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THE LATEST ROMANCE. We understand that the
Atas Reporter in his account Of the Taylor meeting in
this city, on Saturday evening, has decidedly beaten
the Junior of the Barre Patriot so the "Echo" mus
try its hand again.
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GiIbert's Patent Plates.
,HLOROFORM

THIS new principle ofsetng Teeth without springs is
used by lid H. F. BISHOP.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
THE Worcester County Shooters Club will pay, on
conviction of any person for killing having posses
sion any Bird known Woodcock before the fourth day
of July next the OF Fiue Dollars for the first bird and
One Dollar for each additional bird Also, like sum for
killing having in possession any of the Birds
Partrdges and Quails before the first day September
next C. A. HAMILTON, Secry
Worcester, May TO- dsw w. S. C..
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NOTICE,

NOTICEe
WHEREAS, Jane Tili my wife, has left nv bed and
w board, do hereby forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account for will pay debts Of her
contracting after This date DAVID HILL.
Worcester, June 2e, le4s.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etna Insurance Company,
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Conn,
With sound and araiiabie Capital of S25O,OO0,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
" the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity. 1t nsuies
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
terms.
This Institution has been operation nearly quarter
promptitude in paying losses well known and eslab
shed. THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March 6, 845. stf
p Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the aboy
Company, are referred, for more particulars, to A. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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Worcester e. Nashua RaiIrOad Go

worcester ~ Nashua Railroad Go
7NHE Annual meeting Of the Stockholders O: the Wor>
cesier and Nashua Railroad Company will be held at
WALDO HALL in Worcester, Thursday, the thirteenth
day Of July meat, at O'Clock P. Nj to the follow
ing matters
LIST To hear and act upon the report of the Directors
I'd. To determine whether the Company will authorize
the Directors TO create Stock and offer the
scpton at less price than hundred dollars per share,
ar take any other measures to raise funds complete
road and put the same in operation
3d. To elect Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
4th To determine whether the By laws shall be amend
ed In relation to giving notice of meetings the Company
5th TO act upon any other matters which may proper
ly come before the meeting.
BY order of the Directors,
E. H. HEMENWAY, Clerk.
Worcester, June 27 1s48. DIV
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Axes, Sythes, and Hay Cutter Knives
Ground and Repaired,

fit Hey,oood's Steam NIL, Central Street,
BY LUTHER WHITE.
Worcester, June 81. II
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THE STABLE Elm Street, belonging to the Worces-
i ter House. lease will be given for term of years
from April l648 Possession given Immediately. APP
ply to 7. e. WOOD,
May %. df Worcester House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20
ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.

HAVING settled permanently IN the South, again
l. offer for sale lands lying In the county ot
Orange-consistng Of SEVEN FARMS-siIuatrd, say
two miles from Raccoon Ford, the Rapid Ann river
thirty from Fredericksburg, twenty from the Louisa
Railroad and about three from the projected line OF the
Frederic sburg and Blue Ridge Railroad.
Four OF these farms have large proportion Of low
giounds Of unusual breadth, each side Of Mountain
run. These farms are now IN fine order, with heavy
upon them, and well adapted TO the Virginia
staples com, wheat and tobacco and afford abun-
dant materials for speedy, permanent and indefinite
Improvement, having an excellent vein OF limestone,
Of easy access, running through them The hrsi
arm-viZ:
THE MISUNDERSTANDING D05 acres, and is di-
vGed by and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
parlluns OF meadow, upland mud woodland. The
dwelling house Is large, thoroughly and newly repair
ed and painted and the ouou'!dins are suffcent and
IN good order. This farm is admirably adapted 10 Ill
!age grazing, being fine grass land and well supplied
"rh water aud shade in every field.
THE WlNDER TRACT contains 600 acres. next
d meadow, wood and upland being nearly the same
il has comfortable small tenement upon IL, &c.
THE BiRCilLAND TRACT contains also 600 acres
a crge proportion ot which is bottom land, on Noun.
laia run, Of the fist quality for grass crops.
TIE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 46s acres,
aEh's well poponioned in It's divisions OF wood, low
aud upland
GOSHEN contains It's acres-lying East of Mountain
land.
BRAZlER contains go acres of bottom land, next, TO
the Meadows, On Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains rs acres of timber laad
These Tracts situated in a healthy section OF
country, and offer the first Inducements 10 gentlemen
wishing desirable farms in the upper country.
More particular information respecting them viii he
given by my brother. jeremiah Morton, living near the
premises who is fully authorised dispose Of the pro-
per,y His address is Raccoon Ford, Culpeper county,
Va. JACKSON MORTON
ay The Richmond Wing, Virginia HeIald Washing
Ton Union, and Winchester Republican i'll copy once
week. AnQ 4-cwtf
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ETHAN AND ROOTES' QUARTER
FOR SALE

ELTHAM Is beautifully situated in New Kent coun.
- ~, on the South side of the Pamunkey river one
mile above It's entrance into the York river Il Is one
Of The heaIhiest places in that section Of country and
j. well known as the intended termination cf the Rich.
mond and Pamunkry Railroad II contains ,Os5 acres
Of very fertile highland, and 1870 acres Of marsh 500
aces OF the high land is ceard-the rest is wood land
Inc cleared land Is well watered and is well adapted
10 the cultivation Of wheat, and corn Tie wood
.shd ~ covered with pine and oak timber, which can
os tdvantageousy cut and sent TO New York market
~. marsh is situated the North side of the high
ann and offers every facility for raising CATTLE for
Naich Richmond always affords ready and convenient
mNse'. Attached IN Ethan Is good mari bank,
obtained
The improvements on Ethan consist OF large brick
Neh'he house, which Except the wings, which be
efed oil trifing e1pense) is in excellent order, the
l ana attic story being entirely new; large store
% FRET long by 80 feet wide and two stories high,
aoapied for storing grain, &c; an excellent dock
~ itetlong bp IS feet wide, planked over with oak
VEINS and furnished the end and sides with strong
rs., gust mill, turned By never-failins water
a., n'ck kitchen, corn house, and several other
W, buildings
noprGs' QUARTER is situated in New Kent
ana ~ On The road from Richmond 10 Williamsburg,
aooui Tx miles below New Kent Court house.-
huns.n'one hundred acres Of cleared land aud -four
WIS., acres OF wood land LII very fertile and well
,,,eu ahd ID adapted to the cultivation Of wheat,
nm. ,ni corn. The wood land is covered with nne
sdvn aoef, which, being near good landing, can be
lma aeeoisly cut and sent to market. There are no
rr"sements on Rootes' Quarter.
On, aud Rooies' Quarter will be- sold separately.
H. Hu OF The purchase money will be required to
th va 10 cash; the other two thirds may remain on
Years. f' ''7'""''"'S -" wv "''1 'es
!. y aodtlnnal information that may he required can
jo IRON the subscriber, who will be at Ethan
and, present time until the slh day of October next,
Rehceiofh until the 18th of October next will BIO
S n Exchange Hotel, in Tho city Of Richmond.
to E,ha post-ofhcs Il tho post office nearest
New Kent co, Va, Sept 10, ls4s-ss,ir
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RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20 ls4s.

the Democra tic party, which has fuy rendered
cur county 50 slorious ant great. We call u?o2
every true oyer OF his country 10 rally 10 The sup
p1r oi The glorious cold volun.eers," Cas- and
Bu;ier and scatter 10 the four wins tie t'efe-
raliss and their Native pany ana Abolition al
lies.
We have thus fairly presented he Frteralsit'
as they now stand before the country, and we
nov present. The pic;ure Of The same parry, drawn
BY The Augusta slainel Age:
III will mol be denied, that the Alien and Srdi-
lion laws were enacted by Federal admiai>lfa-
hon. dufin. he time e john Adams, and which
has been appropriately dcnomnaed the reign 81
terror" Il will not be denied either. that among
other things, these laws gave the President the
power 10 orter any foreigner 10 eaye me conn
ny, whom he might suspect OF set!iiious move
ments or designs. IL will not be denied either,
that The term OF probation, as fixed by those laws,
before foreigner could become 4 citizen OF TIC
United States was lEenty one years.
at will no, be denied that during The admia;s
iraiion OF II Tomas Jefferson, this government
made what was called the Louisiana purchase,
by winch we Obtained the comma nj u The Mis-
sssIppi valley and The mou b Of the Mississippi
river, together With territory nov embracing
several popuous States, and all our rights %
Oregon. II gill no, be denied that The Federal
party OF ha, day denounced lhat purchase, AMI
detailed al length IN extravaganza OF the price
paid for il, and lhe dangers likely 10 result from
The acquisition itself.
IL will mol be denied, hat in pursuance Of this
policy, 81 preventing foreigners from hecomia.
ci;iz ms, and enjoying like privileges and inmu-
Miles with those who were 10 The manor born, "
and opposition 10 The admission Of new SAFES,
and pretended dread Of lhe slave influence, the
Hartford Convention in 1914 daring the last va
with Great Britain, among things which were
reasonable. pu' iorth three propositions TO eject
these Il jrcls One was 10 exclude all naturai-
Z.i citizens from Office another 10 abolish n
apporinnmeu, Il slaves IS the basis al rrpf'',ec-
iaion in Ii. South thereby destroying lhc c m.
promises OF lhe Constitution iiself-and IN
,hi'd, to prevent the admission Of any new STAG.
wihuu two thirds III Congress consented. FaiS
VAS the Federal Abolition Platform OF 1914. IT
was sent by the Federal Governor, Strong, Of
Connecticut 70 Gov. Tumpkins Of New York.
and vas senl back BY hat sterlrg patriot and
pure Democrat with the endorsement "Ielccied
and tisanproyeih
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ID Of Law and Chancery for tho county Of Louisa,
pronounced on the 18th day Of September, 1913, in the
case Of Garand's Executor ps Hudson, &c the under
signed. Commissioner, appointed by said decree will,
FRIDAY, the third day Of November 1885, II fair,
on the highest bidder upon the premises, the land
OF which Nathaniel Garland died seized in the county
OF Louisa, upon credit Of one and two years, with In
from the dao. The purchaser purchasers will
be required TO execute bonds with approved personal
security, bearing interest from the date till paid but
with understanding, to be endorsed on the bonds,
the interest will be RENTED; and the legal title the
land 10 be retained further security for the pur
chase money.
The Tract OF Land contains about two hun 'red and
thirty acres-iies the Northanna river. Cars
brdseadjons the lands lately belonging TO the Estate
of Nathaniel Smith, deceased and others, and 10 OF
good quality. STEPHEN HUNTINGTON,
Sept 23-cw8w Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE Of LAND, AND
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER-
SONAL PROPERTY, IN TIE COUNTY

W I1A.No ' Ch
IN THURSDAY, the 9,h day of November, ISIS
" Qf fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter,
the subscriber, Administrator Of Samuel K Jones, de
ceased, will proceed sell, IL the late residence of
Mr. Jones' public auction, the Perlsable Property Of
said Jones' Estate consisting of louseho and kitc
.n Furniture, Plantation Utensils stock OF Horses
Hogs, Sheep aud Cattle, and Crops Of Corn, Fodder
Oats &c good Carriage and Harness, and Wagon
and Gear.
The TERMS oil sale vii, be cash for all sums Of five
dollars and nader; and, Tor all five dollars,
credit Of nine monthsthe purchase giving bonds aud
security bear interest from date bur the interest 10 be
RENTED 1t the principal be punc;Ga!ly paid.
And nj the same TINE and place, the subscriber, spe-
cia Commissioner To execute decree rendered In the
County Court of Hanover the 26;h September last,
in therein depending, between Martha Jones
and others, Complanants, and Samuel Jones' Admi-
nistra,or and ohers Defendants, will also proceed 10
seli, public anction the Tract Of Land belonging 10
sal d-redrnt, called the "Lower Place, iyin- the
county of Hanover adjoining the lands al Phiip Nell
and others aud containing ever Nv, hundred arrrs
The laad Is considered va. ai!e, and woll! make a
good small farm TIE &c sale prescribed by the
decree atr-onethirL cash. The other thirds al y
and 10 ntns, win Interest from date, 10 be- secured
hy bonds and security, aud he title u he retained TIL
the purchase money be pad. w DABNEf.
Hanover. Oct 1 l. lS5S-ctd5
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VOLUME Xi.V.-.SttI:jt.s 10.

= ----"-">--' = ---' = = ----.4s--> -
>onalion 81 Wh,,srv as y, ,cr..ood ant ,,a.-
ti.e,! by hem. Iefe i nm. ~ iseir
entire:
Resolved That by IN. nr;nc;,l.S avom.l j.,
Gen TayIor r.. Is b9unI ~, =, o., anv IN 49,.
cause il pfohihls slavery IN r.,,. s,.,., 80;
tory; but laat Gen Cas- has nic.,st h;n,..,, :,
veto any prohin;tion >, ,ba I'M a.. =
lore, as one or the cher mus, H.. sl,c,et Pc
dent, every friend OF iom i homo ~ .nnrer,
Gen Taylorn 'e"''i' = uou"u 70 support
Can We moi infer t,o, ,h;s
Wings OF New jersey are opposed "a me adm;s-
sion OF any State into thr Unop !, re cons",,,
Ton allows slavery. anc f.r that oloue and ,ha,
Gen. Taylor j. wuE mem On ,bar .cn,,a So.
they. every trend q, freedom j bonrs - .unnn,,
Gen TayI,r VIM, .s,, ,,.il !, rs
af,.,.om a. no - ~. ,e.',.,,;'n 49, -,
d.r.,.o, /, l. 49,. !, t:., - a 80
ME 40 man :, -, ,."''.pn',"' n'o'e. ="
NJ 81 s.a;rs,,s, yu.I.,pr NV W, 80.
,.r .v;.cnce7 ''''o' '''','' """' oe'-
Thomas corw;, ,,,4 .,. - nc
nh. a, Wilmino,nn r,;,,,n ct,,,,,' ob;o H.
is an ex ract trnm his snescb !, !. ~, a,,hls6
one. Saws Mr. Cnrwin.
"Ast,th.. oncs,;ans :. ~, r,,;sa, .ox,,
Imnfoyemen,s ,;sn T,rl.r r,s nl.3o.d "a, -
veto HEN. as well as an other oncs,inns =, AZ
me,,ic policy. III Wilmot proy;sn or any ,,hsr
measure lhat The mania th-,nnb tba;, ,,.r,..an
ta,ivcs. NAV demand c,ss i aI,eadv n,toeJ
10 vs,o Ib.m IN, Ia,,,r ~ -, ,,,I
,bronoh ,he colnm,s ~ ia ,.t;r,,"n H."
AMI The ,ormer NJ ST., ,r',,,,o,.. ~ -, Ia;
,;s,,a.;n, =. p.,l.n ''' = ~ a1''''
Her. ! ana.b.re,,r.c,.
over M, H.. WIS ,p,os.I - ~. ,,.,ns,
extension al .Iay,ry2 was mere = Whis in ~.
Northern States who vas opposrd 10 Tree SOL a.
II here was h. ms save eycsrd;,alv lnno
ears"
And again:
"Hhat 5usr ircc s9,l pa,tv d, he ltonf.ts
lc1nt than he Nag yariD3"
He made most rarnrs, and eoopen, ,nnsal
10 he Aholi,ion>ts. He Jeniet 100 Thai ola nar-
ty issues were ihrown aside. Here i. j Tom
Coz Hin he - ii. Abolition champion .. Tay-
Tor, re,snS h. Richmond r publican
Here, too, is an exlrac' from Mr.. Wct,er's
speech, delgerei a, M4.>tii ID, Sept. Isl. 1918:
"Anc say in lie lace II lie world, ~ in
,he lace 81 nose CONNECTED WI n OF likely Io be
=, , y ma"r " .1 hHliaio 'nSen'lon, say I9ai
na,ty in hiah rs
ously fesis,et H. pros,ess Of me sIsye never
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20
TO THE AFFLICTED!
DR. H., ID. ROhIuSOM.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice Of Medicine for nrary thirteen years, Is
still relieving and positively curng-of the following
forms of discase-elght out of who apply TO him,
White Swelling, Drop,y, Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Az
feetions of the Liver Ague and Fever, Scald Head,
Ulcerous Sores Of long standing, letter Cancer
fecton OF the Lungs, supposed to be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis, Gonorrhaa, Structure, Mercurial
Disease aud all forms OF disease peculiar to females;
such Fluer Albus Proapsus Uteri. &C., &C. He has
treated several hundred cases Of Rheumatism, and
failed In vo only, where were energetic
ally applied in eecting entire cure. Persons suf
ierng from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved.
Reference, the most satisfactory, can be had. Office
NOS, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20
LAND FOR. SALE.

LA ND FOR .oa IL.
,,,uc .nhe,ihrf offers fnr sale Tract Of libd lying
-, IA, rounty o. Povshatan, about threr n'l-s Easi
,.,u,t.hut,sr 81, lie Scgro's Arm Road known
'" In iu IN witch tl,r Rev. Henry w. Walking
~. ,s.,,.. /; ,on;aE- between $50 and 500 acres
IA, J. nation 1T wnir u ~ iar original ero"th-a suit
6.'ru. cnnli;y rirtir ever Tor farming purposes
...., comfortable ia rnS, faniaiiibl siehi Rooms,
,,,i.r yvh thr necessary uat houses a"G splendid
snnn. within Gf,y yaiIs al The boise 10 ADEPT tho
usual Sn.oia, is not necassdiy u say more n pct
sons wishing purchase viii Of course view thr acc
for themselves. =,
If this land il disposed Of privately h'iSi- the
sth November next IL viii on that day De "hefea al
AUCTION. The iefms Si!l b- made ltbtrai.
Fuuher information he had BY ADDRESSING me
subsc rber in Ricanoni or Mr.. j. }. fiouthoy' ~
Husuenoi Springs, Pow ha;an r ysTvIss
DC, l0-c;ds hhHhi : !" = ''''
JaNES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
xxyr have for safe n valuable Farm lying IN 10"
w county OF Chesterfield, on James iiVtf, near buf
a. Hundreds containing about sl1 hundred acrrs ..
ana nnr.lalfof hct l. 5oiion.l:nd and oi Tie Es'
,,,Iity hr taanrr hIsh land aud ol clay -ol gu
.n,,h. az the highest state Of Improvement; abo",
10 hundred acres well wooded; water excellent ahd
The situation healthy Il has on II dwelling "i'h,on
rooms barn corn. house, stable. hay. house. 81. W"
hnndred hu -hes Of wheat have been seeded hfnef
clover faIlow One-half the purchase Mosey car e
main on lien for several years.
For terms and farther particulars, Apply 70 "a,
" puI.ilAn I: SLiDE,
Wall Street. City Hotel, R''hn""a' virginia
Sept l2-cwSdQ
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SaI.h. Dc YES

DY virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
ID of Law and Chancery for The county Of Orange,
made Mt Octo er term, lS4s, in cause between John
d. Daniel against James b. Daniel ,jr, William ~ la
MEL Robert s. Watkins and Elizabeih his wife, shall
Ellisvle in the county Of Louisa on Saturday. the 9th
of December, to sell eleven SLAVES, consisting Of
men, women and children.
credit will br given oe twelve months, The purcha
ser giving bond with approved security for the purchase
money with interest from date-.he interest To he re-
United f pnncually paid before the day il Is due
Oct I3-cwsw JOHN VOOLFOLK, Com'r.
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Thu oilci, rtllfns show Wing ncTedst, a.
cumpa,ct with The .cpnr,e! reiurn>, o. ~ votes,
and > D.mnc,a,,c Jecfeaso - 22-m9 king net
Whis rain ii e.. Tnls makes Johnsl rs ma
i,,uy A. lar as n,art from 362, w'ih Potter
county IL hea. from, which gave Shnak mae.
PHILADELPHIA, De-. lT-2 T. NJ.
The Pennsylvania has just issued Al extra,
containing ftrot.d official returns from he
whole Sale, showin- Johnston, the Wing canii-
date. 10 hay. majority Il elr,n r'teS over
Lona,lrc,h. J'hnst,n Is believed ~ be elected,
but by iess ,haa 100 majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20
NOTICE
NUTIC
A OBLIGATIONS viii he rec

ALLEGATIONS Will be received by the underslen.
ent tho LIST OF November next for the appout-
AM OF Scrdrt atthe Virginia Military Institute rbe
81 This Office consist IN supervision of the cook
i'm qua servn. up the supplies for the Cadets Ness
f,. Inc necessary provisions, servants, Sc. heinz
iaished by the Institute The Steward will be fur
i n with good quarters, provisions, fuel and light
f s family, the services Of one female servant for mn.
y W.. aud compensation no, exceeding $500 per
on,e applicants must furnish proper testimonials OF
ns"cdi"n and fair moral character. The number of
tsan In the family should be specified In each appli.
h,i~I 1aHsd-one good Baker, and three hrst rate
post paid I co 1 NrIS Z. suf nuiess'
p@'-c~a~ Supcrnte ndent NJ /.
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crn ground taE"n by G-s. CQss which divided the
Democratic parry IN New York; and al
though The Wings here see him opposed a, the
North solely OF The ground Of his views tavorns
slavery, yer they declare him An abo.itionist :
TaIyor and Fillmore cannoi be defeated, AM
!ney make NJ attempt j, but deyoe lneif While
time 10 attacks lou and lIbeou,, upon General
Cas-.
'bui even were lrle, as falsely assumed BIZ
The wings, thal Gen. Cas- was in iavor Of leay.
ing The question 10 The inhabitants 81 a territory,
including free negroes and indians with The right
ul The la ter 10 vole that would be bette. than the
whig dcc!ine Of leaving The matter 10 Congress,
acknowledging is jurisdiction. Congress would
certainly exclude Us. especially should Taylor
an! Fillmore be elected, whereas we would siand
some chance win ne negroes, lniianS and emf
grants The Indians delight 10 a.a Saves. and
Tree negroes never object 10 il ii southern
Cline Besides We would have the chance OF the
em2fants Communicating them. What they would
lack in numbers they would make NJ in inell.
gence energy, wealth and influence Little doubt
can he entertained that il lei 10 them New Next
CO aud California will become slave States. One
or two buffalo hunts" wuu!i settle The question
IN favor ot slavery. | an in favor a Ieavlng
line question 10 be disposed OF "a Gen Cass sug-
Sess, but would take any pan ahnr than leave
Y 10 Congress, with Ta.lnr Tor President and
Fillmore Tor Vice President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR SALE.
A TEACHER WANTED.

rV,HE undersigned wishes TO employ Teacher In his
family. 10 take charge OF small school al ms rrsi
dence near Charesown, jefferson county, Virginia
To capable Of teaching our language cftcay IS,
tronomy Philosophy. Geography, Mathematics IN Ill
it, branches the Greek, iiin aud French languages
and who can come we'll recommended, as To acquire
enis capacity Tor teaching Of religious or strcty
moral habits aud opinions liberal compensation VIII
be given. None others need apply
Letters, pos, paid, will be attended to.
Oct l7-c4t BRAXTON DAVENPORT.