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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-09-13
LAMoTLLE CO.

LAMOILLE CO.
Cambridge NJ Stafford Jacksonville Stafford;
EImort, J Scott; Ilydepark, Morse,
Johnson A w Caldwell; Watorville II Fisk and M
Morristown, West llotchklss;
Etowe, d Lothian; Wolcott' fehhoeKj
Sden Dr. Atwel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
SAILED FOR CALIFORNIA.

The following is a lis, Of he members OF the
Pacific Mining and Trading Company, bound
for San Francisco, California, on board oil The
shin Mariana, wnich sailed from ;hS port On
Saturday last:
Joseph P. Jones, President, Richmond, Vi!-
sinia: Chas II. West, Director and Supercats",
~: A Boyd, DO, Meckenbure; William dIa-
van, 90, Pur Royal; Jonn richardson, a.,
Aauoyei; John Oldncr, do, Petersburg, Direc-
,urs. JACOB r Shaer Treasurer, Rockinshami
DR. George = Tyler Surgeon, Acc mac, Dr
Thomas L CabaBisS, second ASSISTANT Surlyi
R,yA P hooke, Chapaiu, Williamsburg; VIII
l,,mS Willis, secretary pro len, Lynchonfe;
George Loanes, Commander, R'chmonc; Cap
;a,n James Hyatt, first officer New York; James
S,mgson, second 60, Massachusetts; Malun Co
coran third do, Virginia.
MsAsrRs Thomas A FouTqnerlne, R'ch-
moud; Il C Judhlns James Guy Z Z William
son, Norfolk; L a Ba'z,za, WiillamsonIs; ~
gaIz "a. Jr. d.; Z l. Befeld, Richmond; w
Drake Powhaau; Thomas T Bryant Do; w II
Cole. Orange; e Miller, de; e Niche, Aloe
marie. J Newman, Richmond; John Mu'ter
Hanover; Or Blcyd, Accomac; NJ Rose
King George; W R Lugh, Norfolk; George w
snih. MOI hamp'or; TeasIe, Williams
hufe. Garter Dickinson, Shenandoah; ) q
Wr,nbr Norfolk; Jacob w Barg"T, Augusta
snas Barerr. t,; George W Taylor do; II
Riggs Richmond; George w Hardy, Lunen-
hnrs: Up,on Z Harry, do; w L Williams. Not
AWAY: w Fl Burw,l,, Meckenbuts; w En-
rouohiy. Mauakln; w H Manl"ve Petersburg;
Linn r Bo,d, Mecklenbufs; F Gaford, DO;
Philip Rainey, Jr, do; q J Field dc; Moody
do: Thus O boswell, Hanover; John Osborne
Monroe; John NJ Rowan. Rockbr'dee; w Ba.
CON, Lunenbure; A E Hendree, Richmond; y
Il Adair Accumac; l. kiiham, dc; John
Read, d.; James Mapp, d.; K a Clark, Ian
over; Easmns Rhodes, Rockingham; Amer
Il Green, hancveG w F Philips, Wanen'on
w a Carer, Frederick; Thomas Hall, Buns
wick; ] B Sydnor, HALIFAX; Ransom Peters, Mel
son: C. Marshall, SHENANDOAH q Clark,
ID; w d Bell, Bedtord; John Walker, Au-
eus,a; w w Hull H,gnland; Morgan Sia-
ven. do; John G. S'aven, do; James y
VAUGHAN Richmond; Calvin Lipscomb, de-;
Bernard Markham, Powhaan; William Mark
nam, do; John Lambert, Richmond; John +
MANS, amrl,a; George Cfossmore, Manakin !;
Thomas Il Khan, Arconac; William RI John
s.n, Chesterfield; WIN M Duva, dc; Peter Cot
nell, Henrico; J F Coitrell, d.; Erasmus Pit
man, Shenandoah; James Henneuy, 60; VIM
Worhilgon Rchmond; James NJ Garnet. Is
sex; NJ Dlanninl, Rithhiouuj ShdIic' o.",
Nor cumberland; Frederick Taylor, %; a
Hriskill, Aususa; powhaan 1 Jones, BucK,ns-
nam; Barrel L Fox, Richmond, James h Tan
uer, do; K ~ Seay, Petersburg; r Il Lawrence
Richmond; J T MUGau, Rn bingham; Mr. Ver-
non, Richmond; L " Smith, d. J Clarke,
Wheeling; It Cnambliss, Surry; Dr. Jones,
do Caa,les LOOMS, Petersburg; w KIM
Trough, Hanover; John Blackwell, Richmont;
II e Land, do; John II Finney, Frederick. burei
X J Hudson Richmond; John Coleman, Peters
pure; Charles Coleman, de-.
PassgssEes Schermerhorn, Hanover !;
Ru Bishop, ocollsvIc; Joseph Kern, DO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
A GOOD ACT.

w. rejoice that The Senate has reIecteo inc
nomination OF Mr.. McGauehey oil lod'ana' d
co,.r,or NJ Minnesota. Against the elevation Oh
So offensive an individual, we yesterday P'o'eS
rod From The Union, we learn that ne was re-
iec.ed bv a strict parry vote in The Sena'e-ai
The Wings present voting for him, and al 'ne
nemo,ra,s present voting against him. Inc
Union adds:
"The Executive had placed its poli'ical lfie !,
in the Senate in a very awkward dilemma.
Germans The fir, time during The present. aoulih.s-
ir.,;on ina, lis nominations have been rejected ~
mo woe Of the Senate. II is a wonder now 'ue
President could have been prevailed upon ~
any friend 10 present such nominee ~ wy ~
conformation. for the new and distant seili' "
re rsnuhlic. The President could scarcely "a's
known that Mr. McGaushey was oPposeu
war with Mexico 10 defend the rish's duu NJ
NOR nj his country, or thai he was opposeu' IN
various forms, 10 voting the essen''aI ssPa .,o;
without which The war could never nav; -
mated with glory and success. II 'he 'sj 1880
Congress had been made u, OF suen a. Md
- hean on, III from his rein!Urcemehis, ana
80. ao,,,n, army would have been iorceu mo an
n,,,;n;o,s retreat. His own laufels wouiu
=, Ne hosn nipped 10 The bud, and ms spendois oi
,ha n-ssidency would never have graced his own
, ~, Iand Heaven knows, when the experiment.
shall nave been fully made, whether ne VIII o.
.he Ia congratulate himself upon Inc triumph,
,yb;cb mus. cover his pillow win Inc 'hoius u
,,f;cel Ard surely General Taylor couiu new
Or have known The course oil the NOMINEE, VI "e
naver would have nominated him 10 The delloe-
ra,,ve body which has refused him The appoint
menr. We are not disposed 10 wage any 'acn-
Gus opposition against The adnn's, ah""fe b br
Heaven forbid, thai when they are to choose ne-
W ot her country, the Senate OF the unlea
S,a,es should hesitate 10 stand up iniaVrr OF tneit
avn character. against The wishes OF The pIesi-
dent or the iavoritism q any OF his oecie'd-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
TIE FIRST MARTYR.

The Wing press have rejoIced WIN uncoui-
mon elee ,yer The sacrifice OF VIM. }. bfowp'
The 2t assist. nj Postmaster General, VINO was
the frsl victim 10 the new order OF things. IL IS
true. Mr.. B. was bold and independent in The ex-
ntessiun Of his senlilnenls-bui he was none me
less puncual and iai'hlul in Inc discharge OF MS
duies. May his successor from Iowa equal him
as a good officer! A Washington correspondent
Of the N. Y. Sun, (neuraD says:
aMr. Brown was The appointing officer oil me
Post Office Depar, menI, and among me sixteen
thousand Pos,maslers included in his range oil
n. wer. tut three hundred were displaced during
mis- tour years OF flee 10. dereicions, politics,
and all other causes pui tcgelhrr. The order
and economy maintained in The Post Office De-
paumen, bv lis late effceIs under The pressure q
The change 10 low postage, ard The Immense IN
crease OF mail routes IN our new lerTiurlesi ale
The surprise and admiration ot their successors.
The public has never justly appreciated The IN.
firing energy and integrity OF Elk Z. NJ. Gene
raj Johnson in The extra difficulties OF his posi-
ZION during his term, but The cabinet was prompt
10 confess a nigh estimation oil his services.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

TIE SACRAMENTO.-The following de-
scrplion Of tic great golden river Of CaIiiorr ia,
The Sacramento, is given in new work, just is
sued from he Boston press, entitled "A Tour OF
Duty in California" by Lieut. Joseph Warren
Revere, U. S. N:
The Sacramento is a most picturesque and
beautiful stream, and pr senis, for great part Of
lis extent, the remarkable peculiarly OF two ses
o, banks, which appear 10 be formed of iuvial
deposi,s-lhe second, or farIhesl removed, having
been deposited by The river al The highest Stage OF
It's waters The country beyond The banks, and
The woods which line them, is rolling prairie or
level plains in'erspersed with groves OF OAK and
the soil has n wed, as far as tried, extremely
productive and u1uriant. The banks OF the ri-
yer arc Tricky wooded, being lined nn either side
by q strip oil heavy timber generally about a
league in breadth The river is deep, clear OF
snass, and navicahle 10 the Buses Tor steamers
a, ell seasons OF The year. As yet however. 40
steam vessel has disturbed lis so;Iudes. The
tributaries Of The Sacramento are numerous, IL
sing IN the Seras on each side OF the valley,
amongst timber OF huge size, and their waters,
cooled | the SHOWS OF these Sieuas, make de-
licious beverage. Nor is there any lack Of wa
Ter power, The sizes for mill seats being almost
without number. Some OF these tributaries pre-.
seIt the feature common 10 mary OF The rivers If
California, OF suddenly sinking into the earth
and ,e-appearns eIe they disem5ogue into The
main stream. The principal If 'hcse subteria-
mean rivers are The Rio de- los Piuma., known
among he Americans IS Father River and The
RIO de !os Americans, Otherwise called the Ame-
rican Fork The region washed by these streams
had proved especially prolific in gold, and il may
be thai large deposises OF this precious metal are
hidden in their sublerranean beds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
sn the Afflicted.

nRS. ROBINSON and WaDDEY jointly tender
~ their professional services To the public. and par
licnlarly such suffering win Chronic and sup
posed IncG rah.- ioiHir disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they can
trrat successfully dl.ra-. any iorW and are salts
fed that seventy i've per cent al such a. have despair
ri o getting well may be- bs Judlcous use o. vrerta
bic remedial agents. restored 10 n least comfortable
state ui health.
In Chronic casrs. where the constitution has mol
bet II luu much impaired by disease the Use OF mercn
~ and other poisons. and when not required Ia visit
persons AT distance. charge oi be mode Jor sati
ces unless cure eteeied.
II would he ady>anir Tor persons living al distance
he IN the ciiy, ana receive daily attention B"ad
can be had IT Ur. X =. Address
DLs. ROBINSON T. WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
r S-The Doctors may be found at all times (whrn
professionally -ngagrdl II their Office, on Frank
lin street corner above Exchange Hotel.
Feb 6-c.}m X. & w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
DEATHS.

Died, at Clermont, Fairfax comfy, Va, on MONDAY
morning, March 10Th, Gen. JOHN MASON, in III. al
yearof his age.
Died in Wanenton, on the morning Of the 10th ins
nj The residence Of his father, l.. MOORE SMITH
son of Gov. Smith, IN The lUth year Of his age.
I'm the death oil this intere sting child, there ire man
circumstances calculated 10 increase the grief phr
such bereavement naturally produces the af1lctsa
family With 4 constitution naturally fra he ,o,,,s
"a IN an unusual degree those amiabe and auract,,
ouaes 20 often found In children Of delicate h-ah
and he had IN consequence, become the object Of po
than ordinary sympathy and affection. Kind oblia,ns
and srfd1nsins IN his disposition, he never va. h,n
pier himself than hen promoting the happiness or 9th
err: while his spnghtly mind and lively, .neapln,
manners made him the object Of general regard II
final affection constantly manifssting Itself in -
furts IL please his parents and anticipate their wh
No wonder them that The Improvement Of health which
observed during the last few months OF his ife 9a
4 sutiecl of Joyous congratulations But The bright an
ucIpatons his friends were soon 10 be shfoudrd in
The darkest gloom. Ailer day OF his usual aclIsty
aud chreriunrss he was attacked wlth illness, moi
with such violence 10 justify any alarm. To al sp
prarlnce he was rrrveG but the ne1t morning he sunk
very rapidly, and before sunrise a corpse. TIM.
suddenly was lie cut Understanding Us of the ot.re
pralrd lesson hai the fairest flowers also the fail
est.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
To III. Eiitnrs of The ENQUIRER.
LOUISA, February, lS49.


Gentlemen SO much la> oeen said and
written of late about .'aholilion, and the bad
conduct and disregard Of the Northern people
10 their OBJ gations as members OF the Contcde
racy. tina, do not feel disposed 10 say Bat
word or two touching the 'uhJec;. It Is this: II
revolutions, whether for good or evil, peaceable
or by force, in all governments, take Their rise
somewhere; there can be no eject without some
adequate canse 10 produce II. Intestine discord
is dep ora bic in clvI lied 'ocie'y, and the TURK.
ing cause Of this monster, abolition, may be
foun1 upon close examination INTO lis rise and
progress, 10 be seated in the pulpit Hence the
division of the Church, North and South
The source o. all the mischief primarily arose
among the Clergy, End is subject OF dissenslon
now among these people. A trip TO Mecca will
convince any man Of discerHment oil this TACT.
To cure this diseased stale of the body polite,
let all the preachers of the North get up IN their
pulpits nd make il duty 10 preach down the
injury done US, and, my life upon It, these as
saults upon our institutions would, IN very
shor time, became harmless. Fanatic sun" IS
not the proper term 10 apply TO the Abolition
lists. They know and understand perfectly what
they are about. We, too, ought TO know It.
Unless the people al the North, nho are cut Of
The Church, take this matter IN hand by the
strong arm Of the law, (Which they cannot do
unless thew control the Legisatures,) il is in
vain for the South 10 preach patriotism, mode
ration, Cancellation and iorbearance. Al his
tory teaches the fact. Experience, then, must
apply 10 an intelligent people. The time has
undoubtedly arrived when we mutt have posi-
tive understanding. To be continually whining
complaining and supplicating, is, indeed, hum-
liating 10 the last degree. For my own part,
! am now disposed very much to cut loose from
them, lie. the consequences be what they may
Ii We ale 10 have an evil day, prefer that Of
separation and dissolution TO that which will
follow the impudert, by pocriticsl and outrageous
interference OF the Northern people, with things
belonging 10 US exclusively, not only by the e1-
press terms of the Federal compact, but by all
laws human and divine. Liberty and property
are precarious, unless the possessors have sense
and spirit enough to defend them
pyTTSyJ yANIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
POETRY.
SONG OF OTHER DAYS.

ASoNG OF OTHER DAYS.
PROM ,RTuc M.No v LUME CT HOLMES poems
As DER the glaciers fr, zen sheet
Breathes Sol, the Alpine rose,
So through lite's deseri spfinsing SWEEP
The Il ,wer OF friendship grows;
And as where'er The roses grow
Some rain or dew descendS,
TT. na,ufe's law that wine should flow
To wei thu lips OF friends
Then once again before we part
NV empty g'es shall ring;
And he thai has the warmcsl heart
Shall loudes. laugh and sing.
They say we were not born 10 eat,
Blu, gray haired sages think
II m.ans-be moderate in your meat,
And rarity live TO drink;
For baser tribes The rivers flow
That know not wine nor soDgi
Man vants 6ut lutls drink belot0,
Bul ponts fhat little s',ong.
"Then once again" etc.
II one bright drop is like The gem
That decks monarch's crown,
One sobiet holds diacem
Or rubies melted down!
A fig for Cnsaf's blazing brow,
But, lik. the Egyptian Queen,
Bid each cissoVine JeWel glow
Ny thirsty lips between.
"Then once again." ect.
The Grecians mound, the Romans urn,
Are silent when we call,
Yet still the purple grapes return
To cluster ON the wall;
II vas bright immortafs head
They circled with the vine,
And DER their best and bravest dead
They poured the dark red wine.
Then once again" etc.
Methinks DER every sparkling glass
Young Eros waves his wings,
And echoes DER lis dimples pass
From dead ADacIeons strings;
And tossing round its beaded brim
Their locks OF floating gold,
With bacchant dance and choral hymn
Return The nymphs OF old.
Then once again" elc.
A welcome then 10 JOY and mirb,
From hearts as fresh as ours,
To .caller Ger the dust OF earth
Thri- sweeIly mingled flowers;
IT'S Wlsdom's self the cup that hlls,
In spite oil FoIly's irown,
And Nature, from her vne-clad hills,
Tba rains her liie-blood down
"Then once again" etc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

NATIONAL COMlTY.-We observe lha
Johr B. Dillon, Esq, an eminent Irish barris'er,
and an exile palIiot from his own unhappy
country, was recently admitted by the Supreme
Court OF New York, e1 6 alta and wihou, the
usual requirements, 10 p.ac'ice as &C Attorney
aod Counsellor. He is represented 10 be gen.
tleman OF high character and brilliant attain
mems. Emmett, Sampson, Gallatin and others
were admit,ed under he same comfy 10 kim
dred naiion.- PHILADELPHIA Nsaos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
YAKOB EN NAHAS.
KrRAx, % Jamad Awak, 1904.
OEEICL3L

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
BY and io,ta the aGpice and consent i tbs Ssnaie
Charles w. Rockwell, OF Connecicut, TO be
Commissioner IF Customs
Allen A. Hall, o. Tennessee, TO be Register Of
The Treasury Of the Unnsd States, in the place
OF Daniel Graham, resigned
GUST HUE OFFICERS
Collector-James Z. Norft.t Edenton, North
Carolina, vice III p Raw!s, resigned.
SURVEYORS.
John Fl. Cross, Pawcaluck, Rhode Island, vice
George BroWu, wnose commission will expire
on The 18Th March, Si9
Zeeedee Ring, New York, vice Elijah F. Pur-
dy, whose commission expired.
Mrs. Mary Chris lie. P. M. Rock Run, Har-
ford county, Maryland, vice John S. Christie, re-
signed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
IA AGRICULTURAL
va asRlif actOry

II still carried on IN all lis
- the OLD gsTsBLIssED
STAND corner of MAN AID igtii
-ta first door below The Union
Hotel, where would be pleased
IL see The former patrons u thr
establishment, and all others ~
want oil good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. IS | snail al.
ways keep a supply Of the best
that can be produced /,
and warranted IN all case, to
give satisfaction, II Will ineir.
Icr. be- la the interest Of those IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
THE VlB6lN
N a & In / rae

want al a good atiicl. u give me- a call.
wnuli particularly invite the attention oI lhr
Farm.n. community, my staple Tooth, srrins bed
TURESIliNt; MACHINES, which have been :" gene
r,llv kpowu Tor many yrar- past that them
i unnecessary. also, HORSE POWERS 10 accompany
them. rthrr Grrrrd Chain Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 50 Ia 81. WHEAT FANS
If yarlnn~ ,lzrs STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
IL sp Tor The manufacturing aud ceiling 81 WINCH 10
Virginia ~ equally Interested a the patrnier.-
tLarENihG Willis furnished TO order, niade ~ COCA
materials ana ~ TIE br-G manner. IhkESiiEhs "
n,,,rh with trw -.ti, ~ Teeth and II necessary, win
rnire nrw Cylinders and Beds. 80 as to be made -
good .
P.r,on, ordering Machines Of by letter VIII be as
yyrll stumbled ana punctualy attended Ia as u they
were 10 order ~ person. JaBEH rhhhEh.
Feb 6-Cwtl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
THE First SKIRMlSH.

A listener has given US an amusing sketch Of
the scene in Goochand on Monday, where a
great crowd was collected. h!es.rs. Bots and
Lee, the nominees and leaders OF the Two iac-
ions of the Wing parry Cbe Wing saws the
party is divided, and no misakeD handled
each other without gloves, 1.-THE immortal"
we hear was peculiarly Savage" tanning
Mr.. LIE with being the only Wing hat
could be induced 10 accept such nomination.
Mr. Seddon mate Some very amusing comments
upon The combal-scene, with which he did mt
mean TO medte-and, then, delivered very
short but handsome address Ia Wing is our in
iornanl, explanatory q his own political senIl-
mems.
Mr.. J. T. A. Martin was nominated as the
Dem, cratic candidate for The House Of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

HANov ERCO UNTY-A sale taking
place on Saturday The oath, in The neighborhood,
the Democrats are requested 10 meet on Friday
the 3d. at the Taylorsville precinct, for the pur-
pose OF appointing delegates TO represent them
At March Court, SEVERAL VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
Agricultural Machines, &C.

n -
rHE subscriber manufactures, and has Tor sale al nl-
i Ware Rnt m. No liz, liam street, Richmond
HORSE POWERS-a new invention, aud highly
approved
DRuMS-Stapr Tooth and other patterns
CORN S!IELi.ERS-a variety of patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
CORN and COB ENTHUSIASTICALLY, superior
Machine
FAS nILLS-Grant's Patent, Watkins de-, and
Brooks improved
PLOGGllS-Sid- Hill, Sub soil and Others
IARRDWS, CULTfEArDRS. GRAIN CRADLES.
etc. Also, Fir 4 and Garden SEEDS.
The Wal be furnished Al low prices, and war
rantrd. u BALDWIN.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

JAMES RIVER AND KANaWHA COMPANY
IN compliance W m the request oil the Board Of Pnb.
lie Works, OF the 10Th instant general meeting OF
the Stockholders of the James River and Kanashs
Company viii he held AZ ,he Companyis Office In III,
City Of Richmond, on "Wednesday, the 9th OF NAV
b order Of the President and Directors
WIN. 7. MINFORD, Seen Nv.
Rlchmond aSth February lslQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

IN cHANCERY-vfRofsis AT superior So' 49,,
L Chanc-ry for the Richmond aHcni', neio tvs.
Srate,t ourt house IN the city ot hIchmpho, on 49,
nesday January ~. lely: p,,,iT..
p.,sr ] Branch and Everett ii Branch, piaihi'h''
Iobn Hewlett surviving Administrator OF opar,s'
smith deceased, aud Ridley Wills, late wife OF ~
mas wills. dtceirrd, $500 IN
49, esu.e ~, the twentieth day OF March, elehheh
hundred and forty ght, and the seventh day oi 'un
.,yhtern hundred aud iorty-rghi, have not brrh -
cutrd-on the motion OF the plaintiffs ny thef GU" -.
sel the Cour, doth order that John shore, one o. ~
Commissioners OF this Court, do proceed To execute
sane; and that all persons who may have claims
tbe drerdrnt, Peter Branch, or against INC GeCes
Martha Bf anch or against the estates o. either 81
do EXHIBIT the same Tor settlement, before We I'll
Commissioned on or before the sixteenth DAY OF ~
De1t-who shall cause publication OF th'r orhe' -
made for eight weeks Ia one of the neWspipei ,s.t
Ishei m III. cry Of kichm0nt; and y Is "forl II
the same be POSTED al the door OF the Couft W. md
Chesterfield county Two several CouR gay NE
Tint the saic Cummss oner do audit, state ahu a
such claims against said drcedents or their
NAV he exhibited To him for settlement, aud e,,Iy
mort thereof Ia Iir Court, with any matters u
stated deemed pertinent by himself, or " ntn n, re-
the parties may require be stated: ana n. !,
tutn with his report, all evidences OF sue" ,,me 70
shall he so exhibited TO him And. 70 a "n CLERK
execute this order the Court doth authorize rouu.
10 deliver, forthwith, TO the plaintiffs ~ +" 49,
sell one or more copies Of the same. corS CLERK.
ACopy-Teste, r hoDS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

KNOW ALL men by THESE PRESENTS That
we, the subscribers being stock holders IN the James
River and tnawha Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint - - our true aud lawful attorney and
proxy, t.ieprr>rnt each Of IN all the general meet
Ings nf the stockholders Of SAID Company nrd within
SIT months ifof ana alter The date thereof. when we
are not personally prrsrt or represented nv other
proxy. WIN nil power ana authority II such general
meetings 10 give such vote votes ani 10 do such
other act or acts rs each of Us could give or do as
member OF iic sad meetings, II We were personally
present; ana NJ do hereby ratiy aud confirm what
ever vor votes, act acts, sad attorney may
lawfully give or d. Tor rs, in pursuance Of the auiho
rty hereby conferred upon hun.
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of -,
one Lnnn. md a phI hundred and -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !,

RIcnnoso, lbih janusy, - ,t,ent
The parties concerned hereby ne, n ,se i6a day
a, nv Office, in Inc cy Of Ricnnond, eS hr .yidenes
OF Aprll next ton O'Clock. A. ". m Ante. required
necessary 10 enable me 10 perform '"'
by the foregoing decree. ,.,., Branch snd o.
The creditors OF the estates of Psm, 70 attend
Marina Branch are also hereby no.u n ,ims, with The
the same day, at the same place anu ns,s estates.
evidence OF their claims aesins. n"c SHORE, Cont
Jan l9-cw2m 'oo"