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Sle pbllaoelphta unO 0teupOrfer
Deftng g bee: o G fe Il 6 a { t,
6at ibren 5ertft. Ycrratb bon fri { CT en-
( ee' II erbalten nno 1T MN tereit 8etsIs
lunacn aus per Serne 5u Iefern entmsoer in
balten Eiiten ODER i'll ibrem teicnoern Stple
aepaft, au Dreifcn 70 nirbris ais BON iraeno
cncm anoern gtatlilIements i'll Den Ssrcis
niaten @taatcn. Gum Bsrfauf-
$50 balte &iiten Sunaen 5plon. [niebere
8raoe unb frin
100 spfuno srtra Slbers$aub 90.
80 <en unr balbe &itten Gunpowder
dsin nno ertra.)
100 30 Go ilmo Scrtn Safer.
(fsin, ertra unc niebcre @raos.)
so &ittcn alter 6piob (perIhiecne Srape.
$50 baIbe Fiiten uno Boren feline Oolonse
{perfdiebsn.)
$50 % powteonss lebulan s nss nss an an
BERN @sIebmaf
Orange nno blumissr psoeoss, tna(i1bsr
SrhbtfIfs9bse &c. &c.
Oisfe @efenlhaft etatilirt feine ausItlie6
lihe HaenHbafen Yow iraeno elmer Irt, aus
Fer pbllaeelpbia, Iisfsrt ater stee in / uno
! pfuno pafete sepaft, Die ibren eiaenen
S(amen traaen gum allaemeinen 6anoel, BON
ener Oualitdt uno sleib siniacn Die III bcn
q. ct. psrfauft iperben fir osnfelten preis
llno berpfiehten lteb cas 8slo jnridsusettn
fur allen Der mieht Yoais tefrieciacno 1T.
tljeGa(lmont uno Bono,
SO. s5 Olcrp Srcnttra6c pbllaoslpbia,
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-21
Seine Sur, feine Ve,ablnna.
Dr. @ullen's inbianilb pe9etabilifdes

Or. @uuen's tnolanilD pe9etabilif1ee
5eilmittel
Sstfebert 5u beilen ooer pas 0elb ,pirb ath
riderfattst. Oiefs meoi3in 1T nab sinsm
iarianifben Nesepte perfertist, welebes nit
arcBen Soften BON eincm perfelten i'm fernsn
1Dsiten srlanSt wuroe. Disjenissn spelhe
NIT Den Snpianern befannt fnp, ,pi0en pa6
lte Senerp beilen cbne Die Genntn6 bon
Wlsrfurp, Sallam opsr stpas Der Nrt. Die
ssloenoen babsn nun cine 8slsasnbeit ssbsilt
81 nsrcen, cbne bic Sefabr bon Olerfnrp
orsr Dem unanaenebmsn &strauet rcn Ball
iam.-Oisfe WaeriSim bat snsn anacnsbmsn
SHbmaf uno labt eeinen risebenesn Ntbem
srrif.
Sutreitet BON Eepano une 1Dslton,
uno i'm SrcBen nnp 8leneR sn osrfanfen bct
Z q. Hepano, Slum. 576 Oaarttfra6e
spbllaccIpbia. Z. p. gambert unb Ena,
lano uno nIetlIafen, 0sapins.
SepRmter Z. 1847. IS.
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Sine iIhere Sur fir Gle Deils.

Or. Gullen's inoianiid pesetabilifbes
Peils Scilmittcl 1T ein einbtimilbss Spree
parat, rpelbss felt pielen Sabrsn init pem
bcten erfcla acbrautbt worpsn 9a fle cine
tnnerlids WecijIu 1T 70 bat lte einen snt,
lteSenrn ScrSus iter du6sre D1itttl, ipels
ths bios gum 9! assn absr nebs 5nm Ssi.
Ell ltnc. Siefe WebiSin mirtt auf bic
tranten Sbcle. tewirtt aslunbsn 9ebrauct
unb cine bauernoe Sur-wclte mir pers
ltebsrn oeer eas @slo surifssbcn. 8ros.
unb Sltinperfauf tsi
Nowano uno 95altcn, giacntbamsr,
$40. s76 Warfttrabs philapclrbia.
enalano uno WeW1afen, 3. g. &amtsrt
unp Solepb s. pafer, 9ieaoina, SPA, &. g.
8. mart!n, DettsYigs, Spa, 9. 9 Sails,
DonsrsUille, co., Wunper II. 8rauu. Getu.
pItiu 5apen, DO. Or. SsIsrs spcttstauu.
Geptcmter 7. 1847. ~.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-21
9te6te &ailersp spiaen.

| einsn Wcrratb dbter KaiferspiIlen juif
srbaltsn unb gum 8srfauf in pisfsr 9rufsrsi.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-21
Or. 8rieortcb Shlaub's
9SunD : SQlion,

elm erprcttss 5eimlttel fir Sramclbanen,
Sbnltts uno Sti6. wuncsn, Serrsnfunssn,
Nbramatismns II. {. no., 1T 70 chen erbaltsn
no snm 0erfauf i'll oieier Ornfsrsi-prsie:
25 gente bas Sldsben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-21

Contribution Der Ser. Staaten
in psutibsr Sprad)s, NIT Smedmdsi9en Nns
msrfun9en uno @rfldrun9sn ts9lsitst, III 70 ebsn
srBalten uno gum Serfauf in cisisr 9rudsrei,
Drsis 80 Sent oaS @rsmplar.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-12-21
QSertb Der SonfnDten.

2tq! tisjsni9sn Snnfen, melbs nit enem
Cs) Stern bsjsibnet Il 3, baben entmeber fall.
fbc pSer um9sdnberts Nctsn bon perfbiebes
nen Ssnennun9en i'm llmlaufs.
9Qe NIT einem CD Trui bejeibnstsnSans
fen paren fribe ofentlbe 9epplitsSanfsn.
@Slf nibt ratb am Noten Su nsbmsn o.
Sanfsn Die in oisfsr Qiits nibt bsnannt Iino.
Se ltno etwecer 9sbrcdsn tosr iEre Hotsn lino
un9an9bar.
SanPen in philadelphia.
seamsn. 9iseunto in YbiIao.
Sanf BON Ncrtb 2(merifa* par
HortDern QibertisS' par
Ysnniplpana* par
Yenn Saunfbip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' 25
Commercial Sanf,* Don pennIplpanien par
8armer6 II. Ms6ane5 8anf par
8irarb bittp+ par
&eniin9tcn 30. par
Sanf Of Sommsree,+ par
Wanuf. II. Mebauics par
Wehanics Sanf in pbil'a, par
philabelpbta Sanf* par
Sputbwarf Ditto bar
SbuDlfpa Sanf, par
Neltern Oant pdr
Yennlplponien.
Sanfen i'm Snnern oes 9onbes.
sbambsrSbur9 ju @bambsrSburs :
@sttisbur9* 3u @etti6bur9, 2
Yitt5burs, ;u pittSburs, :
Susquebanna 60. mcntreIe Ii
@Dsfer @auntp 81 2Ssftdvftsr, par
9slamars SauntD* iu Sbeifer, par
Gsrmantaun ;u @srmantaun, par
Qe,pi6taun ;u QeWiStaun. -
Mirolstaun su Mipolstaun, :
Mcnt9omsrD @r,* ;u Ncrrataun par
Hcrtbumberlanb ~ Nprtbumbsrl.p par
Columbia 8ri6sn@sfeNlhaft, @olumbia par
Carlisle pittc* su @arli6ls, Z
OcDlestann Ditto su DpYle6taun, par
@ditpn otttp~ Su @dlton, par
@rhan9s otttp 3u pittsburg, +
Certificate >
grhan9e 3weig tn Sclioapsbur9, :
@rie Ditto ju erie, II
Sarmrs II. Growers ;u Wapnesbura ii
DO sablbar III cnrrant Sonbs II
Sranflin cittp Su 9SdIbin9trn, I
Sarmers Sanfp .. Buds @tp s.Srilfpl par
Farmers bittp Don Qaneaiter* III qanealtsr nor
Farmers Ditto, BON @eaoin9* Su Msa. par
Farmers Sanf pcn Stbupfiu Sauntp
parrisbm9 Ditto ju 6arrisbur9, j
3onssbnle Sanf su S3cnsSpals, |
Qanfolfer Do. su Qanfaltsr, mar
<amealter gauntp Sanf, 3u $aneafter bar
Qe6anon DO. su qebanon,
Wterbants II. Manuf. Sanft pittaburM !
Moncn9cbsla bitto BON Sraunspias, /
Oeiners Sanf BON Yottsoille, por
Offes Der Sanf bon psnnf. 6arrisb. par
Office DO DO qantalfsr bar
Ofiies DO DO Msaona bar bar
8 fee DO go Cation par
Saplcrspills 9slomore Srd6sn Co.. =
Gcwanba DO. su Sppanbd, =
9SeIf Srancb Sanf, Wiliamspcrt Ii
BDcmins 8anf ;n @ilfesbarre, II
Oorf oittc* Su Vcrf, 4
Nen eSerieD,
SelpSere Sanf+ IA Selpters,
Snrlin9tcn SO. Sanf, Wsbfcre, par
commercial Sanf' Yertb ambop J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

quires, had with him when he Joined Gen. Worth at
Puebla -
s,oN"o' 'VVV n VI
He was subsequently joined by Col Childs,
with the garrison Of Jalspa, about. l4O0
zen Cadwalader's column Is. laOO
Gen Pillow has with him. .............. 1900
Gen Pierce was to leave Vera Cruz the 9th
and It'll, with large train, and will have
Making together. ........ lIl00
SO that when he shall be joined by the reinforcements
$4,000 men, from which, after making the usual deduc
still remain sufficient effective force for him to make
Endorsements will all succeed in joining him. for il
those In the rear will be coming up, and when united
they will certainly be able to force their way through
any force the enemy oppose to them
NAVAL.
The Pensacola correspondent of the New Orleans Delta
writes on the 9th instant:-hr Sewa Chief Engineer
u s. N, arrived here this morning Mr. Heron. Civil
Engineer appointed to superintend the construction of
the public works ordered by Congress to be built at this
Navy Yard arrived here yesterday DR. Kearney Fleet
Surgeon is in this city awaiting opportunity to
and join the Gulf Squadron IL is rumored that the fri
gate Cumberland ordered back in the Gulf and will be
the flag ship
1t appears that Lieut. May, Of the Navy, who
wounded in the attack Tabasco did not ose his right
arm as has been stated in of the papers The
was only broken sad misfortune indeed, but not 30
serious rs the loss of limb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18


Tl'IMoLATs SULPHUR BATHS. No. SAT PEARL.
ed for the last years and the only sulphur Bas
IN the city. They highly recommended by the most
eminent for the OF rheumatism,
c tifonlc complaints, eruptlons OF the skin, sc.
MedIcaed Vapor baths also given daily, from A. M. TO q
I'M Ia tcts,
NOIICE-Ihe subscribers InIorn public that they
have just received esr supply of Mineral Waters direct
from the Springs such Sharon Blue Lick Settler Kessn
Nchy Ac Sc all partic ulay beneficial this season
wholesale and retail embellishments No Park HOW
and 38i Broadway, near Prince street.
ie2s Jo,'r Sole successors 70 Plsee 4 sowil.rd
CLARETl CLARET! CLARETi
T'HE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that lie
keeps constantly haudat his store Mol Barclay street.
corner Of Broadway the best quality or Claret Wine He
would pacuary invite the attention OF hotels public
houses whom he will supply BY the gallon barrel may
uest SUIT their convenience. lie feels assured they will Be
satisfied Tor giving him call. !
aga lmsrc CHALEs ECKERT
rye AND EAk-Dr POWELL OculIst. Aurst &c.
"A 2Jl Broadway Of Warren attends exclusive
y To diseases Of the Eye aud Ear from I'LL o'clock DR.
Powell has Just published popul ar treatise the with
engrayinss syo paper 30 cen muslin 13 cents comprising
with rules Tor the selection specacle Nc u had
above, and Burgess strnger Berford Co.. Fowler
Wells, and OF booksel generally yi bt-fc
A FULL AND FASHIONABLE SUIT.
READY MADE,
81 10 S23,
AT THE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,-
me Jot.r No. in2 Sutton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

WEATHER. AT FranconIa, N. H., on the 10th
inst, the mercury in the shade hundred and
two degrees and the spirit thermometer 90 degrees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-18

MELONS FOR NEW YoRK.-We noticed this
morning less than four carts filled with water
Melons GU their way the Soutberner 10 be conveyed
New York The Southerner has, during the present
season been furnishing the New York markets with ali
uxuries of southern soil In the shape OF early
peas green and other vegetables which are much
later In season among the Gothamites, than with
his NAV seem but small affair, but 1t Is only be-
cause IL Il the beginning With the increased facilities
of another steamer farmers Of the Neck will find IL
considerably to their advantage to have market
them In the most populous city OF the Union
s good effects will be felt in Increased value OF the
farms In their greater extension and In the augmented
demand for ind strious labor Little Is apparently
the trade In vegetables its effects will be very pleasing
y evident In the of few years and we should
remember that in honest trade every little helps ~
Chdrieston Is. c. Patriot July 10.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHME
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUSAND.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-S7
% per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Eyery saturdsyEPrice 81 cents
HERALD FOR EUROPE-EYery Steam Packet day
Pnce 81 cents per copy-So per annqm, including postage
sseevsd By MsssTs GsliFpsa u Rue viyspns Paris;
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Published on the
LIST Of January Of each yeasingle copies sxpence each
ADVERTISEMENTS, at the usual prces-slways cash in
advance Advertisements should be written in plain rgbIe
The Proprietor will be responsible for that
may occur in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment, must be paid, the postage Will be de
Quoted from the subscription money remitted.
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/fE@S%IMH OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
//MT>kEfaCO COMPANY, Office a. William street.
E-zf-=@z- DREcroRs.
Z. H. Sand, Conrad w. Eaber,
Edward Mills, Horntio Allen
William Chamberlain, Mortimer Livingston,
John A. Isen, John l.. ste phens,
Herman Oelrichs.
G. II. SAND, President.
EpwA RID MILLS, General Agent, New York
CHARLES Il. ANDERSON, Secretary.
In conformity with the provisions of the charter -
hereby given The Books for subscription for
exceeding 100000 the capital stock Of the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company, will be reopened at the Office OF the
Company William Of Wall street, on Monday, 2lst
June, I8i7. 49,
Five per cent of the subscribed be paid the
period transcription specie bank bills The balance OF
The subscription will be called for in ualments exceeding
10 per may required by the operations Of the Compa
ny, aud upon thirty Lays previous notice..
The 10 lowing is the 18th section OF the BYLAW
d" Subscription the capital Of the Company, after the
may shall In preference be all wed TO those
who may be stockhodes and to the extent Of their then
actual Subscription" IL 3Otrr
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yey passengers all of the country. jyl 30t"rc
NOTICE.
st.su. STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-On and
sfsr 81 SUNDAY AP5il Ishs "a, The ,Ees%bOe,;
run follows, until further notice
STATEN ISLAND
AT 6, g. 0, l0,i1, A. M, and l. 2, a. S. 6, Z, Il. M.
Al y g. 10, IL, A. NJ and l. past and L.
6,7, o'clock, p. M.
New York April 18th. pDr
MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
s--x-s FOR ALBANY AND TROY and Interme-
z atgQhs-nS diste Landings,
A-ssSs6ik4n Breakfast and Dinner board the Boat
The low pressure steamboat TROY, Captain A. Gorham,
will the steamboat pier foot of Barclay Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock Returning on
the opposite days
For freight apply board, to r. b. Hail. at
the Office the wharf my20
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TmE FoRcE nr GrN- scorr

n
From the New Orleans Bulletin, July 81
As some anxiety has been pressed regards the
situation Of Gen Scott make the following statement
as to the force under his command or on the way
join him
Gen. Scott as near as we can ascertain from our in
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e~r, FOR SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH,
I. A<GlAEN Ocean House Jumping Point, Runsom. and
Eatontown Landing The steamboat ED
w. NortnR River.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-24
TER BOYD

I' " aaI IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
Terms Of the Enquirer.

ar The Enquirer is published palLi Eol lno III
~ SEMI ~ t.EkIY (ior the country.) For lie Daiy
~ dollars per and VI the rate oil eiEnl
tsr, n ,ken for a shorter period than one year. TOT
~. 49, sn,i Weekly five dollars per annun, ana lniee
, IN, six months, payable IN advance to De pa,a N
or RENTED by mail, post paid; or SIX Doiiars
-. annnm nj the end ofthe year
~ All dues this office may DO remitteo PEI nan'
800 and available Bank notes, at the RISK OF TUG Cui
nas,aoe Of all letters being paid 6y the praers-
tn, ~ re of single letter is scarcely oil any account
ltn f,sr II is the accumulation OF postage, In an
70 We NE. business, which operates as serious 'aA
rnon the Editors .nyppr,s,Nc !.
~ TpE pAlIY EN0uIREK-fos enc square y
,asn lines or less, first insertion, my SenI, @
na,, succeeding insertion twenty-five c.s.n san
every 81. ,s.u ,wice week, or three times week, j
thir,y.seyen and hall cents, ~. s,us,s or s.teen
PIN THE SEMi-WEEKLf-one Squire VI saaeon
,Inas mr. less first insertion, 10 cehts lot eae" ~
ance, so cents. en-, 5,,,,,. eoy tbirtv
~ and in that proportion for advertisements OF
na, lens,h-excep, Lottery Vendors and Auction
srs who are charged one hundred dollars spapef h
sladedl .. eor IN. country
Ssneyer the partys handwriting Is unknown NJ TINS
nfce must be authenticated by the endorston Oh te
pS,r,srr in the nri.hborood OF they WI III no case
~ nnblshed Every measure, that has been taken "
nryent ,npostions and quizzes has proved
pnavaiinp We must therefore, insist, II such caSe
nnon t,r communication being certified by the name Of
m. Postmast er. ,eritien the back OF the letter.
vance pay or satisfactory references, 10 insure eAes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
DIsGRACEFUu. PROCEEDING.

We learn tfcm The Savannah Gsnroian ih",
upon Inc reception oil the Fumor of Mr.. FOLK
death, which was generally believed in Inc South
the Wings of The town Of Auburn at The head
oil The Montgomery Rail Road in Alabama, iRu-
minated their houses, by way OF public rejoicing,
at The event. Such conduct is well characterized
by that paper in The following strong terms:
Had This inciden; occurred in The heart o.
Massachusetts, thiriy-ive years ago, among The
genuine blue ligit Federaliss oil former day,
il would have been 10 perfect keeping with The
general tenor Of their acts, and would not have
excited such profound astonishmsnt. But, IN
our day, when, Tor 50 many years, The conduct
OF those bitter AMI misguided men has been
viewed with The most unmilisaled disgust, ana
wholesale condemnation that The blackcs. exhi-
biun of their black malevolence should have
revived with darker nue., and more repusive
features; is just cause Tor serious reflection.
The conduc, OF Major General Appleton Howe,
oil Massachusetts, and of The Wing citizens Of
the town OF Auburn in The State OF Alabama, is
indicative of a maleyolence q! spirit in portions
OF The Wing parry al both exl'emities Of The
Union, which is disgusting beyond expression.
The exhibition Of such feeling is confirmation
strong as holy writ OF he workings, moi Of a high
and holy patriotism, but oil narrow, poisonous,
partisan spirit; not Of devotion 10 pure priHcl..
pie, but Of morbid development oi personal
prejudice, and individual animosily"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANrA-
TION, IN MISSISSIPPI,
Bs,onginp 10 Tie Trustees If Tie Bank Of the

CONTAINS about 100 acres all under fence, SUD
u cleared Of which there are from $50 10 4U0 in cnlt
ynon and nearly, or about 200 acres Of timber-su-
ated al miles East South East from The city OF Vicks
en- Two wagons sufficient stock of hogs farming uten-
sis including tools, &c. two ciserns, and an excellent
well Of water, new gin house, Qncludng press and
mill a new gin stand and thrasher, new negro quar-
tiers, carpenters shop, backsmith's shop, two new
cribs Also stable and old cribs, good double dwell
lin. house. containing three rooms aud closet also,
vegetable and fruit garden, cotton seed sufficient for
the ensu ng year. The and fodder, sufficient for the
place the next year, will be sold on the place and de-
vered at the market price. The farm will be sold for
SIG OOU Of which 81 QUO in cash, and the balance In
one two and three years. equal annual instruments,
bearing six per interest from the date Of sae Sc
cured by mortgage, or deed in trust.
Apply TO Joseph l.. Roberts, Agent, Natchez, who
has fail power TO sell and convey said property
Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
TOT NE TEHTHU
ucaPpING THE CLIMAX"

N;essrs. Editors Since had Ibis pleasure,
few days since, have been enabled TO lay my
hands on MIR. Buchanan's grea, Lancaster
speech, (alluded 10 in my last letter. delivered
M TIC 1871 OF Augnst, 1888. | enclose 10 you,
and indulge the hope that you will do The Editor
81 The Wing the kindness 10 give il place IN line
Enouirer. scorn 10 ask The Z itor Of The Wing
IN do Mr.. Buchanan the justice 10 publish IT,
But beseech uon, il you should acesdenfaAy'
find speech any tang Ike II, made by any
Northern Whig 10 give il place in ud'r paper.
yVho knows bu, that you may have 10 publish
on- from The God like" some of these days 7
Stranger things have occurred; for, you know,
The Great Daniel once came 10 Virginia to leach
her sons The science Of Politics ~! How de.
l;ohled we all should be 10 see The same Daniei
addressing The same audience in Octobsr next
how nice il would 6,-how cordially ne would
he greeled-"a highland welcome" would be
his "A REPUBLICAN OF THE OLD SCHOOL"
sp.eeh Of HoH JaMrs BrcH.s.s 1sh9s'sd al Ld"eo''e'
Pa, AugIst lSih, 1893.
Mn BUCHANAN SAID, there was one subject OF
vital importance 10 the peace and perpetuity OF
~. Union. which had not occupied much Of the
attention of former SPEAKERS, and, therefore, he
would make few remarks upon it, He referred
n abolition. Was Joseph Riller an aholi,onsI!
This was a most interesting question. II ne
were then no friend 10 the existence OF our glo
rious Union ought TO vote in favor OF his eiecilot
as Governor lie confessed he had been aslonisn
"a thai the friends of G 1vernor Rner had deniet
,h;s charge He would do him the justice 10 say
,h,, he had never heard Of his denying i! himself
| IN The contrary, in April last in his letter to IN
anli.savery society OF Pinsburs, he had oolii
! and manfully re.afirned the doctrines on III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
sutton & SouthaIl's Agency.

V,HE subscribers have established General Agency
in Richmond, Va, and most respectfully offer their
services their friends, and the public generally, Tor
transaction of all business requiring an agent 10 SAID
city. They promise punctuaty and strict attention 10
iIon selling all kinds of produce, hiring out servants
renting out and receiving Of houses eecting pri
of real estate, paying taxes on deiinquen.
lands, and redeemng those that are sold, &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay IN
Richmond are Informed that correct forms Will be re-
med 10 them with instructions for the proper authen-
tca,on of their vouchers, If desired, for moderate
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
TO claims from the United States, may have them
promptly attended to- by placing them in the hands Of
the undersigned.
Office in Wellington Goddin's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the South gate Of The Capitol
Square. JAMES T. SUTTON, JR.,
JOHN B. SOUTHALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought aud sold by
Jnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05

LAND E0R SALE

THE subscribers offer for sale the ,rao, Of land on
L which the late James Wyche resided, situated ON
within twelve miles of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road, and containing 100 About one half Is
woodland, and one-f fourth of the tract river low
grounds. There are two good dwell ing houses on tho
PREMISES and all other necessary buildings for farm,
In GOOD order.
The above land is surpassed In fertility by few If
any, In this part of the State, and is situated in
pleasant and healthy neighborhood.
Terms accommodating. For further particulars ad-
dress the subscribers, al Henderson, North Carolina
r. w. WYCHE, Executors.
July 23-uf ]. r. WYCHE, ( SAo.usos'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05

FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.-Belween |
and o'clock Tuesday night, small tenement
between Franklin and Main Streets, near the
Old Markei, was nearly consumed BY fire
The inmates escaped by leapins from The win
dows with the exception Of an infant, who was
DESTROYED in the flames. The building was &C.
cuped by DonhaIdt Flcshcorn as restaurant,
and owned by Mr.. Hecker
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers. on Sunday, the
III 9Th August, Negro Man named GEORGE Inc
said lave Is about 81 years of age black about feet
nchrs high weighs about $50 pounds, has good teeth
and round and likely face. lie was purchased ~ Il;
II. Dickinson Brothers Auction Room, on me 81 oi
March last from Messrs. Mner Keen, OF Putsyiva-
mia Court house lie was purchased by them NJ 4 K
in Rockingham, N. c., and he will in all probability
make for that place, as he ran OIL last april ana WAS
taken up on his way there, al Amelia Conrt-house.-
The person TIA, took him up that OCCASION shot HIM.
with small shot, the legs, and the shot marks are
very on the hind part, the calves OF his
less We will give $50 for the apprehension aud dell
very of said boy to r. ii. Dickinson and Brother, IN
Richmond Va. IL taken up after this date, and, u Ia
ken up 10 this date will pay S5 for his de-
livery here and the expense of Drinking him TO this
place from where he may be taken up.
KELLY, HUNDLEY & co.