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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

E.SZSNl DiRsor -Farv ~ cents rh, oo.l
arrives PM Umr f.I f0n trsf morning utns
,f car. E..i ant W-- The .ow pressure steamboat
FTR RFkA Capt aiernury. wi cave ..r - a. ne
1loi of barclay 81 M1ndsys Nsi1esday- snd d.ys a.
,',oes = VI Ffellht iaAcu 81 il. Iavr.t price. Fg
ps.-a1e or nrllh aYp.v on board Inis tnsi ht. oeen
.1ml efy renewed si uer tccoun,,IHiious are oi ne
-...i aim. -.h.. s.ui yh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

fT NEAtI K-ION TO THE FisHING
ZsS,E=5N5ANhs. q >snty HOOK every H9rc4 4y.
Tuesday, W-tn-scay Thurstsy Frdsy
a1d sunday Th- steamer BUFFALO VII -sg- .5yt =
k0b.n-or-.t 0'c ock. Tllrlr-rls-.t q C.na-s. 9,
Csnarn---t q Grsnd-st . Per No 3 Sorta K YER :.
N krf-.hm.ls 211 F.s1lrg tackle provided ol 1o-rc
Far- Zs emu -arh Wav va rr
r. PORT andlns 1igort Han
-sas-r7 ..01 r-ch ~Ay.-Ia- s:-aIn-r JOHN
HART caves CA4nhers-si Pierda ]. sgn
days eNceP.etl a. Z u R7alrulz. caves K-ySou q
= 0'e ,rk sH ". 1n.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
- pELIGnrFrL eKxCIRsInN-

EzssEs.-5NTO SHREWsBURY Ocean H01s- Long
Srsncli. POu Wa.l zlOn HOlars Dock
brOVns DOCK NJ A.dceioSDi. 40 Red bank-TLe ur~
and H-l-koo~n steamboat CONFIDENCE Cap A II
Ha.rry ~. .g-gS tfOn vest s.-- n P-ck-s
Per. Z z. a. 10
~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
e. -s.a1ss.s, RAMApo AND PATTERSON

Il, -s.l-zfEzE- kAnAPO AND PATTERSON
kx2 ~1rs5SSf~~S1SSfy AND PATERSON AND HJ DsOa
RIVER RAILROADS On aud .n<s
Tuesday. jay u. the trains cave :. f,ll,s1.
Leave s4fen1s Depot Leave Newton
t.f ' cipcs A u P. O'Clock Az
= - "T.lcs NJ Vcock Vi
-yD'cl0rx r fo'c.oct Py
I.Df vu no afrVal " 80 kus trans which i-tgs
O~eK0 a. b ~ c4Ock ard O'Clock
JSDAI5 TRAINS
Lesv@ S4fens Depot Leave Nsys. Y0fk
90 O'Clock N so'cockAM
fDt4oca Z VI fvrockP 81
PATERSON TRAINS
Leave Paierson Leave New.YOrs
~ D.c4prk NaFke.st a O'c ockA "
so'c.x A Paterson Dep s'o'c.ock A N
~ c.p' II O'c.ock Il
~ c.pcs u O'clocs ~
j.45 70 clock H4rsst--.. so'r.oc.PN
7&4Jc.k NJ Patton Dep 6oclockPH N.
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave Paferson e. o ~ A 81 Asrset-st atsA n Pst
-rson Depot a. ? VI Paterson Depot Leave Ns~-
a. 3 O'r.0ckA II and o'c'OckPM
-Oa Noncay mornings he sr.t train from sgf,rrs
e. cave Al q nslesd of5os 90 no arnys VI -
Pyu J-rvis trsln
Iae usins % ne Rsnspo Road VIII stop a. he M4s~s
81 depot a. Paterson
. re trans which lesye S-~.Yor1 Al q. A 81 anSs
r A VII De in une me Ene trains. LnornzG
.nd -F-oins gong West 81 sss-rn's Depot VA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
" All Works ON H,dropath,

meet a. their rooms lll So~rry, every Monday Srenl.
a. O'Clock lo0ns Den sre invited - aIicu1.
aus laW4wMs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

PoLIcE CoUKr-Ele Lscker was arrested on war
rant for s'abhine Thos Doiau. committed man named
William ls sted late las night for beng very
much intoxicated lie had fallen down and hurt ifms'
smarty, beside losing his pockt book usinnf 50
At ale hour lat might scamp named Char e. Blrke
skeu into custody. charge Of fa-e prrierce n
obtaining franc piece from German EN- gram rep r
-enLus himself as gale Keeper on Pier No 3, and
char.ine the shove for adm the Pier Burke
committed by Justice Lsihfop
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

g 'pl Nlhh ~hAI 10 LII "a 80 a -
- --- Efr-e- 0r Lalg isaud >.4ri aroii
- ore l - rom .-e -al.r.si ---rl 80 tlr-. Corr.
T. -u-- o.. aT 49, Wf.l stcrer a1arled 7 ere 're
.aLIs. s-es - -e .ulse. .Hfa .- -lr -rs. art
srrIr. STORES .lc-r n ard s-t a-i sa
r-s-l .f t--ee eL.-r A ang fl t1e property
ABOUT - house l4rT s-,- and fl trees. ~skin. .
u0sf trs.-l. Summer residence T'e --.4r'. s--
We s--sl s-l. a1' - bathing All e-Hr re exec ert l1
cure ~ f--t BIT NJ. ll Ns.--
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
BOARDING.

DOARDING-AtS 8e-smsn-st within t-- rzi1ules'
ID w2-k of " z4-s. nc Clly HA ~ xeatel az
Aer wives oe ezsArty accom- mod a-ed ~ o. ro1i-
Ire . A1c s. 1sJIs A-so, sovera snse g-ue
Erl AL -
BOARD 55l BROADWA age rocn
- Sitt sua Al.scled s4llaa.- 81 prlsate i-f-
~ srgc s-uLrmen hot cod al shower osl1s- IrAl-
siel. oQal der, tAkrn fof .lr S---L4ef. a. H.
tOtRu down. TOWN. gentleman AZ We
DA,c iNo slg gs--elV1 go n- accor oc.-et a i.h
AID furnished \. - cer.yst -ear 3 a.
way a-li =
DOAkD IL sol TIL BROOhLl Nv .-ain 5
ID rilutes wAk u HaIl..Ol-sstlae Terry, A2t ID u-n
l;rs OF Souh ferry l Sackeii-s ssuh sce reAr eks
pleasant 'ocsro1 Art pleasant rooms .els4
DLEASANr NrFIRNI>HED ROOMS TO LEI
o. he secuac laird .oors. via ~thOUt or-Ak
fAss and Zee, sI7 PaIs-p-soe- Also A. oee- jyS N
ETRNI~HEu or u,farnished rooms 70 let luSure
I % BrOA1way vluz1ce u FfAakln-st AZ q
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
RgnnKLYN

PoLicr CorRr a man named Ihoma' blehanan
A stoeuaker reading 30 Nsvyst arrested by Office
Mcconnell upon charge Of crue y and wsn'only hra'
Ing a. apprentice, named Geo. LIE. without any j4s
c.u,e or provOcsuuu. IL b-rrred by geutrmaf
hat the boy cruelty punished for oversleeping bin
--i moments in TIE morning, 80 thar MS entire per
.on was mara I'd with blows The Justice carce % The
BOYS indeniufes. ami fined ne accused the costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
FOR CALIFORNIA.

THE ONLY DIRECT LINE
~sSls FUK ~AN FRANCISCO via Chssres
6-Lle 1871 August The alc - sndid s'eau shl J.
EMPIRE CITY. t2,n'o tons bardenl } ID
" son .nder VIII cave Tor Chagr-- direct, from
h-r dock Pisr T. y r on Thur.dsv. ioth August A. )
O'Clock P NJ The goes direct 10 Chsgrr- not
touching ~ any Intermediate port thus nsurns ls pas.
.-ugers by ts steamer will reach Panama in lime Or
L Pacific MAJ Steamer Panama. Of lst September
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

X AGs.-rh- highssl market prce pad In ez.s n,
~ HAs' $ Cscvs's, bsssng Po. ers Pager, Wr,pp,ns
etocA Grass, Arsd and Hemp Rcpe, by
- y CYRUS W. FIELD 4 Co u s.skra.n.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

G-ErN SHIP COMPANY-FOR CALIFORNIA VA
HA0RES The new and spacious stream
sh.g OHIO WI be- dispatched 90 Monday, the Zih Of
August. Al o'clock from thr pier foot of Wauru.st
lader ihe and of Lieut. A schemes, D. ; Navy
The OHIO - The fr- Of the regular al steamers between
New lofE Chagre.; she VIII convey the Govern eui
mails and passengers for the Paclrc steamers running
from Panama California The great size strength. snl
power the OHIO far beyond hosr % ar} American
aioa being 5otn tons burden, with periur
double snglurs 1f 1910 horse power each. Pass-ugers
ship a-surance Of safety and speed not
1e iel aly with single engine Tie ar.
Tor the comfort and convenience Of The
s-ngers .hc most Ihera scale, 10 Der four
saloons. and ~eyel aied cabIns and stzteroomr
combined a. ir conVeL-nces Of trst class hOfe
sArGs 0f pAssA-E t. CHsssss
>fslc-ruou siirr saloons sN eacl
Paruss of occupying 0le sisir-room % dining
ssloor 80
at.-room forward saloons ..............s SID
second caull-.s
Sieerase BERTH found With bed. ard mess
- lb- 1ssgage allowed each passenger P.ssage f9
Havana 60 DO 90 Nc~-Or.ral. - Freight tp
Clagr-s. I'll per cubic iu0ii 90 ID Nrs Or cans g
el cubic foot A. tickets fof passage must be- pro-
-4rrr ai TIE Office 0iile Company
a47f II o ROBERTs ma West--t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

A. experienced Surgeon - attached ~ he Falcon.
Frr .tt 90 Chagss = ceuts per cubic foot 90 New Or
-a1. IS cents DO Sippefs New cans should secure
th-.r -.g only limited quantity can o- isken For
fre ~ " pssssg-. apply % VI ROBERTS,
.ft
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

T-bl.ar FleI d. decided it- Zee. sflcr ever made
for purity be Cr1f.l Oafr vafrr 81. hundreds l
its cir rs from prsglcs. experience lt Is
alrc.- lll hol-- s~epcr would be- without afer
ts operation Il 90 simple 10 CONSTRUCTION that
iis principle nay ~ ompr-hent-d glance IL
thoroughly clrar-d m = moment without cost
Prcc 8 S. Oftce - Broadway rsst corner " Cham
brrsst
y B-CAlfornisns should al have hey -
raLrri n We plrkrl ald l.-l NV l-r- WI -In
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

ny. laf-y known a. Riders Patent Iron Bridge The
company which hitherto ~ shed these bridges under
patent granted fo The NaiAane. Rider lrceasri.
have become satisfied hat a. t- prime pie. embraced Ir
,er construction inc uded ir previous patent grant
81 .lc yea 1919 20 Col stephen II Long. kn4i-
n-ers A. hy him DE-. Euaird ~ Longs Slsprn.lol
Bulses" and have therefore made genelt with
Co. L0ng 1y which tlry have secured the l
io MAKE and vrni these brdges throughout no whole
niiel STATES
The change oou-egu-li upon The new geueri
he found The IzIl~ and siye 0f ife company The
qsres compos being fh- SANE and consirlcuol
10 Ire hr.dg .ll hr r---rls4y TIE
40 ir N NJ WHITE. Agent. q Broaiwsv 7
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO aIRs
nux&xk a. rArc4ay-sl oPpo.il1 t1= Astsr doase,
1ron "a 70 I oel.se. y ro.s.ooi ssa ns.
Iaogaay cases- JAS THOMPSON CO.
uyl7 1E+ l.f- IallM4n L Rardsll
-PiANO-fURTE-.-P-r, .Dogl par.
II ias NJ flalc- VII and 10
Ia .ss- 70 cal a. r Clean = Co. Naz1fscto-
J - ] y y, - fuli0r-sL I've Of 5rosf~aYI A
gsr-ra- a-s0r-u-cE Of Aaaog0uy ard Rosewood sno.
constantly lad. which N soc for car Or sc
PrUved paper De4 supplied on lo-ral terms PAnos
loaned e. r-.s0rEole prcea Z. GLkNN co
ayr ~ gutDc-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

T. NINA. OrTfcs II man "a arrested charged
,.s I.rreny !. a.. q tas ~ EOt ensn all rr - an
s -ng n oroperty Of f-use Psssensef 20 -ls chip
Tb@ man arrested day TWO slrce on etsrEe ci
,is.ling money from = fellow Passenger on board sane
IL -. | ..i
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

~ bOUh r. L. u h~.--~tl.tH .tHl ffHfn-A4s VII Nr
received bv ihe under. sned A. me rce OF tho
of l1r Board II Fdlcaror. Puh lc Buldngs Para until
Ilestzs le .ls O., gu- ilst e. 1c.D-k " f0r sur
plying booss fIr the Free Academy Lists u
II L- bo 9.ired may 10 obtained by application
ne sa.i Ufi Co
ROBERT NELLY. SAM EL A CRArO
THOMAS DENNY, WILLIAM 7 PlSkNEY.
: tlSN ORTIZ, ksec4lve Cnmmli.re Tor
The and government u fe Free Arade
my Dated New Norx Al. = l3{J Aus ~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
> - r. " Nu~ York. - DO al u 40
nuT FOrss.. are respectfully lnviiSd u ca "a. :,
J - J = O-r NzrcrOom- connected ~iIh the NAM
aciory - f--ion-sL essf u snd Broad ~av We
have -0~ good sssoru1s a. a. q which ~e ALL ~.rr,-t
- give good .ssfscloc. anc ~nich We oesr A. rot.r.br
pre-s I2L-1s done ~ shOr EoCce.
--- BENNETT WILDER
old LEAD for s.soy
" iJsi 0AUST = bERRicKsox, ps soaA-a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13

srysSfos CorRr-S pecIsl Ter m-3efore J1d -
D.~r-Tr- mzr zrfe.l.c ses-rer from Hsmorrsh
bark Sorms and 90 discharged AIMED % ne EIo-ld
tfsf h. co4Lfry Hlll Hamburg was. - m-t-a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-13
- F0R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

S-.-.-~r AND NEW ORLEANS Tho L. Ma
steamship FALCON Lieut. Harts.-r-, {
Commanding VIII he 81 -paicled with me Government
ia Monday August ., 81 O'Clock, P II from the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
RIO II -iDN -, w.
monuay Morning, February IL, 1919.
THE PROTOCOL

The iull and Satisfactory and Overwhelming
message Of Prcsiten, Polk, in reply to inc call o;
the House u Representatives, save, us tie ne
cessily Of saylrg any hing this subject. Nh.
Stephens ':oared in The rIeiace"-bu ia The pre-
grcss II he story his voice has become exceed
iasly mail aGd feeble. To show the current 81
public sentiment al Washington, We quote the
following letter from that place i'll The Baltimore
Sun:
The message from The President in answer 10
the enquiries Of the House IN regard 10 The Mex
can PROTOCOL was remarkably iurciblc AMI 10 ,hc
point. Il satisfied TIC House 81 completely,
covered SO entirely the national faith and he ma
tional honor, that not single member rose 10
move lis reference 10 SPECIAL commies,
or 10 The committee on the judiciary, or in
fine 10 the committee en- foreign relations.
The message was simply laid on The table,
and ordered 10 be printed. So the mccDtan
here again brough! forth mouse, and Tid,cu.
lOus mouse. as the fable has il. There were gen.
llrmen whose ina na,on was SO exceedingly
fertile as 10 lead them to fsGr" that California
and New Mexico wou!! be lost 10 us, aud mat
We had no treaty at all with Mexico They
were ready 10 impcsch the President, and 10
haoO murder in Inc streets; b.! Since The mes
sage has bscn read, Itcy talk o! Gen. Tayor's
Inauguration and The great ball that is 10 be
gwen On The occasion.
BY the be, | can inform You tt Mrs Polk
Goes no, mean 10 be ou,done by any entertain.
menl that may he given 10 Gen Tay,nf out OF
The n hite House. Ger. Taylor has bought The
great moral battle OF "Mr. Folks war" and ii is
brt proper ha, Mrs Polk should acknowledge
bi> oallanry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
VOLUME XIV. NUMBER so.

IL caunot BE- doub!e that The .wrlth Article Of
Inc sieay: as /! now stalCS, con!ains a positive
oo.i:at u, IN consideration vi he extension ac-
qul!ed ty Inc bOlnfarlrs II tae Uaec 5 ales." 10
pay ~ he Mex can Republic we've n tions Of
dollars IN iuur equa! annual ins.a!mens ui three
lnii!lohs 'ach. TINS Oh igslon Gay be ass sntd
ny the Mexican Goyei nmenI - anY person what.
ever but the assignee H. such case womb siard
IN no better condition than thai Goyarnmcn. The
aneucment II The SeGate piohbiins Inc issue
oi G"veinnen, tran>israb Die stock for The mount,
produces This effect and no more
The protocol contain nothing from which il
can be inferred that he assignee could right
July demand me pavmen, Il the money, IN case
the CONSIDERATION should tail, vi ich is stated en-
the face OF the obligation.
With This view Of The whole protocol, and con.
>idetlng that the sxp.anz,icu> which il c, ntaiu-
rd were in accordance with he trsa,y, | did not
deem II necessary 10 lake any action upon the
subject. Had il varied from The .efms OF he
treaty rs amended b, the SeBate although II
would even then have been nullity in itself. ye,
futy might have require tina | should make his
'acl known 10 The Nj sran Government. This
not bang Inc case, treated i, in the same man
ner would have auLr had these explanations
been made verbally b. the Commits .one'S to The
MEXICAN Mnislry oF Foreign Affairs, and CON-
nunicaied in cesratch 10 The STATE DEPART
menL JAMES X. POLK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
THE LATE B. w. LEIGH.

In another column will be found The proceed
irss OF the Richmond Bar, and the Mayors call
Tor public meeting, to take measures Tor CON-
memoratins the services Of This distinguished son
of Virginia. We deem il proper here 10 quote
tribute from the Elilor 0! The Union 10 The viz
Interesting as il recalls al incident emlneniIy
creditabe 10 the clear judgment ard enlarged
pauo,sm OF the great statesman Of Michigan
The Union says:
We have been familiar with Mir Leish's his
Ioty Tor Is years. Though politically opposed
10 MIN during the last Gays q ms NE yei we
nave never ceased 10 appreciate me ptiiiiah' doi-
lilies bv which he was Distinguished, thr energies
., his character, ami lhr general generosity on
his feelings. lie was among the most pnWriiui
writers. aud faesI speakers, and souncest Jaw
v.,S IN the S atc. lie was member q The
Convention II Virginia witch formed her PIE
sen, Constitution, in 1929 aGt, though u was
ore o, The ablesl bucies winch ever assembled ~
that Commonwealth though il could ooasl ul'he
services Of Madison AMI NoDIor Marshall aEc
Giles. JOHN kansclpI and Philip 7. fboui, Q!
l.. w. TEz.Well and Chapman Johnson, %
Dromeoo,e AMI Mason ard 81 nos; oil DINER &C.
cnmpished JET 3 w Leigh was admilItG
on All names ID - the mosi prominent ana Va
Tented lpafeT Oh lbt SiINfHki'ht ~
ton and :he laws oi Virginia had been his laVof-
lie study; and aoby tit ne MAINTAIN he vantage
g,ourd which he occupied Il was the pa!m'est
rer,d OF his ll,; ard the name u Le'sn $1,000
pe-eminenf on that occasion among al the emil
nent men which ataced he body "htn our
siser Sale (Soulh Caro- ina re>ofed 70 nu'I'ira-
| ,.on as a measure o! resistance - he Tam {!
| 1925 g ". Leign selected a comm's-
s,onrr on h pat ii Virginia 70 repair" SCUM
| Ca,.ioa and employ tie tiice q mediator ns-
| ,,,..n si,isr Stale and TIE conItdeTacy. Inc
i,,a was As new As II va, happ. -se!vins - &C.
| vrlone new and aCmtah!r political feature I'D
! IL. ,st.nI OF our conedcracy. The Suggestion
,vas due 10 General Cas-, III one 81 The nioN beau
| nal le,,ets which ever appeared III The hicnm"nd
| Erouirrr. II was eagerly ADOPTED ny m Leeis
l.,urr on me sar e day, ami Mr. Leigh went ioith
as The media OF; and ably dh he discharge rs Gu
MS. Fate seemed 10 have IL llned lhis cistin-
| puished man 10 high position. tie was f'enu-
| Ell ior lofty destiny liz aen's M energies,
his fine qualities, G.. which he possessed lafse
,ha,c) had invested him with h h'shrs pre'en-
inns Bn, HES fliu day j. ger and Leigh he's
| rzss.d 10 lha bourne from which there Is no re-
,,,r. and no man would pilh mere pleasure thro"
. wreath uron HI. romb, thar nc who psns tnese
| ..s;v lines in honor OF his meI.G;y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

We have before Us The January NC. oil me W.
pinia Historical Register and Literary hdSet''-
ser and an Interesting No. its; as will be seen
from the table Of contents published below. The
attractive letters OF George Mason, "the iatner o.
Tho frs, Constitution OF our Stale" we're furnish
I'd 70 Inc Historical Society BY Senator }. Y. Ma
son: r.;.
Cosresrs.-ln,rciucrion. The virginia Ts. BY W.
,o,,csI Society. Mir Rives' Adde'S. Inc ne
nor, # he Executive Committee INC As,1c's-
ION in We.lmorcland. Liaes from lne i n,cne-
mis-, mist odsna Leuers: Fro" GeoIse p Ms.a.
ms 10 Parick Heory; IRON Timothy pieEeI.
- patrick Henry; from Richard Henry Lee
- asW WIN, Cabrll, Esq. Letters OF George Mason
=. ~, " Surrender m OF York. Mrs Nary Washihg-
IN Fl Dorado: The Gold Mites o. California.
An Anecdotes ST. Miles Fiee'w9.c; hen
~ M.nib; Tn. Civil Wa!; Tobacco; W. WI
lam Harvey. Woman. Various ln'eIllsence:
Pichm"rd; The Genera! Assembl.; Iae Lac
News i,oia Europe; The Burning Weils o. ma,
n neS, FL Proceedings OF the Virginia Historical
Sarielr: Lynchburg The University OF Virs.nii;
William and Mary College. Miscellany Cha-
fir,. Mr., Wirts imprompln Again; Thanshp;
On Inc La.e News by the Telegraph. 10 Co..
reSnondentS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
CHARLESTON RACES.

Grace week uhe as) has been as animated
and cav 70 usual in Charleston. On Wednesday,
he first day, Mr.. Ea!e's Bcs'"na, IN four-mi'e
heats. won The Jockey Club purse OF 81 QUO nom
ur Sinalst's Shark. Tine: $50 ISL. On
he same day, Col Hamp.on's il!y, by Monarch
heat Mr.. Ta!iry's colt, by Boston, in The :~o
mile heats rae. Time: 345, 347s The con-
resr vas we'll ker. up 10 The end.
On THURSDAY, Mr.. John Har'son's kosai'e'
~ g,s;on won The Jockey Cub purse, SIoo-
,bree.mile heals-in 552, SAT. The last near
was remarkable for me time. In he second race
Col. Hsmpton's colt, BY impoFiea MonaIeh,
walked over The cou,se, tour horses paying ior-
fat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13

tn HE Editors ef The Erq'nra.
70 ''' NORFOLK, Feb. Z, le49.
Tho recenrs of Corn have continued iaiee,
in nr;c $50 r. down 10 43 4ic. Tor mixed and
while, and 47s4S tor yellow. oohs"s s, ~ rec.
been purchased 10 go into SORE ''i "'p q ~
sci, Respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-13
germs Of the Enquirer.

WIN. Enquirer is published Jail Nor the city)
'scNI.W rEkLf lfurthe country.) FOR the Uay
n"a v.n dollars pc annuu, ana al the rate oil eight
taprl, an for shorter perod than one year For
o'is, Weekly two dollars per annun, and Three
me s,1 months able In advance;to be paid N
axs. or remitted by mail, post paid; orsix Dollars
.. Snnnm al the end ofthe year
per a""" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- ruE DAILY ENQUiRER-For one square Of
" mns. or less, first insertion, htty cents ana
sixteen ass;,ns insertion twenty-five cents-lf In
.r.t race week, twice = m $3.50 " ,"i'' ,'''
set'ea ,n;,,y.seyea and halt cents.
week, ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
~ ,sss. hrs, insertion, IS cents; for eache"ntinu-
snce, 80 cents. ..b,,esd 6f,y dollars for thir-
NanN and in that proportion for ADVERTISEMENTS
y i'ns, ienr,h-except Lottery Penaers ana Auc-
ol 'vho are charged one hundred COLLARS lPapef
n,I.,s from distance must be accompanies Win
oiusas nav or satisfactory referenees,to insure
-yecuti \. -., !. amir ID M, mail
i rood and available Bank notes, az Inc Iisa ol Tue
,Ss ,o,toge Of al letters being paid by the or
frhr hostage of single letter - seaLesy o. any
In he writer IL is the accumulation VI post
-. IN nm extensive business, winch opeiasos as q
,s,inus tax upon the Edttots.l -. .o,,,r,,
- an Obituaries and Marriages from Tue e"uuuy,
Srr.yer The uartys hand Is unknown IL TINS
as,e must be by the endorsation ol the
,master in the neighborhood or they VIII III no case
. .ublisbed Every measure, that has been TAKEN W
.yeut I'm positions and Quzzes, has proved here'oloIs
,yailing. We must, Therefore, insist such case
,ou the certified oy tue nahe u
\. Past master .,oriien on the back Of thetetter.
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y m. sa CAR8. SoDA-Superior Enalish
manufacture. Receiving and for ,,le by
Feb n sAfNoR 4 WOOD, Druggists.
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ri WoRsHAM. C c.
ssb s--cw2m ivy FITZGERALD.

N.
" m.u ~ Ekf-VIReisiA AT Rules held In the
A.. 'n omee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
b., Tor Louisa county, the 5th day of Fe-
t,,., W watson, Ieci and dsvsee of David Watson,
Plaintiff:
s".oSs Watson, joseph s. Watson, George M.
H. ana otlsr Defendants.
ndans above named not having entered their
mIs. and given security, according to law and
ease that they are not Inhabitants Of This State
tn,, W. o. me plaintiff BY her attorney, It Ia Order
W,,.au"e sald defendants, Henry r. Watson, Joseph
IuSs, n ana George NJ Watson, do appear before
n IN. aa Gourt, at the Court house, OH the rst
- ,ae ne1tterm and answer the bin Of ths plain
tae copy Of this order be forthwith inserted Ia
10 me,Spaper published 10 the city OF Richmond for
yAs c. saeeeasyey, and posted at the front door
''n0use Of this county, on some Court day.
F,h,o Copy-Teste,
E>"-eWZm John HUNTpp n ~
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SATURDAY. FspRuARy 10, 1919.
mr.

SENATE
The resolutions in regard 10 The Virginia Land
warrants were agreed 10.
The bill adding The county OF Powhatan 10 inc
second Judicial Circuit was passed.
Mr.. KINNEY, from the committee of Genera!
Laws reported tbe bill concerning The correction
Of errors in chancery ses-whicn was laid on
the table, on motion o. MT. STRlNGER.
TAX BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. AvERETF, the Senate
took up the lax bill. and, after some discussion
in which Messrs. SHACKLEFORR, STRlN-
GER, AvERETF, IsBELL, nENEALE,
WOODS, RIVES, FRY and KINNEY took
pait on motion of Mr.. KANE the bill and
amendments were laid on the table and ordered
to be printed.
A communication from the Public Printer
fMr5 Samuel Shepherd,) resiguing his Office,
was received and laid on The table.
On motion of Mt. KANE,
The Senate adjourned.
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VlRGlNIA:-A Court held for prince Edward
county, January the 18th, ls4s g
writing purportngt to be the nuncuPa'iSs VIM e 9,
roof by James A c Allen; and 1t appearing TO the
onrt TINT - Geolsherry, formerly - Wade, sls
E OF The sa,d susan Wade, deceased, intermarriea
IN - Goolshsry, and that they do not reside WIN
the Commonwealth of Virginia, tho Court doin or
.r thai publication Of this order be made In the aich-
ond Enquirer, public newspaper, once week 10,
arw-ess successfully, SO that said Gooisoerry ana
!e may appear and contest the proof of SAID wiii II
nav please. n Teste,
Jan a3-ea@, 81 oRsHAM. C c.