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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-29
CHARLES B. GREEN,


Mississippi Legislature lower can be predcat-
ed) Like Buchanan and other great Demo-
Gratis, he is very strongly suspected of having
been Federalist-and not without good rea-
son-for in his manners he is gentleman of
the old school-of the John Adams, John Han
cock and Hamilton order; but having forsak en-
his first love and turned unto strange idols,
may now be, politically, considered anything
that is embraced under the generic term of
Democrat. He now bitter opponent Of all
rascally, swindling, thieviug, law-breaking,
Pocket-Picking, shin-plaster loaning, debt-col-
lecting and democrac y-defying Banks-a Bris-
coe bill man-an anti-Sharkey man-and he
ought to be. Why! Because within our me-
mory, and ours is bad memory-he has been
President of the Vernon Branch of the Com
mercial and Rail Road Bank of Vicksburg
and,i our memory serves us, it is bad one,
Director in another Bank!! If he does not
know the deeds that damn the Banks, who |
does! 1t is earnestly hoped, desired and ex-
pected, that during the canvass he will give
the people his full experience on the subject OF
Banking in Mississippi. No one is more capa-
ble-we mean, no one who is, or will be, a can
ddafe in this county.
Next in age and the nominee as colleague. is
WILLIAM MELVILLE
We can give but one or two pencil marks
Tor him, for our acquaintance with him is slight.
We have heard 1t whispered, perhaps it is true,
that in the days that tried the souls of South
Cardinals chivalry, his voice was for the Union.
SO let IL be--if it is now to him a cause of
pride and Joy we will not disturb him. But
one thing we do know: we have seen pieces
OF silk paper with the name oil William Nc
WINE, Pres't, purporting to have been issued
by the Camden Bank, offered as currency in
this Bank-hating county, and at slight dis
count at that. He too, perhaps, can explain
the beauties Of Banking and the benefits of
paper currency. Certainly the President of a
Bank ought to know how things are done in
its secret recesses. We shall look 10 him fo,
light on this dark subject.
Last, but not least in this strange triad.
comes one well known.to ell of u.s. l.
OHIO R. SINGLETON.
One who recently Dsis-represented this coun-
tysin the Legislature. One who has been the
Attorney for the Canton Branch Of that Bank.
called the Mississippi Rail Road Bank and ;
who, as such Attorney ought TO be perfectly 5
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-29
FoR PRESIDENT,
ZACHARY TAYLOR,

Subject 10 The approval Of the people al large
and their ratification ef IL at The ballot bog
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-29
AN ESSAY

UPON THE
/ WAR WITH MEXICO,
ITS ORIGIN AND ITS RESULTS;
Carefully Conndered and Jhethodicaiy Digesied,
BY AN ODD SORT OF FELLOW.
-. CHATTER 1.
On tie o7gin Of the War.
/. Texas.
CHAPTER II.
On the Result Of Tie War. e'
|. Taxes. e
FINS,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-29
OHIO R. SINGLETON

One who recently Dais-represented this coun-
ty.in the Legislative. One who has been the
Attorney for the Canton Branch Of that Bank,
called the Mississippi Rail Road Bank and
who, as such Attorney ought TO be perfectly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER

twenty wears from now, you will have, q: crery
eounfv Of Pirsinia, no lack OF men qualliiea 70
anaIyse its soil, and to deyelope its geological
and mineral resources-to give lessons IN vese-
table and animal physiological calculate us
wafer power-lo explain the principles involved
in the construction as we'll oil all agricultural ma
cbinery as of all public works Tor internal i'm
proyemcn, and manufacturing purposes. Inc
productive capacity OF lis inhabitants, in word,
will he augmented hundred told. II is there,
in The schools, that the true and broad fouhda-
ton must be laid Tor internal Improvements
physical, industrial economic, as well as scciai
and moral.
am going to-day 10 the Red Snipinr 10 see
Or. Bachman, The distinguished naturalist, nom
Charleston, and 10 enjoy in his conversation maj
greatest OF all lu1urics The lu1uy o. gaming
Inopledge whether il be much or lille lie IS
writing out The natural history Of animals for hu.
dubon, (of worldwide renown,) on the plan oil
his celebrated work on Ornilholosy. Such are
the men that il behooves society 10 honor, II II
would promote the civilizing and christian VIZ
tues, Tor which there is SO much proessed reference.
Only give me space 10 say, that The company
here though not very numerous, is really very
agreeable, and the landlords so amiable and oblls-
ing that thew seem as il il were in their nature
and lhey could nol he otherwise. Dancing every
highland he that can't be satisfied with such
mean MS and appliances for enjoyment needs TO be
exercised and 10 have The devils cast Out oil him by
some process even more powerful than his san
Sulphur water, which eIpels all sors OF disorders
and even that class Of devils called "6lnc."
Your friend ]. S. S. or THE F. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
coRRUpTloNs In FRANCE.

The following communication is from the pen
OF worthy and Intelligent gentleman Of this CT.
y-s native Of The country some oil whose noted
men he describes. We commend it 10 our read
ers.tor their petusal.
II was our intention 10 have submitted some
reflections Of our own in relation 10 the present
state Of affairs In ia belle France TIE events
which arc Sranspiring there are well worthy of
attentive consideration. But we are prevented
from saying wha, We might BY The heavy press
upon our columns. Let one remark SUFFICE
There are some who designate the moral, of Re.
publican people as loose and corrup,ibie, and who
lock 10 The old world for every Thing elevated and
unsullied Where can they now find, u the cha
racter o, public men, integrity and virtue, If they
20 beyond their own counlry2 Recent even's
exhibit most melancholy spectacle in France.
The grand cross Of The Legion Of Honor has
be,n lrsied in The dust in The person OF Cubieres
lie who had won lame by his sword and station
by his unexcepliouable conduct. Tesle, an ex.
Minister Of the Crown, has been consigned to the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS, Augn., -

TOBACCO-Receipts and inspections fall;,,
off. We quote Lugs 81 IS rs; common ls.,
3 so a so; middIng 4 75a5 So good and ;os
& a IL 25.
FLOUR-At retail IS SO a 5 rs for old
for new. We hear of no sales since The recein,
of Geographic account. per steamer Cambria
WHEAT-I05c. ll0c.
OATS-50 c. from depot, 45 c. from vessel.
CORN-70 cents.
CORN MEAL-90 cents per bnshel S,,.,
If country meal al so c's.
PROVISIONS.-BAcos Sm,hfiei,: and Ga.
cured, 10 | cents; Hams III II C.; Wes..
ern Sides, ga 10 cents; Shoulders, : cents.
Supply good-demand light. LARD-ll IS
and scarce.
FlSH-North Carolina cut Herrnes Sc ~
and in demand. Shad as. -
COTTON-lli u cents per h.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales oross
weight, 50 25a 3 90; nett 90 s, ACCORDING =
quality. SHEEP: 81 so 2 so. Hoes: 50 "a
co. ~ ~
SUGARS-W quote New Orleans al 6; . :.
c; 81. Croix S! 81; Porto Rico a 81. Loaf
Sugar l0ic
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowdcr Is Sc
per h.. Black Is 90 c. Dull.
LlME-Sl from vessel
lRON-Pig Iron S25 10 30, according 10
quality, Swedes 50 per ton; English 80 S
| I'redegar (Richmond manuiaclory) 90. up
Country Bar 30, according to quality. Mai. !;
| to Al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on tie m rnir { 81
IL The l2ih August IN the road travelling with lot
ofsaves, IN Pulaski county, VI Negro fet.w named
Henry, or HENRY JOHNSON. Hr u barge. upwards
Of i~ef hiph. black, with some his ricr,
and about % or 20 years al ag~ housh, him at The
auction room Of Mr.. Brnl Davis. Of Richmond, Va.
mere he was sold the properly Of Wilson Z. Hemu
Esq OF Liberty, Bedford county. Va Mr. Hrwu
bought him In July Of Mr. Kyle Womack, y miles
ahov. Buchanan, James river, where he VIII prota
It's MIN 10 90. | will give the above reward iof the
above named slave # delivered 10 Mrssrs Bets = Ed
inondson, If Richmond, Na who win correspond with
any one upon subject; $50 If secured ~ any jail
So that get him AGAIN Any information iharsGlly
received. f. q. MURPHY, Of Bardstown, Ky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
WHAT WILL THE WINGS DOT


The Wing game is up. Their man9uvTes
have been lo'ed and their purposes defeated
Tue light yel flckcrs in The sockel-bul it is des-
lined soon 10 be exlinsuished.
The party undertook to oppose the Mexican
war aud 10 lhwan The Government in lis prosecu-
tion. Successes came, and they soushlo appro-
pirate lis captain, is leader, its chietain. They
held oui 70 him The tempting bait Of The Presiden-
cy. They latoTcd 10 render The victorious Gene
raj, in war which lhcy had denounced, subser-
Went 10 their parry designs. But it was all in
vain. So soon as Gen. Taylor SPOKE, he said
plainly lhar he was not Of OF for The party. Eve
~ letter which lie wrote clinched The nail finer,
and damrchcd still more The hopes OF the Wings.
The veteran hero now SANDS upon his own hook
--aoof and apaf; from 10th Whie and Demo-
cral. Even Wing no.ioEs o availability cannot
touch him now.
l. is the fashion among many Of the party 10
dcnounce The war upon all occasions, and 10 throw
all their moral political influence into The scale of
orpc 81 ion 10 the measures OF The Government. A
lew mere party men may have profiled by such
Course; but we are !eoiced 10 see that some otthe
master spirits Of Whiegery have come forward
10 cast their censurc up it, Henry Clay The
olreT day, spokc The sentiments Of a patrio. when
he told rhlad lphia audience that il was he du.
~ Of every citizen 10 lend his utmost aid and in.
huence IL, he Gc-crrmen in prosecuting The
war and securing speedy ard honorable reace.
Canno, the coun>els Of their great leader be heed.
cd by The Wings: Who is filter to advise the
party, Tom Corwin or Henry Clay2 Let The
Wings seek nc5e zea'ousy 10 crown The Ameri-
can arms with victory, and (as Gen. Taylor re-
cummends) wal, till The war Is over before they
think about the Presidency, and the result will be
more auspicious for The country, and perhaps bel.
ter for themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
WOODVlLLE FOR SALE

yE1ILL he offered for sale, 10 the h. ghest bidder AZ
w Orange Court house, on FRIDAY, tina lei day II
October newt, II the weather suitable, and Il ho
the first suitable day thereafter, Sundays caceurd
that beautiful and highly desirable residence ary g.
cupied ~ Mrs Helen Blair, IN The county II Oran.e
and generally known by the name Of Woodyle me
tract contains about four bundled and hry acres two
thirds OF which are cleared, and The residue well i'm.
bersd. The soil ~ good. fertile and Productive ard
well adapted 10 the culture of tobacco aud al kinds or
grain. II lies within one mile Of Orange onu hove,
In HE midst Of rs good society any In VIgna and
tie dwelling Is situated upon an emnencr command.
Ing in view Of tnr village u has nnmb-fess -p nrs
OF pure mountain water: and All ihr buildings ncnd.
ing barn, stable aud negro cabins in excellent ie.
pair and suited 10 The size OF he fIrm
TERMS-0ne and two years. with bond and ap.
proved personal security. and deed oi must u.on is
land as additional .ecnriy. W. SAUNDERS.
Administrator de bonn non, win The viii annexed
Aug 21-cld- Of William Shepherd, decreased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
For SALE

1,IIE subscriber will sell publicly Il New Ken, Com,
House, on the Cd Thursday IN Srpten.hsr ,lbat he
ing Court day.l the Tract of Land Of winch B,,l,,,
Crump, late Of this county died seized and s.r.sss
well known the Old Place This tract coutair ga
acres, more or less; has on IL new ant sonyrn,.n,
dwelling house. with all the necessary nouse.; ana
abounds in mari Of the best quality conveniently s
al-d, and Of easy access. survey VIII lie inside ~
fore the day Of sale Possession he evea before
the Isl Of January next but the purchaser vii he M
lowed put in Il crop Of wheat, should he desire :
a liberal credit ill be given Any person wishing IA
purchase are referred 10 John ID Christian, al New
Kent Court house, who will inform them Of The tenn,
fsale and give any other information relative 10 M,
land of which he may be possessed.
m pU-cwfds OLIVER cRIsNp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
The Alexandria Gazette Of Yesterday saw

TIC N'e"aHuT' I'd 0dZSIt Of yesterday says:
"The Richmond Enquirer heads its las, leader
with-'What will the Wings dol 'Bide bill,
mon, and you'll sea-
We will wager a chesnu, tina, The Editor of
the Gazette had not seen General "Taylor's
last" We will continue 10 ask the question
"What will The Wings dot" Will they let US
know whether they 80 for p1riy or no party
mani Will The Gazette answer us7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
Gold.


T OFFER for sale The tract of Land on which
i reside, containing %! acres. lying on North
east Creek 10 The county OF Louisa. This land
is not only valuable Tor farming purposes, but
contains numerous deposits Of Gold some vi
which have proved 10 he rich; in addition 10
which, in ono or Two places, large amour, Ct
very pondeIous Iron ore is scattered on The sur
face, which has been said, by person acquainl-
Ell with The smelling Of iron, 10 contain 90 per
cent. OF that meal.
Very numerous applications have been made
TO The owner By miners TO lease This properly
which have been uniformly rejected instead Of
which he has occasionally worked il him elf for
the precious metal, when some d he hands could
lie spared from the field. But not finding much
time TO work in This way, and believing !ha, Ca
paliss might work 10 advantage both ct the
aforesaid metals should be willing 10 sell on
reasonable tcr;ns; or il il should be though, adj
yisable, o. persons competent 10 Judge, lU divide
The properly in shares, the owner should like 10
rrlan considerable interest in The same; and
he hereby invites the attention and inspection o!
gentlemen OF science and skill in mining and
mneralogy, ;ha. some estimate may be- made Il
The profits likely 10 accrue from working these
metals.
Unl,ss am very much deceived, al The mi.
ners tia, have worked in This part oil the gold re-
S'cn Woula prefer lhis 70 any oshef tract IN many
miles OF The place Tor mining purposes, especial
ly Tor gold.
A healthy and pleasant locality, with large
trees surrounding dwelling house sufficient for
large family. and a number OF out. houses, CON-
s,iiu'c some OF the advantages al the Place
The gold is mostly in grains but Jumps from
The size of one 10 lhiriy.six penny weights have
been found in mining.
The tract has great deal Of timber not being
hall cleared contains large amount Of branch
and creek bot,m. hins more han TWO hun
bred acres might, at moderate cost, be walered by
The streams running through H.
also Offer for sale my Temperance Grove
Farm, abouilhree miles North otihe Court House.
Area, 40 acres. WIN. GOODWIN.
Auo DBL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20

sT Those who have enlisted 10 serve dur
ing the war, now existing between the United
States and Mexico, in The company formed by he
rycglions Of w. 4. SccIt Of Amelia, viii hold
themselves in readiness TO meet in Richmond by
the 10Th OF September ne1I.
Ano
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20

The Secretary OF War LEFT Washington to-day
on visit To New York, (says The Union.) A
temporary relief from his artuous duties will en-
able him. We hope, TO recover his health, which
has suffered for several days past. The Secreia-
ry Of the Navy will discharge the duties OF his
department until his return.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
TENNEssEE Nj, G Q

TENNESSEE.-Neil S. Brown, Wing, said
to be elected Governor. The Wings, i, is be.
lieved, will also have majority in both branches
OF the Stale Legislature. Five Wings and six
Democrats are elected 10 Congress. Details here.
after.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20
ffiuRPlN & CO.'S PRIZE OFFlLE-Au.
i l0!, East Main street.
Let all other Vendors boast rs they will.
IURPlN a. co sell tfyr, sfiu

,tiuRplN & CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE
i lO!, East Main street.
Lei all other Vendors boast rs they wiiI
IURPlN d co. seli prizes still.
Lottery draws al The Exchange 10 day n I
o'clock. Capi'al $4,000. 60 NO. Lotery-9
drawn ballots. Ticker, 81; halves 50 crnt.,
quarters 25 cents. Prizes al TURpIN'S &
cos OFFICE.
Look oul for the 10000 Prize. Drawing
comes 10 hand tomorrow evening. Gail al ne
Creek Office ami secure chance. Aug 20
r UCK's OFFICE, Wall suee,.-A prize u
IL 800 sold in Su,quchanna Of yes etday aaI
paid ny LUCK.
For This Day, by telegraph a, I. p. M.-Po-
komoke Lottery, Class ~. Pi,2rs Capia
$4,000, so prizes Of 900 each, 5 OF 500 5 +
400 &c. IS Nos. IL drawn Whulcs 1, halves
?; ours. l For sale Until : p. NJ. AT
LUCKS OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Of Susqn-haDna, IS:
AZ Is 3 IS 60 81 II Us II 81 1 10.
Look out Tor The 25.h Of August IS near a
hand. The grand 1850 900 CapilaD Louery .rsws
al Baltimore, Md On hal day. This is fayori'e
and one Of The besl schemes ever offered Ia the pub.
lie. One and all should have chance al The
Monster
For particulars refer 10 the scheme in another
column and for prizes address or call on
b LUCK,
Wall SIeer, Richmond.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, 1873:
Is Gl II Is "A 81 &c Is As 80 IA 81.
1nc 20
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Military Excursion
+ p The RICHMOND GRAYS. !;

SSnssssasEaaaiSsI. mpanicd BY their BAND. will
mahr an excursion down The river on TUES.
DAY EVENING, Angus, 2ith-lhc S-amer
CURTIS PECK having been chartered Tor he
occasion. Such OF their ciiizen friends as may
elect TO favor hem on TIA, occasion, can procure
Tickets Of Captain En;n't, o. Couniz. l. J b..
sieu1, II Riddick, 8. VI Zschrisson. d B.
Evans, Messrs Hasklns Libby, or al ,Er boat.
Price OF Tickets s for single eer,lcman-
81 for gentleman and lady; ant 50 cents ioy
each additional lady.
In addition 10 The regular music Of he Bant,
good Coti!ion Music will te proyi e. TIE
Boat will leave Rockets At &! o'clock, and rrtu.u
By -
~ Superior Refreshments aboard
Aug I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-20

II The Regular Weekly Meeting Of the Ar.
mory Total Abstinence Society will be held This
Evening as usual. Addresses will he delivered.
Aug %
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81 We are again indebted 10 MIR. Bsale, of
the Steamer Curtis Peck, 70. Norfolk and BALI.
more papers in advance Of The mail,
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CLAkKES OFFICE, Fourteenth Street,
" Richmond, Virginia.

CLAkKE'S OFFICE, Fourteenth Stree,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day!
Drawing OF New jersey, Glass Ga
43 % 81 70 ~ 10 81 - So As & GO
10 Sc 69. prize OF 800, sold and paid BY
CLARKE.
Drawing of Alexandra 49, drawn Aug. 18th:
rs 80 CT IL II II "a 4 ~ 9 SO 80 46 So
Nos 80 So II, another Capital Of Sl0O sold
and paid by CLARKE.
Synopsis Of Schemes for the Week:
FRIDAY, Aug. 20-Capal 1000 Tickets :
SATURDAY, Aug. 2l-Capilal4 900. Tick
els l.
Also, for Saturday, Aug, 81 $4,000, 10000,
10000, 5000. Tickets 10. Call a,
Aug. II CLARKE'S OFFICE.
MANAGERS OFFIcE.-D. PAINE &
IYl CO-Thi, Day-sl2 900, so OF 1000,
&C. IS Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Susquehanna Lottery, Class 80:
~ 13 3 IS 60 81 II IS II "a l9.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class 1888:
IS 81 II lb II J 81 So Is Is 80 u 81.
August 20
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No. lcG Main Street, Rieam4nd, Va,
uAVE received, OF their own importation, ny
IL The ships Cordoya, a, City Point, and key.
Ing a, Baltimore, an assortment, both d DRY
GOODS and HARDWARE, which, with oIners
to be received in lew days by the Emerald,
will make their FALL SUPPLY Of imported
goods complete. They have also in sore and
are daily receiving from The Nouh Saiines,
kerseys, Prints Flanneis, Sheerings, Shidings
Paids, &C. &C., all Of which they offer 10 buyers
on the usual terms Of cash or credit. The
branches oil their establishment are entirely dis
inct-on the Isl floor, Dry Goots--on he % h9o'l
Hardware. Aug. 20-2m
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SITUATION wANTEn

4 GRADUATE Of one Of our brst Colleges VI ell qua.
~ ird 10 teach AL the branches usually taught Id
our Academies and High Schools, and also the French
and German languages, wishes To obtain 4 situation
for the ensuing year A situation Teacher 0f Ian.
guagrs IN some established Institution would br pre-
ierr.d though hr would b- willing 10 take the enli,s
charge Of School for sufficient salary situation
in the South or West would not be- Objectionable lie
has had several yeafs experience In teaching ard can
produce satisfactory testimonials Of mora character
qualifications, success Ia teaching, &c. Letters PIE
paid, addressed to A b., Thumsburg, Spott-ylvcna
Va viii receive prompt attention. Aug. au--cu
UPPER ApPOMATTOX COMPANY.
A 7 4 meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Cpptf
"A Appomatio1 Company, ON the 18th instant n diyl-
dend Of $40 per share the Oi Stock was declared,
payable ut the Office Of the Company in Petersburg,
August Is, lsi7. ). u. MORTON.
Aug 9u-Cit Irpas l. 20
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AMERICAN ART.UNlON.
THE engraving Of Sir Walter Raleigh is new
i ready for the members OF 1916, and may %
bad on application.
Subscriptions received for is47. by
DRINK r & MORRIS,
Aug. % Fl laary Secre!srIe''
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Thomas a. Charles Ellis,

Drawn Nos. oil Delaware, 1875:
Aug. 20
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