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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

THE TRIENSTAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Adjourned on Thursday night, after very in
teresling session. The House having suspended
its service the House Of Bishops entered and took
seats around The chancel.
After kneeling for few moments in silent
worship, Bishop Chase, OF Illinois, President of
The House OF Bishops, rose and said: "The pas
ioral Letter will now be read by The Bishop OF
Virginia. He is selected as The most proper
nerson 10 read The letter al This time. We hope
ina, This audience will attend 10 il with due So
lemnity, and with gratitude 10 God that our
Bishops are able 10 give 50 affecionae an ad-
dress. We hope for your serious and devout al
tenion."
The pastoral letter was then read by the RI
Rev. Bishop Meade, OF Virginia. The last four
verse; OF the 99ih selection from The Psalms OF
David were then sung, and the Presiding Bishop
closed The religious services with Collects, Pray
er., and Benedclion.
The N. Y. Courier has the following notice Of
the action of the House of Bishops on The memo.
rial OF Bishop B. T. onderdonk, which has pro-
duced so much excitement in the church:
"The final disposition made OF The application
or demand OF Bishop B. T. Onderdonk for resIo-
ration. by The House of Bishops is mos, decisive
and satisfactory. As soon as the canon placing
the power TO remit or modify such sentence as
his, in the house of Bishops, had become law,
BY The action oil both Houses, committee oil i've
Bishops, elected by ballot, brongh, in report
Recommending unanimously, that The Bishop has
LEAVE 10 r,thdrsw his papers" The report went
largely and ably into the reasons for rejecting his
demand. Among others, il is stated thatthere was
no reason 10 believe that he had repenled OF that
of which he had teen found guilty, and tina, until
there should be received from him An ample con-
fession Of guilt and satisfactory profession OF re-
pentance, restoration was impossible. The report!
went farther, and aimed al impressins on The mind
of Bishop Onderdonk, ba. since the Office OF a
Bishop was given him, not for his sake, but the
good Of The Church, there was nothing left 10 him,
bu, The bare illegal possibility" OF being ever re-
stored, and no such possibility as should DC The
basis 10 his mind Of any expectation. The re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
For Tie ENQUIRER

| hope those interested in farming will not ior-
gel that on Friday next, according 10 notice seye.
raj days ago, there will be plouehng match Al
Bacun's Quarter Branch, al which number Of
competitors, with variety OF ploushs, may be
expected. A premium Of $50 is offered by The
Henrco Society Tor The best iour horse ploushine
and the same for The best Two horse ploushing.
by white men, and also premium OF Sl0fo each
BY back plouehmen. This will stimulate both
master and servant, 10 improve in this most I'M
porlani part Of good cultivation.
FARMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
A letter from Buena Vista, OF Sept. 10, men

A letter from Buena Vista, OF SepI. Ig, men
toned in the Cumberland Civilian, says
A difficulty has occurred between Gen. wool
and Col. Hamlramck. OF The Virginia Regiment
the history of which is this One OF me SOL
diers belonging TO Captain Alburis' company,
Mr.. John Jamison, of Mannsburg was placed
under arrest by John K Cooke pfovo; Marsha "a =
for some alleged offence, very trrlng IN us cnai-
Gen. Wool, requesting the release OF Jamison,
and that Cooke who, it seems, is very odious 10
the soldiers, should be sent back TO his reglmen'.
Gen. Wool replied in effec, that Colonel Ham
Iramck had nothing TO do with The Probes! Mar,
shall. The matter was 10 be referred 10 General
TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
BY MAGNETIC yeircs,pu
Correspondence 81 tic Rleimonl E,.nl

Correspondence 81 tic Richmond Ensa,,,t
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is p u
FLoUR-Sales OF 5000 barrels Howard S,r,s.
al sc. City Mills held ate III, without sal,>
WHgAr-Sales OF prime white al l3a ! I3f.
and Of prime red 5000 bushels al rs cents.
CoRS-Sales OF prime white Al is cents. s.d
OF prime yellow al 90 cents
OATs-Sales at IS cents.
BEEF CATrLE-Saes OF 900 head a, 1 l.,
per 100.
WHI>xEY- Sales al 80 cents per gallon in ba.
;es.
PHILADELPHIA, Noy.l
The stock market is wi.hcu, change
Flour Sales OF Pennsy lyania bran,.s 81
Prices on the decline.
WHGAT-Sales OF prime white Al III M.
and Of red al l32 a 1850
CoRS-Sales prime while a; ICES.
CoTToN-hlarket quiet
NEW YORK, Nov !, Jpn.
Flour Sales OF 5000 5bls Cenc>ee At St 6.;.
WHEAr-Saes OF prime white n Hail.
CORN Sales OF prime white =, =; cts. aud Il
yellow al IS cents.
OArs-Sales al 81 CTS.
Rye Sales Al 81 Cts per hushcl.
WHIsKgY-Sales al - cts per bu>hel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
SENTIMENT OF VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY

Extraet Of q letter from Rilctie County,.
1.-THE members Of the Democratic party in this
section are sound. All are in favor OF Nation
al Convention, and 60 ''ior principles, mol men. "
Brilliant achievements in the field or great mill
tary glory cannot cnticc them from The true faith.
nor wean their attachment from the principles OF
Democracy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
TURPIN & cos PRIZE OFFICE
l0l East Main street
IL, III LIZ u.nder. hnast "a they VIII.

Let all other Vendors boast IA they VIII,
TURPlN& co sell pfizes sill.
To.day-Will be drawn at Alexandra
Splendid Scheme. Capiials: 20 oco d"' I. :
5000, $500, 2,l45 10 prizes oil 5oo ~ - ~
10 OF 1000; lowest three number pI'ze ioV. :.
Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets dollars; haise'
so; quarters IS. Sales close al . ocIo's
Drawing received al hall pas, 6 per Teeg'aFf
a, TURPIN & cos PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra Lottery, Cas- :
October 3O-highesr prize 900 dollars
81 C. 65 q As - 10 % 81 10 T.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex LOTTERY, Class = ~ =
40 40 p 80 81 SO II 81 10 70 81 u ~.
My ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
MANSFIELD ACADEMY.

A MATHEMATICAL and Classical SCHOOL ~ "'l m,
"A G. A. Coleman, in the county Of nfnT ~, sin
nth session OF my school Will comment, ,nn.t The
course Of instruction embraces thorou.n sree,sl
for College in Lain Greek and Ma,hsna n,,o.he.
attention will he given 10 the ,isnen! s,plr ksby
a. and .asy Of access, being distant - ~
G TENS board and Tuition, ine aSsnnse Iw
Washing and Lights sso' paSa l.e. Ea,Iy applea' ns
70 Ie ssnSe.lsa Address ,r -ub.edesr s'msn
yills Chesterfield County, Virginia W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

The Wing will observe that we have already
commented upon Mr.. Wimols "belel' in The
Wimot Provso sentiments OF Gov. Skunk
Our opinion is strengthened by the evidence Of
the Union, which says-"Ai our information
leads US confidently 10 believe thai Gov. Skunk
is not now, and never has been, in favor Of The
Provso as a practical mode Of dealing with the
slavery question"
But The question is conclusively settled BY .he
Philadelphia North American, The Wing organ
OF Pennsylvania, whose evidence The Wing will
scarcely discredt. That paper says, emphat-
cally, lha, in The late Pennsylvania election the
extension OF slavery "pas the issue; and there is
something ineffably contemplate in The course of
Mr.. Wilmot and his friends, who, for party pur-
poses gave their influence and votes 10 The slave
ry candidate, (Gov. Shunk,) and now claim TO
be the friends Of the proposition which was orI-
nally, in substance, made by Mr.. Jefferson, and
has now but one reproach-tha il bears The name
OF one whose vote and voice have, in the hour
of trial, been given against it. Medea has been
described as Staying her progeny and scattering
their papilaling limbs in The path Of her pursu-
ers 10 divert their attention and secure her es-
cape. Mr.. Wimol has thus in Pennsylvania
sacrificed the cause he affects 10 father, and Tor
similar motive"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

MIR. Senator Benton, OF Missouri, has returned
to this city from The Wesl. (says the Union)
Gen. kearny, COL Churchill, and other On
GERS OF the Army have arrived in this city, as
members OF the Court which has been convened
for the trial Of Lieut., Col Fremont, or as wines
ses in the case, The Court meets tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
COMMERCIAL RECIR!,
RICHMOND MARKETS. No.,

TOBACCO-Receipls and inspections ,ot,
We quote Lugs e 3 common leaf : ~ .sn'
SO; middlng 5a 5 rs; good and ine ! -
8. No fine manufacturing in,pec,iDs =
FLouR-s6 l2i 6 25-in very lille T..
WHEAT-Whiie l25; Red l20c.
OATS-25 30 c. per bushc
CORN-65 cents-dul.
CORN MEALS a 50 cents per tn.bs,-
Sales Of country meal al 60 els.
PRoVlSloNSS.-BAcoSS: smithfed an Civ
cured ~ III cents, hog round; We>e,1
SIDES, ga 81 cents Shoulders !, cent.
hams u II cents. Supply and demand lar
LARD-l2 l2i cents in kegs -
FlSH-Nouh Carolina Herrinss -, g
6 80 from second hands none in iif>t ba,ss
COTTON-llia II cents per pound
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
naNYIIE RAILROAD.

The city voted yesterday upon The question OF
asking authority OF the Legislature for he Cor
poraion 10 subscribe 100000 10 the Danville
Railroad. The measure was carried by The fol-
iowino vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
n,,,nmoNp AND OHIO RAILROAD

RICHMOND AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The discussion Of the merits of This improve.
menl has led 10 a protracted meeting. II was
commenced on Wednesday night continued on
Thursday night, and not completed on Saturday
night, On The last named evening, Messrs.
Fleming James and Robert Hamilton addressed
the meeting in favor of The improvement MI.
IS remarks abounded in interesting and valu-
able railroad statistics. An animated discussion
then took place between Messrs. James Lyons
and r. G. Morris (of The Lynchburg delegalion)
on The one hand, and Messrs. Fl. Coaller Cabell
and w. C. Darlington on the other. The merits
OF the proposed work and of the Danville Rail-
road, and James River and Kanawha Canal,
were brought up in array. No question was
taken, but the meeting al late hour adjourned
over ill tonight, when The discussion will br
continued and vote taken. A large meeting
may confidently be expected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
MORE INCENDIARlSM.

About o'clock ON Saturday night, the neat
wooden building on the corner OF ] In and Broad
streets, opposite The City Hall, formerly occu-
pied by the late ]. A. Chevallie, (and more re-
Gently BY Mr. R. l.. DibIell,) was consumed BY
fire. The ligh. was most brilliant, and lie Ca
pilol and The spre OF 81. Paul's Qikc pillar Of
fre,) presented most picturesque appearance.
The house belonged TO the estate Of t. w. White
was unlenaned, but was soon 10 be occupied by
A. Morris, Esq for whose use repairs were going
on. Il seems 10 have been fired in several points.
Two pages OF the ~ 0. National are filled
with The mournful record OF the deaths BY yellow
fever, from the 5lh July 10 the 2Olh October, one
hundred and seven days. Here is recapiiua-
ton OF the fearful havoc OF the peslience:
From the United States, 240; England, 90 Scor-
land, 20; Ireland, 69l; France, 224 Germany, ST.
Prussia, A; Spain, 9; Portugal, 3; Switzerland
"a; Italy, IL; Denmark, II; Canada, s; Austria,
4; Belgium, :; Sicily. 3; Turkey 9; Cuba, ,;
Mexico, q Geralla, |; Circassia /; Isle OF Man,
/; Sardinia, !; Norway, /; Hanover, l; Isle Of
Malta, !; ives. Indies, l. Jewish Cemetery, Al;
Unknown, 23S. Total, TWO THOUSAND Five hun
DRIED ASD FORTY FOUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

We have already published an extract from
the message OF Gov. Eaton, OF Vermont, in re-
gard 10 the anli-slavery and anti var resolutions
which were returned by the Governor Of Virgil
MIA, under the direction Of our Legislature. Un-
der The head OF "Thc Right Spirit" The ST. AL
bans (vl) Republican makes The following sea-
sonable comments, which can be studied 10 ad-
vantage by the Wilmot Proviso gentry:
1--WE are glad TO learn, as we do from Gov.
Ealon's message, which we publish today, that
Virginia properly appreciates the interference Of
orr federal legislators with her domestic insiiu-
tons. and that she is determined her archives, al
least, shall contain no documents that breathe
treason and disunion. We sincerely thank Vir-
eipia for her promplness in returning The war
and slavery resolutions, of our foolish represen-
tatives; it suits us better 10 have The records Of
our Jolly, imperinence and treason in our own
keeping. Virginia is more careful OF our fame
and good name for sobrety and strict attention To
our own business than We are ourselves. lfVir-
ginia should pass and send resolutions 10 Us, en-
deavorins TO force negro slavery upon US, and 10
induce our people 10 betray their country, should
we no, consider il vile insult, and properly re-
sent i, as such2 These documents were taken
by Virginia as an intended insult, and we respec,
her for the spirited manner she disposed OF them.
We are ashamed 10 acknowledge that our legis-
tors have not shown, in this matter, that liberal
and patriotic spirit which leads men 10 appreciate
and respect The rights Of others, as we'll as 10
maintain their own with proper dignity"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

We devote much OF our space TO The PicayuneS
sketch Of scenes "on The road" 10 Mexico. Iney
are not very definite, bat sufficiently SO TO satisfy
us that the alarm for our troops al Pueola from
the attacks of Santa Anna is quieted BY The MI
SCRABBLE failure OF that doughty chief Childs' re-
sponse 10 The nsolenl and deceptive communica-
ton OF Santa Anna is in every way worthy oil
The high tone and chivalry OF an American ON
GER With his small force be would have been
match Tor The ex-Presidenl, but The reinforcement
under Gen. Lane will brush away all opposition.
Much doubt hangs over The designs Of The artiu
dodeer, Santa Anna. Whether he has gone to
Oaxaca TO raise new army, or TO Guatemala 10
ouil his "beloved country" no one can say-itl Is
certain, that al the present moment ne is very
formidable.
We are rejoiccd 10 see that prompt and ener'
getic measures have been taken 10 strip The roads
OF the peslilent guerras. We have shown now
well Col. Hughes succeeded in his measures, and
we are glad TO learn from the Delta'S correspon-
dent that :tbe guerrllas are "rapdly on the de-
cline" They are "bu, a small portion OF The
Mexican people, are the only fighting men now
in Mexico who oppose our forces, and they are
prompted 10 do 50 from no other motive than
lha, OF gain" From The same authority we learn
tina, "lhe policy pursued by Gen. Patterson is
worthy Of all praise. He is interchangeable in his
exertions TO psrseente Inc poor gue,riucros.' Two
DAYS ago he sen, out TWO delachmens Of mounted
men, mostly Texans, and they came across
couple ot bands Of guerrilleros and they succeed
ell in killing some thirty odd OF their number de-
slroyed large number ofarms and great guam
tily OF ammunition; besides burning down the
main place of rendezvous OF these outlaws, the
hacienda OF Col. Zrnobia. He had obtained a
safeguard for his house from Gen. Scott, but he
turned guerrilla and forfeited il and the Texans
served him right. Vel we have men here who
insi, our Government will have 10 pay this suer'
rilla chieilain the value OF his hacienda. Non
sense Capt. Armstrong, Of The Texas Rangers
will settle The account with him in another way
Gen. Patterson will soon rid us OF The guerre-
ros, by his stringent and sagacious policy"
Patterson is the same democratic" general
whom the Wing press have ridcued lie was
in few days TO take command OF very large
train Of al least 1000 men for The city OF Next
co. Maj. Polk, who has been acting as volun-
teer aid 10 Gen. Gushing, will accompany Gen.
P. with detachment of Dragons heretofore un-
der the orders Of Maj. Cook, ordered 10 attend The
Fremont trial as witness.
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Nov. =
CLARKE's OFFICE, iih Street, Ricamo

CLARKE'S OFFICE, nh StTeel, RichmoH'
~ Virginia.
Drawing OF Alexandra S. drawn October ~
81 SC IS a As 3 - - % 81 IL -
Nos. 3 48 rs whole Of $50 dollars, sol ~
paid by CLAIM.
For this dav, Tuesday, Noyeuber 2-cep
lals: 20 900 dollars 10000, 10 Of 1909 TO-
1850 and 10 OF 900 Tickets 80.
For To morrow, November 3d-Sp'enf'
Scheme-Capilals 10000 dollars, 10000.
Nos, and 10 drawn. Tickets II coIinfs
For Saturday, November 6-Ma:n'li =
Schemes Capitals OF 10000 dollars ~ y"
600. Tickets only Sl5. Call al CLAl.kko.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

port was very strong, and We trust VIII pe con-
sidered as terminating this unhappy case.
1.-THE vote on the resolution was stIteeD 10 ST.
The sic were precisely the same Bishops who, on
the trial, voted not gully. Two Bishops who,
would certainly have voted with The sixteen, were
absent, viz: Bishops Smith and Poter. All pre-
sent, the vote would have been 10 lo6."
There has been an arrival from Te1as-but
nothing of Interest. The sickness al Galveston
was rapidly disappearing. The new company
oil mounted Rifemen, Capt. VIM. G. Crump, was
organized at San Antonio.
Yucalan still continues the theatre OF revolu-
ton and anarchy. Senior Mendez has been In
duced 10 accept The Governorship, after declining
the honor twice. Since his installation, an al
tempt was made, by coup d'etGt, 10 depose him
and substitute Senior Barbechano. II signally
failed.
The Circuit Superior Court, Judge Thompson
presiding, has been in session in This place two
weeks, (says Thursdays Charlottesville JET
isrsonian). Almost The entire time Of the
Court has been occupied with the chance.
Tucker, Mackey and Smith. A strong array
OF talent is engaged in this cause, viz: James
M. Mason, and Marshall, OF Winchester, Sid
ney S. Baker, John R. Cock, and Nicholson
Johnson OF Richmond, and W. j. Robertson Of
Charlottesville, on the parl OF the defendants; and
John nj. Patton and Conway Robinson, OF Rich
mond, and John Thompson OF Amherst, for The
plaintiffs. MIR. Mason will conclude his areu-
menl today, and then Mr. Patton will commence
the closing speech in the case.
I'VE understand that Mr.. Patton spoke On FIJI
day and Saturday. The argument was closed on
Saturday night, and the Court was 10 give lis de-
cision yeslerday.-Enq.l
We call attention 10 The meeting Of the Bsne
VIOLENT Societies this evening al II o'clock, in the
Lecture Room Of ST. Paul's Church. The pub
lie are deeply interested in the prosperity OF these
noble charities, soon 10 be called into most active
exercse-and il is but Just that our :ellow-cilizens
should cheer on so philanhroPic and merllorIous
an undertaking.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

SALE OF FORTY NEGROES.
BOUT FORTY LIKELY NEGROES WIZ y u,
"A FIR cash on the 25,h day Of November neat y "
residence in Albemarl- couny-the larger Iot''"
them being young and likely ao,,, ,onr-
Noy 0-cW5w hobLhi No.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

THE Governors and Visitors Of William and mary
ro,l.oe are earnestly desired to attend meeting
IA coii,gs on Monday, the 9Th day OF November
upon Of great % the s. ns.u
ten. .o"t' - Nov o-cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

J. P. TAYLOR and others,)
III phHhi"P''g'
BRv. SYpSoR. ~ 80,
TIME creditors of tho defendant are noneG !. ~ n,
dividend Of one and quarter per cent wv :, =,
.,,,,d N The next term Of the United states 'ou''
Tue Easier" RICHARD RUSSELL
Nav Dat Special Assignee Of Bey. s,dh"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

~,orrcE NJ sbaI petition the lie eisaiure of Virginia,
=, ~. nsIt session, TO raise the Tolls on hayo's
a. "' "' E. Z. MAYO.
Nov a-cw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

MANAGERS OFFlcE-D. PAINE (
1FI CO.-Thc most oi the large prizes srit
Richmond This year have been SEM ~ Paacs 10
eries. Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining pf7.
should purchase their tickets under ia'ne's i
pular management. prizes Of 2uOD in 'hc
days, all of which can be seen N III. counter
Drawn Nos. Of Susquehanna Lottery, Cl : l.
IS IL II 4 80 | TO II Gi 81 30 ST..
Hall 80 ia n, $1,000 returned.
DO. so e., $4,000 sent from his agen-
10 Norfolk.
Two more by last drawing.
Drawn Nos Grand CONSOLIDATED, Class 1!
so 20 60 IS 2s 40 b Is b 81 Il -.
Hall Is 81 80, - 600 sent 10 Norfolk.
Quarter 80 50 60, 1000 sent 10 Pe'ctshurs
This Day-22. 500 Capital, IS No> l3tra%D
Tickets 5.
For Wednesday, 10000. 100 Of loco :
Nos - drawn. Tickets 10
For Salurday-40, 900, 20 900, 10000. Tila
els 10. For grand prizes send 70
ID. PAINE& co,
Nou > " DIRECT T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02
MARINE JOURNAL
FORT or oNn.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Alyarado, Trayers, Norfolk.
Schr Cambria, Mitchell, Norfolk.
Schr. Ann Eliza Cake, Leeds.
Schr. William L., Lively. York River.
SAILED,
Schr. VIM. Mowry, Bonuell, Jtr>cy CIV
Schr Benz. G.. Buck, Mck"own, Baltimore.
Schr. J SHalton, StudiamS. Troy.
Schr Eliza Ann, Phillips, Baltimore.
Schr. Fox, Patterson, Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

r w. MAURY & Co, MANAGERS, Rich
y mond, Va.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Class 5,
drawn 30h October. lsi,:
[Capitai P5i-c 100 coo UohG5s
81 &C IS 81 IL 3 % IS % 81 Ii II
Tickets having the Isl and III drawn Nos, : goo
Do do 2dand 81 5co
or 3iand ihi
Do do 4ih and 9Th ~,
or 9Th and 9Th
Do do 6h and 1h ! -,
or 1,h and Sh} ~
Double No. Prizes, SS0-neu Is.
Single do do i0--neu "a.
g-fWholc Nos. 3 - As, a prize II y Geo, >oid
a, his Office J. w. MAURY \ co,
Nov . No. City Hotel.
INFANTS CAPS.
TNHlS day received fresh supply lnianl> abi
i Boys Caps, newest patterns, direct lrcm
the mandatory.
Also few superb Lynx Muli>, superior 10
any heretofore offered. For sale low hy
J. SOUTHER 4 Co,
Nov 2 Square opposite Tie Banks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-02

The citizens Of Fishkill, New York, have
splendid sword ready for presentation 10 Captain
Van vliet, Sd Regiment U. S. Artillery, for his
distinguished gallanrry in storming The Bishops
Palace a, Monterey, and other glorious battles.