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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06
Telegraphed Tor the Baltimore sun;
N,r Ynuu July "a Il,

NEW fOHK. July Ut
The cholera is rapidly Spreading 10 inns Guy
and fears are entertained that u VIII ptcouie %
destructive OF life as in The GILES OF 'ne oo n.
c,.es ami 20 deaths ot cholera Tor the "A hours
ending al noon to-day.
S,ocks steady bu, not active. Treasury note
lii. new loan MA. sales OF 5000 barrels
Genes. flour a, 81 SO; Western S4 St; South
ern "a s1.a5. Gcuesee whea, 1873 l3u cen'si
rcd do. 100 1903 cents. Sales oil ~ 600 bushels
corn a, So a, 81 cents Tor mixed; 81 50 Tor yer
low. Oa.s 81 SO cents; rye 81 GEMS. WINS
key Ola a % cents in barrels.
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EDITORIAL CORRESP U.TDE.rCE.
FAuoufrg SpRiycS Inlv 1910

Another Sabbath. with all lis quiet impres
s'ons anu halIo@ed associations, is passing
away; bur without any pubic religious services
10 night, however, We are 10 have a sermon from
inc Kew. Mr. Nuton (Episcupaliahl Of Warren.
ION VINO IS said to be yonas man Of flee talents.
III me oall room OF last night. bul he church
VI 'o.uay, | liIis morning observed some ot lie
ple''esi eirs and greatest bellies, aided by meiu-
Der OF the House, giving religious nsIIuc.iur, 10
the young
The papers have glanced over today
snow that The second Washington" or his
cao,net, are going from bad 10 worse; thai
III washington city they have sacrificed on
inc al'ar OF political vengeance three officers
VINO nave faithfully discharged their duties. and
nave taken no active part In poii,ics aIiude
70 General Rcber Wallace, the Uniied 5,a.es
,siar,hal, Colcne Gardner, The Postmaster, and
+ Barton hey District Attorney THIS pro-
scriplon Tor opinions sake has bccom, The order
OF me day win he ''nn-paI;y" Cabinet and The
wonder IS that any Democrat should have al
ioWei himself to be humbucsed into contrary
belief. see the Wing is still making itself riti.
cnious oy us appeals 10 The South 10 rally on &c.
neral iaylor as the great anchor Of Southern
protection, against tree sol lanaIicism This i!
continues 10 do, in the lace of The fac, lha, Two
afrant tree soiles and abolilionis.s sill al The
council board OF General Taylor that the Re-
public, General Tayicr's imported organ, carries
on The old game of duplicity on This subecr, and
refuses to say whether he will SIGN or veto the
Whmot Proviso; though on The subject OF rroec-
non ana InlerHal Improvements il points on, he |
tendency OF The administration. VIA, right has |
The Wing 10 believe that General Taylor, she |
Southern President, with 200 slaves as guar
anlee oil his tiieiy 10 the South" vii net b.
'tay The South, ard pant her on the platform Of
Tee soilism2 To-day heard The must pfomi.
nrnt Wing in This district, ard one who has done
more than any man 10 secure Taylots election,
iecare that no Que could reasonably doubt that
General Taylor would sign the Wilmo, Proviso
applied to California; and Wing member OF
ne Legislature ayowed The same belief assert
hs mat no otner construction could fairly be put
% the Allison Letter. Let The Whig then, in its
lew born antiiree soil crusade, instead of de.
lonncing The Democrats, look 20 its own Presi-
enl, who is sure, beyond the possibility CT
oubl, TO sanction the schemes OF the Tree sellers
nd who, in belraying The South, = i'll throw him
ell upon his anll-Veto declaI atoms, embracing
ne unlimited supremacy Of Congress. The
outh has fnore 10 fear from sucn friend,
IAN from all The serried phaIanx ol her open Toes
Bu The Washington Stage, with lis four fine
irgc black mules, has arrived, and break of
} get glimpse al The mail
| am requested 10 state that MIR. Forbes oi
buckingham has for some days been detained {
om his seat by indisposition. lie is now re. I
overins w. F. R.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

PROSCRIPTlON-We learn thai Mr.. John
X. Martin, Formerly well known as mail agent
on lie rairoad,) was On Saturday removed from
office, with some Is or 20 others, BY the Post
master General. Mr. Marin is Democrat pro-
Tossing 10 have political opinion, and hence bis
removal. No charge whatever was urged against
him a citizen or an officer We recoilecl when
ne left the road, The Richmond Times "a Wing
paPer) fully endorsed our testimonials as 10 his
character and popularity. BY this act Of gross
prescription, he is thrown wilhou! resources upon
The world, with an interesting family Such are
some OF The beauties o; Taylnrism
TE'yeifYi, Esburu Rsfoyder
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VOLUME XLYi. --iSeJalssER 10.
Correspondence Of he Baltimore Sun
-.

WisHiSdT ~, july |. ls4y
Cen FINITE AMI Henry 4 H;se-Lett, from,
!Hr. Hiss-- Politicians Lei.ers-Remorc!: aud
appointments
ne rumor which mentioned The oher cay,
,iat denrY a. Wise had written leIler 10 Gen.
oo'e, declaring that ~ hal abandoned poli,ics
anu declining 10 enter into discussion OF The
iop'cs treated IN General Fvoic's Iruer 10 him,
proves 10 b. wholly Wishoa; foundation. Gen.
Foole has received no Ieuer OF mat character
non, Mf. Wise. On he Contrary, | have Iea-
son 10 know that Mr. Wise Will, as soon as
t'ine and hea.ih Will permit. respond, very folly.
10 GENERAL Foote's letter and with that degree of
Zsal ana sprn which have always characIerized
nm, and which peculiarly become the occasion.
0ues!ions -somc new auG exciting Ques.inns-io
WhIch no man can In Indifferent or passive.
whelne: he be prone L. parry s!rife ar no;-have
O'eh iAle'y discussed ty prominent public men;
d." puohc sentiment VII he framed, and iuture
ACTON Gteclea, bY The impressions .hus made
VT. Aichlson, General Houston, Mi. Walker,
OF WI sin, and others, are following the e.
ample Sopbv Mr.. Calhoun aud Mr.. Benton, and
are laying their respective views before The pub
nc, 10 Inc shape OF maniies!oes. The press teens
Win articles On he same topics.
To-day, notice in the New Orleans Bulletin,
The broad declaration hal "lhe Tree soil principle
IS established, and is triumphant, made So by
ne accession OF Democratic Strength" On the
olher hand. we have strong assurances from The
cass presses Of The Norih, thar the Cass Demo
-Iats ol 1913 VIII not embrace tree soilism ncr
oiioW me lead 81 Mr.. Benton. The Democratic
presses ~ the South denounce, as a Wing calum.
~, the idea OF am ailiiiaiion between The Demo-
rats and The free soers
Many renovals-tco numerous 10 detail-have
'een made here, and also abroad. within day or
~o, or will be made tomorrow. Some Of these
emovais may be accounted Tor; but as 10 others,
ne causes OF them are IS obs uTe and mysterious
5 that OF The cholera. Many rruten, and re-
pectable men have, without any apparent excl
ng cause, been OF a sudden officially collapsed
ome Of them may recover about four years
ence.
do moi think that all who have been lately
ppoin'ed, will keep their commissions beyond
lie expiration nl The rex, session OF Congress-
he Senate may have word or Two 10 say in
ome cases. Ion.
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Photographed tor The Baltimore Sun.l
New YuRK. July "a M

aHG, ChsierG=-P ovnlcDt # Government Loans
There have been paii, wrnru
over one million OF dollars, dividends on govern
;aent loan. Abou; three hundred thousand Oh
The above sum paid Today. =,
The Peter Pence money, collected al lhr a'l'
lerenl churches Yesterday in aid Of The rope,
,monni, 10 about 81 600.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

Some Of The people Of ST. MafY's County, MO-,
h.v. msJr = descent upon The oyster boats tom
o,her States which have been fep!eda''h2 Oh w
,ys,er beds in the Potomac. Several Ses'ei'
w.,. captured, and, after hearirs the case ar
pued a. length bv The respective counsel engage
,na MAGISTRATES decided lba; The vessels ~e,e So
,ai,sa and sentenced the offenders 10 pay n"e
=, 6va oollars each,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06
TIMBER WANTED.

o,poKES f.. Wagons, Carts AM Days wanted at IN,
> penitenary the best quality Of timber Tor wilci
y dollars per thousand will be given for all sneh dc
Good willow oak fellows wanted for which pr'c
wiz ,,u 20 so .c@aw C s MoRG AN, Sup't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

r. gsANCERY-ViRoINA:- AT Rules held ~ .Ne
yrts, Once of the Circuit Superior Court OF La"
10 caanc.ry for MiddiesrS county, on saturday inc
~ LAY ii June, loaS: ~ ,,.u., and Io..,,, \
c,l.s,n. ,,lan,. BY William Watts, his guardian anu
-. - '1'a'''' - Plaintiffs:
against =, -, a,
R"hcr, y rc- administration Of finei VI le1'ys go, w
iiuod,.y nd i,rv Nv his WIFE ,'atharine Dyke, WIN
'n.r, Sustn y lyke, PHILIP L Hodges anu ', ~
hodges. in,an, child Of Mary Hodges s hna
1ti-w"oG and Latkiu Hundiey, 80, n ,'a ,,;f.
Elah nundlry and lncy W his wife. Catharine DYKE,
Nu ! ftytr. and susan T. Dyke, not having en.e.s
l-ir arp-nint. aud given security, accotd'ns " o
al Assembly and the rules ut tins Court, anu aP
p-ang by satisfactory evidence that they are not nna
n,n,s q; ihis country, - Ordered Tina, the said de-
Pendants DO appear here, IL THE rules be holden for
he said Court, the first Monday Ia September next,
The bll! II The plaulls and that copy Oi
hts order be .phw ,lh inserted In some ne spapsr pub
iss-i In the cts OF Riclnond for Two months sue
ce.sively, and posted the front door the Court
house Of this county 49,. CopyaIes,s,
Iune l5-cwam TiiuS Z HAYWOOD, d C.
~ aNCEEY.--V:R.,SIa:-At Rules held in the
clerks Office I'll the Superior Court of Chancery for
thr Richmond Circuit, III. fourth day 81 June 1879:
iii,rS iseale Plaintiff:
against
BENJAMIN Coleman and other Defendants.
The defendant above named mol having entered his
g.atance and given security, according 10 The Of
>su,ty and the rules of this Court, and Il appearing
~ Commonwealth il Ia Ordered, That the said de-
~ aui de- appear the rules 10 be held Tor the said
',:i; az The hrst Monday In September next and an-
ser lhs bill Of The plaintiff; and that copy OF this or
% he forthwith inserted In some newspaper published
~ the r:;y Of Richmond for two months excessively
ai posted at the front door of the State Court house
Jas e s s"e ,.,si = N RoBERTs, Clerk.
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Presiden; of the Board Of Trustees
Williamsburg, June Is, lSi9-cw6w
TO TIE WOOL GROWERS OF vlR-

lIlNlA.
,,,ue VIRGINIA Woollsn Company are prepared ~ pun
,,ss Jgovl of all grades. TOR casa, or upon the "sn-
II c,sdr and will pay liberal prices ~ can ne "-
,;n.a In any market IN this country =
I,hia Company was established IN io4o, y INV ou -
npoos, Concerns in the United States; ana they are
w. .n. assrous Thai the quantity of wool produced ~
w;;, shouId lie largely increased, ~ Tue nesen,
49,, S,ls f,r short Of The home drhi;nn "es VII
av th highest market price for clean Wo", ~ E
rr"nd,,,o, and in any quantity delivered u. lne '
NV 70 ,hs subscriher To whom all letters OF ehq"s my
!. addressed. The attention Of agiicuiiuris's r
cnarlv ioyed 10 this subject, as u Is peheveu %
n1oduc,iun Of Wool In Virginia is now NOR NH he
than any other article, and nj no :istan' ps''"' ""
cIa.sed among our most important Interests vr.T
,a, .,,,..u,o, Ascent va Weo,l,n Coy.
TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Ruies no,oeh =" 80
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Co"l. ~ OH
and Chancery for the county OF Notto"ay' 0" '''
day of Iune, le49: p,...,a ovar
49,, $500 "'"'' Plaintiff:
against ,r,.,,,
Samuel Thomas and Martha Williams, defendants
The defendant, Samuel Thomas, not hvlag en.eio IS.
his appearance and given security. according 10 tue o
of Assembly aud the rules Of this Couri, ana IL appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhp,a
of this country, ia Ordered, That the saa
do appear here on the first day Of October Term a
answe the bill of the plaintiff, and that copy ni .m
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper. pun
shed in the city OF Richmond for two non,ns sueees
sively and posted al the front door oil the
| of this county. A Copy-Tese. nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

We les,n rom The Marnasburg (Va.) Chf"n M.
ola ,har The farmers OF Berkeley ale now ous'i5
engaged in cutting one OF The best crops % ""ea'
.vsr raised in that count The iaie so"n "neot
i me hest. In the adjoining counties me crop
will no more than an average one.
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Si!0CKOE IRON, NAILS AND MAClll-
merry WORKS

THE Proprietor of the above Works is prepared
to-1ecute, at Northern prices, orders Tor Machine
y AL kinds, Shaftings and Gearngs, Spikes, Nails,
has Of Iron and Brass Castings. The Works are stu
sd IN acenra location, Cary street, near the Dock
~, lie bepo, ofthe Richmond and Danville Railroad.
"n orders promptly attended 10.
~, BENZ. CHURCHILL.
A'samond, Va, April 5th, l649-d&ctf
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TIE SWEEP OF TIE AXE.

~, puslish below, from The National lnIeiil-
eencer. "ofheia" information that Two more
wonhv Democratic offira.hcders 10 Virginia
have been rem,ycd Tns Information aSeS no
Democrat by surprise; tor in this STATE u L 'u'y
belic, A that Mr.. C!ays extravaganza WI DC
Untitled: ma, no, single Democrat will be left
in office as monument OF Wing mercy. II i
s,d ,bat a member Of Inc Cabinet al Wash
inelcn remarked the other day 'hai '!o'
every ,eat there are fifty applicants" II Is
therefore. il. 10 talk of removing tcf cause. II
seems there is 10 be a general sweep throughout
,bs country. "Ihaye il from the lips oil ihrce
ri he Secretaries, (said q Wing member "
Congress The other day, in Washington chy,j
that there is To be general sweep, ana, oy 'h'
Isl Of January next, SCARCELY Democrat "ii' oe
,et in Office" Then, as the Taylor CABIN I'VE
lille n expect from old Virginia, every Demo
cratic oficc-holder must look out Tor dismissal
| What a commentary have VIZ here Oh inc re-
mark made in The Senate By Mr. Secretary Clay
ton. that Gen Taylor has mo enemies 10 PUNISH
ma friends 10 resafd-lhal he will noI be The sup
o,,,cr Of that infamous syslem Of prescription
which distributes the public offices Of Inc county
as The spoiIs Of victory"
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Thomas s Hail, OF Virginia, to be Marsha w.: =
the Cniicd States Tor The Eastern District OF w
einia, vice Edmund Christian removed Ana,
Benjamin n. Smh, oi Virginia to De n h,,?r
uey Of the United States Tor Inc western D J,ov
OF Virginia vice George w. Thompson remoV
James Gwinn, IN be- Collector 81 Casloms a
Vicksbu.g, Mississippi, vice Hardy dehaFew
removed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

,,,u uAiUs NJ. CALLS, Richard Garland, Edward
1 Garland OHIO C Keau, Edward c Calis. W ~
C,,is Eiiz,brth N Garland, Helen Garland, Ed-
ward Garland Mildred Garland a"d ,s W oc Wilma
, ,,i,n ,Jrase take notice, that IN "Wednesday, ths
18Th day Of August neI sis me n no ,ns o r.
., in m. slore-noilss &c Charles Trevililan, NJ
Trevan's Depot in The county e L%n nus I Az" I,"s
=, William Rap,and John Vest and others, to be nsro
as evidence for il w" suits now drSrm'Sfc IN
.up'. 81. ~ virrinil in one of which Jaqueiin
Taylor and Trustee Of 1Snss are defendants;
80 y, ,hs n,hrr ot which Richard . Morris, James y,
Morris and William Morris are plaintiffs, anu you as r
~ NJ he said dispositions shall not he comfhcsn,
or being commenced should not b. completed on quay ,a'
day the taking Of The same WI, o. "'J''''"'"
lime IN time until they are completed. ,o,,
Gvan under our hands, this 7th day Of jmne isls
Given """'' W. JAQUELIN TAYLOR,
r,.,,or and Trust = of Jas NJ Morris, decd
~ RICHARD q MORRIS,
JAMES NJ MORRIS,
ac "a, WILLIAM NORRIS
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Avn NOTICE

LA w NO llSC' ..L
..,,,hs,, having formed an association for the
ns,s,ise Of Law, viii attend the Courts held IN
-, PRIV and also lhoss of Hsnrieo, Hanover, Gooen
a@s MAI. sn9 and sas the
i'm, ss.~e'" THOMAS HOWARD,
can ho'e'' WILLIAM B WOODBRIDGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06
A MELiA SPRINGS.

'EHiS delightful watering place, which has been
Gently very extensively improved, is now open for
the reception of visitors, and the proprietor tatters
himself that he Is fully prepared to accommodate them
In the very hes, style II shardly necessary audr
TO the quality cf thr water s medicinal efficacy has
been iuily proved, aud is considered inferior
neral waef IN Virginia Situated as the Amca Springs
are IN open AMI elevated country the cool breeZes
OF l salubrious atmosphere render them secure re-
treat not only from the rayages OF Cholera, but from
all other epidem!cs Tie proprietor pledges himself
ton 10 his company.
TtRMS:-S25 per month; 81 per week; 81 80 per
day. Children and servants half price; per week
So 81; Horse per day rs cents.
June s9-cw6w THOMAS C. WILSON
The Wing aud Petersburg Integencsr requested 10
copy.
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.rS Recorder.
REMOVALS

In addition 10 The removals OF clerks mentioned
IN our paper OF the Isl inst, We have 10 add Mr..
Cochran, chiel CLERK Of the Indian Bureau; Rev.
E. Goodrich Smith, the late able agricultural
clerk OF Inc Palen. Office; John Hollohan, walch-
man, and MIR. Duncho, assistant machinisr. We
also learn that Peter Hagner, Third Auditor, has
also been removed or The ground al alleged in
capacity. He was Wing, venerable Tor years
and venerable Tor his services and has held Of
nee continuously more than Tory years. Unin
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WANTED.

N additional Female Officer in the Eastern Asylum
n for The Insane. at Williamsburg. apphcaii"hs
also inruirr a. ~ the salary and duties III lhr q"
ice IN question: should be addressed Ia ne niIleIsign
III nm 10 he as,h Of July next JOHN haLi
CIV" i,nr. oamcwaw Supe rintende nj and Physician.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

Dabney Carr, who is recalled from C"ns'antl-
nonl. in order 10 create a vacancy Tor the re~aid
of he partisan services OF George 7. "afsn,
Whig member Of Congress, is one OF The M 81
popular representatives Of our government
abroad The administration can have no posi-
HE objection 10 him, excep. that ne IS Demo.
cratic Republican, and relative 'i iho"as
Jefferson. Bat Mr.. Marsh was c'amorous IN
al the languages he is master OF Tor io'e'en
amendment. They pretend TO send him 10 l ur
rsr as reward" Tor his Gaming, AMI "pohish'
a, Hawthorne, whose name wi'I live in Ame-
ricau literature long after Mr.. Marsh and ms
,coniremenrs are forgotten.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

ARRIVAL OF THE LIBERIA phCh"
Inc Ma.yiaui Colonization soc'e'''s % w,
I.;br,;a PacEc,, Captain Goodmanson' arrived
a, Baltimore on Sunday last, alter iine fun u
,bi,ysi, days from montovia. The bsfaue
brings cargo OF palm oil, pepper &c. ana u,
G,lowiua passengers: DR. " Luseaoee o.
frederick. MD; G A Perkins, oil Mas; q"
49,. r,,,ne. # Virginia. w Lewis, OF rh'ia-
deIphia; Laura Brush, Of New o's, 3G =; : ,h h.
Ne s,esrace. When the L 2 sailed 10 tux
g, she was expected to rc;urn BY the i''
=, INV. and has thus arrived on the very DAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

Our columns have been so much occupied
,;,n rcnorls OF the Legislative proceedings,
and communications (wi,h which our deck mas
hssn some time loaded) that we nave not nan
room 10 publish the mastery le''er q lne fio"'
q :. Fooie 10 Mr.. Wise, completely Kidding Inc
posi,ions occupied by the erea Missouriao. we
e.pec, 10 publish Gen. Foote's le''ef on Sa'of-
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CD,, LEASH:

fOh l<r.Ns't
u,t, ,.,,. g., \ term Of years "Faiifeid," sllia-
ated in the upper past Of Hanover county, conan,
inr hetwren eleven and twelve hundred acres OF in'
h,, NAV Lr Subjected 10 an annual cultivation, anu
- ,au,aby adapted 10 The growth Of Corn IN. les
sss viii be permitted 10 prepare Tor ana sTeu crop ,,
mnea "a stable room during that time. My neishoof
M boswell will furnish any information ies
n.c,ine terms &c and ride over the arm WIN 'h"'e
w., leased soouer privateiy, it will be publicly "h
s uremisss, III. Isl september, al ianslocs: no
June 30--Ctd -
mo OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS aud friend M
who are M, disposed 10 vls', the Guy Nv W. n,,
,,,n, and strict attention To all oapEss iney mty
p psa.r 10 send us for STAPLE AND FANNY nhi
Enups. our assortment was never '"'e c""'pe''
and pr;crs shall be satisfactory: co ~ ,.s
""u y GAY, MATHEWS Y CO, NO l4a,
90 .o',rin, Eagle Square.
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ALBEMARLE LAND EnR SANS


'ENUE subscriber, with view of changing his pre-
seat pursuits To cGmmtnc. his Il inner occupation
observation-disclosures he intends devctiRg his whole n
ieniicn 10 The same-oers for sale, privately his Farm
"D which he now resides, called Spring Valley, con
tanag 672 acres This land il situated within half a
mile q! the James River and kanawha Canal, in the
county OF Alb-mar!e, within three miles of Towards.
vile, honrshing little village and in nine miles If
Scoisve, place of considerable trade THIS land j.
well adapted To all kinds nt produce raised III Virginia.
In point al location and convenience. such farm
seldom found. This iaIc Is well iimbered; II also
abounds III springs uf excellent water, surpassed Nv
none u has II some line meadow land, parl uf
which Is now timely taken III timothy. The location
for garden rs very superior, nasmuch has creek
iunning through -, which Is great convenience III
dry The garden is large and has within The
enclosure Il beautiful vineyard, which never fails
produce hn- grapes, also, within the enclosure
handsome little hsh pond which has In IL some fine
nsh. There is also On this land COED s.,gr ho8dn"ns
n this section oi country. .,.,,. 80,
sis,nr III GOOD story dwelling mousse NJ" h't'
IN smnk- house dairy, carriage house, tee house. ST.
~, nm .,,-,trnt new Office IN the yard that VIII sun
A professional ,uan. t MN
wi,l a,so sell, ore lot of Land, containing one huh
Jr,d acre. situated the county OF ahematie' WI W.
Jam,s River Canal, aud within I'VE or SIX hhhdteu
wards Of llowardsSir. tins iahu y We" '''"'
ana the location m'hrs IL Vainanie' ,s,,,,,
drem il unnecessary 10 say more. t!ih icsre'
Ia invite All persons disposed 10 luftn'se ~, ~ ~
>. anime far themselves. AUSTIN " ~ h'''o'
SD, 23--cTlI -----.----
NIOTu' T. il hereby given 10 all persons "as,'t ,i''
IN against the Estate ur The ihlr rfah''' 80,
,l ~ 80. rn,,niy If Cumberland. and Stitt ~
Wio,p,, IN mai, Them known 10 the subscriber, M
,,ni.'.aior nj said drcr,.u and to make them KNOW
"t'n""'' 40 Wv THOS b CLARKE,
shortly. !, = cte,L. deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

Washington lsucf guesses hat The despatch
3 carried on, 10 California BIZ Lieut. beale con-
,,;oa ,br recall al Col. Weller, Boundary Com
m;ss,ouer and The substitution .! Col. Fremont
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06

Hon Joseph r. lnsersoiI, Of Pennsylvania, ii
IS saij, will probably succeed Mr.. Bseby, as
Minister IN Russia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-06
ro AVE OWNERS.

,uo ,.,,l.mrn in Louisiana, wishing I" rhiat:e
,.,r Inn,ine interest would purchase Tor iiii' l:
.n,,s games of SLAVES, of not less than i"i'S "
iiuy, /" The numlhe. OF one hundred ana my
-; nnn,ne,s iv selling in a oi where they WIZ "
Kent ,or.thrr can communicate with the advertiser "y
addressing through The Post Office al Ricnmona' s
No Ass or John A. Parker, ESQ, Iappaaannoeh' r' -,
~, rnnnIv Va where inoima .on can be ob'aihcn VI
IN, parties and Of their views ;,,o nj.
II prefrrred contracts would be entered nv" w, m
.p',n ~ ~" May IL eli