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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
.a,hnaasas Y. ssi:n.

ATTOR.NE At Law
ITAS removed 10 an Office unGe. The Richmond
II House. Governor Street, TWO doors above
he Office Of DR.. John Cullen.
hnoust OIL
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MISCELLANEOUS
Andrew .Eossasstao.

ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has stunned "a .ieh
Lmond and will practise in the Courts he'd in ,bis
city and county, and The adjoining Counties
;ry- Ollie. over aiessfs. smith & Rar,yood,. Min
street. aar 2-Ivdcc
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VALUABLE FARM AND RESIDENCE.
FOR SALE

Aug a2-cwtds commissioners.
=. The Fincastle Democrat will please insert the
above until the day of sale. TIE COMMISSIONERS.
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Warsaw. Angus; IS, lsis-ctf

NEW IRON AND METAL STORE. ;,
,,ur .,h.crher has opened Store on the corner oil
Cary and 4h street for The sale ." r Tn an P. sa'
Iron, Boiler Plate shss, Iron, conpef and 81 soeiis
.aiI Com ii, those in want of arc es in his line
eau from al tuo'e " WM BURR.
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AUCTION SANS
By a. X, q G.B. Hill, Auct..

rLGRCES.
This Day a. 10 o'clock, will be sold one Ne.
gro Cnl, and one Negro Woman ard Child.
Sep Is s & @ b HILL Ancls
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NJ T. SUMMERS CLASSICAL AND MA

TaEMATICAL SCHOOL.
TINE mex, ion OF my School vii! the
L nrst Monday in October and continue ten months.
TERMS:
The Classical and the Maihe matical studies, S+2
III ra,;sh s,udies -
Four pupils will be received into my family board
srs IL application be made before the commencement
Of the session.
Address-Rsv VI I SUMNER, Richmond, Va,
Aug l6-ctd
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Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters s.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any of the above Schemes addressed 10
the undersigned, Will receive the most prompt attrn-
tion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon ms il is received.
Nh -Iurley pays postage on all letters TO and
from his ufce.
fIutleys rule is IL cash all prizes al sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by nthor vendors
Hurley has al all times complete assortment Of
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 Ia $50.
Please address your Ordeisto WM. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Aug % All business strictly con dentia July %
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

INFORMATION having hra received hy the ESecu-
1 tive, that JAMES HAWKINS, who had heen con-
victed al the last superior Cart of Law, &C., for the
county Of Rockingham, has scaped from the Jail q
that county, ana Is gon AT large- do therefore
hereby offer reward Of fitylolais 10 any person
persons who shall arrest the aid James Hawkins aud
deliver Inn into the Jai! of Rockingham county; and
do moreover require all Offices OF this Commonwealth,
civil and military, and requet the people generally, 10
their best eSerons prcure the arrest Of the said
James Hawkins, that he mayoe brought TO Justice
Given under my hand az Lieutenant Governor TACT
ing in The absenceo Of the Governor from the
lsEAL seat of Government and under the Lesser
Seal of The Common ,eail, At Richmond, this
10Th day OF August, in the yer 1879.
Signed, JOHN Willy
70 Hawkins is representa- TO b. about 81 or - years
Of age stout built, feet Cor 10 inches hieh brown
hair, grey eyes, aud fair complexion. Aug i5-cbt
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GOODS. AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,


THE subscriber is selling off his very desirable s!oek
i Of Goods al exceedingly low prices, in order to
make room for his Fall supply. His stock is always
ia,cs and commanding, and worthy the attention of
the public. 1osErh noouSoN'
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SITUATION WANTED.
WANTED, situation OF some kind, by
w young married man from the Nortb, Of
sober and industrious habits. Address ]. w.,
Enquirer Office. Aug. 3l-2,s
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EYEcuTOR,s NOTICE.

EXECUTIVES NOTICE.
LII persons Ina wing claims against the late DR.. WA
n MrsroS, are requested 70 present them Immediate
ly TO the undersigned for payment and those indebted
70 his estate, respectfully requested 70 make pay
ment TO him without delay. r. F. PRENTIS,
Executor of William Minton, deceased.
Renrco, August le-e2m
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NOTICE.

NIJIIOE.
A VALUABLE TRACT oP LAND for sale in Cbes-
n tered county, situated the Goodies bridge road,
about fifteen miles from the City of Richmond, con-
tanning 355A acres, with Dwelling House and all the
necessary out houses The so Is admirably adapted TO
The growth Of corn, oats, wheat and tobacco, and Is
desirable situation for physician. bargain may be
had by immediate application being made TO the sub
scr,brr. N.uoDpi"
Aug. l6-c2awlm
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BY THE LIEUT.. GovEROR OF VIRGINIA
A pR0rI a NATION

IMPORTATION having been eccived by the Exrcr-
live, that an a,rocous murds has been committed IN
Greene county, by certain EREMiAH HANEf j,
upon Bnford Morris, and that he SAID tianry hath fled
from justice, and i now goins large do therefore
hereby oIer reward Of one hMdred dollars 10 any
son or persons who shall rsthe said jeremiah ia
nry and deliver him into the J Of Greene county; and
| do moreover require all Dicsrs Of this Common
wealth, civil and military, aud equest the people
the said jeremiah IIanry, tina he may be brought IN
justice.
Given under by hand az Liatenant Governor, tact.
inc in the absence o the Governor from the
lsEAL seat OF Government, and under the Lesser
Seal Of the Commonwealth, III Richmond, this
10Th day Of August, IN the yealeis
Signed, JOHN Willy.
nr IIaney is represented lCDe about feet inches
height, slender made sharpeatres, dark eyes and
hair, large mouth, teeth muchdecayed is between IS
and 10 years of age. Aug l5-cGt
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DEAOY mats London Overcoa;s, Legsns
IT, and Caters, imported and .cr sale by
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS.
Sep.l-3m
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"A Valuable s.srr..,

ULLIAM Z SHADE, AuttI0nrsfs
Rgsrtaet 10 tlr following gentlemen ~ 70 qualify
&C.: Wellington Goddin. Acoiph Dii ALBERT A. Nor
il. and Tho. u. Garter Aug a--,tliSrw3uAr td,
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
E1sck er q: "A Olson
GENERAL AGENTS

Richmond, August LIST, lS4s.-clm - : =
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IN cHANcERY -ViRoisIA AT Rules held In the
CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
James BAYLOR, Plaintiff:
against
Hugh A. Garland, surviving marine, of h,mself and
George w. wharton, partners trading under the firm
and style of H. A. Garland Co., John Sinclair, Tho
mas "aiace anu nasio may, Defendants.
his appearance and given security aecordns IN The ACT
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and nn-ay
ing by satisfactory evidence that he an inbabt,nt
Of this Commonwealth, on motion Of the plaintif hy
his attorney, Is Ordered. That the said defendant do
appear the rules TO be held in the Clerks Office Of
our said Court, the first Monday in November ne1t
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copv Of
this order be forthwith inserted In pub
iishsd in the city Of Richmond for months success
sively and posted the front door of the Courthouse
OF this county. A Copy-Tests,
Sept l-cw2m JOHN CARY. C. c.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
and Chancery for Gloucester county on Monday. The
7th day of August, 1913:
William o. Watt, who sues as well for himself az
for all other creditors of William c. Booker deceased
against Plaintitr.
Mat w. Kemp, late Sheriff and Committee Adminis
traitor of the Estate Of Cary Booker deceased ind Of
the Estate of William c. Booker, deceased; Nancy
Hooker, widow of Cary Booker, deceased; John w.
button and wife, William Jones, Henry Sears and
wife, and William AGRA and wife, and others,
Defendants.
The defendants, Henry Sears and wife, not having
entered their appearance and gwen security according
10 the act OF Assembly and The rules of this Court
II appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, they re no,
inhabitants Of this Commonw ealth, on motor OF the
plaintiff by his attorney, it is Ordered That hc said
defendants do appear at the rules TO be held IN the
Clerks Office Of said Court the first Monday in
November next and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
copy OF this oder be forthwith inserted in
paper Published in the city of Richmond for months
successfully and posted at the front door OF the Court
house of this county. ACopy-Teste,
Sept l-cw2m JOHN CARY, c c.
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By the Magnetic Telegraph.

Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Sip. M.
We have no change 10 note either in our own
or the New York market to-day. The quotations
given yesterday rule To-day, save in the article OF
C9l.on, which has declined in the New York
,raraei Breadstuffs finn.
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FARMVlLLE FEMALE SEMINAR

FARMVILLE FEMALE SEMI SAR1.
THE next session Of this Institution will commence
i on the first Monday in October, aud close on the
last Thursday in July.
The charges, payable, one half in advance, the ba-
1nce at the close of the term, are as follows:
Board and Tuition, in the English branches, SlSo
Tuition alone, o ~
Music, ~
French and Latin, each. ~
in extra fee o: S. Is required from each member OF
the classes In Natural PHILOSOPHY and Chemistry.
Additional information, if desired, will be promptly
gwen IlNSLci, rr'he'P'i'
Auy o5-cw5w
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ue. l6-c2awlm

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL NEAR STAUNToN-Rr PiXE PowERs.
1HERE are three vacancies in this School, IL 10 ST.
tuated half mile OUT Of town. The boaTders hVe
in the house with the teacher, and required 10 rise
early and 10 attend Church. &c. Monthly reports are
seni To the narent or guardian. Aug 29-c6t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-11

ber Of the Second Chamber
Minister OF the Colonies and Marine-M Ryk n
member Of the ex- Government
Minister Of Catholic Worship-Vacant.
The Ministry we understand is neither homoge-
ley OF all shades of opinion
1t is positively contradiced that the government of
Holland had offered to that of Prussia the assistance of
some ships OF war In the affair against Denmark.
Hungary.
The accounts from Hungary, rather from the Sca-
vonian so-eaed military frontiers of that king
DAY the insursent Servsns are gaining strength, and
1t is even positively asserted that they in full pos
session OF Semlin the great commercial central point
between Vienna and Constantinope. On the north
ern side, too, Of Hungary the Scavonans continue
their depredatons and it Is all but certain that
the so-much dreaded pan-Sclavonic movement has
commenced in earnest-a movemen mt which, in all pro-
liability, will not be discouraged by recent events in
Vienna and the abrupt departure of the Emperor from
that capital The ungarians had resolved am
bassadors to the national assembly at Fran kfort
Saxony.
The Saxon diet opened at Dresden on the 2lst
inst by the king In person.
Bavaria.
NUREMBERG, May IS 1s4s.
Yesterday 24oo Austrian troops, from Bohemia.
passed through this city, their way to Mayence.
Duchy Of P0sen.
The Poles hold out in this place and are
maintaining a gallant struggle against the Germa MS
The Polish landowners have mortgaged their estates to
the full value for the purpose Of Prolongng the con
charged 1t IL said TO negotiate the part of France
respecting Polish affairs.
The German Diet has invited all the States of the
confederation separated from each other by different
tariffs to send delegates to Frankfort to discuss the
groundwork Of a common system of commerce
Luxembourg.
Letters from Luxembourg inform us that disturb
had broken out in that province At Ettebruck
a combat had taken place between the gems. ,arnes
and the republicans. Barbados were raised por-
ton Of the Prussian garrison OF Luxembourg inter-
fered and re-established order The tricolr flag was
bosted, but the gens-d armes and the custom house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-11

Inc naofiu letters and journals Of the Goth ult
are received Their contents are important
military Instruction took place at Seville on the
night Of the 18th inst which appears to have been of
a more serious nature than at fret stated The
accounts given are different Those furnished by the
90 appear-vsry from those commu cated In private
letters The former, OF tend to diminish the
importance OF the event, and give few details the
latter. ne doubt, exaggerate them
Z appears that at o'clock in the evening Of the
18th the nfana and her husband at the Alcazar
tpaace) for the purpose OF holding leyee In honor of
the birthday 81 the King After the conclu son of
the ceremony the royal pcrsonages proceeded the
theatre but very after the CONNIE the
performance symptoms appeared Of n revolt In a GER
tain quarter Of the city called the Gavida, where the
regiment Of Guadalsjara was quartered. That corps
amounting TO over 700 men, proceeded with number
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
Letter from Captain Wood.
CUERNEvACA, NJ

CUERNEvAcA, May 22d, lS4S.
Col. GEO. w. CLARKE,
Dear Sir-This is most probably, the lastlet
ter with which shall trouble you from Mexico,
| have received several letters from different per-
sons relative 10 their procuring certain papers
which they deem 10 be necessary TO establish
their claims TO the effects of deceased soldiers of
my company. At all times and whenever SOL
der of mine has deceased, have at once had all
his papers Of every character correctly made out
and forwarded to the proper Department. All
that il is necessary for the representatives Of any
of these men to do is 20 forward to Washington
the requisite evidence of their being the legal heir
of the deceased soldier whose effects they claim,
our Representatives in Congress would be the
most proper persons TO address in the matter.
There can be question Of their cheorfully
giving all the assistance in their power.
Since my last there have died, Of men from
Arkansas, the following:
w. J. Clark, Co. +.
G.. n. Ireland, do.
Sert. CoOncy, do.
w. Messiker, Co. ID.
In my own Company, c.
Nalorous Barnes,
Pleasant l.. Jones.
Barnes was enlisted at New Orleans aud was
good soldier lie was from Crawford county
Pennsy lvania. | shall not soon cease TO remcm
Der or regret the death of young Jones. He was
an, III every q4aIlty, an oiHcef COulu tsk IOIi
ever ready for the performance of his duty, ODE
dent 10 orders, brave, and kind to his fcllow-so'
diers, his loss is daplored by all. Almost his las
words were "lt grIeves me to die thus, when
| might have died in action!'' That he did no
die in action not because he shuned danger
for he the first man who gained the works
Of Conlreras in the front attack.
Wm. II. Todd has been worry low, but is now
rapidly convalescing. no other sickness in tn,
Company. Leuts. Felch, Conway and Wood
ruff are all quite well. Pena Pcna rc-eIecle,
President. Treaty passed the lower House
Will be on the way home in three weeks.
Yours very truly.
ALLEN WOOD.
Capt. Co. &. 18th lnft'y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
CHAPTER II.

l. AND Il moreover came 10 pass that in the
latter part of the month of March, Thomas the
governor called unto him his Sec retary, john the
son of Samuel, the Treasurer, which same John
hath countenance pleasant 10 look upon and is
seeding trustworthy.
3. And Thomas said to John it behooveIh mo
TO leave this cl,y for few days and 90 over upon
the coast OF the great river where my fields lie
to see that my men servants have sown the corn
so that may have bread. and it shall come to
pass that any eplstes on business which reouirelh
my attention come 10 hand, then do thou onlckIv
write 10 me. that may return and see to IT.
3. And John bowed his head, and said that The
thing should be done according to all that the 90.
vernon had commanded
f. Ana 1t came 10 pass that on the first dan of
APru, John took from the Post office the onisf IN
which Ambrose had written to Thomas and when
ne had read II, he straightway wrote the governor
concerning the same.
8. And John showed the episte of Ambrose
10 Elias. the Auditor. who is likewise q kinsnon
OF Ambrose, and III good repute among the peonle
.. And after Elias had freely cast the mat,er
over IN his own mind, he sent for Samuel. tho
treasurer, land communed with him. saving Am.
brose hath resigned his seat in the Sanhedron. and
gone 10 Mexico, and hath directed the oovernor 10
bestow his mantle upon Samuel, the doctor of
laws.
T. Now. therefore, do thou saddle thine ass
ana take trumpet in thy Land, and ride through
the CITY, and as thou goes blow loud blast upon
my trumpet, and cry aloud great is Samuel, for
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
FRIEND CLARKE

Sir :-Pease indulge me with space to ncknow-
ledge. through the medium Of your paper, the re-
ceptIon of $50 from the citizons of Van Buren,.
Arkansas. constituting me a Life Member of tho
American Bible Society, in New York. No
doubt The main object of this contribution was TO
aid in the gratultous distribution OF the Word of
Life among the destitute in our own State: vet
the unsolicited act of kindness in confeTing this
honor upon me will ever be remembered with si,
cerc gratitude JOHN BUCHANAN.
VAN buren,, Ark, June 2Sth lS4S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01

ny JUIID N, ,.
Mr.. Editor 81 authorised YOU to a announce me
candidate for the SheriffaI,v of Crawford
county. and deem it eXpedient to adopt The same
medium Of announcing my declinalion
was prevailed upon by many partial friends
to become candidate for the office above named
but circumstances of a peculiar nature compel me
to respectfully decline the supper. which they
kindly protlcred me. | shall ever bear in mind
their kind favors, which, at all times, it will give
me pleasure 10 acknowledge.
Respectfully, your ob't scrv't
N. A. PRYOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
BENroNvILLE. June 27th, 1913.


| see that the Banner is beginning to sweat un-
der the fire of the ''public sentiment letters''-
The editor is engaged in dirty work, but such as
might be expected from one employed 10 blow the
family trumpet. Sune the expression Of public
sentiment, indeed Beautiful business--nice bu-
sIness for public press. So soon as you cease
publishing the letters Of the people, we will quit
you and turn our support TO an independent edior
But pardon me, did not intend 10 intimate that
you wear 'he family collar. The Banner is mere
family machine-belongs TO a famil y-supporis
none but Me family, and lis editor dores no, to
pursue any other course, or he will be turned Off
like q broken down horse, rs he will be If he feeds
IN the family stable, much long9r
Col Sewer is weak in this county, no! so
much. however. upon his own account, or from
any want of confidence in him personally, as from
desire on the part of the people, to shake off his
everlasting Kin, who have, for so many years
been quartered on the State. 1t is a voracious
litter, always keen for the spoils, bu, ye. no,
without caution--wheneyer the people turn out
TO drive them of, they squat behind Serier and
begin to call upon the democracy TO "s,and up to
our faithful SENATOR
After writing the above, | received your las,
paper containing an extract from letter of Mai.
Borland's declaring his adhesion 10 the position
taken IN his circular. That will give satisfaction
here.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
Election Tickets or Ballots.

Orders from the surrounding counties, for Tick.
cts or Ballots, 10 be used at the ensuing August
Election, will be promptly fl led, upon short no.
tice at tho lNrELLIGENCER OFFICE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
Whole number.

There being no choice on this ballot, a second
ballot was ordered, which resulted as follows:
Fillmore, I73; Lawrence, ST, Sergeant. l :.
Evans 2; Clayton, 3.
Whole number of votes, 266. Necessary 10
choice, 1874.
The Hon. Millard Fillmore, of New York, was
then unanimously declared to be the choice OF the
Convention for the Vice Presidency, amid the most
deafenlpg cheers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01

"A New Posr OFFIcE.-W WAsuIrA, T. III. s.
GoOkin, p. NJ. ut Preston, Texas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
VAN BURY -,

Col: Geo. w. Clarke - 's'is :
DEAR SIR From your uniform eou,,.
political party opposed to you, l yc0,. y
favor of a few insertions, in your p,o., ~
nominees, so far as they have been ,n.a,
and send your bill to me for payment, :
Respectfully, your
Friend and o5cdcnt rerv,,,
JOHN Dpr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
Rough and Ready Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the friends of Gen.
TAYLOR, at the Presby terian Church. in Ft. Smitb
on Wednesday the 9th of July, inst, TO adopt
such measures as will be calculated promote his
elevation TO the Presidency, and to adopt other
measures that may be deemed necessary by the
meeting. All the citizens of the county are in
vIted to aHend.-ForI Smith Herald.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01
FAYETTEVILLE, June 21.h. ISIS.

think we viii have warm baltt with the
wings, although our victory will be unequivocal
Several letters have been received by the ruling
wings hero from Capt. Pike, their chief leader in
ihis State, and IN few days we viii learn the
programme of their proceedings. (Where is Bob
Snipes y My opinion is that they will have can.
dIdnes out for every Office perhaps onIv to raise
the steam for Rough and Read such steam as
blowcd them up in 40. But it will be in vain, the
democratic party are sup and doing" II the
wings bring out candidates for the legislature. we
Will be competed 10 concentrate one set of de-
mocrutic candidates to save our distance But of
This, feel no fears. Oidhqm aud Borlaad are
the watch words.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01

0@5-The Limerick Eranriner proposes that in Or
der to battle the government reporters, the agitators
shall henceforth spoak in the Irish tongue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01

ALMoMTE--We see by the N. o. Della, of the
18th ult., that this distinguished Mexican is about
TO visit tho Unitod States, and will in all probabi.
lty make New Orleans HIS place oc residence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01

% Our thanks are due TO Capt. Morton Of the
Cotton Plant, for late New Orleans papers, for
warded from the mouth of the river.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-01

Coz. CLAREE--Deqr Si,. Please inform those
persons who have taken so great an interest in
my affairs, to circulate through the county that
| am - in favor of the election of Sever and
llemPstead 10 the u. s Sonatc," that they re too
fast and that their statements are unaulhorsed
and no doubt, were fabricated by my enemies to
InJure my election. At the proper time, and from
the stump, will declare my preferences openlv
and Independently,
Respectfully, your friend,
PARKER L. STONE
VAN RIrpFN Iune 06,b 1SlS