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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

IN CHaNCERY.--vIRGIsIL:- AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court OF Chancory for
the Richmond Circuit, the fourth day Of June 1919
James Rcals, Plaintih
agains:
Reuiamln Coleman and othsr Defendants.
The def. ndant above named mol having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of
Assembly and tho rules oil this Court and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence thai he mol an nhahianl oil
This Commonwealth, Il Is Ordered, That the said de-
pndan! do appear the rules to be held for the said
Cont on the rst Monday In September next and an
swer the bill OF The paint and that copy OF this or.
der be forthwith inserted in come newspaper published
In the city Of Richmond for two months successveiy,
an po.tri NJ the front deer OF the sate Court house
la The said city, i Copy-Teste,
Junr S-cw2R ROBEkiS, CLERK.
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NOTICE

THE undersigned lave formed co-psrner-
i snip, under The name and style OF GEO.
Nj. WEST & BROTHER" for The purpose ii
carrying oa general Book business, al The stand
under the Exchange Hotel, lately occupied by
Charles F. Fisher aud since him by John M.
West. II is our intention to make il The DEPor
OF Light Literature, Miscellaneous Books and
Stationary, al HE lowest prices Tor cash.
GEO. M. WEST,
JNO. M. WEST.
N. Bone OF The firm will leave next Mon
day for The North, and any commissions in ,he
wcy OF business such as The selection of rare or
scarce books, will be promptly and faithfully at
tended 10. Aug. 2
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Gel EDWARD II SRINKEf
CO-PartuershiD.

We this day ISOLATED my two ions, r. JEF
ssoN and BERNARD PEyToN, Jr, In hnyi.
.an me. as 20 partners, under the firm Of RER-
PEYTON & SONS. and respsc,.ui,v aoii,i, ~,
- concern The !ibesal pau oEage 90 lons brs,ow
rjsef.
]: ATE prepared TO make The usual advances ON
rnenls. va
';a1Ilcus 10 close all former transactions Will,
lose indebted, 10 se.t!e their respective baian.
H., BERNARD PEYTON.
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Chief Engineer ]. R. & K. Co.
Richmond, July Is, lS49. CIT

NIEARLYEvERY PACKET FROM NEW
IN YORK brings US further supplies oil
PIANO FORTES from the extensive manulac.
tory Of ADAM SroDIRr, on Tenth street, (Slore
343. Broadway and from J. B. DuRHAas ma
nufaclury, en- Ninth street, New York. The
tone. touch and finish oi these Instruments are
sunerior, ard will be found fully equal 10 any
hitherto sold by us. Some OF them are new and
beautiful patterns. ao,,,n
July 30 booksellers and S!ailoaeI'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS
Esrna,s Escck pat; s:acc.

VAIL commence on me let Tuesday III Uc;abcr and
w continue four tJts
FiK>r Day-rrEsD.Y--A s~rsps:ake for yen,
old r0l:s and iieyss uU entrance, 81 furle;:2 mile
heats to name and close Isl day Of Srptenhcr-now
subscribers.
or Hare -E:srs eli e, ny Bostnn. dam Canary.
James Tally sntcis b I, by Orator, dam safah Wash
inglnu.
TIL Williamson enters, and TO naEle l.; dly Of An
gust
CS n Gfecn enters, and 10 name Is, dag OF August
SECOND DAY -WroSgsoaY-TnJ RACES
Fins, Racr-Jnrsay club Pulse, mile hrai@
Second Race, sane dLy-a sweepsiiSr for year old
colts and iiirys that never won a race-iniie heats
$50 entrance u forleii-3 more to make facc-;he
Proprietor udd 50 dollars-to and close L. day
Of September.
THIRD DaY-rHuasp.r-Two RACES.
Frs; Race-Jockey Llni Pa.se, inle heats.
Serond Race. sani- Glv-A sweepstase fore year
old cnits and feys-sngle mile-5J entrance, half
fnrfrit--tllree more to make rare-io name and
Close Isl day of 5eprb-fihe Proprietor 10 add 81 dol
Lars
FOURTH DAY--FH.p,Y-A sweepsiakc for year
Oils, uutr ID mile bcita-s0 dollars entrance nali
foIfrit-lu name and close lst day of September.
by order of the President,
June o9-cw3nl W. HANCOCK, Secretary.
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LOTTERIES.
>. w. lsAawry ~ Co.,

b II ~ ~ - Ia TX =
succsssOrs to j. q. GRHa0RY g. CO,
ntFlCE, No. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
~ MOND, Firgtsia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1919.
Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, Class o. for 1ei9 to
DO dawn on Saturday, August lIlh. Is number Lot,
terry, II drawn ballots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
pITRE pnpT WINE

PURE PORT WINE.
WE have just received supply OF very
w superior pou Wine, which is Of exi'a
qualify, aud is recommended as especially suited
TO invalids, being old and pure.
PURCELL, LAOD & CO., Druggists,
Aus.3 81 Main ST corner vi lad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
THE next Collegiate year al this Institution com.
/ mences on Thursday the 10th day OF August. u
Is very important that every tindea. s sa1s,n 90 III
'e"'1A FIN WATKINS, Sc rs.a'y
FarmyllIe, August z, l649-ewSw
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:SAirhWAlTE- HUNT-PAPERS.
IL SALE BY J. w. RANDOLPH &

FsRAi Observation-Disclosures.
R SALE BY J. w. RANDOLPH &
Co., Aug. ].
L. lsBnah@ai,e's Retrospect Of Practical Medi::
J .si S9igey-75c
bass .sHs and Punch for July Is
] ~, ~ llclden's Magaxine-.2a
81 p.aush, Locm aud auyli--a dollars per
| ~ ,.s:y's Lying Ase-l2c
..c,. * nru,'s Merchants Magazines dollars
;..;
{usu.. n. sest..c Magazines dollars per year
tp,rMSa Il he Peoples Magazine, with plates
k,,:, yA, ssiu,,iay conr!er Post and Gazette, for
.aii
Iss Y.:s Grrala. Horns lnvsterats, Home Jour.
fcic, G.zeii-, Tribune, Ned Bunlline's Own, and
S.sli, icr August I
a.sn Na:rnn, Flag of Our Union and fanEes
Il ct i-.lst.
El5-sye
Im Cox of z ,ology, by Prof B Jaeger, p,ates-3e
b. MAIDEN aunt, Z story by :. M.-5u cts; bound z.
. ,ry .r.ro 'ue,ioE to Spanish conversation, by Al
"a c,a.aa-s7e
rr Il sGenius; or Cola Monti--3Ic
ION. supply Of Lady Alice or the New una-Si
.tlsi
,at .g;sa, and Dutch English Alnanacs for 1850
:ts
w ( Co. publish on 18th August, Cnuom
IN &athudson's Virginia. North Carolina, DIS
Isttantil and Maryland Almanac, for 1856
s.:,..eA; &c per doz; 81 50 per gross. liberal
sgl;lo gOosseiiers, from whom orders are soiici'
August
luATlON AS TEACHER WANTED.
slIrArlON Ia wanted In a private family by u
yang stn,eman who can teach Latin, Greek
t,a, and ne elementary branches Of Mathematics
Me u'ral English education.
t.a Fankiin Minor, Esq, and Col I J Randolph
rxeville, Va.
3 ,::'.,s 3 S C, Shadwell, Albemarlo, Va.
~
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ToLEa * COCK. AuCrs.
* nOCSES AND LOTS FOR SaLEAr

SIX noUSEs AND LOTS FOR SaLEAr
AUCTION tBT ToLsa & Cook)
>, VIII be Sold a. public auc;iun, on
slia ruescay, ne IN instant, d! D o'clock.
-saii::iia,p +. Nj, w. B;ick and tour Wooden re-
hemens, on Oregon Hill. Th's j. :, rare op-
poflnniy Tor persons w!ahirg t., aIy properly 10
rrht cur. Thcsc lcnemeG,s are al seg!td 10
stoa anc permanent tenants.
TERA S-O"e.third cash, balance ia SIX ana
uiae mCnlh;, wi,hou, interest,
TOLER & COOK, Aac...
Anc I-cgtils
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g,rTsl,s eEFlCE1,

las MAIN arREET CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RGCHaOND, VIRGINIA.,
.g,IE following ae few Of ihs leading Schemes TO be
l drawn during the moth of August, under Inc ma
nacemcai Of the old end popular h'm OF ID. FAME q
Cd IN which LUCK vsnGs Tickets. Orders meet VIII
the n,a.t nrou n, and confidential attention when ad
dressed 10 u D. l'uth, hiehhiohu' Sa'
BALTIMORE LOTTERIES FORAUGUST.
Grand Consolidated Ln;ic'y Glass 80, 10 be drawn ~
baltimore Oh Saturday, Dug ilih, lHi9 ~ NOS, ~
t,asn Grand Scheme: $4,000, 10000 lU,OOo, o,9o2,
.:o,ortion Certificate of package OF Who'es Sl50-
shares in proportion.
susouehanna Canal Lottery, Glass NO. ", Tor 1919,
IN he drawn AT baltimore, Maryland, on WEDNESDAY,,
Angus, 18Th. IS So.. |? drawn. Grand Schen:e: me-
nj 500 ,; of 900, Of ,75D of 3'2, 20 OF Vun
Certificate Of package Of whos S.33-shafes ~ pro
portion. ,,t
BYl liant aems for .lugYt 25M.
Gtlnd Consolidated Lottery Class No. 49, 10 be drawn
on SATURDAY., Aug a5ih, lsi9. II baltimore. 20 NOS !,
IA drawn Grand Capitals: s65,nOu 9u0A, is,uuo'
$3.50 100 Of ono loo of 500, So, &C. Tickets S2o-
shares in nroDorlio Certificate of package oil "hoes
S22D--shares IN proportion.
susan.hanna Canal Lottery, Class No. ~, 70 90
drawn 1T Baltimore "Wednesday, Aug !9 loss' 20
Nos IL drawn. Grand Scheme s3s COO, 10 VuU, o'ooO
900 l:U Of Ij0 TicI.i. SlD halves d ""nsie'5
so. Certificate ii package Of who'sa Siau-snaie"
In proportion. 49,.
smaller Lotteries drawing day-priees OF TICKETS
ranging from 81 TO sJordsIs for tickets In when VIII
he promptly attended To.
ar IN pnrchasInI by the package, deduct the price
Of lilree tickets. ,,o,aa. a.
drawings forwarded To 81 who ord-ft. Postage need
i,i, a Richmond. Va.
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IrIv o. d,awtcs
VERY VALUABLE PAMUNkEY LAND
FOR SALE.

,J,IE subscriber VIII receive private proposals, 10 tie
inst sep-u.brr, Tor the sale of WYOMING, Ia
King Willamette property Of Mrs. ~. Nelson and
children This tract Il so well known, that ~ Enr
crss.ry 10 describe ii. Its Improvements. tet; and
facilities exceeded by M tract, perhaps, IN TIC
coJhy. IL contains between eleven and twelve hun
drel acrcs-ihe cleared land divided into hlths, with
an abundance OF narl-the tim5eird part heavy WITH
III. best hear; pine superior tnany In the county Per
H. Those who purchlsr mu Il expect pay is inll va
ius. AUSTIN biOL hLHbRpl1H
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yAIuARIELAND For SALE.

SHALL Offer II pubic sale IL the highest bidder, al
L lawrsDcrvIl;. ~ The county 81 Bfun."irx. Oh
" ,NnaY the 24lh day Of September reIt, (!i being
Court day tract Of land, containing 500 ac:-. disien.
obnn, three miles iiom LlwrenCevc, on Great crrrk
adjoining III. lands If Mr. James pritchs,l, Captain
Merrll, DAVIS and Doctor Henry Lewis Is behaved
that ,here Is land In the county better adapted 10
the cultivation OF heat and tobacco zuscefi!
BILE OF Improvement by lining, covrrng, Sc Tho
crops made on il hr lasl years and mat now s'o"
ing IRE sufficient recommendation Of lis fertility ana
rroduc,Ian The terms expected n hr one hall 81 tho
purchase money payable the Isl day Of Jannlry ico'
WHEN possession VIII be given, and the othef ha pay
49,; ihc LEI day OF Juy following hut will be par
ticular.y made known on the day OF sails. ~
rw3 n.
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MRS. LUCY Y. GRAY'S SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES - TAPPAHANNOCk,
rSSDy CnIJNTv VIRGINIA

EoNEN OOUN n Il VFWoRtNItk'
TINE studies Of this Institution will be resumed ON
i the first Monday in October. The course Of in
strcon in this institution Is designed to be thorough
systematic and extensive. embracing the lower and
higher branches Of an English education, together WITH
of experience Git the different departments and all
means available by the Principal are brought Into reQai-
si,ion to promote the best coed Of her pupils both mo.
rally and intellectually. That she has been successful
the increasing number Of pupils from yeur year testi
fes To realize to The extent tie advantages offered,
Ia necessary that those who propose entering !he IN.
situation should do possible 10 the begin
ming OF the school year.
Pupils will be received at any Tine after the com.
menccment cf The school year, hut, when entered, they
will be expected to remlin until the close, unless notice
he given at the time OF entrance.
Any further particulars will be given on application
to the Principal.
Tappahannock, Va August 7-cwsw
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 1903 CASH!
HARD UF.
KEEN, CHlLES & CO., No. 1902 Main
N street., Richmond, have 90 hand more
"READY MADE CLOTHlNG"th they have
money, and being very anxious 10 make an TX.
change OF Clothing tor ''cash," wouli Cal! the
attention Vt those in want OF CloIhing 10 the
Money Saving Institution, lac KEEN Il co.
n B.-"Terms cash." July %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

NITRNIP SEED.-Jusl received, an addition
al supply of The following Tutnip Seed !.
Ruta Basa, Large Globe, Large Norfolk, Fat
Dutch and Red Top. Persons In want q The
above seed can nov &c supplied. For sale BY
AOT An F JOHNSTON. Druggist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
READ IL BAKSDALES,
Commission Merchants.

RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE in iron, building, Shockoe Wa,e.
" house. N c READ,
E Nj BARkSDALE.
June 80 CON c r BARkSDALE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07

IN !IANCERY-Visai>iA AT knles held IN the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court oil Law
AID Chlncery for Cumberland county, al The Court
house OF said county, on Monday the ID day of April
lS49: ~
Thomas 3 SandeIson, falEtiH
against .,,.
Daniel @ aanderson, Sarah Jane Slrnlton, fimoth!
Shaw in his own right, and as administrator Of his de
ceased wife sally. Renbin Paieson. ndnin's'rator o
William Sand-rson. deceased. Catharne sanGersnn
David u Sanderson, William y nderson, Edward Straf-
ton and Sarah his wlfr, Daniel Sanderson and James
W Reynolds and Obadiah Reynolds, Defendants. ,
The defendant Edward Sration, not having entered
his appearance ard given security, according 10 the act
Of Assembly and The rules OF this Court, and II appear.
Ing hy satisfactory evidence that hr Is not al nhah:tan
of this Commonwealth, II is ordered, that Tic said de-
PENDANT do appear rules 10 be he'd In the Clerks Of
fce Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chance.
nv for Cumberland county, at the Cont hou'e oil SAID
COUNTY ON the first Monday In July next, and answer
the lis Of the plaintiff original and smended and that
COW of this order forthwith inserted in some news
paper published In he city Of Richmond for Two months
and posted at the front door Of The Court
housr Of this County. Cnpy-Tesic.
Eno ;-cwom% u B WOODSON, ID G.
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CPEaM OIL,-geacbei Sperm Oil OF scre'
- rior qualify fer sale by rs..co
Jane 20 OoFS " '"a'aNS'
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY

OAK GROVE ACADEMY
Is near Wildwood, Clarke county. Virginia, IN sna-
ton as healthy rs any, and desirable on every ac-
count.
The mex, session will commence IN the 2nth August,
and terminate on The Goth January flowing, The
sub, cts taught are Ancient and Modern languages ana
Mathematics aud the course pursued j. similar TO that
Of the University of Virginia. Of which the Principal Ia
4 graduate.
Rates OF Tuton-For minor branches, sig 80, lof
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, or either, $40;
for Modern Languages SIS extra. There is contingent
charge Of so cents per session.
Board, al moderate rates, can he obtained near ITO
Academy.
Adiyess-,Iillwroi, Clarke crantv. Va.
SAML. SCuOOLER, 4 NJ. Principal.
Recommendations g Harrison, III D, NJ Seiro
de We're, l. ID, Ed u courlenay, l. %. w Rogers
d, J L Cabell, NJ b, J B Minor. Esq, Howard
Nd, R e Rogers, 81 D, Davis, NJ ., w y MeGu {;
fee, u and l. D, orthe University; Rev Hon, u Y
Randolph NJ d; w Nelson, NJ y; aiessrs II CLARK y
81 Nelson, N Bnrw ELL Sr, Whiting, Meade OF
Clarke county; Powers Staunton; Professor Venahle
of Hampt.n Sidney Professors F w AMI l. VI Coleman
Concord Academy; K Ellis, Esq, Richmond
Aug7-cw6w
0J Fredericksburg Recorder, Alexandria Gazette
National Integ-ncer and Virginia Free Piess, viii In
sert weekly for SIX weeks and send acts. TO Miwood
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RLsY'S OFFiC E, No. l0i, Eas, Nam

T,.hoss who Of hard times complain,
Ar6LEY says "come try again.''
Drawn Nos Sussex. 52-July 30:
60 So so 60 Al 10 % 40 10 l IL 80
go,le T.ckeI, Nos 66 69 70, $1,000. returned
HURLEY.
Daxa Nos Monongalia, 93-July 81:
J; 81 "A II so rs SIS Is 70 4 81 70 I IS
Dawn Nos Delaware, 3l-Ausust
Is 81 20 3 IS So u 81 % 80 81 &c
psan Nos Mononsalia, 94-Angus, 3:
X 50 10 e. 40 So II Sc 10 81 2l 80 II
Dawn Nos OF SUSSEX. 53-Argusi 3:
% Al % II l Sc IS % 4 SO 2 II 81.
e, yos Sussex; Elk, 90 (smail trv)-Aug 1 +:
|; j. IS 4 % 20 A 70 I 63 8 SO 80 IA
frESGAY-Carilals: OF $4,000, 1000,
!, .s.e 10 OF 1000, &c. 10 Nos, 13 drawn.
EspNssDAY-Csphals: ss5 600, llCOo,
b $40, 4 OF 1000. 10 OF lC00. &c. 7S Nos.,
|tnsa. Tickets $40.
FEuRSDAY-Capials: $4,000, 5 Of 5000,
10 d 1000, &c. - Nos, Is drawn. Tic
EioAY Capitals: sao,436, sls of 24O. &c.
hx u drawn. Tickets III
= Capitals: $4,000, 10000,
4 40 5000, $500, l74o, 10 OF 100, 10 Of
! l.et 500. &c. IS Nus, II drawn. Tick
BIO
offers for sale, this weeS, tickets 10 the glo-
Ike small Fry' Lottery, Class No. IS, Extra =
q Cs;i,al. Tickets 81. Packages IS 75-warrant-
:ns back S. rs at Matchmaking the risk on an
I, ,,tsaye only So 90. All persons In want OF
!. n. requested to call al HURLEY'a, whore, Tor
| .s.sms MS. large returns are generally made.
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New Goods by Express.

l43 EAGLE SQUARE
nIAla SWISS aU5LiNS
L 5 ripped and checked Musins
Swiss Edgn2s and lnserllngs
Robbln, Edgings and insertngs
Belt Ribbons
Black and white GinGham'
silk and bingham Umbrellas
Pa;asois lace Canss
Kid Gloves; Silk GlGvss
Black Egyptian Mitts
Cause Merino Shiria
ak Shirts; Fans
White, brown ard colorei Cotton half Hose
Vlgonia Hose
Plain and open Lise Hose ,.u,o
July 80 PARKER, WI = N.MM r-.--
saOCKOE IRON. NAILS AND MACHI-
merry WORKS.
THE Proprietor Of the above Works Is nov p,epd,'1
- Ind. shaftin.s and Gsarinss, Spikes, Nails,
Tack Maeknes o the mos, pss,ns nas
a,ed in central location on cary street, near the Des1
and the Depot ofthe Richmond and Danvie Railroad
All orders promptly attended To- ,uuprurII
Richmond, Va, April 5,h. lsAa-dhetf
IL
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IN CHANCEIY-yraGIsIA:-In The Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancsry for
Chesterfield county, the I'd de- OF ArsIst, ls49:
Green Hall, flaihlih
against
Bur,ess q Long Defendant.
This day came hr plaintiff and died his bill; ard TIE
defendant not having entered his appearance an1 81
ven security according 10 he ast of Assembly and thu
rules Of this Cout AMI II appearing by the affidavit CT
the plaintiff that the defendant il not an nhabtant Of
tas country, the motion Of The plaintiff, II Is order
ed that the defendant do appear AT rules TO b1 holden
for said CDurl The first Monday in October next and
answer the Hill Of the plaintiff; aad that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted In newspaper publish
ed in the city nf Richmond ana continued therein for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted n the front door
Of the Court house of this county.
a copy-Tes,e,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. T'hos. IL. Harrison.

OFFICE AT 9 G Harrison & Co.'S Drug
" Store, Main street, opposite the American
Hotel. July 10
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Logan Waller.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND GENERAL AGENT,
A TTENDS 10 The sale oil country produce,
II and collection OF accounts.
Office al Mess!s. Dabney & Wilson's, No.
22l, Main Street, Richmond, Va.
June l9-3n
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Lewis We. TaIialerrO,

.9T1UR.NEY 1T Inv,
"AVlNG located himself al Hanover Court.
II house, respectfully offers his professional
services 10 The public. He will regularly attend
the Courts OF Hanover, King William and Car
ol,ne. June TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
VALUABLE LAND IN HANOVER FOR
SALE


Sale conducted by w. GopolS, Auc,.
, Am
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Copies of the laws may La ohta.nsi Ly written appli'
caion-post paid-,o Judge Tucker, Williamsburg
Aug .-c9awew
Ia, To be published twice n week for eight weeks in
The Richmond Wing. Alexandria Gazette, southern
Churchlnan, Norfolk Beacon and Raleigh Star.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-11

THE MfsERAL LANDS IN ARKASsAs.-Ou read
ers will recoect that time since we called at
tention 10 the mineral lands in the northwestern
portion of the State. These lands were for Q long
time reserved from sale; but about two years since
were placed in market subject to entry at the min
imum price Of public lands. Strange as II may APP
pear, even after this these lands remained unno-
iced until very recently Within the last few days
several individuals have visited that locality, and
secured "A large amount of these lands Tor them
selves, and for the Arkansas Mining Company, and
also for Wallace & Ward, two enterprising CAPT
talists Of Van Buren,. We learn from tho gentle
men who have been exploring these lands, that they
abound IN mineral of various kinds. On large en-
tent of the country, specimens of fine galena arc
10 be seen, cropping out OF the sides oil hills and
sparkling in the bedsof the numerous brooke; but as
many Of the residents of that region considered u
Of no value except for bullets il has attracted
much attention. But very small portion OF these
mineral lands have yet been taken up, and there
are vet fortunes In reserve in that region for any
persons disposed to secure them These mineral
localities arc within few miles Of fiat boat navga
ton on White river.--Linis Rock (drk } Democrat,
Nor. 80
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-11

The Paris correspondent of the New York Jour
nal of Commerce notices recent pamphlet from an
eminent member of the French Assembly, which is
entitled The Township, the Church, and the
State, in their Relations with the Working Classes.
ssThe author reckons the number of workmen do
mciliated in Paris, at 5000; and Of the unsettled
or transient, at 0,000 of whom two thirds belong
TO the building business The number of work
women, he supposes to be about 60 900; he assigns
two boys, on the average, 10 the married workmen,
and TO those who live in conCubinage-that Is, a
hundred thousand ganns, ready at any moment
for street riot He calculates 900 rag gatherers
and gypsy traders, half of whom are deeply cor
rupted. Judge them he adds what elements
of perturbation and anarchy must be afforded by
this working population of 265 900 when agitated by
want wrought upon by secret societies, and IN.
famed by the incendiary preachings of the club
Thirty three thousand of the male sex, and 1000
of the female, pronounced, on the authority OF
the police registers and calculations To be OF the
absolutely vicious classes of society, and half OF
them downright drunkards, the vice of intemper-
ance being common to all. Two thirds of the ie-
males are of the worst description. The estimate
of the very dregs is less than total of fifty Xix
thousand persons, independently of the gamins, who
all have had large share in the instructions.
Freger, who presides over one of the bureaux OF
the prefecture of police, asserts, in work which
was crowned by the Academy of Moral and Politi,
cal Sciences able exposition of evils and
remedies, that paris has constantly in it's bosom
eli ghty-s six thousand malefactors, upon whom al
action whether moral or of police, is nearly null
utterly inetfiCacious"