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81 2nch plank 8 feet long, IL TO Ia inches wide,
best quality yellow pine
5000 % IL to IL inches wide,
best quality yellow pine
1900 plank S 10 feet long, IL to IA inches wide,
best quality yellow
III 800 nch ls 30 II by IA inches wide,
best quality yellow pine
inches wide, tongued
and grooved
dressed flooring inches wide, tonged
and groOved, 30 feet long
5000 dressed flooring, TO inches wide, tongued
and grOOved dressed both Sides 20 feet long
81 300 feet dressed hoorng tongued and grOoved
$500 feet dressed oorng tonged and grooved 10 inches
wide
Icso ceiling ongued and grooved inches
wide
1854 dressed ceiling, Hnch, tongued and grooved, to
POI 800 plastering lahs, feet long best quality yellow
1900 feet 2nch juniper plank l6 TO % feet long, l2 to 10 inches
wide
1900 nch juniper plank long, IL l6 inches
wide
300 900 juniper shingles, best quality, and less than inches
pine plank, Is 20 fee, long, to IL
ehes wide
Class No. 2-Misceilaneous
Inch yellow pine 6 Is feet long, 10 to 6 inches
pieces yellow PINE inches long, ~ by IL inches
50 do do feet long, by inches
10 do do % feet long, by 6 inches wide
1900 inch white pine boards
1000 do X do do plank
do do
a, a, i,,a. bnuVI
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A LOAN WANTEDi-Sl, 600 is wanted on or before the
n 5h of June for year. for much longer time
lender may sh and real estate security, located in
Of the city, insured for more than six times the
amount three different insurance companies, and the
property yielding of more than III 400 per year.
preferred will be paid quarterly, halyearly,
or yearly in advance.
Apply through the Washington city post office, and an In
terview may be had ,, eonr,
A. a uirI rno*
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Colts s'mprovsd Repeating Pistols"
INJECTING TO be absent in Europe for months,
IL all inquiries in relation said may be addressed
to j. Knox Walker, Washington, who is empowered IS my
attorney and general agent and receive orders
for the delivery OF said pistols SAMUEL COLI.
May l6-d3m
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UyrrEp STATES PATENT OFrrcE.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
May 8, 1919.
N the petition Edward Reynolds, Of Salem, Vow
~ Jersey praying for the extension of patent granted
carriage wheels years from the expiration OF
said patent which takes place the 18th day of july
lSl9-
1t is ordered tina. said petition be heard the Patent
Office the 9Th day of July next, at IL O'Clock and
all persons notified appear and show cause, If any
they have why said petition ought not to he granted
Ordered, that this notice be published in the Union
and Globe, Washington cy Republican and Argus, Bal
delpha Post Piltsburg; True American, Trenton True
Sun, New York Post, and Times, Boston Herald, Pow
dence; Republican and Gazette. Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire week for three successive weeks previous to
'' gu '>' - '"' EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p s. Editors the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper CONTAINING
this notice. Way a
John M. McCALLA, late Second Aa"isor on tno
j Treasury offers his in the prosecution OF claims
the government, before Congress, OF 'ne oePai.11s
ness generally He will also practise law In the District
,,.rs to him business should be postpaid
3s ~ ~ the corner of 9th and Louisiana avenue,
opposife the Telegraph ofice -,
| fWtAsnrNeroN CRY, April 26-eo6mif
X supreme Court OF the United States. In answer to
MANY letters thinks say that ne cannot attend
IN claims before Congress any of tue departments but
will devote his attention exclusively eases inuused :"
him in the Supreme Court , NH.
Office Pennsylvania avenue near the seven b"no'
ings, Washington, ID. @. mho-"
S,TATIoNERY of every Kind, aud blank books, Al
| y cbeap prices TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
| Nav ii Booksellers, 9th street,
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VIE onase' me Turf and the Road by NimroA
l. with Illustrations by Aiken 81 Gilbert 1 vol Iordon
- UT ssie AT TAYLOR MAURYS
'"no Bookstore, 9th street.
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NoriCE-The coparmership heretofore existing he
~ tween JOHN L. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TuokrR will continue to ar
tend promptly to all business before Congress the de
PaImehu as heretofore. March 2l-u
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r ONoFELLOW's new Novel, :. kavanash,v will he
IL received this day. price 10 cents:
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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White Rocky Mountain Beaver Hatsi
Wrkhom .nirfsrr.
has on sale the white hat, of the
eL s,ye, OF superior quality and OF beautiful finish.
oiue and drab fur hat OF perior finish and shape
,uenueinen are invited call and examine the Rocky
mountain Beaver hat, offered by me this season. as they
WIN nno IL superior to any sold in this market
STEVENS'S
May H-6feod soso,,s,iu u,
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@ Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF pack
ages splendid lotteries, will receive the most
PROMPT attention. and official account OF each drawing
immediately after it is to all WHO order from US
Address j. " y MAUh1
Nav "a Agents, Alexandria, Virginia.
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May 2i-dtf
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o Or ToTn,a out 70 year, 81 ss sad s ePs been Sss as s
Bsos poor was e9npeid 70 Limit rs inauet's ~
only who bad pveds worth and known value had reached the Of
- EAEh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
COMMERCIAL REcoRD-
RICHMOND MARKETS. NOV i

TOBACCO-The breaks are small with no
change in prices. Interior lugs sell a, SO so;
good Tugs 81 S SO; common leaf IS & 81.
good So Is 7 So fiue So 8 SO; fine manulac.
turing Sail JoHs Nj SngppsRp II
FLOUR-RichmoDd SIS ooa5 lsI; sco!lsyille
SIS l2t let
WliEAr-Red 100 a los; Whit. los no
cents For extra qualify 2f cts more per bn.heI
CORN -57i a 60 GEMS cash and credit.
CORN MEAL 6o is cents.
OATS 81 IS cents per bushel.
FISH -Heripgs ale very scarce; Get sGsa
a 6 IS; Gross SAT a Is; Shad 50 ssNSoN
BACON Virginia cured, n cents; West.
ern sid 5 i +; cts; Shoulders S Sic; Hans
daiOc:
LARD Barrels 6sa7 cts; kegs !, scs.
HlSKEY-2Sl cents for Recli6et.
COFFEE Rio .! a lCs; Lasuayra 81 lOi;
Java I0a ID
SUGAR Porto Rico St Gl; n ollsaus &c;
81 Cfoix cts.
TEAS-Impsfial and Gunpowder S. a 25c
! per h.. Black - TO c. Dull.
| SOAP-For brown &c.; yellow ~ sc. per
I pound; white and variesalcd ~ IA.
FLAXSEED-li5a l2u cents per bushel.
FEATHERS-33 a IS ceuis.
! HIDES-Green sailed 4 At cents per ID.
/ CaItsaei IS els. 10 each; Spanish ia ISL cts.
lRON-pig Iron $50 TO 81, according 10
quality, Swedes 50 per ton; English IS; Trede.
gar Richmond mandatory $50; UP Country,
/ BargO, according 10 qualify. Nails TO II.
STEEL-American blislered SllO per ton.
SHOT-5lc. perponnd.
| PLASTER SO from Wharf; al Basin 3 IS.
/ SALT as. sales from wharf IS pc! sack
from Store 81 a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
COMPLIMENT TO MR.. RUSH

The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times coIrrcts
the prevalent error thar Nj. LamarIiEc, m his
History OF The French Revolution, had "slurred
over The prompt ard patriotic manner in which
our able Ambassador, Mr.. Rush, was h first
10 recognise n French RrfuUle." Thr Tint
refers us 10 the 8.h chapter Ii liia .lh eoo!. OF
the history, in which Lamdrlhe repubihhcs his
celebrated manifesto 10 Europe.
With what interest Lamartine watched the
returning news Of the reception OF his "inanes-
TO-" may be gathered iron, The pages o! his book
Alter being satisfied as 10 results, and before any
foreign minister had been appointed, he thus dis.
courses:
"Mcauwhile, Europe seemed balanced telween
The terror which the revolution in Paris inspired,
and the hope Of the possibility OF peac. which
the manifesto OF The provisional government per
mued her 10 cherish. The American minister
had been The fret 10 recognise lhr French iepub-
lie, by anticipating he orders Of his govo'nmcn'
ard by he sole aulhoriy Of conmcaiy Of
institutions"
How elcquently and tfuthlully The above re-
presents the action Of Mr. Rush-lhe feelings OF
The American government and people!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16

KOSSU TIL AND HIS FAMILY --"Sbould
not our own Government" asks the Savannah
Georgian, "nercedr ior X ssuln aud his lanily3
Not with arms Tor that would BE- in EoSilny 10
CUR yell established rul. not 10 take pan in he
alais OF Foreign Governments when we are MOI
ourselves copcerned-bnl should Lot our Cavern
menl nlercede with its moral influenced Wash-
nglon nerceded with Austria Tor Lsiayeue al
Olmul7. The cause vi lreedotn-nuW that our pu>
puaiun is &c, coo, 600 ot sonis-secms 10 demand
that The American w &C SHOULD be heard al least
in the way oil inerccssion."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
THE RESULT.

The Democracy in New Orleans (says The n
| o. Courier have uuhiy 4 me their duty 10 them
selves and 10 The county. The 100 majority
Tie civ sent 10 swell The uumph OF Taylorisu
| last ia has ci>appcare9 and in lis place appears
| Democratic majority ol between three and four
| hundred The most sanguiEc OF cur friends die
MOI anticipate So favorable result. The federal
patronage and The police oil The city, The WhIe
| Commissioners Of Election, and all the cGrrup
| influences Of PARTY, whose chief boasl is the
| comuand OF wealth, were brought iG,o ihs field
against us; bu! Democratic soldiers Voc he day.
Ii is 20 drawn field. Our victory is decided
one, and as it is in New Orleans, so it i. through
GU, the Sae. Walker aud Plauche have march.
ed through the city t,iumpbaniy; Gen. Lewis,
The DemocIatic Sheriff, ia reelected Two OF the
Democratic candidates tor the Senate are elected
and Of The lwcnly.one Representatives 10 the
House, scnl from the parish, tpelre are Demo-
cats. The e. tGfrs from every part Of Inc parish
are 10, and ihs following is the general result:
For Cove nor-Joscph Walker, 347 majority.
Err Licuonan; Gorstior y B Plauche,
l04 majority
For ssnA,or-wm Dunbar majority.
For Scsaior-C. Dufour, "a
For Senator -Junius Beebe
For SheriG-John L. Lewis, 81
For Audi,or-Zsnon Lsdoux, 10 /"
For Representatives. the following are elec>
ted &C. w. Stanton, VIM. Monaghan, J. n.
Caldwell, J. C. Larus, Samuel Jamiscn, T. 0.
Stalk, James Ga,quet, A. G. Wilson, Louis
St. Martin, Chas. Agaisse, w. II. Wilder, and
Peter Marcy.
The vote of the city last November was 9 $40,
row it is 1882. Taylor's majority was 1901
That for Walker is 347. Gain 10 one year in
the city 1883 But 'or The frauis referred to
above, this gain would have been close upon
1000,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
THE VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF Til

Have had Interesting sessions in Petersburg
They have elected lie following Delegates and
Reserved Delegal,s 10 the ReIt general Confer
ence OF the NJ. E. Church. South. which is 10 be
held 10 ST. Louis in 1850:
Delrgaics-John Early, William A. Smib
Leroy NJ Lee, Thomas Crowder David S. Dog
ge Anthony Dibrell, Joseph II. Davs and Geo
w. Lanshorne.
Reserved Delegates LeOnidas Rosser and
John Z Edwards.
Al The anniversary meeting OF the Virginia
Annua! Conference Missionary Society, which
was a, qlsnily addressed by Bishop Andrew and
DR.. I.o,. subscription in behalf OF The cause OIL
Mission. was taken up. amounting 10 1918
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16

Henry Clay visited The Walnut Street Thea
ire, Philadelphia, on Monday evening by iuvi>
lalion OF the manager, Mr.. MARSHALL, to wit
ness The personationo Of Lady Macbeth, by Miss
Charlotte Cushman. The box appropriated 10
him was 1raped with q gs, anu whcl he entered,
the audience rose and saluei hin with six
cheers lie sal the performance out, ami durin g
The evening and on retiring, was enlhusia ,!ically
chtered
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
1ENNYL.INDAND MIR BARNUM

Something Of The spirit OF MIR Barnrm in ca
lering Tor lie public taste may be Judged from
the following card OF his il The Y. Sun:
Much against my will, il has "gol into the pa
pers" that am endeavofins TO engage The "SWed-
lsa Nightingale" for America. IL has been stated
that her Aeen, is here and thai have offered
h,f $50 900 Tor 200 nights, &c. have preferred
keerlns THIS subject uul Of the public prints Tor
The present, hul since il is broacned, and il erro-
ueous in its most important particulars, l beg
leave to correct it, Isl Jenny Lird has SEMI no
aeon, 10 America but have sent two 10 heI; Que
OF whom returned recently iron an Interview
with her aud has now gone 10 meet her IN Stocks
holm win my proposals. I'd As regards terms,
understand and believe that MIR hnow,es, MA
mage; oil The Manchester Theatre, who engaged
Jenny Lind 10 sing Tor him II The PROVINCIAL
towns OF Great Britain, paid her 1iO0 sterling
ner night. | understand also that i was no IN
usual hing for AIR Lumley, Of the Queens Ope.
ra in London 10 receive fl6O0 TO $4,000 sterling
on Jenny's nights. II is absurd therefore 10 sup
pose that could expect 10 engage her tor 2oo
nights Tor $50, 0O0-Sa,20 per night.
Now he ruth is have offered her mere IMAM
four lines that amount per night, besides paying
The expenses from Stockholm and during the en-
eaeemenl OF herself and companion, hnancler,
1probably her aher and lwo servants, besides pla.
einga carriage always al her disposal, and paying
evesy description OF expense attending lhs cons
cert, GERS or operas in which she may sing, and |
have offered 10 place 10000 sterling in the
hand. OF her banker in London 10 secure The
tulflmenl OF my proposition. amby no means
certain OF her coming even al The oft.r made
brt II ary gentleman supposes hat lheic is goOs
mon 10 This business, and that a less compeosa-
lion would induce her 10 comc, hereby pledge
my honor 10 sign bonds ior ANY amour! wnenev-
or called upon, to give any person $50 for every
500 per night that will obtain her services Tor
me, less than sloo per y agn , oe,s'es all me
P. t. BARNUM.
American Museum, Friday Nov. 9. lsi9.
This We happen to know (says he New York
Express,) is all True, and The offer we believe was
besides house, servant, carr age and attentions OF
every sort, 100000 Tor 200 night. add relative
IL more for shorter term Of service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
Nj a RIED

Marrir;., a, Clover Hill, Appomsrcz county.
on The in Infant, ty lhe Rev J CHRIS. Mr.
JoEL w JENKINS, ii Charlotte county, 10 Miss
JEssY Ann X WRIoMr. Of The former pl ce.
Married, CT the 18Th insan, by the Rev Mr.
Joyner, MI JcHS Por Jr, to Miss Z CoRsILlA
WILLIAMS, both Uf this city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
Telegraphei for the Baltimore Sun.

New ORLEANS, Nov -.
The steamer Alabama arrived here on the lth
instant from Cnagres, wiIh one hundred and
twelve passengers.
The news by he steamer Cambria was receiv
cd here yesterday through the telegraph, and has
as yel had no effect on Ine cotton marker. Sales
ul 22OO bales al full prices; middlng l0t:.
Mulasses are dull and declining.
Sugar has declined Of cent pei 10 large
sales Of prime al Aye per / b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
ODD Fellows Saloon.
THIS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. IL
REMEMBER TIE POOR.
APPEAL TO TIE PUBLIC,

As The winter is near al hand, when the pcoi
aIc subjected 10 many inconvenience ard
deptiyaions, il is proper that some pr vision 70
relieve their wants should be made. DESTROYS
OF contributing TO SO charitable purpose tie
NIGHrls0,IEs cheeriully volunteer their services,
for his evening, 10 The Union Benevolent SocIe'
~ OF this city; aud, as ii res's with he public TO
determine the amour, OF The Teceips, they disin.
teresedly appeal 10 them to favor the perform.
ance with Their presence. On this occasion they
have selected programme which ltey hope vii
msel the appreciation o! all.
For fartuer particulars see sLaii LiIis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
SOUTHERN PLANTER.

The November No. is before us, aid with The
Republican We can cordially commend il 10 our
readers. This periodical is published al a low
price, and contains large amount oil valuable
mater. R. b. Gocch, Esq, is lis editor, ard dis
charges his duties with much ability.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16

The verdict was admitted 10 RECORD. Mead
TITO Cnnrl then required The prisoner 10 .a;.
The counsel for the prisoner declafsu ,h.m
nhysical inability 10 plead al The then ia'e "'1'
OF the evening, o'clock. snt The
The Court Insisting on its requirement,
couns al for the prisoner Withdrew from tne sa ,ne
The prisoner then rose, aid afier s'a 4, the
dilemma In which he had been placeu =, hia
withdrawal OF counsel relied upon 10 cohau.' 49,.
cause. requested the Court TO postpone lai'".'
hrarine oil his case ill tomorrow. foi inc -.
mise of enabling him 10 procure The aia VI 'o'"
sci. - . ,so,ire
The prisoner 10 proceed with his casei out ~ eou
siteration of the circumstances BY which 'hr pr
soner was surrounded, decided TO giant MS 'e
oues entirely as matter Of courtesy
The Sheriff was lhereupon required 10 ADJOURN
The Court ill II o'clock Tomorrow ms
GENRL SCOTT AT LAFAYETTE HALL, RlCh
MoND, VA.
The company here (says the Time',) was
composed chiefly OF III. Military, and it appear
ed 10 give The General peculiar pleasure 10 have
such an opportunity OF greeting THIN. Al his
own instance. sieIce was procured, that he
mobt nropose a toast ITO the Volunteers OF Rich
mond." lie then gave an interesting lile MARIA
live of the incidents WATCH ATTENDED his MS e. :
| listmept as a soldier IL was On The occasion
when, in consequence OF The attack ON The Che
sapea Ike. President Jefferson called upon The &C.
yerror of Virginia Tor volunteers TO march;o Lyl-
| haven Bay to preventive British from n5 INTO
our waters. Two companies, he said, one Of
horse and ore OF loot, the Blu.s (chccrsi marched
from Richmond-the horse bein. unttr coh,
mspd CT bis old friend, Capt. Ben. Sheppard, who
| II h,h .ra - T,hpn IN IL
self fastened over 10 Petersburg, and enlisted in
The company OF horse, which marched lfom 1das
lowe, % "a high privale"-tor he was the tall
es, man in ths company and role the tales;
horse. That campaign, hssaid, was one without
boodshed, but it was his FIRST essay il military
| life. He closed by giving "the health OF The
Volunteers II RichmuId'-- and here thee hear
~ cheers were given for winfield Sco,."
Then followed succession Of happy senti.
men,s from differen. gentlemen, which as notes
we're moi taken, We are unable 10 recall.
Gov. Floyd gave toas! 10 Gen Scot, which
was very heartily received By the company
Capt. Hamilton was appropriately compli-
msnted by Gen. Lambert, as the gallant descon-
dant CT q nobls ancestor; and, in return, ne
drank 10 the Old Dominion, 10 which that an
cestor had had the honor If heading c.e z! The
assaults upon the enemy's Notifications at YORK.
| tow.
We were glad 10 see amongst The guess The
Hon. John Y. Mason, laIe Secretary oil ihe Ma
w. in MIR. Folks administration, @no, Dei6s
called ont, gave his delicious sentiment: Cen
eral Winfield S,:ol, The solder who ntSer lost
field"
Mr.. Patton, of the Executive Council, after
making some humorous remarks, toasted lie
General as the herooi Two wars aud lhfee pa
ciicalions."
Alter remaining 10 the Hall nearly IN hone,
Gen Scor, took his leave, aud was escorted back
10 his lodgings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
RICHMOND. November lt.

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATrLF-At The scales command 81
10 So IS, and market amply furnished.
HoGS-Si so 10 81 IS, IelI. Market full
and prices unslsa dy.
SHEEP 81 so 10 S3. as 10 qualify.
Photographed Tor Iha Baltimore Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l4-6 nj.
Flour is in fair reques; sales II common brands
al SIS 5 IL l.2. The supply of grain is 10
lair cx,cn'; sales OF plim. nd wheat al 06 a
! | CO; white DO 10 IA Corn is mol quite 20
nrm; sales OF white at 10 &c. and yellow a. Is
a t;5c. Gals % 33c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
Photographed for The Baltimore Sun.

WV 7 HLL1No .NUF. ~.
RESULT OF THE LOUISIANA AND
MISSISSIPPI ELECTIONS.
Mr.. Walker, the Democratic cAndi tate, is
now believed 10 be elected Governor ot Lou,si>
ana by small majority.
TIE Congressional delegation stands Il: same
as it was al the last Congress, viz: one Wing
and three Democrats.
the Wings will have small msi,rily on int
ballot in The Legislature.
Gen Quilman is elec.ed Governor OF Missis.
sippi by large majority. The Democfas claim
tour members of Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
SUPERIOR COURT. Nov. IA.


C0rmon reolh W. I'm. B. Areier.-A jury
was empanneIled 10 try The issue upon The plea
in abatement rendered by The prisoner, viz: "ihat
he had never been examined Tor the Cfence for
which he is now indicted, as b. law he vas en-
titled Ia be-" The Commonwealth holding The
affirmative upoa this plea, offered IN evidence 10
the jury record Of The Examining Court, which
the counsel tor the accused moved TO exclude,
upon The ground that by The said record it appear
ed that the Of .ncc vas moi The same that cIami-
nation being for The forgery OF a note purpor,ins
to be signed BY Charlotte Archer Spelling The
name with one ~ and The indictment in his
case charging forgery Of note pu!porline 10
be signed by Charlotte Archer, Spelling The
name with Two rs; and in support Of The me-.
tion urged The fac, That al aGeiher stage oil
The proceeding, Inc Counsel 10. The Com.
monwealh had relied upon The fact that
there we're two notes. in one OF which The naHle
OF Charlotte had becn spell With one !, ard in The
Other with lwo!'s Ii was alleged thai i also ap.
peared By the sail record, that Ike accused was
examined for forging the names oil Junius L. Ar
cher aud Chastan Cooke, By the style II J. l.. Ar
cher, and G. Cooke, and that the indicl menl here
was for The forgery OF The name OF Chaslain
Cooke only. Alter the arguments oil Counsel,
The Court decided that the whole matter was a
QUESTION VI idet ioi VIC JuIJi W NC Ny tntu uc.cI
mined. Whether The record woua provs The rx-
animation, i. was NJ! for him 10 say, aud ke
ssouii ih,e.o:e permit the said teco! 10 SO 10
The jury.
The Counsel for The Commonwealth Dey, Offer
ed Mr.. Mann 5. Valentine 10 Prove tha, the n-
diclment offered to The lurY, was The indictment
found upon The note exhibited in evidence to lhe
jury, ard proposed 10 call The Clerk OF The Hus'
lungs Court 10 prove that he accused had been
examined for This of-nce. The Counsel for The
accused moved 10 exclude the said testimony
upon the ground thai the Grand jury could only
be heard b. their indictment, and III, Clerk OF
The Hastings Court By his record. The Ccur'
oyerruled the motion, end permitted The WINES
10 be heard The prisoners Counsel rendered
bills Of exceptions 10 the above opinions. John
Robinson and Joseph Mayo, Esqrs, were also
examined 10 prove The identity OF The mole.
Finally the case was submitted 10 Ibe Jury,
who brought in verde! 10 The effect that The
Indictment on which the prisoner was DOW ar
raigned was The same offence Tor The commission
OF which he had been examined BY the Hus'ins'
Cour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
NOTICE.

. YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF experience IN teach
n lug, qualified to teach the Latin and English L'n-
guases wishes TO engage School for The ensuirg year
in a private family, IN healthful part OF virginia
Satisfactory evidence Of capacity, etc, etc, VIII oe
given. Address, B, EearofGot Post Once, han
over county, Virginia. Nov lo-eWaW