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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

FOURTH OF JULY.-The national ami
versary will be celebrated by the Second Baptist
Church Sunday School this morning al So'clock.
The order ofexercises will be: |. Prayer; 2. Ma
tional Hymn by the School; 3. Address By lit.
tie boy; 4. Hymn BY choir of Children; s. Ad-
dress by Rev ]. L. Reynolds; 6. Hymn BY the
children; 7. Retreshmenls;6 Benediction.
The parents and guardians of The children are
resnectiully invited 10 attend july
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
ANIMAL. MEETING OF THE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

resolution Of the last annual meeting, The nex'
& animal meeting OF the Company will he held II
rou,aa Court House On the li;h July.
An gct Of The last General Assembly, authorizing the
Of stock 10 the amount Of e250 600 into
The presen. Company, 10 make road from Gordcns-
vile In the direction of Hauieonbnrg, Will te consi-
dered, which, with other important business, makes II
desirable TO have 4 full meeting.
As usual, free ticket will be given for that oeca'
sion TO all stockholders or their proxies.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
To Farmers.

June Odd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE
7 OFFER for sale my Farm, containing SIX or seven
hundred acres uated IN the upper end Of the above
cnunty two miles from Iiuntirh, aud adjoining the
lands of Dr. NJ G. Fannteroy, James smith and others
The improvements consist Of TWO story brick dwell
ing with eight rooms, and all necessary out houses
The land well adapted 10 the culture OF conn., wheat,
OATS sc.
The situation i. healthy, and rs CONVENIENCE 10 mar
ket renders il valuable. deem further description
unnecessary. Mr.. John Lumpkin will show the pre-
misses 10 any wishing To purchase.
The Terms can he known by applying To me, IN
Richmond, or Ia Dr. H. Is. Lyme, Of Hrnrico county.
NAV 3O-cwsw MARY w. MUSE.
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VALUABLE GREEN SPRING LAND FOR
SALE

IN pursuance Of decTral Order Of the County Court
OF Louisa, shall offer for sale, 4. public auction 10
the highest bidder on the premises, on FRIDAY, The
lith July, ls4s that valuable Tract OF Land belonging
10 the Estate OF Nathaniel Perkins, deceased II Ii
bounded By The South Anna River, and the lands Of
William Ragland, DR.. GEORGE Watson, and others The
Buildings on the land are plain, Convenient, comfort
abb, and In coed condition. Beside III. dwelling
and all cut houses necessary and convenient for
family, there store house aud several mechanics
shops, " hich annually t"r Sis Rarely, indeed
Is even such valuable property offered for sale public
this time under high state oi Improvement, yielding
an abundant crop Of whatever the farmer or planter
may choose 10 grow II, and Is particularly adapted
the growth OF wheat. The tract contains between
i've and SIX hundred Location, tau miles from
The mineral fountain called the Green Spfngs"-h.
ty.seven from Richmond, ana seven from TTevan's
Depot. The road from Richmond 10 the aforesaid
Springs passes through - land, dividing nearly
Two equal paris. which vii hr sold separately Full
possession of the premises VII not br gwen till The
close Of the present year. Trough the privilege 0t SOW
ing wheat al the usual tIne and all other reasonable
facilities will be granted.
TERMS.-unr third cash, one-tlifd In ~ months
and the remaining Third III Two Year.; Inc purchaser
giving bonds and approved personal security and thr
lite To the land being retained additional security
But all tie egatees ate minus, except ore !, Il pro-
sable that the annual interest On the rcii; payments
Will only hr required for many years.
W Tho,e wishing Ia purchase are invited 70 view
The premises, winch VIII be- siun them By Mr.. Hen
sou the Manager on the farm.
June 2J-ctds WM. 4. PERKINS, Cnm'T.
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NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN: Knew yr,
that Elizabeth ]. Peter, Administrative Of Jonh
p G. Peter, late OF Montgomery county, drota'e.'
tsnd m annlv IN ths President and Directors Of tho
Bank Of Virginia, As also thc President, ana pse
tors of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia 10 hase ~ h
R,nk sock In each said Bank belonging 10, ana -t
IN, in tbe name AZ John =. e. Peter my ihteslate'
transferred 10 me- IN my name as soon as tue ID"
oil virginia WIN a''' ELIZABETH ]. PETER,
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Tickets ais; halves 50; quarters ? !.

10000 DOLLARS! 1880 DOLL.RS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No IL, 10 drawn
on saturday, the 22d july, 1873, al Batinrs. rs
Nos, IL drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04

CEDAR HILL AND SHUTfLEWOOD.
DY virtue Of decree al the CHrnit Superior Court
- Law and Chancrry for The coGnry Of New Kent,
pronounced Oh tie 23 day Of May, 1915, IN ihe cause
pending IN said Court. III The name and style Uf Cl0p
and others against Bfumiry aud Others Tie TWO be
fore mentioned Tracts OF Land, lyngin said county,
81 which William brumiey died seized and possessed.
will he offered SALE pubic auction, Ia The high
est bidder NJ Sew Kent Cont house, on the second
THURSDAY in August, Joi5, lbcing Court day These
Estates are very valuable. ANA possess may advania
yes. Cedar Iil lies Pamunky nvrr, iva miles
ABOVE the Court house-neaIiy the whole OF the oUcn
land has been heavily malrd-tle buildings are all
and III good repair ana tisitfully arranged
This tract is supposed 10 contain i9 az high dnd
an 2nn Of miish, and has On i large quantity o,
wood rear the river. Shutlrw0od Is 1--we miles above
the Court house, large potion Of The open iinj has
also been lnaf.ed> near the tlvrt-loElains ~ esii
mate 6-5 acres and is o the most desirable estates
In that region al country. further DESCRIPTION ls
deemed unuece ssry as il presumed persons wishing
10 purchase will examine the land before the day ~
sale.
TERMS OF SALE-for cash rs 10 the cost Of said
SUIT and the expenses 81 the ssr, aud the residue -
The purchase money credit 10 fourth part
thereof until thr FIRST day pi Jan:aTy, sia Ia on.
halt thereof until The first day OF January, 1880 and
IN the other fourth thereof until the mrs, day of July
1850 upon III. purchasers entering int" bends wiit
GOOD security and executing deeds IN trust the lsnd
Ia secure the payment OF the purchase money.
The titI- H. supposed h- good, but shall sell
Commissioners only GEORGE \ BREMLEY,
RICHMOND Il. LACY,
pi-su
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

BIBLE SocIETY.-The Report of the New York
Bible Society for the past year, states that the
receipts have been S25, 22O IS, which has all been
expendeded in distributing 6,6Sl Bibles and Tes-
tamenis Among immigrants the Society have
this year distributed 1854 volnmes-l109 more
than in ls47 through the various ward committees,
1916 volumes among seamen, 7l54 at military
posts, l476; and in humane. and criminal institu-
tons, ZIG.
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A FURY.-We understand tsays the New Haven
Regster) that as the proprietor Of the Ball Spring
Cottage was reprmanding a servant woman for
some neglect Of the table furniture, she seized a
carving knife, cut him severely on the wrist, and
followed him up so furousy that he, fearful Of his
life, caught up poker from the stove and knocked
her down with it, inficting wound from which ii
is thought she will not recover.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

PROOLAMATlONs
JOHNSON, Governor Of The Stale Of Louisiana.
&c - 1000 o-,I ea uuraarol7a as thnesa w ipn

BIZ ISAAC JOHNSON GorernoT Of he Of Louisiana.
BLESSINGS so great and numerous as those W iich
Id have been bestowed upon the "a Ap $50
people of this State and of the mi kSsSM
American Union during the year, - 90 - ~
that is now drawing to a close, de- zsSsSS-sS$
mand renewed acknowledgment OF the protecting FTOyl
dence and unmeTed goodness OF their great AuthO te
Almighty Father of mankind.
great free and happy people cannot give higher evidence
OF their intelligence sound morality and yuOus appIeea-
ton of their privileges than by entertaining the most yey
the year God has manifested his mece to the people OF thus
State good health has prevailed and our cities and towns
have been from fatal epdemcs The seasons nave
been generally and although the iaOO OF ne
husbandman may have been rewarded by Temuneang
prices have abundant to rejoice and TO hope
in humility better of the future knowledge and
Chief Magistrate for the Nation has been elected and the
excitement of the has passed quietly on tTOugh tine
setyvave of the baObox and the defeated parties sub
nit with patriotic resignation to the VIII OF the people
The free institutions which have Inherited from our
oreather the price of their treasure, toll and blood are
maintained in all their vlgor and purity civil and religious
liberty are enjoyed in foil perfection The trumpet OF war
sound the land and country is at peace
call upon individuals State and as atlOn, ioT
renewed ievent and continued thanksgiving to the bount
full Giver of all good. Therefore, l, ISAAC JOHNSON
Governor of the State of louisiana do issue TINS my FToca
nation respectfully suggesting and recommending that
ThursdaU the Dist ddV of December merit, be set apart
and observed Day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer TO the
Almighty God that the good people OF the state suspend
on that day their ordinary business avOcaOns and together
with their fellow from other states, assemble IN their
usual places of worship for the united expression Of homage
and Thanksgiving HIM who is the Author OF all temporal
and spiritual blessings and OF prayer lo me 81
In testimony whereof | slgJ my name and aflx
r the seal of the State at New Orleans, the 20h OF
L. 81 November 1913 and of the Independence OF the
United States the seventy-thIISIdt -, rOr,,rcoDy
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State n22
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CAUTION.


Olng 10 the great and immense sale of DR. Town
send Sarsapanla, number of who were formerly on,
agents, have commenced making Saraparlla Extracts
EixS, BItten Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc They gene
rally put up in the same shaped bottles and some Of chem
have stolen and copied advertisements they are oBy
worthless limitations, and should be avoided
Principal Office, 126 Fulton street Sun Baidin1 Neu
York Reding Co. State street. Boston Dyotf n SIMS
~ NORTH Second street, Philadelphia; Hauca Drg.
E BALTIMORE; NJ Cohen, Charleston los South PsaT "a
Albany r II Mc6raw, Natchez-and By All the princpa
Druggists and Merchants generally fhrsnghonf ~ fT
States. West Indiss and the CanaJax ''7 OA.'Ou
]. WRIGHT, ISL Charities utrsst
WI " egs Agant New OIesus
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FIRE ESCAPES. = The Fire Department Of Lon
don is provided with long sacks with hoop at one
end with hooks to attach to the sides and ss of
the windows. The other end being held in the
street, persons or packages are slid through them
with perfect ease and safety. They are wound on
two-wheeled carriages, with an apparatus which,
moved by crank, runs them up to any height
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
DAILY CRESCENT.

EVENING soLACE....BH CURREK BELL
IT, human heart has hidden treasures
II se1rref kept in silence sealed
IT, 9ba,1rhfs the hopes, The dreams, the pleasures
u 49, cham were broken if revealed.
nd DAYS may pass in gay confusion,
nd lights in rosy not ~, m
While lost in Times o. Heallhs innslon'
The memory Of the Past may ole.
Rut there are hours Of lonely musing,
Such as in evening silence come
When soft as birds their plnlOns eosing'
The hearts best feelings gather home
Then in our souls there seem TO anguish
A tender grief that IS not woe; r an, ,,;st
And thoughts that once wIung sIVSans VI ""sAi'''
Now cause but some mid tears 10 now
And feelings, once as strong as passiOhs'
Float softly back-a faded dream
Qnro,Pn SHARP griefs and wild sensatOns,
rlsp fase al others sufferlngs seem.
on when The heart is freshly bleeding,
How longs il for that time to be,
Wren through the mlsts OF yeaTs fecedng,
rs woes but live in Tevery
And il can dwell on moonlight glimmsT.
On evening shade and loneliness
And while the sky grows dim and DINNER,
Feel no untold and strange distress
Only deeper impulse given
By lonely hour and darkened room,
To solemn thoughts that soar 10 heaven
Seeking a life and world TO come
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
REORGANIZATION.

BIZ ISAAC JOHNSON orel0r Of he Of LouisianG.
WHEREAS, The failure to appropriate specifically the
w fund provided by law for the support OF the Free Pub
sz&4L&saM unless prevented in time highly
- 80 pTejudicia influence the great
Ss&SSSSSS@EE cause of education, and the best in
of humanity and whereas, the importance OF the
this Of to call for the consideration
of the Legislature at period earlier than that OF It's next
reguarsOn in January 1850 and to form extraordinary
occasion such as in Judgment renders necessary the
yention Of the two Houses soon as may be praeteabe
do therefore, by this my proclamation the two
Houses of the Legislature TO meet at the ehouse IN the
city of NewOeans the First Monday in December next
being the fourth day of said month"; and require the respect
i've Senators and Representatives then and there TO assemble
in order that they may devise and adopt such measures put
in successful operation the Free Public Schools OF the State
Them in the exercise Of their wisdom and discretion,
may expedent and proper and receive such norma
ton relation the affairs of the State generally as at that
time may be deemed advisable to submit them.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State, at
r New Orleans this twentyfrs day of August, 1648
L. 81 and of the Independence Of the United States the
seventy-third year. -
By the Governor: ISAAC JOHNSON.
CHARLES GAYARRE, Secretary of State. au23
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vINEqA an EsTABLIsHMENT.

hboIAbLISdIIENT,
I'VE DudesignPI Is constantly mauufuefuriur and H.
Tor saea IpsIior article Of v IN EG RI
which be viii guar ntee 10 improve BY age and f@a
VIII deliver il, fee OF charges, in any part al fhFH
the city or Laiays.ss, at the following reduced
pifcss to suit tie times Butts so gallons Al. RsoI 81
Raols ~ Is Barrels, 40 gallons cents b eaion ill.,
raj discount m.de ~ wholesale eusomers - ~
- line lTOnped in the P0sOfice will he nunefaslv
attended to. laps IN JOHN Fl WE'RE
Corner COmm0n and MaTas $751; opposite Charity Hosuita
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MADAGAscAR.-LOrd Dacres the English admi-
raj has returned to Mauritus, without being able to
open friendly communications between the Queen
Of Madagascar and the British
This, we believe, is the same unfortunate officer
who commanded the Guerrero at the time of her
capture by the Constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

T-astrophe-Quite an excitement has been
h
stitious on the death Of cat from broken heart
The cat, it appears, had litter Of kittens, and
the housewife proceeded to decapitate them with
buteher-knife, in the presence of the old cat, who
performed curious antics during the operation,
licking the head of each kitten as it rolled on the
ground. When the woman entered the house, the
cat followed, and after several fresh antics, laid
down before the murderer Of her kittens and died.
little time after one of this woman's children
died, and the supersttious of the neighbOrhoOd
predict that the balance Of her family will follow,
to avenge the names of the dead felines-(oufraged
feeln's).
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

PITTsBURG AND CLEvELAND.--A dispatch from
Pittsburg, Nov. 81, says: Active measures are
being taken to construct railroad between Pitts
burg and Cleveland. 1t is estimated tlat the cost
Of construction will amount TO 5000 per mile
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for the cure of GonoThRa
elect, Structures, VeneFea
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlring research, tFave
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled she
above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these pneDara.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peleiiel
feaflessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed, either for theiI
curative properties or foI
mlldness. safety and Ger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

AERoNAUTIo.-Green's celebrated Victoria Bal
loon was torn TO pieces during violent storm at
Halstead, England, on the 28th of October. He
had inflated it for his 4O9th ascension, when the
hurricane tore il into shreds.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

EMIGRANTs TO CANADA.-The total number of
emigrants landed at the ports Of Quebec and Mont
real, during the season Of 1913, is 1899. The
deaths on the passage and in quarantine equal 1875
per cent on each hundred embarked.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
Ss B ssIss ~ oR BY HE P6 hH7

CARoNDELKr STREET, NRAR ST. J0sEPH STRICT.
EySTABLISHED il 1872 under the superintendent Of
IA The Misses ALLISON from L0nd0n.-In this f1stu-
ton conducted the best plans Of European instruction
the of study thorough and systematic vague
are Fesoed to- any Of the vareus departments Of
or literature.
French gentleman Of high literary attainments other Ian
gu2g. music and the Accomplishments are taught By mas
ters Of equal eminence in their professions
Draw1ng ia sgeFy STYLE Is taught By die Misses Alson
themselves pupils for OF OF the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe
ES fems may be known on application To the residences
Of the Misses ALLISON, Carendslets st, n& ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02

CARRIAGES !-OARRIAGES!
A T. EASTERN PRICES at the Commission CAR
n RIAGE REPOSITORY, No 90 M-|S -
st. CEI.4RLES street. opposite the Com Oh sssSE
meTcal Exchan ge-On hand and constant eSSTZ]~E2f
ly receiving FASHIONABLE CARR NJ
AGES of the latest styles direct from the manufactures
Coaches ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHES, BUG
GfES &C. &c. for style, finish and price equal to any in
Market Customers invited TO call and for themselves
les 6m H. s. SMITH 66 St Charles st.
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4th Numerous testimonials are on file at the COmpanys
Office, which would satisfy the most incTeduous letter
Just received from Joseph p Hail. Suffolk Va, contains the
following:
e-g" The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case"
TIE same proof IS daily coming from eUeTV State
in tke Union.
This extraordinary medicine should be resOred to the
ment any bad symptoms appear Seamen BOatmen. TTav
wllisave life
The medical faculty are astonhed at its power freely
confesng that there other medicine at all to be
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
eqpsy eeacOus in all the bowel and stomach complaints
OF ShdIen NC mother physician should be without it.
ne General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi,
D. dhNobEOUGH q Camp street, New Orleans, La,
to whom applications for agencies may be addressed
New York. August 1873
" For sale By WELD & CO. Periodical Agents T2
lamp street; ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Place and kust0mhouse street and by DRUGGISTS gen
orally IHOs. COOK, Postmaster city of Lafayette j.
l.. VAN BQkkELLEN, corner Camp and St. Mary
SITS; JOHN FOEl4kEI, corner Ievee and Seventh sts
Lafayette and CHAS. BENNEOT, CanOllton Louisiana
T, S.Ihs GrGeten6erg Company are desir0us Of pro-
curing the segtces OF respectable female eyerB fol0n
the Union, business Bhich nil be BeTB Eeratfge
BY addressing the Company mo Broadway New York
postpaid, Particular will be furnished.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-02
NOTICE

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAIi Dis
a EASES.-The reputation OF the winter Is wei esteb-
shed that all that to those WIN have been
unfOrtun have contracted Of hOs dfes
full diseases known and ca led Secret DISEASES IN any part o
their forms that the writer after most success
ful practice OF twenty years confined sncy 10 NeneIea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (hsving treated and
ieved many hundreds who past all hope many ct
whom had been under the treatment OF eminent physicians
without receiving any benefit is enabled 70 offer posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should any Of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do we'll to call az No. 30 CusToMH0UsE STREET,
before applying eseWheTe and avail Themselves OF the tene
fits Of the subscribers long and successful pere
mis- tt b. F. MULLEN, S6 CustOmhOuse st.
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NOR. THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
IL Knowing the extreme hazad which strangers run in
consulting Physicians for the Of pHvae diseases
owing the disqualification OF those who profess
such cases. deem il be nothing bat Of
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
justice 10 Or. MULLEN, No. 30 CUsTOMHoUsE STREET.
to state that in the year 1916 sOrey afflicted with syph
lis in its worst and most appalling foun and for several
months together under the best Tegu medical pace
could obtain in New Orleans, without being at benefit
ted-indeed grew worse. At length heard of Dr. Null
lens great reputation. applied him, and TO my great
JOY in three weeks he restored TO perfect health Sub
scTibsd New Orleans. Jan. 2, lS4I.
ni5m SAMUEL ROBERTSON
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Or. TooRseHd-pear Sir have the pleasu,a tonfo,,r
you that three of my children have been On Ri ri Inc
BY the use Of ZGuL excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away for which feel myself under great oes
ton. XouE, respectfully s~
IsAAc w GRArn log Noostaratraot
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uuEp M TIE AsnIIru

Below is an account of smother child saved. Dr. Town
sends saapara has EaVed the lives Of Thousands Of chill
dreR. The following certificates selected from great
number received this week.
NEW YoRK, April ], 1S47.
DR.. T0z5nssRd-Deag Sir One of my children waz very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat, attended with
great debility II came dying obtained some OF your
excellent medicine and it cured directly for which assure
you / feel very grateful. Youns respectfully,
ELlZABRTH FOWLER, ~ DezbrOslesIs.
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OPINIONS on pHvsTcTANa

~ Iownsend IS almost daily receiving orders from Phys
cians IN different parts OF the Union 90 -
ms 70 certify that we the nnderaignad ~. nj
ne Cly Of Albany. have in numerous cases nrescrbed Or
aiilla, and believe il TO be one Of the most
valuable pIeparaLIons in the narkef