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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-06
DISEASE OF THEHEART, RUPTURE AND
DROPSY'


DE-. TowNsEND-Dear Sir My wife has been
.licted with terrible rapture for fifteen year
the greater pal of the time She has been trouble
with shoress oibrea;h & great huterng OF the heat
which has been very distressing, and has frequently
been unable to leave her bed. The rupture was very
large and severe She tried almostevery remedy for
such with but little benefit. When she had Ia
ken but three bottles OF your excellent medicines
entirely relieved OF the disease of theheart, and
the rupturehas almost entirely disappeared.
She has also had the dropsy. and was very much
swollen We had no idea that she could be 50 beIIe
fitted, as she had such complication of diseases
But il has, strange may appear relieved her
of the dropsy / am that this statement is so
strange a. to appear almost like fiction, but it is
sober reality. Your Sarsapara is certainly vau
able medicine, and should be used by every that
suffering we have been. Ii any disbelieye this
account they are nj liberty to call at nv house and
have ocular demonstrate Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM TOWSER, james st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-06
DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA. ....
No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which 80 nearly resembles the gastric Juice or saliva
i'm decomposng food and Strengthening the organs OF
digestion this preparation of Sarsapara. Ii pos
lively cures every ofdyspepsia, however sever
or chronic
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, May 10, 1915,
Dr.. TOWNSEND Sir: have been afflicted for sew
eral years with dyspepsia in its form, attended
with sourness of stomach, loss of appetite extreme
heartburn, and great aversion ali kinds of food
and for weeks w hat could cat) have been unable
to retain but small portion my stomach. trie7
the usual remedies, but they had little effect H.
removing the complaint. / was induced, about two
months since, to Try your extract of Sarsapaa and
| must say With little confidence: but after using
nearly bottles / found my appetite restored and
the heartburn entirely removed and would earnest
ly recommend the Use OF il TO those who have been
w. w. VAN ZANDT.
n. B. Purchase none but such as have wrappers
that hide the bottle completely and have the written
signature oi =. z. TOWNSEND.
Principal Office l26 Fulton-s, Sun Building n. y,
Reciding 4 Go, Safest. Boston; Dyott & Sons,
1872 Norh-Secondst, Philadelphia ;. ). Hance, drug
gist Baltimore DurOl & Co Richmond; L. NJ Co
hen. Charleston; Wright * Co, Isl Chartres-st, n.
corner of Market and Broad SITS Newark. n j., and
by principal Druggists and Merchants generally thro-
out the United states, West Indies. and the Canadas
For Sale by ALLEN {. HALLOCk.
Druggist Main. 1T. Evansville, Ind.
Who is appointed 10y the proprietor, Wholesale
Agent with authority TO sell nj Manufacturer prices.
For Sale also by RICHARD b. HALLCCK.
Druggist Princeton, Ind.
march ls-d&w ly
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FL ia 49, 81 2ss{5|
Harris Vegetable Extract

S theonly remedy that can be relied on for the per
l manent cure ofSpinal Complaints, Spasmodc
Irritation OF the Nerves, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgic Aztec.
lions, Apoplexy, Paralysis, General Debility, Def.
cheney of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Ner
vo"s Disorders, including the most dreadful of all
ispaSes that eyer affect h., human 1000
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tinualy by pain and with other difficulties, and hav-
ing known cases where your medicine has effected
great cures and also hearing it recommended for such
cases as have described. obtained bottle your
Extract of Sarsaparilla and followed the directions
you gave me. In short period it removed her com
plants and restored her health Being grateful for
the benefits she received, take pleasure thus &C
it, and recommending it to the public
M. ID. MOORE, cor. of Grand and Lydius SITS.
Albany, Aug. IL, Sl44
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
This Extract OF Sarsaparla has been expressly
prepared in reference to female complaints. No e
male who has reason TO suppose she is approaching
that critical period 1.-THE turn of life should neglect
TO take il, ii certain preventive for any of the
numerous and horrible diseases which females
subject at this time offe. This period may be de-
layed for several years by using thisemedcinc Noi
is il hess valuable Tor those who approaching
manhood ii is calculated TO assist nature by quick.
enng the blood andinvigoranng the system. Indeed
this medicine is invaluable for all the diseases to
which women are subject. ..r.r., q rr-. .-r
lt braces the whOlesystem, renews permanently the
natural energies-by removing the impurities OF the
body-not 50 far stimulating the system TO pro-
duce a subsequent relaxation, which is the case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness and dis
ease .F.| ..
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MackcuZie'S Compound Liver Pills
,I,is-a ri,s.Ii. a,l u ilIs

1nese truly SettDEdteu I'iliss
NOW properly esteemed i'm all neighborhoods
Y where they have been used, will have the most
salutary effect the diseased Liver, and will most
eflectuay cure the jaundice and also thoroughly re-
the headache from those who are thus affected
They act specifically on the Liver and Visare,
move all congestye action, aOd morbid secretions,
purifying the blood, causing free and healthy dis
charge OF bile Strengthening the SYSTEM and assisting
digestion.
C. : Mackenzie & Co. Cleveland Ohio, proprie-
tors
For saleby WM VI. WOOI.SEY, Evansville. and
other agents throughout the country.
Winnings g. DeusOuchet, Mt Vernon.
y. c. Netteton, New Harmony.
w. J. Whiting, CyntEiana Jy l2-6m-
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as CENTS.

A SAFE and warranted cure for Chills and Fever
n in all its complicated forms, DIR. Champion
Vegetable Ague Medicines. For sale by {. BELL,
and WM VI. WOOLSEY. Also DR.. Champions
Vegetable Anti Bilious, Anti-Dyspeptic Purifying
and Caihartic Pills. Jy 2l-3 m d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-06

acTGinSeRg, FiaIsced, Feathers, and BeesWdr tn
ken at the highest market price in exchange for a
goods sold. or in payment of debts due me.
N. Ii. All persons indebted to the firm of w. & G
Bell will please settle up possible, either
by note or otherwise, the firm has been dissolved
since the 23d OF August last.
ian % 4S-tf CRAWFORD BELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-10-06

NATION g. HUGO, House Carpenters and Joiner
T. I'll street between Sycamore and Vine ap, 2i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18
Intelligence frnrn HAVANA

By the arrival OF the Great Western, Cspt Chapman,
at Cat Island Tuesday last have papers from Ha
vans of the 1inst
The spanish frigsts Isabella H. arrived AZ Havana on
the Goth ult having board his excellsncy Senior
Federaco Roncs, Count Of Acoy, appointed Governor
aud Captain Genera OF the Island OF Cuba in place OF
Gen. o Donnell. He accompanied by his wife and
thrss sons and numerous suite.
General 'D0nnel At once promulgated the decree OF
the queen appointing ths Count of Alcoy and issued
brief address TO the inhabitants OF tue iland, aad
another TO tbs troops, taking leave Of them lie con
graduates himself that entering upon bis ONCE in DIM
cult circumstance he leaves the island after four
years service, enjoying profound tranquility and pros
psrty such as IL has nsver before known. Both adj
dresses are In good Taste.
The following day the new Captain General issued
two addresses TO the people the other to tho troops
n. promises the upright Naturalization OF justice the
encouragement Of agriculture and the protection of
and the useful srs He natters the troops for
thor discipline and courage. He declares psscs and
tranquility ths best safeguards Of tbs prosperity OF the
island aud encourages all 10 draw close the ties which
bird them to the mother country.
The Monplser troupe gave their last performances on
the LIST inst The papers they have bsen altogether
successful
Herr and sivori about leaving for Jamaica.
There Is plan on foot for building new theatre.
theatre royal aud yceum theatre mad previously been
projected there Is q third the tcpis and 1t
Is said that S600s0 have already been subscribed to It,
Tedesco and the manager OF the opera have had
quarrel. He refuses to give her oyer 5000 month;
abe wishes $1,000 Some OF the admirers OF the beaut
little whelonger. ThsrOupop the editor of the Daro
de la Marina remarks that managers should learn from
this how important 10 Is that prGa donnas bbould
beauty as well artistic merit Nothing wiser could
have been said.
Til. Havana papers discussing the project q line
of steamers TO run between Csdis and Havana. We
trust it may result In the establishment of such line
Ntw Orleans PIcayune, March TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18
PullApELPHIA, March IL, 1913.

The ward elections are progressing very quiet
". there is however, very little interest attach
81 Patrick's, so far has, contrary to the i'm.
memorial custom, treated us 10 specimen of
balmy spring breezes, which are quite refreshing,
after The recent wiutery weather.
The bill Tor reOrganlzlug the police OF our
city, has passed both branches of councils, and
become law. The force established amounts to
sos men, at an expense OF over 100000 per an
nun. The night police are to be on duty from
o'clock in the evening till the next morning.
The silly custom OF crying the hour has bseq done
away with, and watch boxes are 10 be abolished.
The Mayor has the direction OF the whole.
The gay world, who were rejoicing IA me
orospecT III hearing the iuimltable irutf Ia the
opera of "Ernani" to- night, are doomed to be DIS
appointed, as placards just issued safe that ~
has been postponed in consequence OF her sud-
den ind,sposiIion. Ii is now announced LOT TO-
morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18
vEAss 1--WE Us nsgs
Affairs In Canada q.


From thu Montreal Herald, March IL
The following lst freely handed about yesterday,
- that Of the ministry. We cannot, Of course,
guarantees Its authenticity
Attorney General West, Mr.. Baldwin
Attorney General Fast, Mr.. Lafontsins.
Solicitor General West, Mr.. Blake.
Solicitor General East Mr.. Az Twin
President Of the Counsel, MIR. Leslie.
Commissioner Of Public Works, Col Tacne
Provincial Secretary, Mr. Price
Commissioner OF Crown Lands, Mr.. NJ Cameron.
Receiver General, Mr. l. NJ Viger.
Inspector General, Mr.. Hlncks
Speaker Of the Legislative Council, Nr Csron
The above IL from yesterdays G1xsus. Ths rumor
last night that, instead of Mr. Price the Hon Mr.
Sullivan Is TO be Provincial Secretary Mr. Prcs 20 take
the Crown Louds and Mr.. Cameron TO be second Com
missioner Of Public Works Mr. Caron, IL ouly fair
towards tho country and consistent with the repeated
professions OF the party now in power to be President
Of thu Executive Council well Speaker of the Up-
Per House, and Mr. Leslie to be Receiver General We
cannot any than contemporary, guarantee the
anhentic Of these but safely guarantee
the fact that the country we'll the
Of Mr. VI Viger, at the council oosrinore psrticu-
larly at the cost of fi000 per aunum We would not
wish to be rude, but really the apo ntmsnt Of the
ected OF Leinstr very Of Torcotts
lam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18
The Crops.

We ara informed by farmers that the wheat crop
In this region Sprin gdelj 10 In most promiIiog eond
dition-Ns. State Register, Ridrch 3D.
The crop OF hemp last summer vas very good on an
average and yiads heavy E and la weight turas Out
remarkably well. Many farmers will have, when broken
cut, much more than anticipated. We notice rev
loads coming in, and hsar Of sales not higher than ~
Pure sssrs this market backward about giving
that price, and only Offering So 50 49, s. 80 and
% TO- The article however has not fairly commenced
coming in the market not yet exactly open, and
In all probability will not be until navigation COM
menoss-Sf. Louis pepsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-18

SrocK OF CoAL.-Should the weather continue
" wintry" throughout the whole month of
March, the shocks Of coal rensiang will
large as was anticipated In Bostos the stock 10 sufa
cisnt 10 sst uatl about the middle Of April In New
York Il IL heavier In the aggregate, but pretty we'll
distributed amosg the numerous dealers II b sufficient
however, to leck up nearly oil their funds, and viii
vent them from making early purchases. We cannot,
therefore, anticipate much demand for coal before the
middle Of April or the beginning Of Msy.-PoftsviiIs
Miners .JsurNsI.
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He also states that when the California battalion
mustered into the service Of the United States the
positively refused to serve for eleven dollars month";
and unanimously demanded twenty vedollars q month
which rate Captain Hsnslsy does not think
bic. under oil the circumstances.
On attentive perussl Of this reporS the result Of the
investigation seems to be- that had not the United
States taken the she has done with respect to
California, that territory would be virtually in the
possession Of England; that had not Colonel Fremont
united his forces with the settlers they would have all
fallen victims to the hostility OF the Mexicans and In
dams and that the debts contracted by Colonel FIRE.
mont In behalf Of the United States in that country
ought TO De paid forth both an act of and
to avoid the current sddo asl by the
high rate Of interest in that oountry-two per cent
month being the legal rate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

until we shall have obtained a JUS, and bo,o...
bic peace, securing TO US indemnify for ag".a
mer injuries done by Mexico 10 our Goyera'o'
or people, as well as a full and comnlete ! /"
faction Tor The expenses ofthe wal; and il NJ.
co cannot pay thi. indemnify in money il Sal -
be taken in territory. "4V
9. Resolved, That we repudiate the WI.
Proyiso as wrong in principle and i'll .timed; il !.
movement. We believe that any ~terri,orv ~ :
may be acquired from Mexico, as an indie n n;,n
for our just claims against her, should be hela ),
The common property Of all the States in M,
Union, and that no restriction should be plars
upon 1t by Congress, prohibiting slavery; bur,b
the people inhabi,ing such territory should h. II
free 10 regulate their own social system by H..
iunda mental avs. ~
III. Resolved, That We have entire c~opfder..
IN Inc honesty, integrity and ability OF James K
Polk, President OF the United States. and thar !"
gratitude and thanks Of this meeting are dns
him Tor the faithful and fearless manner in wb;.t
ne has executed the duties OF his Office. 10 -.
proved himself worthy OF The confidence renos.
IN him BY a great and free people. In The han.
oil such President The honor OF The nation r..
be sale, the liberty Of the citizen protected a.
the Constitution preserved.
II. Resolved, That we approve OF the Na.io,.
al Convention proposed 10 be held at Baltiu6.
on The 4th Monday in May next, for the purr
OF nominating suitable candidates 10 be run i
The Democratic party, atlhe next election for Pr
sident and Vice President, and pledge oGrssly.
10 support the nominees Of said Convention, D..
missing lha; they will be OF The lrue Democrsa,
faith, and opposed 10 the principles Of The ".
mot Proviso.
l.. Resolved, That we approve Of tie S..
Convention, 10 be held al Richmond, on The >,
insl., and thai The Chairman appoint fire pef>or,
as delegates 10 representa- this county il salt Gu.
yeniion.
Whereupon, the Chair appointed The ioloxir,
gentlemen. viz: Madison Allen, A. G. Pend
ton, Geo. w. Pearls, David Hall AMI Elijah B.,
ley.
I3. Resolved, Tha, the proceedings ii ii,
meeting be signed BY The Chairman ami Secres.
lies, ard SEN, 10 tn Richmond Euquifer ior nus.
cation and that the Richmond Examiner II.
Fincasie Democrat, and the Weekly Uaion. i.
respectfully requeSiet l. copy.
IA. Resolved, That this meeting 10 row a..
jonrn. J. HENDERSON, Chairman.
c c@.s. " l; P c. . Is Secretaries.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, FEg.aa

TOBACCO-ReceipIs ard inspections ligt,
with a iair demand for manufacturing qua tle,
We quote Lugs - a 3; common leaf 3 80 /.
4 90; m%iddIing so a 5 90; good and fine 5 ~
~ 7 90, extra manufacturing none offering.
FLOUR-S5 G2i a 5 IS.
WHEAT-While 1876; red 100 cents.
OATS-42. a IS cents per bushel.
CORN-50 cents-56 lbs. 10 the busheI.
CORN MEALS a so cents per bushe
BACON-O!d Shoulders 4: a 5 cents; ne
do. 5. a 8 cents; new Sides 6 a Ct cents; old IL
4! a ) cents new Hams s a l0t CTS. Tor piim.
LARD-S els.
FlSH-North Carolina Herrings, cut, 5 o.
first hands.
CATTLE-For Cattle from The scales, gro,,
weight, - SO a 3 90. Hoes: 81 nell. SHEEP
81 10 4 90 nett.
LIME-From wharf so a s5c.
SUGARS-Susars in good demand, al in.
proved prices. We quote New Orleans n Al a :
| Porto Rico a I; 81. Croix 7 a s cents. Loaf >.
gar 9tc.
COFFEE-We quote Rio at u a s cents; l..
euayra "A a s; 81. Domingo 81 a II; Porto RE
i! a II; Java 10 a ia cents.
TEAS-ImperiaI and Gunpowder So a | D.
per h.. Black 25 a 60 C. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. DC. a q n
Porto Rico 80 a 80; Cuba % a "a C.
SALT-Last sales from wharf 65 per sac
from store 81 70. Stock very light and IN de.
mand.
pLASTER-Sales Of lump a, So IS from
wharf; IS on Basin; Tierces OF 500 pounds
ground, l rs, on Basin. None in market, anl
much wanted.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co. - y :
so: A. Seisnetle / rs; Imitation 80 a 50 ceniN
Sazerac 3 a 3 50; Peach dull al 81 90 | =
Apple Brandy 40 a As c. and scarce.
RUM-New England 30 33 CTS.
GIN-American 50 a As cts; Holland 100 ~.
per gallon, very dull.
W~uISKEY-26 a 81 c. in hbls.
CANDLES-Tallow II a Ut c; sperm 3
33; Hull's Patent 10 cts.
SOAP-For brown Bic; yellow 4, a s., r.
posnt; white and yariesaled IL a IA.
FEATHERS-27 a % CT. perlb. Tor live gees,
FLAXSEED-li5 a l2U cents per bushel.
lRON-Pig Iron SO 10 81, according L
quality, Swetes 95 per ton; English 50 a :
Tredegar (Richmond mandatory 9oi u
Country Bar 80, according to quality. Mai, |
to Al.
STEEL-American blistered Sll0 per To.
SHOT-6tc. per pound.
HIDES-Green sailed A a 4: cents PER lb.
Calfsalled IS els. 10 | each; Spanish Is a l5.c,,
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
Rep0rtedby Beusrley Bar, Licensed Stock Byosr
State Stock D per cenis-par value SloO. Held =
par and interest.
Corporation & per cents-par value 500. sale,'
so n S96 50.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed byt
State-sales at S97 80 n S9s.
Exchange Bank stock-par value 800. None {
sale.
Farmers Bank stock-par value 500. Held AZ s
j sos 50.
Virginia Bank s,ock-par value $40. Held At 8
Is n &c 80.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing stock
par value SlU0-held n SS5.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value s.
Sales sinre September dividend S3i.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rain
stock-par value ~l00-hel ut S65.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac C%-rtincs"
of Debt-par value SlG0-heli at SIS.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad s,ock-par value s
Re cent sales al SiD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

Hoge, Jas. Adair, Henry Walker, Thos. Young.
er and David B Price arc appointed aelesd'es.o
represent The Democratic party oil 'h's County
n said Convention, and that in The event thai
none If said delegates are in attendance, that
Robert G. Scots, John S. Caskie, John M. Pat
ion and VIM. F. Richie be requested 10 act as
nh, Resolved, That,he proceedings of This meet.
inc be- signed by The Chairman and Secretary and
published in the Richmond Enquirer, Lynchburg
l,epublican and Fincastle Democrat.
JNO. McCLAUGHERTY, Chm.
Iso p Johnson. Secty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, ls4S.
lOIISE or

Mr.. LANlER, from The committee on Propo.
silions. &C., presented a report upon The petition
OF citizens o! Rappahannock for a separate cleo
lion al F. T. Meeting House without amend
ment; and
A bill Incorporating Highland Lodge No. 81,
|. o. 0. F., in Hampshire Co.
On motion of MIR. CUSTlS-Resolved, That
the committee on Propositions, &C., enquire into
the expediency Of aulhorising the holding OF two
separate elections in Accommodate one 10 be held
al w rood Lawn, at the Store House at present oc-
cupied b. MIR. John A. BnndicF, and The other al
GuIliord, al he Store House OF LIiIleion A. Hin.
man.
MIR. GUSTS presented a Petition Of sundry
citizens Of Accomac for the establishment OF said
separate election.
On motion Of Mr.. THOMPSON, of B.-Re-
solved, That the committee for Courts oil Justice
be instructed 10 enquire into the expediency ofso
amending the law in relation 10 SET offs as 10 de-
clare more explicitly what shall be regarded as q
payment and what as a sci of. Also, that The
committee enquire into the eIpediency of provi
ding that where a plaintiffs demand in any action
shall be entirely eIiinguished by a claim OF Sc,
offs, the plaintiff shall nevertheless recover his
costs.
PETITIONS, &C.
By Mr.. GUERRANT: OF Basil B.. peasants,
10 be allowed for damages 10 The estate OF James
B.. Pleasants, by The passage OF the James River
Canal through his said lands.
On motion Of Mr.. CONWAY-Resolved, That
The use OF the Hall Of This House be rendered to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25
TREAT

We are delighted to hear that The Sleyermar-
kische, a band OF nineteen, will give one OF their
musical entertainments on Monday night. We
speak seriously, when We say, that they Ids
course" the most eloquent and most agreeable
music We have ever heard in This country. More
anon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25
THURSDAY. Feb. q, 1913.

looia ,0xO
THURSDAY, Feb. "a, 1913.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
On motion Of Mr.. MAYO-Resolyed, lna'
the committee on Propositions, &c, enquire 'n.o
The expediency Of Incorporating The trustees nl Ine
Hebrew and English institute OF the city Of n'e"-
mond.
PETITIONS, &c.
The following petitions were presented ana OF
dered 10 be referred 10 appropriate committees:
By MIR. MARTZ: OF sundry citizens OF KOCH
ingham, for the removal OF the precinct clec'lon
from Altobine in said county 10 The store house az
Paurs Mill. BY Mr.. BAMBRlCK ii c''lzen'
OF Hancock county, for a change OF The DIVISION
lines OF Brooke and Hancock counties; Also me-
mortal of citizens OF Brooke county, rcmonstta,,
Ting against any change OF the division lines oil
Brooke and Hancock.
Mr.. LANIER, from The committee on PROPOSE
,ions, &c, made reports upon a resolution Of enqu,,
nv into The ex pediency OF bringing in a bill TO amend
the charter of The corporation of Winchester, Va
and upon the petition Of citizens of FayetIe, pray
ing 4 to be annexed 10 GrcenbTier county,
On motion OF Mr.. THOMAS, The House al
iourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

EAUCTIoN NOTICE. The sale
Brooks, Bell & Hudson's stock OF Staple a.
Fancy Dry Goods will be con'inued u.
Morning, friday al 8 o'clock. A large ponla
OF The most desirable Goods remain 10 be $40.
KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWATER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25
MARRIED

Married, on The 22t February, BY The Re-
DR.. John Carter, RICHARD ID. CARTER, OF Hat
over county, 10 Miss MARIA LOUISA. etc
daughter OF the late LiuIeberry Bradley
Charles Civ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-25

u Mr.. Boykin, Of Isle OF Wight, who has
been confined al home by very severe illness for
some time past, We are pleased TO learn is conva-
lescing, though his situation is still very critical.
The latest letters from his family, induce his
friends here 10 hope that he will be able TO resume
his seat in the House of Delegates al an early
H..