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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

HUNTINGTON n co. Real Estate and STOCK
L Brokers II Wall.st mercantile paper negOuseu OF
best terms, loans obtained on bond snd mortgage Oyla
made property consigned for suction oO I'M
GOAL.-looo tons OF Peach Orchard discbarging this
y week OF all sizes, Al the foot OF Canasi fIces very
low best coal. - nut - % Yards - hsn.ns-
ton ard 100 Second SIS. by ole ST +. hEhhIOAN
nAGUERREOTYPE- lots Just received per
JOHN ROACH. Opncian. 81 Nassau.st
On hand an assortment Of Daguerrean materials olOSt
DOVER LATHEs.-For sale number Of small
engine lalhes They were built to order ana are m
shed In the best manner perfectly new and gu be
~ low Applv 10 JOHN r. HIDE'S SONS,
o4 iwis. II Maidenane
CONMI-sIONERs OF DEEDS for other States
Y who wish 10 have Their names inserted IN the LAVE
Diary for l8fg publishing, requested 10 sena 10
their names and address the subscribers without delay
% iwis BELL GOULD, Law ssaroners, U.s. Nsssau-si
81 500 BROKEN BANK NOTES :, Of Of. The be- Bans San.
lng note A. Y al The office Of THIS paper '1a1nk "a'
amount sill be given Tor the notes. DIV o.,
10 900 WINDOW SHADES from 10 cents TO
tU.UUU $50 brasses cord tasses' gii eornice paper
hangiugs, &C &C IN sropofton MeIehsnls' ~ S -
families or wanting such articles Will ca Droic
purchasing At BARTOLs ll5 and III Wiiam-si oe~ cen
Spruce and beckinAn-sk 49,
DATENT LETTER CLIP OR INVOICE FILL
\ rs which Letters, Invoices, Puce Cuifell &C - M
s reference or persal AS II bound volume For sale ny
olo FRANCIS LOUTREL, sianonefs, p MsaenI-ue
DIAPER, blank BOOKS AND STATION
L cry Al the lowest msnufacturers' Pnee-fhANCls
LOuTREL, u Maiden lane invite az VINO PaIcna.e 80
their line 10 call Our stock embraces every 49, 80
Kind OF account books wiring and wrapping Paper aney
ami staple stationery, gold pens, enyeiops &C. olvL
NOR sALE-A Rafting Saloon and Porter House,
Il with fixtures and everything compete his'ia.e
chance as the for poultry and game i Jasl com.
nsncnc Apply this day. Al 5l Chaihzmst up salf. ne
next door above the Chatham Ihea,eI OF - s,1 ny
sss'' olo p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

EcA CATALOGUE Of 1000 everbiooHing snses,
Scouprisin1 he raresi varieties Of the perpetual,
MO Bourbon. and noisete may be had 81 re ssea
S<osors Of r DUNLAP, gJ5 Broadway, ard Al the
slrro1-room OF q 4 ROLLINS II Wallst who will sell
th. sane Al auction on the l0h inst 10 O'Clock % he
premises Of subscriber where the plants can BOW Do
seen In full bloom Tney all h1tded on h7 American
bner which nsCfes durability tnrnlness snc h@f1i
mesa IN whsxnding Ogr coolest winters without protrcton
cuzlires not possessed By French Standards
JAMES B. WEIR Floris,
- 4ts. cor. Twenty eighth st. ard second avenue.
At PRIVATE -ALE-Tressqry warrants for 800
n acres Of land 10 any county IN Virginia The above
VIII Re sold low or exchanged FOR 9.ner properly,
oloN- HuNTiSGIOS W. II wan"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
M r. BOGERT. AIeiloneef
<.UINA GLASS AND EAkTHENWAtE.

CHINA, GLASS AND EAKrItENWAnE.
NOn TIT RsDAY, Oct. -, al 10 O'Clock, al W Nune"
lane general assortment OF China Glass and rniheh
ware The stock dealer declining the business TOD" so"
In lots to suit wholesale and retail dealers aud gfoces
Sale perempiory. Terms al sale "'us
AUCTION, on the 9TH November. al u clock o.
~ the Merchants Exchange Il not preylol 500 ~ ~.
va,e sale 800 acres OF land In Coca Co ~ so'es VI
Pennsylvanis 800 Ia Indiana, near mchlga" '"'
500 In Delaware Co N Y - - ,,,-,,-
oi0 81 HlNTlNOTON W " w ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
nAr1oNAI. MINIATURE GALLERY.

r. WHITE LATE J. K CLARK al BROADWAY
I'Hls GALLERY Il the Oldest most extensive and ASH
enable In United States and contain over 1000 Da-
gusrreotype Miniatures from life Of nearly all our eminent
men The public invited 10 visit this collection and ex-
anime the most beautiful specimens Of The Daguerrean art
IL Inc world % lmisua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

-REWARD-Loso on saturday a';ernoo1 i'1' erse
- - 80 supposed 70 have been ief IN beiknsp
W.. sssery and saloon 80 Grand.t near ne corner
~ r..e1-sf or in returning 20 N Nofio1s-st go
" -, b. .sur. 10 the shove runber. or % Ne oi-r
III LEW. ns .bove reward and The hanks q .as NJ ger
%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
NEwYORk. Oct 8. lSiS.
IlRJ E sWEETsER. DEAs sIR Having been

AIR. j. r.. SWEETsER, DEAssis Having been
present Al the Sacred Concert given unter your dfec-
ton az the Church Carmlnesi on The evening o ne ln
we beg eave A. an expires, Of delight on thai occa
sion request repetition either NJ the same Chufch or
thai Of the Purtans with which you are more Immensely
connected Il aOis much pleasure % say inst We nave
seldom listened similar concert 50 iasieidly ano Nusu
cay given The selections were 90 besuuiul and me exc
on almost with1u. exception correct, We i person
ay d,Appoiued that So few present enjoy 50 rich
treat You certainly 20 the cause OF puouc wof-
ship yourself and TO your Accomplished associate % Ie
peat effective illustration The power Of sacred song
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

fOgeher with correct WeWs Of me country clcs &c Il
i the largest and beautiful painting 10 ths world
Exhibited every night al O'Clock, afternoon exhbltons
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ais O'CLOCK, at the MI
NERVA ROOMS, fo6 Broadway Admission y c's 1hi'-
dren hsIf price SHERMAN & TOUsEY,
ofot6s Propretsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
AR LAESNEC,s COUGH PILLs-cold.

New. York, October 9, is47. ~. .ss. 49,,
Principal Ofoes 81 Barclay Ct Newborn VI SC.n sx,n
q Phi phia and State Of. Boston % Wsoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

O>T OK -TOLE>-trom ne New aa. 1890 ~
| ores, on Monday night ssi Jap aimed H-nA-
s,- -. rsi. and strap, containing az assortment
Of gum ssstie globes with great variety Of ethe5 ts1sy
:, - So on the American lnsrr1te. The nncer VII
b. Fberaiy rewarded By delivery q ne articles wv
way " . - CHARLES GOODYEAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
n,Tr>T LErTER CLIP OR INVOICE FILE-
NAPIER HANK BOOKS AND STATION

II By which Letters. Invoices Price Currents, &C are IN
santy and eaecusy secured, and a. available i0f nie
ate reference peuisa n IN bound volume or sac ny
oio FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL siatoners, n Maden-l-ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

L cry A. the lowest manufacturer pllcr-r t.NNNto
LOUTREL u Maiden lane invite al who purchase afues
w tbeir linz 10 call Our stock embraces every style and
sind OF books wiring and wrapping papef ianey
and staple stationery. gold pens, enveiops, Nc ouu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
GRAND PANORAMA o.
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
TAYLoR's BATTLES IN MEXICO,

WILL soon LEAVE IHt CITY
'I'HIS fANDEisiA represents In the most natural uan
the encsmpmenls, and all the stirring incl
darfs NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10

tU.UOO SO; brasses cord, iassels gA cofnice paper
hangiugs &C. &C IN proportion. Merchants, strangers
families or wanting such articles, Will ca ueiuio
purchasing At BARTOLS rs and III Wiam-s bet~ cen
snrIrn and hefAnhn-sis U---L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-10
IL nnn,f hnXr a hnId Head Ence mr. Chin


rF Those who nave aarh sehow Isetn, Ioui
Breath or Diseased Gum.-AIe sssaten mat Il they
- - ehins box OF JONESS Amber Tooth Paste, II viii
make their teeth whie snow removing and curing The
isuer Ii scs ungGent on diseased or spongy CUPS
healing and Curing hem while ts odor and isle : 80 de
cious Il makes bad breath sweet China pots shhings
old lfeOiis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
THE FREE TRADER.
Ottuwo, 1mr 50, 1913.


| We are indebted to correspondent for
the following lucid description of this ccle-
bratcd Cincinnati invention:
| The Pigdno Porque is musical inStru-
mcnt constructed somewhat on the princi-
pie OF a piano forte, which il also resembles
in name. In fact, it is nothing more nor
less than piano forte, on the vocal princi-
/ pie. l will endcayor TO give you an idea of
It's construction.
| Imagine a plagk box Is vi iS feet long,
three feet high and four feet wide at one
end, and gradually tapering towards the
other end, down TO about u inches by 3.
/ This box, which is termed the trunk Of the
instrument, is elevated by stout bench.
four feet from the ground the bottom o! the
instrument lying in an exact horizontal po-
SitiOn.
The trunk is partitioncd Off iuto narrow
stalls, which are the full dimensions Of it up
aud down ana cr0sSwiSc; but grow narrow
or and of course smaller every other way
as they reccde from the large end Of the
box to the small end.
In the first and largest stall, which is
termed the base cell, Is placed the largest
and ticrceSt rId boar that can be procured,
standing crosswise Of the trunk. This is
termed the base kcy.
Then, in regular order, adapted the de-
creaSng size oithc stalls, succe eds an asSort-
mcnt of banowS, ShoatS, and sucking pig
gjcS, down to the little squcaler but two
days old, which occupies the smallest stall
and is termed the trebic heE.
The animals must all face one way, and
be exactly Of the same length, breadth, and
height with the cells which they occupy so
/ that it would be impossible for them TO move
up or down, backwards, forwards, or side
ways. And there is what is called a beiiy
! piece, screwed up under them to keep them
| from lying down.
Their faces being all one way, and. of
course their Pumps the other, their tails,
which are termed the strings, or Chords, are
drawn through an aperture in the side OF the
box, which is called the boy boafd.
The operator stands on the outside, and =,
by pinchimg these sensitive chords, can pro-
duce any note, from the Soitest and most de-
licae treble to the harshcSt and most iuri-
ouS base. and any tune from "Sweet Home"
TO "Oh Dan Tucker
The best toned instruments are construc-
ted Of mahogony, and are supplied with an
finals imported from the Hercynau iOrcsts
Of Germany.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Household Drudgca.-Graco Greenwood
conleSScs recently that she is heartily tired
of hearing gentlemen dictate to ladies theil
duties, and assuring them that their proper
place is at the wash tub, and tina, accom-.
plshmrntS go for nought.- She says:
II the paper wasted in these vain attempt.
to SQtt-Sodp the ladies into waSherwomen
could be restored 10 the pristine form, what
a fine washing of clothes would he there, my
countrywomeu
What could be more beautiful illustra.
ton of womauly dependence and manly
courage, than lady gracefully cleaning
handkerchief and laccS, while her loving
lord boldly wrcStles with the Counterpanc
ana table cloths
We will darn your stockings for you, gen
tlcmen; wen hem your handherchclS; we
II make your buildings; but while you con.
tinuc TO prefer smoking ScgarS TO smoking
bacon; mauling each other with hard word,
in political debates, TO the equally gentle.
manly and more useful employment 81
mauling rails, graciously condcSccudng tC
pity our weakness let us dance little, lei
us make little music, and oh! leave u,
time TO read and dress little. Have com.
passion, kind SirS. Turn us not into water.
InymphS and Saamandcrs
Put it on TO 'cm, Grace; wen hold you,
bonnet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23


The Holy Billie. We find this work,
among others, upon our table this week
1t appears TO be a compilation OF ancient
history, poetry, and moral philosophy, care
0.;iy COUectcd rom ariouS author From
the slight and superficial perusal that we
have had time to give it, we are inclined TO
consider it one Of the best, if not the very
best, work of the kind extant, aud we take
pleasure in recommcndngi tothe attentive
pcrusal of every one, We may speak OF it
more at large hereafter, as we become bet
ter acquainted with its contents. The work
may be had very cheap ola travelling agent
who is trying to introduce it in the West.
His name, we believe, is Colpor Yarc.
Ucbacr's Quqrto Dictionary. This is a
large and very interesting miscellaneous
work, treating briefly Of a great variety of
subjects. In fact, there is scarcely sub
ect in the whole range of science and lite
nature, on which it does not contain a short
treatise. 1t is n work that should grace the
library of every gentleman and scholar.
Our space forblS us making any further
notices at present. But we shall hereafter
notice every important publication that is
handed in. Authors, publishers, and book
sellers wishing works 'pufled,o will do
well to leave specimen copy on our table.
We take pleasure, also, in putting good
article Of cigars, and "Sich like
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

orr telegraph, that reaches from the top
Of the court house cupola down to Terra
Firma, is an Improvement on all these chi.
rographic concerns. When is brings news
it bIabs it right utin plain Choctaw, so ev-
cry body can hear it, from Dan TO Beorshc-
ba. 1t brought down message the other
day, and what do you think it was?
"CrdSh!!! row-Ow oic-or- ,"
There, who knows what that means? Viii
the Teller what tends the other end send us a
Choctaw dictionary?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

PiSiciaa, Surgcou d Dentist Gtdw0, III
Oilers hi, professional services 10 the mh,hIl.
ants of Ottawa aud vicinity. Office al his losi.
dence on Columbus street.
P.S.-Dr j. still continues To perform op'r'
aiions in a II the various branches oi DENIls1Er.
CHARGES IN correspond cih tie Hme,!
March 10 lSlT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

HIavc you ever read the Bible?" asked
a colportcur of a loafcr the other day.
81 b'licvc read il once, but it's so long
ago, Eve almost forgot the story
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
IL w. HOPKINS. NJ. d.

Physician & NUgf0R-UIidNd, m.
Offers hi, professional services to the cl''zcns
Of Ottawa and vicinity. O&cc over Walker y
Iicklin.'s store. whore ht may be found at oil
time. except when obscn, on professional bust
ness. Aug. 8 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
4. II. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon OiidTd' Ill.,
Res dcuc, on the hill, lew doors west OF the
Fox River House. q nee the same rs hctelo'
fore occupied by Hmiud and Pearson, in
Keddick's Block,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
DE- LOSEpU STOUT.

PhysiciGn & Surgeon OHar0, Ill.,
Ohtrs his professional services To the CITIZENS
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
on the new public square. June H. 'Si'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
SKETCH or TlELlFE AND PUBLIC SER
VICES
Gen. Lewis Cass.

(Conclusion)
In 1896, Gen. Cas- was appointed minister to
France, and Immediately resigned bis post rs Sccrc-
tnrv oi War On retiring from the department., hc
received letter from Gen. Jackson expressing
warm personal feelings towards him and commend
ing his whole official conduct He sailed from New
y OK m the month Of October As diplomatic rca-
tons had not been fully re-cstabIishrd with France.
hc was directed to proceed 10 England, aud there rs
certain the views OF the French government. He
found that French minister had been appointed 70
this county and he Immediately repaired to Paris and
took up his residence there. After his recognition
hls r.' official duty was 10 procure the interest due
upon the twenty i've million francs indemnify Va bic
hadb'cn retained when the principal was paid Al
ter some hesitation this was Effected and thus thus
great controversy, which NJ one time threatened such
grave consequences was hnpplly closed.
In 1877, Gen. Cas- made n tour TO the cast lie
visited Italy Sicily Malta, Greece lhr Islands Of the
Archipelago, Constnuinopc and the Back Sea
Egypt, Palestine and Syrn. lie was nj Florence.
Rome, Palermo, Athens Corinth, E.cu-s. Salamis.
and the battlefield. Of PaiHa Lcuclra, ChcronHa,
and Mawthon-at the Plains 81 Troy, at Alexandria,
tUlro, and the Pyramids ut laild, Jerusalem Bcth.c-
hem the Dead Sea, Nazareth the Sea Of Tbcuas,
, Tyre, Sdon, Haabrc, and Damascus. Memorable
places these and calculated to excite strong emotions
IN the mind OF an American who had passed a long
portion Of ms life amid the tols and prya'ious OF a
new country.
After his return 10 Paris, Gen Cas- resumed the
duties OF IN, mission and confined in their regular
execution u. Dts termination He was proyerbnI for
NJ, El.'"H.e' am hospitality To has couglym'n none
y.irJ P1ri- liam, L,', -, ~
observations upon the Government and pcop'c Of
France Were gwen To the public in the pusc- Of the
Rln'claic l'e.Ig"l ~ nm nrucG entitled France, its
rcor. " 'u ,j, m,",n Iu.' H. our
|yrapnr. h. published in this colnrry wa. one mon
[ the frcnchTbuno.s otIu-tIcc. which contained much
.nIonn9uon interesting to an American and which
I,g uu'h.[ INri',9 - decided condemnation OF the
n, r' ,r' ~, e ANY, ,,T ,'o"'s upon
blrou- times. and utterly msutoI to oag condition
ana institutions. The opinion is fast gaining ground
ana We tnl.t the time s RAPIDLY approaching when
II ,s r,J .'' .''., NM .!'c,' o. 'e7e US
nv rl.c- vii. l,c WAN. 10 reason ,., ,,r
IN iSil uro-c the wcH.knowu question offhc quin-
mp,r treaty IN which Gen. Cas- Noted prominent
oI giic.Il pati. Inc bnish Government, M It's
p. ,,,,. . , ,,,l'y' %, J.. never Dll
mcu'. pro.rr,rI pIln Is Which. undrrth. pr.rnrc
Establishing the slave Trade her ships of war womb
nave been enabled 10 searrh ana examine, aud final
I'M. u ,. f., , %, "'' ,. Inoi, at 'Rs p.ga'n
ar.,f rGl,rr. of Eunnr .boui br no,y Wv,
means u new rr.urip.c IN the awoi'natou. wogijbl
e , and our flag. among others p-ostulrdal
.' ~, ~ '..l ''i|. "~ U.lF Nh@ HreotRl'd
" ,, ,.i r. ''','7,i' "l Ne i've pow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
II. ROSENKRANS, NJ. D.,

Physician, Surgeons OCVFsf- Oitd'rd, III.
U.ler. hi services to the c,rl'rs OF Ouaw1 ana
,icinilv RrMleMcr. Mlnllu M-uNl. NJ ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
HENRY G. COTTON.

attorney and CoDHsr'ior AT Lar, and Soil.
G',f in Chan 'cry OH7ro, M.
Oih.e IA RsIllek.- B.te, east side i Che public
squire. lunc 7,lSI7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

Lazy rich girls make richmen poor, while
industrious poor girls make poor men rich.
Remember this, affected Iai ones, whosc,
antpa,hy to putting your hands in,o cold
water is Away, getting your hushana'sinlo
hot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
MILTON ii SWIFT,
GLOVER < COOK,

attorneys and CoMsoiiors at L0w- Ottd~d
Ollisc Ia k,ddich's h.o,h, east eide of she Irhh,
square. June, IS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
G. L.. THOMPSON.

- DeaIeyia NrUgS Pmot Ncdiciacs,
Ana Paints, Oik, Dg"SiuGs Sr, Nc.
80" Public square, one door north Of the Man.
zion nonsc, OltnMn. III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

l.. II. LITTLE. e. NJ. LEE.
LITTLE {. LEE.
attorneys and Cowseliors at Lac, and So
iciiorS IN ChdnccTy
MoRRIs, G.. H.. GRUNDY COUNTY, Ills.
Morris Sent s. 1917.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
J. G. STONE,
MANSION HOUSE,

Bv r.. TuoRN (lGicly Kept by c. LG'ebd'r,)
Stages for Chicago, Peru. Peoria, Aurora
&c, &c, leave every day. 2o-u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
Business Gar0s.


attorney and Co@ne''or al Lar, Solicitor
W Ch0HcGy.
O rcc No. Court HoI,a, opposite the circuit
court clrr, 5 office. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23
DIXON HOUSE,

Bu LArslrAw & Co., gate Of he MonsioH
H,,rc, OHow1) DIXON, HIS, -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

]. NJ. w. to G.. 5. S.
Dear S..-Con you loan us n few virgins
for the temple scene in "Pizarrogo
ANSWER
Dear W.--Sorry TO say we have't any
virgins TO spare. They are all required as
matrons in the tragedy of ''Vrgnius." G.
), ). -
From the same TO the same
Dear V.-We want Macduir Hccaie,
aud half.ado2eu singing witches for to- NOR
row night. Can we have themg
ANSWER
Dear S.-Our Macdud objects 10 play.
ing secondary parts with your Macbeth.
w.
G.. $. s. TO J. NJ. W.
Well, can you lend us a witch or two that
can sing G.. ). s.
ANSwER.--
Yes, halfa.dozcn yon wan, them; and
any number IF appartions you may stand
in need Of as none Of them appear here to-
night. w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-06-23

From J. NJ w. to G.. 5. S.
Dear Nir.-We find the dragon, you were
good enough to lend us, deficient in n tall
Please send over thatneceSsary appendagc.
for we cannot go G-hodd with "Fortunio"
until il comes. Yours, w.
ANSwrR.-G. s. 5. TO J. M. W.
Dcar Sir.-lhc tail IS 70 where to be
: nd ItjSt m>lad stolen away Unlocking
about we found the tail Of fcnd, (of the
pautomimc,) which | herewith send. and
hope itnay fit. Yours, ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
FRUIT TREES

L or all THE CHOICEST SORTS,
iAL TREES, SHRUEBENY,
GRAPE VINES, ROSES. &c, &C.,
From the Nursery Of
NORRIS & STOKES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
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HENRIG0 COUNTY

The following Vigilance Commitees for the
different Militia Districts have been appointed by
ii. President OF the Democratic Association for
me county Of Henrico, pursuant 10 resolution
adopted al former meeting, whose duty il is 10
procure the attendance OF The Democratic voters
4, the election on Tuesday next:
|, For The Militia District al Short Pump -
Samuel Co,irell, Sr, Walter Leake, Rob'i Court
ney, VIM. A. Detsick, Dan'l Mathews, Capt.
Jos. R Sinclair, Chas. Cottrell, Mortimer Court
aey, Shadack Avis.
D. Fer the Company District at Alleys: Rich
ard Reins, Thomas 81. Alley, Absalom BLACK
aurn, Jr.. P. Fl. Wsldrop, A. J. Smith, U. B.
Paisley, Jas. Via, John w. Reins, Edwin Philips,
Fleming Philips, Capt. Geo. w. Gardner, Jacob
Sneed.
3 For Company DisrIc, a, North Fork Church
ohm r. Powell, Jas S. Ryal, Elijah Pridty,
IL. S. Pritdy, S. G. Waldrop, VIM. A. Carter,
wm Tharp, Leonard I. Melton, Bcujamn F.
PENIS.
l. For Company District on Brook Turnpike
Thomas NJ. Ladd, John Godtin, N. F. Bowc,
Dauiel E. Gardler, VIM. J. Lyncham, John B.
Young, Barney Dicsman.
) For Company District on Church Ill.,
James A. Goddin, Poiiip B. Harwocd, Richard
H. Whitlock, VIM. F. Depriesl, r. O Haskins
Parick b Stake, Calvin CIR ,en, John BelcheT
Wm NJ. Fulton.
g. For Company District at Hinchman's.-Jnc
.. Goddin, John Poe, John NJ. G:eeory, DAME
Gennipss, Robert Barker, Wm. G Johnson
CatiNo pher Cartwright.
T. For Company Ds,-ic; al Poar Swamp
Capt. John A. Eacho Edward F. Cartwright
Moses a. Carter, Achilles Z. Eacho, John Fish
err VIM. Bracse,r, Ludwell H. Bracket, The
odorick Garter, Liteberry Wade, Jordan p
Camden, WIN. VI. Carer
3. For Company District II Talmsn's: Jack
500 F. Chidrey, Elijah Throgmorton, Robert b.
Lyae, Thos L Lyme, VIM. Pearce, VIM. Green
Co.. Jno o. Mosby, Patrick Jordan, Edward
Enroucliy, cambridge Ball, WIN. Jeffries
3. For Company District al Sweeneys: Thos.
J. West, Stephen B.Sweeney, Henry Cor, Thos.
J Bake, John w. RUSSELL, Edward West, Jas
". Binfo:d, Albert Akin, Tarp!ey F. Irby Rob
v. Taylor, John Whllock, Truman Warner
sad William B. Wuodfn.
All cher Democrats in The respective Militia
Districts not mentioned in me above list are
hereby requested TO act upon said Committee
RO. A. MAYO, President
Of Dem. Association OF Henrico.