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Gen. Wilson, OF New Hampshire, declares mat
he will no. support Taylor and Fillmore.

LATE AND INTERESTING FROM MAX
riNIoIJE -Rv The arrival OF the brig Coum.
t,s can,ain webster, at New York, the Herald
niaced In possession OF intelligence from Mar
';,,oue one of the French Yves, lndia ISLANDS, 10
,ne Bod instant 49,:
All The previous accounts relative TO the horri-
Ne bu.chery Of the white inhabitants OF Inc
island, by the slave population, are ecr!oooid'eu'
nd many additional furnished.
IN hosrd The Columbus are Mcssrs. J. b. Du-
.bamp. E. Duchamp, L. Duchamp, F. Crassous,
r Reenal, and T. DesSrolto, formerly wealthy
nlap,ers of the island, who with their iamiiies,
n ali thirty.hve persons, were obliged suddenly
- GEEK refuge on board The vessel 10 save lneir
liv,. They escaped from he shore In the niSnh
esyiue all their property behind. Fears were
sn,er,sined tina, the blacks would attack the brig;
In, CAPTAIN Webster CALAMITY determined, and
made every preparation, 10 resist any auemP' %
h. kind. For Capt. WIS efforts In their oehsll'
he above unfortunate persons express ,neir heai.-
II, gratitude and that is all that they nave 70 Oh
Ter him, not having saved hardly a dollar OF 'neH
valuable property. L;,, ;,h.-
hrenr, da iIy. Some ibiny-sIx persons, incln'
s;no women and children, were on one occasion
.riy.u into house. The building SET on hre, ana
with lis unfortunate inmates, entirely consul neu.
The white inhabitants were fleeing 10 every
Mace that afforded The possibility Of an asylum
rom The vindiclive assaults Of their ioes; a
number had escaped 10 New Orleans. oome
csolains Of vessels had declined taking any oil
The refugees on board their vessels fearing an at
Business of all kinds was at stand; several
y.ssels were in port, unable 10 dispose OF their
Csp,. Webser is of opinion that If assistance
were no, specially received. the place would be
entirely destroyed.
The new governor appointed by the French
republic, had not arrived, bu, was daily expect
ed.
The DEGREES of the French government, abo-
fishing slavery in the colony, took effect on the
s3l OF May. The official announcement, of The
facts is contained in The Courier de la Martinique
Of he 24,h of May. general amnesty Of all
political offences is annexed 10 the decree, cou'
pied with some local provisions for The tulute
tranquility OF The colony which recent disluroan-
ces have rendered needful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JUNE 30.

TOBACCO-Receipis and inspections have
been heavy Tor the last few days, vii no change
10 prices. We quote Tugs 81 20 10 2 90; COM
mon Leaf SO 3 so; midding Is 10 IS;
good and fine Soto go. General sales Of Tugs
/ 20 10 so; leaf = IS 10 90.
FLOUR-S6, al retail, sock and demand very
light.
WHEAT-None coming in.
OATS-30 10 80 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL--50 55c. per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round st cts; West
ern Sides cents; Shoulders cents; Hams >
8 cents.
LARD-Sa9 cts. Scarce.
FISH-New Herrings in demand al IS 81.
Shad Sc SO a T. Family Roe Herrngs IS IS
S so in barrel. and 50 in halt barrels.
CATTLE-BgEF: 50 so 3 90, gross
YEALs: 81 a 7 90. MUrToNs: 81 so 10 10,
nel,,as in quality. Hoos: so.
LIME-From wharf 81 per bbl.
STEEL-American bis,ered Sli0 per ton.
FEATHERS-33 So cents.
SALT-Last sales from wharf 80 per sack
from store 81 70. Stock very light and in de-
mand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23

,1,c,DENT TO JUDGE BAKER-We
AZ 1erle. 10 STATE, tina, the Hon. RICHARD b.
a G.s lSdse OF The Superior Court now in ses'
bAni ~ This civ, was thrown from his horse yes
'loh - hs,ween and o'clock and had his collar
, uaus fractured in the tall. He had lew mi
O Onls. before adjourned The morning session
n a;'ss cour, and was on his way home through
S Si'ss street, when in passing the Exchange
D 49, his horse stumbled, aud threw him. DR..
p psDH was most opportunity passing down The
.sne street. in his carriage, about the time The ac-
soon, occurred and speedily coming 10 his assis-
, r conveyed him home in his carriage and ad.
~,nisered the necessary surgical aid-Norfolk
Hrala. 1.aas
p.,sr was not as serious as was al first reporeeu,
and Ina, he will probably be able 10 hold his Courts
= .hout week.-Mrs.. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23
DIR. REACH'S AMERICAN PRACTICE OF
MEDICINE AND
Family gohYsician.

THE RDOk FOR THE pEOpLEg
r>pEp,osn.,,,o,.,,,,, ~, ,,sa ,ra h.nsn1 ~ ~,
49, ~; d 49,, :" ,nn,an ,, :n',i,.,,,a, "
~ .,,c,i IN ,c.ng ,,s.5 .rne,isn,. ,rI o,,..,v,
49,, ,. ,Iha 80, $50, .inJ ..;.,,is. ,...t !,
49, - -. -. -, - ,, = 80 '''' 800 "
-" I, 80, 49, :, ,', - ~. .,oh,,s y, ~. ,,s
- ' - - -, " -, -, - : 80. -.
'efS ana IN a"' ~ AZ " ~"
u ~ -, - ,o' - IN; :, 49,, .,,,an ~, !, ~
ho' ~. 80 ~ - ~, - 80 49,, -, 49, go.
ldnu :, - ~, ,'i 49,, .ih, ,,;,, 49,, h", ,,n
$3.50 ,,n", Lnoyinr MIN, i, and ,yl,,, !. The
pey M,',,' ~, "d :, -, III, H. a ',,ii ,t ,hei,
p''e'' 80. -; :, - -. ,,,,, go r,;a, M, ~
i've we M n ~ ~ snowfall.
'' .m - 60, 49,. ,a,.ii,, irr,a,hl r,nm ,hs !,
MI - - rn,;r, ~, t,ac,n.nr ,yh,svrr
E r 5,, ~, f'nr,.s a,,s An, ,,,,ha,t i,
.h,t ,x,i IDEAS. il i fnt ar what lr,r,
!, !; ~, ,,,sd i, ,,niuc. IN !. rnol, lybrn ,yilI
y = a..'s ~, 49, ;,i ,'.,, h M .l.va. n,J
Il - ,,.,r J.,,nt,r r,mIl,. ~ ici,r lrbv III,
"'i's % 49, - =, ,'a,,, ~ -. 49,. . ,,,an -,
-, 'a,'s i..ye ivhv M, knn,y lar voursplves an
-, ,,..,,ainin- - ON, lifa ant irnI,b IN ,his
'' 't ~ ,n 80 ~ ma ns,t, Vhv On nn, M The
si'e e =, , 49, s,, - y"r ,,n h.,,, =, ~ M
h.J :, 80, ~, nersnnS and m: m : h,r,use you
iI, n,,,,, w,sJsr nK urD IN , .ubi-,t which i, ~
~, ,,'., mn, ~ ,nurssyr. nud thn.n win
arc uePenae", up'n ~" ~ ~, 1 .ot ,a
-" - :. H., r, ~ an ,no,o, i..ssrs wjth nm
s,o'.'.' ny -, ,i',, -, ~ h,nI, ,,rJjE M
y y, INC eoh.no mon, 49, 49, .,' ,,h =, So ~ -, ,.,d
NIL ''iu "''n w. lug =, 80 ,.i,IStT Y
:, ann 49, .' ~ .,"irt,I,,- M, ~, .,n,,, Lnnu
1h1i =. - 49,. !, ,,,, ,,,,r, = ihs,al
now u avon, VI ~ I ILL.,, - !, hna.. =, If
g n. ~, " i,.s IN ~ r,cimlous IMAGE ,rbo
r, ;, :, sna, and .wanw cam,l-who win hiprlr
~ n,I =. n, IN, Gr,h n,rt ~ cent ana At The
same Tim. Iurn yonr whole selves wives and children
Ill, 80, 80 bands ~ man ,yhnss or,inu ,YL.,hrr
e"u,,y nv ~, @ ~, ,,,.,iv inr,n,h, =, ,,is.tnc
10. "v u ueS law or e Whether human ar d.
v,n 'vna.r vn,, ar, moi All dead-rsp-cially those
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23
LIBERTY MILLS FOR SALE.

THE owners oftie Liberty Mills, in accordance with
4 the wishes ri portion "i the Company, have con-
cluIcd offer for sale this well known and valuable
Milling Establishment, situated On the Rapid Ann n.
YER M the county of Orange, about nine miles from
the f0us Railroad There pair o: bnrrs rub
her machine pair ui plaster and unc PAIR oil
rrst stones attached this miliIn. Concern, all IN
cool repair There is also The opposite side o the
river, m excellent saw Mil. The country around Is
extensively engaged in wheat growing, and ihr Mlll
has manufactured in season about 5000 bills Hour
The grade of flour made The Liberty Mills is equal TO
any made on the Eastern side Of the Blue Ridge. Per
sons wishing purchase must address the Agent Geo.
A. Smith, Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia
Nav lg-ctf
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j. w. l7laury Il Co.,
Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO. l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Rie6momd


10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARSl
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, CLASS No 81 for ls4s, to
Nos, 70 drawn. Brilliant Scheme: S50,nOn 10000.
10000 10000 1900 aoo 40 Of 900. 40 Of a00 quo Of
2On, &C. Tickets $40; halves :; quarters 50.
certificate of package Of % whole Tickets Sl20-
shares in proportion
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any the above Schemes, addressed TO
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt alien
tion, and account Of each drawing forwarded a
soon rs II Ia received.
N B-IIurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
Hurley rule is To cash all prizes at sight
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has at all times complete assortment Of
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 TO $40.
Please address your urdeIsto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
r All hnsinrs strictly confidential Map III
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a Runaway.

4 BSCONDED from the plantation vi The la:c l'ios
n ) Suhle,t Of the county Of Po~Aaan, on 0r about
Tho Isl OF April last, negro Man named jim, alias
JIM HARVfi.. This fellow was purchased by ne,
some twelve hoRlhs ago. o!a Mr. Jones, tuad,t. who,
| understand from Jun, purchased him Of Mr. lar-
vel, Of Dinwddir His wife, he states, helotJei 70 a
gentleman Of tie same name, LIVING III the county Ut
Greensve. 10 particular marSsare rccollrced. liz
about the ordinary SIZE rather tsin visaRtt, and 81
lnleraby crntcei appearance. lie has hisl cheek
bones, and wears 4 downclst look when spos-n IN.
suppose he is about - years I'D, bn, might Lc judged
by others 10 be older.
suspect he is now in ninwildir or Grecn,villr, or
perhaps he NAV about Coas Fits N Chesterfield, "r
else lurking about Petersburg.
will give reward Of s. Ia ans person who viii ap
prrhend him and lodge hun in jail, 20 That e. i'''n
again PETER q. ELLETT,
Executor d Thomas :. SnbIr', deceased.
MIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23

~ CHAScERY.-yIaoisrA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for The county OF Halifax, In the month
OF May, 1915: n,tr
James Wauhop, riaih'in
against -
William Wauhop, Thomas Tcrian, Jr., Thomas To-
rlan, Sr., Thomas Leigh and David Shelton.
'' - Defendants
The Defendant Thomas Toran, IT., not having en-.
tered his appearance and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he IL not an nhahtant oil TINS common
waanh II /, ordered that the said defendant, Thomas
Toran, IT., do appear here the htsl Monday In Au
gus, NEXT and answer the plaintiffs BILL and thar co
Nv Of this order be forthwith inserted In the
ENQUIRER for two months successfully, and posteo
the front door OF tho Courthouse Of this county.
u,v,,x.n 'op'-'' WIN. HOLT, c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23
FAUQ UIER
white sulphur Springs,
L "

9iJTe generally knOca rs tie IIar5cnt0n Springs,
tAilL be open for The reception oe Ysi,ers on the
" III OF June. Extensive improvements arr IN pro-
gte,s that will give new aspect 10 the whole esta-
0Shmehi No expense will be spared In adding tn its
rh,siinvn or to The Comfort aud pleasure Of the
guests. Knowing hy ocular evidence, in numerous in
stances, the positive intrinsic vaue of the water and
~ almost miraculous effect IN particular cases, II has
Deen regarded 4 good policy 10 enlarge the accomno
iaions ana TO complete the original design, as 10
CRAFTY Inc taste and fancy Of guests we'll 10 pro-
mote their health and pleasure. Situated in 4 remark
nbly healthy region, in full view oi the bold Blue
Ridge and IN the vicinity Of The beautiful village of
Warrenlon, vistrrs may, on horseback In carriages
over their rov!ng roads. enjoy the most pict,rrs,e
scenery, may seek exercise in the ten min alleys The
pistol gallery the game nf billiards. or the helllhful
dance. The lovers OF music and flowers will find pc-
cuar care has been taken 10 win their apprsyal while
the iiiow deer and the iwn, ha gold aud silver fish,
the ELK aud The swan, may relieve tedious hour 10
those who are interested In the re nature. In word
every s!ep has been taken which EXPANDED lhrralty
cOulu suggest, To adj Ia the comfort aud accommoda
ton OF visitera The hurdle race and tournament the
fancy bail, masquerade, and brilliant fire works will
lend the respective attractions Nor these prepa
rations designed lor the gay monde only. To the holy
ministers ofrrliglon OF every denomination, Cordial
mol eriging invitation, is given To spend the sam
mer without charge The usual services OF the Church
are respected throughout the season.
These Springs are 81 or :8 miles nccordin. 10 the
route taken from Fredericksburg, and ~ 50 from
Alexandria. TIL weekly stages viii run from both
these points I'LL July, when dully lines will be- eslab
ll-hed. Visitors leaving the District of Columbus in
The Stage al 2 A. ~, will reach the Springs
TIE same day. and At The same cost 81 50; through
tickets have been agreed between tho Richmond aud
Fredercks hurg Railroad Company, and the stage own
era tom fredericksburg TO the Springs, 10 make the
ticket s. from Richmond, and 81 80 from Washington
These Srilns- are known on the Post Office hooks
"Warent"n Springs" and all letters should be d.
rrcet, or they may he !ci nj Warrrnton, sent To
the White Sulphur Springs in Greenbrier.
Terms of Board will be "a follows: $50 for the
whole season, ending Isl Ocnbrr SIS for three months
SGa for two months; S35 for month"; SO per week
Slo for weeks; 81 rs per day meals or lodging 81
cents each. Servants, and children under IL years old
hafpricr No charge for children under three years
old When separate tables provided for children
before the usual hour those who retain their seats At
The ordinary table will be charged full price. Horses
~ cents 4 DAY, or Sln month.
lun. Eft d aNIE,I WARD Sunnririr nlsnl
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE
0IIlSA u LII RDA

"A Gordnnsve and Charlottesville " III he put In ope
ration.
The Stages running in connection with this Road
will reach Cox's fifteen miles hrynnd Charlottesville
first diy from Richmond, which will relieve The pass.n
Ges from night travelling Ill the way through the
White Sulphur
stage Il more liberal amount Of baggage will he allow
ed than formerly between stanton and GorionsviIle
Parties wishing extra Stages always procure
OF the propretors al Charlottesville, and regulate their
own movements.
Fare between Richmond and Stanton, 81 %
Fare between Washington and S,aunion, mo de-
tention at Junction, and tickets obtained IN The
boat 10 10
Passengers from tile Southwest West, going North
can pay through al sliuntOn 10 Washington SIG
After The Isl September the Louisa Railroad viii br
completed within eight mile. of Charlottesville
Junr l1--ctA.rI5 e., K. MASON, Agent
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NOTIC.I,,.


WAS committed 10 The jail Of Isle of Wight county,
w on The l4ih day of March, ISIS, rs runaway
Negro Man, " no calls hlmsef John Morris Tie SAID
Negro Is feet Gi Inches high Of light compl.xion full
Of teeth has twu small the back OF his len
hand scar the first joint Of the left tmmb, and
appears be about 80 30 years Of are Hal on when
committed 10 Jail a SUIT Of Northern Jersey and
pantaloons Of bn.is colnr, over JACKIE o! dark
grey, black Cashmere vest, and old fnriI, much
worn The Owner Of saii negro i requested 10 come
forward prove his property pay the iawf,l charges,
and take him away, lie viii be dealt withaccordIng
10 law. EDWIN l.. BALLARD s.,
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff OF Isle Of Wight county.
af.v1 rDt ,.u
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] STEBBlNS & ELLIS,
Nj A CH NE
Eskissd. Sash and zeoOr

MANUFACTURERS AND GLAZIERS,
Next Doc- 10 the Virginia Wooller Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
RE prepared 10 execute all orders In tieir line on
n reasonable terms and in satisfactory manner
Orders by letter promptly executed, and work. war
ranted to please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
Maze
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
e uCl1 er ia "A Il d y @ IA
~

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, (cuLEMAN's BuILDiNas,)
Foay doors North 81 Pennsylvania Aucnuc,
VI ashi n9ton
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN +. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose Of prosecut
Ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid addressed 10 The
above, shall receive promp; attention.
Reference Is given 10 the folinwin. prnllrmrn:-
Hon. George Dallas, Vice President; Hon j. Y. Ma
sou, Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. r. j. Walker, Secre
tary Of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean ;. supreme
Court; Hon r. NJ 4 Hunter, u. :. Senate; cirmeRt
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, D.G.
W John K. Addison, Attorney al Law viii continue
10 give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts of the DISTRICT of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 9l-cly
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOUIS!

halLhOAD COMT AM
DY resolution Of the last annual meeting, the ne
- annual meeting Of the Company will be held Al
Louisa Court House on the 18th July.
An act of the last General Assembly authorizing the
incorporation of stock the amount OF $3.50 00u intc
the present Company, to make a road from Gordons
vile in tho direction of Hsrrisonburg, will be eonsi
dered which, with other important business, makes II
desirable 10 have full meeting
As usual, free ticket will be given for that 0eca
sion 10 all stockholders or their proxies.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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To CONTRACTORS

WILL be let, In the town OF Columbia, TO the low
est bidder, on Saturday, the 18th July, ls4s the
eldln. Of Church. Of the same size and plan OF The
Episcopal Church, about one mite above Powhalan o.
1.-THE workmanship TO be equal In all respects 10 said
Church Bond and security for the faithful perform.
snes Of the work will be required Proposals are in
WED. addressed to Joseph Hodsson, P. NJ, Columbia,
Fiuysnna rountv June 23-c2awtd
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Tickets So0-sharcs in proportion.
" In purchasing BY the package, deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
OF Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, (price of Tickets from 81 Ia $780, under
nagement, address US, or T.. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE & Co, Richmond. Va.
Nav
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Andrew Johnston,

n OnNGl Il La w
T ATE of ounry, illinois, has .tlnrnrd 10 Rich
Lmond, aud viii practise in tho Courts held IN this
ciiyand county, and tie adjoining counties
U.r Office over siessfs. smith Z iarwoca's, Main
.ttrrl sily o--iyhSc
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COWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
" street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do and say what they may,
For selling prizes CoWLEs carries the day.
To-day-Pokomoke Lottery. Glass 25. Capt..
ta!s: 10000 dollars, 1000, 5000, OF 1000, &c.
70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets dollars.
Drawn Nos. oil Susquehanna LOTTERY, Glass 30
Is So SO 20 80 Is % Is 81 Is 46 7.
June 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23

IN CnANCERY.- vrscrsr.:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Clancery tor
the Richmond Circuit this 9Th day Of June, 1875: >
Alexander Fisher William u. Miller aud William q.
AIaew Junior merchants and partners, trading under
the firm and style of Fisher, Miller and Company; ko
bert H. Jenkins and L. V. Daniel, JUNIOR, Plniniihs
George NJ. A,warer, Of The firm OF Kent, Kendall and
Atwater; A. r. Stewart, - Burrows and y. +. war
den. ri the finn Of y. L. Stewart and Company; the
said George NJ. Atwaler, William X. Gould ana =
- of the firm Of Atwater, Gould and Company
- Buckinpham and - Ward, Of the firm Of BUCK
ingham, Ward and Company; - sciioe s.t. anu =
Swiizer, of the firm of Schroeder and swiiHeri
chsssh slearn~s md Company; Eakn Richard
6 pn,ar,son and - IL the hrm of Eakin, Ro.
nrT no md Company; blake aud Brown, Of
The firm II Blake and lstown Mia, -, ad y" "r
n,ry. Cba,lc, G.. Carleton I.nac II. Rockingham and
hbrain rockingham, OF The nan ~ carleton 'n.n-
insham and Company; John VI. bas'e ana - 'nnes
~ Inc ,;rm ne John 81 DAVIS and Jones; William Dc n
jamin and Me:es D. Benjamin; Of The hrm of William
BENJAMIN and Company; - Rankin and - buren,
If me frm Of Rankin and Burch; George Hastings and
'. -. If The Grm Of George Hastings and comPa.
nv.- Bowen and - McNamse, Of the firm Of
Bowen ami McNsmee; George a. Butt and - Bost-
wick. of the firm OF BUT and Bostwck; j. r. Iafffay,
a a., i, company; - Colgate ANA Ahbie Of Tie nm
uc COLGATE A5his an! Company Henry l.. Seaman and
u. Austin Mur OF Ike firm Of Seaman, Miur and Com
p'' I,,I II" e md Company; - Tiffany, Ward
and - OF the firm Of Tr,ny, Ward and Com
uany; - strIlman and - Ripp!emeyer, Of the hrm
If steIlman and Ripplemeyer; s. r. Lewis; - Pea
nnjv and -, Of the arm ii Peabody and Com
nany; and Robert Close and - Danderlett. OF The mn
p s DE- and D,ndrrlet and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according 10 me
net Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court ana u ap
nearing by satisfactory evidence that they are NOT hd
bitants OF this Commonwealth IL ~ ordered that tue
said defendants appear Al the rules 10 he held os hS
Court In The Clerks office thereof Oh me mrs. nnuiy
Il, Ssntsmher naxt and answer the bill al the plain
is; and that copy of this order 10 forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the cry OF richmond
for two months successfully and posed ~ tue uoor o'
'ie ''aI en- Tss,s P ROBERTS, elk.
no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23

BALTIMORE, June 22-P. NJ.
FLouR-Thc market steady, but not active
Sales today OF 1000 bbls Howard street Flour al
$5 62s; 1900 bbs. City Mills found purchasers
a, 5 u.s.
Coax MeAL-Sales OF bills. today al r. GA
RYE FLoua-We note sales OF Rye Flour al
SO IS.
WnEAT-Prime red sells al los LOT cents,
and an extra article at ll3 lis cents per bush.
Corn Sales Of prime white al 40 cents, and OF
prime yellow a, Al cents per bushel.
Oars Sales TO day a, AZ cents per bushe.
ToBAcco-Market dul-lule doing.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Amelia Sss.is.rs

WILL be open the st day oil July Tor the recep.
w tion IL Visitors aud can accommodate 75 L. 100
persons with good accommodation.
TERMs-Roard: 70. !. single meal, 80 ceut.; per day
81 %; per week, 81; per E.onlh, e2i Children aud
servants half price. Horses 81 cents per day.
June 6--c-t. THDs Wilson
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IngNT0N.VIIJE ron SALE


'a,IE subscriber having purchased farm on James
River nas@ offers Tor sale hS excellent and well
known stand for a Store and ravern-Po- Office, Pre-
cinct Election and Muster Ground already established
al the pace II Is situated IL the county of Hanover
% miles Northwest al Richmend, on the old Noun
tain road and on the waters al Aliens creek, con
tanning between six and seven hundred acres but
will be surveyed about three hundred acres Of wood
land, and fifty ac,cs Of good creek low ground. A
part OF the h oh land is highly improved " is In
healthy and agreeable neishhOThnoc. There IN spring
of excellent, wafer within twenty steps Of The door.
The dwelling house L.s light rooms with eight fire
places including store loom, dining room and cellar;
three closets ali well finished, and painted of inside
and ont good ktche smoke house lumber house. and
neat little Office In tie yard; 0verseer's hOuI- Black
smiths shop framed ahlr, with srnnary aud carriage
house attached; twocorn cribs harm, with threslig
machine; ice house. four negro houses, and another
dwelling house ubot three quarters of mile off;
large AMI pr.nctv, garden well Sc, with low-r-,
herbs, shrubbcry faIawba grapes, and other select
fruit; 4 young apIr orchard, OF about one hundred
trees or choice frr, and just beginning Ia bear, and
about The luanity of peach trees, Of the best
kinds and in fact for every convenience there is
place thai surpass this.
Ii the above property Is mol disposed Of privately by
The l.. Of August lrxt II will then be advertised 10 be
sold al public auc lou, 10 The highest bidder.
TERMS viii b. made easy, and made known on ap-
pllcallon 10 me. a. DENTON.
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