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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOX SAL
r OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
l owned by Isaac Read, Esq, of kanawha, and my
self. mia; rt.J -,
Buffalo, Fort and Falling Creeks, two and nall miles
from flampden Sydney College, three and a nan from
Prince Edward Court and eight miles from the
town Of FarmvllIe. II contains about one thonsaha
arres of which about hundred and TWENTY acres
ARE low grounds OF choice quality and there IS IA am
ME uantity of wood and plant land. large proper
lion of the high land Is rich and in high state of I'M
movement clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used. ri; 80, u.,,c,.r,;r,
Mill recently repaired, with three run of stones The
water power is ample, and may hr doubled desired,
without much expense. The Mil, since have owned
il, has made as much three hundred barrels oil toi
grain in one year The nearness Of this estate TO GOOD
markets makes desirable properly, and well worm the
attention of persons wishing To bty probiable JANUS
The oyerseer living on the premises, VIII show the
land to any person wishing TO see IT.
S-As shall be absent from home for the next
three months the above advertised Estate IN the
hands Of Capt Henry A. Watkins, of Charlotte Court
house. and Mr y C.. Read, Of Farmve, to whom per-
sons wishing to purchase may refer. ,,.n
Nov, l2-c3I ~ - hEhD'
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from her employer, some time
II last Fall, a Negro Girl named ANN. Said
Girl is about IL years old, rather tall, tolerably
good looking, and not very black. She belongs
to Mrs. Julia L. Bailey Of Wesimoreland county.
The above reward will be paid for her :ecoveIy
and delivery to me or her owner, il taken out Of
this State; 20 dollars il taken ont Of Henrico
county; 10 dollars III taken in Henrico county or
the city of Richmond and delivered TO me.
RICHARD HILL, Jr,
Jan. l8-d&c4t Agent for Julia L. Bailey.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
WORD, FERGUSON & BARKsDALE

WORD, FERGUSON 81 BARkSDALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
I'D 1e q d 90 d I'd y,
No. 1913, MAIS STREET, RicnM Nd, VIaGIHIa
.Nc1i door ators J. ", Rond0LM & Co
rE,IE undersigned bec leave To inform their friends
/ and the public generally. that they will open a
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT in this city on the
18th of March next. M,
Their Stock of Goods will be entirely new. They
saroe s,y solicit call from ALL assuring them they are
determined 10 do every thing In their power To please
QUINN NJ. WORD,
JAS. q. FERGUSON, il
ISAAC r. BARKSDALE.
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ITO JOHN R. PALMoRE-Tak. notice: That I shal
on Friday, the a5th day of February next, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock,
r NJ, at the Tavern OF Mr.. Benjamin II. Powell, in
take the deposons Of Rodek Foster and Others to be
eao as evidence In suit now depending the Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Chancety, ofthe county of
sumoet,and, on the Chancery side thereof, in which
susan ramore, who sues by her next friend Leonard
Daniel, Is plaintiff, and you defendant.
should the positions be not taken the day above
PANIED, they will be continued, from day to day, until
they are taken. SUSAN PALMORE
Jan. 29-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY coo0s

Selling If al 141. Eagle Square
W. ARD & JENKINS, having a large Stool,
~. IN Store, and, anxious to reduce il by N.
;N March, will run off their entire Stock OF Fash
'0a p Winter Goode at greatly reduced prices
a., purchasers are invited to examine our Stock
quo Compare prices and styles with those adver'
"''ng as selling out at cost. Ian %
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sSln. HEUriey's Office.
MO. lot EAST MAIN STREET, Ric4@1on"

10000 DOLLARs 10000 10000!
IL drawn Nos. In each package Of a6 Tickets!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Q, to be drawn on satnr
day. jan 29th lS4S Grand Capitals: 81 900. $4,000,
10000, 10000, 6,Oo0 5000, 4OOo, asa prizes OF
$780, rs Of 0O0 200 of $40, 1870 Of 900, 1870 OF 100, c.
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters 3 IS.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale ny
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any Of the above Schemes addressed l"
The undersigned, will receive the most prompt aten'
tion and an account of each drawing forwarded rs
soon as IL is received. WIN. hOhbbf'
For smaller Schemes see daily advertisements
ian a w. HURLEY
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WANTED.

A TEACHER well qualified to give instruction In
A all The branches Of an English Education. Letters
Norfolk county, Va post paid will receive prompt at
tention, nA-sot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

NOTICE persons having claims against
" The estate of Reuben Gardner, deceased, are
required 10 make them known, or this notice will
be plead in bar against them.
THOS. GARDNER,
Executor Of r. Gardner decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS NoT,o,

ATT 4 tRt1 I ON . NOIUNE
A ~ persons having claims arains, III. ra,,, =,
Cnais, Amone,t, deceased, will present ,S.n OF
viii and those indebted to The said Esi,.
Ny Po't Once Is Coal Mine P. O.. cb..,.,s.,, ".
Admin ,,,,,, THos. ATKINSON,
IAN 25-c8ts ""oneu, deceased
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AUCTION SALES
ssy u. zf. &. e.. IL. Ehill, AuCts,
NEGROES,

Will be sold By US, This Morning, at 10 o..
clock, one Negro Woman and Child, one Negro
Woman 30 years old, and two likely Negro Girls
Is and 10 years old.
N. B. g. c. B. HILL, Aucl,.
Ian 25
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ID. Paine 81 Go.
MAJ AGERS OC T.OTTER1ES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schrmes,
i as heretofore, under the mana cement of PAINE ~
CO., who are now the oldest Managers Of Lotteries IN
the United States. The great which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, in The sale Of more
large prizes than all other arrangements rnt together
III doubtless be guide tn those who DESTROYS of
obtaining a fortune. Whole of 5000, 10000,
$1,000, OF 10000, 4 of 5000, Of 1000, and
innumeiabe smaller ones have been sent 10 this ncen-
cy during the past year For large prizes and promIa
pay address your orders TO US. or to
C. W. PURCELL, Agent for Paine & Co,
Richmond Virginia
The whole Of $50 900, in Pdine's Lottery, sent
last week 10 New York.
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PILGRIMS INTERROGATION,

PILGKTMS ENBKUCA TTUN,
NOR the cure oi all Diseases Of Horses or Cattle
where cure can be eiccled-snch as old or fresh
wounds ruts bruises sprans, cnrb', spnt', spavins
sweeney wind gals pulls ti,tues, pool evil grease,
scratches thrush Jumps CALLS swrlllngs, stiffness oil
Joints &C. IL will cure sorcs on persons, "i every
description, cart hands. &c. All orders l-t at BOX
Iry Hotel will be attended to, and personal attention
given 10 horses.
N. IA valuable Horse Powder, to restore the appe-
titr o! horses.
NNov Ig-cxdwtf Il. PILGRIM.
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=. Nj, CIar Il e 9

- vi ~ a L IA z
Palace of Fortune and Emporium Of Cap,l6lS,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
CLARKE is selling all the Prizes still,
Talk as you may, and say whate'er you Will
CLARKE has been Vcnder for the last niteen year,
l. IN the cities OF Piltsburg, Pa. Wheeling, Va and
Richmond, va, and refers to the MANAGERS In proc.
of the fact, that he has sold more large Capitals na
any Vender in the United States He offers to MS pay
roas following splendid Schemes for JInnar isaT q
Canital Prize, Prizes advertised by him can always
be seen al his office. For prizes address postage ,ee'
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, va.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 10000!
l3 Drawn Numbers out Of rs.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass Q, for leis, TO he CIV
IN AsIandria ON Saturday, January e9th Magnihcsnn
Schemes $40 oo0 900 10000 Ooo 6oOo, I"O ~
sses s93 Tickets sI5 halves So quarters 10 E.
ordersfor Packages, Certificates, OF s'mg %.rsen
ed to by return of ma and when reaues!ea'
an account Of The Drawings forwarded 20 soon as
ee m.e 40 Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
TO TIMBER AND WOOD GETTERS.

TO TIMBER A Nd WOOD GETTERS.
1ATE wish to clear from hundred and fifty To two
" hundred acres Of land, lying on Tuckah0s and
Deep Run creeks large portion of which ~ heavily
tiuhcred with pine and oak. and all we'll covered with
cord wood. The land Is close 10 the Tuckahne Rail-
road, and abont mile from the James River Canal
We wish 10 receive proposals Tor the wood and timber.
JAS NJ. WICKIaM,
McLUEG WiCKUAM,
l.. ". T. WICKHAM,
Jan Id-rSt JOHN WICKIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

ESCAPED FROM THE PENITENTIARY
OF VIRGINIA.
DETER SIMS, black man, formerly belong
L ing 10 Sarah Bailey about 81 iee' high, and
PATRICK, a muato man, formerly belong
ing 10 the estate of Capt. Wren, also about st
feet high, slave, under sentence Of death, and re-
prieved for sale and nsporlaIion-escaped from
Ike Penitenliary On Thursday night January 20.
A reward OF fl;y dollars each is hereby offered
Tor their apprehension and return.
C. S. MORGAN,
Jan. % Superintendent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

LUMBER AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THE undersigned have formed connection
/ under the name and style OF G. WAL
THALL g. CO., with the view Of conducting
the Lumber and Commission Business, and for
this purpose have taken spacious yard situated
Immediately between the Basin and The Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Depot, where
they are prepared to receive on consignment any
and every description Of Lumber. They will al
tend also 10 selling any article Of Country Pro-
duce which may be committed 10 their manage
menl, and pledge their best efforts TO promote The
interest OF all who may patronize them. c.
Walha will give his personal attention 10 all
matters connected with The business.
CHRISTOPHER WALTHALL,
ROYAL PARRISH.
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w. J.Esigger's AOttcry Office
Opposite EXCHANGE HOTEL,

hlCHmcNp, va
THE undersigned having purchased The business oi
i J. F. WORD, Lottery Vcnder, Richmond, will
continue the same nj the Office above where he will
he pleased 10 see the old patrons Of the Office, and TO oil
the orders of persons in the country who sometimes
make adventures In Lotteries. Orders for tickets IN
anv Lottery advertised by Messrs Maury Go. will br
promptly attended to, aud official drawings duly for
warded.
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A CA z D .

Having suffered severely from exaggerated reports OF
email nor in our civ have thought proper, however
1,,is IL NAV avail l,eng deeply interested in counter
aetinr such report make the enquiry Of pr H'1a
whose large share OF pracre entities him To know and
ose ste ling integrity warrants the berfoi any state
,nnnt IA. may make and assured by him that the
nh.r of cases has never exceeded thiry-hve, and o
thai number only three deaths have occurred within his
tnowleds- Il may be proper 10 state, also, that Dr.
n, ,aI was chairman OF the committee appointed To az
c.uain the number Of Of small that had &C.
$500 in rh, civ JOHN MlNGE.
&c, ijo,a, Richmond, Jan. 10, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

EXECUTED AT ROME DY
THOMAS 2. ROSSlTER.
THIS splendid production Of American All
l. will remain only few days in Richmond,
as it is 10 be Withdrawn from public exhibition
and placed in the retirement OF private dwell
ing on the Isl OF May ne1t-pEevious to which
time it will visit the principal cities in the South.
Hours OF exhibiIion-From 10, A. NJ, 10 ~ in
the evening.
Admission IS cens Season tickets SO cents.
Jan. l2-dlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
WEST VIEW SCHOOL

WEST VIEW SCHOOL
AIRS. JONES and Mss RANDOLPH will re open
'A their School NJ West View, the residence OF DR..
George Mason, on the first day OF February next.
TERMS:
Board for 10 months, $50
English Tuition 20
French do. 10
Music. 30
F- No charge for medical attendance.
Persons wishing IL engage pup,is viii please apply
to DR.. G.. Ma.on, stuny Mount. brunswick county.
brunswick. Nov. %, Isi7.-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

100 900 DOLLARS!
In prizes &C 10000 DOLLARS each!
Susqurhanra Lottery, No. 9, 10 be drawn al Balti-
more on Wednesday jan 20. 1878. rs Nos u drawn.
Grand Scheme:
S prizes of s25 5000 S prizes Of sl,7:O
each are 100 OGO s ,3l9
prizes Of 5000 % 600
Tickets $40; halves B; quaters 50.
% Packages of wholes, halves and quarters, or ain
Gle Tickets In above Lotteries, any other Lot
terry, every day drawing, (prce of Tickets from To
$40, under our management, can be had bv address
ing d. PAINE A. co,
Or C.. w. PURCELL,
Der 30 Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON CITY.
THE Proprielors Of this House take pleasure
L iu informing the Virginia public thai they
have employed Mr.. VIM. Jacqueln Taylor, for
merly of Richmond 10 aid in It's management
The House having been recently repaired and
newly furnished, is now complete in every re-
specl as first class Hoiel
TEE PROPRIETORS.
The undersigned will be glad TO see all oil his
old friends al the U. s. Hotel whenever they vi
sit Washington, feeling satisfied that he has it in
his power 10 please them in every respect.
Tan. 4-eSawBw w. J. TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

DOCTOR GIBSON
D ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
II services 10 The citizens OF Richmond and It's
vicinity.
u Office 7lh stree.. near franklin.
Oa. % -s2aw3n
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Tickets sl5-shares in

tickets Sl5-Sn3reS III DfopnrloH
~ Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, any of The above Schemes address
ed the undersigned will recrvethe most prompt al
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as as il Is received.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAuRY e CO, Managers,
Ian 2 Richmond Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from he subscriber, on The l7'h
II OF The present month, January ANDREW
j. MILLER, son Of John v. Miller, Of Gooch-
land county, an indenled apprentices 10 The Gun
making business Said apprentice is no doubt
lurking abvu the neghbo' hood in which his Ia
the. lives. The above reward will he paid tor
his apprehension and delivery 10 M in Rich
mond-6,ll no cha,grs ,c'N be pad. All PERSONS
are prohibited from harburing or employing SAID
apprentice, under The penalty OF The law.
Jan 20 SUTHERLAND.
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10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 300

10 Drawn Numbers out Of 10.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 0, for ls+s, to be drawn
SATURDAY. January 29;h Magnificent Scheme S4U.0"o,
30 900, 10000 IOOOO 5000, 5000, 1000, 1919, IS Of
,0OO, 200 of $780, sc. Tickets s5; halves 81; quar-
tiers IS.
Alserai discount on package sales. Prizes eashed
at sight. 81,
~ For packages single Tickets In the above, or
in smaller Schemes which are drawing day-Capnais
from 81 900 to 500, 00O and Tickets from 81 TO S3Iau
dress W.. blGGE~, hiChHo"u' W"
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

Large Alright Stoves,
SUITABLE for Churches and Public Bna1nsSSpp'o
~ sale low by ID. q q. IL. "Ehh1o'
Env -eH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

NOW EXHIBITING, FOR A FEW DAYS
Only, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
ROSSITER'S GREAT PAINTING OF
RUTH AND NAOMI.
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.. w. fHaury & Co.,

| { NJ y 4 q E Z 5.
| Successors to j. &. GREGORY s. co.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginie.
GRAND SCHEMES TO BE DRAWN In
JANUARY, lS4S.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000. S20000
Alexandria Lottery Class Q, for lsis, to he drawn
In Alexandria Saturday, January 90. 10 drawn Nos.
| in each package of 26 Tickets.
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z3y Benjamin Davis, Auct.

Jan. 25
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fsy w. Goddin. Auctioneer.

Jan. IS
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Jan. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

There has been increased business done in the
quotations We quote the latest trsnssctions:~
CHILEAN bonds have been marked at so to 81; Equa-
dor, 2; Grenada One per Cents 4E; ditto deferred,
2X; Mexican for the Account, Is to 4; Portuguese
Four per Cents, for Account Is to 17X Spanish Five
per Cents, 1873 to 49, ditto Passive, az ditto, Three
per Cents for the Account, 49, Dutch Two-and- Half
per Cents, 43< to 49, ditto for the Account MAY 16)
Az; Dutch Four per Cents, Certificates, 62 62'< to
SO; ditto, Bonds, 63.
The market for railway stock has during the last ve
days, been Influenced by the improved tone of tho
Consol Market and In the great leading lines shares
were buoyant n further Improvement of AZ much as f2
per share being attained in some instances There
has been large increase Of dealings and the market
has presented morc animated aspect than 1t has done
for some considerable time past.
Pans MONEY MApKEr, May Alive per Cents eff
OFF 25c Soc T5c Gsf 6s 75c GSf 5Oc 25c SOC zoe SOC
5oc. 75c 46f 40f csc. Soc 75c 46f Soc 75c Ar 4ef
75c 5Oc Csc 46f 46f Soc; Bank Actions l. 415f 142Of
1,43Of 1435f 44of i445f l44of 143Of l,435f; A32f
(Rothschild's) Ga 65; Romans, 81 So; Belgian Five
per Cents 1s4o, 66h osi do. New Loan 1872 e61i 49,
don one month, money, 25f 271.; three months mo-
ney, 25f l0c.
Cotton Circular.
Irv,nyoot May s, lS4S Our market closed last
week with an improved tone Of feeling, which contn-
ucd during the carly part of this week. and 4 ad-
vance was obtained on American descriptions. Since
the arrival Of tho Hibernia with accounts showing
considerable increase In the receipts Of the crop tho
market has become quiet, but without much change in
prices We continue our quotations for fair and up
wards: middlng qualities - dearer than last week,
and ordinary sorts 4. Other descriptions without
change. Spectators have taken 500 American and
200 Surat and exporters 1910 American 500 Pcrnas,
80 Maranhams and 200 Madras. The sales to-day arc
C0O0 bales, and the market steady.
W. CLARE& SONS.
FarrcHrs AT LIVERPOOL, May 5-Transient ships
TO New York and Boston obtain their complement Of
stceragc passengers with difficulty and frequently
detained to fill up. Few goods shipping at low
rates which nominal; the cargoes consist princ-
pally Of dead weight with salt to secure H. Dead
weight pays 12s Cd per ton. To Boston-d dead weight
15s: no goods Offering To New Orleans-salt. 15s /;
dead weight Dos to 25s.; fine goods Dos hardware,
2Os; earthenwarc, los. to lis. Gd.Focke and Bouit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

From the European Iimcs, May g.
There has been more activity in the several depart
ments Of trade and commerce during the past week
The returns Of the elections in France and the gene.
raj tenor Of advces from all other parts of the Eu
ropcan continent lead to the agreeable hope that the
political fermcnt which has distracted the several
kingdoms and states therein, will quietly settle
down: and It not that n general war NAV ere
long burst forth, and involve England. France Ger
many Prussia, and Austria against ach other there
would. confident. have been visible effects of n
still greater improvement There is yet abundance
Of money. and bank accommodation can still be
had on moderate terms. The colonial produce mar
sets are rather buoyant. and sugar has obtained
advance on last weeks quotations. The corn
markets throughout the three Kingdoms Influenced by
tho state Of the weather, and the encouraging pros
poets of the crops less active this and prices
have rcceded The accounts from the manufacturing
districts Lancashire, Yorkshire, &c, are sti i'm.
proving More business II doing. IN manufact urcd
goods but cannot note any advance worthy Of
notice in the prices current The market for English
and foreign securities in satisfactory post ion
during the past week and the value of most de-
scrptons has experienced further advance.
There has been decided improvement in the cotton
trade during the last few days In the early part OF the
week-on Monday and Tucsday-prices for the mid
ding and common qualities Of American advanced
from ope-eghth to ooe-fourth Of penny per h. At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23


Reports current that the Army OF the Alps had
entered Savoy to aid in the defence OF Italian indie
pendencc against Austria The Monieur Of yesterday
published decree granting credit Of 80 900 900 francs
for war purposes The inference drawn from this cir
cumstance is, that movement on Lombardy is ia
temptation in the evont OF the Ausrans defeating the
sandman troops with their auxarics. Of which IL Ii
considered there he now strong probability Tho Con-
sntnnonnst however denies that there is any truth In
the report That France Ia about to declare against
Austria.
Later accounts from Italy state that King Charles
Albert had resolved TO attack the Austrans in their
trepched camp at Verona, and was with n league aud
half Of its walls for the purpose on the 2sth The
headquarters Of the Sandman army boon transfer
red from Volta 10 Yallegio. the left bank OF the
Miucio Near Yillafrsnca the Piedmontese surprised
n body Of tho Austrian army. The officers fed with
part Of the soldiers The others laid down their arms
Mar-hal Radetsky has sent TO Innspruck some families
ofyerona a. hostages The capture Of Udine by the
Autrans confirmed; but It turns out they al
most immediately attacked again aud driven from the
ty There W fOrther relative 10 the advance
q Nugcnf From Vienna, we learn that the Archdukc
Francs Joseph had gone TO Verona, the beadq
Of Rsdetsky
On the Gath, Venice was blockadod by entirely
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-14
by,.serurinp to- eeach -ailsihs freedom whichis

byy ySe securing to- each -ail;ths, freedom whichis
not esse ntial to the we'll loeingof the whole.
As party, we ought not TO mistake the signs
ofthe times; but should bear in mind that this is
an age of progress-of advancement in all the
elements Of intellectual power, and in the opln.
ions of the world. The general government
should assume no powers. 1t should exercise
none which have not been clearly granted ny
the parties to the federal compact. We ought
to construe the constitution strictly, according
to the received sound principles of the Jefferson
school. But while rash experiments should he
deprecated If the government is stationary in lis
PRINCIPLES Of action, and refuses to accommo.
date IFS measures. within it's constitutional sphere
cautiously indeed, hut wisely and cheertully 10
the advancing sentiments and necessities OF the
aye, it will find its moral force impaired, and
ths public authority itself should readily do'
when the indications of popular sentiment are
clear and clearly expressed.
With great respect, gentlemen, have the
honor 10 be, your obedient servant,
~ LEWIS CASS.
Hon. A. STEVENSON, Presiden! of the
Democratic Convention, and
The VICE PRESIDENTS Of The same.