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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
J. "a. Clarke, Lottery Vender.


CLARKE has been more successful in selling Capital
~ Prze- than any man in the United states, a. the
Managers themselves will attest.
One Of the most brilliant and splendid Schemes Is
DoE offered 10 his numerous correspondents that has
ever been drawn IN the United states. He takes great
pleasure recommending tins Scheme, rs one ;ha has
never been rqnalled In tins country
L.. L. LIZ
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ANOTHER SPLEN,ID LOTTERY!
c<st sO0l 5.)s Nun IN NJ & mi

ANOTHER sPLENID LOTTERY!
s5l $50! S25 900 go 0! 81 900!
TICKETS Oily $40.
Grand Consolidated Lo,tcr Glass No &c 10 BE- drawn
on Saturday, October asth lS4s, al Baltimore. %
Nos. ;, IL drawn.
Grand Cpitas:
| prize OF S5l $50 prizeof s2y5Go
25GOO GU prizes of 0cD
IDotp 100 500
g 5,UrD &c. sc.
Tickets SO: halves; quarters 2 50.
~ In purchasing by the ackagc, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
ar Orders meet our usaI prompt attention. fo'
Tickets in tie above, ar in ny o:Her Lottery drawing
daily tprice of Tickets ffcas1 10 $50 under nur ma
nagement, address us, or &. w. PURCELL,
Ag-ntforD d. PAIN T. CO., Richmond Va.
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LOTTERIES
Ereek Nation a'z'sEc s2;sice,
4 70. lot EAST MAIN STREET, RictmcnG
GRAND SCHEMES FoR 0cTOpER

-
GRAND SCHEMES FGa OCTOBER.
- Sos, 10 dawn. Capitals: s..6.DUO, la,UUU 3GU
.''o OF 1850, 10 4 l,aD, II Of so, &c. Tickets
50, hiivesa ,; quarters : ~.
virginia Leosbirs Lottery Glass Ne 6I fcl 1915 10
- ifA"n Al Alexandria On Saturday, Oct ii. 66 No
L.H'-fy-lG Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: go, OGo,
Tm 10 ooa 5000. 20 Of l.5e0, - IL $50, - OF 800,
- iIc.ets $40; halves ); quarters = So
Delaware Lottery No ST. To be drawn October 25th,
- W. Loter.-l. drawn bactJ. Cap!las So, 900.
inuDD, Iel, 600 II Of GnO 20 Of sCU 100 OF ;CJ
iicsei7 sin->harrs III proportion.
TUE MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
luo0oc DnLLARS CAPITAL PRIZE!
Sio 700! S2o000i $4,000! 100 prizes Of : 600
virginia state Lottery, for endowns I.e1.bar. AGA
d-my and i"r other purposes Class A. tor ISIS to he
9r"n q! ai-Iandr1. Va on Saturday. October asth
ici-. &C No. Iot.ery-l3 drawn ballots
Grand Capitals:
pf'.s o sl ~ Sso ! pIIze Of sio-e"o
aa,t90 80.
! 2n,Uuo 100 OCO
1900 l73-owes: Tos--of SO
Tickets Sa1; halves 10; quarters S. eighth, Q so
oiue1s lof eertincat-s or Packages, single Tickets
ana Saarss, IN any 81 the above Schemes addressed 10
Inc undersigned, viii receive the most p.omp, aiten-
ton anc an account OF each drawing forwarded rs
soon As II u received
Please address your orderstn WSi HURLEY
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All Enthusiastically Confidential. SeptaI
HH7 P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
w WALL STREET, Richmond. Va
GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBERi
Delaware Lottery, Class 81, lie drawn October L.
7s Nos, Is drawn. Capitals: s3j 900 IL OOO eU00
5cSo, . OF 2,0n, 10 Of ,5l0 10 Of 500 &C. Tickets
SO; halves 5; quarters = so.
Virginia L-sshus Lottery, Class 40 6 for lie 70, TO
b. drawn on Saturday, October 2lst. 10 Drawn Mum
hers our oft6. Capitals: SjO,bJ0 3D. c0D Os0 co.,
- OF SEQ, % Of eJJ - Of 10, &c, &c. Tickets so
halves5; quarters = 50.
Delaware Lottery No. 81, to be drawn October 25th
IS No. LoticrY-i2 drawn hll.o,s. Prizes: 81, 0g0
l0O00 IsiG 600 ii Of 0G, ~ Of 900 100 Of 400 &
Tickets SiU-snaI-s in proportion.
Grand aud magnificent Scheme to br drawn al Alex.
andriA October a-ih, 1913. - Nos, - drawn
Grand Capitals:
! pr.ze OF Sl10,OO0 prize Of $4,000
10000 prizes Of 5,H6
25,GJJ : 2,s53
2n,,b 100 ,pO0
1900 l73 lowest ? Sos.l Of 500
Tickets SaD; halves 10; quarters
70 Orders for Certificates packages, single Tick
els and Shares any the above 5chrines addressed
10 the nndersisnrd will receive the prompt atten
ton, and IN account Of each drawing forwarded
~ II Is received
" Packages, cert icates and single Tickets for sale
By WM. L. TURriN, Richmond, Va.
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"a "a, ,,e,.a3s a,;sice,

On Fourteenth Street Ender TIE EcS,snasc Hotel.
rHIEDMAs LAMBERT respectfully lia friends
L and ,tr pG5,ic in general that he has commenced
III. risneSs Of LOTTERY Broker. 10 the office ION ldh
s,r- under The Exchange llote,) formerly occupied
5y D. II. iIoyt and reorntyb By L. b. Pendirton.
Drawing OF Mononsaia Cas- 81, Oct. 6:
81 25 Is ID il 9 40 50 / q.
Ticket, l3 p, anotasr Capital, soid b.
LAMBERT.
TO-DAY
TCESDAY-1he Va. Le.sburs Lottery, Class 60,
drawing expected Tuesday eyenlrg Captals Sa1 ,GJ0
Of 10 600 3,5e5 Of cG, &C., &c. ~ Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets S.; hrlves 80: Grs. a5.
WEDNESDAY, Handsome scheme The Delaware
State Lottery Class No. 50 Capitals: $50 Onu, !2 00c
sup0 10 of 500 10 OF 100, &c. 90 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets $40: halves 5; arr. ..
THURsDAy-The SUSSEX Comfy Delawarel Lotte
~, Class No II. Capitals 10000, 5000, &C. IS
Nos. Is drawn. Tickets s5i la7es2 So qrs. | 25
fRIUAY-rhe Virginia Mongolia Lottery, Glass
no 81. Capitals: $4,000, 5Nc, sc. IS Nos, Il
drawn. Tickets 81; halves y 'parters !.
SATURDAY-Dolla; Lottery The Sussex county
fpeiawar-l Lottery Extra, Classic. lC6. $3.50 Capt.
tai IS Nos, Is drawn. Ticket 81; halves 50 cents
quarters % C.
Saturday Evenius,-salesoese at O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
A MAGsIPIcESTS SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Loitef Glass No. 6l, to be
drawn at Alexandra. Capitals :E1Oc0 eco, l6c0O,
5000 3O7a 20 OF $50, 20 of eD sc. sc Nos, II
drawn Tickets sl0-shascs inpropoition.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 251L lsis.-THE NAM
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GcK'S OFFICE, No. S, Exchange Place,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
Fer his day-s2o OCO. 10000, 5000, $500, 20
F'l.s @ 200. &c. Is Nos, IL drawn. Tick
SS;-shares in proportion. For sale by
LUCK.
oaan Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. "a:
y 20 10 60 IS Z 81 Ii IA IL , Sc "a.
aaii -s'scSet. Nos. 2 ! A, $780, sold and
LUCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

MILLS BITTE2S.-F Farther supplies Of hi
tl invaluable Tonic, just received and for sal.
h. GAYNOR & WOOD,
Oc, II Druggists.
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HATS! HATSl CAPS CAPS!
Fall Style Of Hats and Caps.

~ L. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad ST., Shockoe
Oa Hill, has inst received tni and sp'end d
assortment of HATS ard CAPS, Of the best
Northern manufacture Beaver, Brush, Nuria,
Moleskin, Silk, Angola, Coney, Wool, and every
other kind of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment OF GAPS, oil every variety, al un-
usually low prices, at wholesale or retail.
G. L. BETTY.
P. S.-Psrchasers are respectfully invited to
call and examine my assortment. Hats and
Caps made To order. Market prices given for all
kinds of Furs. q. l.. b.
Sent I5-c3m
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-, Pzsssa & go.
MANAGERS OF DTTERIES,

NANNI EtLO U. u EItIEo,
RICHMOND, vf!sfNIh.
WHOLE TICKET. Nos. 81 Al 80, the prize Of
w THlRTY-SIX THOGSANa DOLLARS, which
sold and paid by Purcell z; beng the largest
prize sold IN This city within the VI twelve years, and
amounting 10 more money thaIil the prizes sold by
ali other Managers in the last TO or three years, hut
we can continue this evidence and do so as reason
that Adventures should huy M Icr tickets than those
under that old established hous pf d. PAINE Il CO,
they being the oldest and successful Managers n
the United States.
Examine the Grand Scheme.or October, and forward
your ordersto &. WPURCELL Z: CO.,
Agentfor Paine 4 CD Richmond. Virginia
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TRENTON MILLS AND OTTER PRO-
pER-TY ElR Sal il

Administrator de bonis non, with IT, Wi annexed,
Aug al-ctds of Edward Dillon, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

MORRIS & STOKES,
WEsTcHEsTER, Pa.
livery pains has been taken, by the personal alien
IL of one Of the Propretors, To the budding and
grating Of Fruits 10 ensure the genuineness of the
sorts. The subscriber, as Agent, will receive orders
for any Trees or Plants; and from his knowledge OF the
Propretors feels confident they will give satisfaction.
Descriptive catalogues may be had at hts Office in Pc
tersburg All inquiries by MALL postage paid, will
ceive attention. SAMUEL :. GRI5COM.
Petersburg, Oct 9th, l6i3-c2awtf
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PARMyILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DCRsUAAT to The provisions Of dee. Of trust, eye
cu,.t to the subscriber by 1hos. A. Aor'oncfu the
23d day of June lsa2, and recorded IN the clerks Of
hce OF the County CONT al Prince Edward for certain
purposes therein mentioned, shall on ti- 9th day Of
December next, sell t. the highest bidder FOR cash. Two
lots numbered and IN the ridn OF said town, hav-
ing 100 feet front Main street. running hack 295 feet
and fraction and ii5 feet on back street and 40
fee; street On the premises are an excellent
dwelling house present occupied by Dr. James Lyle,
and convenient out houses On the corner Of the lot
on Main street 4 sin gle house, two stories high, the
lower fiory occupied by VIM. Willis asa Confectionery
and the upper by DR.. Lyle as Doctor slop. On the
cross street good factory buildings and stables and
the lot is an excellent Vegetable Garden. This proper
~ very desrablestuated In the most bushes, part
OF the town and has space enough nuoccup.ed for
tensve buildings Any person desirous Of purchasing
isinved TO eIaa,ins the property The sale will take
place in front Of Eagle Hotel. The title said pro-
pe.iy !. believed 10 he un9uestonable but, acting as
trustee shall only convey such Is vested In me by
the deed aforesaid. WN. L. FLOUESOf-
sept. 2e-e,ds Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
ry,HE dissolution OF my !a.s partnership with my
brother making necessary of me TO reside In the
There are about OF highly improved ianf,
neatly laid OUT with choice frut secs and houses
OF every description. the hol es alone COST more thsn
il asked for the whole property.
Terms will be made convenient to Tue purchaser.
ac,s-cu w " HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
TRuSTEk'S SALE.

PURSUANT TO the provisions Of n deed of trust exc
L cuted by George :. Duva 10 F. w. Scott, and duly
recorded In the Clerks office Of Caroline county, for
III. purpose Of securing debt due - the a!r Pleasant
Terrell, shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of N1veul-
ber lsis al the store Of John Pea,oss, III the county
Of Caroline, sell 10 The highest bidder. for cash, the
Tract Of Land in the said desd mentioned u being the
Tract of Land upon which the said George s. DCva At
present resides The buildings good, the land pro-
ductive and the nesh5orhooi desirable. For small
family, this would be I most asrerabir residence.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such lille as
is vested in nir, which is believed To be perfect.
Oct I7-cw,ds T W SCOTT, Trustee. ,
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aNo ~ KING WILLIAM FOR SALE

LAND ~ KING WILLIAM FOR SAIL
IN execution OF decree Of the County Cout ri KIN!
William county rendered The a5;h day 81 srpr
her In the year is4s. in which James LaFtenc- =
plaintiff and Roterick Starting Lawrence, ana othefs,
defendants as Com missioner in said decree named
her is4s an the prr misses 10 sell the highest bidder,
The Tract OF Land of prnry Starting died seized
lying in The upper part OF said county oil MIG vivian,
adjoining the land Of Captain John llmpkin deceased
and Ms Mary Munday. The said tract OF land con-
iaios iwo bundled acres well improved, and IN high
state Of cultivation and has on II good dwelling ano
The TERMS will be cash sufficient 10 defray costs Of
sele and decree and credit Of one ami t~o years on
the bslanes-h= purcha es giving bond with approved
s.eurty and the Commissioned retaining the title until
,se ,vhoi. Of the purchase money IS paid.
~ 80 ~ pastds C K TRASf, Commissioner.
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NEVER GIVE UP" so long as 1t is in your power
- avail yourself OF that justly celebrated remedy for
tWIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Ms W. towle-If you think the following ceri-
acae worth publishing, II is at your service:
aereby certify thar was afflicted with very trou-
..some cough for about year. tried great many
sd.,rn, remedies recommended To me, but all to no
nn,nst; finding that was not getting any better,
va. induced 10 try DR.. Wislar's basam Of Wild Cher
~, and accordingly procured bottle OF EDWARD Ma
soa. Druggist and Apothecary, In Portland. After
us,as ii according TO directions, | can truly say.t
So. Ne xSr,RxLv. | am now well and able to at.
,,na 10 nv work and would cneerfully recommend Il
10 any one afflicted with any disease Of the Lungs;
Wnness-GroRoE ALLEN.
Pownal, Cumberland CO., Me-, Oct, 1877.
a. beware Of counterfets and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nj an otLer preparations of Wild Cherry Remember,
taey cny initiate in name, without possessing the vr
,qss Buy none but tho genuine and original DR. WIS
IAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed
QUITS on the wrapper.
f0f 'a's' WHOLESALE anu GAVaHoR WOOD,
Nc 4o Main si,eet, Richmond,
oe,. ls4s. And by Druggists generally
~ SHARES OF Petersburg and Roanoke
~ Railroad Stock at auction. Will be sold
70 MONDAY the 23d inst at IL o'clock, before the
DOR Of The Exchange Hotel, the above Stock, Tor
ash. JAS. b. LYNCH.
Oct. 1876
OOWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
y street, Richmond, Virginia.
To.day-Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass az
Ezra. Capitals: $4,000 10000, 5000, $500
% 0; 1000, &c IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
S5-shares in proportion. Oct. II
TUESDAY OCTOBER nth.
go 4 The PocAHoNTAs, Captain
$4,000 Parrish, will receive freight for Bal
ilnore and Philadelphia till 3 P. NJ. today, anc
she will leave att P. NJ. Passage 10 Baltimore
81 meals extra.
Oct l7-lt II. LUDLAM Il co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

j ma MAURY & CO. Manasers-No. /,
D.sv ua e City Hotel.
,Os ~ Of Leesbarg Lottery, No SO, Ocl IA:
D,aw, y Oh 10 81 80 5 rs 80 26 "a l3 3.
IS 80 o'os Of Mononealia Louery. No So. Octl3:
DraSn - % 10 2 10 Is So 80 As "a 81.
5s,: sUsoi Delaware Lottery, No 50, Oct IA:
Drav,S IL % So AZ 80 IL Al I 46 81.
9. |s Of Mononealia Lottery, No So, Ocl 9:
VI 10 AZ 81 43 Is 81 81 a. 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

NOVEL SCHEME NO BLANKS.
Lowest THREE number prize 81 900; single number
prizes, sl5; highest two nub-r prz-, s2n0; lowest
two numbers, $50; and allucseis having soSr OF
the drawn numbers, each, s.
Grand Consolidated Letter, Glass IS, TO be drawn
at Baltimore Saturday, Ct.es, 1915. rs Nos, IL
drawn.
Grand Caiias:
prize Of $4,000 prizesof 81 1850
10000 sou
10000 4 C $50
1872 10 1000
$500 &c. &c.
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Esiifia:s, III. Fulton,

DC, I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
Family Physician.

DR.. BEACa'S AMERICAN PRACTICE OF
A n 3 u
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TH EAT'RE.

DROLL DOINGS AND MARVELLOUS
TRANSACTIONS FOR FOUR EVEN
INGS. AND ONE DAY EX-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

CANNoN,S ANTI-DIsPEPTlC BIT
" TIERS, Tor sale by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

TIE SPEAKER announced the FIRST business IN order
be calls upon meners from different States for resou
lions. and sundry accordingly presented.
Mr. Corr offered a resjullon Ia Sup The debate ON
the Presidents annual message to morrow at two o
co
Mr. CoLL,MER moved 10 lay The resolution tho Ia
BE-
The motion Of Mr. CoLttNEa was lost. and the
luton ii Nlr Corr adopted
Mr. biSroa. firm the committee Of W avs and Means,
reported l providing tor the support Of The army, and
a,oa bril- nikag appropra ff the construction and
rcaf ii l1r III lons which read twice and referred
u lhr Committee vi The W hole
Nj IuRSla. Of Illinois, offered resolution in favor
Of ann-sng New Mexico and talitJmia to The United
State.-wiIch lies nytr unfl tomorrow.
Mr.. GIpplNGs offered a resolution Tor the appointment
Ola committee 81 i've To enquire INTO The SLAVE trade IN
tie Dslrct of Columbia aud h. demanded The previous
question upon lis adoption
Mr. lloLNE>. # South Carolina. moved that it be
lad the liable. and called the ayes and On the mo-
tim.
Mr. lloLnEs' motion req ced (onf correspondent
without saying what was d1He with Nj. GddlHg's reso-
lull n. tahrs up another SUBJECT
Ihe = solution offered by Nj GARRIr DrNc4N, ash
ing the Pfesldni Communicate GrncGl TAYLOR, re-
ply 10 Mr. Marcy letter, reprnaodIng Gen Games was
adopted.
Mr.. tLINGMAs offered Restitution calling on the
r. sdent Tor all spoudence relative Ia the ordering
ola tur, Madal al Pcrte tptry Gen. Scatt
Nh Boris oleIed a,u htf. a,llnL by Mat authnfify
Mr. W alher Is ablishtd laIH hr MEXICO, both u
winch lie over.
Ihe luus' then adj urnpl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
Ell. pEACl. MINORS.

/ The auiheniicy ii he lunoFs eoncefn'"s 49,
pcsce negotiated b, Mr. 1rs lss'li very 'io, 60 ~"
among, iliose who pr iess {" he wei III i''u
these the W aslnglon lelttI "ihe'' "''
IN 81 .inspcunus. 70
The e'rrrsp ndenr of The N Y lurnai Of Commerce
y rlinu on the 2Sh uit. SAYS:
"rb, p,,cr rumos hs ve been dscrediied; ont mere
IS this mnrh of foundation fr them. VIZ that cnms,
Irn the MEXICAN 90, ernmenl prop sed To Gener
S,.lt eneu al o With view 10 an acctp
tauce Of the terms offered BY the L. =, hui hP" ha'
iuSsibe cundr:uns-an armlsrlce- The Withdrawn oil
troops firm the ely Of MeAco-and The faym'ht ol
fifteen millions In The Mexican government o NC id'-
ltcatian by l. otthe really.
The uler Ill be found 10 have been hi"rnai and,
will lead 10 nothing The difficulty Is That mere Is nj
government enough IN Mexico 10 make and guaranty any
treaty II Ieace.'
Ga thu uheT hand the ConmeTcldl Advertiser Oh S@t
arlay evening remarks
Nv enabled say that there are letters In the
en-, nn members Of Congress. OF both parties, which de-
clare IN ms uneqatvocal terms that the onneut .
trf.ty OF arrangement has tSen received at W rs ing
ton. corresponding generally with the Propositions origin
ally made by Mi Irsl the MeAic commissioners
and that il Will be acceded To by the Administration"
lnd,pendeut." The sensible correspondent 81 the Phil
ade phia North Amerean his letter Of Saiarday dis
credits the statement that the PROJECT OF treaty has been
b, Mr. Tri,i but does mol deny that he has been
negotiating with the MeA government. This writer
Observes
Mr. 1r,t stands in llfe worst possible oor with the
President and his parry Tor rctusinI 10 leiufn home. as
he ordered do Senators occupying prominent pJ-
situns reserved in their expressions al his
dnct, aud than has sgnlled that The President
should send guard 10 escort hirn To Nasain- ton ;
The friends of Mr.. inst. On the other hand, con-
planning sevefcy at this treatment. Mr. Buchanan, who
appointed hlm Office, finding that he has incurred the
dapeasure Of The President, has might be expected,
deserted him. " hen had lie the courage ni.gIIy To
sustain friend If such support might IN any way com
PROMISE hnself? HIS life is retna'rn Of The suspicion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
ANATIuNAL CONVENTION.

general meeting Of the Wings Of both Houses Of
Congress took place IN Washington on Thursday even
ing last: Senator Berlen, Of Georgia. presided I q
subject Of thu conference the praprely of The VIII.
party's hodlng National Convention for tho nomua
ton of candidates uT the Presidency and Wee Presden-
ey. We learn from the Washington correspondence Of
different papers, that there discussion, and that
much enthusiasm iur the great manifested -
Ii WAS determined TO bold another meeting Thurs
day evening next tut before was taken drc-
ding, by majority of ten 10 one, in favor of National
Conyenii,n. The adjourned meeting will be held tor
the purpose of fixing the time and place Of holding the
Convention
The correspondent Of the ~ T. Herald states that
Mr.. Geniy, ui Tennis ee. advocated General Taylor
very warmly. aud urged the Importance Of ranung him
lnde pen1enlY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
ABOLITION OF THE SABBATH.

The Boston !lberator cantains call, signed by a
great number of names for meeting tn BIZ hell for
The purpose of taking measures 10 abolish entirely The
distinction which is made by hrslian nation s
between the first and The other six days If the week
Among the sguers of THIS call are the most prominent
abrIltIon,ts of the country, sach w l.. Garrison
Edmund Quincy Francis Jackson. Charles Burleiph,
Maria ". Chapman, &c Sc. They express the ex
pectaton that they will be considered herercs, bu de
clare nevertheless that their sentiments sustained by
Luther, Calvin. Milton. Pucsiiy. Archbishop Nsatrly
and other celebrated Games.
Nothing be in kerping with ms own dis
honest character tnan this development of aboli1nisn,
Protesting sympathy for the lave, il would naverthe
mad career with war upon The property d lis fellow
men, II DIS with The mad eff ut appropriate iil,.
Almghly's p operiy in that day which he has hauwed
as exclusively his omn.--Rich. Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House having res lived Itself into Committee of
The hur. took npi consideration the su Jecl OF the
rrtrrence Of The Prrsijcui's annual nrssage.
Mr. hoGGIN look the fl ur and opposed the measures
"l Mr.. Puh : Administration He Piled TO Nh. RnErr,
aud spoke with much warmth aud carucstness.
Nj. u. was severe upon both Nh. RnErr and Mr..
BkpINoLR.
Mr. Morsr followed in strong defence Of Mr Poll
le"as interrupted, by his consent, and neuogaled by
MI toILtMLR
With Alr. Gngglns speech, the debate the p es-
dcnts NesSage closed.
Mr.. NiLMoT moved Ia amend the resolutions insruc
ting the committee upon the bull 10 five millions
dollars by dnect taNallon. lie made spirited speech
and said that the night way raise means ON all ex
irIordnarv lie charged Nr Secretary Walk
~ with want of conraue
Various amendments were offered, with Mr.. Winot's
cUucurfen
On molten the committee then rose.
Mr.. CoLL>MER obtained the flsnr aud spoke at con
siderable ienglh--reviea Iug the question: Sc lie
was interrupted leave. aud nterrugated 10y Mr. Nc
KAY.
Mr.. Conn, Of Georgia, obtained the floor; when, or
motion, the House adI1urnrd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
LATE FROM GALVESTON.

BY the steamship Globe, Capt.. Wright, the \. O.
Delta has received dates from Galveston IN the I'D nst
her day Of sailing.
The aci 10 establish public schools in the county Of,
Galy sion had become lazy, aud wond 60 ln9oper'll
ton liumedlate!y.
meeting was held at Austin on the 10Th inst 10
rganize the nrmorratIc Stale Convention. nominate
eleeiors FIR President at the neXt Presidential cleo
lion.
In the Senate c Texas.a bill! had been inrduned, PH3
bblung the ntruduciIun into State of slaves VIC
have c,mnlilted high ornts in the States Territories
ot The United States e,SeW here.
The following extracts show that the agricultural re-
sources Of Texas are beginning 10 he d veloped.
SHggr Brlz ria vii make l0)J hhls. OF sugar, av-
eragng about 1900 .. Nearly every building has beea
erected tbs selan 1870 htdS. made SIX pa'-
aiinus If Which 800 600 los have Geen made by Aess's
Il. -. q Mills.
CottoH.-frn tie Lower Braz s, lwiilout q i'so
ia the rlger) inclusive If bales haued from lfac'
creek and the Courado there will he tfarly SIX i"l-
sand bales - forward. 1hls estimate is not 'd
h Oh.