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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07
MANAGERS oFFIcE-D. PAlNEa co.
Piano E'ortes for Sale.
EIGHTEEN IN NUMBER.

OUR stock OF Piano Fortes is YET large ard
" varied rendered so by repeated arrivals
The assortment consists OF eleven varieties CON.
prising The laies, and mos, fashionable styles, as
we'll as the palmer and less costly descriptions
The latter are very neat and oi capital tone. The
higher qualities are truly splendid; they are only
10 b. seen and heard, 20 be admired.
We have on hand eighteen instruments, pre-.
seutins gooily numbsr 10 select from.
Secondhand Piano Forces taken in Exchange
on iar terms
Pianos and other Musical Instruments Toned
and Repaired.
PIANOS for Hire.
NASH & WooDBoUSE,
June % Booksellers and Stalioners.
GtOWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
For selling prizes CoWLEs carries tho day.
Tc-iay : Pokomoke Lottery, Class 81. Ca.
piras. 1000 dollars, 5000 5000 $500, Of
1000, &c. 66 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. OF Maryland Consolidated, Ell. 3&
64 40 20 80 Is Al 80 AZ 10 2s II 81 So
Drawn Nos. Of Susquchanna, Glass 80:
50 Is II 81 u 60 80 10 ia AZ %.
Tcket, Nos. 81 "a I'll, the third Capital cl
5000 dollars, was returned in Grand Consolida.
I'D Lottery, Class 9, on Saturday last Tor want
Of purchaser, by COWLES.
Juy
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TTF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

a, il was the Union as it is, and The Union as
i, shall be, in The full expansion OF The energies
and capacity of This great and progressive PEG,
ple." And believing as we do that he SUCCESS
Of that great parry to which we are PROUD " -,
long, is identified with The best interests .. ua'
country we pledge ourselves 10 spa,e no nonu,a
ble efforts 10 ensure The triumph OF us cana
On motion of John NJ. Gregory, the cha.r ap
pointed the following gentlemen commi''ee w
recommend 10 the Association suitable PeIso"'
10 fill the Offices of President, Vice preslaenss'
&c, to wit: John B. Young, John NJ 1reso,3,
VIM. NJ. Fulton, Samuel Cottreii' 9''' a"1
Thomas E. Jeer. r,
Robert G. Scott, Esq, The Democralic lie,'
tor for this district who was present oy appo'" -.
ment, was, thereupon, introduced, ana ca'i'u -
to address the Association.
At the close of his address, the ioiio""e -
solution was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the thanks OF ms ns'oo g.,
ton be rendered to Robert q. Scott Isi, 40 40.
the able and patriotic speech ne has 'n's 10Y
/ livercd. -,
The committee, appointed TO repoL. .,; e"'
names of suitable officers for the asso'''''0"
then made the following report: nohor, A
For President of the Association-n oo'''
Mayo. co,,-.,I
| For Vice Presidents-lst, Samuei
Sr.; 3D. Henry Cox; Sd, Robert Barker.
For Recording Secretary-Anthony hoO'''0
Jr. ~ .
For Assistant Secretary-Dr. Ihonias =
Jeter. -, 81
Committee of Correspondence-John ~ "
Gregory, William F. Depriest and d. JUN =
| Powell. =, p,I
Committee of Inyitation-William NJ. ful
ton, James A Goddin and Dr.. John W. he'ns.
Treasurer Thomas J. Starke -. ,;,
And the question being taken upon .ne da !,
report. The same was unanimously concuffeu Il
by the Association. .,..o rroce.d
On motion, Resolved, That these proceed e,
ings be published in the Richmond Enquirer ant
And, tbereupon, the Association adjourne.
until its next regular meeting, at Angus. eoue'
ROBERT y. MAYO, President.
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LUCk,S OFFICE.

NO. 5, l. G II A y 6 E PLAC E,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
DRAWN Nos. Maryland Consolidated, d,
~ June -:
A 81 8 81 SO 90 % 40 80 7 "a IA 70.
Halt licke, 8 81 A, $4,000, sold 10 gentle.
man from The county, and paid al sight by
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
FarDAY-Pokomoke $4,000 Capital. 10
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 4.
SATURplY-Grand Consolidated OF Maryland.
$4,000 Capital. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets H.
The Small Fry" Lottery draws three times
per week in Baltimore, on Monday, "Wednesday
and Saturday. Tickets for sale al this office.
FOR NEXT WEEK.
MoSDAY-5 OF 10000 dollars. Is Nos, Il
drawn Tickeis s dollars.
TuEsDAY-22 500 dollars. 70 Nos, Is drawn'
T cxes S dollars. a
WEDsgsD.y-45,00 900 dollars. sc Nos, 10
drawn Tickets Is dollars.
TAuasDAY-I75O0 dollars. IS Nos, 10
drawn. 1ickeis 81.
FalDAy-looOo dollars. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81. %
Slrrap4Y-3 of 25 900 dollars IS Nos., IL
drawn. Tickets 10 dollars
Orders meet with prompt and confidential a.
ienlon, and drawings forwarded Immediately d.
ter reception, when addressed 10
July3 C. B. LUCK, Richmond.
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RICH MON VA.
Friday Morning, July 7, ls4s.


40 lack" AND THE ORDINANCE OF 81;
following we find in the Cincinnati Da"'
Enquirer: ...nord.n,
Tas Ordinance OF 'S7.-A coriesponu. ~
oxs, The SIGNATURE of "Gunter," which means n m9
,n,s,ake leIls a good 'ua al the expense VI ~
Z,ckn Il shows the strong military oeh' y. Wy
Generals mind and his abstract manner W. ~
addressed ON other subjects, not conaineu ~ :'
nocket edition OF Esop's Fables, from WIZ
The old General is SO fond of quoting wan
And enthusiastic friend called on MN que aay,
nd anxious TO ascertain his opinion on 'ne s.a,e
oKs,on. began to inienogae HIM on 'he suo'
jecr. .. :, vonr on;nion of
"General," said he. "what 10 your oP'"'0" =
the ordinance of 1917" -, ,,, rnow
,,a, have ever seen any as old as that out no
Jonhr ,bey were made Of poor metal. Inc 0'at'
sonc. Of This day is certainly The best IN ,ne
world. Why, sir, there's Capt. Bragg oauely
An interruption and an explanation followed.
From this i, might be supposed, that the olu
hero thought tina, though "poor me'ai' ye. 'ne
military posts from The Rio Grande TO 'he rae'.
6c might have the ordinance OF ~ e1'enoeu osea
,hem sooner than ''inlerpose executive ve'oes
IN accouu, of lis not being so good as "Cap'ain
Brase's battery" We though. ii strange al Inc
time the Old Genl. wrote his Signal letter aoou
The ordinance OF 81, he should have wrl''el
shortly afterwards 10 DR.. Delony, that ne DID mo-
understand anything about the great questions
which divide parties, that ne should have Deel
so conyersant with the history OF ".
counter" settles the question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

O! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OIL Where
are the Wing politics of Buckingham now p
Search for them. See Richmond Wing, July
6,n 1913, page End. column 4ih.
Col. Hubbard is in Buckingham enjoying the
esteem othis neighbors and the confidence Of his
old constituents.
MIR. Bocock is now in Washington, and wha'
he i. doing his future history will las we venture
10 ASSERT molly illustrate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

A,,be head oflhe editorial column OF the Fair
fax News, we find displayed in bold letters, "FoR
PRESIDENT, GEN. z. TAYLOR" The name
of lis candidate for the Vice Presidency, how
ever, is no where 10 be seen.
Will somebody send word TO the Fairfax editor
that the Hon. Willard Fillmore was nominated
by the same Convention that nominated "old
lack" and perhaps he will find room in his pa
DER to put up FoR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLARD
FILLMORE.
We will do Mr.. F. the justice to say that he is
a, good Wing as General Taylor, although
the later says he is "a Wing and quarter over
Mr.. F. was one of the most active and working
Wings in The U. s. Bank, Protective iarla'
Bankrupt law, &C., times of ls4l-42-and,
upon the question of slavery, he is rather to be
preferred TO Mr. Giddings, although they voted
together against the Anterior resolutions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

TEARING DOWN THE FLAG,-Mr.
Wharton, editor OF the Tifhn, Ohio, Wing Stan
dard, was absen, when the news Of Old Zachs
nomination arrived in thai place, says The States
man, and the person in charge run up the lay
or flag, Blu, on the return OF The editor ne tore
down The piratical fac of availability with pro.
per feelings Of indignation, aud refused, peremp-
iorily, 10 put on the doughtace made for him at
Philadelphia"
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DIED.

Died. at his residence DAFT Sink, In the county Of
HeBrico, on the 9th Of July, DR.. WM. MlSTOh In
Goth year his age. The subject of this
endowed with strong natural abilities, and possessed
many redeeming qualities. lie commenced his proies
sonal poo-but by industry, attention TO bust.
ness, and irugaty, amassed independent fouuns-
He has left two daughters and many grand chlIdreR
lament their loss.
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". F. WATSON:& r. w. HUGHES,
Attorneys at Law,

WILL practice together 10 The various Cou ,hs
w held in The City Of Richmond, ana ~ w
County Court of Henrico. .:..s.,.s his
VIM. F. Watson will continue 10 d'scnaige w., %,s
duties as CoAaissioNEa IN IaANcEaf -
above Cour's, and as Moray PGsLic. .,s IN
Ofice-Corner OF Ilth and Bank sllee'' =
Wellington Goddin's Building.
July 4-dSc2aw3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

II 1t is with great pleasure that we are ena-
bled 10 state that the eloquent and distinguished
Senator flanagan Of Indiana, the accomplish
ed Venable OF North Carolina and other distin.
guished members Of Congress, are expected to
address The Democrats OF Richmond on Friday
evening next the 18th inst.
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TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:


WAsuIsGroN, July 3, 1913.
Our city is being enivened to-day BY the arri
val of portion Of the military that are to en-
gage TO morrow in the ceremony of placing a
corn,r stone on which is to be reared monu.
ment to the memory of George Washington
ESQ.,, the first President, and early defender Of
this renowned and noble Republic-a man
of whom history runs no parallel, for the pu.
rity of his patriotism or for love Of country
Well may citizen. of everv State meet to pay
homage to the memory of the MAN, who was
ufrst in apar first 80 poaOo, and nrst IN the
bcorta &c MS countrymen." Weather permit.
ting, to morrow will be the "gala day. Of days
that this city has ever witnessed. You must
look TO the papers for particulars.
You, no doubt, as many others will, expect to
hear from MIR. Webster on his return from
Massachusetts when he arrives at Baltimore.
But disappointment Of expectation is certain in
this case. The Worcester Convention has given
the great opponent Of the interests Of his coun-
try his directions; and he, the Jeffersonian Web
stor, has his duty marked out for him, he is di.
rected to assume the division line Of North and
South; and all bis energies for the future are d.
rected to the grand scheme Of sectional divisions
of this Union. The Stree soil" party hereafter
are TO be devoted TO this grand and disgraccful
scheme Of the dismemberment of one brother
from another. Mr. Webster will, of course,
obey; and where then will this second Da-
MEL" be doing duty why. in the ranks Of
those who on all questions, have been, still are,
and ever will be, in opposition TO our common
country Well, "'tis pity, and "pity It's It's
true.
In the proceedings of the Senate on Satur.
day, you will perceive that there was little
daring between the two gentlemen from Msss-
sippi. Mr.. Davis did not seem 10 do Justice to
General Qutman; and think his overlooking
him was an intentional act on his part, conse
quently MIR. Foote called his attention to the
fact, and informed the Senate that there was
some question unsettled between Senator Davis
and General Quitman. Mr.. Davis did not like to
be told of his dereliction 10 his distinguished
fellow citizen; hence, he rounded of on MIR
foote, by informing him that such questions
were for settlement at other places than the Sc
nate. General Foote in answer told Mr.. D.
that ne intended no dsrespect or insult; but if
Senator D. felt himself aggrieved, "there was no
man IN chrlstendom to whom he would sooner
have accorded every satisfaction required"
given him to understand whether in or out of the
Senate. The subject was then dropned. do
not wish to PREJUDICE any distinguished man; but
it am not mistaken in Senator Davis of Missis
sippi, he will not be with the Baltimore nomi
nees at the ensuing election-make a mark
there. for Ned is not often wide Of bis assertions
and il he Goes Senator Davis injustice he will
acknowledge his error but movements indicate
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A HANDSOME SWORD FOR A yIR-
GINIAN.-A sabre OF The Pattern Of that pre-.
scribet for the U. S. Horse Artillery, designed as
a present from ne citizens OF Norfolk, Va. TO
Lieut. Fl. L. Shields, U. S. A., has just been fl.
nished by Messr, Housman & Sons, Of Pnila.
dephia The Ledger !hus describes it.
The scabbard is OF solid silver, standard va
lue, elegantly ornamented on il, side viii
richly engraved foliage, military trophies, and
scroll work; The later SO distributed as TO en-
wreath in MIST beautiful manner the words
"yera Cruz Cerro Gordo, Churubusco, Mo-
limo del Rey, Chapu'Iepec, Gariia OF San Cos
me- Mexico" A like scro!ling between he
ring bands surrounds The following inscription
"PfesenIeo 10 Lieutenant II. L. Shields, United
States Army, BY he citizens Of Norfolk, 1915
The grip is O, solid silver bearing an engraved
visnele Of the arms Of Virginia IN one side
and United Staes shield in The midst Of a taste
fully arranged foliage on The other. a handsome
topaz surmouni. richly gilt pommel, while the
ring bands are adorned with neat litl!e groups Of
flowers in gold azs.Tel,et
The whole i. finished in The mos, rcciercic
STYLE imaginable and will form a truly superb
present 10 the gallant officer Tor whom il is de
signed
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ACQUITTALO OF GENERAL PILLOW
TRIAL OF GEN. ScorT.-We have letters from
two OF our Washington Correspondents, which
we are unable 10 make room for today, one Of
which positively asserts, and the other lnlimales
that General Pillow has been fully acquitted By
The Court Of Esqrry Of all The charges brought
against him by General Scott. We also learn
that The Gtgr! will shortly convene again a! Nor,
ristown, in the cool mountains OF New Jersey, 10
try Gen Scott or The charges preferred against
him by General Pillow Baltimore Sun.
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Anour FAcE.-The conversation of General
TAYLOR shall not be divulged. This is the latest
order issued from the Whereabouts. See the Jour-
nal of our neigh5ors of The Times, dated July 9th,
ls4S, page End, column 3rd.
QuERY.-When did i, become so improper TO
"divulge" The conversation OF Gen. Taylor p
When did il commence being "Bragg-ed" about 2
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

COMPANY.
THIS Institution completed is third year on
Il the frs, OF May last at which time the sur.
Plus amounted 10 S542 0l0 58-showing a bust
ness unparalleled in The history Of Lie lnsur.
anre. Drtdendscf profit. are declared annually,
and are available at once for two-ihirds the
amount where parties are not indebted tor pre-.
MUM. The premium may be paid all cash. OF
hat cash and note bearing interes, a, 70 months.
Prospectus AMI reports OF the Company given al
the Agents Office.
ROBT. l.. PATTERSON, President
Benz. G. Miller. Secretary.
B. w. KNOW LES, Agent, Richmond, Va.
Ofice-No 81. Main ST. over The Store Of Ju.
dab Myers, Esq.
DR.. a. sssiD, corner 5.h and Marshall SIS,
Medical EIa miner. July 7-4ls
T ". MAURY & co, MANAGERS, No.
y |, under City Hotel.
TODAY!
FRiDAY-Sl5,000 Capital. IS Nos, u
dawn. Tickets 81.
SAruRpAY-Ss0. 600, in prizes OF 10000, 4
81 1000, Of 5000 4 of 2,5O2, Is OF COO,
&c. &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40.
Tickets Tor sale a. MANAGERS OFFICE
under City Hoiel. July 6
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For the Enquirer

To JAMES A. Seldom, ESQ.
Sir: You are requested to be al Louisa July
Courr, 10 address large number OF your lormc
constituents on the several absorbing pollllca
questions OF the day. You have been amons
lnem on former occasion; they believe you c
be good Democrat, and would be pleased 10 heal
your views. MANY VOTERS.
Ioufs1 June 30 lS4S
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"They never mention him,
His name Is never heaTd.o

The Democracy oflhis county are fully uni
ted, and will cas-, their usual majority Tor Cass
and Butler. The few who were disposed 10 raj
" under the flag Of Gen. Taylor, willis, he &C.
cupied his "no-par'y" position, have returned 10
The Democratic standard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-07

ANOTHER WIG GUN sPlKED,-ine
frivolous charge that one edition OF the lille Of osss
has been Published 10 suit the North anu ano'"ei
10 suit the South, is most effecually met anu i''
fu,ed, as will be seen by reference TO the Con-
eressiopal proceedings OF Monday. RooioacsS
[yo use The language OF The Almanac may DC CA
pected about this time" in The Wing prih'S. ou'
they are shorl-ived, and show the extremity 10
which Whiggery is driven 10 sustain It's dfooP'ps
fortunes
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EXTRACT Of leller 10 Ihe Editors from Ralbou,

county, Va, June 29lh:
ave are we'll pleased with The nomination
here, and intend to give the usual Democratic
majority ia Barbour"
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THE SOUTH WEST.

E1lfacl OF IeIItr 10 Tue euIlUIsi udltu
ABINGDON, June %, 1S4S.
The nomination of Gen. Taylor has not pro-
duced the enthusiasm among The Wings here,
that was anticipated; on the contrary, it will re.
Quire some rhipping and eoazing 10 unite The en-
lire party upon him. The truth is, be has TOO long
occupied an equivoeai position before the coun-
try, to render his nomination effective. The
Wings have been 100 long "seling their nets TO
catch birds OF every feather" The people. pos
sessed OF more sagaciiy than that party is wont
to give Them credit for, have detected The device.
As 10 their candidate for Vice President,
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matters with his Cobfnet" There was ano, ~, ss
reason-wiih Mr.. Clay The W hss would mol h DC
as likely 10 gel majority in m Jonf lie DONE
and Then rhey could carry oa.t aoaig principles,
Isome whis here called out fol the platform,
bu, The Coloners mind was on another subject,
|, was evidently very "hard shedding" win ice
delegate.
Mr.. Kendiics, OF Waterbury, was very an an,
ma cd, and took The ticket Gown at su!p. ~.
military glorcs OF Cid Zack were enough io'
him. on;
Mir Rockwell, one of The delegates to the en- .1a
nesc Museum, was very cautious 10 ms S'a ave.
mems and very knoping in his inefences, Ne, Nc,
pecling Gen Taylo.'s views. he preferred M ",
Clay; but as he couldn't gel him, he wen. but
TayloIl Gen. Taylor was peace n hannd 10
Genera Cass was fierce man. ana o0b he lad
have war with England-aeans,th s %hU %as NOT a
an old srudse. As tor s msps,g Old Jack was
right IN That pOiDt.
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Chean DrV Goods at Chamberlin's,

I'm addition to the many Cheap Goods hereto
Il fore noticed am this week opening
One case Mousselines De Lame handsome pat
terms and bright colors, at l2A cents
Yard wide Plaid Alpaccas at l2i cts.
Nice Silk Warp Alpaccas at 37i cts, would be
cheap az so cts.
Linen Cambria Hdk'is, tape borders, 8 cts.
Good Lyonese Cloths, bright colors, at rs cts.
do do do II yds. wide heavy goods, 50 cts
. Handsome all Wool de LANES and Cashmeres
at SO cts--late price SO cts.
All Wool Plaid Long Shawls $3.50 worth 45O.
Yard wide English Prints for 10 cts.
Good American Prints at 4, 6 and cents, be-
sides variety of desirable and reasonable Goods, "hlch
will be sold at cor responding prices. -,
New Goods, at low prices, received every wees
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN.
Nov 90. oO'"''
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTVPES,
l36 MAIN STREET,

NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE EXCHANGED
The subscriber is happy to inform the citizens oil Wof
cester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
10 remain in Worcester short time longer Thus giving an
OnDorunity TO who have called and have not had
chance to Sit on account of previous engagements ana
croyded state of nv rooms 10 call again. MIR. Walkers
reputation as aa superior merits and sk 10 any
who have visited Worcester, is too wen estaellsheu "
need any comments suffice il TO say that ne mas received
nplomas ind Medals BEST Daguerreotypes eAhi2ieu
In New York and is the ONLY OagueneotNpIsl IN Nor-
Jester who has received Premt~" adNei
10 contrary notwithstanding. -
Having enlarged my Rooms to t,gice the size Of any
others This city, would invite citizens ana
S"ili wus'"0' N'"'''r Az GEO. ADAMS.
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Iones,s Spanish Lily white.

rs the best Preparation tor imparling TO the Skin
4 natural, healthy, clear, living white al the same
time making IL sofl and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson Practical Chemist Of Massachusetts,
SAYS; after anals xing Joues's Sranhh Lily White,
dnd II possesses the most beautiful and natural and AT
the same time innocent white ever certainly
enousiy recommend liz to u whose skis
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TESTIMONIALS.
Motioe to Manufacturers.

THE subscribers Agents the sale of REEDS and
j. HARNESSES OF superior manufacture, and are con-
hdcnt there is netting which reach their Reeds and
Harnesses In manufacture and finish Samples of the
Reeds be examined, and the subscribers prepared
To furnish all orders favorable terms Manufacturers
are invited to examine their Reeds.
WILLARD, BRANCH & CO.,
Jupo dwtf,4 No. Warden Block
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