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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
NUMBER 726.
HEAR sARGEANT S. pRENTIss!

The Mississippian lashes with scorpion-wbip,
those pert and ambitious demagogues n--those
weazen-faced pettfogers and venders of salt her
rings and yarn socks who cluster about the
of the streets, in the towns and villages to defame
and sander the great and gallant Cass; and the same
paper draws contrast between the high-toned Prem
tss and these miserable scavengers of party In a
Speech delivered at Whig Meeting IN Mobile,
month two since, Mr.. Prentiss said: s..
IS Gen. Cass and Gen. Butler are men distinguish
ed above the ordinary level and honor any par.
ty. Gen. Cass, he said, he knew personally as a
man OF sterling worth, and possessed of those high
moral qualities and qualifications, that stamp the gen.
teman and scholar; for his early daring in defence
OF the nights of his country, and the recent proud
stand he took In reference the Quintuple Treaty,
while Minister at the Court of st. Cloud he admir-
ed the man and the patriot. For this reason, said
Prentiss, could wish in my heart that Gen. Cass
was whg. He then touched upon Butler: and
here is man, said he, that love with my whole
hear-a nobler spirit, of loflier daring lives
not-but he could not help regretting most bitterly
that he should have to vote against hm that if Gen.
Butler only the ticket with Taylor, he would
labor night and day to elevate him he didn't if
he was democrat
Mr.. Webster admits that Gen. Cass is a man of
learning and statesman; and Mr.. Prentiss says he
'' admres the and the patriot' and could wish
in his heart that he was Whig''; but alas! aasl
the Raleigh Regster-edited by young Sophomore-
calls him black cockade federalist ''-a "hypo-
crte," and heartess and unprinciDIed man. Such
as that makes US feel bad. The young Sophomore
against Prentiss and Webster! Depend upon it,
one side or the other will be compelled to give way.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-21
Correspondence Of The enquirer.

WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, APRIL 2O-P. M.
u. s.. SENATE.
The morning business was Tor The most part
unimporianl.
MIR. Hale asked leave to introduce a bill rela-
tive 10 rio,ing and unlawful assemblages in The
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Basby gave notice thai he would move an
amendment to The bill TO prevent Kidnapping.
An intensely excited discussion e%nsued, which
was participated in by Messrs. Calhoun, Hale,
Wesicott, Davis OF Mississippi, Foole, Mangum,
Douglass, flanagan, Davis OF Massachusetts,
Butler and Cameron.
Mr.. Johnson OF Maryland gave notice that he
should move an amendment 10 the bill Introduced
by Mr.. Hale, providing for The punishment OF
persons interfering with slave properly.
AT 4 late hour, but without taking the ques-
ton, The Senate adjourned over 10 Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Palirey rose 10 a privileged question. He
offered a resolution, citing The de .nons,rations
made by a mob in the city OF Washinslon-dc-
claring that a member oil THE House of Represen.
lalives had been threatened with violence b. tina,
mob, and calling for the appointment Of a select
committee, whose duty il should be TO enquire
what action the House onght to AXE with regard
to The matter.
An excited discussion followed The introduction
oil the resolution, and various motions 10 amend
were made. In The discussion, reference was
made TO the conduct OF Giddings By Mcssrs. We.
nable, Haskell, Toombs and Morse. Messrs.
Toombs and Morse commended that The House
could not entertain a privileged question. Every
member should take care of himself.
Without acting on The resolution, the House,
on molten, adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL o
R1cuMoNp MAnKErs. ApRIL 2o.

TOBACCO Receipts and inspections in.
creasing. Prices have declined since our last -
TO SO cents per hundred, and the market unusual
ly dull. We quote Tugs 81 60 10 2 w and 2 2ui
common leai2 rs a 3 SO; middling 3 10 10 = 10
and 5 90; good TO fine S SOTO 2 So.
FLOURISH s; mol much doing.
WHEAT-Whi,e l25; red l2O cents.
OATS-34 a IS cents per bushel.
CORN-45 a AZ cents per bushel. Du'l'
CORN MEAL-50 a IS c. per hushel. Duii.
BACON-virginia hog round 81 a 7 CTS; baii'
more Sides 81 a 81 cents; Shoulders Al a . cents;
Hams 6 a 8 cents; Joles 81 a 4 cents; oIa
Sides 4, a S Cts; new Western Shoulders Al cts;
no old in market.
FISH-Norlh Carolina Herrings-none in
market.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 so a 3 50-equal 10 5 90 a 7 90 nett.
Hoos: none in market. SHEEP: So 10 4 W.
according 10 qualify.
STEEL-American blis,ered $40 per ton.
SUGARS-We quote New Orleans at 4 a St;
Porto Rico 81 a st; 81. Croix Z a 8 cents. Loaf Su-
gar 9ic
CoFFEE-we quote Rio at 7 a u cents; La.
guayra u a II; 81. Domingo Ct ST; Porto Rico
81 a II; Java 10 a III cents.
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder s. a Zoe.
per h.. Black IS a 60 c. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bbls. 26 a 26l c.
Porto Rico IS a26 cents; Cuba 20 a % cents.
SALT-Last sales from wharf IS per sack;
from store ST. 10. Stock very light and in de-
mand.
LIME-From wharf ST. per Dbl.
PLASTER-The arrivals 0! hi ar,ic!e being
large, and The season for selling advanced, have
caused a considerable decline. We quote lump
from wharf. al $751;, from Basin SAT; Tierce' Of
500 pounds, ground, l SO, on Basin.
BRANDY-Olard, Dupuy & Go. 81 % -
so; A. Seigneue 1 IS; Imitation 80 a IS cents;
Sazelac 3 a 3 so; Peach dull at ST. 90 q l 25;
Apple Brandy so cents.
RUM-New England 80 cents.
GIN-American 80 cents; Holland 100 cents
per gallon, very dull.
WaISKEY-25i cents in bbls.
CANDLES-Tallow 10 a l2i C; sperm 80 a
"a; Hubs Patent Is cts.
SOAP-For brown 3lc.j yellow At a Sc, per
pound; white and variegatod 10 a IA.
FEATHERS-33 a 35 cents.
FLAXSEED-ll5 a l2U cents per bushel.
lRON-Pig Iron S26 10 37i, according 10
quality, Swedes 95 per ton; English 80 a IS;
'fredegar (Richmond manufactory) 90; UP
Country Bar 80, according to quality. Nails 4
TO Al.
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Saratsola7s Office.

SaFitsD2a/S sbfilCc.
RIO. s, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes, S~TRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Mononealia Lottery, Class II:
A 81 10 / 81 81 10 go I6 80 81 6.
Ticket Nos. l 81 70, a prize OF | 900 dollars.
Ticket Nos. l6 81 "a, a prize Of 100 dollars.
Both sold and paid by SIRAIToN..
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, Extra, No. Ia April 10:
Is 40 Ct II 60 4 Gl IL AZ S. 81 %.
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawing Of New Jersey, No. 80, April -:
80 s AZ % GO 26 IS Sc "a % 80 20 Is.
Ticket, Nos. 8 % "a, a prize OF $500, sold and
paid by STRaTTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburs, No. Is, April 18Th:
81 7 "A 70 81 65 | 81 IS 10 II II.
Ticket Nos. l 81 70, a prize Of 5000, sid and
paid by STkATTON.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey, Nc. 81
As SO 81 A 60 50 20 "a GO 81 So s 20.
Ticket Nos. 81 % A, prize Of $3.50, sold and
Pa'0 81 FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
llOou, 3.ouo, 1860, l,a5o, 4 OF SEQ, sc rs Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 81; halves | 30; gus. IS c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. IS Cap'ials;-S4,-
900, 900, 3i3, &c, &c. IS Nos, IA drawn. iickels
81; halves 81 els. ;quarters % cts.
60, 900 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State LOTTERY, Class No. 10, for ISIS, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, April 2ad. % No.
Loltery-l5 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: sGO,oeO,
$1,000, is, UuU, l 1000, $500, 3 of 5000, 8 u a,iHrJ, ! OF
1900, 20 OF 900, &c. Tickets $40; halves ~; TaaI.
tiers S; cigh,hsa 50. A certificate Of n package Of %
| whole Tickets only S2O0-share- in propoItIcn.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. II. for 1873, 10 be
| drawn nj Alexandra, on saturday, the 18th Of APRIL.
Is drawn numbers in each package of - Tickets
| Magnificent Scheme: ! prize Of S'u,OUO, OF iO,uoo, ]
of 5000, &C., &c. Tickets SIG: halves 9; quarters 8.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages ard
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he promptly At
| tended TO, and drawings sent when reI,lestsd: Please
address orders TO y. i. STRAlTDS,
hnriI II Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-21
DEATHS.

departed this life, on Thursday evening, April 18th,
SHE 45th year o. his age, SAMUEL G. SCOTT, Of
U. county Of Caroline. To know him was TO love and
|n,pect him.
Departed this life, at his residence, In the county Of
loine. after a protracted and painful sickness, Ma
.dANiEL WARE, in tho sixty. ifnh year Of his age.
. Sasa good man and 4 ripe Christian.
Died, at her residence, In Charlotte county. Va, on
100 April, Of that otentimes insidious, treaehe-
|hli, and fatal disease, Pusrperal Peritonitis, Mrs. PA
aELlA N ROBERTS. She was a kind n%eighbor,
"a indplgent mistress, and affeetionate wife and mo-
oet-eui, above all, she was an humble and happy
Tristan. Being apprehensive from the first that she
'Oo,a not survive long, she was engaged In prepare
|~a iof The world to come. This mysterious DISPENSE
Ioa Of Providence has made a breach in q large circle
!. enale relatives and friends, whose pity, sympathy
sa devollon shone eonspicuou,ly around her dying
M IN such an hour woman's nature, which al all
Laef times weakens, now gains a super-human
asaEih and magnsnimity, herself forgotten, and her
y aione predominant. The nature and severity Of
: disease were such az almost TO prevent the free and
YIN exercise Of her mind on any subject; but when
.s was able TO collect and express her thou shts, she
y satisfactory and cons0ling evidence that her hope
!. ,n'si was strong ami unshaken, and that she en-
yea 'he supports and comforts Of religion up TO tho
+. moments OF life. She had not delayed pre- paralion
aIlA was too late, having for 4 long while before
10 an open profession Of religion, and united her
~ ! The Methodist Church, and adorned her profess
~ oy a uniform, decided, and exemplary course Of
20 plety. She frequently expressed a perfect r~esigna-
On 70 aeath, and has left behind, 10 her afflicted hus.
y aud surviving friends, the most comfortable as
tnfee small children, (too young to know their
.',la KIND and adectionate husband, a father, bro
,'s ana sisters, to mourn her departure. Lot none OF
..m sorrow, however, a. those who have no hope
eno was peace. G..
y Christian Advocate and other religious papers
fluegled 10 cow.
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T Correspondence of Ike Enquirer

IcctlVeu ny Tue PdChet snip DuSheSS 800
al New York:
CORRESPONDENCE of lie Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, April 20-3, p. NJ.
The packet ship Duchess d. Orleans has ar
rived al New York, with dales three days later
than those furnished by the last steamer.
EUROPE is represented TO be in greater CON-
motion than ever-Republicanism is steadily on
the advance.
PRUSSlA-Alle efforts TO concilia,e the people
OF Prussia on the part Of The King have failed
The King and his ministers have been seized and
imprisoned, and a Republic proclaimed.
LOMBARDY-The revolution in Lombardy
has been successful, alter some hard fighting and
much blooashed. She takes her stand among the
independent nations OF The earth, as a Republic.
NAPLES-The King Of Naples has yielded
all that his people demanded.
AUSTRALIA is expected that the Emperor
OF Austria will abdica'e.
POLAND-The Republican movement in
Cracow is Iully confirmed. Poland is making
another effort TO achieve her independence. The
Emperor Of Russia has ordered out armies 10
suppress the movement in Poland.
ENGLAND-1he English government has
formally protested against The Monlpensier mar.
riase.
FRANCE Some disturbance had occurred in
Lyons between the people and The %soldiery, but it
was speedily quelled. The new order of things
was moving on harmoniousiy in France. The
financial pressure, however, continued unaba,ed.
Many additional failures had occurred, and il
was said that the famous house OF the RoTHs-
cHILDs was among those that had succambed 10
the pressure.
This arrival furnishes nothing later from Eng.
land and Ireland, and no markets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-21
II A II p s

's'tlE Subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
4 Ellie OF the United States, that they have been
engaged Tor many years, in the city Of N. York, in the
manufacture Of
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Their experience has taught them that the very II
ml;rd sale U' this beautiful instrument has been prin-
cIpaliy in consequence of the very e~1orbilant prices
charged Tor them by Agents in this country, and by the
manufacturers also. The subscribers now design 10
brlng the HARP into general Use, by reducing the
pfices,o a far standard, and one That will SIM afford Il
generous coInpeEsalion-aEd being practically familiar
WIN every branch OF The construction and finish of this
beautiful Instrument, they pledge themselves to furnish
llarps that. for power and brilliancy Of tone. superiori-
" oil touch, and elegance of finish, are beyond any
thing ever offered in this country.
Having lately imported liarps from the Messrs.
Efards, they are enabled 10 offer instruments combining
all the modern improvements with the most approved
models.
The subscribers having been called upon so repeat.
eddy 10 repair Harps made in Europe and this country,
which have failed from the wood being improperly sea-
soned and selected, has induced them To prepare all
their materials Of such quality, and so perfectly SEASON.
ed "si" DEFY The most clangeable climate 10 affect them.
Ia al! cases they give an unlimited guarantee.
PITT, EHI & -.
Address JOSEPH f. ATWILL, pol Broadway, N.
y, Publisher OF the Beauties of the Opera, and Manu-
facturrr OF Piano Forles, with Abbott's patent Elastic
Spring, where Catalogue OF Prices aud an assortment of
HaTps Of 6 To IL Dc;aves, of Gothic, Grecian, Eliza
hellan, Louis Xtvth, Francis the lst, aud the Victoria
styles, with all the latest improvements, may he seen.
VI Gothic and Grecian styles of Double Action Harp5,
OF elegant pattern with all the latest improvements,
al the reduced price of $500. Feb. l9-cam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-21
asy N. GoddIn, Auctioncer.

SALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
sse;ss Estate asraI Negroes.
II Virtue OF a decree OF the Superior Court OF
~ Chancery Tor III Richmct: Circuit, pro-
nonaced on The 25'h day OF March, 1918, in tho
suIoi WiliamJ J. Meaniy, &c, plaintiffs, against
Mary +. h!sanly and offers, defendants, The un-
dcfsisaed, who was appointed a Special Commits
S'onef Tor that purpose, will, on The premises, at
nall pas O'Clock, P. NJ, on Saturday, The 22rd
day o! April, 1913. sell The Real Estate ard Ne.
sfoes in The bill and proceeding mentioned. Of
which Archeiaus Meanly died seized and pcs
sessed-the Real Estate consisting of several
Houses and Lots on Church Hill, in the county
o! %i!ehrico, in The neishborhood OF Mr.. John r.
Mcunicasiie, Mr.. William Calm, and oilers
There are three or four Negroes, said 10 be Likely
and valuable.
Terms Of SALE.-The NegIocs will be sold for
cash-th the Rea! Estate upon a credit Of six and
twelve mon.h. from The day Of sale. The decree
direcis lha, the purchasers shall execute bonds 10
the Commissioner Tor The purchase money, and
the tile withheld until the whole CT the purchase
money is paid, and a conveyance be directed 10
be made by the Couri.
JNO. NJ GREGORY, Special Com'r.
y Sale conducted by
April l2-dds ". GODDIN. Auct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-21
Fife isolsars Eee.Tard.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living near Char
II lotte Court house, on the 18th Of January ia-''
two Negro s1en. named DANIEL. aad SIMON.
Daniel is - years old, about 5 feet 10 inches nien,
stands quite erect, with a good coun.enance, Of ? "asn
complexion, and speaks rapidly when aellaL. .d vv i,b
Distinguishing marks are reroiiscted. lie ca'Ileu " "
him several suits Of clothing, among taoG' . IN -
new double IS owe, dyed black, the hIiins . ""'" /"
doubled and twisted. hai,h.
simon Is about - yeas old, Of ne zane nelsh,,
stands erect, with rather sal!en e"nn'snanse, am 2 '
mula,,o complexion a small e ~, ssye,sI ., ~
o Of e,o,bimr' among them a brown cloth coat, but iiuIe
worn, with a pair Of striped , elotA pII'a ! and :
s'ey : n,ir of rev double wrve pantaloons, dyed
b tm," The fIIing Of which is double and twisted. He
wore a brown cloth cap;
..a%.Gv.ry of the two Negroes, or securing them III
a nv ;a;l. or the half Of It for either OF them, II they are
,,pen more than thirty miles from my residence. u
thew are taken within that distance. thirty dollars Will
DO paid. WV. . "AihisS'
April li-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-21

MANCHESl EsS bkiDuC SotDi -
meeting Of the Commissioners appointed Tor inc
N Town Of Manchester, by The act ot "a ,hpril,
1913, entitled Gan act Incorporating me Manchester
Bridge Company, - held on the eth apfh, lefo;
PRr,gSr-II. Rhodes. Samuel /. Pattesrn, William
Gray, Thomas Walden, w. w. Day.
Ordered, That the following deputy Commissioners
be appointed to receive subscriptions hndsf ee sa'u
act-Io wit:
Alexander Jones, At Chesterfield CouTt, house; Ma
con 1rabue, at the Failing Creek Plts; william Z.
snears, al HalI.bnrough; Asiiah Cheafham, at oiter-
dale. LANES n Cox. al the Glover Hill Pitts. Chastain
Cooke, willis J. Dance and William 9: Scot, in Pow,
hatan comfy; Egber Leigh, Peter {. bo,,.eau ana
samuel P. Weis,.ar, in Amelia county; william VI.
1hnrpton. Henry p. IRVING and Thomas W. srowdrr,
in Cumberland COUNTY; william u, Vrnabi- end ia
cob ". Morton, in Prince Edward county; william
Matthews. and 2. Chralh:;n, in hpponiaiiox county
w. n. Dennis and Wyatt Cardwell, in Charlotte conn
~; Asa Oliver and Hezckiah Anderson. IN Nottoway
county; LiIi!eton w. farewell and Z. Edm.ncson, IN
Lunenburn county; William Towns and William X.
Baskerville, ia Mecklenbnrg county.
April IL : c4t u. RioDEs, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-21

A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale my Farm IN The county Of Ienricn,
: about two miles from the Old Market House. The
farm contains two hundred and sixteen acres, of which
about one hundred and twenty arc cleared, the balance
in wood. The cleared land has ali been highly I'M
proved with lime and putresccnt manurrs, aud pro-
duces very fine crops. The uncIeared land has an ii
n very heavy growth of wood, which, from its nearness
to market, is very valuable. on the farm there are MI
necessary houses, IN good order, 10 W.T.: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen, laundry, Office, dairy, smoke house, four barns,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine wafer. have lived on the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty in my family, and there
has not been 4 case uf serious sickness. The place Is
considered by those who know il as healthy as any In
Virginia.
Ay reason for wishing To sell is that I may devote
my time entirely II my profession. will sell Tie farm
for n fair price, and on the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing 10 hiy are invited 10 call on me, either al my
office, In Richmond, or al my house, IN the farm.
dec. 3i-ctf JSU. NJ. GREGORY.
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SscnEn Marble Works.
RlDGE ROAD, NOW SPRING GaRnEN STREET

PHILADELPHIA.
feNHlS extensive establishment IL erected on an inn
proved plan, and. by the aidlof Steam Power, mn.
nalactnrcs nlI kinds of Plain and Ornamental MAR
prices.
me largest and best assortment Of Marble Mantels,
imported Plrler and Garden Statuary, Vases and
rt"uh'a1ns, Tiles for floors, &c, may be seen at the
''aie looms, to which the attention Of The public is
respectfully invited.
marble cutters supplied At all times, with any num-
W. 81 finished Maniels and Marble Tops, Italian
-" ana monuments, cut to sizes or finished; also,
constantly on hand Il large assortment of American
crave STONES, IN the rough or finished, Marble in block,
&C., JOUN RAiRD
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden Street.
Phllad-lnhln. March as-0n
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ROOFING SLATE.

w Z are prepared to furnish a, short notice,
=. either in this city, Lynchburg. or at any
"lo' on The Canal, ROOFING SLATE Of The
1o.. approved quality, raised from the celebrated
s' ,y 10 buckingham, worked for many years
, ,ne lale Col. John Nicholas, decd. We war.
en- .ne quality OF The Slate to be equal 10, if no,
,n.i, man any 10 be had in this or any other
l,d.ay. Samples can be seen at our Office
Will receive prompt attention.
Anil, DEANE & BROWN.
APfl A3awd&c4u
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II MASS T

me COMMITTED appointed by the meeting convened
he City Hall on Saturday Evening last. for ,hs nur-
p. Of procuring a suitable place and TO mako ,rrano,
fseu for a MASS MEETING OF the people Of Rich
k'ad, to express their sympathy "wi,h the people OF
nnes and othor European countries in their efforts
eNs' Republican liberty" announce that such a I meet
tass A DO held on MONDAY EVENING, oath April,
+ aat past 7 O'Clock at the Old Baptist Church.
h alsan set Of that day, a salute Of thirteen guns will
aed BY the Richmond Fayette Artillery.
n"eIpeeted that the meeting will be addressed by
N number Of gentlemen, and that q Band Of Music will
u attendance to enliven the occasion.
unable arrangements will be made for tho accom-
,r 1~n OF the ladies, who are respectfully Invited 10
,.eao. BY order of The COMMITTEE.
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ID. Paine 81 60.

MANAGERS Of LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE same attraction as heretofore ~ still! offered 70
i the patrons Of this Agency. u. PAINE . CO. are
now the front rank Managers Of Lotteries IN the UNI
ted States, being the oldest, and presenting Schemes
which are equal, IL not superior, Ia any heretofore Of
fered; and, as a further evidence that Pdinr's tickets
continue IN the ascendancy, we have the pleasure Of
announcing that another splendid prize of $4,000 was
sent from this agency last week 10 L l. I.nck, VcHGcr,
nf this place. Recollect, ID. Pane 4 Co. have sent mnre
prizes 10 Richmond in the last year than all other Ma-
nagers together. Orders meet our usual prompt attsn-
tion, il addressed to us. or 10
c. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine x Co.,
ichmon Virginia.
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limited states Hotel,

JIAvIHG purchased Nj. =. Halls interest IN this es
II tabljshment, we beg leave 10 inform our friends
and The travelling community that the house Ia now
ansn far the reception Of vis!tsrs. Its situation being
onlv n few minutes walk from the Railroad Depot and
IN Capitol, renders It one OF the most DESTROYS loca-
lions in The city.
By giving our personal attention TO our guests, We
hope 10 merit a share Of public patronage:
March as-eolm HAW, yELERTE 4 co.
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Hanover, April IL, 1913.

For TIE Enquirer.
.Mes,rs. Editors: / perceive in your paper of
:. -h inst. an article bearing on The "contesled
.s,iion from Harrison" That difficulty has
zen settled by the Legislature, and, inasmuch as
.~:Jnceive that the only object in publishing The
rcle referred 10 was 10 place me in a false alti.
ID. before Strangers. l have taken The Liberty NO
:lanse the venue" by inserting my reply TO it in
lse papers which are published, read and cir
: aled in The community ia which all The cir
'amsances uanspired, and where the parties are
inown. The reply, which | was forced to make,
vas one TOO gross in its character 10 ask that il
mould be inserted 10 your columns. You will
~:oat,less perceive, however, that with it The con.
must end. Yours, &C.,
JNo.S S. DUNCAN.