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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15

DISTRESSING CIRCUMsTANCE.-W
see by the papers, that a distressing
circumstance happened last week, in
Philad lphis. Marion county, Mo. 1t
appears that two children of Mr.. Mi
chaeI Bright, of that place, and a girl
aged thirteen and boy aged ten years,
went int the woods hunting, and not
returning at nigh,fall, The parents and
neighbors Instituted search, and found
their bodies early next morning, q mile
from home, and mangled in a shocking
manner.-One account says that il was
at grst supposed that some person had
killed them and left them lying in the
woods, but this was dispelled upon
closer examination; and another says
that negro man belonging to Mr..
Glasscock perpe;rated horrible out
rage upon the girl, then killed her and
her brother, for which he has been ar.
rested and al las, accounts was confined
in Jail, but it was thought the infuria.
ted citizens would burn him alive on
Friday last. We shall wait for q we'll
authenticated account from the place
where the outrage is said 10 have been
nprDptraIad
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
CurIain trimmings.

A superior lot OF tassels and fringes, SUIT
~ able for hanging window curtains Is
also curisin pins, in store and for ss!s y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15

articles, VIZ.
sslphate and acetate and Crolon Oils
Morphie White and Bed Lead
Quinine Bistering Ointment
Po;sss. Iodid. - Tissue
Calomel lpecac
Blue Mass Lunar Cossie
Rheubarb, Pulverizsd EPSON Salts
and Root. Chamomile Flowers
Gamphor Bi Carb Soda
Opium, Gum and Pull. Cream Tartar
verified Acid Tartaris
Tartar Emetic " Acetic
Gum Arabic b" Muriatis
Aloes Elixir Vitri0l
:. Assafedita Carb Magnesia
Castor, Olive, Linseed, Calcined do
PATENT MEDICINES
Sappington's Brandre,h's, Mofst's Prices
.nd Sugar Coated Pills; Osgood's Cholagogue
Swayne's and Wister's Balssm Wild Cherry
A pure article Of Madeira Wine and Cog,
sac Brandy for medicinal purposes only: il
short we have every article usually called fol
in our line.
March 20, ls49.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-15
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street.

", TERMS OF PUBLICATION. a..
For one year, if paid in advance, o. 90
If not paid before the end of the year, 3 90
CLJJBs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
DRIED FLO WERS.

.Giye me from some kind hand flower,
The record OF one happy hcur.'-Hsman.
Emblems Of all things bright aud pure,
NV flowers why did pace you heref
WHY thus enbalm each floral GIT,
Aud make book their sepulchre3
IT'S said, Eye kept some Eoen flowers,
Memorials OF pasl happy hours!
Pale sylphs! with quiet eloquence
Ye laik OF him who gave you birth,
Bright gems from Nalure's curonet,
Links 10 the chain which binds TO earth,
Sill beau,eous: tho your fragrant smell
Is gone-l love, love you well
Ye come, dear tokens Weakening up
Remembraaces within this breast,
OF those who culled and sent you all,
In Flora's fame, with me 10 rest;
OF Truln and Hope heart flowers that threw
a halo round each by-gone view.
30 trail meet embIems OF The hopes
We cherished in liies early day;
Like them We glowed with loving smile,
Like Them 100 soon We must decay.
Thus, oft the bubbles we pursue
Wear smliDgly the rainoow's hue.
No brighter monument ask
To rise above my last, low bed,
Than these, BY Love transplanled there,
To yield sweet fragrance Ger my head,
And there, as types OF earth, lmpart
A needlul lesson 10 some heart.
Though swee,ly boomed my human flowers,
They mostly found an early tomb
Sad nv CHERISHED buds should wilber
Ere they haG attained their bloom.
And YET more flowers than horns have strown
My pathway nor am alone.
Alone7 No Sharon's dealhess rose
Will bloom more sweet when storms assail.
This hears best incense will give,
To Him whose love can never tail,
And trust each spirit gem will Use,
A perfect plaut, N Para Use.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
KIDNApPER AT LARGE.

Calvin Morgan, KdnaPper, who was Tried
some twelve months since III The Hastings ConTI
OF this ely, and convicted (with an acconpiIce,
who i now in our State Peni,entiary,) OF emil
cling slaves from their masters in Richmond, nu'
uho afterwards broke Jail, and has since been
going al large, was observed on Thursday night
last seated in one Of The boxes in The Theare.-
Officers Nuckols and Wesr, on recognizing The
fugitive, arrested him, and took him to The street.
where they were bnsied in tying him, when a
confederate Of Morgan's, il IS supposed, or some
one else. struck West severe blow with a
STICK; general scufae ensued amidst t1e con.
fusion .; which Morgan gave the officers The
slip. ami is now sssid al large We believe a
large reward was offered (by The GovernoD for
Morgans apprehension some lime since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
sOUTu.slDE RAIL ROAD.

II having been desired Tor some time past, hy
a number Of individuals residing in the neigh
borhood OF Darvlls, Dinwiddie, TO give some
public manifestation Of their great satisfaction al
me passage u the bill incorporating The ABOVE
mentioned road, and their entire approval 81 ne
woes 0l their immediate representatives ~ Ied-
lion 10 il, 10 vii: Gen. L Z Scot OF me Sen.
ate, and Mr.. B. Vaughan oil The House, and TO
tender their lcarmed thanks 10 Mr.. Z. u. Boom,
Of Holloway, and d>cided y express a pfnpe
sense o, their obligation 10 him an his co-isbnT-
ers IN j. behalf; and Saturday. the Ih nst Tue
Jag oil the spring muster, being deemed a iavuf-
able occasion Tor holding Eeeiin. ior that pni-
pose The attention d Inc company was called 10
he subject by Dr.. II. e. Worsham, IN many
very spirited and appropriate remarks, and an
old fashin.d SomthstGe Vug,nia Barbecue, IN hon.
or Of the above mentioned gentlemen being pro-
nosed as suitable evidence ol the high consiae-
ration in which their services, in this respect,
are held by the citizen, in the vicinity oil Oar
wills, meeting vas Immediately organized 'of
ina, purpose, by calling Mr.. L A. Goodwin to
the chail and appointing VIM. NJ. Gill Secretary
And on motion
Resolved That committee OF arrangements
TO consist Of twenty persons whose duty u shail
be 10 gel subscriptions, make The necessary pre-
parations and have the proposed barbecue ur-
nished al such time and place as may hereafter
be agreed upon, be appointed by the char;
whsreupon the following gentlemen were desis-
mated: Capl Green Hil Rcber & Boom, John
Fraser Archer Beviil, P L Derby, James }
Baldwin, r H Dance, Rob, Agoo', "A ' Wells,
Richard Shell. E Hardy, Sydnor Young, Charles
Young, Johu Wainwright, Capt B N Neblil,, Jc-
seph Puryear, Robert II. Sydnor AMI John P
Cox.
And on motion, The Chairman and Secretary
were added.
On motion, Resolved, That Committee OF
three be appointed in like manner, whose duy II
shall be 10 communira with the gentlemen men
TONED, and extend 10 them and any Others, who
AIDED IN The passage Of said bill, a CORDIAL and
earncs, invitation 10 attend sld parlake on that
occasion; and Dr. II C Wofshar, Rob c Booth
and WIN NJ Gill, were named.
On motion, Resoiysi, Ina. ln-s. proceedings
be published in the newspapers of Petersburg and
Richmond, and then he meeting adjourned.
f. A. GOODWIN, Charm.
WV M GuI, SeciTy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
POETRY.
ALI,S FOR THE BEST.

ANS for the best be sanguine ana ea a;sn;.e.
Trouble and sorrow friends in d q stn,.
Nothing hui folly goes s'.n'es - ' w;ss s.'
All for The besr.-if man would but know II;
PROVIDENCE wishes US all 10 be blesl;
This is no dream OF the pundil or poe';,
Heaven is gracious, and-Alrs Tor The oes'
An for the best! sci This on your saudard,
Soldier Of sadness, or grim OF love,
Who 70 The shores If Despair may have WANDERED
A way wearied swallow or heaHstficken ao'e'
An for the besl!-be a man but conhdioe,
Providence lcnderly governs The resi-. .;no
And he frai bark CT his creature IS su'oiHs'
Wisely and wariy, all for The oes'-
All for the best! then fling away iefrofs, :.
Nee, all your fears and your foes IN The van'
md in The mid., Of your dangers or errors
like chill s S"s you Sn s5Ss se man.
osau;asnce reiens from the East TO the West;
Ana bv both wisdom and mercy surrounded
gone and be happy ,hal-All's Tor The best.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
MAYORS COuRT-Ap,iI 20,

VIM. McKrnzie and VIM. j. ConeY, charged
with assisting Calvin Morgan 10 escape from
the officers al the Theatre, on THURSDAY night
last. were examined ard discharged. Our read.
ecs will remember, that about l6 months ago
Morgan, win one or two others, broke out from
the County Jail, and thai reward Of 500 was
offered for his apprehension. Night before last
he made his appearance a, the Theatre, and was
here recoa nised by gentleman from Charles
CIV, who al once pointed him ou 10 oifcer Nuc-
kos. These Two persons tueI attempted 10 ar.
resi- his modern JACK Sheppard, and alter chase
and scnfi succeeded in doing s., AMI TOOK MIN en-
OF the Tneaue IL IT. him, when Nch-tz'e and
Conley interiered and Morgan MADE his escape.
Their excuse is, mat seeing two men ensaget
with one, and not knowing the parties, Their OBJ
iect was merely TO separate them. Such an IN
reference would be natural.
TRiehRond Reou en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
T1F RICHMOND ENQUlRERE:

zion of Senator Preston made after the election, pu'
h-fore the new administration commenced llS Po''
ing career: ,,. % j.. nroscrib-d.
stand on that ground and so help me God rHt, JILL
a, am concerned act npon It. | believe those WI" ~
10 hr A, The head oi thr government have pull
nnon the same ground They INTO Poptr, MOI %
ride he spoLs Of the country amoag the members Ja.
nan When that principle Is avowed aud follower, w
r.ase from that moment TO be government anu peo
Mo W. PASS into a conquered nation and conquer
In faction that .rzes the power aud the forms OF go
vr1nment only the qualification Of cupiiy ana re-
venge =, ,y.i a,,,;n. Tho adj
;,I,r,iion coming power and repudate the
nr,no,s maxim that To The victos belong the spois-
.rh. .nnis, What spoils The spells OF our common
l',,rvi The spells OF brethren and fellow-ciu-
..n., Il the country vanquished country? God lof-
va should as soon think of making spoil out OF the
nossessnns of my owl family.
,iau resist and denounee all guing ~ 90lse ~ P0
liiieatrtpdrd, or turning ON " JUICE y" "'''e f'
opinion" u,rr;son,s
administration But how much stronger is The
case NJ General Taylorl The former was elect
% ss The President OF The whig party. He did not
nTotrss 10 90 in as a no-parfy Candidate anu as
no.nortu President. But General Taylor goes
in with these professions; and WIN iheSe PROBES,
s;ons he Obtained The votes OF the democrats, anu
10 heir votes he ie most probably indebted Tor The
mower which he possesses. Let me PeoP,e, ,hen,
indpe how lar his advisers have consulted MS
honor and his interests by urging removals upon
him. which are al war with The very PROFESSIONS
10 which he is indebted for the elevation ne mas
atained. and The power which he is welding.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
yIpGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

THE Board Of Visitors wll meet on the 2sd DAY u
1 Juue next L. make appointments As cadets 10 u
vir,inia MitarV Institute. Applications should te az
dressed post paid 10 the undersigned, on or before ,ai
day.
Senatorial Districts, VIZ Chrsterheid, FRANKLIN, sri
sylyauia Prince William, Barbour Prince George, ia
lifar. Accomac, Charles City, Rockingham and Wccd'
The Stale Cadets are supplied gratutonsiy win NJ
lion board, fuel, lights, washing, books, stationery
n,a,lrass and medical ndancr and IN CONSIDERABLE
rbrrof are REQUIRED 10 Two yrats after grltu.
non as TEACHERS IN school III The STATE nc ohE
,n-ns. Ia v hch the state Cadet subject Is Tor cOh
ing Applications VIII he received al the same unr
far ,my Cadet appointments. The average expense q
4 nav Cadet, including Clothing. Is about $50 r.
Twelve months A. the number OF vacancies y imt
ed, applications should be promptly made ~ INC i@.
epecibru.
No p,rson can be appointed Cadet without p'od4f'
iup written testimonials If far moral character iht
apuc AMI must be free iIom all bodily innHniy, ot a.
least sixteen wears old anl owe. four feet nine niche
In height The term Of service oi the state Cadet .
three yeaYs-that Of the pay Cadet Two years.
The Superintendent Will bs able 10 supply Sacip'
schools With teachers from tue class which graduate
am Jnly Applications should be- made without ielai
The graduation exercises VIII take place On br ~
July The graduating class VIII br represented on ha
occasion "a !ccWs:
saintatnry address by Cadet D. W. aa>sie, Of Augus
Oration Nv Cadet G. r. T-rrili, Of Bath
Grafton nv cadet ] b. NoryiIlr, nf Prince Wi''am
valedlctory address By Cadet Samuel Ga'iand, Y
Campbell. n..,.,,,.
Previous Ia n g graduation exercises, the Drolaallo
q, American Independence WIN be- read by cadet y
Wnirrhrad, al Nanscmond, and national "ralioh u
llyrrrd by cadet Charles DENLY, 81 RchInunh
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent v. NJ. !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA

Jusl as We are going to press, (says The Wash
inston Union, we have received The FOLLOWING
extract OF letter from very respectable e.r.
,l-man in San Francisco 10 his brother in I'M,
civ To whose polieness we are indebted for m.
onnuftunuy OF laying before our readers H.
ltte,t intelligence from California. As even.
ming from The gold region is interesting 10 IN,
counrrymen, we hasten TO publish il, having n,
time tor comments:
"SAN Francisco, February 20, ls49
"DgAR B.: Since my arrival mere on the III,
inst. no less than nine large vessels have .,
rived. and lots OF people. But for The goh r..
pion the accounts from which Just received -
Dresen, the suiltrings OF The people there 10 !.
stpal. Many have died, and many more will
follow. The disasreeable and rainy season does
not erd until the month OF April.
"As may be supposed, everything is ANARCHY
and confusion or, in other words, every one
does as he peases and takes care Tor himself
"Commodore Jones has gone on an expedition
up The bay, in the Southampton with view ~
asceilaning how lar the navigation is praclca.
bic Tor large vessels.
Real estate here is as dear as il ia in Broad.
way-at least as much is asked; b.sTiere are no
houses in the place afotding any comforts, anc
no person 10 put them up.
"As high an incres, as per cent. per morb
has been paid ior money, hypo,hecaling real Is.
tale which cost 500 year ago, and now worn
$4,000; an The like.
"a great deal you hear from The gold region is
Of course, exagsefated; buI believe lis richness
surpasses anything yel heard OF lndeet, il all
reports be true, the whole earth is mixed win j,
for hun:Iets OF miles, the exten Of which has
mol yer been ascertaned, and th,re cannoi BE-
scarcity Of the article a thousand years 10 come
"GGId has risen in value 10 Sli SO SIS; an.
il is not likely TO 60 down. There is not much
however, in marker, and The next tall there viii
be An immense quantity brought In.
up. 5. The measles are killing all The inhah.
tants OF the Sandwich islands; 10000, i, is Re.
ported, have died. Our commissioned has struck
his fl q, and is AL loegerheads with The kansSa
government Commodore Jones, believe, vii.
90 there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

THEIR EYES OPENED.-The London
Times appreciates, al length, the war like capa
oiities OF The United States. II says:
1.-TWO milloo OF citizens, accustomed TO arms,
many OF them pracised in the use OF Inc rine, anu
hardened 10 The services OF the tofesi, AMBITIOUS
ior distinction, supply neveI-ia'ling iund oi
VOLUNTEERS. The army OF republic CONSISTS MOI
OF prlvales, bui OF snignts. lis very s'aple Is ne
roic. Wnal crowns however, both The glory, the
grace and ability oil the conquest is, that all The
states, all parties, and PROFESSIONS equally conir'-
bute their quoa 10 me held, thus proving thai
Texas ana New Mexico belong aot more 10
shis or that StaIe Than 10 ali and exhibiting lso
q pledge 10 the world OF lha terrible unahlui'J
with which the Union will, on ru,ute occasions,
prosecute lie ouauels or It's euds."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
To tic Editor oftie Uuion.
WV. Nj. Gill. Sec'f7.

w AsHINNTUN CITY, hPTT To- Iof5.
SIR: General Taylor always proposed 10 his
followers 10 erye hem a taste OF Inc good old
nmes OF General Washington. He proposed me
Father OF MS Country as moie; and though
many laughed al ihe conceil, yet housant, hoped
ia, The ilrm soldier would prove as ifm 10 Inc
seeiirs q! political pledges Recent events are re-
nugins The scaies from our eyes; AMI as ire
General is iont OF d ops Fables, book NJ
quotes 10 Illus rae HI IDEAS, should IKE through
your columns 10 call his attention 10 thai en-
titled .'The Frog aad The OK" Is there mol some
dagger, IL ne goes on Initiating Gen. Washing
ton as he has been dong lately, that those De-
mocfats who were gued into his support oy his
pledges OF no prescription Tor parry purposes"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
MATHEWS COUNTY.

Alta large srd respectable meeting OF the ci-
,izens at Mathews County, held al the Court
house OF sal. county, on Saturday,. April l4;h
On motion, John J. Burke was called 10 tn
Chair. and John DIXON appointed Secretary.
A motioo was made and seconded, that Alfred
Billups be nominated as suitable candidate Tor
seal in be nex' Legislature.
II was aso moved and seconded, iha. Thomas
F. 7. Lewis be appointed one .! he Democrat
ic Candidates.
l. wss men moved, seconded and carried, that
John II. Blake be candidate.
On motion, the meeting 'hsn adjourned.
JOHN J. BURKE, Chairman.
JouS DtroS Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
REMOVAL IN THE STATE DEPART
NENT

We shall give place 10 The expose OF every
officer who has been removed, and appeals 10
the press for publication Of his grievances. 1t
furnishes one OF the best checks 10 this system OF
prescription which is dissracing our government.
The address OF Mr.. Stubbs, who, after near TWEEN.
" years service in The Stale Department, IS now
lurned adrift as the victim Of partyi or rather
personal feeling, makes out strong case Ihere
i, one additional feature in he transaction, when
Mr.. Stubbs before he would pass upon his case
And vel he removed him without hearing his de-
fence; and the dismission was communicated
ihrou. III The chief clerk. The former Secretary
dismissed Two OF his clerks; but, as we stated The
other day, in The manner Of doing The disagreed
bic office he made both Of item his warm
lrtpnd>-l Lu,ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

pEvery admirer .. genius viii be glad 10
learn that Chartes F-nno Holman, who has
lately shown symptoms OF INSANITY and been sent
to The Asylum for the insane, is gradually i'm
proving. Tue Courier and Enquirer says ne viii
undoubtedly soon return 10 the society OF which
he has been SO justly an ornament and a ave
rife.
We noticed statement that Fitz Green Hal
leck had also been attacked with INSANITY. The
Courier says it is severe brain lever. lis symp-
toms however, are not such as 10 lorbi The hope
OF speedy and permanent restoration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

Secretary Ewing has occupied himself in pro-
ydng his relatives with lal offices since his own
appointment in The cabinet. dis bfo'her-n.law,
faher-in.aw, and son have been he recipients
OF his iavors. All right: "He that provdeIh not
Tor his own household, has dened The Ianh,
(Whig faith and is worse than an lnttel.'
[Balt,mo,e Republican.
But such was not The practice OF the earlier
President. His own family and his friends were
/ no last 10 he served
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For tie Enquirer
EDf W.
tn TIE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY VI

For me EsH4
TO TIE VOTERS OF TIE COUNTY Or H1
NAV no, be known s1' 10 you all. fellow-ci'i;,
IONS that MI. Robert 4. Mayo has oeen nov,
1e asd as candidate 10 represent you IN me uea
aonse OF Delegates q Virginia. MT, way We conn
hssn 100 long and iayoTaby known ~ mt , NOR,
~ 10 require a lengthy notice 10 lecol Smfire
him to your consideration and support e s s,1nos
!, 10 say ne is man OF business ha o's, , o. I yspe
mind ami will make faithful and aols . .fpn
sentative For many years he has been las uenl
si'izen Of The coun'y;i is identified WIN ne od puu
nle III, interest is their interest, and ~ bs
his ylg,Iant care over the one it is lnroas' mn 70
should disregard The other. Then COM ~ md
the polls, voters, on the ain THURSDAY, oa more
all and lei old Hennco be representa- ,o ua county.
in the person oil resident citizen OF 'ne eoN''
nc'ne"'oN' a yoreR or HENRico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
MA RAG rs.

Married. on the 18th April. by Rev. Benz K. Dawson
Mr. WILSON HOWERY, to Miss SARAH JANE
DORSEY-all Of Lynrhburg
Married. al the Cove Church, the 18th April, b,
the Rev. Amislead Ogdun, DR.. HENRY Z. STEP.
ToE Ia Miss LANDOSlA BURTON, eldest daugh,,
NJ las Burton Esq all Of the Cove, Bedford county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
and Rrjckiaying

'INIiE subscriber brgs leave 10 return ms shoe
j thanks 10 the citizens Of Richmond and Its 'it
nifty tor the Kindness aud patronage extended 70 ~
when engaged ~ The Building business IN c"nhre"
WIN his late partner, Mr. X. V. Brazely.
He has purchased AL the materials, impleInr : =
.f the late firm, and is ready To do any slhu
BRICK work with nratn.ss and despatch lie prdE'
himself attend personally to all business rntn''
TO him. and promises that those pnuoni7nS H. -
not BE- disappointed. -
lie has a yard IN Manchester a. we'll as ~ ~
mund; aud, consequently, will attend TO any th'h-
his line Of business side III the riser as We.
on thr other. JOHN y 315hh1A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

The homestead exemption law recently passed
BY The Legislature OF Oho takes effect on the Isl
of Jolly mex. II exemps from execution proper.
~ not exceeding 5000 in value.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
LA w.

rh. attention OF volers is invited TO new aci
Of he Legislature, which enables voters VINO nave
been returned delinquent to pay their ayes 10 The
commissioners Of election. The following is an
outline Of ii:
AN act defining he duties Of officers conduct
ing election preclnc,s in certain cases. Requires
hose officers 10 receive he revenue lax from pei
sons returned delinquent, and o note ina! iacl
nd The amount on the oack OF he notbook, ana
receip, u the person ior The same The cblcefs 70
paw The amount collected 10 the cleik Of iheIf
county courts, who are 10 account therefor Ia he
auditor The election oi officers are also 10 receive
the revenue lax on the days Of election from v"-
iers assessed and no, returned delinquent, ana
nav the same Ia the shrr it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
.o-.;d., him in no other light than a pre-

NAV consider him in no Other light IMAM pc
tender7 Ill L;,,.elf n the
size Of The OK, and General Taylor WI oa III
and Then what Why General Taylor WIN
show himself 10 be mere experiment, as ne at
clared OF himself, and bad one al 'na., =
washington second Washington! quotnaL
what farce il is turning out 10 be- Ohe WV
m"a' : ~ A TAYLOR DEMOCRAT.