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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29
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> ia, Enquirer Is published DAILY (for tho city
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seven dollars per annum, and al the rate Of eigh,
nj taken for shorter aeriod than one year. Fol
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! m al the Ell ! ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
faE DAILY ENQUTRER-For one square Of
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.lcSeed,ng insertion twenty-five cents-it in
,9pce a week, twice week, or three times q
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= rur SEMi-W EEKLY-One square OF sixteen
-iess, hrst insertion, rs cents; for each continn
~ are charged nifty dollars for thir-
Na''' ma IN that proportion for advertisements
80, I.n,,h-eIcept Lottery Vendors and Auc-
II 80 are charged one hundred dollars (paper
~ rom s distance must be accompanied with
MR. oay, or satisfactory references, 10 insure
- III .uss Il this office may he rsmittsd rer mail,
mi available Bank notes, at the risk of the
~ p9stage Of all letters being paid 6y the xri-
~, hostage Of ! single letter is scarcely of 6ny
III he writer: II isthe accumulation Of post
an extensive business, which operates az
|. az uaoa TIE Editors.l
- N Obituaries ana Marriages from the country
,s.ger the party's kand-wrilingis unknown al this
=. -ip.t hr authenticated by the endorsaton of the
.t,g in the neishborhood or they will In no caso
,A,d. Every measure, that has been taken 10
...In?osit,ons andquizzes, has prove d heretofore
rrs. We mus,, therefore, insist, IN such case
F. tolnmunicationbeingc certified by the name Of
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Correspondence i the New York Herald.
Interesting aceeaqt Of he last aeys ofJimcs <

Interesting aceeaqt Of he last Geys ofJlmeS K
Polk, Er P,ssifcn, Of tn q States.
Yesterday, al twenty minu'es before ) o'clock,
Z. VI James H. Polk expired. n his residence
10 This city.
Mr. 20 k Lad suffered ION tarlhGa, on his
way up the Mississippi river rom New Orleans,
in March; bul the attack PASSED Of, and he reach
ed this city in good health A lew days alter his
arrival he moved into BIZ. new mansion. a stately
edlhce which had just been completed and far
nished in style Ut combined elegance and las =.
bis estate lies in The very heart OF the city on q
cmiuence known as GrundY', Hill, having been
The nome OF The Hon. Felix Grumpy, from whose
heirs Mr.. Polk purchased The properly
Having taken up his abode here, the ex-Presi-
dent gave himself npto the improvement, OF The
grounds, aud was seen every day about his dwell
ling, aiding and directing he wofkmen he had
employed. Now overlooking a carpenter, now
giving instructions 10 a gardner often attended
hy Mrs. Polk, whose exquisite taste construed
the element OF every Improvement. |, is not
fortnight since that ssw him on his lawn ircc-
ling some men, who were removing decaying &C.
dals. | was struck with his erect and healhlu
bsafng and The active energy Of his manner,
which gave promise Of long life. His aowins
gray locks alonc made him appear beyond the
md Ne age ct life. He seemed in fnl health
The next Jay, being rainy, he remained within
AMI hrcan u arrange his large library; aud the
Dor II reaching books from The flrcr AM pla
cling hem on The shelves. brought on fatigue and
slight !sver, which the next day assumed he
character OF disease in The form OF chronic
diaHhna which was with MIN complaint Of
many years sanding, ard readily induced upon
his system By any over eXefIion.
For the three first days, his friends felt no
alarm. But the dissase bafil ng their skill land
for sklful physicians Nashville will compars
with the first cities in The Union) DR.. Hay, IS
wears, was sent for from Columbia Blu the skill
aud experience cf this gentleman. aided by The
highest medical talent proved Of no avail =
Mr.. Polk continue gradually 10 sink from day
10 day. Inc disease was checked upon him
tour days before his death but his constitution
was so weakened, that there did no; renain re.
Operative energy enough in tHe system for
healthy reaction. He sunk away - slowly and
insensibly, that It was eight nours before he
mtnccd. lie h6lsG &Id6Iti rsiAggig,'s SIMPLY
ceasng 10 orca Ne, as when deep ana quiet sleep
falls upon weary man.
About hall an hour preceding his death, bis
venerable mother entered the room, and kGeel.
ing By his BEDSIDE, offered up beautiful prayer
10 the "King of Klngs ANA Lord Of Lords
committing the soul of her son 10 his hog Keep.
Ing The scene was strikingiy Impressive
Major Polk, the Presidents brother, was also
by his bed. ije, With other members Of the fami
~.
Upon The coffin was plain silver plar, win
these words
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

lDglon may get up here, neither prudence nor
good ccunscls, nor protestation can arrest
upon you aud Your associates must then rest the
iwhc!ming aud crushing responsibility Of The
effects resulting from your proscripiive policy,
iamentabl= and cruel as these may be TO The
present Wing incumbents 10 Office in Richmond
ana probably throughout the State. There are
some other and gravcr views OF this subject,
winch will strive 10 embrace in my next
YORK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

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holding p.b.c m - =, .ao 49, ie's. ;'
permission !. oo..r.s ie~'Ei
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Indirect The rr,,,-,iv. ,.o's IJr,,..>
= c1cUsc no ei.ctars an, 49,. 49,, N. $50
+ JGc p.ini.,yr el,,t.r.
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'he tx @fica II Y. one lower tEan .-c f,sf atd
nc 'h'fi Gas cuhsiel> II isose "au ~; ths
n"rel Tax t.siy Class cac.S c7e-ihi;c {: Tie
huHas! y eiec'2:s. HGUcsc9 %Isaes - exercise
w. iiSht q :r.iG@ !Hd.'i s. ~ tin" n" elections
lsae pace = -'jlZ g n ne electoral district.
-" nav r''.Gci here Cr 2, .eas, fhfee yrsrs
tie mas sl.1, i iJqGatt, pf,,. ;ts; Il, j 10. IN
aFfsaf 80: P:,reo. y ,.e a. .si5s. The W
!Ias : = ocrc1i AMI ~ sts0iu,. majority OF
n voters ~, - ,rGUlrv,;
SO rs AH@ciger II ~ 81 Msy, aGronrces
that she t.io.etn,ls IS o! Pid.. = S,ttcY and
HaEoyor. have 'cspir'a - establish ] pt.vlsi,ndl
Fedtfa! itioGaa' = rTl''fa or MSlCl nall lena
- siiiags q! Ef;rSn, aai 'hca -aa.l hc CON.
posed q seven Juices, ia.ee u Uhom ate II te
app1!lteo on tfe nomtnation q PRUSSIA iwo On
I The domination Of SatUsy, al; 40 IN lha. Of
Hanover; While ne most aged Of fAc nemters
nan cd by Prussia shall! preside TITS trituae.
shall 10 .S..b!,-ns4 - ~. ~ IN, y,,l
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RICHMOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNINGS JUNE % l84g

What some will insist in calling, mildly enough
inconsistency. The English of all which is, that
the 'no-Party" or anil prescription attitude
served Its purpose before the election; and ITS
oPPosite-very decidedly SOL, adapted to cir
cumstaoces since the necessities of the campaign
no longer require 6nesse"
Neither House made much progress Saturday
The House Dt Delegates was The scene OF an
amusing though rather prolracted nit be-
tween Messfs Mayo and VERIFY on the "Wrecl;
Laws" Greatly 10 The surprise OF the laller, Mr..
M. gained The victory in the commillee Of The
Whoie-but The Doctor will probably make an
other stiff fight in The House. The subject SEEM
ed TO me 10 be exhausted yesterday howevei.--
Tomorrow the Pilot Laws come up and we may
expect stubborn combat over them Again il
is proposed TO reCrganize The Board OF Public
Works. against which there is much prejudice
but il is difficult 10 say what will be the result.
This subject, also, will consume much time; and
fear that Two or three days will pass away be-
fore the 81 part OF the Code is completed in he
House. II is 10 be regretted that the system pur-
sued The first week, of shor, explanations and
speeches 10 The purpose, is not continued. The
subject would be as well, il mol better understood,
and the Legislature would progress much more
rapidly. w. +. K.
YORK" 10 another column, brings forward
some interesting facts, which il would be well
Tor Democrats 10 bear in mind, especially alter
the charges, Of holding all the offices, so IN.
blushingly heaped upon Them by The Wing press
hereabouls. The truths which "Vork" SO eo-
quently serves up, for The repast OF Whigeery,
will no, be very easily digesled by these spoils
hating, ms-party proscrip,ioniss. Doubtless
they will begin TO think there is ozone 10 The al
mosphere. However that may be, York
wields strong pen; and, as will be seen, speaks
from the book" Before he is done with The
subject, VIZ rather think "Taylorism" will "suaer
some" Tor, as wag facelioasly remarks, "he's
ao,ne num nkinSb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

u4gAT, WHEAT.-Farmers In want Of Wheat
n Crashing Machines. are invited 10 call al our
Mandatory and examine the we'll tested aud
..ff yaued Adhesive Horse Power, and Rod-tied
: rum the invention OF John Haw, Of Hanover
II ani manufactured by Haw 4. Sydnor, of said
.-y For ease of draft. Simplicity of construction,
:..1 aud rapid operation, this machine Is not sur.
..e.oy IT within orr knowledge. We have on
~. {. ful supply of "Wau's Centre Draft Ploughs;"
I caI,ivators, Coulters, Swimmers, Sub-soil and
sie Ploughs.
4. ssk particular attention TO recent improvement
q. Plough, which good judges regard as very valu-
(. G. WATT & CO.,
In, cot Rear of CIV Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

NJ The Ladies' OF Antrim Parish propose having ;.
saie Of Flncy Articles, and furnishing dlGhtI ana
other Rc,r-shmrnts al Ha.,taI Cogri-hOu Z, cD Nsd.
Is:day the An July neat Tor the beseGt 81 Z: ioaa
Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

-:
Il nr notion of Richard 4. Taylor and Jesse C..
.sG, esa;res Of Sally D. Shelton, deceased, Order
IA. a, persons who may have claims against the
81 ot me said Sally ID. Shelton, deceased, do exhl-
D. slm- 10 Thomas Curd, Executor OF the said Sal
shelton, deceased, for settlement on or before the
,a,n day of August next, |, appearing TO the Court
!: a'r than two years have elapsed since tho quail
a.oa # line said Executor-and that copy Of this
:: Il forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ID the city OF Richmond for eight weeks successive
and posted al tho door of Ia Courthouse Of this
sn,, an Two &c, ,ral Court days.
A Copy-Teste,
:. !. nu,a,,s MAR ~ MILLER OK
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sinn. Weisiser, Administrator of MAI cy French,
,.2S,d, and ,ieriwether Goodman and A, his wife,
10! rhomas NJ Farrow Administrator Of Mason French,
sssi,ed, andothers. Defendants.
o. Inc motion of WIN w Payne, who filed his pei.
IN N wiring, he Is allowed TO come In as party
'innf in this cause; and process s awarded him
..,l1f Daniel French, TO cause him 10 appear here
sd answer the said peton and, II appearing 10 the
subsection of the Court that the said Daniel French
. 81 au inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, on the
.5,cr II the said William w Payne, II Is Ordered BY
Z Court Ina. the said Daniel French do appear here
q before the FIRST Monday In August next, and an.
Hs The petition aforesaidj and that copy Of this or.
4 be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
ne city cf Richmond, and ntinued for two months
k;teslvely; and that another copybe pos ed at the
r: door cf tho Court house OF this county.
A Copy-Tes,e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

II HANCERY-ViRoIsIA;-Ai Rules holden In the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
no Chancsry for the county Of Nottoway, the 9Th
lay Of June, 1919,
Claiborne Barksdaie, adminis ator of Richard Over
"ieet deceased, Plaintiff:
against
samuel Thomas and Martha c Williams Defendants.
, The defendant. Samuel Thomas, not having entered
appearance and given security, according TO the act
assembly and the rules Of this Court and II appear
satisfactory evidence that he ia not ON nhabitapt
'nis country Il 10 Ordered, That the said defendant
sppear bore the 6rs day Of October term ne1t and
ssershs bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this
essoe Forthwith inserted In newspaper pub.
wv. 10 the city Of Richmond for two months success
fs ana posted At tho front door Of tho courthoass
county A Copy-Teste,
snssl-ew9m CIV FITZGERALD, DC.
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tS aANCERY-VIaaiNlA AT Rules held IN the
as Office of The Superior Court of Chancery for
a.s:nmond Circuit, the 10Th day Of May, 1919:
~. ". Boyd and Robert Edmond, Plaintiffs:
,sllst
sa,lis and other Defendants.
i, te.endant above named not having entered his
,l,nee and given security, according to the act Of
A.. and the rules OF this Couit and II appearing
l. satisfactory evidence that he is not an nhabitant of
M a. nOnwealth, is Ordered, that the said defend.
y, 4ypear NJ the rules 10 be held for the said Court,
!. ~ nr.i Monday in August next, and answer the
Il Z: lr plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be
;ohaa Inserted In some newspaper published IN the
+ 4. Il camoad, for two months excessively, and
s lac front door of the State Cour-honse, In the
gyl. .cwam P ROBERTS, Clerk.
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l-cwam wM DANCE, @

n CHANCEHY.-VIRo,SIA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Once Of he Superior Court OF Chancery for
:, Richmond Circuit, the fourth day Of June, l849:
The President, Directors and Company oil the Bank
Virginia; The President, Directors and Company Of
n Farmers Bank of Virginia, William Archer, Ed
sart Scott and Margaret Brooks, Plaintiffs
against
Benjamin Coleman and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered his
ppelrance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
" satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabitent Of
ms commonwealth, IL is Ordered, That the said oe
ndau do appear a, the rules TO be held for the said
Cct, on The FRS, Monday in September next, and an
,~.r the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy oil this or
der e forthwith inserted In newspaper puoisneo
10 The city OF Richmond tor two months SUCCESSFULLY
sud posted the front door Of the State IN
lie said city. A Copy-Teslo,
Iuns S-cw2m p RORERTS Clark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-29

IN ShhNCERf .-tiRaistA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the fourth day of June, 1879:
james neale, Plaintiff:
against
Bt >jamin Coleman and other defendants
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according TO The ACT Of
assembly and the rules Of this Court, and Il appearing
y satisfactory evidence that he IL not nhabtant Of
Die Commonwealth, Il - Ordered, That the said de-
ntant do appear al the rules be held for the said
tout on the hrst Monday In September next and an .
aer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this or
81 be forthwith inserted In newspaper published
he cry Of Richmond, for TWO months successiveIy
ni posted at the front door OF the State Court house
IN the said city. A Copy-Tcste,
lGne s-cw9m ROBERTS, Clerk.
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rs LHASCERY.-yIReiSIA AT Rules held In the
| isrss Office ofthe Superior Court of Chancery for
J. Richmond Circuit, the 9th day Of May, ls4s:
..r : Noshy Plaintiff:
aalnst
Wiian Owens, Thomas owens, George Holman
sas N.eh his wife, who was Marsh Owens, and
.n.s, Defendants.
Ia !.endants above named not having entered
'.; sg2sarauce and given security, according TO the
be- of assembly and the rules Of this Court, and IL ap
uag ;, satisfactory evidence that they are notinha-
an. 4; s!s CommoRwt alh IL s ordered, that the
b.: ,shaants do appear a, the rules TO be held for
h. Court on the first Monday in August next, and
,,,s, Tie nil of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
'- 4o,inSith Inserted In some newspaper pub
.s-c me city of Richmond for two months success
,li posted 1t the front door Of the Stale Court.
g,g twin P. ROBERTS. Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
POLITICAL,
ORIGINAL. LINES,

composed al The graee Of Washington
ny NV, I'M. wrer.
\ grave, crave; q here's crave.
Gtoat ~ udsingfon lies here;
Who could approach, and eoldiy leave
lis tomb without teai
tear tear, nation wept,
Aud Will she might deplofe,
When u dshing'on lay down and slept
To wake, alas no more
Oh mighty death, thy fearful dart,
Its mighiiest conquest won;
That moment when II pierced tho heart
pf deathless Washington.
ncothlcss indeed, that glorious name
Shall lire when Sia1s oSpirei
Serephie sefibo- unrnll his tame
With pens OF living fire.
limo may roll on aud sweep the earth
plhings aud CROWNS, aud namcs,
The mightiest OF mirhtiest birth,
with all theirpompoas claims.
And Times ''undaint, tooth" shan eat
Inscriptions boast aud pride,
Those monuments nj wealth aud state
Where naughty dcspols died.
HIS tomb may moulder through neglect,
oh shame, sad shame ,atay,
Implying sinful dietapeei.
To Inn Who won tte day.
But every hroo,c which Ians the sky,
And wnspers through the grove
The ,ephtr'' hrst aud latest sigh
In ponsise, mourning, love.
And every wnrhline bird which sings
Matn, OF vuspcr lay,
IT. quota al his uibdte brings
Through earth, and ali, and sea
And every wave which roams the deep,
To i8sh TIN distant strand,
In all theit Wild, tumultuous Sweep
Astounding every land.
uutrinR in it, ccoseiess course
To srfeaa his matehlesa tmc,
Pc1pcttm nation hnvs it. force
From his Hudrious aauie.
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.A'EEg. GOODS.

WATERHOUSE u POTTER have nov in store,
w and are daily receiving rom \. York complete
ment of CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSGMERES, YES.
flNGS and FURNISHING GOODS, ofevery description
and quality to which they invite the attention OF their friends
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whittemore & Co.. three
doors below I. ID. Jennings's Commission Store.
Oct S-ts
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gsgASglliss,

700 BLANKETS, received dneet from the importers
6OO in NV York, which we will sell law
Oct l5-ts MCCOfkIt. u SIMPSON
WANTED Wa9l1}alis. Land Bacon, Feathers, aud
~ all kinds p Country Produce Tor which the highest
market price will be pad in eas or barter, by
1INSl.Ef u TAYLOR
Sept. 2i--ts
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NESsg go HERE.

ENoh The next year, honest, active md capable
4 servant, to attend at my store For such
wen recommended hb,si plice ni be GIVEN. Apply to
Oct. 29-ts GEO BAl,I,Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
valuable Town Property for sale.

EINfit subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE AND IOrn
l. the town OF Liberty Bedford county. The House has
eight good and comfortable immediately attached
which are COMMODIOUS STORE HOUSE well fitted
zap, and convenient Office with two Among the 9TH
Improvements are Kitchen Smoke House, Ice House.
stables, and FIRST rate we'll OF All the buildings and
Improvements ON the lot are and in first repair As
private residence the property affords every comfort and
convenience and would BE- good situation for house OF
enter ainmcnt. W. G. HEWITT.
Sent y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
Iron and Brass Castings,
GREAT REDUCTION.

INARE from RICHMOND to l.NNGIIBURG by Cana
Il Packets, - 81
Fare from Richmond to Charlottesville, by Packetand
Stages , OL
Fare irom Richmond to Cumberland {. H. by Pack
cts aud Stages , I;
Fare from Richmond 10 famyillc by Packets and sta
gcs u
Below, card Of intermediate distances, Ion fare and
hours OF passing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

PITTSBURGH Oct 81 NOON,
OHIO RIVER AND HE WEATHER.
There e,l AID halt aler IN ile channel,
aud the wafer eortmn's To Use very ripldy. Ne had
very heavy lalns yesterday 4ll,suoua aud l4st nisl
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AZ BER.T sEDG w AY. Jr.
a e'AEeEB.
J \ NJ l. $ L \ RLAND
AND
w LII Nj IL L AZ ELL

" T u L
81 AVE united IN the waeliee Of Law anl will rce-
4 & ulaty attend the Cuenll Superior aud Cou1lg
Canfts Of Amherst. AppomattuX, Bedford. Campbell aud
NeIson, and the Town OF Lyoehhurg.
Address Sd ynehbnrq, lreina.
JAMES GARLAND vii continue, diligently, To
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
uet#lq-H
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= O00 lbs. PRIME FAMILY CURED BACON,
o,OOO - Extra Hams,
In sote and ior sale by GEO. BAt'Bf.
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MoTrNE.

ENIE STOCKHOLDERS of the lynehbure and BnGa-
4 loe Springs Turnpike Company, viii meet at Pedlar
Mills, saturday, tlr 18th day OF November next that
being public court day 1t is expected that every Stock
holder will he present duly represented by proxy, buaI-
OF otai porancr viii be brought beldre the meeting
~ order OF the Board Of Directors.
IIAZAEI. WILLIAMS, President
Attest,
ions Pnyoa, Scc'y pro ttni.
Oct 2j-w1w
bNANCY FRENCH ca SsINIERES.-- SPLEN-
u did assortment Just received by express Please cali
and examine WArERiDu>E < POTTER.
OctS-ts
FgrOgEeS ? sSFUSHcs!!
lave ali the time banda good assortment ct Brogues
4 which sell low, l.. LOCKWOOD.
OF Is=ts-
BLANK BONDS FOR SALE II THIS OFFICE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28
For TIE Arkansas InteIHgeneer.

To VDVR, -r ....r
The gentleman from Teras, acho has not been SIR
months an the State-soho is shocked at The igno.
rance OF the Gorernor of The State-the incompe
tency Of the County Judge-at our Lams and
LegtSlatOrs-and ,cAo has discovered hlatlle Di.
gesfer Of the Statutes icas ashamed of has dutv.
The astonishing fecundity of your intellect, as.
tuteness OF your mind, and your great legal learn.
ing, would be enough to tempt almost any petit.
logger to enter the lists Of controversy with YOU.
But to 60 into one under your oUerporerin ing initials
would be to desecrate the very idea Of honorable
controversy, when it is known that a person an
swering to your initials left another country under
the dIsgraceful circumstances of having first as.
sailed the character Of a reputable lady, and after
being soundly thrashed by her husband, entered
the columns of newspaper, not against the man
who trounced you, but against the LADY. After
wards when being challenged to meet her brother
IN honorable combat, you SUNK aacay and left your
second to meet your adversary, who was too gene.
rous to demand satisfaction at his hands.
when you clear up these charges and prove
yourself worthy of the notice Of gentleman, and
to hgure before the public as a champion of con.
stltutonal law, you may then expect a notice from
AN ACQUAINTANCE.
VAN buren,, July "a, lS49. r.r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-28

AID TO The Ron,ans.--The New York Star saws
meeting of Irish Roman Catholics and others.
was TO be held last week in that city, to make ar.
rangements for collection and sympathizng for
me struggling Romans. This step is taken by
this class of our feow-citizeps TO show thai tbey
are not chargeable with the imputalion of supply.
ing iunds to Plus TX, to assist him in crushing the
Roman republicans. =