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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
LAND FOR SALE, FOR DISTRIBUTION.

RY virtue ofa decree tho Circuit Superior Cour, n
- Law and Chancery for the county Of New Kent,
Pronounced the 23d day OF May ls4s in tho cause
pending said Court In tho name and style of Clop
ION and others against Brumley and Others the two be-
lore the ntoned Tracts of Land lying In said county
~ which William Brumey died seized and possessed,
WI se offered for sale, at public auction 10 the high.
~ bidder, at New Kent Court house, the second
vpnasday In August, Js4S. tbeing Court day These
a''es are very valuable, and possess many advanta.
ss ~. Cedar Hill lies Pamunky river, two miles
.ose The Court house-DeafIy the whole of the open
ana mas been heavily marled-the buildings are all
INV Nshent aud In coed repair AMI tasefuiy arranged
uact - supposed 10 contain 639 of high land
SUI suo Of marsh, and has on 1t large quantity OF
m"oo near the rvtr. Shuitewood 10 We miles above
toaIt mousse large portion Of tho open land has
50, zen e mauee-it near the river-contains by esti-
e.e 10 acres and Of tae most desirable estatea
=. a - es'on OF Country. further description is
eoe. unnecessary, as II Is presumed neyson. vj
sale. so 'a"a before tho Gay OF
TERMS OF sALE-For cash a, n -.
sun and the expenses Of the sale and ,h ~ s ~
.ae purchase money on credit al 10 one ran.,s y.
tneteoi until the FIRST day OF January. isa9 par
nan thereof until the FIRST day Of January issn Sno
10 me other fourth thereof until the first dav rs , %
10y upon the purchasers entering into bends wiih
sooo security, and executing deeds In trust on IN. 80
" sseure the payment OF the purchase money "N
n INC lille Is supposed 10 DO good, hut we shall sci, n,
commissioners only. GEORGE +. BRUMLEY
h, RICHMOND T. LACY,
e io-etos Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
VALUABLE GREEN SPRING LAND FOR
SALE

IN pursuance OF decretal order Of the County Court
of Louisa, shalt offer for sale, at public auction, TO
tchesl hi rder the premises, on FRIDAY, tho
18th July, .4S that valuable Tract OF Land belonging
70 the Estate OF Nathaniel Perkins, deceased. II Is
bounded by the South Anna River, and the lands Of
William Ragland, DR.. Geor.r Watson, and Others The
Buildings on the land plain, convenient, comfort
ablr, and In good condition. Besides The dwelling
house and all OUT houses necessary and convenentfof
family, there are store house aud several mechanics
saups which rent annually for Si75. Rarely, indeed,
such valuable properly offered for sale al public
auction. The land Itself originally good and Is al
tails under hirh state of improvement, yielding
an ABUNDANT crop Of whatever the farmer planter
may choose grow il, and Is particularly adapted
10 the growth of wheat. The tract contains between
are and six hundred Location, two miles from
,.seven from Richmond, and seven from Treviilians
Depot. The road from Richmond to tho aforesaid
Springs passes through this land, dividing nearly into
,wo equal parts which will be sold separately Full
possession Of the premises will not be given I'LL the
ee Of the present year, though the privilege Of
ins wheat at the usual time, and all other reasonable
facilities, will b1 granted.
TERMS.-une-third cash, one third In ~ monthe,
and tho remaining third In two years; the purchaser
giving bonds and approved personal security. and the
utr 10 the land being retained additional security.
Hut all the egatees minors, except one, IL Is pro-
hsne that the annual interest the credit payments
wii only he reguired for many years
" Those wishing to purchase are invited TO view
The p'erilsea, which will be shown them by MIR. Hen
son, the Manager on the farm.
Jun. 91-r,ds WIN. Z. PERKINS, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

MECKLENBURG LOUNTY.-Th're will
be meeting OF the Democracy OF MecAlcnburg,
al The Court House, 90 July Court day, for the
purpose Of raufying the Baltimore nomination,
aud taking such o'har steps for organization, &C..
as may be deemed eSpedieni.
The COMMITTEE Of vigilance for he county Is
requested 10 hare meeting on that day, for The
poipose Of enlargiag their number, appointing
sub committees a, he different precincts in the
county, and taking such o'her measures as may
apoear hes, calculated 10 promote success
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

resolution Of the last annual meeting the next
ID annual meeting OF the Company will be held at
Louisa Court House on the 18th July.
An act of the last General Assembly, authorizing ths
Interrogation Of stock TO the amount OF $3.50
the present Company, 10 make road from siorcons-
vine in the direction OF Harrlsonhnrg, Will TO eons.
ucrrd which, With othsr important husinhsi. makes u
desirable 10 have a full meeting.
As usual free ticket will be given Tor tnat oeea-
zion to all stockholders or tl.ef proxies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

"Hurrah for Old Rough and Ready the General
who licked The Mesicans," sail an oil Hunkerot
FEDERAL WhiegeIy, d, The meeting on Saturday
night. "tluuah for Cas- and Butler" answered
hard-6sted son Of Erin, "Huran for The Gentra's
who licked the RED COATS; any body can lick The
l1krl:Rns ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY.


This glorious day was duly celebrated by The
ci;;zens OF Richmond. number Of gentle
men, some Associations, and others al private
houses, par,uok OF the festivities Of the DAY.
The military out in fine spirit and broherly
ieeIing.
The day-break and sunrise saluies were fred
by the Artillery. The Declaration of Indepe1d.
ence was read by our worthy tellow.ci!izen, Dr.
Charles B. Gibson. EXECUTIONS were afterwards
performed on the Square BY The different conf
panies
The midday salues were fred, and then he
several volunteer companies accompanied ny
their guests marched 70 their places Of dining.
Many excellent Toas;s we're drunk, which We
shall! publish as soon as furnished US.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
STEBBtNS & ELLIS,
MA c II E
Riin1f. Sash and Door

.NANUFA CTUaERS AND GLdZIERS,
Ners Door 10 the Virginia Woollen Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ARE prepared to execute all orders IN their line on
n reasonable terms and in i satisfactory manner.
o,t.rs hy letter promptly executed and work war
rani.i 10 please.
Read; Made Work always on hand.
Mich l,--cffH
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DIED.

Dies, on Monday evening, the 3fd inst. at half
mas, 10 o'clock, il he SD year OF his age, DA-
MEL S. McCARrHY, native oil The county her-
~ IRELAND, but Tor he last 80 years resident OF
this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
v,Nc 3 oUEEN LAND FOR SALE.

KING y QUEtVr LA..D .,.,. IT. e :. 600
t,sa arres 81 uated 10 the upper end OF the aoov1
county. two miles from nansrk, and adjoining inc
i.ds of DR. NJ G. Fauntieroy, James smith and others
1ha imnroyements consist Of two story brick dwe'
to- With eight rooms, and all necessary out houses
Ts, land is we'll adapted 10 the culture Of eon wheat
oats, &c. ,;.,.. N mar.
h., ,snders IT valuable. deem further description
unnecessary. Mr.. John Lampkin viii sho" Inc pro
m,.ss 10 any one wishin. 10 purchase. J.,
Rlehnond, or to Or. H. o. Lyme, Of HsnISo counts c
AaytQ-craw MANI ~ ''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
NOTICE.

A Ut persons to whom the Estate of Marlin Kew d..
e,,@ are Indebted ere requested to present their
sons GUY authenticated for settlement and all per
vsyd 70 said Estate requested to come for.
eans. aed make payment without DELAY an indulssuee
GoosSt.s Even. Martin JAM98, Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
MAlSR IaGEA.

Married, on Monday. The 3 inst, BY he Rev.
r. V. Moore, GEO. M. JOHNSON, Esq OF Patrick
county, TO Mrs. RgBEccA SEAY, Of the county OF
Hclfico
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE, AN
,,f,Iry aNn TRJTST COMPANY.

oreIrE "a WALNUT STREET, PHlLADEL-
U PHiA-Capitai SaoO,0o0-cHARrEk fER-
PErrAL. h,s,nas,
,an he mos, liberal and advantageous terms Ihey
,,r authorized BY their charter ITO make all and every
insurance appeTtainng life risks, Of whatever Kind
o. nature, and to receive and execute trusts MAKE en-
Th. ron,nany sell annutes and endowments, and act
=. Trns,ees for minors and heirs
" Rate for iaslring SlOo ona single LIFE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
country.

nation before his paper press lie must
The New Orleans papers of the 25th nltimo con-
tanning the statement made by Colonel Bale Peyton
and two other gentlemen General TayIDr's express
authority that the Of the Louisiana delegation
Philadelphia "neets Nth hh entire ui and uneqnrocai
approbation. Now we quite sure thai neigh
Dor not deferred by aversion 10 uenchng little
upon the Sabbath, from adding this statement in a
postscript his article; for observe that the foreign
news from the Baltimore Patriot OF Saturday evening
Ia duly published in his columns But must confess,
that ne had abundant reason for tho omission.
Richmond Time.
The article on which the Times thus dis
courses was written, and the proofsheet read
over BY our Senior early on Saturday afternoon,
and the next morning he left for Washington.
Had the Card Of Messrs. Bale peyton & Co.
met the eye Of our Senior he, doubtless, would
have made some comments upon it; but certain
ly not like those which it has pleased the Times
to furnish. We present the postscript which
the Times furnishes for US:
ave have just got later news, viz that he
consents to be your candidate, and would have
Withdrawn his name had another candidate been
chosen! The Enquirer, we think, was very
wi.e to omit the postscript"
We think the Times here out herods its famous
"your obedient servant" logic, in constituting the
Card of Pcyton s Co. into melting embrace
Of General Taylor into the arms Of Whiggery.
In another article VIC present our personal
views" as TO the position in which General
Taylor stands in relation to the conduct Of &C.
neral Saunders in the Wing Convention. That
General Taylor, by the Gard of Peyton & Co
doss not consent 10 be the Wing candidate, but
is understood as entertaining his independent
portion !" We refer our readers to the annex
cd Gard Of Mr.. Barker, leading Taylorite in
New Orleans.
CARD-MR BARKER stated a, The meeting
al The Commercial Exchange, on Saturday even
ing last, that he fel, free from the lianmes q
parry, insomuch that il Gen. Taylor should be
elected he should rejoice to see him appoint such
mer as John c. Calhoun 10 DC Secretary OF STATE
Abbott Lawrence Secretary Of The Treasury
Benz F. Butler, Judge of the supreme Cou"
and Rererdy johnson, Attorney General, on &C
coanl Of their peculiar fitness Tor the Stations
two Of whom were Identified with The Democracy
OF The land, and Two with The opposite party; all
he wanted, was The selection of the best men.
Mr. Barker did mol slate as was eTroneouslg
stated in The Della that he was authorized 10 sal
tina, those gentlemen woult be acceptable TO Gen
| Taylor, although he does not doubt that thei
eminent qualifications would render Them pecu
liarly SO, on which subject be declared be hat
no! had one word Of conversation With Gen. j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
SALE OF LAND I'M CaEsrERFIEL.D.

execution OF the trusts created by two deeds, one
made by Li,tirberry Walden, TO the undersigned, on
he 3h November 1879, for the benefit Of Thomas Va
deo and the other made by tire sand Litlebey Vaden
ana Thomas Walden, TO the Trustee, on the 26ih
q July, 1922, for the benefit or David Weisiger and
Matthew Burfooi will be sold by the subscriber at
chesterfield Court house, oil the sec5nd Monday In
!aiy 1913, that being Chesterfield Court day. by public
suction to the highest bidder, for cash 10
Of The proceeds Of sale, AMI to the residue of tho
Proceeds of SALE credit of six and twelve months
IN e5.4 instalments, undivided moiety Of Tract
" Land lying In The said county about miles South
.ne said deeds. Tnis tract OF land Is the same which
was devised by the will OF George Vaden deceased 10
Ms WIDOW, Mrs. Sarah Walden, for her life, and on
M Thomas Cha! ton now lives The purchaser I'll he
required TO give bonds, with one or more approved
llss Tor the credit instruments Ia carry interest from
the day Of sae and the title will be retained anti, the
money shall all be paid. SAMUEL, TAYLOR
June l7-dltS ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
caIr or vaI.uaBIE REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Eo E.
TUE subscriber, wishing to remove fom INC county
OF King William, offers for sac MS -. nah,,~ mad
,uateh therein upon the West side Of the puoe oea
i.adlns from The Court house Of said county 70 Ia
zsrs Ferry mile. from n me Sa II which i's,
u conan, ~ .s n swamp and cleared. The wood
ennss,s chiefly Of red and white oak, cedar and
pine nd a hs: ii say % iSass
l.ay d FOR mel yc II il well watered and has upon
~ ~ I'd Of mari OF good quality The Improvements
,ss,son nre a comfortable dwelling house, Kitchen,
s narn and other necessary houses, all In good or
Js, more minute description Is deemed rnneeessa-
~ NJ psrsons dc.rous Of purchasing such farm arc
requested view the premises, which VIII be SHOWN
them BIZ The subscriber, who resides thereon
CHRIS TOPPER LlPsCOMB.
IILne 81 lsAs-cM
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TRIIST SALE

Rp viuue of two deeds Of Trust, dated January eth
~ 1871, Of record In Chesterfield, executed one by
WIN. Fore, and the other by VIM j. Fore and Eliza
oeth his wife, 10 the undersigned, Trustee for Rebecca
harrs, EI-ccu1 If John fiarris, deceased, will offer
~ sale, ny public auction, on the premises, on MON
Way The 2ith day Of July 1873, the following Tracts
o. Land IN The county of Chesterfield, Wis Tract Of
sefes mentioned in one Of the said deeds aud another
ifaes Of Land, Containing four hundred and fifty six
aees more or less In the other the said deeds
loned for cash to $780, with interest thereon from
ne TIN Of January, lS4s and as To the charges aud
commissions Of the said trust, and upon credit of two
AMI three years from the 9th January ls4 the
due The tract last mentioned will be first sold. The
purchaser viii be required to give bonds for the pur
Chase money to the credit payments and tho title
VII! be retained until payment
u sale TO commence Al l2oclock-
lune 27-c,ds II. RHODES, Trustee.
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King YIN. CO, June ~, l54s.-cif

INTEREST ON TIE STATE DEBT.
SECOND AUDITORS oFFlsE'
LIST Julv, 1873.
THE semi annual interest due on thai pafs ol mo
public debt registered on the books 81 ms once
will he paid on application on and are, weaIs'uas'
'nI o.n .hsss s Second Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

Wa noticed The arrival OF General VIM. 0.
Burer in New Orleans and we present extracts
from III. Delta and The Times both neutral pa
n,,. Aswe have before said, we believe our
t;cI.e will be successful, but, should /, be Other
wise the Democracy may ever proudly poin! 10
The high and exalted private as well as political
u;,,,es q. our able and talented Standard bearers,
Cass and Bner
From the Neu Orl:nn, Data, June u.
GENERAL WILLIAM o. BUTLER.
The COMMANDMENT Chief Of our army IN
Mexico, the gallant veteran, General William
D. Butler, arrived yesterday in the steamer Fan
nv. and was received with salute from the Bat
talon Of Artillery. AS soon as 1t was known
,ha, the General was ready to receive his
friends, crowd of our citizens eagerly poured
into the parlor of the st. Charles, TO greet and
welcome the universally admired chief, whose
name and reputation are associated win the
glorious deeds that have rendered our city i'm
mortal. The General received his friends with
The mos. cordial and graceful welcome. Ills
manner and person are very striking, ana
strongly remind one Of General Jackson, who,
in his day, had no superior in this or any otner
country, in emprtssemen;, case, warmth, ano
even elegance Of manner. General Butler
stands erect and straight, his head being thrown
back, with bold and candid expression. ms
eve is keen, aud very bright, but with It's daring
there is mingled mild and benevolent EXPIRE,
sion, indicative OF the kind and tender, as WEI
the Arm and intrepid character Of tns ~'A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31
INDIAN WAR IN OREGON.
-Four Batles-Ihe Whites VicioriouS-

massacre q missionaries.
10 the Pilsburs Gazette, we finl The
following important IeIrsraphic despatch,
dated LnuisviII. May q, 1913.
BY the arrival Of Major Meek from The
West. we have late and important news
from Oregon, where all is confusion and
blnodshed between the whites and Indians
-Four powerful tribes have united, and
commenced a deudly war. Four battles
took place in January, in three of which
The whites were successful in beating their
enemy. Five hun,lLed whites lougn, Il
body Of Two thousand Indians whole day
when the Indians relreated, after wuun.
ding great number Of whites.
On The 29Ih Of November. n most hor-
ried aud brutal massacre was committed
by the Cayuse Indians, al The Presbyterian
Mission, at The Wallah- WallaL Valley.
DR.. White, his man and wife, with eighteen
others, were killed and sixty or seventy Ia.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31
VrRA CRuZ Nav 9th, 1913.


Eds. Della The news received by
Yesterdays mail gives reason 10 suppose
iha, the treaty will be ratified by lhe Nlex'
lean Congress; and all that can now him
der il is ii revolution al Qnerclnrn.-
This is feared by many, AID the Govern
ment itself Ioaks upon :Alnonle and scvc
raj others with suspicion.
Herrera will, beyond doubt, he elected
President of The Republic, and although,
he appears to care very little abuut the
dignity, be will certainly accept il.
Yesterday several Of The volunteers
who had deserted some lime ago with Ii
John Smith. were llrsged in the Main
Plaz,. They will all leave to-day for
New Orleans, where hey will no doubt
often occupy space in your police reports.
Yuul police are already well acqurined
with John Smith, alias Sugar John, &c.
lie had been sentenced by the Cn"rt Mar
liaI TO he branded with ID on hulh cheeks
aud to receive illy lashes, and then 10 be
dishpuorahly discharged but il seems that
he was pardoncd Of the branding aud the
lashcs.
The carauana, with 81 100000, arrived
this morning from Mexico.
Understand that The .Alcade, having Ia.
ken upon himself 10 give license for fan.
dangoi (wheu the arn.isice gives lhe rish
graai f4H S. HIS dAnsEIss# aserIies t.
lect the taxi Was senftulhe guard house
by the Lieut.. Governor, Yours,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31
From the American Star.

MEXICAN CONGRESS- --MESSAGE
On Tuesday last, Senior Rosa, Minister
of Foreign Relations. laid the treaty o
peace, as ratified hy The American author
lilies, before The Mexican Congress. The
manifesto accompanying it WIS long, and
the discussion was continued To a great
length. There were eighty Deputies pre-
sent III The Huuse-a considerably larger
number Than is necessary for quorum.
In the Senate, twelve standing commit.
tees were appointed. The most impnr-
tant at this lime, are those on constitution,
al questions, relhliuns ard war Orerois
chairman Of the first. Lrdu. OF The second
and Herrera, oflhc third. Senior Rusn is
chairman of the commiIe Oh the Govern.
menf. or Administration aud the Public
Credit. Esparzl is al the head of The
Committee on Treasury.
Several projects were introduced in
grand commitlee, amuus which, was one
fining The recusant Senators aud Deputies
10 the amount of two hurdred dollars
another, that those who neglected. to re-
port themselves should be withuur employ
men' aud deprived Of the rights of citizen
ship for pcriol double thai for which
:hey have refused to discharge their Irsis.
lative duties. Those who are absent, with
out permission, for Two months. shall be
suhJecl 10 The same punishment Fur
ther-in case Of the withdrawal of mem
bers, the voIes uf The ina ajority shall be f.
nal. and in cu,e of tie, tie question shall
be considered as decided in the negative.
A!ler a few other unimporlanl matters,
the committee rpse, and tile two branches
adjourned.
We have, i'll a previous number of tile
Star, stated thar President Penu pena,
accompanied by his Minister'S. delivered
his message III presence Of the Senators
and Deputies, which was responded to on
lhelpat of The President Of the Chambers
Of Dcputics-au abstract Of which response
has already appeared in our colnmus. The
message of Pena Pena, is rather lonscr
thar we expected to find it, hut we shall
make no apology from The interest which
attaches 10 the subject, for IrauslalinS il ut
its length. as follows.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31
From The ~ Orleans Delta, May 10.
CITY OF Mexico, May ].
Ireceived The following letter from San
Luis Polosl:
SAN LUIS, April S6

Luis POiosl:
SAN LUIS, April 26
Gen. Parajes has been ordered TO leave
this city by The Government, and in taking
his departure, he went in The direction OF
The city of AauascaIientes. Also, Gen.
Flores. an ageut of Santa Anna, has been
ordered to lcav" This State. on account Of
his going TO Rio Verde. and endeavorins
10 seduce the Ir"ops Of Gen. Romero.
Padre Jarauta arrived here about the 18th
from Cudad del Meir. He presented him
self To the Comnardanr General. and at
,erward was presented by Lawyer Para
da and his brother, as a guest al The Feast
of Torres. Through The influence of some
of the Puros, Il benefit was gwen al the
lhoatre, for the purpose of giving him
reception and public dinner.
The three generals, Pardon, OrIega and
Meiiu, have been cndeavoring To produce
an excitement with the public, hut with
OUT effect. II these three officers were
served as Paredes has been, tranquility
would he completely restored
The above is all that is imnortaGf or in
tcrestins in the letter. MUSTANG.