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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

she NEW LICENSE LAW.

) This Jaw receives the unqualified common
;daiion q almost the entire public press thro'
s:ths couStry. 1t is considered by nearly ali to
.be jas. and salutary law. TO some it may
,appear severe, but in what way, we would ask,
sdoes it sbridge the right of any1 If man
:claims fhe right to drink to excess, this law
lin no Wy abridges that right. If aman wish
Ees TO engage in the business Of selling liquor,
git in no sway deprives him of the privilege
:All il re, luires is that the man who wishes to
Epuysue me business of rum selling, should be
held responsible for the injury sustained by
! the public, or private individuals, in conse-
: quence sof such traffic. Under the Old law,
the retailer received the profits and the pub
(, lie sustained the loss in the shape Of pauper
:taxes aud charitable contributions. The new
CLAW PLACES the responsibility precisely where
tit belongs, to wit, upon those who reap the
I.profts Il the sale of liquors. The law we
.consideJsa good one, and say let it be carried
out to the letter; then if it proves not to be
Che righr thing, for the good of public let it be
repealed; Let us know what virtue there is
IN It no. ever, while it remains the Law of the
!and.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

~ I, gives US pleasure 10 be able to an
nounce the-appeiatment of Charles l.. Steph-
onson Esq. to the cSsce of Receiver at the
N,.sral Point Land Office. Mr. S. is well
and fayoraby known to our citizens, as a firm
and substantial Wing, honest and capable Of
performing the duties Of the Office to. the sat
l.fsction 81 I'll parties. The public need no
-uaran,se for the flithfni d;scargo Of the es.'-
sias dcvolyi0- upon Nr Stephensaa in his
s..s ,,t.i.s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

Died, in Dane County, on the 9th of April
last, Ann, wife of Alfred Newman, former
~ of Dodgeville in this county, aged % years.
In the death of Mrs. Newman, her husband is
bereft of an affectionate companion-her chill
dren (three little girls) of tender, kind and
exemplary mother; and her neighbors of
warm and devoted friend. Her sickness was
OF short duration, but baffied the skill of able
physicians. Thus in the bloom of life. is cut
down flower, the fragrance of whose exam
pies will long be sweet TO the memory of al,
who knew her.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

To all TO ictofn 1t may concern:
|. B. Mofet Administrator of the estate of VIII
liam H. Suddith decreased has this day made app--
cation TO sell so much of the real estate of said in
testate as viii be necessary 10 pay and discharges
all debts and charges against said estate
Therefore notice is hereby given 20 all persons
interested that Saturday the 9th day of June
next said petition viii be heard at the Probate Of
fee in and for Iowa County Wisconsin, at Miner
al Point at two clock p. VI Of said day. at which
time and place all persons concerned are required
to show cause why said Liceuse should not be
granted.
In testimony whereof we have hereunte set our
70 hand and affixed the Seal of the Probate
Court at Mineral Point this 1St day Of
May a. D. 1S4e.
HARRISON LLOYD,
Judge of Probate,
35 3w Iowa County Wisconsin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

We l,ayye been just such locofoco as we
axe nSw,s9r years. Free Democrat.
,Wt ala sys suspected as much. But had
we sid lsezore the election that friend Booth,
as well as s;odding, was locofoco, he would
not hiveSsen as willing to own up The
pjom:se if.oaves aud fishes, has a wonderful
es}ect'upanssome men.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

Infamatory Rheumatisn.-Haf an Dance
of alum, half an ounce of saltpetre, put in
pint of sweet oil. Battle the parts affected,
when a cure will be speedily effected.
The; Poughkeepse Telegraph says-s.a gen.
tlemsn wishes to publish the above for the
relief of suffering humanity. He says he has
known of cures by it, and all of sErera WITHIN
four DAYS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

v hi undersigned having been appointed by
SA the Honorable Probate Court in and for the
county OF Iowa and State of Wisconsin Commits
sloners 10 examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands against the estate OF Lewis Z. SIddith. de-
ceased, represented nsolvent, and also all claims
exhibited Offsets, do hereby give notice that We
will attend to the business OF our said appoint
ments at the office OF Araasa Cobb lii Frank
lin in said county on the 10th day of June 4. D..
1919 between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and 9 o,
clock p. n.
F. B. GOoDSELL.
kN.S>A COBB COMPASSIONATE
Inn, En- My 1fii Isl T..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

Fat Job.-The printing of the last census. it
IL said, presented clear profit Of huod red
thousand dollars t. Bark Rivcs, of the Wash
Ington Globe.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

If PEOPLE Would LISTEN TO Reason as readi-
ly as they do to ''humbug' they would not hest
tate moment IN the choice of remedies for DIS
ease. They would undoubtedly prefer the Click
ener Sugat-coated Vegetable Purgative Pills to all
others; and for this plain reason, that they pcs
sess all the requisites ofan effectual remedy They
are of vegetable origin; they are palateabe; they
neither grippe nor uauscate; they go directly TO the
seat of disease; they nevar fail to effect perma-
nent cure IN all cases where they are recommend
ed. All this can be substantiated by testimonials
from ladies and gentlemen of the highest respeeta-
bility and most undoubteu integrity They all
concur in the opinion that Clickeners Sugar-cost-
ed Vegetable Pills, when properly administered
have never been known to fail in curing complaints
of the liver, consumption, jaundice, whooping-
cough tevers OF all kinds, indig eston dyspepsia,
headache, govt dropsy, scurvy. smallpox or chol-
era morbus They have likewise been en.inently
successful, when the disease has defed the efforts
of tho most skillfuI physicians
DR.. Cody, Little Fort, Lake Co. H.. the only
general Agent for Illinois and Wisconsin All or
ders must be addressed to hira.-great Western
Medicine depot
Also for sale by R. d. Pulford, Mineral Point.
Saxton & Co, Wiota
T. VaUgn ShuIlsburg
And IN almost every town iu the western states
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

ME.Hof ltr CoNFERENcE.-Thean annual c on
ference 6 Che NJ. E. Church of Wisconsin,
will c,omhence its session in Plattevile on
the 9th sf..June.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
GsEI.EE0.S,.

% Ii persons are hereby cautioned not 10 mine
Sss.A dig the North half of Section one in
Town 1--WE, of Range East. as they will be-
held as trespassers, and dealt with according to-
law for so doing. A W COMFORT.
ImaV %. IS49.l 6w35.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

The u .cs Herala says that Gov Slade ar
rived IN ..ias city with ", enty young ladies.
or thesr say west. TO act as teachers. The
laeiesr dt.isg their stay in Utica. were enter
tanned: at CIV houses of several hospir. bic Cit
izens..
:I'Be Ef1llua Rail- Road.-'rho travel over
THIS x rae - on the increase. The Roattis to
be- cntop'otsd to Cottage Hill witliin or La
,l:.yS, :~aeu'iie ears viii run - tta3 point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
I Il h I Rib i N B..
Mineral Point, May IS, 1919,

s.J~a number OF articles intended for this paper
sre crowded out, for want of room. Ii our read
ers will bear with us little longer. we will cut
down our advertisements two or three columns
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

II. y. t7YTzsIMoNs, celebrated Barrister at
Lsw, i+oIS leland, delivered two interesting lee
tuSes & re Court House in this place, last week,
aIson the Religious Political and Social condition
al. the :Erie .eople.n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

.8I6any .frgus.-'This paper, says the Al
bany Express, is about to pass into the hands
OF W. l.. Marcy. the late Secretary of war,
and H. Seymore, of Utica, Speaker of the
House of Assembly in 1915, as editors and
proprietors.
\ Contract has been settled for the estah-
lishment of a telegraph between Mexico and
San Francisco.
10 The steamer Thomas arrived at Mo-
bite. with dates from, Vera Cruz to the 18TH.
She brings $500 900 in specie. The cllnl-
era was gradually Increasing in Mexico
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

i .Old Oaken Bucket is on our table
R5T RArE Temperance paper. Take it
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

zPRAIRI. ,cHosSERs-During the past week,
some thir of these land crafts have arrived in
town frosa .he south, and are now engaged in
hgllIng & a,d from Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
State of Wisconsin,
Iowa County.
Eli A. Collins and !
Jesse Il. Grant,

State OF WISCONSIN, s. In Justice Court before
Iowa County. - Amasa Cobb, ESQ J. p
Eli A. Collins and \
Jesse r. Grant Assumpsit by Attachment
VS..
Shuie Tinnas. ] Notice is hereby given to-
Shule Tinnas, defendant in the above entitled cause
that writ of Attachment has been issued against
him. and MS credits attached to satisfy the de-
rnand of Eli A. Collins and Jesse r. Grant, ira
ding in the name, firm and style of L. A. Collins
& Co.. and that unless he. the said defendant shall
appear before the said Justice. at his Office at
Franklin in said county, on the 18th day of June
A. ID. 1S49 at the hour of ten clock A NJ of
said day. judgement will be rendered against him,
and his credits so attached will be applied to the
payment of such judgment and costs
L. c. MCKINNEY
80 3 Atty for plaintiffs.
Franklin, Iowa Co.. Wis May 21, IS49
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

In Justice Court before
Amasa Cobb, Esq. J. p
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

Assumpsit by Attachment.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25

Superintendent, Mineral Point, Wisconsin
May 10th, 1910 fse,fI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-25
OBITUARY.

And in almost every town iu the western e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
we,e >, ,cas, convenient; in the lesson. too' P'o'

xe,. =, ,oas, convenient; in the lesson; 'ooi
baby, he might fad something w''as CT '"''
lion. ..3ovs.
Things however have changed sincc'a''- =!
and i, ",hcse old lhiags Show 'has pfos'',''''o'
was ne, tasn INTRODUCED here" TIC new mig
which are familiar 10 all the ccua'sy, sno" ''''
prescription is inr, GucGd here nov; ahu - -
neat, .ha, 10 glorious "Clj Zaca" belongs ~
creai, Of insiluling 10 Virginia The system.
Asa s,scm il has been unknown tine Dt''o
cracy OF Virginia. The great majority U d,
he Offices "wolh having" il The STATE arc Hs.&
Ly IA as-,oue Of them, titer and Ih'oleidH'
par,zans. Yet their bitterness aud ihio'ei"nee
have no, heretofore been visited upon 'hcn' y
exclusion from Office. Even The celebrates pay
written and published and AGED viii such rap'u
rous applause, before The cilzeas OF The '.''o'"'
IA, o. nniseery," designed 70 bring cd'um az"
contempt upvn lie parry which w"s s''."s ~
sp,hor tood.aud rai.aep! Gil Dct SIR VI NJ ~
moc1acy If Virginia las il might have "o"e ''S''
v,src) 10 spirit Of prescription. Ea! We a'e
i,r,i,ed 10 suspect Ina. Tie "sfceh'' WASHING
nan, vi,l rroye mere potent than Tie play q
.v5;es and Democrats II we are no
a;s,rr:,;n,cd ia This reasonable expectation,
,rr p,,y w;ll be cpac,el il iia Capitol the hrsi
week 10 next Decembcf-@ iaice q
t,.o,lv lime will SHOW. Nous Errors,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17

William w Henry, Charlotte; G } Hafrls, Ia
rolirc; George Loyal, Norfolk; Wiiiam u ~
ops Richmond; ] L Points. Staunlon; sah-
dolnh, AlbemarIe; V Scuthall, Chailol'esViiic' J
D s WATSON, Richmond
v. CHEM sTRY.-JohIJ Amber, Oranges jonh
W Ashty, Fauquie.; All cd NJ Barbour, Cu,ptp,
q; Samuel L Bayly. Acconac; William 1 NJ 4
K.nl; James + Grocer, Is'e Of Wish; James
N C!oss, Mississippi; Richard I Davis, Char
louisville; Thomas Edmuads. HALIFAX; w N. Il.
Hauis, Ailcmare; James NJ Har', Louisa; Sa-
ronrl r Hcncrcn, Augusta; Thomas JONES,
Accomac; Lancelo NJ Ksan, Ca'oilhe; JGhh
Iev.u, George Loyal, Notlcls; John K Pagr,
Gloucester; Jesse a Parker SmiihNcl5; NJ Green
pey;on, James PI.asanIs, Richmont; John riei-
low, Sury; Benrc; Puryear, Mecklenburei aush
X Scot, hmhcrs; Valentine Souhaii, Ghaf-
lb,esvie; Wi lam D Siuar, A!cxandna; Efas.
mus layer, Orange; Powha,an WHITE,
Meckl2aburs; William G Williams, Cfdhse;
Rice Il Winter. Alabama.
VI. MoRAI PnlL1soPnY- } Amber orahss'
i I'd Amhlrr. Fsuqurt; o Au;cws, No:ioiE;
C X Ayres, Fduqulrr; :; 7 BayIy, Acconiac;
James Cn4irers, llaIiiaI; Il L Coleman, Hall
laa; e Dabrcy, Mississippi; Gaines, Cna'-
lyts; + w NJ Holiday, W'nch2s,e:; John iio%.
ard. Mecaltnburs; G l. Hudson, Mississippi; Il
p Laham. Cnaepe; Gorge Loyal, Norfolk =
MARSHALL. Falquiel, P Il Montague. RiehmonG;
& " saead, F.uvannd; I Saunders, FfanRi'"'
t. III Strange. F.uyaEna; L WhiI'!e, NECK
lenhur9; q Waricilc, L"ri-itha.
VII. scuafLur MEDICINE wirn 1'Ir riTLS or
pocroR r MEDICINE -Bcrj w Acn, res, y
Harvey acE, Montgomery; Geo :" hilsss'
uLive;si:y .! Virginia; Junius 4 B'isgs, noi,
lc!s; JOHN Brcdnsx, Dinwi die; } Herbert
Claiborne, Brunswick; JcsIh Cohlenz May.
Iau,, John H. Hamilton, GiccnhieI; L.nccIol
VI IL. Keane, Carc!.lc: Charles K Pa!mo:e,
Cumberland; Richard . Pnns'e, !lal'ayi John
Wilcox, r.lissouii; ivte' Bruce Wilson, Pei!S-
mouth.
Viii. Law wTn rua TITLE CT Bachelor Ct
Liu8.-%m Ii Annnay, B"te,cai q W
ca'am,ngs, Rockbtidgs; Tbomas Il Hooc>,
ALBANIA; + w III Holiday, Winchester; i:e"Fy
+ Lewis, hng GsoIsci JOnn Lyon, PeieIseufsi
e G McGea, Chesterfield; L + Paxton, ROCK
bridge; D A Wriga', King aGt Queen.
Bachelor op ARTs.-Thuna> NJ Amber q
Fauquicr; NJ Green Peylon Of Richmond.
MATER OF ARTs.-Johu Han d Louisa; Chas.
it:s.ahai Of Fauquer.
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M III.
THE MEXICAN SEA.

Oh come TO the sycamore, maiden, with me!
The Stars are awake on The Mexican Sea-
The breath Of The Grange, The myrtle ana nfhe,
Gives sweets TO The sky OF this delicate clne,-
The song of The mockiug-bit ring irom The trees,
And coolness and beauty arc on! en- The breeze:
Then come 10 The sycamore, maiden, win me,
And watch TIE stars 1oat On The Mexican Sea
Obi come 10 me sycamore, maid, aud III tell
A story was brea,hed by cofal-!inped shell;
Il told of knish. ii this passionate land
Who long soueh, the boon c isif ladys hand.
The lady was cruel: bis visions ali Ser
He wandered, one night, 10 Tins b!oSG sycamore
Ia it's shadow he stood. as roT with ,i,cc,
And watched he stars weep DER the Mexican
Sea!
Tie lady was fair as the sky OF her cline;
Her voice had he tune OF its sweet waters chime;
The light OF her brow, the magnolia had giver;
The violet smiled in Ter eyes' harry heaven:
Her busses were cansai froii Ia. loses Of dawn;
The grace Of her motion, Inc eIcc ii the swan;
Eul none OF those charms tor that lover could he,
And he slept in despair meath the Mexican Sea-
Then under The sycamore, here by the sea,
Thea all tia, iair lady, Id whisper 10 thee,
And The bold knight, bu.- start not, my love
TIE stars are nov holding M,fr nupia!s above !
Why not, mid the sweets OF this sIIver-rmmed
night,
Make the heart Of Ing lover as happy and bright
An, yes!-tis enough !-our Eden Shall be
The sycamore shace by lie Mexican Sea
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POETRY.
Magnolia Leaves and Orange Blossoms.
or, SONGS or THE SOUTH.
HYl Z MEEK
THE MOCKING BIRD.

HE MoChiNO DIM.
From the vale, what music 'insiag,
Fills The bosom OF The nigh
On the seose, entranced, fln9iag
Spells Of wilcaefy anc delight
Ger magnolia, liwc, ard cedar,
From yon lucus.-,op, i, swells,
Like ne chan, Ct seTe8adeT,
Or the Ibyn,es II silver beilsl
Lisle. dearest, listen 10 il
SHeeer sounds were never heard
IT'S The song OIL ,tat wild peel
Mime and Misunderstanding Bird.
See him swinging in his glory,
On yon topnosl bending i'mo'
CarollLg his amo!ous s;ory,
Like some w;ii crusaders hyinn
Now il ains in tones GENEROUS
As the first low vow oil love
Now II baIs,s in swclls capf'cious,
All me mooni! vale aoovei
Lrstrn dearest, &C.
WHY is I thus, his sylvan PeIarch
Pours all night his screnace2
IT'S Tor some proud, woodiani Laura,
His SAD scpIets all are made
But he changes now his measure
GiduueSs VuteiiLS H''h no NV"
Jest, and sih", and mimic PLEASURE
Winged Mcrcuio vi The South
Liseu dearest, &c.
Bird Of music, Wit, ant siadncss!-
Trcubatour OF sunny climes!-
D!senchan;tf Of ell sadness!-
Wculd thine ar wete IN my rhymes.
Der The heart that's beating by rne,
would weave spell divine
Is there aushl she could deny me,
Drinking in such Strains as thine}
Lisen! dearest, listen 10 i
Swreer sounds were never heard!
IT'S ne song OF that wild peel
Mime AM MINSTREL MCckiug Bid.
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~ i-tsi " D1f itJoiL"! ih.! I, : S,a- -, -,
sficRa onl inns Provision, which IL .e. .'ao
sTos iri;ac;ion OF the Constitution ~ IS
not bee'e TIA. " hal The fghr 10 ssy tis GA
Goysnof snail not have The power ID ~ -, nc
tais, tsa 20 aGolE.r case; ant III lhi> Via ~
Was 2Riii u KNOW hat hs was sus airet ~
GIslGsrsac Sens,o. .. me Unilei Sialcs
was nee a few days since. Mr. F. argus+ '. "o
The sum and Substance CT he pioposi,n NO "a'
that !heGo7efnur should nUi have he nom,
pardon, he gigcs particular reason -,
tie nigh pardon, pt.viicd he gave o,aar
sens, I - reason al ali The pfoposi.ion 80
not probes 10 take away The power OF mart
bnt 10 pfueH; il ia certain cases, wbirb ~,
clearly Unconstitutional. Mr.. F.. cil,i c,s,' !.
which an innocent person might Sc in5,oos,''.
convicted, lie exCiicmenl If he mom.o, -,
sill, oy tncliouse p:oposit,on, tie Go.,,nor :
ffoh6sed I'm excn;lng his q maucy "a - !.
noccn man. Mr. i. showed ,ta;t po i ~ 10.
not Iu!lcia power. III. gen Ieman ,ron,T'aS
Gi'cr says i $ Judicial power. refuses ,ss,o
ioir, u tie GReiGrs, aud ye proposes 10 oir.
10 lie Legis.aiue, ~Ea -. No, elCctd tscan>s :,
their law ieefniG. hi!. E. though. The Gov. -
| Tor, i!om bis laraias aod Information To-, :,
qualified % essn.:c this ro~er Than an; ora
I else.
Mr. SCOTT .ail re Ll:cr!y arose lfom
w"n' q @Ea"iet,e Of lie aalu!- 1. liz osr-or.
| Ing power, on n, pan &. the eea.egsn t,g,o
Logan. lie (,',.. ) had argued ia, the p,rira'
INC power vas ~ - Executive .. iutiria,
! F1ws.. III; i.'-i9ss.se pogc..
MIR FERGUSON -. he bal caler4co!,ba
gentleman 10 argue ~, - i3r Is the Go:c,.o,
/ r.. - 49, ~" reverse he
! pd%er.
NJ. SCOTT p,cos3eito argue Tia, lie lad
r. ".',''S .',lS" VS. ooaaS'ons Q ne
49,, 80, - Wv" ~ Ners
~ 80 ,h "a' 'na' .c ''at ctcF.
- -. ta.'.'',n ';oTef' an IS eesei 'im2y
~ - ~ .'e i.e.'s!h We ezac!y :.
-. ~ uO','hof on tie
son;.c, ,ntb. cnI.,oi ~ p1iaet'ns foGef
Ij;sI.,,,a - s"s Lss,s.atUie. TIE
80, eo".l ely s'iEe do~n
-, III, -a,,I' p'SiOsS"'s, ah'i At!eio!e, Il
~ ~" .,,,
-. : - .oo.N s"'l M Gentleman ha! in.
49,, h'ass.' - ih,'-sstent'. IL (NI s.
80, :. 80 ~ ia''eA'as rostf r Ne
IS ~, ''''i 10 z ".sh Cnari 81 A.
:. =, = ''io sh'.c 'ae os his rFoposi.
"" = go ~ iS':'"'''e i"'O similar uisa
VI A.. Sc nrra"'.
- 80 .'"H.u uid' '1' seh'!emar G2.
!, '.'''' s'a "a ms,oice'ed ne
's.1se ?'o.osi ~ soI.1 ~! .iaii ire =
ss'd.i'e l"%S' - ~ "2a:i a''S' 70 Hc'lr,i-
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"a" i:@t,e i'S'ea-"fcs =, r1-S IS %
.Si't =. zen" =. a'n 'Et|en, striking or fe
- L IS - : 'o!.o"S'
M, s,,aa H.. 80 III Ia'ss, hN'1a, ''i
cure ii 'forar J@rs.. Bnb.n, v,.a W.
Claiborne Liz, ,f.s II l.ank.:. Wood. Glry. G.eI'
III 49, N.i.# 4
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

IL " Hall OF Princess Anac, bSo
- n S.ricl,,rr If PAGE 6sf
~ r. n I.oyel, nj Ksnavh, Gig IS
ID IF E,dv a. Camnbsu GO
~ M g Tu;vtisr ~ Ei,vanno G59
10. Ii Kerr OF Northampton, 6oo
II. Ashby OF Clarke, tou-o
10. L Nottingham 0. Toriha mrton, 63O
10 WmJPrcsIun Of Richmond CIV Co.'s
The following lis; will show the appointment
Of Ca.ie=, mate b. the Board, at its lae s!!iiaS
NEW APPOINTMENTS.
STATE CADETS.
w NJ Go.doa Q. Fagquicr District
] f Blankenship Of Amelia District
d l. Lou,her u Lewis Disiri-.
JR Wsdiey OF Northampton District
J A CLARKE Of Charles Cry strict
w L Arnold OF franklin District
L j MoncuIc OF Caroline District
Gabriel Gray, Jf, OF Culpeper District
CD Williams, Jr, II Rockingham District
A v Vaughan OF HALIFAX D..trict
+ E Upshaw Of Northumberland District
PAY CADEls.
&c Arlhe. Of PUwharan
4 K Tnctn,cn 81 Caroline
Chsres Gullin Of p5iLce George
w Fantoren q Scikc!ey
II J,ania:s q FarquicE
J Clarke OF Halifax
q Mayo oi WestmoFe'ani
J " T"yloa, Of Roanoke
] G Graysun ii Alexandria
J Il Thompson OF Marshall
3 : Hudgias Of Eliztseth Gig
i " Wager q Page
L Danic! oil Richmond City
DAVID Waller 81 hmaeFst
John Graham q isCckbi'ec
Merritt Chambers 81 Rockingham
Newkirk Hammond OF Berkeley
C A L Mason Of King George
Carey An,.e: son Of Gocchanl
w r Fleming q Gaochiand
a l. & gers q Loudunn
w L Carer oi Charles City
K T. Munor. OF Ricnmond City
II X Pollard II Albema!ie
A n Breckenridge Il AugUs'a
Joseph Mayo OF Westmoteland
- Mason q FaiIia.
Samuel Gibbons OF Page
George Patton Of Richmond Guy
Douglas Tyler OF psiEcc William.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-17
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

We copy below. from the Lexington Gazette,
6 detailed account OF the Commencement ex-
efcises Of lie Virginia Military Institute III
Publishing these proceedings which IooS place
On the din instant. The Gazette says:
"The delightful weather added much to the
sn,srdor Of The scenes which were witnessed by
4 yery large and crcwdcd audience. Oar streets
were filed with cilizens and strangers, who were
drawn here 10 wi,Iess the cun!cfmen' q diplomas
mon ,hcir wards and sons. Among them was
a lar:e nun yer q AIamni, vino lad come 10
cnec! ~ their presence tie younger offspring q
fbcir cherished Il roa Mater. n 10 O'clock, ihr
nroc, lion amer the command 4 Maj Gillian,
matched ,e tie Presbyterian Church, wneFe he
addresses were delivered il the following order !:
ls.. Payer BY the Reverend Wn. 5. White
ola. Declaration read b. Cadet Wn' ehedd.
"a. National Grafton by Cadet DENLY.
oh. sa,ulaery Address ty Gaze! Massie.
9Th. Grafton By Ca!et Terrell.
9Th. Valctic;o.y Address by Cadet Garland.
Tle conermeE .: degrees UPON Ihe ioiio"'rs
LARGE number OF graduates then loci; place