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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06
E'oa THE ENQUIRER
10 the Senatorial District, evmpcsed n the eoun
lie. al piutlLrnnil H.M,Y and Patrisk.

To the Senatorial DLSrict cvmpCSed ~ Me e0uh'
tie, Of Pltsvluania, H.n,y and Patrisk.
M.ssts. Editors: Permit me-, through The co
lumos Of your wi,ely circulated paper, 10 call
The attention ot The Democrats Of !nis Senatorial
district to The name OF Patrick II. Mullins,
The presen delegate from ihis comfy, as suila-
HE candidate 20 lie voted Tor al the text spilhS
election Ia represent This DlS:ict IN The mex
General Assembly of Virginia From long,
,,,;ma,rant favorable acquaintance with him
hazard nothing in saying that Mr. Mullins I'M
hnjie. as many ol tie requisites Of an available
AMI successful candidate As any lha can be Sc
,.c,.t in the Disu,ct His uniformly upright de-
norlment. his engaging address and eenemanly
hearing together with the prominent and etnclenl
>uppor which he has yer given 10 The Demo-
cratic cause, have given him hold upon The
affections OF his county and secured him de-
orce Of popularity therein possessed By bur lev,
il any oiher person. in this par 81 The Dis!iict.
Depreca,ins as do the nominating oi can
dltale soe!u upon the ground 81 apa'ta6 ny,
shall! moi present bis claims on ina! accoah ou'
10 those who iiff.r with me upon The pfopnety ol
such nominations, ii may De SAID mat he Pes-
sesses that qualify ia prominent degree. re
belongs 10 that class that 'Hever surreaders. -
ia has been successful in all his aspirations,
ami his election last spring, 10 county UNIFORM
" Whie. by a rnajoriy Q! upwards OF forty woes
over his highly respectable and intelligent com.
rr.for (E. B. Tuner, Esq J IS OF; among the
MANY instances that might b, given oi his popu-
arity and Success.
Intimately acquainted with tie people, he IS q
Democrat from principle and perfectly 'dn'l'al
w;h The waets and views OF the great mass .!
our popuIation, and @hat measures are necessa-
| ~ ~ nromoie their interests add give - he la
boring class their Proper position IN >ocic'y.
From these considerations, as vel as from ms
ura.nchins supper, of popular rights, ! cannon
too lavorably present Mr.. Mullins 10 The nni'ce
~ ,he District Con.cntion, shorty 10 assemble,
as in every way qualified 10 represent 1s DIS
i!ict
January 18Th, 1919 .,,-o
| Ic..,.inar viii ase nuhish The ABOVE.
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BY Mr.. MAYO-otthe Insurance Company OF
Richmond, and OF merchants and property own
ers in Richmond, New YORK, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, engaged in trade and commerce. for an
act 10 define the pay OF commissioners OF wrecks
By Mr.. ROBINSON-of the fremen oil Norfolk,
Tor an amendment OF the ACT granting certain HE
companies exemption from jury duty by Mr..
MASSEY-of citizens of Bo:elourt, Tor anIholi-
" TO Cha's Penn 10 establish terry or bridge
at Jackson. BY Mr.. McCLUNG-of William
Morris. against The manner in which his land,
condemned for the James River and ktnaWha
Company, has been used.
On motion OF Mr.. WATSON the use of the
Hall was granted TO the Virginia Colonization
Society on Thursday, the 9Th inst.
Mr.. FERGUSON, from the committee for
Courts, presented report recommending The
adoption OF the resolutions concerning the an.
nexaton Of Pike county, Kentucky; and they
were taken up and agreed 10 by the House"
Mr.. SYME moved the adoption OF The follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That no feed counsel shall be allow.
ed 10 discuss any subject before committee OF
This House without first Obtaining The leave Of
the House.
Mr.. SYME accepted modification suggested
BY Mr.. BASSELL, leaving out he words "with-
out obtaining the leave OF the House.
Mr.. FERGUSON moved 10 amend The resolu-
ton by striking out the words "feeJ counsel, and
inserting "persons."
On motion of Mr.. PRICE, the whole matter
was indefinitely postponed.
FUGITIVE SLAVES.
On motion of Mr. FAULKNER, the report on
The subject of fugiive slaves was made The or .eI
Tor Tuesday next.
CHARTER OF NORFOLK.
The bill amending The charter OF Norfolk was
81, If
offered a substitute, which was ordered to be
printed, and, with The bill, was, on motion OF Mr..
SCOTT, laid on The table,
A bill concerning juries in civil cases was Ia
ken up, on motion OF MIR. SCOTT, and, with
sundry amendments offered BY different MEN,
bers, made the order OF The day for Friday next.
On motion OF Mr.. CLAIBORNE, the resolu
ton submitted on Thursday by Mr. l1lNER was
taken up, and, being amended on motion OF Mir
VERIFY, was agreed 10, as follows:
Resolved, That, from and alter Monday next,
the House will meet al IL o'clock, A. NJ, until
Otherwise ordered
A bill concerning bail in civil actions was
read second time, and, on motion OF Mr..
WATSON, re-commilled.
A bill concerning the appellate jurisdiction OF
the Circuit Courts, with the substitute reported
BY the committee OF Courts, was read second
time by its title the substitute adopted and the
bill as amended ordered TO be engrossed.
Mr.. WORTHINGTON explained the object
OF the bill TO be 10 ascertain the construction OF
the law with regard TO the question, whether ap.
peaIs MAJ be had 10 the Circuit Cours in cases
involving more than $40 aud less than $50, and
10 declare that such appeals shall lie.
A bill 10 pcrmi! Harvey Parker, an aged free
negro to remain in Loudoun so long as he may
be allowed by the County Court. was amended,
r .,tt.r
all the justices 10 be summoned before the con-
sent he given, and was ordered TO be cnsrossed
On motion OF Mr. GRIFFIN,
The House adjourned
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MR.. wHITNEY's RAILROAD

To The Pacific was brough, up before The House
OF Delegate. on Saturday, in the form oil reso-
ton Of Mr. Perrow, to appoint select commit
ice 10 INQUIRE into the expediency OF express
ing The opinion of The General Assembly as 10
il. merits. The resolution was sustained BY
Messrs. Perrow, Ladley, Dorman, mcCue and
Price Messrs. Yerby, Thomas and BufWei'
suggested objections 10 the route, as being too tar
North for Virginia TO approve the scheme.
Mr.. Shelley, on the part OF Mr. Perrow' agreed
n accent an amendment Of MIR. Thomas, viz
10 include in the inquiry the plan OF VIM. Bay
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FoR TIE ENQUIRER
- "a. D,noeratn roi.rs Of Caroline.

w, will doubtless be called upon a. your hesl
court IN nominate candidate TO represen you IN
the mex, Legislature OF Virginia, and as a. y wr
~, mo,,br and very efficient representative Mr.
Moncurs, has declined denomination hp pfi :. ;n
10 bring 10 your notice gentleman VINO Is ~
every way worthy Of your conn fence ana suppi5
Democra, q! The right strip, OF The Jenet,onlan
school, and one wh, has been away, ieS ,, das
wiling 10 bear the brunt Of our pol.lcai p oa.,'
whenever the call has been MADE upon una - =
aude 10 John t. Boutwell,, Esq w. nn,a,
gentleman Of fine talents, anu n' no animate
7nrouehout the county. Lei Us ."en s',a
;ro =, our nes, court and We bespeak tor n'm
an overwhelming majority.
January u, lS49.
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ard e. Co. to run railroad from the MississiI pi
river to California, and also any other plan hav-
ing a similar object in view. The resolution
thus amended, was adoped, and the select CON-
miiiee appointed, as follows: MessrS. PeHow,
Segar, Laidley, shefry, Dorman. Burwell, Good
son, Townes and Boyd.
On Friday evening M Whitney addressed a
large meeting OF the members Of both Houses al
the Capitol. Other engagements, We regret, de-
piived Us OF The pleasure Of being present We
understand ,ha, his address was clear and inter-
pstinp
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HOME MANUFACTURES days
ago we saw bale oil cotton goods from the Har-
Per's Ferry Mills, opened a, The store OF Mr.
HIP. Ward They we're pronounced BY coed
Judges of excellent quality, and Al fair market
price The Harper's Ferry Company has gene
into operation since the tariff OF 1916, aud has
now, we Learn, as many orders as il c an we'll fill.
fHineisster Virgtnidn.
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: s. B.1rRs, Secretary.
~ CHaScERY-vrEcl<,.: In holloway 'o'"'s
Court Sogember 81, lsis p,.,...s.
Rrnnch Il Farley and So2hl hs wlle, flalhiIhs.

RrluCn "
against -, .;G ~ y,,t,w,y
,a,y ,nt. ~ such. administrator fe hon, non oi
Ah,,s,m Yatrbet deceased, and Archer ilaiehea
anu ~ ~ a.,,,s.d Defendants
TINS day ths on 70 be heard upon NE ON
= ,hs plaintiffs and tie defendants, Archer iiatchru,
and Mi others, heirs and distributes OF horaham
Hatchr,. de eased, not having entered th.!r appear
,.c. and given secur:g according 20 The act OF As
nhiv and the rrs Of this Court, and II appearing By
,isi,ctory evidence that they are not inhabitants ~
mi. Cnnmonwealth it il ordered that the SAID defend
ma do appear here the fret day Of the nett Feb
",,v term and answer the bill If the Plaintiffs ana
eo,y Of mi. or he orthwi,h inserted IN some
n.wspaper publ .hed In the CITY Of Richmond, fYr TWO
mnnths sueressivey and posted at the front door o.
~. court House Of this county, and that all creditors
If said Abraham Hatchett, deceased come forward y!
mr. before, the 3lst day Of January, 1859, ana mate
known their Claims to the said administrator o. apl.
ham Halcheit decrased and also that said Der
camnbrlI late sheriff and ADMINISTRATOR as a"te'a,n,
r.ndrr before Charles w Fitzgerald VINO - heieby
annointed special commissioner for the purpose az
ronnI NJ hi transactions as such who ~ directed to
audi, settle and tie same ana MAKE report hs'
Of n 70 cou n.,unn nv FIlZGER Id, D. c.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb 3.

No sales Howard street flour 10 day. Sales Of
5o0 barrels Civ Mills at S4 SIT cash and $50
barrels al s4,93s. Sales OF 600 bbls. City Corn
meal a, 50 Is. Sales Of yellow corn, aloal, AT
Sic and white at as C. Oats, cargo sales al 80
cents. Sales OF Rye al 60 cents. Sales q SO
bbls. No. 5 Mackerel at 81 BIT. Whiskey is
dull. with small sales in bbls al "A c.
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coNwIsSION BUSINESS.

ME subscriber thankful for the liberal patronage
ne has received since he has been IN inc onanro
N Business again offers his services to sell
onr Wheat, Corn, &C, and pledges himself 20 s W.
Undivided attention TO all business sntius.eu -
afe. Sha.ros Warehouse.
Richmond Va. Jan. 9-cw2m
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TIE ppESIDEST ELECT.

Gen. Taylor, on leaving Baton Rouge The 23d
ILL.,, was addressed BY J. B. Thorpe on behalf Of
the citizens In reply he spoke as follows, The
Picsyunc says, with unusual emotion:
"Genllemen, assure you il is with feelings Of
no culinary character that | meet with my lei.
low-ciizens on Ibis occasion, MANY OF whom
have been associated with for more Than quar-.
Ter o. a century. Had | consulted my own
w;sh.s. | should have much preferred 10 re'ain
The office am now about 10 vacate and have re
maiaed among you; bn the people have, "nanul
nv solicitations seen fiji 10 elevate me 10 another,
and although am not qualified 10 discharge the
grea; and important duiies imposed upon me, yet
be assured. frllnw-cizcns shall endeavor I,
fulfil them without regard 10 fear, favor or affec-
ton Tor any one.
"Perml me, my friends, al parting, 10 INVOKE
Gods blessing upon you all, ami may ne grant
that YOU and your families may ENJOY long lie
and prosperity. Firc~el."
H, could mol attend the splendid "Tay!or
Rap Al New O,leans on The 25h-and Mr.
Clay was also prevented from being present, on
account Of his hurts from fall.
The Picayune publishes me following Orders,
Announcing the haal Withdrawal OF General
Taylor from the military service Of the country,
o,o which he entered more than forty years ago,
warn he received a commission from President
Jefferson as Lieutenant OF The 7lh Infantry. II
Is in fine iasie. May he, as President, discharge
his artuous and responsible duties as well as he
has conducted his military career!
ASST ADJ'r gems OFFICE, WEST DIV,
Baton Rouge, Jan. p, 1919.
fORDsRs No.
Having recelvet official nohce oil me accPP-
lance o, his resignation, Maj T General Taylor
| rclinouisi ;, the command Of The Western D!vi-
| sion, which, in conformity with "GcncIal Or,
dcrs" No. |, will b. assjmcd by Major General
Gaines.
la resieniag his command 10 the veteran ard
| distineu. she chei appoin,ci 10 succeed hIm Inc
General cauno, withhold an expression OF his re-
ore, a, his separation from service 10 which he
Is attached by So many pleasing and proud asso
Citations. To the officers and men who have
served his immediate nriers, re would here rx-
pres, his pairing thanks for their JEALOUS and
cordial support in the execution Of the duties cot
6deI 10 sim during long and evenlul service
To them. and 10 all, he extends heartfelt iaie,
we'll. ami his warmest wishes for their con .,niru
banoiness and success in the ar-uous ana ho"o'
rab,e career which they have chosen
By order Of Maj Gen. TAYLOR;
! w. w. S BLISS, ASS AdJ oeh.
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RICHMOND VA, TUESDAY MORNING. 6,
VOLUME XhE.-NUMnsk so.

A CORE poudcnl q me Winchtsisr Virsirian
recommends DR.. Cyrus McCormi7S e Ciaikr
as in levery way deserving The boror u seat
in Can1reSa
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Photographed Tor The Baltimore SUM-
Albany, February |.
WIG Nomination I'm u. S S.na

Wig Nomlnalion IN Q. . S.n41"'
The Wing members oil The LEGISLATURE mel IN
caucus, this evening, and determined 10 support
VIM II. Seward for U. 5. Senator.
1--WE look upon Ex-Governor Seward as Inc
p,ince Of demaecsuss and the mos! dangerous
s,.resman in The Union. On The slavery question
:. 70 ,,,,, az shown in hi. controversy with VIZ
o;nia and his subsequent career. The election
If sucb man ausurs no good to The South or 10
- ITn;on - Eu1,ltFsr.
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DEATH OF A DIsTING ulsuED MAN.

DEATH OF A DIoTINoU iED :,
We are panied TO announce the DEATH on f''-
day night, Of Benjamin Watkins Leigh Esq Of
,h;s Citv He has filed large space in the his
,ory OF Notwithstanding represented me e'a'e III
mo 11pi,ed saes Sena'e and occupied o'her re-
sponsihle positions. He is known TO The Union
&C oue OF The most eminent lawyers and eloquent
orators Of the State. On Saturday The Bar pass
"a handsome lribure TO his n,emory-and his
funeral, yesterday, was attended by his numerous
friends and admirers.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules hold in the
Clerks ufice Of the Superior Court OF Chancery ior
Ralph CYAN, Eneas Clark, Frank Work, Isaac Cs
r. and Samuel Mclean. merchants and partners,
P,sac,ag hus ness under the irm stye and name Of
Efk, Work and Company, Plaintiffs:
against
R,nj min, alias B Lowe, and other Defendants.
Fa- defendant above named not having entered his
raranee and given security, according 10 The net Of
semhly andthe rules OF this Court, and u appearing
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhaoiant Of
Z Commonwealth II is ordered, that the SAID de,
urt. the first Monday In March next, and answe!
NIL Of the plaintiffs; and that copy oil TINS olaei
forthwith inserted In some newspaper puoiisneu w
CT! Of Richmond for TWO months successiSeiy,
posted al the front door Of the State Courthouse,
ae SAID city. A Copy. Toste,
Fec l2-cw2m P. ROBERTS. Clerk
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ffT IN FHqhtrer

-.
Seeing J.. toe impure To-Day rypoft RON Hall
lax o. s..e wcisns q elcven fcs>. wnich were luo
years cd, induce me u maxi hs iepoil III po-
sI'ion, u seven hu2s, wnica were .iereu mon rs
OIL, the average weights 81 whcn were 2s6k lbs
aggregate 2Oo5 ss, recently killed by oue Of
ou' citizens and raised il this conntv which [
lh!nE greatly exceeds the Hail Ak .epai. TIE
name q IN man AID weigh, - "a h 10, can be
gwen u Necessary. CaiNQUErIN
LnCi.s, Jan. 2G 1919.
E1tat ~ q Lite, to NJ Editus ottie En0uiyer
CUMBERLAND Jan 30, ls49.
I'll gives me- pleasure IL &c able 10 Sag 10 you
hat knew Of 10 Democrat IN the county who
has au2nt a. say against iGe course ui cur velv
abl" aud distinguished representative IN the Con
ertss Of lie Unit d S'ales, NJ Bucocd, and am
clearly impressed wih tie belief It'd, he will
make a much III er run in he county the uext
spring than he did in 1916 The m.jority then
against AIM vas Ilo which j. much larger
majority Tor the VINES inau lney have in The
cCun'y. Mir Bee g: vas thea bu, !iale leUun
IN me County, anu consequently dil Lo %, M
foil vote o! his party.
Il am clad y see that Robert +. Scot 81 Eau
qcief has been all, y force his tres-sot. reso-
iutsonsdow tie thfca.s II bur Il. members OF
the Legislature.
ave expect T. nave meeting Of The PEOPLE al
ouT mex Court OF the slavery question.
II know II no man 10 he couity. Whie or De.
mocfa who would have supported Scou's reso-
uipns
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.an. AT Court held for sPrince Edward
"uniy, January the 18th, 1919.
shuns purportng 10 be the nuncunative will Of
ts "soe, deceased, was exhibited in Court for
an, " James { Allen; and ii appearing 10 the
J a. ~. = Goo'sberry, formerly - Wade, a sis
ss lhe SAID Susan Wade, deceased, intermarried
d. eoosherry, and that they do not reside with
Ina, n"nwea'th Of Virginia, the Court doth or.
sS a, publication of this order be mad. in the Rich
s.aSq airer,a public newspaper. once week for
h m,n eueeessvely, so that said Goosbsrry and
appear and contest the proof of said will. if
\, "a Teste
-e~4w 81 woRsHAM, &C.
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eHANCERY-V lin the Clerks Office oil
ne circuit SUPERIOR Court OF Law and Chancery for
ssethed county, on The lth day of December, lsis:
Pi'fam 7. Moody, Plaintiff:
against
llaia NJ Lapradr and Young Laprade, admins
nv Of Nancy Laprade, deceased. Defendants.
u" Jay came The plaintiff, by Holden Rhodes, Es-
ns counsel. IN! filed his bill against the defend
IVA me said defendant, Hliiard N. Laprade, not
~ entered MS appearance and given security, &C
ing 70 the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
ahu y appearing b. satisfactory evidence that
not an inhabitan, Of ,his country. on the motion
=, Wa'htn, II IS Ordered, that The said billiard NJ.
" 30 appear at rules TO be holden for said Court,
~, Jerks once thereof; on the first Monday in
neN' and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and
."W OF this order be published for eight weeks
aond and posted at the front door Of the Court.
i. .. hs county. A Copy-Teste,
o-c"e" w w cOGBILL, D C..
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(Coue,J ordence OF The R'cam"nd EnGnirer)

NORFOLK, FEBRUARY ~, loi9
PRICES or CORN.-Pnmc Yellow Corn =
:ull al. II 4 80 ceai>; "a!e al As 40 GEMS;
mixed al 50 Cent.
In Consequence Of the 2r'a scarcity OF coas',
ins vessels, the sock IL marHei has acc"m uia.ed
considerably, and we iotk / sun iof'hel %
.cl,ne ualess shipping can b. had 10 take II OF.
F. & Nj.
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TTelesraphed for the Baltimore Patriot.l

NEw YoRs, Feb 3-6 P. NJ.
The Stock market is heavy. U. S. Treasury
notes are quoted al 1917, aud The new loan 100.
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eli ,NrERy-vIRGisIA:- AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office oil the Circuit Superior Court of Law
u chancey Tor Amelia county, In the month oil ia
|arv. is49:
bnhn W Dennis Plaintiff:
against
Franc. A Dennis, Evan J Ruckwaiter and Elizabeth
bis WIFE, William w Moring and Martha nus wie,
ward Il Dennis and Richard Dennis. Defendants.
|rhe plaintiff having filed his bill. and the defend
Is, Edward II Dennis and Richard Dennis, not
|vuc -nr:-d their APPEARANCE aud gwen security, &C
ding 10 the ACT of Assembly and The rules Of this
CLERK, IN his office, that they not Inhabitants o.!
State, i; Is entered a, rules, and accordingly ordeI
that they appear here, at ruissto be held IN the
krk's Once Of said Court, on the hrst Monnay IN
I'm next and answer the bill OF the p.aintlii; ana
copy oi this orser be published in some newspa
! printed in the city of Richmond, once week ior
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the front door
The Court house Of this county.
an a3-.vom f' r G. LEIGH, Clerk.
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KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE,

Dec. TIlI, IctS.
The parties interested and named In the foregoing
t,-- wil take notice. tina, shall proceed, at my Of
L. al thus place, carry into effect the foregoing de-
etal order on the fith day of March, lr4s " being
fra, Monday in The month ,ai which time and place
h NAV attend, ii sou think proper If, from any
use !, should not he done on that day, it will be con
ued from day 10 day, until finished.
Dec l9-cwtd TlluS DaBSEY, Commissioner
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3lst, lS49.
SENATE

The Bills from the House were read, and
committed on motion of Mr.. FRY.
MIR. SLOAN, from the select committee. re-
ported the bill granting Lands to Major Wag'
goner and others, with an amendment, which
was laid on the table on motion OF Mr.. DE-
NEALE
Mr.. KINNEY, from the Committee on Reyi.
sal, made report, which was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. WOODS, the Senate took
up the resolutions of thanks to Lieut.. Lynch,
and adopted them.
Tho SPEAKER laid before the Senate an Ex-
ecutive communication, containing the rssolu-
tons of the State of Florida in regard to slave
nv, which were read and laid on the table on
motion Of MIR. DENNIS.
Mr.. PITTS presented the proceedings OF
meeting in northampton, upon the same su6Jecs'
Laid on the table, on motion oil MT DhN-
TEL. The Senate then adjourned.
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BOLIVAR SHIELD, Clerk.

r.. .rsai,ors of Robert ]. Deneufville, deceased
| n.,sbv notified that on Monday, III. 18Th DAY o.
may next shall commence taxing N. 10 tns
,ttd BY The foregoing decree, az az my s No. and 5,
y y :, ,,hich time and pace they are requested 70
nd with their papers, vouchers and other e''uenee'
.n,bl. me 10 fulfil its requirements ,,-,,, c,.
e"ao'' ''' ALEX. C. GARRETT, Comr.
A
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-06-06

West Indies and Nenezuela.-The
British steamship Thames arrived at New
York on Saturday, 18th inst, from st.
Thomas the 4th and Bermuda the 9Th inst.
The U. 8. ship Germantown was 10 the
port Of St Thomas. Letters received by
the Thames ffiom Laguayra, the 23d ult.,
confirm the previous intelligence brought
to Baltimore from Venezuela, Of the resig-
nation of President Monagas and Vice
Presiden. Guzman. Public opinion has
forced them to this course, it it said, in
consequences Of their military and despotic
rule, added to the forced contributions
and the new insolysnt law s~uspending the
payment Of all debts for nine years.