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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
OPINION OF The PRESS.
From the Sentinel and Reo' ner Worcester dssaexsen


Fr0 tHt SettHe1 dnd WUFtestof,
Jgnc, l545.
WISTAR's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The beneficial effects OF this remedial composition
astonishing to tho world, and make 1t one Of the
most popular medicines now known. For Coughs,
Colds and Consumptve cases its curative powers arc
established BY numerous testimonials OF the highest
character. In the first stages Of disease, termed sea
tarrhal Consumption" originating from neglected
colds, II has been used with undertaking success, and
hundreds acknowledge they owe the restoration of
their health to this invaluable medicine.
~ Beware of counterfets and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
md all other partitions OF Wild Cherry Remember,
they only initiate name, without possessing tho vir
tues Buy none but the genuine and original DR. WIS
IAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed /.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. FowLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
Ne 4s Main si.set, Richmond,
June, ls45. And by Druggists generally
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Tirkrts cI5-sharrsIn, !,

IICkrTE SI'--HIdTrs III f!TUpUIIIUN.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
r Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
IN .e aonve OF y, any ohss EN- Lottery, drawing
nagement, address us, or c. w PURCELL,
Agent Tor d. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
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dOWJcs, LO1Iery sDfBice.

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL
THE attention OF the patrons of Cowles' celebrated
i Prize Office is invited TO the following brilliant
Schemes he drawn In the month Of July under the
management of ID. PAINE & CO., who have distrbu.
ted large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others combined. of those sent, many have been
directed 10 this agency and sold by the
prize seller, COWLES.
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CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES, BAROUCEs
AND
gE 1T e. g. H. &

TIME subscriber has ON hand al his Coach
j. Shop, on I7th Street, near Seabrooks' Ware
house, Coaches Chariolccs, Barouches, for one
or Two horses, Buggies, with and without tops,
Rockaways and Sukies, all Of my own manu-
tacture, OF The best materials and workmanship,
latest fashion and most convenient and subslan-
lial manner; also, many ss':ond hand Carriages,
Charriol;ees, Baronches, Bugsies and Sukies,
all OF which will sell on The most reasonable
terms, and respectfully solicit call from those in
want OF such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in the Carriage line made 10 order
in the shortesttim best manner and most moder-
a,eterms. MICAJAH MANGUM.
Feb 4-d&c6m
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VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTION

VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTION.
THE tract In Louisa county, owned by airs Lavna
l c. Smith for Hfe and afterwards by the children
Of Nathaniel A. Smith, deceased, containing i,lft4
acres, will be sold publicly, at Louisa court House, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of August next the secone
day Of August Court II lies on Elk Creek and Norm
Anna River Carrs Bridge thirty miles from FIRE.
dercksburg. forty five from Richmond, and I'VE from
Fredercks Hall, the Louisa Railroad. TWO or three
hundred acres are rich low grounds, and about TWO
hundred and thirty are si rate wood land; besides one
HUNDRED and fifty In pine, nterspersed WIN
oak, hickory, kc The irnct has mucn grante, 10 az
mrahly suited TO clover, and makes the knnest returns
for all efforts NJ Improvement IL IS prouaoly the pes
tract Of It's size In The conntrynut oil Inc Green Spring
nelshhorhood. To crown all, II IL surrounded by inc
best OF neighhors-plain kind, sober and Intelligent.
The dwelling house Of brick is large ano commo'
dous, with than the usual outhouses ana conVe'
nences The land may easily be divided into Two
tracts OF about hundred ana lorty the ohe
of about four hundred and thirythree acres eltne0
which would make very fine farm Dir. William -.
Smith, living on the place, VIII SHOW IL 10 persons
inclined to buy.
TrRxs-s75 in each; and for the rest, credit OF one
two and three years Possession given In November,
with entrance To cow wheat IN eood ume' :, -
The sale is made by order Of the CIRCUIT Sou,l OF Lou
sa the petition of Mrs Smith and ner family IN lns
Chancery suit Of Thompsons, &C vs.. smlna &C., ano
by consent Of the plaintiffs. LUGlhN hINoh'
Adm FOR with the VIII annexed OF
Ju,v --v4wAo.wid,. Ma Smith, decd.
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200 SLAVES WANTED.
TTpON Bonds, Mortgages and Stocks, having
| from FIVE TO ten years 10 run 10 maturity.
We wish TO purchase Two hundred Slaves, IN Id
miles, Tor our own use fair and liberal prices
will be paid in securities OF the above aese,ip,
ton, with the sem-annu payment Of Interest assa IN
the City of New York. The securities ,od ,heu
csnnot fail 10 prove entirely satisfactory TO any
o one al all disposed to make sales Of slaves upon
the terms indicated. Leners ADDRESSED 70 ",
either al Gallatin, or Memphis, Tennessee, will
receive our prompt alten,,on; CON
'' DANIEL SAFFARRANS q SON.
Nav 15-dSc2m
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AUCTION SALES.
asy q. IL. & e.. Es. Hill, Aucts.
TWO NEGRO BOYS

Will be sold BY US THIS MORNING, at half
pas O'clock, two likely Negro Boys, IL and
l3 years DID,
July7 NJ & C. B. HILL. Aucrs,
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1PuBLIc-No. III

ACT supplementary TO the act entitled "An act to
sca,e the exercise Of the appellate Jurisdiction Of
/. supreme Court In certain cases, and for other
opposes"
h enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen-
he. Of the United States of America in Congress as
ks.d That all and singular the provisions Of the
|sniied IAN act TO regulate the exercise OF appel
jurisdiction OF the Supreme Court in certain cases,
u other PURPOSES" approved February iwenty.se
eighteen hundred and forty seven, to which this
Gpplrment so far as may be. shall be, and they
r.. arc made applicable 10 all cases which were
PIN, IA The supreme Court or other Superior Court
Sat 10: the late Territory of Iowa at the time said
! tory wa admitted into the Union State, and
Cases IN which judgments or DEGREES have been
t-rcd III said Supreme Superior Court of the said
trsrllory Of Iowa, and not hitherto removed, az
3esiid, by writ of error or appeal.
&s2 And be II further enacted, That all and singu-
provisions of the said act 10 which this Is sup
beat, far as be, shall he, and they hereby are
!. applicable 10 all cases which may he pending In
Supreme or sther Superior Court of and for any
ar ofthe United States which may hereafter be
led AZ State into the Union al the time of its ad
Fson, and TO all cases In which judgments or de.
(ssaall have been rendered In such Supreme or Su.
conH NJ the time of such admission, and not pre-
a, removed by writ oil error or appeal.
f:J. And be II further enacted, That all cases, to-
p, with all process, records, ORDERS Judgments, de-
r. and proceedings of Federal character or jursdic-
ins not legally transferred to the State Courts Of
s'e1e OF iowa. PeHune prior 10 ana al hc time OF
finlsson Of the said State Of Iowa into the Union,
:. District or Supreme Courts OF the said Territory
-, are hereby transferred 10 the District Court Of
il.d States for the District Of Iowa: and il shall
tily OF the respective Clerks If the said Courts
sad Territory Of Iowa. or their successors in Of
VIII whom the records and proceedings Of said
~aa? be found, upon application by any person or
~. interested therein, 10 make and certify full
:onpete copy OF the records thereof. and transmit
an' together with al the original process plead
All other papers filed In suoh case or cases, and
y may he removed without mutilating the records
vi Courts. TO the Clerk Of the said Dislr ct Court
). Cnlled States; and when the said records, pa
and proceedings shall he thus ertiiec 10 the said
n.stlcnrd Court, its Jurisdiction shall be deemed
and complete as that OF the Court in which the
,'e originated had been prior to the said admis-
~ The State Of Iowa, or as IL the said case had
rlsinally instituted in said District Court of tho
~ St,.ss
ti2poyed rshnary ODD laAS
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NORFOLK MARKET, July 5, lS4s
CoRN-Sales of white AZ AIT els yellow As
CTS. FLoUR-Scarce at a so tor extra brands.
CoTroN -5s cts. BAcoN-Hog round CTS.
OArs-35 31A els
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red February 22d, lsAS.
fPUBLlc-No, 1911

, tCi 10 provide additional quarters near to New
Feans, for United States soldiers and volunteers,
'utn.d IRON or going TO the seat Of war In Mexico.
= y enacted by the Senate and House of Represen-
W. o. me United States of America in Congress
'xnoleo That, from The appropriation of five hun
.hoasand dollars for providing for the comfort Of
[a'sed soldiers who may be landed at New Or
s9' o'her places within the United States so dis
" disease, or by wounds received in the service,
|. eanaolr 10 proceed to their homes, and for for
.a' destitute soldiers TO their homes," contained
nh. making appropriations for the support Of the
/ and Q: volunteers for the year ending thirt,eth
'a'ishteen hundred and forty eight, and for other
'"ss. approved second March. eighteen hundred
. o's seven; the Secretary of War be, and he 10
r'as. authorized TO amply sum not exceeding one
sl thousand dollars TO the erection, al or near the
'.'s States barracks, below New Orleans, OF wood
aHlIal, CONNIE nsurate with the probable wants of
yi''ee, also Of temporary quarters for the accom-
p.lon Of United States troops and volunteers du-
nslr proper detention ut that post, when going TO
warming from Mexico; and for the purchase of ad-
ia ground, il any shall be necessary TO execute
|aaGecn.ly the objects herein specified.
E,iOyed Fehyuayv % lSAS
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Tickets only sl5-sharss in proportion.

Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Glass ~ for 1913, s be
drawn on Saturday, July 29;h. IS Nos, IL drawn.
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fPusLlc-No. ISL

MI granting the Thanking privilege to Louisa Ca.
tharine Adams.
h., enacted by the Senate and House of Represen-
ga me United States Of America In Congress as
Non, UNI all letlers and packets carried by post to
y onin Louisa Catharine Adams, widow Of the late
Der adams b conveyed FREQ Of postage du-
ts'roved March Q, 1898.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

DRIME NEW RlCE.-l0a IONS prime new
L Rice, landing per schr. Ira Bliss. tor sale
BY WIN. WILLIAMS.
July
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T IGHT KID GLOVES.-AleIander's light
IL kid Gloves; a fine assortment on hand.
June % ]. g. CHENERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD COL
nup July LIST, le4s.
d,., Board Of Directors have this day declared
a, nn,h. o. tntee aud half per cent for the last
Company. r. n arm prss,dsn,
July 7-elm H''''"s""
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TOD
Saturday close al O'Clock.
en- mn lD[IARSI
hfAasirIcgNT SCHEME!

M AGEI Fl EMIT DC II VI Z!
The virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 81 10 be
drawn al Alexandria Capitals: of $4,000 Of TO-.
600, of 5000, &c. rs Nos, - drawn Tickets Stu
shares In proportion.
6J- Orders for packages, certlncates OF packages.
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, at prices varying from 81 TO $40 ortckets
wireceive the most prompt attention, ana The draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO aistaht adventurers,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3. Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Recollec CT No 3-"There'sl luck In odd numbers,
rays Rory O,More.n Jnly3
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r AWNS LAWNS II have some beauti.
II full Lawns on hand, OF the very latest pat
terms
Rich pink and blue Organizes
Rich brown Grounds. with colored flgures, me
latest New York fashions.
July J. u. C1ENEh1.
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[PusLlc--No. 81
IBLO -NO' q.
/ ,rr 70 .u,horzs the issue of register TO III
~ ha,nnr Wilhamet.

barque Wilhamet.
J. i enacted by The Senate and House OF Representa-
4 led Thai there be issued, under the direction of
secretary Of the Treasury, register for he barque
,,ne,, formerly British vessel, but now owned
|. G; Benson and John Benson, citizens of the
I. IL New York; said vessel having been wrecked
| condemned on Rockaway beach, Long Island,
|. 1rrthas-d BY the aforesaid citizens OF the United
Z, and hrs been repaired and refitted for Pro-
f.a II shall be proved TO the satisfaction Of the Sec
y Of the Treasury thar the cost of the repairs made
Unied States, after the purchase ofthe said ves
y the present owners, exceeds three fourths of the
RAJ cos, OF building vessel Of the same tonnage
b. United States.
n 1, Ia 1919
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& WOODHOUSE

NASH q WUUUHUUSE
A RE well prepared 10 furnish all descriptions
n OF BLANK BOOKS and STA IIONE-
RY; also Cheek Books; Drafts, bound and IN
sheets ", go,.able and P,Omisovy Notes; BtAs n
Lsding; Bus Of Exchange, &c. They will De
pleased 10 snow their stock 10 Merchants and
Clerss June %
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Old Point.

TINE steamers CURTIS PECK and ALICE
are now In complete order, and will, on and
ailer this day. call regularly every day (eoins
and returning to and from Norfolk and Porss'
month"; a, this celebrated watering place. Fare,
meals included, only one dollar.
Jnly RASKINS s. LIBBY,
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LOTTERIES.
Lam hert,s Rce.

On fourteenth Street, u'Ider tic Erhaage Hotel.
THoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
the business OF Lottery Broker, in the Office ton Inn
street, under the Exchange Hotel, formerly occupied
by u. Nj. Huyi. aud recently by E. b. Pendlson.
Drawing of The ManyngaIa Lolery, Glass No.
Is, June 26lh:
10 - % ) 10 36 81 % 81 Is 90 20 81 IS "A.
Ticket 10 St 81, psize Of SlVo sold nv
LAMBERT.
TO-DAY.
FRrDAY-Thr Virginia Moaonealia Lottery. class
No 81 Capitals: $4,000, 1000, a.coO, &C. IS Nos,
IS drawn. Tlckeissf; halves Z; quarters /.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDeIawarel Lottery, Extra, Class No; o. s45m Capi
quarters 25c
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Public No. al


CF authorizing persons, to whom reservations Of
II have been made under csr:ain indian treaties,
aienate the same In fec.
Nenaetcd by tho Senate and House of Reproseu-
Ihoi the United States Of America In Congress az
10 That all the reservations TO or for any person
'scns named In the treaty Of the twentieth day Of
eighteen hundred and thrty-twn, made at
I, iippecanoo, In the State OF Indiana, hetwe &c
4. aNed States. by their commissioners, Jennings,
laS saa crume, and the chiefs and headmen Of the
ID. Mone tribe Of Indians of the Prairie and Kan
I !, sna % so construed and held to convey to and
saa ssrvess, their heirs, and assigns forever,
n, 10 10 fee simple In and 10 the reservations 80
n SAID treaty, to or for said reserves respect
!, -. ana be II further enacted, That said reser-
i of 4, .nelr heirs, may sell and convey all or any
nus her, or their respective reserves; and such
ao conveyance shall vest In the purchaser hia on
ss and assigns such title IN ia drscrIh.d In sneh
% conveyance, TO such lands so sold and eonvsv-
rfcvded, That all deeds Of convsysnra ~ III ~
me passage ofthis act shall stand unnn nc 70
ing as those made after the passage Of hi. nc, ss
lights Of the parties shall be the same in on anu
me other: Provided, That such dead ~ ons case
ior any Of said lands made before or uft.r ,ba
OF this act shall not BE- valid for such s pas
;ame SHAH have been approved by the Presid.n,
R'proved March 9, Is4s.
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= TO ADVERTISERS. -AdveTli.emep,.
've sent IN before 5'o'clock, P. NJ, to insure
'0n 70 The next morning. paper.
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w. B. PEASANTS, NJ. H.,
m T.. ~ e 81

No 1879, corner abOre Farmers Bank, Mai, Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
REFER ENCE:
Mr.. James A Seldom, James LYONS Esq,
Gen. E. Caming,on, Mr.. James NJ. Moison,
Richmond.
Mr.. James c. Bruce, Hon. Robert Gillian,
w. Ii. Clark, Esq. Dr.. Hicks,
Hon. T. S. Flournoy Hon. a. w. venable,
Halifax, Virginia Granville, n. Carolina.
March l0-ii&c6m
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
THE public are informed that line OF
/ Stages run regularly three times week:be-
tween Rlchmoni and the lIuguencl Springs
leaving Richmond al 7 O'Clock on The mornings
Of Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and re-
turning on Wednesday Friday and Sunday
arrive in Rchmond al O'Clock in The evening.
Office at The Columbian Hnel.
BOYD. EDMOND " NEWPORT.
Julg 1
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TPupLIc-No. l3 !

AT TO authorize the Issuing OF a register or en-.
rolment TO the schooner Robert Henry.
f,Nenacled by the Senate and House of Represen.
sol the United States Of America In Congress as
40 That there be issued, under the direction Of
scie,ary of the Treasury, register or enrolment
= scho1~ ~ Robert Henry, formerly British vss
q. now owned by John P. Baldwin, a citizen Of
sate Of Florida; and which said vessel, having
1 sroesed on tho Florida reef, and condemned and
vas purchased by him, and which he has caused
'spaired and reh,ted for sea again: Provided, IL
DC proved to tho satisfaction OF the Secretary OF
'ieisury that the cost of repairing and reftting
schooner In tho United States after her purchase
t present owner, exceeds three fourhs Of ths ori.
;o,t Of buildings vessel Of the same tonnage In
United States.
proved February % 1919
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Tickets SIS; halves 7 so; quarters 3 rs.
50 900 DOLLARS 100 OF 1900 DOLLARS!
InrnsI z Nos Il nlll

LUVVSI D NUS. . ,UUUI
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass -, To be drawn
al Baltimore on Saturday, July 29,h, 1913. 70 Nos ~
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10000 DOLLARS! 1870 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, CIassNo. 2 10 be drawn
on Saturday, the 2ad July, ls4s, al Baltimore. rs
4 drawn
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LOTTERIES.
I'D. Paine a. Go,
MANAGERS UE LOTTERIES,
RIEu.inN kInHIAlIE


MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
PAiNE'S LOTTERIES .7LPAYS AHEAD!
WE nave again the pleasure oil announcing 10 the
friends and patrons Of this agency another bril-.
liant evidence of the superior claims OF Panes Lolle
Tes over all others. Whole, 40 81. The grand prize
the allh June Also, the half Of Sl20Uu, sold by
Lack on The l9ti-maklng in less than sixty days, the
'"'n"lne ISL OF prizes sent TO Richmond in Lotteries
under The popular management of ID. Paine q. Co
nnie, 8 20 81, S25,UD Quarter, 40 Sc 81, SIS 900
Half. s3l Il, $4,000 Quarter, 10 Al Gu, $500
Quarter, 2 20 G5, $4,000 Whole, - 50 81, 5000
7f1 more IN Of sans sort!
ANA, Tor gtdnd prizes, examine the following bril-
liant Schemes and forward yonr orders 10 US, orto
CIV. PURCELL s. CO..
Agea!for Paine * Co, Richmond. Virginia.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JULY!
% QUO DOLLARS! OF 5000 DOLLARS
MARYLAND Consolidated Lottery Glass o. 10 be drawn
a. Baltimore on Thursday, July 9th, 1913. 70 Nos 10
p"1s Of S. 5000, ,SS" 90 % prizes Of $500 800
20 l,UUU &c e
Tickets IS; halves ? so; quarters / IS
10000 DOLLARS! 100 Of 1000 DOLLARSl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 10, 10 be
drawn In Baltimore on Saturday, July eth, 1913. 70
prize of s4O,oOo / prize of $4,000
!, lU,DOO !" ,592
G0O0 l0J " 1000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters > so.
$4,000 DOLLARSl 1858 DOLLARS!
Lowest 3 No. Prize 81 900
SusquehRnna Canal Lottery, Glass No. %, to be
drawn al Baltimore on Wednesday, July 18th, lSi6.-
GO Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Schemes
prizos of S45,UOO 4 prizes OF sl75O
l6,aSS " l,5U0
5000 100 &c 1000
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters , so.

$4,000 DOLLARS 1858 DOLLARS!
Lowest 3 No Prize 81 ,00Ol
SusquehRnna Canal Lottery, Class No. %, to be
6G Nos, 10 drawn
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=. So. .'Haurv 81 &C.,
{ VI 4 y A q T. r S \

Virginia Leeihurg Lottery, Glass No. 49, for 1913, 10
be drawn on Saturday, July 18th. Is No. Loiter-l2
drn wu hali0tB
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[PUBLlc No. 10

souri, and Arkansas.
h, enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen
IL, OF the United States of America In Congress
tzalrd, That the dividing line between the States
ieouri and Arkansas, surveyed by commissioners
sa,ed under authority of laws enacted by those
., and ratified as common boundary by the act of
legislature of Arkansas, approved twenty third
enoer, eighteen hundred and forty.si1, and the Lee
sHe of Missouri, approved February sixteenth,
gen hundred and iory-seven, shall be, and The
!. hereby, approved and confirmed as the boun-
,.tween those States, and between tho surveying
and districts bordering thereon; and the Secretary
(. Treasury Ia hereby authorized 20 have the sur
h,ithe public lands Of the United States closed on
ne so surveyed above mentioned: Provided,
rpense thereof shall not exceed six dollars per
!: ~ every mile and part Of mile actually surveyed,
..:-ssariy resurveyed in closing those surveys.
!J2,oyed February Is, 1913.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-05
ANToN, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY, FEBRUARY :, Is4s.

is from Toulon or Marseilles, we ac-
complished more 10 the first six months Of our
operations in Mexico, than France, the first
power in Europe, has accomplished
n years. II is added, heavy as the expenditures
unquestionubly have been, there is not another
instance in the last two centuries, in which so
much has been accomplished by any other ma
ton, in so short a time with 50 lille force, and
at so little cost"
The war, however il is said, has borne heav-
lily upon the officers of the department. One,
Captain Martin, lost an arm; three were killed
ouuight-Col. Cross and Cupts, Graham and
Armstrong; and four have died ofdseases con-
tracted in Mexico-Maior Smith and Captains
HotzeIl Churchill and Turner,
The Qu%urtermaster General and the General
in Chief, with all the principal officers Of thu
army, earnestly recommend the passage Of som
law by Congress, which will provide a supper
for the families Of those who have died fror
diseases contracted in the public service, o
well as those who have fallen in battle.