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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

Black and fancy Crarais OF all qualities Pocket
andkrrchirfs, Suspendrts, Gloves, Merlno and Cot.
ton Under Shirts Also, fine assortment of Shirts of
the most fashionable style and of good quality Shout
der Braces, Money Belts, &c sc.
Tie above Goods have been manufactured BY the
subscriber and particular attention has been paid to
getting them up right. All who may be in want are re-
qesed 10 call at No. liz, and examine his STOCK which
they will hnd to compare with any stock before Of
fered in the RcHs0np MARKET. As far as the prices
are concerned, they Will he made right. Call before you
buy, or you may haze regret II. Motto-Quek
sales and'smdtl profits for the CASH.
April l3-Ii sILAS MERCHANT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
John Y. MASON

WILL practice Law in The Couu OF Appeals,
w the Chancery Court, and the Federal
Courts held in the city OF Richmond. He will also
attend 10 cases in the Supreme Court OF The Uni
ed States.
His Office is at his residence, corner OF 9th and
Cary streets, Richmond, Virginia.
anri 10-2m
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rr Tomorrow [sa,urdayl Mr.. JOHN SEF'
TONS Benefit.
r-Auy Outstanding accounts must De pre-.
Mod 10 Inc Treasurer Tor payment before one
s.s,o.h nm Sa,urday. JOHN SEFIoN.
po,crs OF ADMISSION BOXES, 10 cents;
o., 3, cents: Galleries, SO and IS cents; Eastern
callsry for While persons, III cents.
'G pr;y,,e Boxes may be Obtained, and seat. Sc
med daiy from 10 to 2, and from 8 TO o'clock.
~ Doors open al o'clock, T. Mo COM
.anee At "a o'clock, precisely. April ~
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New and Fashionable Coed,
FOR LADIES' DRESSES.

FUR LHUTES' URESStS.
XVILLIAM J. JWORDS, 225 Broad Street, has re.
w c1ved per recent arrivals from the North large
and handsome assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
ssting III part Of
Plain and figured Ilarrges
DO do Tissues
Do plaid Linen .usrrs
French printed Jacnnrts and Lawns
DO do Organizes and SWISS Musilns
Plaid and Chambray Ginsnams
New style sm1 aud figured English Caiicoes
Rich Chameleon and Brocade SILKS,
The above goods have hern selected with great deal
Of care An examination of The stock Is respectfully
licted. WILLIAM j SWORDS,
a25 Broad Street, ShockO- I'M,
April 70 sign nf the Dry Goods Box
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

NTOTICE.-The undersigned, who has been
IN appointed by decree Of The Chancery Court
for the Richmond Circuit, in the suit OF Smith vs.
Parker, Receiver, 10 collect all the outstanding
debts and assets due The late concern OF Smith &
Parker, hereby gives notice 10 all persons ndebl-
ed to said lale concern by bond, note, bill or other
wise, 10 make immediate payment TO him, who
is alone authorized 10 collect said debts.
Aoril l4-6t WILLIAM PALMER.
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AT COST. TO CLOSE.

INTENDING to leave the United States by
i the steamer of Nav next. l shall proceed
from hi, day TO sell the whole Of my stock OF
Goods al cost for cash., and in many instances,
greatly below cost. The trade may rely on
srea, sacrifices 10 close up the stock My Gus.
toners will be charged with any Goodsthey may
need at the same rates, with FIVE per cent added
upon The usual time. There is now on hand
MANY desirable styles of fresh Goods; bn: desi.
ring 10 prepare for my Fall importation, wish
TO close up the whole stock
April l6-d&ctt ID. h. LONDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACHI-
NERY WORKS

THE Proprietor Of the above Works is now prepared
TO execute, at Northern prices, orders for Machine
ry Of all kinds Shaftines and Gearngs Spikes, Nails,
Tack Machines of the most improved patterns, and all
kinds Of Iron and Brass Castings. The Works stu
ated in central Locations Cary street, the Dock
and the Depot ofthe Richmond aud Danville Railroad.
All orders promptly attended to.
BENZ. CHURCHILL.
Richmond Va, April 5th, lsi9-dS.ctf
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WIN. HI. BRO WIN,

WIN. III. BRO WIN,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
IIAvlNG removed from the county OF A'benire,
respectfully offers his services to his TRENDS aid the
nnbc in general 10 sell all kinds Of Country Produce
ToBACCo, FLOUR WHEAT CORN, &c, &c.
He has taken one Of the Messrs FY's new Stores,
on Cary street, nearly opposite T. the Columbian Ia
yern on the corner Of Virginia and Cary Streets where
he will be happy to see his friends.
RsrRR TO Hon. w C. Rlves.
W wv; =. so1'hsll, Esq, .s.ssmars.
S. w. Ficklen,
Hon. James Garland.
James crew.on, Ls"eASaTg'
Mcdaniel e Lire,
II. w. & III. Fry, Richmond
Esh lk-dlv
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C. Al RAGE S.

WE, the subscribers, take this method Of informing
w our numerous friends and the public generally
riages, of every description consisting of Coaehees
Chariotees Rockaways. Barouches Buggies, with and
without tops, of both Richmond and Northern manu-
facture of the latest styles made Of the best maer
ais, and finished In superior manner, which we war
rant 10 give perfect ,atlfaetian Persons in want of
arIcles In our line will please give US call as
determined sell the most liberal terms, for cash or
approved paper.
match. Also, all kinds of Carriage Materials and
i'''"As'' HOOKER, OSBORNE & CO..
Corner Of Main and 9th streets, Richmond, Va.
March 6-c3m
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Office OfC. w. Purcell Il Go.
AGENTS FOR
ID. PAINE Il CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

S prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS!
susuuehanna Canal Lottery, Class Nc. 20, for lei9.
Ia be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
April 18th. Is Nos IA drawn.
Grand scheme:
prizes OF 100000 5 prizes OF 81 ,332
prizes of 1900 ~ LOCO
Tickets Slu-shares ia proportion.
The most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America :.
100000 Capital 2 OF $4,000, OF S25, 900,
8 OF Sl2 500-under the management Of D. PAINE
& CO., sole Contractors of all M,ry land Lotteries
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Lottery Class A, 10
be drawn Saturday, April 25tl 1919. rs No. LoIte
I,.,u hail
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
En- ArIar.f IkAlflRS

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CUBE
OF ALL DISEASES, ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM, VIZ:
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuta
neols Erupons Plmples or Pustnles on the Face
Blotches Bi!ss, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
or letter, scald Head, Enlargement and
Pain of the Bones and Joints, stubborn
Ulcers, SyphIitic symptoms, Scia-
tca or l.unibago, ana Diseases arising
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Pioushs. PiOughs. ss,oughs!

USi' received full assortment OF Prouty 4 Mrars
celebrated premium. sell sharpening. and centre.
drnught PL0UGHS. To which invite the particular
attention Of Farmers IN want Of superior article.
intend keeping supply Of the above Poushs con
stantly on hand. PARKER,
Main street, III door below the Union Hotel.
March 23-ditSc2awIt& wGw
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RaGg.E aOlIAsE-.VO. ll3.

~
DARLER, BAYLY 4 NfMMO are daily receiving
L the newest and most fashionable styles OF FANNY
SPRING GOODS. They will this morning open the
following desirable articles:
Printed Avorlrn Tissues
Paris printed Organizes
Plain green Mouslln de LANES
Plain pink and blue do do
Louis Napoleon Lace Capes
Do Muslin do
Alexanders light colored Kid Gloves
Fancy Silk Gloves, sandal backs 80 "a
Beautiful Neck and Belt Hibb0na. &c. apt'' ~
TO PURCHASERS OF MUSIC AND MU-
SICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SELLING OUT AT COST, to close business. all ihr
- iayvr stock Of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AT
MoNTSGUE'S MUSIC STORE, l5s, Main St, Rich
mond Va The Stock consists Of
Flutes, Accordeons, Flies. Clarionetts,
Violins, Guitars, Flageoletts, Drums,
Cornoprans, Post Horns, French Horns,
Tromboncs Bugles, TrumpeIs,
Violin and Guitar Strings, Bows, &C., together with
upwards of seventy thousand pages or Sheet Music,
comprising the largest and best selected assortment
South Of baltimore. -
Now is the time for bargaln' as the above goods VIII
br sod a, and below until the hrst OF May nrSt-
Calls MONFaGuES MosiC ? lonn,
l5s, Main street, nearly opposite AMERICAN Hotel
Anril ll-eodt Niyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

CALLED MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF TIE LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
r the last session of the General Assembly, an act
n was passed Tor tunneling the Blue Ridge at ROCK
fsn GAP, requiring the acceptance Of the Company:
meeting of the Stockholders will be held al Lou
ia Court house Monday, the 23j OF April, wneh
THAR attention will be called 10 this subject
By order OF the Board of Directors.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
oa-J.rtc
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey az. e.. Dickerson a. asro.
NEGROES.

This Day, al 10 O'Clock, will be Sold one Ne.
gro man about 81 years OF age good plantation
blacksmith one Negro Girl. ana one Negro Wo-
man anu 2 children.
r. H. DICKINSON BRO, Auc,s. :
April 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
FORTUNES HONE,

GHALK'S OFFICE, No. g. Main Street,
" Richmond, Va.
PRICES sold and sent to This o6Iee:
o AZ "a (hal0 $1,000 4 40 81 rs tshare) $500
&c 81 So (whoe) 900 go do 2OO
10 81 10 do 50o ~ % 90 s Soo
2 So 40 (sharr) 500 70 62 90 aou
. 81 81 do 500 / 90 IS do 1000
Also, numerous other Capital Prizes sold in The city
and sent TO correspondents.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Maryland Consolidated, No. 60. ~ Nos, II
drawn Capitals: sic, 900, 5000, 1900, 7iG, 100
of 500, &c. Tickets 81. ;,
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, No. Fl. 10 Nos, IL
drawn. Capitals: $50 900, 5000, 1900 42s9 20
Of 500 90 of 1000. 90 OF 500, &c. Tickets $40.
@ Orders tickets, packages, certificates "t pack
ages in the above Lotteries or In all Lotteries adver-
iisrd by Messrs. ID. Paine & Co attended 10 with
promptness, and drawings forwarded to all who wish
!, X. CHALK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

II conclude with the popular dance OF rA'
ORIENTAL by 48 Danseuses.
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j. w. F:amrN & Co.,

~ SS. Rs aNRN CS w.,
On A " A q Err So
Successors TO j. G.. GLEGORY & CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITyHOTEL, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL, lS49.
lob dr0pn 2ls april
572,5O0 Capital Prizs Sl.WO Lowest Three
Number Pii2
Virginia M"nongnlia Lottery, CasS y, for is49 I" oe
drawn on Saturday, April 2lst. - No. iotcry-la
drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme:
lpr.e s3s 600 Oh , PIE Of slG'm ,G"
o5 400 63 5UU
1900 Is . $50 &C
Tickets $40; halves 10; QUARTS 5; eishths oil
A certificate OF a package OF a5who'e Tickets Sill
halves, quarters and eighls in ropor,ion
Delaware Lottery, 30. l6, to,e drawn April 18TH
6 No. Lcttrry--io drawn ballots
Capitals:
Prize OF $50 plzr Of sa,tWn
Tickets Sl0-shares inproporllun.
Delaware Lottery. No. II, TO bdrawn April a'th--
: 80 Capitals:
IL nOp i,uMn
Hoo 10 ,6IO
5000 10 l,lUJ, &c.
TicketsS l5-shares in proportion.
virginia niOHOHEhu isottcIJ, tu's ~ -
drawn on Saturday, April aSth = Nos, 10 drawn.
Capitals:
prize of $50, 1000 40 rizes OF Si,OOu
! - a, uO0 ! an 500
81 0O0 o00 " 900
l 10000 &c. &c.
Tickets SlO-shares il proportion
sT Orders for certificate. orPackages, single TICK
cts an Shares any of the oyr Schemes, address,
ed he unde rsgned will recuvrthe AT
tention, and an account Of esh drawing forwarded
az soon az il i5receved.
PACKAGES Certificates and single Tickets tor sale by
j. w. MAURYS CO., Managers,
March ri Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
RIBBONS

WE have a very large assortmen, OF Rib
w bons, OF new and beautiful styles. which
are selling thirty per cent. less than prices last
ear. Merchants will do we'll TO cali and exa-
nine our stock
w. & E. P. CARPENTER & CO.
March 25-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

.GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH CALF DRESS
BOOTS,
M MANUFACTURED 10 order in the very
vi bes, style, warranted, and when not prov.
.asto be the best repaired free Of charge, al the
Glowing extremely low prices:
hess'channelled Boots 30
soced 4
Dress pegged, same quality, >
Footed 81
JOHN r. FORD,
IA Broad, next to Grubbs and Apperson's
Drug Store. April 20
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BoNNETS.

BONNETS.
WE are receiving BY Express daily additions
w 10 our slock OF Bonnets, direct ircm the
mandatory, and our assortment is as complete
ana 20 prices as low as can be found in any OF the
Northern cities.
W. & E.P. CARPENTER & CO.,
april Opposite Kent, Kendall & Atwa,er.
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7 UCK'S OFFICE, Conner of Main and 18th

7 UCK'S OFFICE, Conner Of Main and 18th
- Streets.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, 20:
81 So IS 81 AZ IS % As SIS 81 SO.
Halt Ticket 8 81 IS, prize o, 5000; Quarter
I'll 6s. $500. both sold and paid BY LUCK.
To.Day-S7500 for 50 and $4,000. 100 of
So Sc, for 81. For prize Tickets call early
,cday al LUCK'S
y. B. Remember the 500 600 Lottery draws
% me 2Sh-every body should have chance 10
ah. April 10
LADIES AND MISSES ELEGANT GAL
TER TIES AND SLIPPERS.
JUST from the mandatory OF Messrs. Mcln.
j Josh White & Co.. Philadelphia, whose names
are Sufficient Tor the character VI the work.
For sale cheaper than they can be purchased
elsewhere. JOHN T. FORD.
No. 3 Lyons Row, 224 Broad door above
II street. April 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

,,sr which. PAS DES AMOURETTES oy
a." Forty-eight Viennoises.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
MERCHANDISE
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CLIO r HIN G.,

II Z subscriber opened TN the ] lth instant
In the new Store, No. liz, Main street, new and
beautiful stock of SPRING CLOTHING, consisting
III part Of the following articles
super black Fruck and Dress Coats
DO brown do do do
Gashmeretie Frocks and Sacks, coored and black
i,,n i,,E,s E ,nLne.. eve Soats OF every style
CIcassln do do A.
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SiIas Merchant.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FASHION.
ABLE CLOTHING, liz Main Street.
HAVING removed 10 his new store III Main
IL Street, would he happy 10 see his friends
and wait upon them 10 any thing in his line.
His sock is now full OF FRESH AND SEA-
S0NABLE GOODS, and will be sold exceed
lsly cheap for cash. He solci,s the favor OF
;a lha, he may show what he can do
April 90 o. F. WEISfGER, Agent.
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Graham for Nav.

EXCHANGE BUM . lOhEJ
oPAHAMS American Monthly Magazine
T for May, with four elegant engravinss, and
new piece OF music, called Virtues Evergreen
Is cents.
a,asra,ed with numerous ensrayines-l2 GEMS
Ned Bun,lipe's Own, and Flag OF our Union
~ April 2ls-6 cents.
receive weekly two packages OF new Books,
Novels, Newspapers and MAGAZINES, Tuesday
mi Friday evenings Every thing that is new.
GNey and Graham can be supplied. All The
'''S n'A'' JOHN NJ. WEST,
AMIGO l4th street, mex, to Pos, Office.
VALUABLE LONDON BOOKS.
cYCLOPEDlA OF ENGLISH LITERA-
| TURE; history, critical and biosraphi-
>. Of British authors, from the earliest TO the
resent times; edited by Robert Chambers.
America and the West Indies, geographically
,,s,rbed by Professor Long, Editor OF The Penny
Cyclo, sdia; George R. Porter, author OF Pro-
,.ss, o. the Nation, &C.
America, its realities and resources, compris-
~ importan nj details connected with the pre-
On, social, political, agricultural, commercial
AID financial state Il the country, us laws and
cusoms, &C., &c by Francis Wyse, Esq.
The Life and Naval Memoirs of Lord Mel
80; compiled from original documents and other
su,nenuc sources; by Colonel John Montmorency
Tucker.
Diary of a Tour in Greece, Turkey, Egypt
ard the Holy Land; by the Hon. Mrs. Damer.
The British Flora Medica; or History OF The
Medicinal Plants OF Great Britain, illustrated
" coiored figure OF each plate; by b. 81. Bar
Icr. F. L. S.
The Spa Of Germany; by A. B. Granville
Nd, FRS.
The Penny Magazine, second series, complete
%, sale al the Book and Piano Forte Store OF
April 20 A. MoRRls.
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE
No. 6, Main Street.
Tickets in the Mammoth SlO0, 900 Lottery re-
,si,ed To be drawn the 26ih OF This month
Some choice numbers among lhem-call and
see.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, 20:
50 81 So 81 AZ IS % As 9 SIS IL 81.
This Day-Two good schemes Md. Consc-
,ds,si. 60 - nos. IL drawn. $4,000. 5000,
| 1900, 7I6 100 of 500. Tickets S4.
Also, F. F. Seminary, 81. 70 nos ID drawn.
$500, $500, 1850, 4s4. Tickets 50.
CHALK'S,
Aoril 20 doors above the Market.
MANAGERS oFFICE-D PAINE & CO.,
VI Richmond. Virginia.
TITS Day al II o'clock Capital: $500. &c.
Tra,s 50
This afternoon a, o'clock Capital: $40, 600,
&C. Tickets 81.
Drawn Mes. Susquehanna, 90
5S5T IS 81 AZ IS % As SIS 81 6S.
The grand scheme, 100000 Capital, will be
.raEn 25h Of April. II is the largest scheme
ever offered, and all should have a chance. The
Tickets are received and 10 be had al
april 20 PURCELL'S.
- I,S,7,- -..----1,,<~,, :, - - -, 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

NasH = wooDHousE are supplied with
y, good assortment Of Surveyors. Compass.
lss qua Chains; Loriug's Globes; Mathematical
|s,nuhenls Drawing materials Of every de-
,s;, p,on. The most approved Works on Ar.
viii .ate; Drawing and Engineering; together
,s,la.ta ii assortment Of Stationery, Of The besl
April 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

ARSAP ARILLAS.
NaNoS, brlslols, S. P. Townsend's, old ia
- 600 iownsend's, Bulls and others, the most
'nular. For sale by
April 10 DOVE & IsAAcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

PIANO FoRTEs JUST RECEIVED.
Y Aoh q WooDHOUSE have Just opened
.,,,; loar more superior PIANO FORTES, OF
Ill respects. '"'s1 A''' 'a'e ~
lua. ~ va Places taken in Exchange. Pianos
auu 'et on hire. April 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20
BOYS CLOTHING.

BOYS CLOTHING.
4 1 FLEETS great Northern Clothing Ma
- nu'actory will be found Boys Frock, Sack
saa Dress Goats aud Round Jackets. Also,
''as, Vests, &c, &c, a, New YoSk cash prices.
For sale a, FLEETS
Richmond Made Clothing Mandatory.
apfll IL l36. Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

T n E A + Il #.
Mr.. JOHN SETON.

WAGER Mr.. JOHN SETON.
.sr NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
=, n;sh, of the VIENNOiSE CHILDREN.
sscond appearance Of HERR STOPEL and
..lle LOVARNEY, and her first appearance
suy Stage in America.
.o,pAY, April 2Nh-commence with the las
.;na,ins dance OF PAS DES FLEURS
BY 42 Viennoise Children.
To be followed by the musical comedy oil
Perfection.
ne O'Brien, Mse'le ho'A'A''
Alter which, LA TYROLIENE by 81
Dansieuses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

Succeeded BY the Tragic Comedy Of
H A M L E L
Mr.. C. Burke.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-20

April 90 OF. WEISIGER, Agent.
JEAN MARIE FARINA COLOGNE Wa
TER
WE have in Store large supply OF CO.
w logne Water, from this celebrated manu-
'acurer and also his double-di>lilled Lavender
Water These are incomparably the most de-
ighliul and refreshing perfumes in use. For
ale by PURCELL, LADD g. CO,
Druggists, 80 Main Street, corner l4lh.
April 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

mutual ordinations and recriminations !;
charges and counter charges; and all
the appendagcs of contest between
men, protesting the same political faith,
take place, and the people can see these
individuals in their true character, be-
cause who SO we'll can lay bare their
characters and purposes as their boon
cOmpanionsl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

cupied in the discharge ofany Of the duties impos-
ed on them by this act as they now, or may here
after be, by law allowed for other services
SEC. 0. That any two ofsaid commissioners NAV
do and perform any act or thing which the said
commissioners are, by this act, authorized or re.
quired TO do or perform.
SEC 10. That this act shall take eject aod be
in force from and after its passage
JOSEPH S. HAWKINS.
Speaker cfhe House of Represnetatip,a,
CHARLES b. GODDARD.
Feb. "a, 1913. Speaker oCtke Senate.
AN ACT to amend the act authorizing tbs
Commissioners OF Fairfle county 10 SUBJ
scribe stock in Railroad Company, passs
ed February "a, Is4s.
SEC. l. Belt enacted blythe General AssenpJlv
Of The State Of Ohio, That the provisions OF the
act entitled "an act to authorize the commissioners
OF Fairfield county 10 subscribe stock in Railroad
Company" passed February Oath one thousand
eight hundred and Ioriy.eight. be so extended "A
to authorize and require the commissioners ofsaid
county to subscribe in the name and for the behe-
fit of said county, any sum not exceeding one hun
dred thousand dollars TO the capital stock OF any
company, which is now or may hereafter be in
corporated, TO construct railroad into or through
suid county, in any direction. as well as on the
routes specified in said act; Provided, that in ma
king such subscription, and in all things relating
thereto. the said commissioners shall be govern
ed by the provisions of said act except as to the
route OF the railroad to the stock OF which they
subscribe. and except as to the time of giving no.
tce oftaking the vote in the sixth section OF said
act TO which this is amendatory and in lieu of the
time OF giving said notice as therein provided, il
IS herein provided that upon the written applica-
ton oi thirty or more citizens of the said county
to the sheriff of the same, it shall be the duty OF
aid sheriff to give notice at least sixty days prior
to said election. by advertisementn in all the news.
papers OF said county, Provided, that nothing con-
taned in this act nor in the act to which this is an
amendment shall be so construed as to authorize
said commissioners to subscribe stock in any rail.
road company, unless majority of all the quail
lied voters in said county shall vote in favor Of the
same, at any election held for that purpose; the
TACT whether majority of the qualified voters
have so voted, shall be ascertained by reference
to the number ofvotes polled at the last Guberna.
torial election.
SEC. .. So much of the act 10 which this is an
amendment as conflicts with this act is hereby re-
Ipealed. JOHN G. BRESLIN.
Speaker House Reps.
BREWSTER RANDALL,
March "a. l849. Speaker Of The Senate.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

ANTONIO REY, the great abducted, a
bout which so much has been said of late,
has returned to New Orleans, He iesti.
fies that he was abducted at the instance
of the Spanish Consul. His release is
thus effected. An atonement for the
outrage now remains to be made by the
Cuban authorities.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
G.. G.. B E OK

HAS purchased ont the entire interest of Jo-
II Il sEPH BURY deceased, and will continue to
carry on the business. at the Old Stand.
His thanks are returned to the many friends,
who have hitherto extended to him so liberal
patronage, and he respectfully solicits them to
continue their lavors
The public generally are invited to call and ex-
anime his extensive stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Lancaster, April l3. 1849 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07

WCol A. LYLE died at Fort Larimie'
From letters received here aud at Upper
Sandusky, it was supposed that hishealth
was improving; but all hopes of his re-
covery, it will be seen, were vain. He
was respected by all who knew him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-07
Iron and Nails.
From the South.

TUST received at G. KauiIman's fresh sup.
- ply OF Groceries
Orleans, Double Rectifed Loaf, Crushed and
Clarified SUGARS.
Orleans Molasses, Sugar House do. Very cheap
Rio Coffee, TEAS, hhe best in torn
Carolina RICE, Chewing Tobacco, Cut & Dry.
Lancaster, May | /, 1849.