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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17
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IN A N AG ERS.)
Successors 10 j. O. GREGORY e. co,
nFFICE, No. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" NO.ND, Ti,.inu.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
yirsini Lee hurs Lottery, Class No Gs Iur 1915 10
be- drawn saturday, Nov IL. - No ottrry-la
drawn ballots
! prize Of Sth.0h ~ prizes Of 81 900
i3I0D ~ 600
Tickets slo-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, So. IS, 10 be drawn November ~
7s Nos, IL drawn ballots
I"'zsof s'i,S 900 I"l.+ q s5 5oS"
10000 20n GOu, &c
Tickets SiN halves 5; quarters 80.
Virginia Lrc,bure Lottery, Glass b. Tor 1918, 10 be-
drawn Saturday, November ~. IS No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme
prize Of s5n,oCo - prizes of $1,000
$500 ~ . so
l5,J1ui 20 900
10000 &c. &C
Tickets S5 halves 80; quarters ) IS.
delaware LOTTERY "a. SO, 10 Lr drawn November -
Is NJ. Lottery T. drawn hallos.
Prizes:
m1e Of $4,000 20 prizes of 81 900
~ l,i1l &c. SC
Tickets $40 h,yes 5, quarters > 50.
~ Orders for certilscnlt Packages single Tick
cts and shares, ans Il the above Schemes address,
ed Ia the undr sigGrt sill receiyrhr prompt
tcntion, and an accent Of each drawing forwarded
"a soon az II isreceivrt.
Packages, Certificate and singl. Tickets Tor sale by
J. ". NAuRY 3 CO., Managers,
Oct 81 Richmond Virginia
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r rETEE !, G S,.pSiNI Trustee,
~ sale conducted IN II C1DnIS 49,,
MOUNT EnIN AT pugI Ic sAIE

II 1t
.ts h."%,ilnl =; ysIv desirable County, $40 =.
The highest bidder, N ~ O'clock 4. Nj on ~ ESDAi,
the 2st instant, II lair, II the next iair day
thereafter The tract contains about 40 acres 81 excel
lent land, good state of cultivation, ant easily
cepthlc 81 Inc highest Improvement TIE house i
built OF bfck, nearly nrw, at thr ht-t materials and
most modern style, having every necessary ON house,
brick stable, &c 4 good well .. water III The yard,
crlrnt springs convenient an The Premises Two good
ice houses tine order, green house. TWO .afdrns-
the most beautiful aud ornamental III NrSin'a-and
the situation il unsurpassed Tor health by uny place be
low Tie Blue Ridge. Should the purchaser desire h-
also procure about 81 of land adjoining this
farm.
VERMS--One fourth cash, the balance II SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with the interest added, aud q
deed of trust the premises, the title withhe III, III
the option Of the purchaser.
The property VIII he shown until the day nj sale by
Hr. James 4. Fulton, residing on the premises.
BY THE LI6ATEES.
or Al the same time, there will he public sale OF
the Prris,ah- Property belonging to the Estate Of t.r
late Mrs t. b Fulton, consisting of the Crops oil Corn
Fodder, Shucks ac &c, and of Household and kitcl.
Furniture, Plantation Utensils Of The usual variety
= hrr-hlng Machine Of approved construction, and ~
good repair very large and fine s;Hrk II iiilch Cows
and other Cattle Work Horses. Hogs, &c
?E.Ms, Ter Tie Personal Prnprr'y-fou! months
credit on sums of S.n aud upwards lur negotiable
notes, satisfactorily endorsed and ur ssla ler
Ihan so, cash CiliS. T.. WILLIAMS Executor.
Tie .boyr sales 10 be conducted by
Xc, 6--dSrtdS JND. il. ID. PAYNE, Auci.
!t- The Baltimore sun viii please cory GR;il the LAY
OF sale ana SEND bill Ia this office.
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T w. MAURY & co. Manasers-No.
j under City Hotel.

~ unaeI S't1 ho'el.
CAPITALS, &C., FOR THE WEEK!
THURSDAY-Ca Capitals $40 1000, , OF 10000,
5 OF 1000, 10 OF 500, &c. IS Nos. Is drawn
Tickets IS.
FRIDAY-Capilals: $4,000, 1000, 5000,
5000, 2 Of 1929, Of 1000, &c. 10 Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY : Capitals: $4,000, 10000,
10000, 20 OF 1000. % OF 600, &c. 10 Nos IA
drawn. Tickets $40 Nov. Is
The Piano Forte Business.
MASH g. WOODHOUSE, BOOKSELLERS AND
IN STATIoNERs, are supplied with an immense
assortment Of superior PIANO FORTES, from
the extensive mandatory Of Messrs. Stodarl &
Durham.
Persols are assured that there is not the least
necessity in sending North 10 buy Piano Fores,
when no tairer terms in The purchase, nor bet
ter assortment can be found there than the sub
scribers offer here in Richmond. Ora and writ.
ten evidence, from reliable business men, can be
produced 10 subslantae these facts. The quail.
iy OF The instruments made by Slodart d Dun
ham is established for all the requisites which
constitute first rate Piano Forte.
The subscribers have in their employ an expo
renced and skiful hand, whose time is devoted
to Tuning and Repairing Piano Fohes ami 9TH
er Musical Instruments.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
Also on hand, an assortment OF PIANO
STOOLS, beautiful pallerns-and every thing
apperlaining 10 The Piano Forte business sup
piled. Sept Is
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Nov. l0-c&ilds
SALE OF KAlL, ROAD sTCCKs

% LII lJr Niil hGaB = ~ CAS.
A I Circuit Superior Court Of Law amt
hChancery. begun ard held tor Caroline coun
Is, Fl lhc Court tIou.e. On Wednesday, tne l3n
day Il September, isis: Dame, DtJaine,i, paia-
till, against Ja>. ID. Coleman, EeaEoi F Green.
IN hcl own fighi and a csacut;S 81 a. ii. Gi,tn.
deceased, AMI oilers, doicG!an's ami 4 i fur
,her Ggde!ei, that the sad dt.cn!snls James
Lyons and James d. Coleman, trustees III
deed 81 uu.t iron Arwcll coi, man Il ~ II Day
81 November 1889, I'll a, pubic auction, o.
cash, the s., shares 81 >t,cI IL lhg R;cbm1i q.
fredericksburg ard Pu.omac Ra,luad C.mrant,
by sai iIdenlure ccnvrycf, and, al.tI rtt'al zig
The expenses ii said sale, pay on, ii net Irocrs,
| q he arlendaGt, W. W. Dickirson, Ne Pine
| pa sum pam by MIN q security icf said htwoll
g Coleman, IN tischnrae q 'hr G"tt> u Hand
ion ana Dew IL ihr proceedings mchnoned, arj
the interest when has occurred thereon; and he
.a;d Jane. LYONS and james u. Coleman are
lliec e. Il report then proceeding IN the irrni-
scs t. lh;s CUun: Aud The Couu DOH further a
| Judge order and decree, That one 81 The Connie,
sivn.rs OF tbs Cunlt state an :ccnunt showing
The balance dc the >aId Daniel D.Isrnct, a. ac-
cuun .! he monies 80 paid ly him - security,
| as aforesaid, and also lhr BALANCE, i any, which
NAV remain due 10 The said W. W. Dlekin,. 4
a'irt applying III. net proceed, a sa'd Rait.ai
| stock An Exir.t.-1rs'e.
| ROBERT BUEGINGS T. C.
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NEW MUSlC,
DY the bes, composers, just received by P. H..
d TAYLOR, l6O, Main street, opposite the
Banks:
New and beautiful Variations on the "Last
Rose OF Summer" Gas performed at his late
Concerts in New York; by Henri Herr.
The Magic Bell Revere; by Maurice strack-
osch. Pianist TO The Emperor OF Russia. This
piece is emb lished with likeness Qrom ori.
ginal paining) OF her imperial highness, "Olsa,
Grand Duchess OF Russia, and Crown Princess
Of Woremberg.
Prayer in "OtelIo," for the LETT hand alone; by
Strakosch.
Cracovienne, with variations; BY w. V. Wal
lace.
A new and beautiful Polka; by w. " Wal
lace.
Hail Columbia and Yankee Doodle, by De
Never.
Carnival te Venise, by DE Meyer
March D'lsly; by DO.
Russian Airs; by do.
March Morocane, by do.
Boat Horn, (sone;) Elephant Polka; Green
wood Waltz, &c. Nov ID
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP
d r Y G GODS,
Dolly opening BY Express, at
OWEN Il RALLAkD'S

Wholesale and Retail DRY GOODS and COM
MISSION STORE, No. l4l, Eagle Square.
INHIS MORNING, Tuesday, November Is,
i lS49, we shall open by Express, from Boston
ami New York, the following GOODS, just ar
rived by last steamers from Europe:
| For Ladies' Dresses-Popln de Sole, Lamar
tine Stripes and Plaids, Grecian Fancies De
LANES, Cashmeres, Fancy Alpaccas, Sc, &c.
Shawls-Plain and embroidered Mode colored
Shaws, rich silk and satin Shawls, White and
scarlet embroidered Grape Saaws, plain black
and embroidered Thybel Wool Shawls, Basket
and Caledonia Plaid Shawls, Scotch Highland
and plaid long Shawls. low priced Woollen
Shawls
Thread Laces--l caren Thread Laces and
Edginss, very cheap.
Capes and Collars-Lace aud Muslin Capes
and Collars
Also, on consignment and will be sold by
the bale, case, piece or yard, 100 packages Col
ton Oznaburgs. Brown and bleached Shirliuss
ana sheeluss, Ticklngs Red, white and yellow
Flannels, Pungee silk Handkerchiefs
10 cases Calicoes, Furniture Calicoes, Lind
seys, Kerseys, &c, &c, SC.
Daily in expectation bales Blankets.
For bargains call at
Nov. IA OWEN & BALLARD'S.
GREAT BARGAINS in DRY GOODS,
10 &c J0un0 az btIsdW J01H S1D0T6 5, 4N0. 10,
Broad Street, Sign Of the Dry Goods Boz.
y ECEIVED from auction and by Express, the
IL following new and desirable Goods bought
al great reduction, and will be sold very cheap.
Several new styles Of dress Goods for ladies
Do do do children
White and cord kid Gloves, feecy lined Gloves
Linen cambria Hdk's, silk neck Ties
Long and square Shawls, fancy Scarls
Ribbons Tor Bonnels, cap, neck and sash
Do narrow black and cold Velvet
A large variety OF Hosiery and Gloves for
children
A large variety OF Caters, Hoods, Caps, Sacks
and Jenny Lind Goats for children
Cloths, Csssimeres and Ves.ings for gentlemen
and youths
Pocket and neck Hdkt's, Stocks and Opera
Ties
Gloves, inside Vests and Drawers
Linseys Kerseys and Sallinelts Tor servants
Blankets and Fannels, for servants
u ALSO, "a
Bieached and brown Colons, OF every descrip-
tion
Oznaburss; Jeans; Bed Blankets
Table Diaper and Damask Cloths
Irish Linens, Flannels, OF all grades &C., &c.
All in want OF good bargains, will save money
by calling al WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
225 Broad street., Sign OF the Dry Goods Box.
Nov. 10
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4. aNSrN0ND LAND FOR SALE.

hANSi.MOND LAND FOR SALE
as THURSDAY, llr I'D day 81 November, the sub
~ Scflbrr - Attorney III idct for Geo ". l. iisuH.
lir surviving Executor al Gen. George Washington
vii nIrr s, pabiic auction, l. tiit highest bi
der The Undivided interest cf Gen. Washington Ia IN"
lands owned by Washington, Walker 8 to., III the
COMFY Of Nansrmond
These lands lie partly IN the GREAT Dismal swamp
aud are valuable Tor their pinc cypress aud white oas
mhpr which i represented 10 be- 1f fine quality, anu
within a short distance OF nauisahlc water The land
possesses an incXhauslihle fertility, and, u properly
atfhsd Bb h Ielsff wQ1d be- unsurpassed IN prodn'
The attention OF persons engaged IN getting tnbe! !
called 1" this property, great bargain eau he Obtain
ed III IL.
tn, ir Ia ,is property Is believed L. be lndi,pmia
bile. hut the undersigned : only authorized L. cohst,
the title held BY Gen Washington who was entitled z
one thIrI part II II.
The whole quantity of land amounts 10 about rlrv-I
twelve hundred acres.
The salr vii take place Il lh- town Of suffolk, !;
froGt 81 The Clerks Ofcr NJ ,hat place Al II "'co?s
on THURSDAY, Inc a3h al November, ISIS
JOHN \ WASHINGTON,
Attorney IN fact lor &c" " l. Cnstis,
Surviving Executor Of Gen. Grnrgr Washington.
Nu,lnt Vernon, Oct 10, lriS-dlts c!awtds
Sy- The Norfolk Herald wil. insert three times
week until the day ii sale, and send bill 10 J. a. W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17


TO MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN TO-
BACCO.
Consulate of the Republic OF France in Va.
RICHMOND, Nov. l4h. 1913.
timber directions from The Administrator
" General Of Tobacco in France, notice is
hereby given TO the commercial community that
on the 28th day Of December, le4s, at one o.
clock, P. NJ, at the "Minis,ere des Finances, in
public session. sealed proposals will be received,
and an adjudication will be made 10 the lowest
bidders for the supply of the national manutacto-
ries Of France to wit:
Isl. For 2,401, 900 kiogrammes Of Virginia Leaf
Tobacco Of The crop OF l84S, in accordance TO
four specified qualities.
ID. For 400, 900 kcgrammes Of Maryland Leaf
Tobacco, OF The crop of 1913, in accordance
to four specified qualities.
81. For 100000 kilogrammes OF Kentucky
Leaf Tobacco of the crop OF lS48 in accord
ance to four specified qualities
4,h. For sou, 600 kilogrammes of Hungary Leaf
Tobacco OF the crop of l84S Of which one
halt "Debre,zin" aud one halt "Szeshdin, !"
each in accordance 10 three specified qualities.
5;h. For 100000 kilogrames OF Macedonia Leaf
Tobacco of the crop OF l848, in accordance 10
three specified qualities.
9Th. For 100000 kiogrammes OF Greek Leaf
Tobacco OF the crop OF l84s, in accordance to
one specified quality.
7h. For 100000 kilogrammes Of Havana Leaf
Tobacco CT the crop OF l84S, in accordance to
one specified quality.
Separate proposals will be required for each Of
these seven classi6cations, 10 be offered al the
opening of The session, on the above mentioned
day.
N. b. The "Cahiers des charges" will be de-
llvered to those interested, on the application at
Inc Chancellerie Of this Consulate.
| Nov l5-d2i
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rppr TO TOBACCONISTS
nc subscriber, grateful for the patronage he
o, feeeived begs leave 10 stale, that in adj
sir..s carrying on regular Blacksmithng Blu.
P,ns,ne Is prepared 10 manufacture Tobacco
Hav ssong Mills, Of The most approved kinds
sn 1.ae purchased Vt Mr.. J. Wear his fixtures,
n..:lsaged bis services feel satisfied ,ha, can
Sash an article which will give entire salislac
.sa Those in want of Mills, Levers Bands or
es siI articles in my line, will please giv. M,
49,, 49,. Repairing done in the bes, and mos, spb.
"anlial manner. PHILIP Rau uSs' 'uo
year Dar Davenport, Allen & Co.'s, Cary Street
Tsasle'ences-James Thomas, jr., Archibald
e, DUMAS & Son. and Samuel and Thomas Hard.
Nov. lids
~ The Lynchburg Virginian will please in.
-. Mi lines, and send account TO advertiser.
oWLEs' OFFICE, Wall slreei, Richmond,
saaasdOoay- Pokomoke, Glass as. Capitals
M, N.Y. ~ OF $500, 10 of 400, 10 OF 300 &c. 70
10 drawn. Tickels4
by 'eSe' 62 81 IS, a Capital OF 500 returned
COWLES.
oM SALE. Richmond Fire Insurance Stock;
"g'hia Guaranteed Bonds, by
sne. R. II. MAURY,
lei. ause BROKER, NO. !, CITY DO.
Nov. IL
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From the Cincinnati Daily Times, Of May 2Oth.l
MlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WIND CHERRY


We would advise readers who are laboring under
an affection of the lungs, TO make immediate trial
This truly excellent medicine. The most intelligent
and respectable families Of city have adopted 1t as
fsvorte family medicine; and persons predisposed TO
Consumption who have used il, speak in the highest
terms OF its efficacy
Scores Of individuals have been cured of Asthma,
The early stages of Consumption bleeding Of the Lungs,
obstinate Coughs &c. by this Basam-a fler hope had
well nigh yielded to despair We say this in all can
dor. IL indeed melancholy truth, that thousands
fall victims 10 Consumption every year, Tor no othel
Gauss San eglecled Colds; yet we find hundreds and
lhot who such complaints with the greatest
Indifference and let them run on for weeks, and even
months, without thinking of the danger.
90 Beware Of counterfeits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nd all other preparations of Wild Cherry Remember,
,hy only initiate in name, without possessing the viz
t,,.s Buy but the genuine and original DR. WIS
Tak'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed /.
Butts on The wrapper.
SETH w. FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass !,
For sale, wholesale aud retail by
GAYNOR WOOD,
Ne % Main Street, Richmond,
Noy lSis. And by Druggists generally
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II IL e A TR f.

ihHd appearance OF the popular Comedian,
Mr. I. PLAClDE.
Fourth appearance on any stage oil Miss EMILY
-. CHiPPENDALE.
MIR. Stark as Young Ma,low.
Friday, Nov. l7-Ovehure Ladame Blanche,
oy The Ofchcs'ra-Leader, Mons Pcrrot-To
'esncceeded by Godsmhs Comedy of
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
MN MN HHaIdcastle, Miss Chippendale.
"s Neville, Miss Kate Horn.
T1onne NARROW, FIRST ,ime,) MIR. Stark.
tony Lumpkn, Mr.. T. Placde.
Ps'TyrOlsn, by Miss Kate Ludlow.
10 conclude with the favorite Farce Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ hfte.
WI. refer White, Mr.. T. Placide
WIS., feter White, Miss Ludlow.
p,, ~ ~ ralcEs CT ADMISSION Boxes, IS cents;
So AND NJ g. sssais Gallery so CENTS Colored Gallery,
ma NJ Doors open at hali-past o'clock-com-
,ase d u O'clock precisely.
u An eftcien' Police is engaged.
us IL performance every night, irrespective OF
Nov II
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

A DDlTIpNiL 6ommi. soneT@ for procuring sub.
"a -ciPtipn- for ~. extension of the Road from lie
junction L. tho Doca III Richmond
Ff tie Coant; Oi Lonisa-Willinm Crawford,
Elisha Melton, John I. Qlaiies. Pleasant Hacket,
William Racand and Thomas Watson.
Albemare, Orange and Greene Captain James
Lindsay, Renhn L. Gordon, Major John Is. White. Ro-
brit W. Booking, Colonel James Barbour and DR.
Mann Page.
Commissioners now appointed, and those formerly
named requested Ia he active IL J. important to
put the work under contract, by the end If the year
possible. The Engineers report viii be made IN few
days. BY orter OF the Board.
CHARLES THOMSON, Trra.uf-i
Hrnr La NJ IL uannper Nov L.
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Luther X. BoSlry, aud other Defendants
The defendant ahuy. named nnt having entered hts
appearance aud gwen security, according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of hl Court; md u appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he j. not nhhbitan o
this tnnlmana rt.ii, IL ordered, thdt The SAID de
irndan do appear The rule 10 Ia held Ter The sad
Court, an The fret Monday IN February reat. and an
-wrr Tie bill ~ The Plaintiffs and thai ropy ~ I'M, o.
drI he forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper published
The oity 81 Richmond Tor 1870 month, successfully,
and r"s:r: nrr 81 thr staS Gouu house. m
the SAID CITY. Gppy--Trstr.
Ny l7--cyam g KnRERrS Clafa
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LOTTERIES.
SaratsOss's Office

NOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MuND. VIRGINIA
Let all the world say what they can,
| For selling Prizes, SrRATTON'S The man.
Drawn Nos OF LecsbuIg, No. Ca
al 81 10 &c 6S So IT. 6l 10 81 Al.
Ticket Nos. % At 50, prize OF $1,000, sold
and paid by STRATrON.
| Drawn Nos OF Leesburs, No. Is
II So 81 81 Is &C 7 "A AZ SIS Is 81
Hall Nes. II 10 So, pIizs Of 81 500; do. Is
AZ g. do. of 800, boh sold and paid By
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, u.s. Nov. lin
80 Al Sc &c 4S s Is 81 81 81 10 33 81
Ticket, Nos. 80 "a 10, prize Of S222, sold
and paid by STRATrON.
| Drawn Nos OF Leeshurs, No. 81, Nov ii:
II 20 81 81 80 26 Is 81 10 40 81 AZ 50
Whole, Nos. IL 81 80, a prize Of s $50 sold
and paid by srRATroN.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No. 81, Nov. l5lh .
AZ So 50 81 30 II 62 ~ s so.
Whole. Nos. ID AZ So, The Isl and End prize #
100, sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR 7'Ht; HEEk.
$4,000 DOLLARSl 1000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Morongalia No. 90. Capita!s:-sls, Oua,
1900, 5000, 1900, of 3s9 of 900 SC Il Nos
| l3irawn. Tickets ST; halves ,; quarters /.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
| sATURDAY-Sussex. Extra, No. lls Capitals =
$4,000, 600, 57s, &c. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.
halves 81 Cts; quarters IS cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No 6s, for Isfs,
be drawn al Alexandra saturday, Nov. 10 rs No.
L0ltsry-i4 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme S35,UG0
$4,000 10000 30 of 900, 20 of too, Tickets S0
| halves 5; quarters 9 50.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass b, for ls4s, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, November 9th rs No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots Capitals: S60,000 $4,000, $4,000,
Of 10000 10 OF 3,000 90 Of $780, 20 OF 900, &c.
Tickets SIS; halves SO; quarters ) IS.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages anu
single Tickets In all the Lotteries will be promptly
tended 10, aud drawings sent when requested Pleas.
address urdersto NJ S1RATTDN
Nav " kichmnnd Va
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against

IN HaSCERY-NIRGIsi.: AT Rules held in tho
Clerks Office al the Superior Court al Chancery tor
the Richmond Circuit. the 9th day ~ November, is4s
Thomas TInsIey, William Tinsry and Adopii
Dill PlaniiT-
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23
6cralo of tbc Qin,cs
Rh0DE.lSL ANDER:
NEWPORT:
Thursday Morning, New %, lS4s.
JOB PRINTING.

The proprietor OF The Herald, havin. 10.
ee1ily made additions to his already extensive
assortment of JoB-TYpE, is prepared 10 execute
every description of Plain and Fancy Job
Printing, whether in colored inks, gold or
bronze, in mapner superior to any other es,
,ablshment in this section of the Stats and
at prices even loirer than it can be Done in
New York, or the neghboring cities. It is
we'll known in this community, that on, (aeih-
hss for doing JOB work, are superior TO any
ether establishment, and as the proprietor of the
Herald is practical printer, and devotes his
time and attention to this branch Of his
business, he fatters himself that he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to those who
sntrust him with their work.
We have also one Of the celebrated Yankee
Ord Presses, which will do better work than
asy other press in operation.
All kinds Of Cards and paper kept constant
ly on hand.
Call and examine specimens Of work and
prices.
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GENTLEMEN OF THE PREss.--The Louis

GENTLEMEN OF THE PREss.--The Louis.
vile Journal says -
" Considering the importance and the inhu-
cnce Of their labors, editors are the most mad
equatoly rewarded of all persons The pin
ions, on which many a heaven born Congress-
ional genius soais up before the admlring gaze
OF the people, are frequently purlolned from
the fingers OF editors. The inspiration, which
they give out from the points Of their grey
goose qullls," is the Delphic well at which
many statesmankc genius drinks before be-
coming grand and admired The editors ink
stand Is the true Castaly of political orators,
and, but for II, many Of them would sink be
meath the weight Of their own stupidity, who
are now struttng magndcently before the
country radiant with the plumage plundered
from editors. Our brethren are a long suffer
ing race, aud do not often complain Of the petit
ldrccnles practsed on their brains. They are
satisfied with ruling the mind of the nation,
even though this their prerOgatye is not gen.
orally acknowledged. They are I" the power
behind the throne greater than the throne it.
self. They are the maglclans that pull the
wires Of State, aud your politicians for the
most part are the puppets who dance upon
them. Their intellectual progeny get along
very well although they are fatheIcd by asplr.
ants for the " most sweet voices" Of the peo.
pie, who too frequently serve them as Sherl-
dan declared gipsles served stolen brats. name.
ly, de6ls them, dress them ~ rags. and then
pass them off as the undoubicd offspring Of
their own loins."