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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19
Ne WAREHOUSE or
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NJ, 90 DAzssTREEsp'NEsyY RK.
LEE, JUBSOlV q. ZEE.

Mp, 90 CEDAR bf' RkH1if'h' NXlly x o yslI.
LEE, JUDSOT i LEE,
(LATE LEE & JL7DSON) ''sl
Occupy Ahe spacious FIVE STORY
WAIEH0 USE, No. SO CEDAR STREET
-A The wiioLk IL whicIii Is devoted 10 ihe ex
hibition and sale Of Tie sINciF ARridLr 4
\ ssssl PRINTED LIC0ES. 's'' s.
Their present Stock consisls of nearly
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES. Elm.
bracing some THOUSANDS ofdlIerepi pat-
terms and colofings, and comprising every
thing desirable in the line, FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC. ssdja, sSsi
aa All ofiwhch are offered for sale for cash,
o. satisfactory credit, at,he LOWEST PRICES.
|by the sax lgaae sangS .usf
+ piece or Package.
New Styles arc received, almost every day
and many Of them are gol up for our own
sales, and moi 10 be found elsswhcfcA Sil
| 0rPrnted lists cf prices, corrected from
day 10 day, With every variation ofshe mars
|ket, and are placed il the hands Of buyers.
Merchants will be sbeio form some idea
Of tho extent and variety ofour assortmenSi
.uhen we state, that the value Of our usual
stock Of this 3 } Y 3 ''sl1si N 90
','S'' Z, 6 s' o'E Il Aln 81 riIcLE
asos is satl Il. least twice the 'f'f'
value ofihs entire sieck Of dry goods usual
y kept by our largest wholesale jobbers, Ms
This fact, together with the fact, ,ha, our
means and our ai,entioEs snstead Of being d-
sivided among a vast variety ofagiicles, ard
devoted wholly 10 oNH, will render The adsan-
tages which, we can offer 70 dealers perfectly
obvious; and H. shall be coar care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet win
any disappointment. '1g
Our assortment iscomplete al all seasons
ofthe year. ord si.s 1901 ~ ssYf; fli, 4
4lppui Vi Lee, Juds0s 8r Lee,
p. s.-B ri LEE, fofmony ofthe
firm of Lord & Lees, and late seinior part
her IN tho original firm Of Lee ~ Brewster,
from which connection he withdrew SOME
lime ago, and has resumed business il conl
nection with Messrs Lee snd gudson. under
The firm Of LEE, JBDS0N 4. LEE, and he !
ventures 10 assure lislfiiends andtiie publicly
that the new firm will maintain the same pre- !
suinencc mathis branch OF tine iradcy whchI
formerly lydistinguished the otheftWoihquses
70 which he belonged edi n isd'- lsesl
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-19
, .J,ssticc's Bla,,ks.iups,

leD and EXECUTIONS; juet. .nrint.d. snd "a,
sufelat this efiics9 Sept la,la27. y btid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
Far The EHgilircr.
TIE
TIE HON. ARCHIBALD ATKINSON.

The HON. AhClll BALI "A hlNSON.
This able representative entered the military
service Of his country in 1874 and in 1878 was
elected 10 The Virginia House oi Delegates, in
which body lie served Tor several years. lie
lken devoted himself 10 The pursuits oi a farmer
and the practice Of The law. In 1927 he again
returned 10 The House Of Delegates, and conlin-
usd there until the new Constitution OF Virginia
was formed He was then elected 10 the Stale
Senate, in which he served ill 1912. during
which year he was elected 10 The House uf Re-
pTeseniatvcS.
Whether in The discharge OF military or civil
trusts. This faithful servant was ever al his post,
and fully prepared 10 defend il with vieor and
ability. During The four years in which he has
served The people Of his congressional district, he
has made no speech and given no vote which
was not prompted by The spirit Of a patriot and
The wisdom oi statesman. Long winded dis
courses never had charm for him lie SPEAKS
seldom and always remembers that the speaker
owes il 10 The House 10 be clear and precise
Whatsoever his hand lakelh 10 DO. he does il
with his might" No dread OF labor ever vet de.
tered him from jealous and laudable efforts Ia
effect any ana every good which his constituents
had RICH, 10 expect. doubl 1.-THE national lie
sislatnre can furnish representative who ha~
moved with an eye more true or a step more firm
than have guided and animated The public course
oil Mr.. Atkinson. The people Of his district will
live Ion. ana do lnnch, before they will eec: an
oher representative 10 surpa.S him in any quail
" which deserves their confidence, and should
animate them 10 renew H.
This is not the hired Offering Of venal scribe,
bnl The homes impulse u a heart always anxious
10 bcstow The praise which merit wins.
JUSTIriA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb'y 1.
TOBACCO There has been some decline
within The stew days We quote luss at 81 80
3 90; common leal, , IS -; middl;ng, 3 50
a co; good and fine, ! SO 10 80.
FLOUR-Sales ats6 25-some ask &c 80.
CORN-Corn IS 10 o0c,s.
OATS-30 Il - cents-n demand.
WHEAT-l20 10 Is c. per bushe
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 50 3 90; nett 5 a u 90, according 10
qualify MrTroS 50 a Si-scarce and IN
demand. Hoes: Live IS So wholesale 81 re.
tail
COTTON-9t 10 cents per 10.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran ~ els; Shorts Is
cents; Brown Siufs 80 cents; ShipSiuis 80 els.
PROvlSloNS.-BAco SmiihGelt ana Civ
Cured, new. cts. Jole> GEMS 6. cts; Hans
10 cls.-od Western Sides, :. a ) CTS ShouI.
ders, =, d, cents. LARD Q a 9.c-scafce aui
wanled
RlCE-New crop I! a Al cents per pound
SALT-Sl so tom wharf; 30 from store.
LlME-I5 ~ c. from vesselslast sales.
COTTON fARNS-RichmonG and Man.
chester (Factoy prices Nos IL II, IS GEMS;
Nos. IL TO is, 10 GEMS
HlSKEY-Bbls. Csc; Lhds - cents.
STOCK MARKET.
Repo,feA IN BereTbu bar, tscen~d Sioeih..o.
Stale sA per crnt. Stock-par value. S;o0Sal--
the payment Of interest nj SiOI! a. lu2.
Corporation per cent. Siuck-par value, sion
sa.rs al SlOll 10 lO2
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed as ne
Star-par value, 500 sales since "a. meni OF ini,ir
al sl0l.
Exchange Rank slock-par value slo0-las sale,
al lOIs l" l0l rs.
Farmers Bank Stock-rar value, Slco-hrli tSsJ
10 "a.
virginia Eank Siock-par vait, s7o--las, sa.s So
Name hester Cotton aud Wool Manufacturing Stock-
par value, Si00-hrld AZ S9J.
Richmond Fire Association Si'oh-par value. So
last sales S29i 10 30
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Iailroai
Sluck-par value, Slu0-in demand II SO
Richmond. Fredericksburg and fo.UIic Certificates
Of nrbt--par value. slGO- S9a 10 ~.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad S,o'h-pai value
slOD-lcld ii So5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

FUT INC EHflHT.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Democrats OF this District! an important duty
devoIves upon US. NJ time is 10 be lost in its exc
culion. Our distinguished Representative having
been elected 10 the u S. Senate, a station he will
fl A with credit 10 himself and honor 10 the Old
Dominion AM Union, we have 10 cast about us
TO see who shall succeed him. We can snow to
our opponents that Hunter is not the only man
we have that can beat them; but, then, II IS ne
cessaIy that we use diligence, energy and prompt
Jude To ensure harmony and concert OF &c
ton, lei every county in the District send dele
gates 10 Convention 10 meet in TappahannocK
on The 4th Thursday in February, (lhe 18th oil Inc
month"; whose duty il shall be 10 select candi
date oi genuine Democratic principles. With
such candidate thus nominated, lei US resolve
TO succeed, and The victory will be ours.
CAT POINT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
RICHMOND THEATRE.

THE public is respectfully informed, ibat this
i Establishment, having been rented for Ii
mied season, by Mr. E.A. MARSHALL, OF the
Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia and IIol-
ldsy S'Tes TheSre, Eam9!e, will open on, On
Under the direction oil the eminent Comedian,
Mr. w. r. BLAKE.
An excellent Company, composed Of many
OF The prominent Performers OF The Northern
Theatres, will appear.
The ORCHESTRA efficient, and The general
arrangements such as j, IS c, nhdenily presumed
will merit The favor Of The public.
II For full particulars, see regular bills and
daily advertisements. Feb |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
FoR THE ENQUIRER.
To Tie Democratic Voters of Spottsylranta.

to IIt DcH1OtTttIL FOItTS y NP'f7
One faithful and worthy representative having
declined reelection, it becomes The duty OF Inc
people Of Spolisyvania 10 elect one 10 represent
them who is competent 10 sustain thal Stand IN Inc
Legislature which our worthy delegate has done.
We would, therefore. recommend CHARLES
YcuNo, man of strong, discriminating mind;
an undertaking and consistent Republican; OF
,'rrn integrity and OF great frrnness; with an in.
du>'ry, energy and application TO business that
never lire in discharge Of duties 10 be performed.
These qualifications render him peculiarly suited
to represent great party. And i elected he will
make faithful Representatives. Bu as nc Is gen
orally known, il is useless IL say more.
Spoltsylvania, JAN 30, lS47. A VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

PATRIOTISM OF MASSACHUSETTS,
WHIGGERY-On Thursday. The House oil
Representatives Of Massachusetts BY vote OF A.
10 1870, refused 10 appropriate $40 600 for The vol
un,eers from that State! Mr.. Cushing (now Co.
lionel Of The RegmenD had made noble speech
in favor OF the measure.
In resisning his seat in The Assembly, he pro
nounced valediclory, IRON which we extract ihe
following Just and eloquent passages;
"Mr. Gushing said that The gallant band Of men,
whom he was abou, IL accompany ~ The seal o.
war; felt, as he did, that turn i, as YOU would, and
in whatever iechnicalities you NIGH! entahse The
question, sill they were The volunteers oi Inc
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
"Under her commission the conunued) We
shall march onward 10 The mountain plains oi
Azecs. We have sworn allegiance 10 her, WIN
the oath Of The hear, not less than o. The iil'>.
That mailed right hand Of her escucheon II is
manus hec in,micG ty,an's-which waves Us on 10
victory Massachusetts men We are, and Nlassa-
chuseils men we will be. We snail not, IN those
far OF regions, forget the green valles and lar
hin sides and bright streams of cur native New
England we shall not forget her hardy, but kind
II nurture; We shall not forget The principles OF
patriotism and Of honor, which we have drunk IN
al this their fountain head, in oar land OF the
pilgrim fathers VI plymouth anu Massachusetts.
We leave behind us those most dear to US in
blood and affection; bnt the vision oil their plea
SAINT faces will pass before our memories in The
siIen, nieh,-waches OF the camp, like The cheer
iul CLEAN OF stars in Inc sky above US; and We
shall know that their prayers ale never ceasing
10 ascend in our behalf like swee, incense 10
Heaven, our safeguard in The hour OF peril and
our consolation in he hourof suffering.
"And whatever may be the Judgment OF the
House upon The question Immediately before
them, if they should arrive al The conviction Tia;
they canno. conscientiously pass it, and they VIII
not reject il without, il The State Legislature
should thus as il were refusc 10 acknowledge rs
in formal manner a. The troops OF the Com
monweallh, still we cannut tear from our beas's
The hope ana In hciiet that every heart in Mas
sachusel;s wi heat with emotions OF pride anu
pleasure, when il shall BE- said, II The close 81!
some we'll fought and hard won field oil balli,,
that the glorious banner oi The Commonwealth
had in our hands borne itself bravey amid ihe
smoke OF the combat and that we had done oar
duty manfuily there in the name aud cause Of thr
Union"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
TINE subscriber respectfully informs the publ,

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the public
i that a, his Butter Store, and also at The Pc
kin Tea Store, No. :, Main ST., will be kept
constant supply OF roll and kes BUTTER (at
wholesale and REALLY throughout the Winter, and
so soon as practicable in the Spring; there will
be supply Of flesh Butter every day from The
dairy throughout The Summer and early part Of
The Fall; and as the subscriber intends giving his
attention principally 10 The Butter business, he
hopes TO be able 10 supply The tables OF Richmond
with good article, and thereby 10 share in the
public patronage. ELLfSoN YERBf,
18th ST., doors South OF Main 81, Richmond
Feb 2=d2is
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The Harmonious

d ESPECTFUI.LY announce 10 lie Ladies
II and Gentlemen Of Richmond that, having
returned from Norfolk and Petersburg. they will
give one Of their original and unique Mus cal
Soirccs, comprising grand Vocal, Instrumental,
Eihiopic aud operate performances. hi, night,
TUESDAY, february ,. 1877, al the Odd Eel
lows Saloon, on which occasion they will have
the honor 10 introduce Qhe FIST time in Rich
mond) new Tragic ard Burlc,'ic Opera.
Doors open a, hall past L. performance Gem
mence AT half past o'clock
g-r Admission IS cents. See small bills.
Eeh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

LATER FROM RIO JANEIRo.-By the
arrival las, evening OF the ship Courier, Captain
wolf, from Rio Janeirc, We have advices 10 Dec
% fsays the New York Tribune.) we learn
from Mr. Cobb, passenger, that the Cai,forn'a
Expedition had LETT Rio about Ihs las! oil Nosem'
her, and lha, number OF the volunteers mao ue-
serted. Some Of them were sIrolling aSoul inc
.t,sels. and others seeking employment. The two
n $ seamen that had been imprisoned were libe,
rated. The brig cambridge was the only United
.s,o,es vessel at Rio, The feisa,e Columbia having
saied on The 81 OF December for The River.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

T.s Psu,ss OF Cot. WATSON. Yesterday
moroins (says the Baltimore Sun OF Feb!l,) The
h-ie G. Il. Rogers was announced below whose
arrival had been hoar!y expected for some days
past. She brought back TO rms ca'y, Leu" mhn ~
-. n.,;,ous 6gh,. where The shot rainsd fast and
with deat:iest effect, Tell cheering his men 10 the
encounter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
Correspondence ., the Baltimore SIM

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 81. 5 p. A.
The large leather reot VIM. Il. Keen & Co..
on Chesnu, street, above Second, waa des'royei
his afternoon by fire. The fancy store OF Ms.
Iavcock, and The flame adjoining, Al The corner
Of Strawberry street. The gable end .! he store
leil against the adjoining house forcing he i'oh:
ont into the street. Lewis Manning, brennan,
was buried beneath the rains, but was Immtcl.
aley taken our, and providenrally escaFed ~'Ih
bul Slight injury. Two others are reported 10 have
been injured.
we're made al from ST 10 ut per barrel, Tor eoct
Pennsylvania brands. Corn meal Was held a.
GA rer barrel.
Sales Of good red wheals were made Al : 81.
per hu>he; corn from 20 10 90 ana cas- 3, ~
hushel r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

From SANTA FE.-Snspieios Of Poisoning he
T,oops-Thr 81. Joseph's (Mo) Gazette con-
tains The following extract of letter from Santa
Fee. The 81. Louis Reveille places no reliance
whatever on The rumor. II says: 1--WE place no
reliance whatever on The runior A city has
never yet been occupied by an invading force
without similar panics being spread. strange
climate, confinement, and lack OF usual COM
iotts, we think, will sufficiently account Tor any
illness which may prevail"
"There is a rumor in this city to-day that the
Spaniards have poisoned the -four and neal used
By the army, which is said 10 be The cause Of 20
many deaths. The poison consists Of some vege
table substance with not enough Strength in ii
10 produce instant death, but just enough 10 de-
range The digestive organs, and prevent medicine
from operating on The system II the rumor
should prove tue. il will be difficult to prevent
acts OF violence true, the wrecbes must die!'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

Exrac, Of letter from a highly respectable
House in Bremen, dated 3lst Dec, 1916:
The crop ofrse and potatoes is decidedly shot
in Germany, and We hardly ever saw prices 81
high. Rye command, I4O $50 groIs wheat $50
lis grots, per bushel. These prices Of bread.
stuiIs operate powerfully against The consumption
OF Injuries and we are decidedly olopinon ihat
tobacco may go lower YET, until crops become
much smaller; although, prices are so low alrea
dy that they hardly now leave any melt proceeds
whatever 10 your planters, who had much better
turn their attention 10 grain, which will probably
have ready sa in Europe Tor some time 10
come yet, all sranares becoming empty lhis
year, Bait American.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
bANCE,s SARSAPARILLA, OR BLOOD PILL
EIk,EY PLLLS Ia q EUAl

bANcE's SARSaPARILLA. OR BLOOD PILL
FIFTY PILLS ~ = Box
Tie Cheapest ana 6,a Mcdic'nc ~ El@fH'
LIVERY person who Is subject 10 Bilious f-frr 'tr
t. pnrfy their blood and system Nv n-ing i"l y 4
S.7RS.7P .7RTLL-7, OK moon FLAs'
Persons afflicted wiih icstlvrnes', sh"rh =. ~
HANCE'S sARSAPARlLf.A, OR BLOOD IiiI-
Young ladies and gentlemen, troubled VIII fihf'e'
the Face. should u: tr
S.sRSAP3RILL.7 OK BL0OD rus
Singing In the Ears relieved by the ,,,
llANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA, OR BLOOD rii@
lIeaiac ha and Giddinrss cured by n-inR the
SAhS7P.4kILL.7, or BLOOD PLLs.
Drowsinrss aud General pcbiiy cured BY 49,.
HANcE'S SARSaPARlILA, OR BLOOD III
Dyspepsia can be cured by using The
S8RSfP7hfLL.7, or BLOOD rms.
ny- Persons who have taken considerable ,"d"a.
mercury, and in consequence have pans IA ~ b'
shonid use freely the
HANCE's sNRsAPARILLA, OR BLOOD rilL
1.r Persons in want Of ii Pill that Is PURIFY ~
bic and II warranted not 10 contain part,et y n'f'
should use the
SARsAPARiLLh. OR BLOOD PILLS
1Jr THE GEtUifE FOR SALE ~ ~
SETH =. HASIE, Toe Baltimore street, and -"
Of Charles and rrstt strrrts, Baltimore.
For sale hy }. p. DUVAL & co. Nc
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond {
SANTOS. Norfolk; G. HElNTISH, y
month"; and G. CORLING 4 co, Peterson.
Feb
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fco,re.p,nJence Of ii, Baltimore sun

NEW ] uhkl JIM 81 I. NJ,
The -four market WAS not qui { 20 active yes
ter,iay Sales OF good Genesee brands were made
al 81 IS to -. Sales 81 Southern brands we're
made al 81 IS Sales .! corn we!e made Al &
O5 10 IL 10 per bushel 4 NJ oats a. IS Cts. Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
FOR RENT.

FOX KENT.
GF6f The Store Room and Cellar adjoining
MsM, Aliens Hotel on Franklin Street, in rear
Of Ciy Hotel are Tor .eni and possession given
Immediately II is well suited for Grocery or
Clothing Store. Also, a room over our office,
suited ior an office uf lodging ioom. hpply 10
N. B. & &. l.. HILL,
Corner al 9th and Frank in S;r'els.
Feb POO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
Tuesday Morning, February >. isa7.

~ NOTICE.-A meeting Of The Repuolican
memhers Of The Legislature will take place ID 'f's
Hall q, the House Of Delegates TO night, al o.
.'".r ,bc ,, Of February, FOR The purpose Of con-
ferinS on the propreiy OF Convention OF the Re-
nnhl; 9 nary 10 organize for the Spring Elec-
lions a iull attendance is desirable.
'''"S MANY MEMBERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

gy We are requested 10 state that James W.
G.. Dickinson Esq, the present Delegate from tie
County OF Caroline, will no. be candidate Tor
reelection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

FORTUNES NEW HoME-TrRPIN's oIfIfh
i Drawing f Monongalia. Class I, January =
a. | So IL 50 81 Is u 2 ~ - 30.
Half Ticket Nos. II % ~, and - de BON .
and paid by the Prze-seller. ll"IiN.
Drawing Of Sussex County Lottery, Class g. Janna.
81 10 80 81 II y "a % q - y.
Ticket Nos. 45 81 20 Capital IN The above, -'d a.
paid by -,o 49, I ~
Splendid Scheme for To pay-caPiial Pfzr So a.
Whole Tickets SIS. For sale al Fortunes Nrw " "
W. r. TURPiN'5 OFFICE.
Feb. so. 10! East Man Sutri
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r UCK'S OFFlCE-Wall Street, oppose
IL City Hotel.
To-Day 2s 500 can be had ior only 5doi.
5000 dollars Tor only = 80. Sa!es close q
o'clock This morning. Packages, single =,
and shares 10 he had al LUCk'S OFFICE
The Delaware, 5000 capital, IS splendlc
le.y for package, there being IA drawn ".
each package Of % tickets. Risk on 2 pae''
OF Quarters only = 33. teo :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

ARRIVED,
Schr. Iowa, Applesanh, Baltimore.
Schr. Solomon Roosevelt, Wocley New iore,
Schr. Missouri, Groves, Baltimore.
Schr. E.mrline, larwood, New York.
Schr. Ann Eliza, Phillips, Baltimore.
Brig Montague, Shule. Wilmington, y Z.
SAILED,
Sch:. Rochester, Bingham, New York.
PORT WALTHALL, Jan p
Arrived, brig Massachusetts, from New icis
in ballast, 10 Warwick & BarEsdalr and >oi!.
Superb, from New York, for coal.
Sailed, >chl Red jacket fot New Yoik. SIN
co.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

TWO MORRISON Friday, II prize of $50. and III
morning the whole Of $3.50, sold and cashrd rs n,
lucky BIGGER
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated. Extra, Class
L Al o5 30 > 81 a. 50 90 50 9 a.
Nos. IS IS 81, prize 81 sl5O, sold and Dashed Ly
BIGGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

A Washington correspondents OF The Tf,bun',
ayailin. himself oil information communicates
10 The Senate, asreeably TO a resolution OF that
body, states that u l52 non commissioned "llcefs
and privales who were killed OF WOUNDED at the
battles Of Palo Alto AID Resaca de la Palma, y
(aimosI half were foreigner, ty birth VIZ, As
irishmen, II Germans, 5Scolch, 81. These bat
ties, il will be remembered, were fought entirely
BY regulars. Among the volunteers The proportions
Of foreigners is much smaller.
The following is The official rriufn oithe killed
and wounded Transmitted 10 The Serae by Mr.
Marcy nom ADJ. General Jones
Killed jPonHdfd D,fi ~ Wnd,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, Glass 5:
- 60 s % 81 10 81 S. . "a "a 81.
Nos. 10 % So, prize Of $3.50, sold and paid b.
J. Is. BIGGER
The drawings of two fine Lotteries are received ~
day 500 500 for S. and s. 600 for ga 50. fy"n VA
prizes you must surely call send I" ~. In. Ma
street. }. Vs. bl''6ths ffLr 'hhCr.
70 country advenimrrrs hr would say, those VI
wish Ia secure Capital must address AL their oder.
him, which Will with The mos, prompt aud cof'
J.nii,l attention. Fab
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

r AIDES DRESS SHOES. - Ladies fine
II French morocco Brssins and Walking
Shoes, mad. by McCurdy, Chatham, and other
makers in Philadelphia. Also, ladies' French
morocco and kid Slippers, OF the most tashiona.
bic kinds, for sale By
psh , pUTNEY & WATTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

NOR THE LADIES. - Ladies fine dress
+ CATER Boots, thick and Thin soes, made TO
ii. beauifully;-a large supply on hand, Of The
most fashionable styles. Also. ladies hall Gal
ters. black and bronze, very nice, always on hand
Feb PUTNEY s. WATTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

BEAUTIFUL DRESS BOOTS.-We have
d received a further supply Of Miles foe dress
Bou,s-a splendid article. We invite gentlemen
in want 10 call and see them. They are very soll
AMI light. PuTNEY WATTS.
Feb 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02

OF Mr.. Shadrack II. Weed, Of the state "f Mi-'i
chuscis. would he pleased 10 have al opp"dnnti' 4
addressing the people Of Richmond upon The sthsti'
contained in The New Testament and the saving I-Nr
or Christ. lr any one Of the Churches III tbr ui'
should br willing 10 allow him The Of their rb1r'i,
or Lecture Room, and will inform Mr. Weed, b, nor .
Otherwise he viii most gratefully acknowl-dfe ihr ~
yur aud rndeavor 10 spsai or the sGira''on y 'oA -
not6ing ELSE. lie can be- found At the Swan Tayrh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-02
MILES Amber.

SIACHINE sAsH, BLIND, and DOOR MANU-
vi FACrURER, and GLaZlER, an lAh sifee.
s.utb. East CosGe Of Capitol Square R,shnchJ. Vs..
Oct l2-ltf