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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-10-12

MEruoDIsT ESTERPRizF. The Mctl odist
Episcopal Board Of Missions have adopted mea.
sures for the formation Of a new Conference
on the Pacific coast, as authorized by the Gen.
eral Conference. Two missionaries, say.
lions Herald, will be sent by nes, spring TO
Cafeteria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

,.rThr Enquireris published DAILY ior the etyl
~ sEMI-W EEKLf flor the country.l ror tue Oaiy
,n., seven dollars per annum, and al tue Iate VI
" lars II taken for shorter r-rod than one yeaT hr
:. semi Weekly, five dollars pei annn, a ~ ,a;d !,
e., ak months pay able n advaaetis9o 90 Rp a
.,atse,. or RENTED By mail, = 90 ''""''
nnnn, n, the end ofthe yeaI
q auhu" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TUE nAII.Y EN0UlRER-For one square oil
- ,inss or less first insertion, fifty cents, and
,te'" ,ccredinr insertion twenty-five cents-h IN
~ 'mrr a week, twice week, or three tunes
SVs ,a,rly seven and 4 half cents
"sS.'rUE SEMl-WEEkIf-Unr square ni sixteen
o,lrss, first insertion, 75cents, breach f"ntinu-
s.l advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thlr
- and in that proportion for advertisements
,.,,s, leucth-e1cept Lottery Vendors aud Auc
- who are charged one hundred dollars (papcr
<lledl .,,;. .;,h
.Ixarce nay, or s~.'.factorS rtterences,tu insure
.ssu,i "a. MA ,t5r. may he remiit.a per mail
= ,ara available Rank notes, a, the RISK OF The
s'ou ~. as,age Of letters being paid By the ort-
INV .cstapr OF = single letter Is scarcely OF amy
g. =, hr writer: II Is the Accommodation oi post
.;iCum ~ ,,.usive business, which operates as
- ss,as tax upon tie Edt"ts' c, a.. .o,n,,v
ses.s Al f1huar.s and Marriages from the country,
The par,y's hand-writingis unknown u, ,nis
authenticated by the endorsation oi the
,n,.,pr in the neshbornvod or they VIII IN no eass
t,iishsJ Every measure, that has been taken TO
y ,, transitions ndQnikzes, has proved heretofore
pe,i,ny we must, therefore, insist, ~ such case
wa H. communica lonhelu. certined by the name vi
-. postmaster, pritten on the back u theseter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
New Stock Of nry Goods.

/ {. COURTNEY is now receivin. his second sup
- ply of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
in part Of
Black, brown, blue aud green French and English
Cloths-best make
Black aud fancy Cassmetes, double and single widths
Tweed Cassiniefes, for sacks and boys wear
Merino, cashmere, swansdown and Valencia Vest
ings
Pain and figured silk satin and velvet V.stines
Plain and plaid Satines, of all qualities and coIors
Black, brown aud blue Kentucky Jeans
kerseys of all grades; plain and plaid Ilns-ys
American Flannrls-whlte, yellow and red
Patent non shrinking Flannrs, and G-i Flannrs, Tor
ladies' skirts
Whitney, Mackanaw and putiil Blankets
Carpeiings, Rugs and Mats
-, IS and hltached and brown shirlinss
I'd, lO-i and I'D hleaclrd and brown ShceIings
10000 yards Callcoes, from ! c tols
Muuselins from d. 10 finest qualify
Cashmcres-plain, culors and black
Oregon, Berlin, Lama and Molalr Paids
l.amarine and EIsslur Stripes
l.iistre DE Sole, Care aud Jaspers
CarreauS, Sole, and silk plaid Luslfrs
Plaid and plain Alpacas
Plain and figured black and bue.back Silks
Plain. striped and plaid coored Silks
Colored vrivets, Meiinos and Flannrls for sack,
FFbbnn rs Silks and FIorr ufiye Ribbons foI ''sN
Colored Luestrlng and Satin Ribbons
Neck, capand bonnet Ribbons, very rich
Canton long aud square Shawls
Br0cla, Cashmere and Thlbet Shawls
Hoods, Eoas, Polkers and Comforts
Alpaca, cashmere and lambswon Hose
Merinu, silk and cotton Hose
Ladies' kid, silk and worsted Gloves
GeGilemen's buckskn, kid and silk Gloves
Gentlrmrn's clIanios lined Berlin and cashmere do.
Knitting Coltons and Yarns white and coicrs
Gcntlemen's linen cambria and silk Handkefchiefs
Gcntlcmen's black and fancy silk Cravats
Gentlemen = merino. ambswool and cotton Socks
Suspenders, Stocks, Collars, Bosnms, &c, &c.
All persons wanting Dry Goods will find II greatly IL
their interest 10 call early and purchase their Winter
supply n No l13, corner of Broad and Sixth street
Sh"ckor Hill, where they may always find the best
Goods al the lowest prices. J { COURTNEY.
3-rst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
MRS. SiIEFFEY'S
,EI ECTScH00J, FOR Y0TSG LADIES'

4
AT STAuSTON, VIRGINIA.
1 FEW vacancies having occurred IN this School,
~ Mia. Shelley takes this method Of calling the al
teniion Of the public 10 Ms character and design The
plan which ii has been conducted for thr last three
years has proved emnently satisfactory and successful
The number uf pupils being Limited 10 twelve, Mrs
Sheey with the assistance OF her daughters is enabled
devote thorough attention To their moral and inelec
tual training While Mrs Sheiev IL ready Ia acknnw-
ledge that considerations of pecuniary nature first
led her 10 enerupon this VOCATION she hopes that in the
prosecution Of her work the true interests of her p
plls will be the main.spring Of her eyertionS
The next session will commence on Wednesday, No
velnber 9Th.
TERMS Board aud tuition in English branches,
for session Of five months SIS, F,rnch SlU Music
The Piano or Guitar, with singing 5 90 small charge
for of Instruments. Payments 10 be made onr-haif
in advance
Circulars containing particulars. may he obtained
By application Mrs Shelley, s;aunton; and informal
ton may be received from the following eentlemen
Reverend ] d Tyler, Principal Of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution, Hon B G Baldwin, Hon |. Thompson,
Hon A II II stuart L Slrhlina Esq Benjamin Craw.
ford, Esq. James A Cochran, E.q, stanton.
Hon X Meade, Petersburg.
HON. T. I.omaI, Fredericksburg.
Gen : II Lewis, Rockingham
John Gallaher, Esq, Winchester.
Col Andrew Hunter, GharleStown, Jefferson county.
Hon Daniel Smith, Rockingham.
= Baldwin, Esq, Richmond.
Oct 01-cSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
VAICOUION FOR SALE.

rI,HIS valuable Estate lies in Kanawha county, on
i the South side Of Kanawha river, about one mile
below Coal Bridge, and twelve miles oeio@ 1na H.
passing through it, and contains 900 acres, about oUo
of which are river bottom OF the first quality, al TINS
time in high state of cultivation ana improVemenl'
and in the very best condition. The up land Is unsur-
passed by any in the county In fertility OF sou anu az
vantages of situation, and is heavily WOODED win va
liable timber, with the exception OF about aoo acres,
which is cleared and well taken In grass About l9VU
acres of the wood land is under fence, anordng nne
wood land pasture and range for STOCK On TINS tiacl
there good Hour and corn mili, win saw mn AT
tached both Of which are very productive The man
sion, which is spacious and conmodious, containing
twelve rooms constructed in the bes! manner Is taste
fully and elegantly finished, and beautifully situated,
and affords every convenience that can minister 10 ne
ease and comfort Of n family. The yard and garden
are extensive, and have been improved, al much e1
pense, with ornamental trees, shrnbbery, &C. Inc
other improvements consist of BRICK Kitchen weaving
house. laundry smoke house, dairy, cehouse, bath,
house. and, indeed, every necessary house required
about large establishment, together win oVersecrs
houses barns coinhouses, stables, houses
wagon houses smiths and shoemaker shops, and
houses for the accommodation of fifty or sixty negroes
&C. all & the best kind, and arranged IN the most con-
venient manner, and at tins time III eooo repair. lhee
is also, 4 commodious brick hotel situated on The
turnpike road, at the distance OF quarter oil mile
from the mansion house, containing eight rooms, d
large saloon, with porches on both sides OF IL toeeter
with all necessary stables and out buildings, winch Is
excellent stand for tavern, ana winch brings IN
good rent. -,
This estate taken altogether perhaps one OF the mos,
desirable in Virginia. will be sold low, ana the pay
mrnts made easy TO the purchaser Possession WIZ ne
given al the end Of next year-lS49-when Tie hrsl
payment VIII be made.
ly below the other, lying the kanawha river con-
tanning 500 acres, abou, 50 of which are rver oooa
cleared and in cultivation. The buildings are soou
hewn log house, with four ronnis kitchen, goou yarn
and stable ice house sc; and also another tract on
Browns Creek, three miles from the kana%na flSer,
and adjoining the st tract OF aoou ACRES. ms ,ao.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
'ORSYT'II.
70 III Editors eftts Enquirer.
Executive DEpl

EXECUTIVE DEPARrmEsr,t
Nov. 3 1915
Many enquiries having been addressed to Ito
Executive connected with the approaching cleo
lion, the Governor has Obtained the following
opinion Of the Attorney General, which he re-
quests may be published Tor general iniorma,ion.
10 HIS Ereeiicucy Gop. Smith:
sur: Many letters have been recently received
hy me- raising questions on the right 10 vote a the
ensuing Presi entail election.
by your direction have prepared the follow
ing opinion on The general questions, raised in
those letters.
will premise That state The results OF my IN
ves,igation ot each question, omiting the train
OF reasoning by which arrive al The results.
lst Can deaf mute vote at line Presidential
election2
Ansrer-Ths Constitution excludes from the
right Of suffrage, persons Of unsound mind; it
excludes no one in possession Of powers Of
thought because he is deaf mute.
/ the deaf mute be in possession Of his rea-
son and otherwise qualified TO vote, think he
cannot be excluded because he i deaf niue
81 ii citizen house-keepeI and head IL Ia
my has been assessed with part Of the reve-
nue. lax OF l5i1, and has paid the same IN one
county or election district and afterwards rcmoy-
ed 10 another county or election district, what
length OF residence in such county OF election
district is requisite 10 enable him 10 voc?
dns1csr --Such person must have resided in The
county OF election district in which he offers
vote, ioI l. months preceding the election.
To proven, misunderstanding, will adj that
the election district spoken Of, : the election DIS
irict established by;he Constitution, as "hent" tao
| o: more counties constitute a district 10 elect
! delegate.
! 81. Persons have been h0usekeepeis and heads
I Of families for more than twelve months and
/ have been >stssed with part OF The revenue TAX
| Of lS47 and are not returned insolven', ana the
S eIii has paid the lax in.o the Treasury. Can
such persons vote without lctuadiDg 10 the She
| iii he money thus adydIced
4 .4asper The Constitution requires he parry
\ should have been assessed with pal! q ,h' ieVe'
nue. and ac'ualy paid the 81 me lie mus nave
| refunded tie money 10 the sheriff = enable MN 10
vote. The failure u he sheriff 10 return HIM
l ms Iyen, and The raymen! into The Treasury oy
! me sheriff, are no. sufficient 10 qualify mn 10
1 vote.
IN. Is man living py hrmSei, and boarding
1 himself, house liecret and heal 81 lamlly,
/ within The meaung OF he Con>t:iuton}
Aaswsr.-Onc man does not constitute a tam-
| " AMI such petsua cannot vote; bli, il he have
servant n servants il hs house, his wiz make
| him he mead ., a anty within he meaning ot
the Cons lloa. ). ,. BahlEk
Nov. 3, lS4S. Attorney General
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
TO TIE AFFLICTED!
ESP A.. 80. ssObinsOn.

WHO has nee successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice Of Medicine for nearly thirteen YEARS.
still relieving and positively curincof the following
forms of disease-eght out Of who apply to hii'
and who have bren pronounced imcurable-sciotnih'
White swelling, Dtopsy, Dyspepsia Rheumatism ~
fections of The Liver, hgue and Fever, scad hrau'
Ulcerous Sores Of long standing, letter, Cancer,
rosy Palsy ST Vtus' Dance, Wens Coughs ana III
ect;on Of the Lungs, supposed 10 be Consumption
Asthma, syphilis, Gonouhea, s,ricture, Mrteana
Disease and all forms of disease peculiar I"
such A. Fiuer Albus ,Prolapsus Eten. &C. &C. lie ~,
treated several hundred cases Of rheumatism ai'e
failed IN five only, where the remedies were eneIssl
ally applied in efectns an entire cure. refsons -,
fcrinr from the effect Of mercury speedily Ieiieyfa
Referenc. The most satisfactory can be had. oihe'
No. 3, Wall street, under the City Hotel.
Nov 5-cwtf
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nv WIN F. & THOs. RICHIE, JR.
500 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, Ill Farmville,
II about the 18th June last, bright Mulatto Man
MATabou, twenty eight years Of age, OF low stature,
walks baiiy, being inclined TO be box-ankled-"ith
bushy head ui hair. No other marks recolleeted lie
is shoe maker by trade, and, having carried oil ms
TOOLS il is thought he may be lurking about some u The
shops about Richmond, us lie was seen not many uay
after he. left Lere going IN that drection-or ABOUT
l.,nchbnrs as H.. was raised In or near that place
will give The above reward il taken out Of The states or
Sa5 il taken IN the State Amy information concerning
him will be thankfully received .,,,>,
Dri ol-rS l. III JAChSOf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
NOTICE.

A pPLJCaTlON Will he made 10 The General Assem-
a nv ii Virginia. IT. next session. on behalf OF The
Chesterfield Railroad Company tor authority 70 change
49,. i,ns NJ their road and 10 make a branch thereof 10
warwick of point near thereto, on James rlSef,
NJ 70 MAKE a road from polnl the Richmond anu
Petersburg Railroad 10 Warwick. q some ",h' lo'n'
thereto on the river 90 a. Ia be nsrd N c6nnec-
ZION with The latter road, mode OF another my
hereafter h. preferred and for i'hnnty e max ~ ~
ranseuent with thr hchmoni and Petersburg na''ou
n,n.rv H., Innp liz tfansrnrtntpu ~. a. stet,
field Railroad ~ any part thereof 80 4. ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
IMPLEMENTS
NEW AND VALUABLE I'M

PROVEMENTS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
ID SINCLAIR, JR., & CO, of Baltimore, have es-
III tablishrd an agency in this city, opposite the
Banks the sale Of their improved and extensive va
re,y OF Agricultural! Machinery, Ploughs, &c.
The attention Of Farmers il particularly recommend
ed 10 the folowngst Of valuable Machinery, Pioughs'
&C. as possessing every quality 10 render success 10 Tue
purchaser The materials from which they are manu-
featured, and their construction, is not surpassed. All
indictments purchased will be warranted both as re-
CARDS performance, quality of material and workman
shp-vlz:
Threshing Machines
Straw Separators, FOR ditto
Corn aud Cob Crushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn Shelters
Wheat and Corn Tanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpening Poughs.
Also thirty patterns various kinds Plouchs, Har
rows, Cultivators, Grain Cradles, Farming and Gard
ners' Tools, and complete assortment Of Garden aud
Flower Seed. Oct 90--ctf
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: II q |, Il, n

< EPTEMBER 29ih. l8is, sf the Wharf ~ Port Con.
y way, WALNUT COLoREu CHEST, about
three and half feet in length the lid Split and nailed
down with four large nails, with white oak hinges
The Chest, nj the time It was stoien had within nine
Dresses ii Parasol, and some other articles. among
which was Quilt not quite finished, made of Gallo"
and bleached cotton pieces cut three cornered, Of very
small size and some very notable vest pieces IN It, The
chest and It's contents belonged 10 Miss Nancy Adams,
daughter Of MI. Thomas Adams Of King George coun-
IT, Virginia will give the value OF the contents q
The chest for the delivery of them 10 me.
oc, All THOMAS ADAMS
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED from Westham Cottage, eight miles
N ahuve Richmond, on James River, slave RICHARD,
or RICHARD BROWN-of brown complexion, tall anu
slender, with blsmish in one eye, slightly mparing
the sight lie was formerly owned by Dr. VIM BANK
head near Guinea Depot, Caroline, where his moInsf
and other friends still reside HIS iaher lives W
aarck shurg and several relatives In Richmond, al rf
nard Bres, Robert C. Stanard's and Geo. W. p mnn'
ford's II is supposed he is lurking about VI; namS
return to me- or s3O If od 2rd in Jail can gel HIM
Oct l3-ctf REUBEN JENKINS, Manager.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE BY j. WaRROCk,
THE VIRGINIA ASD NORTH CAROLINA
AT.MANACK FOR lS49,

CONTAINING, as usual, the times and places for
~ holding the various Courts; Lists a members "i
the Senate and House Of Delegates Of virginia. also,
Representatives in Congress from Virginia and North
Carolina. Songs: Give me thy love tonight; The Road
of Life. Productions Of the United States In The sevr
raj states Post Office from the several states
Table showing the comparative nuriment in various
articles OF food Remedy for Ague and Fever; Catching
Cupid The Death Of Mother; What a woman should
be- aphabe,callyan what she ought not to be Green
Peas for Winter use; S'Gie thy blessing, inlller
beautiful piece; Be cherfful;-wh a supply Of Riddles
charades Arthmecal Questions Transpositions, 6and
variety Of other amusing pieces. Aug 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
THE TRIUMPH IN PoWIATAN.

The Richmond Wing zealously appealed TO
the Whics here 10 defeat Col. Hopkins, The Cass
and gn,ler Elec,or, whom il most unjustly styled
CHE slaunchest enemy 10 Richmond" Inc
Who's therefore, made tull turn out, and Hop
kins' election i indeed "ictory, and prond m
dcat,on Of the Democratic triumph in Virginia
on Tuesday next, The Wings may invent eI-
cnses 10 break the ioice OF this result, but 'hey
will be unavains-tor, taking all the circnm-
Stances into consideration, il is an undou0ed anu
genuine triumph OF our great principles achieV-
al nv Inc gallant AMI unlnchins Democracy OF
PuWhalan.
The vote in Powhaian shows clearly mai me
ore,tisc OF "spon,aneous" Tayorism IN Virginia
i all hnmbug-a mere isniS iatHn. never
h,y. 40 seen more enthusiasm than was dis
rlavca a, powhatan Courthouse on THURSDAY.
Tell rs no, about apathy, il The spirit OF The
Democracy on Thursday was fair specimen o.!
,he zeal and enthusiasm which anima;es our nc
HE NAVY. We say boldly, all's well-lhe Union
i ate-On Virginia will give triumphant
majority for Lewis Cas- and VIM. . Butler.
Al he close Of the polls, Col. Hopkins came
forward and made some patriIiic AMI eloquent
remarks. He returned thanks 10 his friends, and
maid high compliment 10 his opponent. lie
hoopcd MS friends 10 bear the glorious victory
with moderation, aud warmly appealed = them
Il come forward on TUESDAY next and cast their
SURFACES Tor Cas- and Bu:ier.
We regret that several OF our friends we're IN
ducst, from local causes, . withhold their sui
traces at this election May we no. hope that
uby--ones will be by.sones," and tha; they Will
rome forward and unite with each other IN
maintaining AMI carrying cut Inc sIea principles
for which We have SO long struggled
Al a late hour and after the vote was an
nounced. loud calls were made for "Caskie =
"Caskiem Although Mr. Caske had arrived bu
q shor, time before The close Of the polls, and va:
worn down and iatigued, he said he could no
lie, the occasion pass without consra,n!alin9
,he glorious Democracy OF Powhasan on th'
erea, victory they had gained. He said he hal
;us, made is speech a. the balct.boI, aud Ina
was when ne pronounced the name Of Herr
/. HOPKINS. The Court House rang vii
nlaudi,s and cheers; and Mr Caskie closed hi
! eloouen, remarks BY patriotic appeal 20 tn
Democracy 10 come forward on Tuesday ne'
: nd vote for our glorious ,landard-bearers, Lew
Cass and William O. Butler, the brave 70
| volunteers" Democrats Of Virginia. initiate u
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{ II J Y &. &

fIE subscribers havon hand every variety ni parlof
l office and cookiuesToNEs, from the smallest 70
the largest sze-Suitale for wood coal Also, large
patterns and most appr'ed construction.
Also, large ABSORBENT q; Tin Ware. sheet Iron
Utensils, stove Pipe e., all d which they WIN sell a,
street, between City Htel aud old Market.
Nov 2-can II 4 e. r WELLER.
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Fran ihs .Soyfolk DtlyHt

To The Editors OF The Enquirer.
have Just returned from The mass meenhss III
me civ OF Norfolk. and al III Gfear Bn1se.-
The democracy viii 10 their du'y bon u ne cty
and county OF Norfolk. and think IN an ne
counties in the first Congressional District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
$4,000 worth Of Dry Goods
4 I Z . ) T..
QJfARI,ES 81 MERWIN

GU ARLFS u u Eh WIN
ARE IN the habit al selling Gu their Stock once IN
"A five years and III time having now arrived, they
offer their entire sick of DRY GOODS at cost for
cash onlu Being determined % dispose Of every arti-
Gle on hand before INCH another stock. III Ia
vorins them with al may ~ assured oil grtihe oa'
gains 20. 22J, Broad street,
Nov 3-cst Richmond va.
PROF. ORANGES SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD Z. Il }
VIRGINIA.
THE next session OF my School VIII commence VI
L The Isl day Of November ana end on the 'ou'''
Wednesday Of April .co
Board fox the ssssot, ~
Tuition including ncieht ara Modern Languages, ~
Music, W'th use oflsiriiInenl'
A small extra Zee siil he charged Tor those at'eh"e
the Chemical Lectures Fees payable III ADVANCE
OCl l3-cU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06

PowH.s CouSrr, 9th April, ISIS
Dear Sir-i"ur GOO proved 10 be very good, anu
lasted well. Encoscdou have the balance due you /,
after dtdncling the we of mlTe and my brother :
wool. Yos, truly,
To w. r.. fason. WM. w. MlCHAIN.
May l9-CiatS m5n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06

JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. NJ. CABELL
HAVE united in the practice of Law, and will regu-
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appomattox, Bedford, Campbell
aud Nelson, and the town OF Lynchburs.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
pr artce in the Court of Appeals. Oct 21-ctf
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Nn FIFE

,E,O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
1 RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, 1917:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, VIZ: In
addition Ia The sum three dollars called for, hve dol
lars, payable the first day Of each Z" The months ="
March. ApriI. Nav, August, September October aud
December and ten dollars the first day Of each OF
the months Of June, July and November "n each share
Subscribers in Augusta will pay 10 the BANK az
Slaunlon in Ahemare in the Bank Charlottesville;
and those in Richmond in the Bank Of Virginia, tothe
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company Plnetuaty IS
important as interest pH be due each nsdlmen not
paid by order OF the Doaru, ,-
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
R,oyer Dam Depnt Feb o2-ctUec.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06

n,SMAI. SWAMP LAND COMPANY.
,,,pp Annual Meeting Of Stockholders IN The uismai
| swamp Land Company will be held IN me town
~ sntok on the third Thursday tthe 10TH OF the pre-
sen, month. nd ~ connanv
lS1s-r3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
TN L. IL or ~ "A Il q I o HI .
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEmANs BuiLDlNds,)
Four doors NORTH OF Pennsylvania h''""''
Washtn gton. nn,soN...
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN 2. US y, n"re
ID associated themselves IL. the purpose OF posecu.
ipp claims IF ali rnds Congress and the several
Denartmsnis If, aa General Government.
All congratulations, post paid addressed TO the
above, shall receive prompt attention
Reference is given 10 the following gentlemen:-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. ). Y Ma
son. Secretary of the Navy; Hon. r. J. walker, secre
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno Mclean, Y. supreme
Court; Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, U. 5 Senate; Clement
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, DC. ..,.
" John E. Addison Attorney at Law, wiii continue
10 give personal attention business before the several
Courts ofthe District Of Columbia, and the aaJolhe
ountIes Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cy