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1854 From Salisbury, by Brenge's Ferry Troy As miles
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back, once week
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miles and back, once week
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week
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back, once a week
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sls2 From Earlesvie, Limestone Spring, miles
back, once week
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back, week
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14

IN CHANCERY.-EIRGisi.:- n Court Of Mont
Session. held for the county Of Louisa. nj II. tee
house thereof on Monday, III. l2th day Of Apr, ~
John Carpenter, William Armstrong aud safss /.
wife, formerly Sarah Carpenter, William Hum.hr'
and Fanny his wife, formerly Fanny Carpenter, fl
F. Carpenter. Marshall W. Carpenter, Burton \. =.
penier, Milton II. Carpenter and Sophia %. ca'pen .
infant children Of Matthew Carpenter, ceceasrd,
sue by Harriet f. Carpenter, their next friend, Ns''
&. Carpenter and Robert ID. Carpenter, Plshul''
against
Claiborne Carpenter, in his own right, and as AZ
Distrator OF Ndthaniri Carpenter, deceased, LsHh
Carpenter. Fayette ID. Carpenter, Walker tafpeIc,
Mildred Carpenter, James :. Carpenter, Whiaa1 -
penter Mary Jane Carpenter. Anderson b. Cs2ser. y.
Anne Lewis, formerly Anne Carpenter, naihnhie ~.
borne CARPENTER Joseph Carpenter, aud Tandy Ia.
DeiendsnJ
| The defendants Fayeue D. Carpenter. CIaborhet I
renirr Walker Carpenter, Mildred Carpenter, !aa'
(. Csrp~nier, William Carpenter, Mary Jane Cafpess
| Anderson B. Carpenter, Anne Lewis, formerly ~.
carpenter Nathaniel Claiborne Carpenter, and Ia
Gillan no, having entered their appearance ard s'
security according 10 law and the rules of tbs Cs,
they are no, inhabitants Of this State, The no0a
the plaintiffs By their Attorney II is ordered maj iae
last named defendants Go appear before The jEf -
our said County Court Of Louisa, al The CoufH..,
thereof on the rst day OF July Court next and as,
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of THIS CSC
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pusiisnec
city of Richmond for two months sucesssive'y
ed al the front door ofte Courthouse al TINS eoeS"
some Court day. A Copy-Teste,
April o3-cE2m JOHN HUNTER, y =
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go, ,,,ls,e,and has euccesdea in mainsainlnS eA
COLLEEN, disc;p,nr ard suboidinalion in his large
force. No rubbelies, no devastation or ou'iese
OF any sort have marked The course OF ms "l
The houses on The roadside were lei! uha'sui o,ai
the cattle and provisions oi The rec! iaillle's ~.
hide stock oil merchandise III Inc sloies
he dacanlcts in the grog shops, or The return VI
,he ounsrs-w hu fed nj he approach Of Tic army
-we,e found jus, rs they were lci', WIN .i,e
single excenion that few Vi the dccanefs were
empiied. r..r,o
The dead Of the enemy al lie eal'le o. oeilo
Gordo were unsripped and undis'uirea " Wv
men The private properly, money JcMehy' ~,
OF lie officers, were all delivered over 10 me ~
Drpaumcnt To be sent 10 the friends OF lhe uece"s
Oh officers. There was not single case Vi TOD
berry complained ii ~ any OF the pfisoneis. ~
was whispered among The soldiers thal IN le'iio'-
inc Santa Annals specie chests into gu. camp o''e
oil them did accidentally la! rather 'ioeh.y w d
rock, and few castings rolled our; "he,he' .ney
were ever picked up, or II plcRed UP, u 'hey csei
cot back into Santa Annals pocket, was never as
ca-,;nrd or particularly inquired into.
,rhe Mcxicans are iaroraby impressed towards
On Sro,t wbn has treated them with great Kind
moss and mani Sled respect for their religion
and lhei, cus;urus from which very beneficial re-
suits will no doubt be experienced.
no PROSPECT or rEiCE.
There is Ito reason, however, 10 believe thal lie
vicrory u Cerro G.,ido will bring Us any nearer
10 peace than We were before. The war IS not
unpopular with The mass Of The alcSicans. They
Lave suffered none Of its houo's. Besides the
contio!iipg spiti's Of he county, keep up the
war spirit, knowing that il The country is occu-
pied by the United States, they viii lose their Of
fees ani their influence. L. is believed 10y Gene
"a. .cu,i, and The officers with him. that II VIII De
necessary IN cccupv lac whole eouniry This ne
thinks can lie easily done. VI ilh 20. 900 men he
will march to The capital, lake possession oil Tie
Government, disam The people, establish Pro-
yisional Government under the authority OF ne
United States, and delray lis expenses from the
customs and mines, The chief source Of revenue
in Mexico. Without This force, General Scoll
will not be able 10 move with safely 10 his COM
muncalions beyond Jalapa. He will have 10
occupy The Orzaba road, 10 prevent Inc enemy
operating against his rear from that position.
Having arrived in The Terra Templada and en-
eamped in perfectly healthy position, he will no
doubt wal, Tor reiniorcemens before he pushes
farther at least than Peroie, the next point Vi al
tack.
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GENERAL PILLOW bas won

! GENERAL PILLOW has won great re,n
ton By his heroic conduct a, the ba!lle Of ~
Gordo His bearing was That Of brave al.
and skiiful commander, and he led his IN. !
among the storm OF bullets like man wbo
the front rank 10 the fight to be The proper n.
for leader. He has riumphaniy rcbpksre - -
enemies of the Administration, who haze :. y 7
bis appointment as Major General topic 81 10y
lilical attack. ~
|, is in The same spiri, that the PROMOTE, !,
Cushing-the only Brigadieroi Volunteers n -. :.
vice from The Eastern Siates-is sneered >, =
Wings who pronounce it 10 be piece Of ,r !,
in Alr. Polk not 10 maze Brisadier Of I.5. ~
Watson Webb. = NoJlie Register,
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To Tie Editors Of tie Enauirsr:

To the Editors ofti Enquirer:
LYscHBuaG, May 10, l647.
The sheriffs from The dfferen, counties in this
dis,ric, met last Friday al Campbell G. H.. in
order 10 make out their return for this district,
and, understand, found an error in the addition
Of Bocock's vote at one precinct in this county,
which reduces his majority TO three: his brin--
ing The difference SO close, and The sherfs, I'M
derstand, with The exception OF only one, being
all Wings, have put their heads 10 work 10 lfy
and give Irving The Teturn: for This purpose they
have adjourned 10 the l7,h, tina. they may 90
home examine The polls and see if there Can be
found any double voting, or any other error 10 Go
This. Where these officers get their authority for
any such proceeding am al loss 10 find.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-14

THE RAILROAD TO THE OHIO.-The
Committee oil the Railroad Company, who visit
ed Wheeling, have returned 10 Baltimore. We
understand they were fayorably received BY the
authorities and people Of Wheeling, and we're al
so waited upon BY delegation from Ohio, in re-
spect to the western that State
We DO not learn that any definite arrangement
was concluded with Wheeling; buiihat although
the differences upon the points in discussion were
no, in all respects insuperablc it became Decessa
~ previous 10 final conclusion, 10 ascertain The
cost and expense ofthe rou'es approaching Wheel
ing, and TO revise the estimates OF the Engineers.
-Furlher negotiations must therefore await the
result Of such revision Baltimore Patriot.
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TN CHANCERY-vraGIsrA: AT Rules held u
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chanea!
the Richmond Circuit, the 7th cay OF April -.
Horace l.. Kent, rA''~
against ,.o,a,s,
Micah Baldwin, Deieas
The defendant above named no, having sn nv N.
appearance and given security, according 70 s ~
Assembly and the rules IL this Court ana
by satisfactory evidence that he i mol an s,,s
this Com nonwealth, /; Is ordered, ths, me ss
ant do appear at The rules 10 be held for me
on the first Monday in June nett, and an,S. M
OF the painrf; and that copy Of this oice, =, Z
with Inserted 10 some newspaper ploiisae. -cr,s.
,hs from, door ofthe Capitol In the said CITY
- A Copy-Tesic, .r, ~
April I5-ew2m
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i'OE.I'R Y.
BIRTH DAY FLOWERS.
nv ii IT TuCXERMAN.

b1 Ii. . lISh6ahakNs
Go-whisper 10 the gentle one
All that our hearts would 50, -
We emb!ems of the tundesl es
That crown her life to-day!
Tell her, pale Lily, as thy lea'es
Benign protection yield,
So would our love around her cast
A broad and verdanl shield:
Breathe prophecies OF happy years,
Thou sweet and biushins Rose
Years fragrant with as pure deligal
As from ;hy cha!ice flows:
And thou, meek Violet, appeal
Unto her suilelcss heart,
And with thy quiet ioveilaess
Celestial dreams impart.
Interpret thus her destiny,
Whose gifts OF kindred birth
Lend sweetness 10 our daily lille
And beauty TO the earth;
A blooming garland softly rest
Upon her modest brow,
And NAV the dew-drops ne'er e1hale,
That sparkle on il now
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The low. postage system seems TO be oper.,,.
with the most decided success. A compariscn !.
the receipts al fify-fve OF the principal of6css;.
The Union, during the quarter ending on The a..
OF March, l847, with The receipts at The sa me- :,
fees during the corresponding period 10 las
shows an increase otthe revenues Of the Dsps,,
ment Of little over seventeen per cent. The =
crease was greatest al the Philadelphia Office :.
receipts OF the first quarter in l547 having e1c,,-
ed those OF The first three months in 1886 ID i,
amount OF S3,797 The next Office on The H. !,
Baltimore, al which the increase was S3,llS
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THE LATE GEORGE c. DRoMGooLE

THE LATE GEORGE g. DROMGOOLE.
Not oniy in Virginia, bu; Throughout, our
whole country, the solemn lidings OF The death OF
this distinguished statesman have been received
with the deepest regret. The n. Y. Globe pays
The following well.meritcd tribute 10 the memory
Of this brilliant light, whose name will ever s'ant
enrolled with The first OF vrsinias sons:
THE LATE GEN. DRoM0ooLE.-In the death Of
This distinguished Representative IN Congress,
there has gone out, forever, one OF The most bril-
liam, lishis Of Republican Virginia and The great
and liberal party al progress and benevolent
movement his los one, II nj the FIRST, among lis
ardent and jealous supporters and advocates. II
Gen. Dromgooe had faul!s-it he was not al
ways JUS, 10 himself, and was his own greatest
enemy-we cannot al such lime bring them up
tor review or remark, further Than TO express The
hone that they may serve as warning examples
10 other men OF exalted genius and surprising
abilities. Gen. Dromeooe, besides being occa-
sionav one OF the greatest men IN The House OF
REPRESENTATIVES was, in a social position, ia be-
yonJ the possession OF competency OF The worlds
wealth. His house was ever open; his table
ever spread for all corners; his hand and heart
ever "open as the day 10 melting charity"
George G. Dromgoole, The descendant from an
Irish stock, carried WlInlH IFS ucSoul al lIi>h
heart: citizen and native OF Virginia, he was
in very truth one oi Natures nobiemen, and his
hospitality and his benevoence were OF the most
enlarged and comprehensive character. During
long and active career as public man. in
times very frequently when The Pollica faith Of
those who were thought 10 be the bodies; and the
bravesl was not only ben! but broken, Gen. Drom-
cooe never waveied or vasciilatedi ne was ever
firm, sincere, ardent and man at all lines 10 be
relied upon and trusted with the interest and ho
nor Of The Democratic party. During The admin
isralions OF General Jackson and Mr.. Van b.
rem. Gen. Dromsooe was prop aud pillar Of
the true political faith, and he continued 10 up
hold The cardinal principles and 10 promote Inc
saluary measures If Tie present able and oTiho-
dox Administration When such man is call
ed away from his enlarged sphere OF useful and
honorable labor, not only the party 10 which in
life he was attached, but The people are called up
on 10 mourn. Such men are no! SO plentiful that
one can be spared without rervading sentiment
o. profound sorrow Virginia and The Union
may both regret The death OF one OF the most able
anu practical Legislators ha ever rendered valu-
able service 10 either.
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TAYLOR AND His GENERALS
Mcssrs DIinher & Morris have sent us new
work containing sketches Of The lives Of Taylor
and the Generals who have served with HIM
Scott, Worth, Wool Twiess. The book is il
Illustrated with engravings and costs only p cents.
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SANTA ANNA.-The New Orleans Courier
Of The Alb inst. says: 1--WE hear lha, elter from
Vera Cruz under date OF the sd uli., received BY
a respectable Spanish gentleman Of This city,
conveys The information that Santa Anna has
been shot He is supposed, in the statement OF
that lcuer, 10 have been executed by taras' par
", aided b. the friends vi such generals as in
his dc:alorial power he had ordered 10 be incar-
ceraled in Vera Cruz, in consequence Of certain
plans Of operations which they had suggested Tor
The campaign, and which lie had con;umeliousy
Iepulsed.
"This piece of information We give 10 our rea-
der> ~ e authority Of report. Though similar
runners have heretofore been put in circulation
upon no hsl-r ground, this may, however, even
iually Prove correct. The 'a'e conduct OF The
Mexican archbragsart, before the army Of peo-
ne wi,,n he, maliciously accuses oil vandalism
and baisaiiy, The dasrardly spirit which suggest
cd his asv add ignominans flight, the cnvious
dcsro,i>m which he exercises over the most pop
ular and sKiuul OF his brother generals are 50
many uneTriag indications Of his probable fate !"
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OUR DISTRICT.-The Sherifs from the
differen, counties in this Congressional District
met, on Friday last, al Campbell Court House,
when, on examination OF the polls, the vote stood
foIIoue.
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Ilving's mai

We believe Mr.. Bocock has not received the
certificate. The Sheriffs have adjourned 10 the
l7lh instant, on account of iBfornaity in some
Of The polls, and 10 ascertain facts in relation 10
double voting .-[LynetbArg Vugin,an, A1oy 10.
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The commissioners 10 receive subscriptions for
Stock in the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company, in this city, are frequently applied 10
b. The friends Of the improvement ii The country.
for information as 10 VIVA, fas been and may vet
be done. The country is waiting 10 see what the
city will DO. Whether more may no, be expect
ed of it han is property its share is not The ques
ton One hing is asceriained, that The enier.
prise will be abandoned II The citizens Of Rich
mond he no, proopi AMI liberali in their subscrip-
lions
The improvement, is certainly oae of grea,
value 10 both town and county, as has been sui
hciently shown on former occasions. The char
ter is one OF the most liberal that has at any time
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[From The y. 0. Times, Nay IL
VERA CRUZ.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.

Il
| By The schr. Planter, oil whose arrival we have
maize noie in another column. some numbers oil
the American Eagle came 10 hand, which con-
| tain a few Interesting items regarding the army.
| We give the following from the Eagle Of the 22i
| uimo.
There were several arrivals from The army
Yesterday. which sill remained in The neighhor-
hood OF The battle field. Nothing further Of i'm
porauce could be ici',d, exccp The coniirma-
| ion 81 rccen; events, and scmc specnlalions in
regard 10 the iniulr.
| 4 is thought that SANTA Anna will endeavor 10
make another slant al Il pass On The other side OF
Jaara, bat we scarcely think him fool or mad
| man enough Ia so So II is said he had his car
rage ready huised before Inc battle, an; his bag
gage ready packed-bu whether this was done TO
fe.Iea, or 10 come on TO Vera Cruz with, We are
| not Uniformed.
| We understand that our troops passed the re-
| ioutiable Ampudia in their pursuit OF Santa
Anna The last named worthy must have raised
something OF dust by HE hoofs Of his horses in
his efforts 10 save that precious life OF his. II is
said lha, some three or !our Of our cavalry, who
were short distance behind those vino were in
pursuit, espied Ampajia al distance from The
road, surrounded by large staff Our men, on
recognizing the CoHque,0r, halloed 10 their CON-
radcs, but found il impossible 10 make them hear,
/
Of all What would they have caught in taking
him, might We venture 10 ASK We will also
answer: A mask that has no wearer bag O!
wind that is filled 10 bursting; and, what is worse
than all, thing that possesses as litle stability
as an ,gnis fatiss.
The following lel,e. is published in the Tampi-
co Sentinel:
CAecEL SANTIAGO, Mexico, April I'd, iSl7
Messrs EioTs-Bv freud, who is going 10
Tampico have just a momen, to write. The
object u my writing is 10 call year attention,
and through you ne attention Of he comman-
ders Of our army, % this TACT: b. publication
tion recently made ~ Gen. Santa Anna, he de-
cares that he has agreed with Gen. Tavlor ior
our exchange. From this publication Gen. Scot.
viii be led 10 believe that we are al libcfly ana
with General Taylor, and The later that we are
with he former, when in fact are sill here in
prison w;i,e merely 10 advise you that The
Mexicans are acting in bad faith W. are con-
fined in the pcnl,enliary, where they ccntine Tor
punishment criminals II all kinds.
The health oi our party, except Maj. Gaines,
who is Improving is good. The men are gene
rally in good health.
By calling the attention o! our authorities 10
the above you will confer an obligation on your
coun,rymen.
Respectfully. c. c. DANLEY.
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The Lyncbburg vireiuian. Wing. saws

THE WYTHE DISTRICT.-Well, we
believe after all that Colonel Nc NJ ulen is 10 have
the honor OF representing the Wythe District.
We learn that on the tare of the polls he had
plurality OF TWO votes over Mr.. Fullon."
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rycHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA

EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
The following persons compose the DifeciIc
o. The Exchange Bank Of Virginia for The ens'
ing year, viz:
BANK AT NORFOLK.
BIZ The Stockholders. BIZ tie E1ecutive.
VIM. w. SHARP William Dey,
VIM. |. HARDY. Chas. H. Shield,
Richd Dickson, VIM. w. Lamb,
F. w. Sou,hsate, Z. Z. Robinson.
Alex'r Bell.
OFFICE AT RICHMOND.
J. C. Hobson, VIM. B. Hamilton,
Thos. NJ. Smith, Jas. M. Wickham,
J. L. Bacon, Dan1 n. London.
B. w Richardson.
AT PETERSBURG.
Geo. w. Boiling, jordan Branch,
Wnl. Z. Hinton, jos. +. Cox,
Chas. Kent, Ii. b. Gaines.
C. F. Fisher.
AT GAINESVILLE.
r. w. Venable, 5. w. Winbush,
W. Jeler, J. Addison,
r. Y OVERLY, Wm Amiss.
C. A. Williams.
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Making Dromgoole's majority

MaKlhg DIOMgOOIts WdJUIIIy II
The absent Sherifs WILL we learn, meet OF
Monday next, and there is no doubt that the ceT
t6cale OF election will be issued in favor OF lh'
lamenIed Dromgoole.
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THE ENQUIRER
wednesday Morning, May IL, ls47.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

INTERESTING CUbhEoi WV
Al The las, session OF the Virginia Legislature,
it will be .ccoecled tina, resolutions were adopted
condemning in decided terms the "Wilmos FRO,
vso." Copies OF these resolutions were directed
10 b. enclosed TO The Governors OF The several
States, 10 be laid before their respective Les'sia'
lures. In the performance OF this duly, the lol-
lowing correspondence has taken place E, between a
Gov Smith Of Virginia and Gov. a. u. Brown
OF Mississippi. Gov Browns letter oIea'hes the
uue Southern spirit and will meet with hearty y,
response. On This subject the whole South VIII
be united. r
Richmond, March 10, lo47.
Sla: respectfully communicate Inc accom- e. ~
panying preamble and resolutions adopted BY The
General Assembly OF Virginia on The Sth instant,
and rrques, hal you will lay the same before The
Legislature Of your Stale. ,
WIN. SMITH.
His Exccllepcv. Governor OF Miss.
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P. ROBERTS, CE

IN HANCERY-EipGiSIA AT Rules held II e
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chanc.'y &
the Richmond Circuit the slh day Of April is;7
Alexander Grant. Jrnicy and Hamilton A. Cf-n,b.s
acting Trustees for Julia A. Green the wife n B.
jamin W Green, Plaintiff
against
William Bobson and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered
appearance and given security, according To the ad
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and ii appears
by satisfactory evidence thai lie is no, an inbabaa'
this Common eah, II is ordered, that the said driet.
do appear the rules 10 be held for the said Gov
on the fr,t Monday in June next, and answer me
Of the Plaintiffs aud that copy Of this order se tor
with inserted in newspaper published In the q
OF Richmond for months succ@ssvely and posted
the front door OF the Capitol in said city -.
A Copy. Tes,e, I. ROBERTS, OK
April I5-cwam
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Bollins's majority.

Bollins's majority,
The Sherifs from Mecklenburg and Anne
liza were not present, but the following may
be positirsly set down as Dromgoole's ma.
jorities in those counties:
Mecklenburs l54
Amelia IA