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NOTiCE-rhe copartnershp heretofore existing be-
~ tween JOHN E. ADDISON amt BEVERLY IuChEh
has been dissolved BEVERLY TrcxER will continue TO at
tend promptly all business before Congress and the de
parmcnts as heretotores March Att
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A CARD-The subscribers respectfully request all
"A persons indebted the late firm OF ID. Clage Co.
make early payments. The firm OF Claget Newton, May
" Co will attend the settlement Of all accounts due the
late firm of D. CIaget Co.; those preierrng to do So
can settle with D. Cagett personally We hope this call
will receive early attention from our friends.
A.. IL ID CLAGETT &c co.
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Notice removal Of the Land ONCE from the
Of CrOix," Wisconsin,, to "Stiuwater." La
Minnesota Territory.
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800 Reward
FIREMEN's INSURANCE OFFICE, April TO- 1919.
A REWARD OF one hundred doarsfs hereby offered Tor
"A Information which will lead the detection and
vicron of any ncendary charged with firing any properly
insured by this company. JAMES ADAMS,
President Fremen's Insurance Company.
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DREVkT Major Theodore O'sIArs and Captain E. ID
~ S"ither, late OF the army, located Washington
city, 10 attend TO military and all other desert ptons oil
ciaHis against the government and business In the
courts They will also prosecute claims arising the
Board OF Commissioners under the treaty with Me xco
most prompt attention to their business
Address O'Hara ~ Gather, post paid.
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Cincinnati, May 10, 1s49.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

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IN Observation-Disclosures Superior couii 7
Ch1nesry Tor the Richmond Circuit, Lrii ~ "
STATE Lotri Homo. IN the C..y Of Richmond, on iauf'
| day, JuGe 7th, 1879:
iamsoH and virginia his WIFE, John H. Williamson s.
| Martha his wife, Alien 4. Baker and Serena T.,
Creed Butier and T. A. Goodwyn, Ada .n's'fs!a
| Eliza Z. SteIar, decd. Plan''n'
asainst
Richard Adams, late Sheriff Of Iientco county an
SUCH administrator de bGns non Of Pryton z. se'ns
decd, Thomas w. boswell his late deputy, and l'h'
II. Knight. administrator, de bonis non Of ffan''
| Slsrnc deed. defendants,
This day, came The Plaintiffs by their counsel ~
filed their bill, ard The defendants BY their eoor',
| fled their answers thereto, 10 which answer u
Plaintiffs by counsel, rrpli-. GENERALLY.
AND ihefrupon, tb,s caUse beng doc .r;et BY C's'
of The parties by their eoanse came IL be he1lS
like consent upon the bill! the answers u The q
dants, with repications TO the said answers, ai@ ="
eIhlhIts filed, and was argued bs coun e!: ON con-
! sration whereof. and by cDnsrIt OF the fariir'" -
c0nnsel, the cour, doth order that the d.entasi' ~
| ard Adams and Thomas W. boswell, rrnfrf oer"
Commissioner John shore, al account Of i6eifao
tr1ii0n Of the estate 81 PcytOn Sterne, Grcta.e'
that the defendant John II. knight, render s.%,
same commissioner, IN account Of Els aonihi'',
the esaie of Francis Serne, decd; and tfi' pro g,
be made In the Richmond Times and is'fnmo'r,, ~
qnrer. two OF the newspapers published ~ w sid
Richmond, for Two months successfully, aGe -
al The door OF the Court House OF lac my 81
and also n the door of the Cour. House = -, and
county Two several Court days ofthr SAD t m.y
county respectively, requiring all ptf-on' s,,rnr,
have claims agains; the estates Of Peg ,.,atrs
decd, and francis s,erne, decd or agals! Va be-
o. either of them 10 eshib,, thu same or ,r Il
fore The said commissioner, n hi, crrfe ~ | al
Richmond, on the frs, Monday in Ot'ops, s.os.fi =
which accounts and claims The SAID an,, lhriect
required to audit and state, and 10 mae 80 deem.
Ia the Court, with any matters especially '1.raei BY
ed pertinent BY himself, or which my % ..,d ecnl,'.
any OF the parties be so stated and lhe ~ cr,s
sioner is aso directed TO file his report ~ of Jlnus
office Of this Ccun, on or before the hss "''
rynext. ,,,,ssita tnihe
Plainlifs or 10 their counsel, one or more eo'''
order. Copy-Tests; noorpTs. Clsrk.
July 24-e2m r. noD1H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
POETRY.
HARVEST HYMN.
By MAS. LYDIA n siGouRNEy

God of the year! with song, of praise,
And hearts Of love. we come 10 bless
Thy bounleous hand, Tor Thou hast shed
Thy mama Ger our wilierness;-
In early sprins-tiue Thou dids' fling
Ger earth its robe OF blossoming,-
And lis sweet treasures day BY day,
Rose auick'ning in Thy blessed ray.
And now they whten bill and vale,
And hang from every vine and lfee.
Whose pensive branches bending low,
Seem bowed in lhankluness 10 Thee
The earth with all its purple isles,
10 answering 10 Toy genial smiles,
And gales OF perfume breathe along
And lit TO Thee their voiceless song.
God Of the seasons Thou hast blest
The land with sunlight and with showers
And plenty DER its bosom smiles,
To crown The sweet auumnal hours;
Praise, praise 10 Thee Our hearts expand
To view The blessings Of thy hand,
And on the incense-breath OF love,
Go of 10 their brish, home above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
by THE GOVERNOR Up VIIGIsII
a PROcLAMaTipN.

INFORMATION having been received hv N. r..
tive, thu. WILLIAM JOHNSON, alias MoRr,
supposed 10 he Calvin Norgan.) charged Win f,,'
las escaped from tie jail ~ Norfnik comfy !"
now go.ng At large, do, therefore, hereby on-, y
"la 81 enc handfed dollars 10 ANY person. or per.s
who shall arrcs; the said Johnson mia, Morsan ,
deliver HIM into the jail Of Norfolk County: and I
moreover, require all officers Of hi. Conn, ma,
civi ana military, and request the people generals
cs"ih-r best e1er.:3rs 10 procure the arrest Of =,
johnson, alas Morgan, that he may b. brouYh, d !,
ticr. '~
Given under my hand as Governor. and unds,
fsv,,, lesser zeal of the Coai.lonwea,i1. n
mond, this 9th day Of August, in The wear /,
Scn,G, JOHN II. Flow
10 - said that the above named fucitige b,
wife End CHI in Charles CEy; was poorly CLAD a,
iihir oi aus escape u aboll, i've FEET s inches b.
his font teeth broken of, ar perhaps en;i,el oG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
BY THE GOVERNOR OF vIRciy7,~
a PROCLAMACIuN

lNFoRMATIoN having been received by tn. p,
BIN Vs f.' ~ eaos as RICHARD CO;
escaped from justice, and is now rooe ., 'I,seN h
therefore, hereby offer areward OF one band,.Sg q
TO any person, or PERSONS who shan ar,.a, dol'
Richard Reed allS Richard corbin, and define we .,
qu1e "a. al ., " @ ireland moeov
lary, and request the people generally 10 me- aa OIL
eIetons 10 procure the arrest OF The ana s. u
that he may be brought Ia justice 'A'd ius''
Given Under my hand as Governor, and ma.
tsxA lesser seal ofthe Common :, unaet q
this 9Th day of August, in IN. vs., :, n,lsnmor:
Signed, Jouy o. is4s
70 Reed, alias Corbin, is described a. III. .e,i
years Of age, about fee, high, iawny col, aOos
cant space between his front teeth, as tho On. !, "
Deen uraMn. scar Oh bis rlght ann A.. Il ons ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGlyI,-
a PROCLAMATION

NFokMhIlON having hsen received oy n.
i've, that CONRAD LING, or LIGS,ls . siesg
with felony, has escaped from The jlil Of Sor, qua I.
~: ana Is nov soiss At large d., therefore. e1a
who shall ar;es; the said Ling or Llpno, ,o p.i'a
him into The jail Of Norfolk; and DO perrov VEN
qulre all officers of this Common ealth r vi "a
Larry, aud request tho people gene ally, 10 uas ~
best exer:ons TO procure the OF The said f,s,
that ne may be brought 10 justice s'"'f
Given under my hand is Governor. and md,
Isp,, lesser seal Of the Com mon calth al Eirhe,
Signed JuUS r. FInv,
20 Ling. or !.ignor, Is a German, said TO h. a.
live iret i've inches heh thirk Set hotid cooplr,.
has come xions in TIE nrlghborhuot OF Punsmon.n
Aug ll-c.iu '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The N. Y. Journal OF Commerce sums up
The members elected as 2ll, VIZ: i0e Wings, lO3
Democrats; giving The free sellers 10 their re-
snective parties. If the remaining 20 members
come in as before, The House will sand, Wings
lie, Democrats lis. Blu, it is probable that The
Democrats will gain in Mississippi /. in Mary
land l OF 2; making ii probable that the House
will be Democratic. The handful Of free solers
may hold The balance of power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA

The following extracts from a Letter received
by the Falcon, from uDquestionable authority
(says The New York Herald. have been furnish.
ed US for publication. The source from which
and the channel through which ii comes, are such
as TO preclude any possibility OF further doub. on
the question oil the iorcibe abduction OF Beg =
HAviNA, Aug IL, 1919.
Tie kidnapping Of Rsy Conf med HIS Mpri.
Sonmeat at HauanG and appeal to The Ame,i.
c7n Consul Refusa. to nlioU the iatter a o,i.
vai. interricw 10Th him.
Inc news OF The arrest Of the Spanish Consul
al New Orleans has been confirmed Tor The out.
rage which he committed, in violating the asylum
ot Juan Garcia alias Jose Reg, wnlIe he was re-
siding in that city under The shield and shelter oil
the laws OF The Union, and sending him TO Ha-
vana, with the aid oil narcotic application, TO
bring MIN within the power Of the Captain Gen.
eral. The scandal oil The act being as bad as lis
cfimlnality, The Span!ards themselves complain
OF The policy OF This government, which seems
bert on giving daily increasing cause for a COL
lsion with the powerful government of The Uni>
on, likely TO lead, before long 10 such chasiisc.
ment al the mouth OF the cannon, as Will teach
these insolcnl Spanish officials, thai their d.s-
polic and arbitrary proceedings are no longer TO
De tolerated, wherever respect is paid TO the
Il would be curious 10 witness the interview
which is 10 take place between the Captain Gen
eral, The Consul OF the Unted States, and the
Prisoner, Garcia; no doubt, Tor the reason that
his Excelency believes that in his presence The
poor prisoner will never dare TO raliy the con-
tents Of the Two letters which he has sent 10 The
Consul, giving assurance OF The violence prac-
tised upon his person by The Spanish Consul
Don Carlos de Espana. These letters, one Of
Wnch was sent 10 the American Consul through
the medium OF The CaptainGeneral himself, fur
nish complete proof Of the truth oil The charges
under investigation al New Orleans. We await
the result Of this interview, which will commu-
nicale 10 you.
About week ago, reports were current that
many arrests were 10 De made; but this gre Y
out oI the expectation that the prisoner, Garcia,
would have disclosures 10 make. The govern
menl has the misfortune oil having Afforded The
scandal OF the outrage, without reapng the ben
eff OF any revelation. He knew nothing TO re-.
veal
They talk now OF the release of the prisoner,
which is a night mare 10 The CJnde de Alcuy and
Ills parisans; ard they are anxiousy seeking
some escape from their scrape. The great ques-
lion is, how TO parry The demand Tor atonelnenl
that will be mad. by the Union, whose squadron
We hope to see mere next week. God send them
suspicious brcez,s.
P. s. The Consul has no, obtained the ratif.
cation from the prisoner Of the iwo letters which
the latter sehl him, because his EScellency abso-
iuleiy forbid H. Tor tear that the man shuu d tell
the whole truth, which has been indeed already
made sufficiently clear by the proceedings insli-
luicd in New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
Photographed Tor The Baltimore American. I
PHILADELPHIA August 800, P. M.
ISihhEMSI, AlaDa 1,IIN adEE


A very large and enthusiastic meeting was
held This evening 10 Independence Square Ihe
assemhIase was called TO order by appointing The
Hon. George NJ. Dallas 10 the Chair. MIR
Dallas addressed the assembage Tor some time
in a most eloquent manner, and stated The object
II the meeting, which was 10 give an expression
of feeling and sympathy in favor OF Hungary in
their Struggle for freed5m. he was listened 10
with deep emotions. After concluding his re-
marks, Colonel ForneY, Editor of The Pennsyl.
vauiaa, came for sard ami read beautiful and
touching address, which was listened 10 mosl
aHenlively. He invoked earnestly and power
fully Tor aid and sympathy in the cause OF Hun
gary, and called aPoa osr Go~era.ueut 10 reess
u,se uer independence. The address was unani.
mously adopted amidst The greatest enthusiasm
Several other gentlemen came forward and
made speeches, breathing strongly OF patriotism
and eloquence The meeting throughout was
highly cTcditable and enthusiastic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
M fl,r !,

DESTROYS OF winding up my business. Al, ,...
.ass To ne BY esnd notes '
Frice, who 10 alone authorized To o,,n, mr. ines
name. l hose TO whom | may be indse,s eip. 10 a
pleased to leave their accounts either w,,Se. viii
self for liquidation. WM. ANnnanniin or n,
Aug. l4-ctlsi0c,. "'oA, Jf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
Dissolution

THE Co.partnershlp heretofore exis,jog 49,
co Is BY @siaa s t% 9
party VIII the name 0f the firm dissolved. En-
persons indebted to the concern ~ mi liquid atom.
prompt payment, and those havin, ~i' please maj
viii presen, then for settlement a, our ots asan.
Main and TIN streets, South side wi onnce, Corner
WM. ANDERSON
JAMES A ,ro,oM, IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

IN CHANCERY--VisGtHIs:-- Amelia Circuit 81
pefor Coun Of Law and tiidncrry, May teim, go
james l. Cooke, Trustee ~ q deed executed BY %
ton Morris, aud Lucy W., his wife, William H. seoI
and Elizabeth L. Scott an infant child OF William
Scott deceased, who sues by Thomas 4 Giles, nsy
| friend PIaiuuf,.
against
John 7. Boiling, late Sheriff or Amelia county, AMI
az such administrator ri VIM. G. scott, decd Aiiret
y. Egg!esion. administrator, dc bon. non Of said WIN
u. scott, decd: Austin S-ay, late shrrI of Amelia
county aud as such administrator Of Wa. T Egers
ton, deed, and jain Is. Chafin Executor al Rlahnl
Booker, decd, which VIM T.. Es.iesion AID Rehar.
Booke', were sa'eties OF Allied q. E;g.rslon
Deiend,n,s
This Day, this cause br heard the bill
TIE aniNrr o: John Y. BOILING late Sheriff OF Amei
county, and ns such, admiais;rdtur at VIM o. Scot
decd ard of John g. chafIla executor Of the last
and testament of Richard Booker, deed, Iepcatori
10 said answers; and TO the defendant, Alfred .
Ecgieston, afui SIS ritnr, do bons noa " William G
SCOT. dec and austin Sray, late Sheriff Of Amsls
and a SUCH administrator 81 .i,liam r. Eesleson,
drc D., against " hpm l.. Plaintiffs appear 10 nave pa
crcdrd III the manner required by law ana Iaaf
two months hivinr elapsed sine- tie service Of rroee
on those defendants, and the sill falling 10 Ipp,s
and answer the 5 The same Is taken Tor con;.sstd
~ Z" these defendants; the EXHIBITS ard evidence &c,
ana wa' afened ny Counsel: coHsidr ration here
sue Court doh order ti. said Jno I0ire itc sherf
oi amelia county, ami as such, administrator Of VIZ
u sLost, decd, do lender before Of the comilh
suners Of this Court, an account Df his simnisll0t
On The estate OF The said Leeedani. fn raj ing sut
rcconnt, The commissioner is TO coHsiLr! lh- pr
account heretofore settled and returned prii t.tf
evidence e. the matters therein contained, a"d 90 =
are ol said Boiling, sheriff aud administering a.nr- al:
TO render m account oil his administration al sa :.
tate, as required BY TIT, order ac, The noic- ci ~
iiae and place OF taking Lr same, the ecIiais n.ff
required la proceed, n Tie Instance II the ;a.n;i'
settle The same, taking as the basis thereof the -
ex p:re accom-; aud III. commissioner Is required
aunt, state and sctr the said administration srcor'
ana make report thereof Ia the Court, wiih s"y ns
Specially stated, deemyG pertinent b. klr,scif q
which any ofiac parties may r,qIire To he stated.
Copy -Ttsie:
l.fr ,,.tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

Married, on the 10th of August, by the Reverend
Mr. Ford, DR. HARRIS Of Jeffersontnn, CuIpsrer
county, Virginia, To Miss MARTIN Of Ches
terield county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
A SITUATION Is wanted In a private family b
n young gentleman who can teach Latin, Gre
French, und The elementary branches Of Maihemau;
with the usual In gish education.
Refer 10 franklin Minor, Esq, and Col r J RandcIf
Charlottesville, Va.
~ Address ) g Z, Shadweil, Aibemarle, Va.
Aug 7-cllt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
MONEY MATTERS, TRADE &c

Ii is stated that Mr. Corcoran, tie broker, will
go 10 England in The next steamer, ard mat
when he gels there Government! stocks will pro.
baby rise.
Beware CT New CONFERENCE.-The on Bank
of Pittsburgh; s's altered from is On Bark Of
Lexington, Ky; Is State Bank of Ohio; SIS
Union Bank Of hlassIIop; 3's City Bank Of
Cie-elant; 3s Franklin Bank OF GAINESVILLE; 10 s
N w Back OF Virginia at Wheeling-all D, W
and likely TO deceive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

CoM,iIssioyes,s OFFICE.

July Oh, -
Tho parties interested in the foregoing decree. az
her b, ncdrd tia; sha proceed 10 take fhr accom-
nqu.fed by the said decree At my Office. at tie ~,
isi9. between the hour OF ten o'cotk H. N Snd 'nnse
a, ,aid DAY IT which time and place hey required
10 attend with their vouchers and evidences, and
sad account Should not r. Completed on tst Isyi =
WI! bs continued from time to tine, nnul con .sS
July l7--wt2iA l.. MASTERS, Conf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

On the 25h Of July, the flag Of The U. States
was displayed from the balcony OF tue American
Ambassadors house al Frankfort, Mr. Douelson,
win the staff wrapped in Grape, in mourning Tor
The death OF The E2.Presidenl. The citizens did
no, know at first The meaning of this Before
night The circumstance was generally known in
Inc town and The people focked 10 see the Amer
can flag, The first time most Of them had proba.
bly, eves seen il. Some OF the younger part OF
tie population gave i, three hearty cheers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
GENERAL. MeQUEEN-A co,

GENERAL MeQUEEN.-A correspondent
Of he Evening News, in Saturdays paper,
slaes lha, il is understood al Baltimore that
General Mcqueen OF this State "is with The Ad.
ministralion." This is mistake. There is moi
a more decided Democrat elected 10 The next
Congress than General M,Queen. So far as
The Administration goes for Democratic prirci.
Piles and the rights Of the Sonih he is with it,
but no tar!her.-[ Cnarlc,ton Mercury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24

The judgment of The q. S against Nathaniel
DENLY, was rendered yesterday 10 the Circuit
Court, and amounts 10 tie sum OF Sl59 442 81
being the whole amount claimed by The United
States, with interest," Phil. Penn. 2lM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
Engineer Blue Ridge Railro

hioohhf'NbS"y 49, 80
The following papets are requested 10 PUBLISH,
notice twice Il werk until the 81 October neat 7,
send tl.-r accounts for paynsn; IL ]. Brown, Jr .
cOnd Auditor Richmond:
w National lnteliigeucrr, Union, Baltimore So
New York Jouina! Of Commerce, Charleston Mriccf
Georgia Journal, and RAILROAD ,urnai, New Y,o
weekly until the lst of October. July ,. cid,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
10 CON TRACTORS!
Blue HsitGgc 5sa6sIaad

PROPOSALS will he lfceivei b. the undersigned
Ms ';'ice IN 'IIooksyiile, Albemlrle COUNT.
ginl untIl The Isl of October next, for the
Of tbs tunnel through the hlre Ridge; together win
deep cut AMI enbansment connected ,hs.ewuh al c
end.
The tunnel will hr EDO feet long, IL Zee: wide
% feet hgh with ! ditch on each side: Il vii, =
rastwardiy. AT the rate ~ &C. eel 10 the NIL and
1OJ feet below The top Ci the maLntain.
Proposals viii he .ectived r.tlirr Tor The wLo, M,
one.hl!f II being distinctly sacd In ,lis case ,.o,
the Eastern or Western h,lf is l.i i0t.
Propos-rs are requested tu examine the loo lli,,es
fore bidding aud viii obtain from the undersigned
niece ,SarJ Information.
The payments will be CASH with suitable re,s,
ton iii lie completion Of The contract. The bestt
and an energetic prosecution Of the We.
viii be expected
Printed forms Of proposal viii be- furnished on
plicatiJn To tie undersigned.
by order oflhe President aud Directors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
SHOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACE!
merry WORKS.

merry WORKS.
THE Proprietor of the above Works il now prepi
L to execute, NJ Northern prices, orders for Mach
ry Of all kinds, Shafiings and Gearngs, Spikes, S:l
Tack Machines OF the most improved patterns, ant
kinds Of Iron and Biass Castings. The Works are 81
uted IN central location on Gary street, near tie h.
anu the Depot ofthr Richmond aud Danvillr Railro.
All orders promptly attended 10.
BENZ. CHURCHILL
Richmond. Va. April 5th. ls.a-dlsctf