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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

Much to our disappointment we have no later
news from the Soulh-lhe' mail having falled
twice II il be true, as stated by some oil The last
accounts, tina, Santa Anna was marching upon
Salilo with Is 900, or even 10000 men, and Gen.
TAYLOR would concentrate 10000 men at thai
point. we see no reason Tor the fears expressed by
many. On the contrary, we predict another VIC
tory for old Trough and Ready"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

A GREAT FEAT.-On Thursday, al halt
past 70 o'clock the message OF Gov. Young, o
New York, was delivered al Albany, and by
half.pasl o'clock, il was given complete 10 Inc
newspaper offices OF The city OF New York II
contained 5000 words, (abou' % oco elers') ah'
was written from two instruments in The Albany
office OF the Telegraph, aud taken off in The Ne"
York office, al The rate OF about So letters mi
nu,e II is the mos, extraordinary Topographic
fea, on record.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
BROADER GENERAL

We cheerfuly endorse The following views,
based upon such sound reasons, in favor of Wiz
giuia's having The honor Of furnishing the Briga-
dier General, to command the three Regiments
from North Carolina, South Carolina, and Vir.
ginia.
We call The attention OF the Virginia deleea-
ton in Congress to this important matter, and
..e satisfied that they will do all that is necessa-
II 10 secure for Virginia what she so fully de-
serves:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

The Northern Cars were yesterday detained
three hours by the snow on the track AT Ere
der;cksburs il was nine inches. and at Washing
nm twelve inchc, deep. Yesterday morning our
streets were covered with saow-buI most oil II
disappeared before 'he evening. List night was
clear an. culi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

EXTRACT Of a letter from member Of Capt. Scott
Company of Volunteers 10 has Father in CAesfe'
field. rritten the 5a inst., al Fortress A"n'0e
awe left Richmond las. Sunday morning, ant
arrived here al 7, P. NJ. We have good guar
,ers here bu, rather rough provisions. did no
expec, TO live in camp as did at home. This i
in fact better than | expected 10 have. Captain
Scot, is taking good care OF his men, and we al
love him as alher."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
LANCASTER COUNTY,.

At a meeting of the Democratic parry OF Lam
easier county, held al Lancaster Court House,
on Monday, The 2lsl December, (bcing Court
day,) Dr.. G. II. Leland was called 10 The Chair
and Samuel Downing appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stalled The object OF the meeting 10
be The ratification CT The nomination oil Doctor
Flanci, w. Pendlelon, made by our Democratic
brethren of Richmond county, as suitable can
ddate 10 be voted Tor by our party, 20 represent
this district in the next House OF Delegates; and,
in a few pertinent remarks, urged it upon every
Democrat in The county to discharge his whole
duty in the maintenance ofihose principles, which
We believe 10 be just and right, securing The
greatest benefits 10 the greatest number.
On motion OF Dr. E. B. Eimunds, The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz:
Rssolred, That we cordially approve Of The
nomination Of DR.. Pendlelon, and hereby pledge
ourselves to use all fair and honorable exertions
10 secure his election.
Resolusd, That we have unabaed confidence in
the fidelity and honesty OF our present able repre-
sentative in Congress, Judge Thomas II. Bayly,
and that we wills give him our hearty support at
The ensuing election.
Rssolued. That these proceedings he forwarded
10 The editors oil the Richmond Enquirer for pub
LEGATION. G. h. LELAND, Chairman.
SAMUEL DOWNING, Secretary.
JACKSON HALL--We see by The w ash
inslon Fountain that this fine building was in
danger OF being burnt las, night, while The CON-
pany were engaged in The ball in honor of the 9Th
OF January. Mr.. Calou's grocery store beneath
the Hall took fire from furnace, burning The shell
wing, and had reached the wood work Immediate
y below the story in which the ball was held
The ladies aud gentlemen, were very much
alarmed, but all got out safely, and when The fire
was ex;inpushed returned again and the ball pTo-
gresscd as rapidly as ever. The Hall is one of
The mos, splendid in the United States, The Saloon
being l04 fee, by so, the whole costing nearly
$4,000, and was built al the expense Of Messrs.
Blair & Rives, 10 whom ii belongs.
HONOR TO THE BRAvE.-A number of
the citizens OF Charleston, being DESTROYS of pre-
senling Sword, or olher suitable testimonial 10
Lieut.. Col. Fremont as an evidence oil The high
estimation 10 which his distinguished services and
gallant conduct in. Oregon and California are
held, b. his ellowtownsmen, subscription isl
is now circulating among the citizens--Sub-
scriplons 10 be limited 10 one dollar.
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Appo,ntm<n. by The Governor of Vugin,o
George w. Harper, OF Raymond, MlssissipOi
Commissioner for that STATE, 10 take deposi,l,s,I
acknowledgements OF deeds, &c.
M4RRIEU

Married, al Trenton on the I'D of December la.t =,
the Rev. Jesse s. Armistead, Sir. AKCHlBaIbT
PAGE. TO Miss LUCY Ann, daughter VI Dr.. John Tr-.
all Of Cumberland county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

Our readers OF course, will mol forget Inc Con-
Ger, of Sivori at the Exchange Tonight. we
understand that it will be the only one he VIII
give. The high reputation Of this pupil OF lie
great Paganini, taken in connection with !he
above TACT, will doubtless attract crowd. Inc
lovers Of music will mol be disappointed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

The Raleigh Standard refers 10 an he's'I IS
incident in The North Carolina Legislature ~
This case, no one can with truth say "L0 inc
poor Indian" -. cbs,okee
THURSDAY Yuospi ss Senate as e snd ss
Chief appeared ''t IL Oel Commons m to return his
DsUs to the for 1s se Cd nd
Cns, 81 and one hundred dollars in money
S Mr HAYES the Conmoner from Cherokee. acting
as MI his as He said II was The first me
he had had the honor Of appearing s before me
age Of ,hiry-lhfee, he had joined The while peo-
PIE pe aud that, in his YOUTH ne had helped them TO
win their bae that as he had fought 70, ' 'Se
white man had been good and kird 10 him in his
old age in relieving his present hseess'les, and
in gsog him home in The land OF his ise la asni
Conncil of the Slate again, but he should remein-
Der Them always, and he iendered to them, anu 10
Tie white people, his everlasting thanks"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

No, having received ill late yesterday The
Warrenon Flag Of The 9th instant, we are COM
peIled 10 postpone until tomorrow its long article
on The "Uniled States Senator" which Two
friends of Governor Smith have requested US to
publish.
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FORTUNES NEW HOME.-WM. P. 4
IL PRIZE OFFICE

Scheme for To Day-Alexardria Lottery, ia"
Capitals. S20,0O 5000. $500, . of 1900, 5 4
10 az 500, etc. 70 Nos, u drawn. Whole J.
S.; halves 50; quarters -. Sales close 1t u ].
Tomorrow, at TURF
SCI o0s for This Morning. "A drawn ballots. |
s., shares IN proportions. sales close nj " o'an'
mo. ming, at W.. l.. TURIN
Ian l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
aSfet9u1o19U Nasatatrer.

In another column will be found The aaVs, ,n,v
man :" a "s Mr N Fox, lale Of Hanover county, py.
who proposes TO open school III ~. He is
sincerely wish him success IN Hi' Os,.n,wn as a
The SON of Mr.. Thos. II. Fox, 50 'ons nd he
successful ns.suco: OF youth in This c'' s au
come, from stock that, FROM the s'""u .saoh.
49,. he., devoted 10 he business oil 'eac"'
n IN. 70 these he adds The merits ct well ~,
ensn,sd mind and considerable experience IN '"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

A gentleman from Washington city, by yes
terday's cars, reports the painful intelligence thai,
Senator Pennybacker was no, expected 10 live
through yesterday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
n tUTy = IFTFF.
.w2m JOHN l.. PENDLETON
COMMISSIONERS orFlci

Richmond, I'm January, ~
PURSUANT 10 an order Of The Superior q
! CHANGER, f"r the Richmond Circuit made
osth day Of February. 1886, the creditors u
Scrucgs, deceased, are here by notified Z" pr"dutr
me, In this office. before the 10Th day oi
merit. tls47) their respective claims. with the -.
in support thereof. ~. Is. POIrlAl
Ian lo-c2aWcw Master CUmtnIs- ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

Resolutions have passed the Legislature Of H.
linois, expressive o their thanks 10 General Tay-
Tor his army, and the Illinois volunteers also
in.lrucling their U. 5. Senator'S and requesting
their members OF Congress, TO use their exerIions
10 secure bounlies in land for our soldiers serving
in Mexico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
Tp,ptrrr or prsppcT

Al a Court held for King and Queen county. 4, the
Court house. on Monday the 9Th day Of November 1T:
Il being announced 10 the Court, hy James III.
fiies, ESD that, since the meeting Of tile last Count
has pleased Almighty God 10 take from anon. ~ GO
X. CARLTON, one Of the members al tbs couri. srt
being DESTROYS To give some public expression Of III;
sorrow and regret NJ this mos, affecting dispensatIor
affecting, not only 10 the members OF this Court ~ ~
and officers, but, think, 10 this community al af'
and being Gesrous also 10 offer 10 the family al the q
ceased our heartfelt sympathes do unanimously adoa
the following resolutions:
Resortd, by The members Of this Court. Us bar y.
officers. That, In the death Of George Carlton, r.
late member and associate Justice of this Court
have sustained loss which VIII he most seriously +
nv Us, as we'll as the whole community in which =
lived.
Resolred, That we hereby tender To the afflicted
my Of the deceased our deepest and moot hrant
sympathy the distressing incident which has beirs
ed them Oft head.
Rss0ced. That these proceedings be spread on tie
cords Of this Court, by the Clerk, and that cory h
OF be forwarded 10 the family Of the deceased anc j
the Richmond Wing and Enquirer, for publication.
A Copy-Trsie,
SAMT r HARDWOOD ~ &
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All patriots will deeply resre, 10 see the ques-
ton Of slavery introduced into the discussions in
Congress. Itis premature and mischievous il,
TO secure an indemnity against Mexican out
RACES il be necessary 10 acquire any new territory,
what possible good can be attained by raising the
question of slavery a, the present time2 II will
be time enough when Congress shall be called
upon to admit this territory as States into Inc
Union. But since the North has sprung The is
sue. il behooves the South 10 stand firm upon The
compromises Of the Union. This is a question
in which not only her property, but The safety Of
her people, may be concerned. Let her yield
now and no one can fix limit 10 the evil. As
he Union says if "the attempt be made 10 put one
portion of the contederacy under the ban, il vii
produce only excitement and mischief. The ella.
borale and able speech of MIR. Dargan could not
be mistaken. The eloquent and impressive
speech of Mr.. Seldom Of Richmond spoke the
same language. So strong is this feeling, thai
we deem it highly probable no treaty OF peace
can pass wo-lhirds Of The Senate If ii should de-
part from this principle"
Our duty now is 10 fsh, out the war with
Mexico by uniting all our energies and resources,
and not waste our strength by idle quarrels among
ourselves upon domestic question, which never
should have been forced into The political arena.
The Missouri compromise has been sanctioned by
The Judgment and feelings Of The whole country.
The South is willing 10 stand by it, Will the
North abandon the principle, and force US 10 the
blink Of disunion? We are glad 10 see cheering
sign in Thursday nights Union, which says ::
ave are happy to discover that more harmo-
NOUS aud liberal spirit prevails to-day Throughout,
the Hall; and we cannot doubt that either the pre-
viso will be dropt, or a liberal compromise be
substituted in its place"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

Dr. C. ]. F. Bohannan, of Richmond, has been
appointed, by The President of The United States
Snreeon Of The first Regiment oil Virginia Vol
unleers.-[ Akz. Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
TrWill the Union copy7

We resre, TO see that all The buildings al the
Alum Springs, in Rockbridse, Lave been burn
10 The ground.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
We lake srea, pleasure in republishins III,

We take great pleasure in rePublishing tho
following card OF Dr.. Mallory. We felt as
sured that he was too good a Republican and
too much devoted 10 the principles Of Virginia,
10 allow his name to interfere with the success
Of the present able representative OF the Acco-
mack d riot, al lime when ii becomes Vir-
Gin ia to put forth ali her strength:
"ACCOMACK DISTRICT"
ELIZABETH Cry, Co, Va, Jan. 4, lSi7.
To The Editors Of The Norfolk Portsmouth Herald.
Gentlemen You will oblige me by stating
in your paper that am mt candidate for Con-
gress in the "Accomack District" al the ensuing
election.
After this declaration, j, is unnecessary for me
10 alludc to any personal considerations likely 10
influence my course.
The majority of those who elected him, are,
il is presumed, satisfied with the gentleman who
now holds The station, and the Wings in oppcs.
ing him, would naturally prefer one OF their own
party to an individual like myself, whose pol't-
cal opinions so nearly coincide with those OF the
present incumbent
The Beacon, and such Of The Richmond papers
as NAV have referred 10 The matter will please
publish this notice. II will serve, 10 some extent
as an answer to The communications on the sub
iecl have received from gentlemen in other
parts OF The District.
Respectfully, your obd't serv'.,
F. MALLORY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

IN CHANcERY-ViRGIsiA: In the CLERK oti'
! Caroline County Court, jan. 4. 1877:
George w. billiard, Thomas d. Cosbil and ~
Saunders, Plants
against
Edmund NJ. Esiis Polly Estis, John Esiis Jesse ~
sey and Betsy his wife, Philip E-ti-, Edmund rhn.ia
the general Assignee in bankruptcy, Dsirntarr
The defendants, John Esls. Jesse Ramsey Rut III
hiS wife, not having entered their appearance, aud 4
security according 10 the act of Assembly ana ~
Of this Court and II appearing by satisfactory evt
that they not Inhabitants IL this country, N.u'
ed, that the said defendants do appear here % ls
day Of the next March term, ard answer The hIll =
plaintiffs-and that a copy Of tins order be iotis
inserted IN some newspaper published IN the q
Richmond for two months successlrely, and pose
The front door IL the cour, house of this county.
coPy-Ttsir.
Ian lo-cMom John J.. PENnI.EION. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

The Lynchburg Virginian, of The 7b Instant
contains correspondence between John IL.
Griffin, chairman Of a committee on behalf oil The
citizens of Salem, Roanoke county, and James
F. Preston, Captain OF the Montgomery company
.f volunteers, iavtins the company 10 make that
place one oflher stopping places, and accept OF &C.
Communications which would be provided for them.
Capt. Preston accepts the invitation and expected
10 reach Salem on his route on Thursday the 7lh
of January, with from so 10 80 men, about FIVE
four horse wagons and twenty OF The above num-
Der OF men mounted on horses. The company
expected TO reach Lynchburg on Sunday, and may
be expected here in few days.
A large number OF the citizens OF Franklin
county assembled together at Rocky Noun, on
the 3lst OF December, 10 parlake OF a compliment
tary dinner 10 be given 10 Juba A. Early, Esq,
lbe newly appointed Major Of The Virginia Re-
giment of Volunteers. Judge Norborne NJ Ia
laferro presided at the festive board, the Hon. N.
FL. Claiborne, Major NJ. G. Carper, and Colonel
Robert T. Woods, of The Va. Senate, acted as
Vice Presidents and N. c. Claiborne Esq, Sc
cre,ary. After the cloth was removed, Judge
Talaierro, in feeling address, called The alien
lion OF The company 10 The objects oil The meet
ing, and concluded by Offering The following sen
liment:
"Our guest and fiend, Major Early Al the
call OF the State, we give and commend him 10
her service, and trust he, honor 10 his keeping IN
distant country. His character and tried valo,
need not our assurance that neither will suffer in
his hands,
Which was drunk by The whole company, and
responded 10 by Major Early in manner long &c
be remembered by those present; many other SEN
,men,s were offered and cruna by the company
expressive of their high esteem for and warm al
,achmcnt TO their friend and ieiow-cilizen Maj
Early, and OF The regret with which we all par
with him, and many others oil character usua
ON such occasions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12

work was with the loan 10 be constructed, andln'
sert the word "weslwardly," SO that The sum
should be di,ecled TO he applied 10 The construc-
ton of the canal "weslwardy," instead OF TO
particular point. (This amendment was design
ed, according 10 The explanation OF Mr.. ~, 10
keep in view the purpose OF the Stale, OF gong on
westwardly with the work.
This motion was agreed 10, and MI. DURHAM
moved A further amendment 10 the substitute as
follows s. understanding, he said that The whole
amount would not be expended the hrsi year, anu
il would save interest 10 divide The sum:
"Ot which said amount OF stock issued unaer
the authority Of this act, certificates shall be IS
sued as provided in The d section, Tor the sum 81
three hundred thousand dollars in the year lo47,
and for The residue thereof in the year lSiS, or
l849. as the same may be required"
This amendment was also agreed 10.
Mr.. PATRICK then moved 10 amend The SUBJ
stjtule By striking out the Part relating 10 The I'M
movements on The Kanahwa river, and inserting
The following:
"All tolls which have accrued or shall accrue
for TRANSPORTATION on the kanaWha River from
and after the lst day OF Jan'y, lS41, shall, ailef
delraying The expenses OF collection and repairs,
he Maid into The public Treasury, 10 the credit OF
Tho Board 81 Public Works, BY the collector or
collectors, who are hereby required 10 ac-
count for the same, with the Second Au-
dior. in the same manner as other monies
arising from works Of internal improvement
| in which The State is interested are accounted
for and paid and The amount SO PAID shall
constitute fund TO be applied underline direction
Of the General Assembly 10 the improvement OF
the navigation Of The said river as high as the
Salt Works, by locks and dams, sufficient for the
passage at all seasons Of the largest class o! boats
which now navigate said river"
Mr.. PATRICK gave briefly his reasons for
Offering This amendment, and when he had con-
cluded, a, near 3 O'Clock, Mr.. DORMAN moved
The House adjourn, which motion was agreed 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
Correspondence OF the Unionl

6ALTIMUREi JdUudlS - = a'''
We have had a continuous and quite heavy
fall Of rain from daybreak This morning until The
present time and the prospeo, Of clearing OH seems
as remote as ever.
A most hearrendng case was ms morning
brought before The city court. II seems mat hu-
name gentleman. few evenings since, met
little Girl about II years o. age, IN almost slale
Of nudity. CRYING most pi,eously. On taxing ner
home ne found her lace and head bruised WIN
blows. and her back covered with cuts and wouncs
as if from a cowhiGe. Tn questioning ner, she
stated tha, she had been bound by her laiher
who resided in Pennsylvania 10 Mrs. Marss-
ret Meads, who keeps boarding scnooi henl
the civ, and that she had been beat and abused as
she then was by a nephew OF MIS-. Meads, ia me
ed Henry Powell, BY her orders. The parties
were accordingly arrested, and Mrs Meads ap-
reared before court his morning, confessed lne
charge, offered no evidence in eSIenuatlon OF lhe
infamous treatment of The child, was hned Sio
with costs, and was discharged. The child Is
now in The hands Of a physician, VINO consioefeu
her To be TOO i'll TO appear in court.
The pagers from the moth, to-day, are n.led
with The messages olthe different governors. Inc
message OF The governor Of Delaware IS ap'ul
twice as long as that OF the governor OF Pensyl-
yania, and nearly three times as long as Gosein-
or Young's of New York. They are all repre-
senled to be in a thriving condition.
The navigation 10 Albany is now open, ana
The boats have commenced running.
TBg MARKETS The telegraph !urnlshas no
thing from either the New York or Philadelphia
markets to-day.
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BALTIMORE. January 8, 5 ?. nj.

During The past night, winter has made most
decided demonstration Of his power on me almos.
phere. Ice is about in abundance, ana shouii
The weather continue as cold as II now IS. untll
Ibis lime tomorrow, the probability is, that nav
CATION will be interrupted BY ice
The mail from The north is dull OF news This
afternoon. | see that The Blue Hens Chickens,
at Wilmington, Delaware, are volunteering for
The war, and assert thai they have information
from Washington, that their services will be ac-
copied. u,..
bin was introduced by MIR. Small 10 aid The
volunteers from that Stale.
TaE MARKETs.-The flour marker is now INN,
with more buyers than sellers OF Howard sire, !
-four at$4 62i-most holders asking IL BE-.
Freights have become easier, and are tending
slightly doWnwards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-12
nEMocRArlc MEETING.

We are authorized 10 announce, that The meet
inc Of the Democratic members al the Lesisla-
ture called Tor to-nish', will be postponed TIL 10
morrow night, wednesday, in The Hall oil lie
House Of Delegates, at 7 o'clock. They Will
thus be enabled 10 enjoy tonight the delicious
HARMONY of Sivor. That important essential we
hone 10 see in their future deliberations III spite Of
The chucklngs OF the Wings.
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7 UCK's PRIZE OFFICE, Wall street, u
DENDLEToN's PRIZE oFFlcE.-Dn~m.

L nongalia Lottery, Glass /:
IL 10 IS ~ 4 Is CO 30 20 % 81 =
Drawing Of Sussex Co. Lottery, tlas,a
90 81 Is 81 II 10 S. ~ 7 Is 20 ~
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Cla,.
- 81 IL Al - 81 81 80 % 9 20 :.
A rich Scheme for To day-the drawing re
o'clock. Capitals S2b. 600, 1900, p prl1r' =
etc. Whole Tickets only s., halves 80, quar-
IL drawn ballots. Fine Tor packages. Sales q :
o'clock. For prizes, apply early at
Ian. u No 3 Etth
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

In Hanover County Count, December 22nd, Isle:
The Court being now about 10 adjourn, William b.
Winston one of the Lawyers practising IN this Cou,,
offered the following preamble and resolutions, Wink.
were unanimously adopted:
Since the last term OF this Court this Court has he a
with regret Of the death Of MACON VI. GREEN one 4
its members and Commissioner of The Revenue of lin,
county both OF which offices he ded with ability, in.
parlialiiy and fidelity.
Re,clred That the county Of Hanover has sustained
public loss by The death OF Macon ". Gfetn. Esq aud
tender this, expression Of cur sincere re..,
for h- death, the widow and family Of the deceased
aud that deeply sympaihzr .th them In thtli be-
ieavsment
Hesolred That the Court the embers of the Bar ard
It's cheers, the usual badge .. mourning for iny
days
hesolred That COPY OF the foregoing resolutions te
forwarded To the Richmond Wing and Enquirer Tor pot.
Iicalion and communicated 10 Tie widow Of the 4.
ceased. Copy-Tesr,
Iyu a. tyJSsTn< /. n :,