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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
NOTICE.

'E'HE subscriber having become n resident has open
ed an Agency in Petersburg for the sale Of Lnnds
IN Eastern Virginia TO Northern Immigrants, and re.
speetiniy offers his services those VINO are wishing
" sen. MS extensive acquaintance 1T the North af.
lords him considerable facr, Tor their disposal and
Tue attention Of Northern farmers has lalterly hern
earnestly directed 10 this region.
orlng me lands of those disposed TO sell into no.
papers; ana arrangements are made 10 give them very
extensive circulation throughout the Northern States at
very moderate cost
In all cases the charges for bis services will DO very
moderate. ~ W.
The undersigned also offers his services TO the public
as practical Surveyor
for Inc present he can BIO found at Robert B Boil.
ing's, To whom, with Rev Minton Thrift, nr William G
nnpny, Thomas s Peasants, DrT Strachan, John
BOILING, Thomas n Lee, and Hugh Nelson, lie has per.
mission 10 refer the public.
All communications by mail. postage paid, will meet
prompt attention. SAMUEL j GKlSCOM
Petersburg, Sent 96 lsi6-c6ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

IL I R;sSsoF OFFICE, No. S, Exchange Place,
W, .s ue t!ese', Nos S &c 70, prize Of $500,
,Ne ponn,., ,ns Office on Monday last in one Of
he ms po.al Maryland Lotteries. and returned to
10 wan, s 81 ior want of a purchaser. Persons
PAINE :, VI Inc needful should purchase D.
LUCK ~. CO.'S Tickets, supply of which
ToIa. Keeps constantly on hand
here A.. :, ne offers fine little scheme in which
Tickle, ~ otawn ballots in each package of 25
s0 10 If S se prizes are $1,000, 3 OF 5000, Of
81, haIys. 81, &C. IS Nos, IA drawn. Wholes
MouIa,D m Lottery times per week-on
Ocl & wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
Meeting To-Night!

The Democratic Association OF this city
meets tonight, al half past ! o'clock, at odd
Fellows Hall. A full attendance OF The whole
nar,y is desired. LIE, us meet together, ana IN
,erchause opinions upon the brilliant prospects
now before us, and the certainty OF Inc 'r'uupA
Of our party in November next 10 tue meet
ing then. tonight, Democrats!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
Tickets $40; halves S; qlarters2 so.
w P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
w WALL STREET, Richmond, Va.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER
Virginia Leesburg Lottery CLASH s., for ls4o, TO Dc
drawn ballots Capitals: 81, ITS, l3,O06 l0,UOU, 5000,
10 of ZOO, 0of ,200 &c. Tickets only siU-share"h
proportion.
Delaware Lottery No So to be drawn October litn.
IS Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Capitais: s5o ~ plILee
OF 400 20 of GOO, % Of 4OO &C. ilcRes slo-sha0'
In proportion.
be drawn on SATURDAY.. October 18th 70 No. Lottery
Ia drawn ballots. splendid Scheme: $40 600, ~
Oc0, 1000, 5000 30 Of OOO 30 Of 500, &C Tickets
Sio; haives5; quarters 2 oo.
Delaware Lottery, Ciass 81 to be drawn October H.
Mos Is drawn Capitals $50 o sSs .aO0o
3i0; halves S. quarters = oo.
be drawn on Saturday. October 2lst. 10 Drawn Num-
bers out of &C. Capiins $4,000 90 900. 10000 5ooo
90 of $780, 20 OF SN0 20 OF 400, &c, DC Tickets sio
halves5; quarters 2 50.
Delaware Lottery No 81 TO be drawn OCTOBER I oon
Is No. Lottery-l2 drawn ballots Prizes: S3o'uoo'
10000, $50, 5000, "A Of ooO ~ OF aoo iooot 4oo'
Tickets Sl0-shares 10 pfopofuon'
Grand and magnificent Scheme to be drawn at Alex
andria October 9th Ie48. 70 Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize of seSSSSSSSS prize Of e, ''s sSis
! i. os0o0 1853
:. ao'eod 100 ,GG0
5000 l73 lowest Nos.) of 500
Tickets 500; halves 10; quauers5 ,..
~ Orders for Certificates OF paesages, sings I'D
IN the unde,sianad will receive the prompt alien
lion and An aeeoun Of each drawing forwarded soon
as II is received. r., al.
w Packages Snq inSe nesmand o1 Va
BY VIM. 4. iohriN' hicnmoho' 70
Oct
nod
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MERCHANDISE.
Beers & POindexter,

u x A + f 4 5 a II ID ia L o Il 3,
No. IS MAIN STREET,
A RE receiving their Fall and Winter supply
n of new and fashionable Goods, OF all grades,
from the finest to The lowest, Tor genllemen's wear
all Of which they are prepared TO make up IN
the most fashionable Styles and on The most iaVo-
rable terms. Sept 2l-3Iaw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
FARMVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of deed Of trust,
L cuted to the subscriber by Thos. A. Morton. the
23d day Of June 1892 and recorded In The clerks Of
c. uf the County Court OF Prince Edward, certain
purposes therein mentioned, shall, the 9Th day OF
December sell 10 the highest bidder for cash,
lots numbered and In The plan OF said town. hHv-
ing loo feet Main street, running back DOS feet
and traction, and las feet back street and 4S
feet street On the premises an excellent
dwelling house. at present occupied by Dr. James Lyle,
ana conv- bent cut houses on the corner The lot
Main street a single house. Two stories hi.h, the
lower story occupied by VIM Willis Confectionery
and the upper by DR. Lyle Doctor shop. On the
good factory buildings and stables and
the lot is excellent Vegetable Garden This proper
~ is very desirabestualrd IL the most bushes, part
OF the town, aud has space enough uDoccUpled for
trnsivc buildings. Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
Is invited IL examine The property The sale will take
place In front Of hs Eagle lote The title TO said pro-
perry Is believed to be unguestonable; but, acting
trustee, shall only convey such Is vested by
the deed Aforesaid WIN. e. FLOURNDY,
Ssnf lQ-rfds TTustsa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

r ARD OLA few barrels Wintsr BIeached
IL Lard Oil, superior Tor machinery: For safe
by GAYNOR & WOOD,
Oc.5 Druggists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

Mis- FASHIONS FOR THE LADIES.
N 10 ). s. FLOURNOY wishes to inform
roundinss ladies', both Of the city and The sur
FALL country, thai she has received her
and i, M Cushions for dresses, cloaks, &c.
favor h.. NV Prepared to wait upon those who NAV
Solicit, with their patronage. She respectfully
corner at eai from her friends and patrons, at the
Jewell, 3! main and 18th streets, over Hyman's
~ ~. e.ole. Oct. 3-d&clw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
I'hE dissolution of my late co .parnershp with my
brother making necessary for me TO reside In the
city, viii sell my residence, IL miles from town.
There are about Ten of highly Improved land,
neatly land OUT with choice fruit tees 4c and houses
o every description. TEe hou es alone cost more than
Is asked for the whole properly.
Terms will be made convenient 10 the purchaser
Oct 6-ctf w Al HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
NEW ARRIVALS.
C.. HARTWELL & CO.,

No. LOT Broad Street, Shockoe Hill,
lave just received, per express, fine assert.
IL meni of Goods which cannot be surpassed
in the city for beauty and richness OF style and
texture. Amongst them will be found Lamar
tines, Mouslins, Calicoes Ginghams, Shawls,
Embroideries Gloves, Hosiery, Silk Fringes,
&C., for the Ladies.
Also, Cloths Cassmeres, rich Silk and Velve
Vestngs, Embroidered Suspenders, Pocket and
Neck Handkerchief, Collars, &C., for gentle
men, all Of which will be sold at prices that can
cannot fail TO please. Sept. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

EIFTY BUSHELS WHEAT.-I have on
i hand and for sale, remnant Of about fifty
bushels OF that very superior and productive
9e c. !" a ,sd' raleo Mooonns Red STEM
sept. 4-diw tn. n. TALIAFERRO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
COX HEATH FOR SALE.

IItItS is very desirable Tract of Land of 7C0
l. acres within three miles Of Buckingham Court
hous--wlth an abundance Of wood and water, about
$50 acres OF fine land clear, for which IL
peculiarly adapted and Is also we'll suited To the pro-
ducnn Of corn, and wheat. There is excellent
new dwelling house OF two stories, with three rooms
each hoor and ,nod cellar This land, II not sold be-
fore The day OF October rAxr will then b- offered
public auction. az buckingham Court house, II being
Court day fil sh nd he sold privately before The d;y
Of sale due notice viii be- given. ANY person seeking
In onation obtain IL by addressing the subscriber,
buckingham Courthouse, or BY personal inspection
of the preni-es The parIrs Interested are anxious 10
sell and will make the terms easy aud accommodating,
which will br made known the da, "f sale.
Aup ao-cllS w MDSELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
important Notice.

A NTICIPATlNG change in my business
n before the next fall shall, from this day,
proceed 10 sell off The whole of my stock Of Sea-
sonabe Dry Goods, comprising one OF The most
extensive and var ed ASSIGNMENTS now IN The city.
NY customers are invited 10 send in their orders,
or come themselves, as early as may be conve-
nient. They may supply themselves upon the
usual time.
For cash. great bargains can be had in the TO-
Lowing descriptions of Goods
Thirty cases of the newest and handsomest
Fall Styles
Five hundred pieces Of Flannels, OF all colors
and styles
Ten cases OF Bleached Domeslics
Thirty bales OF low Brown Domeslics
Five cases of Plaid Linseys
An extensive stock of Broadcloths
Several packages Black and Colored Thread
Every style OF Irish Linens
A large stock of Black Camhrics
While and Checked Cambrics
Silk and Cotton Handkerchefs
Shaws, Of all kinds
Heavy Negro Kerseys and Planes
All kinds Of Negro Blankets
A good stock OF Apron Checks
All prices of Bed Tickings
A very large stock OF Buttons, for all purposes
And, in short, general and desirable assorl-
ment 10 which all buyers VINO uesIe Soou 0ouus,
at prices that must be satisfactory, are invited.
Oct. D. II. LONDON.
NEW DRY GOODS AND COMMISSION
STORE
THE subscribers, having formed co-parlner-
/. ship under The firm of OWEN & BAL
LARD, for the purpose of conducting general
Dry Goads and Commission business, have taken
the store recently occupied by Ward & Jenkins,
No. l4l Main Street, Eagle Square, are now re.
ceiving and opening 100 packages Of the follow
ing articles:
10 cases latest styles fall and winter Prints, en-
tire new designs
5 cases Furniture Prints
80 bales brown Shirings and SheeIings
bales white, red, green and yellow Flannels
Black, blue, mixed, and fancy Satlinels
20 cases bleached Shirlings, all qualities
20bales cotton Ozna burgs, brown Drills, brown
and beached Canton Flapnels
100 pieces Pongee and Bandanna silk Hand
kerchiefs
Tickings, Linseys, Kerseys, &C., &C., &c.
Also, few splendid embroidered white aud
scarlet Grape Shawls on consignment.
The above goods will be sold by The package
or piece al very reduced prices.
HENRY L. OWEN,
Oct. At THOS. e. BALLARD.
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Dc, 6-dl0t
uURLEYs OFFICE, No. loi, Eas, Man

uURLEY's OFFICE, No. loi, Eas, Man
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, Some, try again"
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia Lottery, SIS, Sept. %:
5345 So % "a SO so 81 IL Is ii i8.
Ticker, Nos. 3 81 SO, a Capital, sold and paid
BY HURLEY.
To-day-splendid Scheme = Virginia Mo-
ronsaa Lollery, Glass ST. Capitals Sl35 $50,
23O4, S of 1000, 5 OF 300, &C. &C. &c Nos,
70 drawn. Tickets only S4-shares in proper
ion, at HURLEY'S OFFICE, below the Old
Market
Sslurday-s3s,i75 Tickets $40.
P.S. Orders for packages, certificates OF pack
ages single tickets or shares, promptly attended
70, and an account of the drawings sent to any
p;rl oil the United States free OF postage Please
address, VIM. HURLEY,
Oct. 6 Richmond, Va.
FORTUNES HOME : CHALK'S OF
I FlCE, No. 6, Main Street.
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated, Extra, IS
563 "a "a 4S 9 Is II II SIS so IL 81 80
As usual, another three-number prize, 81,
sold and paid.
Drawn Nos. Bel Air, Extra &c:
9 SO 40 70 10 81 6S So 10 % A
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated, 1872:
56 II IL 81 5 26 2 IA 20 81 80 IS Is
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, Is:
Is AZ 80 46 "a GA IA 81 SO 10 AZ al
This Day-Pokomoke 10 rs Nos, "A drawn.
Capitals: Sl5,0 900, 3 OF 5000, &c. Tickets 4.
This Lottery always proves good for purcha-
.rs. If you want any spare change, walk down
TO CHALKS,
Ocl.6 3 doors above The Old Market.
WANTED, AS A TEACHER,
4 MAN competent TO teach Classical School, to act
"A as Assistant In the Northumberland Academy
Salary $3.50 and board Persons wishing the situation
should apply Immediately. TO c. WILLS,
Octa-c1ts Heathaville. Northumberland. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

,, WESTcHEsTER, Pa.
EVERY pains has been taken, by the personal aten-
- ton Of one Of the Propretors, TO The budding and
pllng OF Fruits, 10 ensure the genuine Of the
soIts LIE subscriber, as Agent, will receive orders
n any Trees or Plants; and from his knowledge The
riopretors feels confident they will give satisfaction
descriptive catalogues may be had Al his office in Pc
lersbure. All Inquiries by mail. postage paid will re-
oeWe attention. SAMUEL :. GRISCUM.
Petersburg, Oct 9Th, Is4a-caawtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06

r AND FOR SALE.-I have for sale %
IL acres Of Land, in The county OF Charles
City, adjoining the Lands of VIM. Pemberton
and others, all in woods most of which is well
limbered. For further information, apply TO my
brother, A. L. Eacho, who resides in the lower
end OF Henrico or 10 me at Richmond.
Sept 26-ew4t I'D. D. EACHO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
s E L Ftp r ECTIO
A NEW METHOD.

ct each and every citizen procure one of
- =, Aliens Six Barrel Revolving Pistols, which
nnoIms miracles; if it be true. they will protect
,uu, mouse while you sleep, prevent mu,iny, or
s.snlee f:Aiul outbreak Of desperate slaves on
d., W land> Away with police, away with bull
re- ana away with fear This "Naiive Ame.
conIs vii! accomplish all that the most timid
du would recommend, "as caution" to iodivi-
usn s possessing this pistol, the importance Of
in m;, laps. Powder and Ball, and always bear
b. ss. ney will not 60 off alone. "Notice will
Win Nv" .. when that additional art is connected
ls,. is real Aliens patent Pistols, with all the
tail, BY ~ r sa; W9o' SWoC Sau 'e-
importer and Manufacturer OF Guns, &c,
ocL6-2au3w 'A'' .S"A''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY NJ. Is. Il q. Is. Hill, Aucts
THIRTEEN NEGROES.


We will sell this morning, al 10 o'clock. IS
Negroes, VIZ: 4 Negro Men, Girls, Boy.
Woman and Children, aud good Black
smith.
Oct 6. N. B. & c. B. HILL, Auets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUA-
BILE FARM In HENRlCO COUNTY.
N execution Of decree OF The county Court
i Of Henrco, pronounced On The 9Th day Of
SePlembef, lsiS, in suit therein pending sryled
ohnmbufs and wife y. Coiirei. el ais, shall, as
commissioner, proceet on Saturday, tie Th Of
oc,'oe!, on lie premises, 10 sell al public auction,
10 me hlshes bidder. cerlain rracf or parcel Of
laha, oil which Halborn Co,tgell died seized and
possessed, lying On the Three Chop Road adjoin-
ing the lanfs Of Samuel Coureli, Susan Duyai.
and The Deep Run Coal PHI Tract, in The county
U ., 1enIico, about 10 miles Yves, OF The Civ OF
nicnmonh, or so much thereof as may be ne.
cessary 10 pay the sum OF SIS collars 9 cents and
the costs OF suit and expenses OF sale.
Terms OF Sale-Cash for expenses Of sale and
costs OF sun; The balance 10 be paid in TWO equal
insialmen's, al s and months; The credit install.
menIsto bear interest from the day OF sale. and
10 be secured by bonds with approved securly.-
Tile retained until he last payment shall. have
been made. JNO. LESLIE BLAIR,
Sept 22-dds Com'r.
FARM, FARMING UTENSILS, STOCK,
CORN, FODDER. &C., FU2 SALE.
IHE subscriber, wishing 10 remove 10 the city
i 0! Rich ond, offers Tor sale The farm on
which nc now resides, atou, four anu hall miles
below me CITY Of Richmond, near The stage road.
Il coataiEs about l67 acres Of land 10 or II ot il
Is superior meadow land; also suiliciency OF
wool land ior the supper, OF The place. The
buildings consist OF Two Story dwelling, nearly
rev, excellent kitchen, smoke house ami neces-
sary out houses. There is also well OF excel.
lent water 10 the yard.
The place is remarkably healthy. He will
also sell his crop Of CON- fodder, plantation uten.
sis, household and kitchen furniture, young
horse, very fine young mule, cows, &c.
Should II MT be sold privately, il vii be offer
ed for sale publicly on TUESDAY, he Ss day Of
the present monh, (Ocsoher,) at - o'clock, on
tee premises. AnY person wishing 10 purchase
can call ant examine The premises, which will
show them
Terms reasonable aud made known on day Of
sale. ED. M. MORGAN.
Oct. Adds
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ID. Paine / 90.

MANAGERS OE OITERlES,
RICHMOND, VIGINIA
WHOLE TICKET, Nos. 2I4i 49, the prize of
w THlRTY-SiX THOU5AN DOLLARS, which
was sold and paid by Purcell go, being the largest
prize sold in this city within heist twelve years. and
amounting 10 more money thanll the prizes sold by
all other Managers in the last ~ three years, hut
we can continue this evidence, nd do SO az reason
that adventures should buy oer tickets than those
under that old established house D. PAINE & CO.,
they being he oldest aud most s,cessul Managers in
the United States.
BEHOLD THE ROOF!
Whole, 4s 81, sa5, oGo auari,, as Sc a, $1,000
aa.,s, 81 g. S @ns as 81 S. s ssS
The following prizes have bee sold since the first
August :-tIaf, sl2 900; whole i,000 whole 1000;
whole, 2,U76; whos, ,2S0; whol'4 ,OOO together with
numerous smaller ones, all of hich can be seen at
Examine The Grand Schemes feoetober, and forward
your ordersto c. w. pRCELl. q CO.,
Agcntfor Paine 4 Co. achmond Virginia
$4,000! $4,000 $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery ,1ass No "a, for 1913,
to bodrawn al Baltimore, Maiand, on Saturday, Oct.
lAh. IS Nos +, 10 drawn.
Grand scsme:
prize of $4,000 prize of 5000
10000 1000
|" l0,000l52 LOU
l $500 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-share In proportion.
NOVEL SCHEME mo BLANKS!
Lowest three number przs 81 goo; single number
prizes, SIS; highest two nmber prize, e200; lowest
Two numbers, $50; and nj tickets having rosE OF
the drawn numbers, each, s..
Grand Consolidated Lotte4, Class a5, TO be drawn
at Baltimore Saturday, c.. ast leis. 70 Nos, 10
drawn.
Grand Csitns:
prize of $4,000 = prizescf Sl,75o
L 10000 . 500
1 10000 " $50
1882 loo 1000
$500 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl5-haives andlnaricrs in proportion.
~ In purchasing by the pckage deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
prT Orders meet our usnI prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above or IN ny other Lottery. drawing
daily, (prce OF Tickets from TO 500 under our
nagement, address us, or lC. w. PURCELL,
Agentfo ID. PhINEk CO., Richmond. Va.
Sept Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
BEHOLD THE ROOF
$40 nnnl 500 00n sln ono !

7 1fU,UUU. T1UJUUU. tIUlUUU!
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, 1ass No "a, for 1913,
to BIO drawn al Baltimore, Manand, on Saturday, Oct
lAh. IS Nos i, 10 drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
hi FRJJsT TREES
NORRIS 81 STOKES.

L. OF all TIE CHOICEST SORTS,
ORNAMENTAL FREES. SHRUBBEkY,
GRAPE VINES, ROSES, &c, &C.,
From the Nursery of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-27
December 7th, lS47.

DINNER To GEMS. QUITMAN AND SHlELDs.-The din
ner given to those gentlemen in Washington, was a
brilliant affair. The speeches and sentiments, as
published 10 the National Integencer, indicate how
strong is the determination to uphold the honor of the
country despite all tory counsels. As we bave not
room for detailed account of what occurred at the
table, we copy the following from the Baltimore Sun:
The speeches of Mr.. Dallas, Mr.. Buchanan, and
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, of Maryland, were distin-
guished by great fervor tact and eoquence. The lat
ter gentleman with his ron-cast countenance, spoke
words of FIRE. when he declared that, though wing,
he was American, and believed the war just war
and the duty of patriot to prosecute it with vigor.
And he said this not only festive occasion over
the cup but would prove his sincerity by his course
in the Senate And he did this. individually, but
in accordance with the sentiments of his State, which
would not permit him TO represent her, did he enter
tain different sentiments. MIR. Johnsons style of ora
tory solemn, impressive and determined as is the
man, and produced immense sensation. He was re-
peatedy cheered and at last down. literally over
whelmed with applause. Gen. Quitman and Shields,
each, in turn addressed the audience; but the Irish
descent of Gen. Shields proved his power of eloquence
to be superior to those of his fellow officer.
MIR. Dallas, IN his speech on Friday evening last,
paid beautiful compliment to the leading Generals
of our army; and that 'old lack with his white
horse" came in for a respectable share. This was
in excellent taste, and well received by the company.
Gen. Shields pronounced fine eulogy on General
Scott and after the health of that General that of
Gen. Worth drunk with great enthusiasm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-27
AN ACT to amend an act entitled ian act for tn
benefit Of the Volunteers for the Mericdn War, and
for The a.nlief of cnarnfa fronratrers

JOT Tue fettD W County, tTedSUTeTS.
General assembly Of the
Indiana provisions of
benefit the volunteers of the Mexican War and for the re0
county rasuers" approved January h 1871 be amended
period of their enrolment and residents the State In
diana.
Of the counties of this State in which volunteers aore
said shall have charged them either
state purposes for the 1896 enter receipt the tax bok
Of the favor OF such volunteer volunteer
prescribed smendatory
all where the remain due and unpaid And that all
any from any
for said shall be the duty said Teaure 70 refund
hands, accrung collected for
the county, respectively may have been col
from intended be released from and
for said year.
J. any of said volunteers shall
be hargese with State for the lo4 which
due and unpaid shall be- the duty OF said easuers
credit favor Of such volunteer volunteers for the amount
Of his their for the year 1886 provided the amount for
said s4 shall exceed the with which said voun
volunteers chsgeab the 1885, and in
the taxes OF said volunteer volunteers for e shall exceed the
amount Of aforesaid for 1896 then said shall credit
1896 and the Of said volunteer for 1885,
shall exceed the amount of their for S4 then the full
for shall credited aforesaid and the said
shall refund said the
entitled provided also of the
death of volunteers, their widows legal
representatives shall be entitled all The privileges hereby
tended.
and the which this amendatoy be extended to the
volunteers and regulars who In the service IN the Mexican
War.
SEC. s. That carry provisions of this act,
the said treasurer and courts doing
business shall be governed in all respects by the act to which this
is auendsory.
SEC G. This art to take effect from and after its
and publication in the Indiana State Journal and State
WILLIAM A. PORTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
PARIS c. CUNNING,
President Of the Senate.
Approved, January IL, 1913.