ny advertisers are charged ly dollars for thirty
-. md iii thar proportion for advertisements OF a
hhs,. l.nstl-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
~ wh, are charged one hundred doiiais lpaPei III
GUIDED. ,r,,, ,yrrvyy-on. sopare of sixteen
~ less mrs, insertion, IS cents; for each contihu-
rom distance must be accompanied with the
,r pav or satisfactory references to insure execu-
llog. 80, u-;.n.. from the enuntry
;nryrr the pariy's handwriting Is unknown ~ nus
n-,r must be- authenticated by the enaosatioh vi VIZ.
p,,,i,r in the neishborhood, or they WIN III no oa.e
= nubl,shed. Every measure, that mas oeen 'aneI "
~, Uni mposons and quizzes, has proved hsre'oIo.o
rn,yans We must, therefore, insist IN sucn case
.,oa the communication being certihea ny lo haue VI
- p.,nartc or, prinen vn tho back 81 the fetter.