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of his troops, which have suffered much
TO Guadalupe. Your friend. &C."
A letter. from. crednable source, con-
firms all that is said in the above. and on
ly disagrees with it in stating that the city
was carried by assault on the i4th ne
Sun Of Anahuac has il on the 18th. the
heights and forks OF Cha oltePec were car
rled-on the 18th and 18th the city was
bombarded, aud that a par, OF our army
entered on the morning of the 10Th, the
balauce remaining al Chapoltepec.
In regard TO the American loss. the
Picayune says.-As to our loss before the
army entered the city, we have no'h'hg
authentic. We fear this new victory has
not been achieved without great loss Of
life. The Mexican accounts show tha'
active hostilities commenced on the eth,
and we're continued with more or less &C.
tivity until our army took possession ol
the city.
A passenger by the James L. Day IN
forms us that it was reported among the
Mexicans al Vera Cruz, that we lost iIOt
men in killed and wounded, but ne could
trace it to no authentic source. Another
passenger estimates Gen. Scotrs loss at
quarter or a third Of his army.
We now come to what has been looked
for with so much anxiety, the basis upon
which Mr.. Trist and the Mexicans pro-
posed to negociate-from which 1t would
seem that there was no disposition on the
par, of the Mexicans to treat from the first
The propositions are farcical in the ex
IRENE.
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Prime Ward & Co, and drawn 6y>ah en-
inea,. and welt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This cry.
Abnp,. sc tG0 fell dussd lie l!h instant. ana
" ere actually taken up. as We; are inl"rihtu
for the honnr of the drawer. Wehave thought
il prorrr 10 slate iifss publicly. as in times
like tie present the credit -nfiIh strongest
houses is label io be tainted by injurious re-
rOrIs.
Whilst OH This Subject, we may likewise
add. that thus hIneiiher our prominent hili
drawers nor Illy banks. have suffered by The
return OF any bills from Europe. As YET
none hare come back. and AN Intimate knOwl-
edge Of the whole subject euabIes ~ 10 staie
that only aiew small amounts have been
noted abroad Tor non acceptance. New
Orleans Commercial Times.
An Association Of the Geolog lists and Nat
uralisis Of the country have been in Sessiur
in Buston, fur the last Two weeks. Theii
duines are reported III the Atlas. IN con
.,eus.d form. A great amount OF useful anG
interesting facts and speculaiinns are thus
communicated to each oIher, and laid before
Them in pamphlet lurm- The next Heetine
! of The Association is 10 beheld inP hillde!phia
uext September.
Mr.. AgasSlZ, a very DISTINGUISHED udtuTdi-
lists, who has been residing in Boston fol
some time past, has been invited 10 take a
professorship in Harvard College. to be es
tahIlshed upon the munifceuce OF Hon. Alb
bon Lawrence. who lately gave $4,000 fol
purposes Of education in the more practical
sciences.
RAILROADS Notices Of TWO petitions fol
Railroad branches in Vermont are published
-One from Woodstock 20 strike some poin
on the Central Road. and the other frou
PerkinsvilIe, down Black River to strike
some point gu The Sullivan rnad. They hav,
begun 10 talk, as il they weIe in earnest abou
he feasibility aud Importance Of extending
the Massachusetts and Vermont Road e
| Troy either ihroueh Greenfield, from Grout,
corner in Montague. or from Brsr.leboro', u
| cross
By BalJwiu's Survey. only well gradet
common road was recommended from Brat
tleboro.'
STRIKING CoINGIbLNCE.-On Friday
the 9Th ult., the platte Argus" publish
ed in Platte city, at the extreme northwes
of Missouri, placed under It's editorial heat
the following nomination III its larges
type;
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On the same day, at the very momen
when this nomination first made its ap
pearance, Silas Wright was breathing hl'
last an event which shows that the nom
ination was subject TO the decision" "a
another power besides the National Dem
ocratic Convention. - ST Louis New
Era,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-06

vr7r b,ys yeceived nv the packets Patrick Henry, Po
w cahontas and Greenway, ana union hailroad
limo from New York large and choice assortment oil
,he latest STYLES OF SPRING GOODS, which we offer,
at wholesale and reta cheap Tor cash. OF acccpances
in the city. They are in part as follows:
Rich Grenadine and Glasse Plaid and striped SILKS
India Rens and Plain Plaid, Striped aud Fancy SILKS
Super Black and Blue Black Gro de hhine, ram,
Plaid aud Striped ,, cs,
Rich Embroidered Grippe Shawls, Damask shawis
Zephyr Wors,ed, Berage Shawls ana Sca,ls
Fancy Colored Plaid, and Plain Black aipacca
French and Earlston Plaid and Striped Ginshams
French Musins Lawns, Printed Jaccnetts und organ
dies
Black and White Cnghams, Lawns and Prints
Rich Printed Berages and Balzorines
French, English and American rri'1s, Gmes Mp,s,n.
Plaid silk Turtans Roselyn Paids and kobes
Eight cases Irish Linens, comprising every variety IN
Table namask, Napkins uckaback Diapers and Crash
"a, 10 4, and IL superfne and medium Linen Shee'-
Thread ire Laces, Edgngs and Insersngs, Regency and
Robb;n Cambria and Swiss Muslin Insertngs
piack and Fancy coored Silk Fnges, Furniture Fhnges
Bonnet, Cap, Hat and Neck Rioands, Satin ana Ills
Rich Ss. die Worked Capes and Collars, all prices
Thread Cambria French Lawn and Drapery Musiins
Hair CLOTH ARIEL Royal Buss' Grass Co'h anu '''oe'
Shell hell" Side and Tuck Combs, Buffalo and Brazilian
Combs c;. 80 c.,,on uosa
ades,Kid silk and Lisle Thread Gloves and Mits
Emhroidered Revere and Tape Striped Linen Cam
brio Handkerchiefs .a plaid Gil, u,ndkfs
S mol French Cloths Cassmeres and Doe skins
Fancy Colored Cloths and Cassimeres, for Spring and
cs Sa Grape, camets, Summer Cloths and
super Drape de Etc. SILK Coddingon, Blue and Black
Plain White Striped and Plaid Linen priillng
Heavy Brown Striped and Cotton ranIaioaa Mars..,
Plain and Figured Satin and SILK Vesnes, niaise'e'
Vestngs n, eL..,,,o.
large assortment of the best styles Oh h'elCnu ama
plaid Domestics and Checks, manufactured IN th's
country, and at the lowest prices, for cash;
VALENTINE, RREEDEN CO.,
No. 2i7, Broad Street, sbockos hlii.
March 30-e2aw3w
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March 3l-w4w

SANDS SARsAPARILLA,-The amount
of suffering relieved BY this invaluable p mped
c eTM = Thousands have been restored TO health
by its healing and regeneraling efficacy, VINO sio,
were considered past The reach 9t n Ts%Sd
abundanlly prove 1t has received the entire s p
probation Of many practitioners in this and other eI
and its n rapid g0Sr sea ID The The ses % de- O.
traction or The efforts OF competition. Diseases
which arise from the inquiry OF The blood a, OF
valon Of the humOrs generally such as sc ro
la or kings evil rheumatism and Incipien' sou.'
sail rhcum and other cuiancous diseases, lever
sores internal assesses, istuas, chronic catarrn
alterations of the throat and noslris, painlui al
tec,ions OF the bones chronic inflammation &C.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence o.
Its superior value and efficacy see pamphlets, which
NAV be obtained Of agents gratis ,, -
~ Prepared and sold by A. B. 4 D. SANps, yIug
vlsfs 100 Fulton street, corner Of Wiliam New
Sold also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, man
street Richmond Virginia. and by Druggists senH.any
throughout the United States Price, 81 per So os %
six hnttles for 45. naiA'
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5sy Wv. GOddin. Aucl,r.

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE or.
If OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
'NHE undersigned, acting as the Attorney in
Il TACT OF The heirs al law OF Archelaus
hughes, decd, late Of The City of Richmond
Wi. sell at auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY the 18Th day Of April next, COM
mencing al ~ O'Clock, M all The Rea Estate o.
which The said Hughes died seized and possessed
situated On the South side OF Canal street nd OF the
Basin, and fronting on Canal street and On 10Th
and lllh streets. Upon Canal street there are 7
tenemenis, among which is large Lumber.house
nearly new, all Of which are occupied by good
tenants. The lois on 10Th aud lIlh streets will
be each subdivided into lois fronting on each
Street This property BY lis proximity 10 The Ba-
sin OF inc James River and Kanawha Canal, and
the business ParI Of The city is rendered, in The
estimation of The public, OF great uoiuc
And on The same day upon The premises, COM
meDcins al o'clock, P. NJ, will be sold, that
large and desirable tenement al the corner of
Grace and Sin Streets, lately occupied by the
decedent as residence; also that very hand
some vacant lot adjoining The same. II is
rarely that so much valuable real estate is
offered Tor sale al auction, but as sale is neces.
sary 10 division among The heirs, the property
will be sold without any limit RISE, re ichattrer
TERMS. cash; balance in equal inslalmenis
al one, two and three years, for bonds bearing in
lerest, secured by trust deed.
w. GODDIN, Au'y in fact,
For the heirs al law of A. Hughes, decd
Richmond, 23d March, IS47-l6s
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Ear In Ennstirer

r.,;s Walter D. Leakef All, Sirs, it is a
VI" ',;on which is easily answered. Have you
:, observed that worth hides itself, and must
F' se.,s.d after, while Wanting impotence pro-
~: mvNs itself 10 all the world2 Let me tell you.
i u.ss. who w. D. L. is. He is "every inch a
VIVA ',man " liberal and honorable in all his deal
nth the world, courteous and winning in
,,.nners. firm in purpose, steadfast in his
? a' Democrat OF the first water, and a
Eal ,sb and. Ready" sort OF fellow for hard
'a'a' As for talents, or genius, or profound re-
90 / am no, able 10 say how much or how
la's -, has. But of this am certain-for integ-
x n ;osuslry, and sound judgment, ne has not
y, i any superiors in his profession. What
rl' ,be most brilliant parts, the most necessary
ars lacking; or how long would the safety of
7 ', III be insured if brilliant parts were
|. :. smployed in the public councils 2 "Buck-
- n Wednesdays Enquirer, has hit the mark
s .'ssIy in regard TO the moral character OF Mr;
''s:s This gentleman is model for political
] ants He will, if elected, represent The
,r'-y and the city faithfully. No one expects
eu' - Al more Than This. But have you heard
~ :. onr r;iy Wings are attempting to depreeiaie
~ ~ 40 nnblic es,imalion.7 They say ne is a
I'D ~. y :, -, Whal does that mean7 They say he
s .awothy 10 represen. the Metropolitan Dis, $,
!, in Congress. VIVA! does this means lw,ii
4 r y They want prim, smart, neatly
=. Lei elegant, who vii. sit in his easy Cnair,
:. r., never sir foo, for the peoples sake or ms
;. !, sn remember, gentlemen, you have in
! I. an opponent who will meet your greatest
. II IN The fisld, and show him 10 be your least
q rill see. ~
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THE TWO STARS. a
~ STAR OF THE SOUTH ~
Z ] -lnnt Mr C.LhorN, since he hao--ll1

IA STAR OF THE SOUTH IN
IAtnot Sir. CALHOUN, since he haSAL
rsl.pAs>Ep OK LIBERTY or The rHfss-ana hoS't
will bel-and STAR or THE EAST.
Thrsr two Horses will stand on both sides OF James
INTERNATIONALLY by the leap and insurance US
there are large number OF persons wishing caiis rom
them on bath sides OF the riVer-'o'n "n' ~ ~
derstand, four or ive thousand mares IN sin coan-
ties on each side of James klyrr-tncy WIN s.anu o. 10
particular place long, hut move IN nfeetiohs nlost
wanted promised them lasI yeef 70 .o s, ya q,
unable To comply. This year am IN hopes can.
They viii be at Albemarle April Court, as COM
menrrn,rn, of the season. From what can under
snd there are four or FIVE thousand mares In six coun
10 ,,lane-on each side of James River-walng their
arrival hut they can only serve limited NUMBER. ia
I'm ling they Will re led all except 10 resi- te iii
They will moi he fatigued The leap ana ihsuIdn.e ~
be made low, TO give all chance, anu paI.eu '.
,ho.e uho rent The Horses well, and take some PAINS
do SO, In their travel: -, ,.tor in tho Sonata
,roriJ destroy ronrr-FIvE SrsRs or THE SOUTH.
I'D with Star or the West H. Clay) ong time ago."
p aecamnI Of HIS rs.MrLIsc o. THE CONSTITUTIONS OF
-ur i,sfIrp STATES ! now part with Star OF tho
snu,h FOREVER FOREVER, OK AccousT OF HIS
-n.sr,,,o on TuE LisERTr or TINE PRESS wou'd
i've ro srLf star Of The East, Black Dan y wish one
nnre station which shall Star Of the North;
r. me Groves fecreant ohers shall certainly never
have another and shall quit ai'ogs
Their except for myself; aud when get recIean' INC
Ihey shali reject my self ask the people 70 90 ~
CLEMENT RUSH DE LA FONTAiNE,
Afier his martyred ancestors oil france-haise1 -
! the minions flhe Pope of Rome.
p g. The Democratic press throughout ne sya
~, J,tos al Washington parlicuar'y-anc Ine NJ
| press all who think proper, nto R41 r'
| shall not pay them.
| .D.,,xt WrssrEH-l am fesriui no ~onia no
| snou. Nosrn, SOUTH, EAsr on Wrsr.-oi eon.-'
80 l., no danger Of his ever being elected rIesi0en
| nor Sir. Clay, mol Nj CanouI "
March so-caaw2w& iaYtlssluly
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FoR TaE ENQUIRER.
op,r CHARACTER IN CANDIDATES.
VIZ -, I1I.fa-s nfIhI HHin.


.op,1 CHARACTER IN CANDIDATES.
To The Editorsofihe HhiS:
Gentlemen: There is somewhat that can
!, !, q respecting in The ,oae OF your paragraph
!. wcsk on my article in the Enquirer, addressed
~ friends Of Mr.. Calhoun and urging them
-a,e ior Mr.. w. ID. Leake, chiefly because Of
soosr;or moral character. Be assured, that
~ sinsinua,ion," as you are pleased 10 call
II MIR. roas injustice, there is no man who
b ,sgr. j. halt 50 much as | shall-nor would
T. he swler in making a,onement. Be as
[.:,t alsc lha, any aspiran; OF any party, to
',,u, nv remarks are applicable, is most well
~ 10 take them 10 himself. They were meant
|. ~ such-now or hereafter. They embody
/ oil expressed thought OF my whole liie-ex'
[.,sed 10 print more than 20 years ago, and they
N govern my course at The polls as long as |
+ Whether the dissipa,ed candidate be Wing
Dsmocra,-Trosre Iyriusre-l shall always
hon NV counirymen, OF all parties, TO refuse
h he'll support, and 10 uphold and promote
n who is OF an opposite character. II my
D9isouei shaft, passing by" Mr.. B., "struck an
Is. Congressional candidate" who really de-
rei Inc censures which you are pleased to
sm personalities implied in my praises of MIR.
|ass-it is with all my heart. l mean to stand
All, live or die, by the maxim in that Enquirer
Ecle-lha, "Fal the foremost requisite in can
Fac for public Office is, or ought 10 be, MORAL
am sure you, Messrs. Edi-
s and many OF your party, will not dissent
'm that maxim: though We sometimes differ
dely in our applications OF it.
Yours, very respectfully,
A BUCkSkIN.
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FALL OF VERA CRUZ AND THE CAS-
liLE.-lt appears (says the N. 0. Times) that
Lent Chaddock, of the Ewing, was exceedingly
sailous 10 remain TO witness the fall OF Vera
:1az, and the triumph Of our arms-to be in al
y death. in toxhunting parlance, but he was told
wen. Scott, as we hear, that he would have time
\ 60 10 New Orleans aud return ,hither, before
! event happened. Hence We conclude that
ae siege will last some short time longer than was
u dra supposed.
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SALE OF LAND IN HENRIco.
- d MN l.

BALE VI LAND In HENRICO,
DURSUANT 10 The provsic as OF a Deed Of
/ Trust, executed by Frederick Bergmanp,
and recorded IN The Clerks Office OF The County
Court VI Henrico the subscriber, who is thereby
appointed Trustee, will proceed, on The oath oay
OF April, al II o'clock, NJ, 10 sell upon The pre-
misses The properly conveyed by said deed viz
fifty acres OF land lying in said county, and
within two or three miles OF lSe City OF Rich
mond, upon the Williamsburg Road, Tor cash as
10 one-ha!i the purchase money, and upon cre-
dit Of SIX months as To the remainder, taking
bond and security for the deferred payment and
reserving lille until the same is paid
The title TO said property is believed 10 be un.
exceponabe; but The subscriber, selling as
Trustee, will convey cnly The title vested in him
By The deed Aforesaid.
WM. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
March 1O-dIm
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INTERNAL APPLICATIONS, however
successful in particular diseases, have generally
proved Intellectual in the case Of PILES; Ut.
Upham's Electuary, an INTERNAL RENE.
by, stands pre-eminent for efecually curing TINS
distressing complaint. ..
Sold wholesale and retail, by WAR q
KErcHAM, l2l Fulton street, New York. Z.
JOHNSTON, Main street, Richmond rTice
81 bottle. Mareho
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens eff Virgjnia

a N Act, passed by the General ssen.bly OF Vir-
a ginia, on The 2OIh March, ls47, entitled ian
actto facilitate The construction of an Electric Te-
egraph line on the great Northern and Southern
mail route" requires that in certain cun,n-
sency The option 10 furnish The funds necessary
10 build line OF Morses Electro Magnetic Tele-
graph along or parallel 10 The line OF The respec.
live railroads. on said route shall be offered 10
the citizens OF Virginia.
Now, the said contingency having occurred,
the option 10 furnish The funds as aforesaid is
hereby offered 10 The citizens of Virginia. The
terms on which said funds are 10 be invested,
may be ascerlained by application 10 CHAs. F.
OSBORNE. Esq, Of The city Of Richmond or the
undersigned, at the city of Washington, both OF
whom will receive subscriptions in sums mol less
than $50. AMOS KENDALL.
Agent for Sam'l F. 3. Morse
April 2-c2wd6lt and Associates.
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Boarding and Day school.

Mrs. CHARLES II. HYDE would inform
lfl her friends aud The public generally, that
she will resume the duties Of her School The first
OF April. The same branches taught as hereto.
fore, viz Spelling, Reading Wiring, Geography,
Arithmetic, History, and Grammar.
Terms, for Elementary studies, SO per quarter.
:" tor all other branches 81 per quarter
MUSIC.-H Having engaged competent teach
er, those wishing TO do so can take Music lessons.
Terms, for Music and use OF Piano, $50 Tor ten
months.
BOARDING.-Mrs. HYDE will also be glad
to accommodate six or eight young girls as board
ers in her family, her residence being convenien,
10 all The principal Schools, should The parents
prefer their attending other than hers. She hopes
10 merit share of patronage by great attention
10 their morals as we'll as their personal comfort
Terms. for Board and Washing, $50 for len
months.
Rete,cnces-James Bosher, Thomas II. Ellis,
Elder James Henshall, Col Charles s. Morgan,
and Thomas d. Quarles.
Apply al her residence, on Cary Street, be-
tween lst and Foushee. March 26-c4t
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A, a general meeting Of the Pilots Of Virginia,
! ened a, Ashland Hall, yesterday at 10 o'clock,
~, (says the Norfolk Beacon OF Friday Capt.
5 Falherly was unanimously appointed Agent
ne cities of Norfolk and Richmond, TO grant
o Licenses for coasting vessels, &c, as con-
Plated by The late act OF the Legislature. The
ing, we learn, was full one, and the mos'
rec, harmony characterized all its proceed
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For he ENQUIRER.

For The Enquirer.
GUM SPRING, TO THE RESCUE!
The Democrats Of Gum Spring precinct, in
county OF Louisa, are requested 10 NEE! a, K.
Isbelps Store, on Saturday, April 10Th, 10 take
% consideration the propriely Of sending dele
,es to County Convention, 10 be held al The
,sr, House on April court day, for the purpose
selecting Democratic candidate for the coun-
A iuil attendance is desired, as il is indis-
,psable 10 success that we should organize at
ice. The remaining precincts in the county
|. nsreby respectfully invited and urged 10 send
eeaes 10 NEE, US in convention al April court
|; lie people at the precincts appoint their own
tsass, give TO every Democrat an opportuni-
% participate in the selection through his re-
Fssnialive and We shall once more presen, an
.yided iron, To the common enemy. From
/ ,nmuluary proceedings at last court-the
(rcipaion Of Wings in Democratic meeting
[xe can have no expression which will be sa-
|.auory TO The great bulk of the party through
|aisgency. MANY VOIERS.
ii ouisa March 25th,
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RICHMOND, April 5.h, lS47.

RICHMOND, April OH, 1871.
Gentlemen: Your polite mole, conveying 10 me
Intelligence that my Republican friends, al a
zen! meeting, had nominated me unanimously
The candidate OF the party to represent them in
ueu Legislature of Virginia" has been Just
csyed, and hasten 10 answer it, that no delay
Is tie occasioned, by my silence, in selecting a
n.idae who will at once take the field.
TIE determination expressed 10 many Of my
publican friends, and to committee who wait
apon me during the past week, remains an-
sed. My engagements, at This particular
nod, both private and professional, imperious,,
olbd my acceptance Of the nomination. l
g Jon will believe, however, that am none the
J, sensible Of the Aaltering and undeserved kind
IS Of my Democratic friends, displayed in thus
adsrrp me. as token of their confidence, this
and offer them very sincerely my
for the compliment, and re-
Anthem oDedient servant,
To Messrs. Geo. w. Toler, Thos. L. Beazley
d Thos. Richie, Jr., committee.
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Richardson 81 Co,

No. 63 MAIN REET,
lave commenced receiving, and by various
LII arrivals will shortly have in store, large
and general assortment Of
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Their stock this season will embrace an unu-
sua variety of articles for the use of ladies and
gentlemen, together with the coarser kinds of Fo.
reign and Domestic Goods usually found in a
wholesale store. They are offered 10 merchants
from The country on very reasonable terms.
March Is, lS47-dIw&c2w.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

RICHMOND, April 5, ls47.
~ W. CRuar, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir: Alta meeting OF the joint committees
The Democratic party of the city OF Richmond,
d on the evening OF The Sd inst, you were una
nousy selected as the candidate OF said party
represent them in the next Legislature OF Viz
ia-and the undersigned were appointed TO
N YOU thereof, and 10 solicit your acceptance
ns same. Yours respectfully,
GEORGE w. TOLER,
THOS. l.. BEAZLEY,
THOS. RITCHlE, II
Committee.
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s,o,,,rnissiom FSusiness i.

THE subscriber offers his services 10 The pat
rons Of the late firm, and 10 the public gene,
rally, for the sale of Tobacco, Flour, w heat ana
Corn, promising his best efforts TO promote the IN
,eresis of all who may favor him win conslgn-
T+FOR HIRE-A BOY about Is years, oil
age, a good Dining Room Servant, OF good cna-
racer and disposition. ,,
April 6-c3t ). y. bLhia'
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.iap-Iat,,s OFFICE,
MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Rlcnxcso, March 30, ls47
nv THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN
nIcTpJcT OF VIRGINIA..

.ropcr u FLANDERS, master of the Br!s Kew
T. rr.ohoS 49,: Jnhn * Cushing Is owner, as VOL
s..yf =. for the said Cushing, the owner Of me
..id ar~ end also Tor the crew thereof having MED
,ine ol rs,s.o District Of Virginia, against the
,Ur Wares and m.rehandzc found on ooaIa The brig
GO soos s,nr floating On br nirh seas aste 10 be dsIe
et puos ne hs'ssy ,n, .s s
saa of,hr goods wcre- and nero handse me n
ran " ssd libel or G. mplaH ail 4 which st ihe
,,os ,sue brl or eom.air. sere on hoard Inc sat
Brs Krsirs. under haishe', lying ~ lanes nvei,
~ ~. aid district Court, at Richmond, which day
-, Tor the nearing OF the .eid cause
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