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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22
FORTUNES HONE.

"STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS!
THE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
L Fortune as one of her agents in distributing her
favors amongst the people In I'll part of the world has
located hmselfat No G. Main street Richmond, front
Market where he will be happy to see his friends and
receive orders from any part of the country, which
will be promptly and cnnhdentally attended 10. IL is
useless for him To advise, or dictate 10 any ona what II
their interest in securing TO themselves, by small
investment competency TOR life; and as he il opposed
To the putting system, will not do 90, hut will only
mark, that f any Of his friends, or public general.
y, have any spare change that they feel disposed To
risk in this way they viii always find supply, and
variety oftckes in all lotteries, under the
of the old firm, ID. PAINE K Co, who, for the short
space Of time that they have been established here
have been the successful Managers The United
States Schemes of lotteries. with prizes of 80 600
dollars, 40 600 10000, 200D0, 1000, 5000, &c &C.,
&C., be had al my office; and tickets from
twenty dollars, always hand. For particulars,
bills OF tn. day. RICHARD CHALK,
No. i. Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Pokomoke, 81 Capitals: Sl3,50O,
4 Of $500, 10 OF 400, &C. 75 Nos. Is drawn
Tickets Sd.
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Class 4. Ca
pitas: 3 of ;s25 900, of 5000, 3 OF 1000, Of
2250, 4 Of 1900 20 OF 1000, &c. rs Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lp,le
ries advertised by Messrs d. Paine Il Co, attend
ed TO with prompness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. r. CHALK.
Tlec IL
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WI P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
w Wall Street, Richmond, Va.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
FRIDlY- Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1900 &
OF 500, &c. IS Nos, i2drawn. Ticke's 4
SAruRD.y-Capitals $50, 600, $4,000, 1000,
10000, 2l4 of 1000, &c OF 200, Sc. 70 Nos. IL
drawn Tickets Sl5.
Tickets 10 the above for sale by TURPlN,
wall 81 Dec. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22

IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rules held for the
Circuit Superior Count of Law and hancery for Mid
lesex county, October term. leis:
William 5 Davis, administrator OF William Kidd.
against Plaintiff:
William Baker and John McGill, executor OF WIN
Shepberd deceased, Defendants.
This cause came on this day, The bill, The answer
10 said bill filed by the der ndanis and the plaintiffs
rejoinder thereto and argued by counse-on con-
sideration whereof, the Court everything said demurr-
er on motion Of the plaintiff his hill Is taken for con-
essed and the Court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that the defendant William BAKER settle before one Of
The Commissioners of this Court account ofbS guar
dianship OF his late ward William Kidd, and which ac-
count The said Commissioner hereby required 10 state
and settle and report his proceedings herein 10 Court,
together with any matter specially stated, deemed per-
tnent by himself, which may be required by any OF
the parties to be SO stated
Copy-Teste,
JAS E HEALY, d CMC C..
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OWLEs' OFFICE, Wall Street, Richmond

Virginia.
To-day Pokomoke Class 81. Capitalist
S3.5Co. 4 Of $500. 10 Of 400, &c. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos MARYLAND Consolidated Extra 3:
II 81 81 "A G8 So 80 20 70 SIS AZ.
Whole Nos 20 50 90, capital OF $50, sold
and paid by COWLES.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, 3:
40 81 % 81 q p so IL % 3 9 Al ID 40 2 81
Ticket, Nos. Is 81, capital Of 500, sold
by COWIES
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AUCTION SALES.
zsy II. ~. Dickinson & asro.
Ten NEGROES.

On TUESDAY. 81 day OF January, lS49 will
DC sod al oar auci ion house, al 10 o'clock, four
negro Men Zone of them good cook,) three ne
gro Boys ami three negro Girs
IL DICKINSON y BROTHER,
Dec % Auc,s.
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THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

one OF the most important discoveries of the age In
,@.orating the condition of this large class Of suffer
M humanity, Consumpives is DIR. Wistars Balsan of
,y,,d Cherry What time establishes and consecrates,
INA, experience adopts and confirms, what all mon in
ali places unite in saying is good and valuable, Is no
doubt popularity ofths SORT fixes in society its roots
~ deep and strong, that time cannot destroy it, The
success which has attended this medicine for several
Years past has the prejudces Of all respecta
bic and sensible men, and tho article has taken stand
among the first class Of discoveries and blessings Of the
sce and when resoed TO in season. eradcates the dis
eases for which II is recommended.
We'tH,the following from the Bellows Falls Gazette
Of January, 1886:
WISTAR'S Observation-Disclosures our aver
sion to putting, many do, everything lnat eon a'
along in the shape Of Patent Medicines ana ho ae.
that we scarcely ever take medicines OF any khu yet
az fee thar we should be doing injustice 10 the CON-
mupily by withholding longer the favorable opinion
W. have Wstar's Basam, in cases OF colds and pull
monary compaintsi Having witnessed its good effects
m several instances, we believe II 10 be an excellent
article.
az Beware OF counterfeits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nd ali other partitions of Wild Cherry Remember,
aey only initiate in name, without possessing the viz
ues Buy none but the genuine and original DE-. WIS
raR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed l.
sits ON the wrapper.
SETH w. FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
For sale, wholesale and retail by
~ GAYNoR WOOD,
Nc 4S Main S:reet, Richmond,
Nov ls4S. And by Druggists generally
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Louisa Railroad.

TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STANTON.
Daily by Railroad and
rJ,O Charlottesville, s. 90 Messrs. VIM p Parish
Co.'S Stages A liberal
To Staunton 81 90 amount OF baggage allow
ed
To Lynchbure 81 SOY Sr Connects with lines
West Of Lynchburg, by
To Amherst C. H., Z 80 stage III Messrs. j. l.,
Heiskrll & CO. without
To Nelson &. H., 20 detention.
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction, 81 SO
Fare between Amherst q Il. and Junction, 30
Fare between Nelson L. II. aud Junction, no
Passengers leaving LyGchburg on Sundays, We'd
n,s6ays and Fridays at !, A NJ, arrive NEXT day IN
Richmond at III, A. NJ; IN Washington al al P. NJ.
and IN Baltimore by 7, T VI
Passengers for Ly nchhurs take the cars at s. A. NJ
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving IN
Charlottesville before night; leave next day al a. A. M
and reach Lynchhurg at 6, P. NJ.
Fare between Washington and stanton, $l0-Tiek-
ets on the Boat or al Staunton.
Nov l-cu NAHUM, agent
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by ~. III. n 4. Is. Hill. Aucts.
FOUR NEGROES

FUU Z NFIIitUES
Will BE- sold BY u, This morning, al 10 o'clock
Two Nero Men, one Negro Woman, and one
Negro Boy. N. Z. y e. B. BILL, Aucts.
Dec %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-22
EDUCATION.

THE FEMALE SCHOOL nj the residence Of the
subscriber tMillwood Powhatan county,l will he
Te.Oprnrd. under the superintendent Of Miss Sarah
Miller, long and favorahly known as Teacher in
This part uf Virginia the 18th day of January 1919
The peculiar advantages az This School very great
Miss Miller. during her Childhood spoke other
than the French language. understands II tho roughly
and speaks II as well n 80 with The English
Having learned IL very dramatically, shr teaches il IN
like manner.
The subscriber will take Sly boarders, il early app
cation be made.
TERMS:
All the branches of a thorough English Education, and
Board per session OF ten months, 500
Tuition IN English, IS
Tuition in French, 20
Music on Piano, 40
Payable n the end Of each half session oil five months.
No deduction, except in cases Of continued illness
Pupils entered for the whole term Of ten months.
Address-nr. David McCaw, Subjects Tavern Pow.
hatan county. Nov 2l-ctf
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FEMALE EDUCATiON-tP RoTEsTANT)
ITO parents who are DESTROYS of securing for their
daughters The best Improvement Of the Time allo-
ted To their education, and WHO prefer small numbers
in school 10 low prices, the undersigned respectfully
announces his establishment of F.7.HIL Y BOARD.
mo SCHOOL in the city of Washington. designed 10
meet their want. His thirteen years. experience
Principal Of The Collegiate Institution for Young la.
dies" in Philadelphia, and the aid Of Teachers who
have been educated for the profession, and have won
the highest distinction in other Institutions give him
confidence that those Who enlrI-t the education
Of their daughters To his will be disappointed
Post paid applications from abroad. for information,
will be responded III hy circulars containing information
rs 10 studies, plan Of instruction, aud terms
K ~ CUSHMAN. a VI, Indiana Avenue,
Opposite Judiciary square, Washington.
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: COUNTY, TO WIT

H. Justice Of the Peace for said county,
do hereby certify that -, who ha- executed the
above Power Of Attorney, personally appeared he
fore me, and made oath that The stock on which -
vote = proposed To he given, is bona ide' -,
and that the is not held by of any transfer
conrlved designed Ia evahe the provisions of the
ration Of Banks" passed the 22d March, 1897.
Given under my hand this - day Of. Isi !.
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His own property, or the property Of -, his
ward, or OF his lesiator, or nesors estate, naming
the testator or intestate ~ bona dr held by him in
virtue OF some duly recorded will deed III for
some other person persons, naming the persons and
Hash n.r
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

w ILL b. soil, at public auction, on Saiur.
w cay al 4 o'c'ock, P NJ, Pew No CT in
Centenary Church The sale will lake place in
The Church. Terms cash.
GEO w. TOLER,
Dec. u Admir- OF Geo. Reese deed.
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SALE Dc NEGROES

PURSUANT 10 a decree Of The Comfy Court Of King
William pronounced III the suit OF q aries, &c,
Qnarlts, St., The undersigned. ~ Commissioner
therein named, wills sell by public aucIion for cash. al
Aylets. IN said county, the FIRST day Of January,
lsi9. six SLaVEs-a young. likely and valuable
Dec l9-clds f BARNEY Cnmir.
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TH e TR Il

Beneh, Of MR. MACREADY and las. appear
arce.
FRIDAY, December 22d, will be acted, Lord By
ron's Tragedy Of
w + K N + r.
aSt1-' aped to the Stage, and arranged for repre-
,vn'anon by Mr.. Macready.
Werner Mr.. MacIeaiy.
labor MIR. Ryder.
ulIic Mr.. Stark.
josephine Mrs. Cramer.
Ida Miss Kale Horn.
PAS SEUL, by Miss LUDLOW
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FEMALE -WARRENTON
NORTH CAROLINA.
EACULTY-REv. N. q. GRAVES, A. NJ,
]. WILCOX

j " w hpnEN yin,
NORTH CAROLINA.
EACULTY-REv. N. 2. GRAVES, A. NJ,
J. WILCOX,
l. Z. GRAVES, A. NJ
The ninth Academic year of this Institution will CON-
mence on the first Monday in January next.
The edihce Is constructed with strict reference TO
comfort and convenience, and is amply sufficient TO
commodaie one hundred pupils
Torender the Sciences attractive, and the instruction
thorough, good Philosophical Chemical and Asrono-
mical Apparatus has been procured. The Libraries OF
the Faculty, consisting of than thousand 70.
umes, are accessible to the pupils. Lectures, with
periments are delivered weekly, upon scientific sub
Jecs All charges are made from the time of entrance
EXPENSES PER SESSION:
Board, per session of five months S45
English Tuition, from Sl0 to ~
Music on Piano, and use Of instrument, %
Music Guitar, and use Of instrument, l8
MonOchromatic. Mezzotnto and Chinese Painting;
Lanscape Drawing and Painting; Lessons in Wax
Flowers and Fruit; French, Italian, Spanish Ger
man, Latin and Greek Langnagrs-each,
Oil Painting, 10
Vocal Music and all kinds of Needle and Fancy Work
without charge
Those who complete the courses of study laid down
in the Circular entitled to diploma and gold medal
At the close of each session there will be public
animation, conducted before committee of Visitation.
To the Faculty and their ladies' entrusted the en-
tire and instruction of those connected with the
stitution. Dec l5-cw6w
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PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES, AT WIN.
S WARES TAVERN, IN THE COUN-
Try OF HANOVER


MILL be sold for cash, Monday, the first day Of
" January. 1919, Al WIN. :. Ware Tavern, III this
county, Two likely young Negro Men, Elk likely young
Women, and nne Boy abonttrn years old.
BILLY w TALLEY.
Hanover Dec 81 ls3s-ciitds
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IN CHANcERY-VIRGirIA:- At a Court continued
and held fo buckingham county, Al the Court House,
on Tuesday. the lin day of November, lsio:
fleming Caycs, Plaintiff
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Urbanna, Oct Goth, leis
The parties in the foregoing order interested will
take notice that have appointed TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of January $780, for the taking Of the accounts
therein required al my office, in The town OF Uibanna,
Middlesex county, Virginia, nj which time and place
they are required attend with all The evidence neces
sary TO enable me TO comply Herewith.
THOS EVANS,
Com'r of $ L & C for MddlessS county.
n.r IS-rw4w
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIFT OF THE
SEASON
rTHE BOQUET OF MELODY, for 1919
!. beautifully bound, and embellished with 10
Illuminated autographs, and containing The
choicest collection OF Music ever published in
the United States-all OF which is entirely new,
ant selected expressly for this work. For sale
only by P. Fl. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store, l60 Main ST.,
Dec - opposite the Banks.
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RICHARD II DIpRELL MONROE W. jones.
DIBRELL 81 JONES,
Commission Merchants,
OFFICE NEAR SHockoE WAREHOUSE,
RICHMOND, "a,
Pay particular attention to the sale OF Tobacco,
Wheat and Flour II Cash advances made
on consignmenis. Dec l5-clm
MANCHESTER COTTON AND WOOL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders in
i this Company will be held al The Exchange
Hotel on Saturday, The Both inst, al ii o'clock,
A. M. Punc,ual attendance is desired.
Dec l9-c4l&d5t
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r w. MAURY & co. Managers No. /,
y under City Hotel.
CAPITALS, &C., FOR THE WEEK!
FRIDAY = Capitals: SIG 900, 5000, 1000,
1900, 6 of SEQ, &c. rs Nos II drawn. Tickets
SATURDAY Capitals: OOOO, 10000
30 COO 10000, PA OF 900, 66 of 200, &c. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SIS. Dec. Is
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S II O V T. $

rlIE subscribers have hand every variety parIor
office and cooking STOVES, from the smallest 10
the largest size-suiIahe Tor wood Or coal Also large
Stoves, in churches and pnhlic ruomsa OF the latest
patterns and most approved construction
Also, large assortment OF tn Ware. Sheet Iron
Utensils Stove Pipe, &c, all Of (which they will sell al
the lowest prices. tall AT establishment, Main
street, between City Hotel and old Market
Nov 3-c3m DIX Z K WELLER
IN CHANcERY-VIRGirIa:- AT a Court continued
and held for buckingham county, n the Court House,
on Tuesday the lin day OF November, lsio
fleming Caycs, Plaintiff
against
traitor of Htnry Adcock, deceased. Defendants.
The defendant. Marshall II. Adcock mol having en-
tered hl' appearance ana given security according Ia
the act of Assembly and the rules of is Court and
appearing By satisfactory evidence that he Is not in
hi0ant ni THIS couhty II i ordered, that the said
Marshall H. Adcock do appear here on the fst day of
February Court next and answer the hill Of the slain
l aud that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some public newspaper published in The city Of Ricn
mond Tor two months succ--svriy. ana posted the
front door of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Irstr,
Nov. a4-cwam ROLFE ELDRIDGE, G. b. Z.
TN Goochand County Cont, 10Th November, IsI.:-
seBh Shelton deceased, Ordered thai al persons who
may have claims against the Estate ii the said Joseph
Shelton, deceased, do exhibit the same William :.
Fowler and Eiin l.. Terrell, Admin srators Of the said
Joseph Shelton deceased, for settlement on or before
thr fourteenth day OF February nrStt appearing 10
the Court that than years have elapsed
the qualification Of the said Administrators; and that
copy of this order be forth with inserted IN nespa
per published In the city of Richmond for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY and posted the door Of The Court house
of tins county on Two several Court days.
Copy-Trsie,
Decs-cwsw MAR. W. MILLER, OK.
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Rockhfider county, Dec. 3, ls4s-c7t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Fayetteville Female Seminary.

TE7 II + Proprietor of this Institution has the graf
| q ifcation of announcing to the public gene
rally and to her friends and patrons; she has been
enable 10 increase The facilities for Illustration and
instruction; and 10 procure the services of the
hest teachers in the State, in the different depart
menls OF labor in this Seminary.
Here Is laugh. from b & to the highest bran
ches of English Literature. together with the
French and Latin. The sbiIfuI use of the needle
IN all the varieties of pIan useful and ornamental
work. Drawing is taught by Il Gentleman. who
gives lessons twice a week in tho Music roorn
where his sister Miss 4. FREYSCHLAG, has so
successfully taught Music the last year. and who
will be employed the coming session, as Il 1crma-
nent Teacher tbs PIANO. Her sister Miss B.
REISCHLAG will give lessons in Frcnch.-
They occupy a seperate building near US, 50 that
pupils can pass and replss, and the classes %
monlouslv forward under the mutual arrangcuIent
ana co-opPeruton Of the teachers while the Pro
Prietor is responsible her patrons for tho sue
cess of all the departments.
OF the German Teachers, il need only be said
that their knowledge was acquired in their native
land, before they ler. Europe. With their capa-
hiiity as teachers, is united integrity Of charac-
ter, ani strict moral principles, without which all
their acquisitions would be worse th0n useless.
EEcV. Ceplsas Ey3slaDure,
who will take charge of the higher branches in
English Lllrature and be u safe reference in the
too well known to the public; to need any guRran-
tee. but his name, - secure public confidence.
Above all we believe the teachers secured, have
the capacity aud disposition, to meet wItaa proper
spirit the various provOcatous arising from COM
bnaLon Of character found ia the primary teach
In conclusion we can pledge to our patrons. a
better choice in accommodations for board than
formerly, as several responsible houses have Of
fered 20 prepare to board pupils, where particular
at eHon viii be paid to the attire manners habits,
and morals of the scholars; gad where they will
lend their influence to accomplish the object of the
principal in The discipline of The Seminary. Among
whom we mention Dir, Washington, Mr.. Wilson,
and Mr. Yell, who have daughters to educate,
whose good conduct has done honor their pa
rents while members Of the Seminary. And be
assured The undertaking efforts Of the primary
teacher will be continued 10 secure the greate,tt
possible good 10 individuals and 10 the school gen,
orally. We hope generous and apPreciasiug
public will continue such patronage as will enable
Us TO continue. uu5 Increase our facilities 10 nc
finished and thorough education, for
aI VINO avail laa.n4g.gr4 of ,la privileges ST tl-
Flye.lsgi.e Fcu-.g Seminary.
SOPHIA SAWYER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
,-.1ly foP the Arkansas IntelIigeneer.


- Costa. Fayetteville, Ark.
J, h'.S wilson Il c. G. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
u +, e Berry, CarrOlIton.
Ii I, Y, r MITCHELL Crooked creek,
- p ,. .c-raenwood. Bentonville.
4 a. . Ward. Bealies' Prairie,
INES me Hagooi. and NJ. w rgHt, boonsOoro''
-ll1s ne NJ. Kqrnes. Ashley P. ..
n, Daniels, Neosho, Mo.
T. S.o,t. Honey creek. No.
1.Iano, Park Hii', c. n.
=. Master, Kodron.
p D.nka, Fort Gibson.
3s,sins, Creek Agency.
- Johnson. Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
1 Po.,om, DoaksGi.le,
+ HsaII, Choc;. Agency.
tTE II Mayors, Fort Smith.
!. u,s.er, Pleasant Hill,
B. Aston, SPadEa,
|; \ Hays, Dover,
d Rose, CIarksVile.
]. P.9Ta, Ii.t!s R0cl,.
= brentwood. New Orleans.
= R. Kellom. Charleston,
? u-Pberson, Oak Grove,
stephenson. Roseyiie,
!. Hadiia, Dwight,
". Blegin. Washington,
3. Jones, Pine Bluffs,
\. Poster. Helena,
ysi, BatasyilIe.
Parish, Danville,
Brgst, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
ASignmcnt CT Land Warrants.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Washington City, Sept. ID, 1913.

Washington City, Sept. 10, 1913.
To prevent undue eXactlons from soldiers ~
neceSsitous circumstances. suggest Tor the IA
ture. that the assignments Of land warrants be
made on the backs of the warrants in all cases
when practicable. Justices of the peace and no.
tares public are strictly enjoined, in certifying to
the owIedgements Of warrants, to I'LL up The
dates on the days on which such Instruments
are executed. The Gih section Of the act OF Con-
gress of February IL, IS47, provides that - all
sales. mortgages, poDers, or Otter iHStrHmeHiS o.
acrjHg, mate egccuied prior 10 the issue OF any
such carrant, stall be null dHd Uoid," so that any
such blanks TO dates left by them to be hied up
after the emanation of the warrant, IS highly nm
proper on the part Of the officer who permits 1t,
and is in f.aud OF the act of Congress upon that
subject. Attention TO these suggestions may ais-
pense with the filing OF numerous cavsats by sho
soldier to prevent the issue Of the patents where
the assignments are alleged to be fraudalent.
RICHARD II. YOUNG,
Commissioner.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
REHABILITATION.
Total.

The FLORIDA FISHERIES appear to be very little
known Thus far they have been turned pri,,ci.
pay to supplying the market of Cuba, the prices
paid on that island being sufficient, in s,,.e of the
heaey tariff on fish to monopoize near ~ the whole
trade. Thore are now about thirty vessels on the
banks. and five TIME as many might find profita-
bio employment. The SpaIiards while in posses
sion of Florida, considered the fisheries ono of the
mos, important branches of trade and revenue.
certainly they ought not to be less in the hands of
the en,erprlsing Yankees.--N. Y. Sun.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

TAYLOR DROPPED IN MICHIGAN.--There appears
TO have been concerted plan to desert Taylor all
over the State. Frs. tho Taylor club at the State
apto O-ansing) met and rePudiated him and
next the Jackson Gazette and the wings of Jack
son county cast him off and adopted Van Buren,.
The following wings we learn, have entirely re-
pudiated aylor since the Buffalo convention: j..
NJ. Lamb, J. w. Gordon, Henry w. Tayo or, Aus
tin Blair, Joseph r. Williams. The former was
lately whig candidate for Lieut.. Governor; the Sc
cord, whig Lieut.. Governor and whig caucus can
ddato for u. S. Senator; the third, late whig re-
preventative in the legislature and former whig
member of Congress, from the Canandaigua DIS
trct in New York the fourth, the whig leader in
the House of Representatives IN lS4|, and the
fifth, wing candidate for Congress and delegate
to the late Philadelphia convention. In addition
to The above, there are hundreds Of the rank aud
! file of the party who have Withdrawn and refuse
to support TAYLOR. There will also 5e a meeting
of the wings of ueighboring township at which
Gen. Taylor will be formally aaandoned.-DG'
trojt Free Press.