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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

The Wing threatens 10 keep s,ereotyped at the
head Of ii, columns Mr.. Wise's charges against
Gen. Cass in 1877. Lei the Wing make the most
OF this small game, which il can; Tor
"When The cats away,
The mice may play"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
THE LETTER.

Our readers will sec thai he long expected 1t
ter has at last made is ap?earauce-!hc coHspi-
racy at the Dcad-Leuer Office and other "Lcco-
TOGO" schemes 10 The contrary notwithstanding
We copy il below rom an extra lurnishtd - The
New Orleans Bullelin.
Heaven knows how much labor was required
IN producing, how maay restless hours .; nnEc.
spite in preparing, the Genvral's views Tor The
public. How beautifully clear il is. We ina
CINE that all wh) have heretofore ercitlincd
dodb's abou Gen. Iayiol's position, .ii tom a
sense OF pIcP'ie'y, lay them aside.
The main feature Of he Ie,;.r is he Generals
de!igh, a he ''eOmqestion Of hc C0arsati,n, and
Us namercas and patriotic constituency" The
General accepts cordially that nomination" but
acknowledges, that 10 exercise is duties, re-
quiies exalted abilities" which The General can
didly con!esses he does no; possess.
The richest part Of he mater is The letter u
Morehead-ccld, formal, p,ecisc, rlgiily polite,
but nothing more 10 that neglected gentleman,
Fillmore. He RECEIVERS in MS Letter 10 General
Taylor, and really exhibits some pleasure in put
ion. We refrain from farther comment, or Sc
fous consideration Of this precious letter, until
our next.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1913.
GES. ZACHARY TAYLOR:
Dear oir-At Convention ot Ike Wigs II
The United States, held in thi> ciy on The IN in
sant, and continued from dag 10 day unl.I Tie
gin, you were nominated as Candidate Tor me
Presidency OF The Uni.ed States al Tie eusuin,
Presidential election.
By resolution OF sail Convention. i! was
mate The duty oI their President u communicate
10 yuu he result Of lheiT deliberations, ana TO re-
qnes' yonr acceptance OF The domination.
In ob.tiencety SAID res1l"", l. as the organ there
in designated, have the honor 10 make Ia you Iii.
foregoing communication, and to ask :onr ac-
ccpiancc II lae nomination.
Permit me, dear sir, 70 Indulge The hope tia
nc who never shrinks tom any responsibility
no! tails 10 discharge any duty assigned him by
his Glycnment, will nol now refuse The enhu-
sasiic call OF his cuun,ryman.
am, dear sir, with scalimcnts Of very high
regard your mosi ubedicn' servant,
J. VI MOREIlEhD,
President of ne Wing National Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

II RY-ViRoiSIA AT Rules held in the
CLERKS Once OF the superior Court Of Chancery for
"a. Richmond Circuit, the 5th day Of June, ls4s
Sancy kimbreli, Piaintih:
against ;,
lanes H. Jurey, Timothy scruggs, and James h.
s,rleps and other Defendants.
The defendants above-named not having entered
-r appearance and given security, according 10 the
III ii Assembly and the rules Of this Court, aud Il APP
,rng by satisfactory evidence that they are not inha-
tants of this Commonwealth, IL Is Ordered, that Inc
defendants do appear the rules 10 be held for tho
t Court on the first Monday in September neIi, and
:aswer the amended bill of the paintif and that Co
y al ihs order be forthwith inserted IN some newspa
- published in the city Of Richmond for two months
and posted at The 'front.' door Of the Stat.
Court house, in the said city. Copy. Teste,
Iune l4-cw2m r. RORERTS. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
TT VIZ 1T . IT, FN1
Your most obedIcni servant,
n TAEf nD
Arrival Of alae Europa.

To the Hon. J. NJ. MoRFHEsD,
Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

"Hhy thee might as wsH undertake to sail up
Niagara Falls tn corn basket, as 10 conrinc
ne Hhigs in this section Of The STATE to rote for
Taylor"
Such i, the graphic language of an intelligent
Quaker, writing from Cayuga county, New
York, to his friend, the Editor Of the Albany
Evening Journal.
AS farther evidence Of the dropping cond-
ton of Taylorism in the Empire State, read the
following from the New York Mirror, an origi'
nal Taylor paper
WIG ORGASizATIoE.-We ask the attention
of The Wings throughout this State. and through
out the country, TO the necessity Of thorough,
systsma and complete Organization, which
shall embrace every part of every town, an
prepare the whole field for that vigorous, dc.
tailed and practical labor which can alone &C
complsh the great result at which we aim
,[CGuy,er and Enquirer.
As the election is but three months oil, the
Wings will give particular heed to this timely
invitation 10 attend to their business, unless they
have concluded to lei the Stale go for Van Blu
rem by Default Net0 York Mirror.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

,xcr.NCERY.-viRo,sI AT Rules held In the
,,s,s.s Office % The Circuit Superior Court oil Law
~ ,.n,ncery for Buckingham county, on MONDAY, the
81 dsyuf July, lsae: 60 $500, ASA
'eAh n u' Plaintiff:
p,,,G, n Coson, ruqua Ca,on ,obediah Woodal and
u.is,cee his wife sally Cason, widow oil Larkln "a
rs and her ch,ldren, Elizabeth Cason, Judith Cason,
.,ss Jason. MARY lane Cason, and Elijah Cason, OF
-. STATE Iohn G. Godsey and Sarah his wife, James
- Na,banirl Robertson and Polly HIS wife, Samuel
80. and Nancy hi, wife, Stephen Cason and Lucy
Ssn :, don OF John CasoE, deceased, and her TWO
.,Id.so William Cason and Sarah Cason,
'4'u'e"' Defendants.
n. defendants, William Cason John G. Godsey and
san ms wife James l.ason, Nathaniel Robertson and
eIy ms wife, samuel Adcock aud Nancy his wife,
ssoben Cason and Lucy Cason. widow of john Cason,
s-e.,sed and her two children, William Cason and
s,h ,,son not having entered their appearance and
,ty.n security according to the act of Assembly and
,urs Of this Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory
sene- that they are not Inhabitants of this Country,
that The said absent defendants do appear
-. on ,hr flh day OF september Court next, ana an
:w., The bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this or
III forthwith inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer for
so months excessively and posted al the front door
ofthr Court. house OF this county.
ACcpy. Tesie, r. ELURIDGE, c. csc
Iu,v Il-cwSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
WING APATHY" TURNED TO zen THU
SIASMn

The Wing is most easily satisfied, when il
says, Of the Club on Tuesday night that "ihe
fire OF 40 seemed lighted W; indeed the Wings
MAJ be said TO have ont.toriied forty on that &C.
cason." The marked animation. but faint
(,Iue) type Of wha, is TO come" 'the spark which
is the father Of the coming confasralion
are very pretty figures Of speech-hui, il there
really did exist such sire and sparks" ,1iy did
MIR. Scar one OF the orators, complain SO soo-
mly Of the apc,iy in Richmond, and labor 50
heavily TO arouse The Wing spirit, b. long ar
gumenl 10 prove that Gen. Taylor was Whig7
There is, certainly, 4 conflict between The two
and The editor acknowledges that he did no, hear
the greater par, of Mr.. SIS speech.
Asto the "soul-sirring" speech Of Mr.. Flem-
ing, the "fre kind!ed aud burning" &C. We leave
it 10 our correspondent 10 report. From all We
can hear, The meeting was chilly afar-a con.
linued failure, especially when we consider the
Wings grand flourish Of !umpeis and cal! 10 the
charge. The Wings "musl do better" or they
will never equal 40 or even "A. The Whig
says:
at i. a somewhat remarkable tact, that The
most Jealous and enthusiastic supporters Of Gen.
TAYLOR are 10 he found in the Northern States.
Perhaps SO; for they are very scarce in ticse
parts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

r. A meeting OF ihr Democrats # Louisa
is requested al The Jackson precinct on satur-
day, the 9Th day OF August nex for the purpose
OF organizing Tor he Presidential campaign. A
full attendance is dcsi.ab Several good speak-
ers will be there. A DEMOCRAI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1913.


-
President q ne Wing National Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
VOLUME XLV.-NuMBER 81.

Anu now, fellow citizens, We ask YOU once
more % examine thr companions The ass0etot 8,
.he AZ Llrios CONFEDERATE, - his candidate Q,
Inc Southern Hugs Tor The Vice Presidency
LOOK al them Agiia'ors, revilrls al me Sob.
uespiseis u her iusii:uiions-m men who <buNh
ho' only Insult her BY their disrepuistle Mar.
iahaaes in Congress concerning her own dones.
NC alia'T> but who would rrample upon her rishis
ana ID rmfl TO commit the sro>sest outrage. npon
h.r proper'y. 7Hess rs,c WILLARD Fill,
MORt'S rohng companions IN Congress session
a!ter session. tits tie man to bs iaE.n !, mn,
hearts? : -
Nor j. this all. We have yet more 70 saw Of
the votes Of this man, which stand upon the re-
cords Of Congress, showing hi, hearty co ope-
ration with the Abolilionis!s in their reckless
and untirins assaults upon the rights OF The
South.
But, with the revelations already made, may
wenoI remind our reiicrs OF the questions al
ready more than once propounded, and ask
them,
Is not Milari Fillmore MORE than a Wing,
Is He srcH Wing as SourasRs Wmos
should VOTE for,
hcRGllGer on Fourth Pags
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writer II is the accumulation of postage, in an
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,sa,er lenelh-e1cept Lottery Vendors and Auction
60 yvho are charged hundred dollars (paper IN
rlrded . r. 49,, .,,
~ An Obituaries and Marriages from the country
Ssn,ver the uar,ys hand wiring is unknown nj this
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

lc, ShnSoENf .-VikoIsiA AL Rules held In the
: Cierks once Of the Superior Court of Chancery
ol .ne acnmona Ceuit, the 10Th day of August 1913
",u e.,ns, au"ue's' Plaintiff:
Isaac Stevens, Francis Fisher and William Parker,
late merchants and partners trading under ihs Arm
style of Stevens, Fisher and Company The aid F,ci
Fisher in his individual character and Pizarro Ed
innnds and Beverly Grant, late partners. under m.
hrm and style OF Edmunds and Company, and other
The defendants above-named not having .n,sd
their appearance and given security, according IN The
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il an
peang by satisfactory evidence that they are mo-, inn
bianls of this Commonwealth: II is ordered that the
sad defendants do appear at the rules to be held for
The said Court the first Monday in November ne H.
ana answer the amended bill of the plaintiff and that
eopy OF this order be forthwith inserted in news
paper published In the city OF Richmond for two months
excessively and posted at the front door of the State
Courthouse In the said city.
80 Copy. Tese,
Aug ls-ew2n P. RoBERTs, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01

IN CHANCERY--ViIciSiA:- AT hnies heiu III tne
0tc. of me Superior Court of Chancery Tor
The Richmond Circuit, the lVth Jay OF !iusus', iofs
Charles r. Sterne, in his own right, ana Us aom,
nisrator Of Francis Sterne, deceased Luseo'9n y.
s,s,rr EIz, Siprne, George Williamson ana slIei
M, his wife formerly Virginia Sierne. John n W IL
hanson and Martha his wife, formerly Martina
crr.d Butler and PaIthena a. MS "ile FORMERLY ~
thenia A. Sterne, Allen E. Baker aud Serena T. ms
wife, formerly Serena T. Sterhe, r'aih'ihs.
against :, n,,,..,,
William Crane and other Defendants.
III. defendant above named not having entered ms
and given security, according TO the act o
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, aud II appearing
80 satisfactory evidence that he Is not an nhabitant o
his Commonwealth IL Is ordered, that the said de-
fsnant do appear al the rules be held for the said
Court, on the first Monday in November next and an
swrr the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN the city OF Richmond, for TWO months
successfully and posted at the front door oil the STATE
Court house in the said city
Aug Is-cw2m p ROBERTS, Clerk
IN CHANCERY-VIRoisIA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 10th day Of August, i64s:
James G Bosher and Mary his wife Thomas Dab
ney and Susan ID Nelson fiaintiHs:
against
John A smith, and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered ms
appearance and given security according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he i not All lnhaotan oil
inns II Is ordered, thai the said de.
PENDANT do appear the rules 10 be held iof The SAID
Court on the first Monday in November next, and an-
swer the bill the plaintiffs; and that copy oil TN.
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pun
lshrd in The city OF Richmond tor TWO months success
svely and posted at the front door OF the State Court
house. in the said City. Copy. Teste.
Ang Is-rw3m r. ROBERTS, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
Fire In Albany.

ALBANY, April 25, l848.
A fire broke out on the corner of Beaver and
Greene streets, last night, at 8 O'Clock, sweep
ing both sides of Greene and Hudson streets
about eight stores and houses, on each side !;
from Greene to Broadway. DIR. Wickof's
church had narrow escape, aud the handsome
residence of H. Pease. ON Beaver street, was
seriously damaged by fire and water About
twenty-five buildings were destroyed. The
loss OF property by both fires will exceed $780,.
900. The insurance is as follows Albany
Fireman's Insurance Company, SO 900 Albany
Insurance Company, $26, $50 North American
Mutual Insurance Company, $4,000; New York
Mutual Safety Insurance Company, Sc, 800
Hartford Comm Insurance Company, 81 900
New York City Fire Insurance Company, ST 900;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

BUFFALO, April 25-Rsselp.s within he past twenty
four hours Flour, $500 bbls Whsat-ll ,o0e bushels
Corn-6 900 do. Sales Of lOOs bbh -four we're made d
- SIX. wheat-salss Of 1000 bushels we're made, in.
cuding Chicago at 81, and Ohio ct 81 10. Corn val
nrm at $50 buyers were plenty at $50. High wines
Sales Of 400 bbls were made at I7Xo There was nc
change In other articles.
BosroN, April rs, lsls.-Flour-The was no change
in prices sales Of 800 bbb. made including Gene
see, Michigan, and other Western brands ct 80 SIX
$3.50. Corn-Prces continued about the same sales Of
5000 bushels were made at so $50 Ryssalss Of aod
bushels made at $40 Oats-sses Of 1900 bushels
were made at 62d There was change In other arti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
Progress or the Telegraph.
fErovv, tha phil q AAlnhsu u ..il>ss,,

TuscUMBA, Ala April "a Here We are at a sta.
ton, in q new State! The Peoples Line'' Of Tsle-
graph has reached here, and On once been opened
This message starts late in the afternoon and viii not
reach you until to morrow next week shall address
You from Memphis. These new lines worked by the
instrument Of Zook and Barnes and It operates admit
rsbly By the 4.h Of July, if not before, Mr. OReilly
hopes to be In New Orleans This line s built through
fine tobacco and cotton country every day developing
and ntersected by fue rivers The peo'
ps all anxious to have direct and lateral lines
structed, and the Southwest will soon be iron wire
completely the West and Northwest
hope TO exchange with you the 4th Of July, from
New Orleans, the sentiment, the day We celebrate"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
Sporting Intelligence.

Unor CouRsE, L. I.-Ysstsrdsy was gala day for
urfmsn ct the Union. The trotting match was won BY
Black Hawk In four hests-time, 2:ssi 2As 2aa; atSh
won BY the lsttsr-time, 2:a4; 2:30k 226K; 2:7s
detailed report Of both will be given to morrow
CENrREvILLE CouRsE, To.DAy-TRorriro.-A match
for $500 will come of today at the Csntrevne. The
advertisement in another column tells who's In, and
the report tomorrow will state who's out"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
CONNIE RCIAl AFFAIRR.
MONEY MARKET.

There is no changs In the stock market Trsasr
notes wsre In demand to-day, and sales to the extent
ono hundred and fifty thousand dollars were made,
purchases being principally on foreign account jan
@. King Co. purchased about one hundred thousa
dollars worth Of government stocks for parties
Europe, and 1t is reported they have ord'rs
fulfil for much lrfser smount. The eject
this was to stifsn prices for government stocks
holders were firm. EArlom advanced u per cent? Pei
iylvania So, NJ "a others clossd at prices current
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
Marine AMalrD.

STEAMER MAsDALErA.-The melancholy accident
which occurred to this steamer, ON the Msgdslsna .
few weeks snoe has been attributed to various
and In Of the papers, reflections upon the late
Capt. Beekman, who was but passenger on board,
have appeared calculated only pjure the feelings Of
the relatives OF the deceased. The annexed communi
cation from Mr. Everett embraces the facts They
ell authenticated =
EprroR New YoRx HERALs-
Several Of the daily papers having published an go
count Of the late unfortunate explosion board the
Msgdalena, on her passage down the river Of
name, justice to the memory OF the late Capt
Henry Bssknsn, worthy and highly respectable ship
master Of this port compes me to state that Capt. B.
and at the Of the socident which caused bis death
sick and confined to his berth. The report Of
Capt declaring 1.-The boat should be ct Bsrranquila
the same evening" making any bet, 10 without foun
dalton and utterly untrue. IL was also srroneously
stated that the boat and engines were built BY Messrs
II. Durham & Co. Msasrs. Mott Ayres were the
builders Of the engines and boilers which were tho
roughly tested before leaving this city also the
Magdalens river, against current In the rapids Of
nearly nine miles. The accident occurred the down
ward passage when but light pressure wss required
he huss Of OF the three boilers having but
,h,lboer not moved from lie bed and 10 supposed
was caused by clay and sediment settling upon the Huss
by flung boilers In shallow water wish also to state
that both the steamers Magdaens and New
exclusively BY the steamboat association Of Santa
Martha, for whom they we're built By their agents,
| 8. X. EVERETT.
| No. SO South street, April ~, ls%s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
TgLEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Summary.

The intelligence by telegraph yesterday COM
prised some later news from New Mexico, Con-
gressional proceedings, commercial reports, and
few other matters of interest. Congress trans
acted no business worthy OF particular reference,
the Senate being engaged principally in the dis
cussion of the California claim bill, upon which
no decision was arrived at-and the House &C.
cupying its time IN debates on various subjects
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
Any case OF Dyspeps,a.-Dr. Townsend,s sa

ssparia will any of Dyspepsia, however seve
may be fhe following is interesting e. Dr. Tow|
Early last spring moved my family to ii
city, NV wife, when she arrived bore, was in very
health having for been troubled with
and also a scrofulous affection. became atquaated
ron, and you gave bottle Of your susspsra, to pres
much, and again called and got another bottle End she
that and il acted like charm. She is now cxred OF thl
complaints aud enjoys good health and has increased IN
about ~ lbs and attributes her present good health to the
OF only two bottles Of your invaluable Sarsapara. VI
with respect. II MOREHEAD, IL Park place. New Vol
18th April, la7" Principal ofhcs, 1875 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
Later from New NIsxleo,

. ST LOUIE, April 70, I54b
Letters from Santa Fe, Of the gath ultino have been
received. They state that Colonel Rails had resigned
his commission to Col Lane at FL Passo account Of
ordered Carieal to destroy q horse thieves
who had stolen fifty horses from government Gov Ar
mi, had been tried and honorabiy acquitted The
previous rumors Of Urreas advance proved to be
bounded Col Sims, trader had escaped from Chihua-
hua. The health Of the troops was good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

LATER FROM THE SoUTu.-At an early hour
yesterday morning, we were handed, through the
politencss of Captain Berry and his clerk, of the
steamship Southerner, from Charleston, south
crn papers, through to New Orleans, one day in
advance of the mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26

BURNEp:-On Friday night fire broke out in
large building, originally erected for steam MILL but
lately used - warehouse and Workshop, by Messrs
Holmes Palmer, boat builders. It destroyed TO-
gsther with oooper's shep and several small buildings
belonging to them In the steam mill there about
$50 barrels Of pork and six tons Of hams worth about
So 60o four new packetss canal boat and large quant
OF lumber paints oils &e worth in all about $l2 900.
Their whole loss will not fall short OF $4,000 No in
surance: Mr. Isaac Barnes carriage shop blacksmith
shop and other buildings together with quantity Of
lumber tools, So, burned. Loss about $4,000 The
dwelling house of Mr. Reynolds completely destroy
cd and most OF the furniture saved though
considerably damaged His loss about $500 In the
several buildings which were burned, were . large
quantity otmeshanics TOOLS all OF which wore lost loss
$1,000 Tbs total loss cannot be less than $40 000-
Rochssfer Democrat