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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRl-
WAITE SALE

4 Agent for Joseph r. Montgomery, with full aut!Io
riiy t. SELL hereby offer, privately, his valuable
Lands, Situated on RocafiSh river, IN Nelson c0Lntv.
THIS property has been III markr, Ter the last TWO
years, Is Is known Ia many aud this circumstance
induce 10 suppose, eitrf that The land Is M,
desirable THAI II has been heid IT too hgh price
Nritiirr ni these sIDprsnns however u Correct
This Estate Is, III truth, hesitate mol 10 assert 81
The NEST valuable Ui IT. SIZE III Ir State, whether Tor
planting, farming or grazing purposes; and although
far price has heretofore heen Insisted great bar
gain may now be had. the owner being determined
sell whatever price his property viii command when
fairly presented 10 purchasers.
The entire tract contains about $50 acres $50 acres
being bottom land If the highest prudnctivrness and
wholly free from overflow.
the highland, generally, is oil excellent qualify, aud
lies favorahy tor cuitivlipnabnut three hundred aud
fifty being already cleared. Tie wood and ~
well timbrrrd any land IN Virginia, there h ing upon
it an Abundance nf white oak, Spanish ak poplar,
hickory, ch-,nut, locust and walnut. The Whole
tate u unusually well wa;rIcd, ai the is
markably healthy.
This property ilaS within twenty two miles Of How
ardsvillr the James River Canal, 10 which place an
excellent road Il nearly Completed and ~ distance from
the contemplated route Of ,he i.unsa Raroa al The
Eastern base Of The Blue Ridge, il ony about -
The place viii ~ sold In one tract nf II viii he div.
ded into twn % three tracts, may be preferred ~
purchasers each with sufficient improvements, ant
With due amount nlciearrd and wood aud aud good
supply of water. The man dwelling. situated pretty
centrally III. estate ~ IN client brick building
handsomely situated, with necessary nui- houses.
fourth Of the purchase money VIII be required in
hand and the balance il three equal annual install.
mcnis, without interest.
Possession veil he given nj any time thou gh farming
operations will be carried until sale he effected.
My address IL Greenfield Nelson county, Virginia,
near which place reside.
would respectfully invite all who rsay he disposed
10 buy TO give me an early call, hy purpose being
Jan a0-ctf JAMES NJ HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
c. w. PURCELL. & CO, Richmond, Va
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Glass A, to
be drawn Saturday, April 25tl, 1915 IS No. Lolte
ry-I5 drawn ballots

Prizes amounting to 5,4U2 600 D0IlaTs
Whole Tickets Sl0o; halves, quarters and eighths in
proportion. certificate of whole Tickets 81 ,000>-
shares in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
I. PALM
January, 1919.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
fife Insurance i,GIpsDaBsy

UNlIIS Company have made their Annual Report,
i pies of which together with Prospectus SC, viii
be given gratis al the AGENTS Olhse.
The Company have issued during the past year ,f4
policies.
Received for premiums s32i,C67 40
g :. Int. dur. same year, 81 ,7i3 III
---S3ij,50 81
Losses paid, and paid fer pur-
chased policies, ss5,l5O o.
Expenses l2,4g7 81
Interest on Dividends, ia 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20

Net proceeds FOR year 1918, S2fsGI8 IA
The proceeds of the years business being added
To the previous large capital of the institution render
its solvency unqu-siionabe.
Upon 3,7Go policies in force, issued prior To ia
nuary LIST, ls4s, the Directors have declared dividend
of IS per cent being profits for the year 1877.
Office in Richmond, Va, No. 81, Main street, over
the Store of Judah Myers. Esq.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Do a SSrID MndicoI Examiner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
WARRENTON HOUSE,

BY ALEAANDER BAKER.
THE subscriber having become the proprietor of that
i well-known and popular Hotel in the town Of
Wanenton, recently kept by Bronaugh l. FAINT, and
-d up In the very hest style, and furnished IL en-
tlrey with new aud superior furniture of every de-
scrpton, is prepared TO entertain his friends and the
public generally. As pains or expense have been
spared in furnishing his borders with every thing that
contribute the satisfaction OF his guests, and his
Bar with the choicest Liquors and Cigars that the North
ern Markets can aflord and, having procured the
vices Of attentive and experienced servants the sub
scrber aites himself that he will be able to entertain
those who may call on him IN a manner not TO be
passed, and upon which cannot fail TO please
Ills stable will be under the Of attentive osters
and always provided with the best Of provender.
Feb 20-cm ALEXANDER BAKER.
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BY PJLL!a5: x eLAlJt-
III ,iEOns.

WI 3 Sn'! Al auction, at our cilice, THIS
MORN a: haii as; 9 o'ci cs } l,,elv
Yong .,'s.o l.en, Is I'D - y -, .. a..
Feh ~ PUI.LlAM & SLAnE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
Ia u ~ dres HIS
GUARANTEED
SEEDS.

'hE subscriber has just commenced receiving his
my ~ annual supply Of fresh and genuine GAR
49, onTos, cultivated On the grounds Of Mr.. David
Landreth, Philadelphia, the quality Of whose seeds IS
now so generally knowE that there are bur few per
sons, having occasion 10 purchase seeds who can be
unacqnalnled with them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
MARINE JOURNAL.

nrCAUTIoN In setting forth the virtues oil Dr.
Wistar's Basam, we have no desire to deceive tnose
.ho ar. laborns under affection, nor do We wish 10
.noeze il more than justly deserves Vel wneh we
look around and the vast amount Of saneng anS
distress occasioned by many Of the diseases IN winch
This medicine has proved highly successful we ieei
Ina, we cannot urge II, claims too strongly or say 100
LIE. the public be on their guard. Other "Balsams
and mixtures are sometimes imposed on the unsuspec
inc for a genuine Dr. Wstar's Baisam OF Mild Ihei
ry some Tor the purpose Of succeeding better IN .ne
schemes have used part Of the name OF .he senu !.
inc as "Phonix Basam oil Wild Cherry, s W.; .,
Wild Cherry, Compound" &C, syrup u WV
Cherry" ,,,,,.,;o,s-svrup,
md all o,he separations of Wild ChsrIy. I
,h,y only initiate in name without possessing inc W,
tues. Buy none but the genuine and original pn Wis
rAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRf-s'gheu l.
GeY}I w FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
TOT s"ie' GAYNoR & WOOD,
No IS Main Street, Richmond,
g. 1870 And by Druggists generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
JAMES VI HARRIS.
To ChAWLEs P. MITCHELL. aud PHILIP H. ZONES,

To ChANLES P. lTCHELl. aud PHILIP n. JONES,
Administrators Of Miss X. Mitchell.
DLEASE take notice, that shall proceed on Satur-
L day, the 9th day Of Marca next, hrtween the
hours oil O'Clock, A. ,snd O'clock p. NJ, at The
Tavern house of w u. Taylor in the county of Han.
over take The depositions Of James NJ Tavlor, VIM
Taylor, Ed. Winston. and others, 10 be sead in evi
dence in suit now pending IN the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law aud Chancery for Louisa CO MY. in
which plaintiff and you defendants; and # the
taking of the said dispositions cannot be completed
the above named day, they will he continued the
following Monday, and so continued, from day 10 day
Feb. Ib-ctd WIN. ANDERSON, Jr.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the circuit Superior Court Of Law
aad Chancrry Tor the county Of Gloucester, Monday
the 5th day Of Fehrunry, 1919:
Thomas q Edwards, Plaintiffs
Henry r. Vanbbber, IN his own right and rs admi'
nstrator, with tie will annexed, Of Sarah T. Vanhi'-
her dpce:ssd aud others defendants.
The defendant, Henry +. Vanbbber, not having ri.
tered his appearance and gwen security acc"r"he '"
thr Of Assembly and the rules 81 TINS Court, and
apnrarinc by satisfactory evidence that he Is mol an IN
habitant of this Commonwealth on motion Of the uian
tih by his attorney, IL - Ordered, That The SAID de-
PENDANT do appear before The Judge OF our said Circuit
Superi Court of Law and ElanCcfy the first day
Of the ne II term. and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
that a copy order he forthwith inserted in
newspaper published III the city Of Richmond, Tor t@o
months successfully and posted nj the from. door 81
the Courthouse Il ibis county.
Copy. Teste,
Feb 20-cw2m JOHN CARY, e.
IN HASCERY-ViRGISt. AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office fthe Circuit Snp-.lor Court q; Law
and Chancrry for the Of Goucestrr, Monday,
the 5th day ot February, l-4g:
Thomas &. Baytop John Il. J. Sinbhieieid, John
VIM Smbbefcd and Sophronia Stnbblefcli, the Two
last Of whom Infants sueing BY the said Thomas g.
Baytop, their mex. friend, Pia,nlii
against
John Wolf. Nancy Rurcn, d Is. button, administer
tor Of James - Button, deceased and Mary lane. 90
umba ard Aimra Brrion, infant children Of Robert
IL. Burton, deceased. Defendants
The defendants, Nancy Burton, Mary Jln- Ruron,
Columbia Burton ana Almra Burton, not having enter.
ed their appearance and security. according 10
The act ui Assembly aud the rules II this Court, and II
appearing BY saiisac rvienr thai they are not IN
hahltantS oi this Commonwealth. on mutton 81 the
pairlis by their Attorney II i Ordered, that The said
defendants do APPEAR before the judge ~ our sad L
cult Superior Court of Law and 'hancery, Oh nc itst
day oil the next term, and answer The plaintiffs bal;
and lla, copy oi this order be forthwith Inserted ~
some newspaper published in the city ot Richmond for
two months succ.ss:riy aud posted a, the front door
of the Court house oi this county
Copy-Teste,
Feb 2n-cuem JOHX r CARY, c L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
pURTIC SALE OF LAND IN LOUISA.

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN LOUISA.
10y virtue Of decree Of the County Court of Louisa,
ID shall sell to the highest bidder, al Louisa Court
hou.- III. second Monday In March, ii fair, other
wise The next fair day, Tract Of Land lying In the
upper end of Louisa, tnear the railroad, 1--WE miles from
GorionsvilIr, and about The from the Green
Sprlnesj on Rulenger's Creek, containing two hun
bred acres, upon which Samuel Shaddock now resides
This Is desirable tract Of land for small famy;-it
contains large portion of bottom meadow land, has
good orchard comfortable and convenient buildings,
in good repair-and the cleared land, which is In fair
proportion 10 the timbered land is impcvable, we'll wa
tered and fenced. This would make very heal
Inv and comfortable Summer residence for family
from Richmond or the lower country. Persons wishing
10 pure base will first view the land.
The TERMS will be accommodating, and made
known on the day Of sale.
WIN A GILLESPIE, Commissioner.
Eah lsaQ-cw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
NOTICE.

ATa Meeting OF the President and Directors of the
n Louisa Railroad Company, al their Office on Satur
day, the 10Th day Of February, le49:
Whereas the several monthly acquisitions heretofore
made on subscribers for Stock in the Louisa Railroad
Company for the purpose OF extending said road from
Gorunsvlle to the base OF the Blue Ridge, in part pay
Of each share of Stock subscribed Tor as aore
said-viz: on the LIST days of January, March, April,
Nav August, September, October and December, 1885
on the LIST days Of February and March, ls49, OF ive
dollars per shares and the Isl days Of June July and
November ls4s OF ten dollars share, have in many
instances not been complied with as To any part there
o. and in others bu, partially complied with
Resolved therefore, That the said requisitions be,
and The came hereby repeated and that due publ
cation thereof be gven and that on the further failure
II any such Stakeholder Stockholders TO comply with
the said acquisitions, the President Of the Company be
authorized and required either 10 make sale Share
or Shares Of any such delinquent Stockhoder In order
10 raise The Of such r.quisons in The manner
prescribed by the act entitled ian act prescribing GER
tain general regulations for the incorporation OF Railroad
Companies or to the same by motion on ten
days. notice, as he may deem most eIpedient
true Copy from the Minutes Teste,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
To Contractors.

40 OOnGr6CtOESs
PROPOSALS will be received al Hanover
i Courthouse on the 9th instant, for the
construction OF Depot, Wood House and Wa
ter Station al that place-lhe Depot 10 be 40 by
60 feet, 10 be covered with heart pine shingles,
framing Of heart pine or oak, with house with
posts in the ground.
Plans and specifications may be seen at Hano-
yer Court-house after the 22nd.
WILLIAM A. KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad Co.
Feb l9-dtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
SAW MILL, &c, FOR RENT

O.i " WI YIN
A BOUT seven miles from Richmond with an album
"A dance Of ash maple and pine timber, very convent
.ni. Adjoining Is good dwelling, and any wish
bic land An -nterprising man, with small capital
melt make profitable business. Apply TO
Jan 3D-dst8c6t RICHARD HILL, in.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

In The Pacific Mining and Trading Compa-
0nys superior A coppered and copper tas-
tened, last sailing, clipper built ship Mariana"
Capt. George ). Lownes, will sail from the wharf
al 'his place. on the 22d inst, positively. She
mas very superior furnished accommodations for
Passengers. A lev more passengers can be ac-
oommodaea if immediate application be made
Inc bulk OF 1000 barrels more freight can be
taken. Apply 10
RANKIN & WHITLOCK,
On The Dock, or to
JOS P. JONES, 203 Main 81.
q handsome painted model OF the ship can be
seen at the oihce OF Rankin & Whi,lock.
Fch6-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
GARDEN SEED
EGG PLANT-Purple
Il Il

EROM GROWERS OF KNOWN REPUTATION,
aud warranted fresh and genuine, al wholesale and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20

UURLEY's OFFICE, No. lOs, East Main
II Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again :"
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
S24O SOLD AT HURLEY'S.
Drawn Nos. Mononealia Lottery, % Feb oh:
Q IS 81 A 7 60 Is IS 81 GO 81 49,
Ticket, Nos. 7 AZ 70, the second highest prize
-S24O-sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Monongala Lottery, Class R7,
February IL:
Lowest Prize $40.
CO 45 81 20 So 80 81 81 70 "a.
A prz. of S4OO, sold by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No l. Feb. III:
DC 81 Al 60 IA 81 81 % S 294I.
Ticket, Nos. % 81 6l, $500, sold and paid al
Drawn Nos. Mnnongaia, 26, Feb. l6
So SO 80 AZ 10 81 6 al s 81 46 20 % 81 %.
Half Ticket, 81 43 50, returned; Quarter do,
8 % 10, sold an paid by HURLEY.
HURLEYS Arrangement Jor the Week
TUESDAYS 100000. 70 Nos. ID drawn
Tickets S..
WEDNEsDAY-ss5,oo 900. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY $4,000. 10 Nos, - drawn
Tickets S.
FRiDAY-sl7ooo IS Nos, IA DRAWN
SATURDAY MoRNlNG-s4,OOo. IS Nos,
Ia drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EVENING-Brilliant Scheme!
S55 600. 35 600, 10000, 1880, 8 OF 1000, 4 OF
5000, 4 OF 5000, S OF 5000, &c., &c. IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
TWO MORE!
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lotlery. Extra, 81, Feb.
1Th-lowest prize 81:
10 40 SIS as 70 Al SO "a 10 Sc 80 42.
Ticket, Nos. "a 46 AZ, S4O} Both sold and
Do. 46 Al IS, sos paid by
HURLEY.
NOTICE.
MADISON MINING AND TRADING
lN COMPANY.-Th members OF The Mad-
son Mining and Trading Company are requested
by resolution Of The Company 10 report Them
selves 10 the Board OF Directors, ready for de.
partule, ON or before The 26!h day Of February.
Feb. i4-d&cld G. J. EATON, Secy.
ROBERT II. HOWISON
HAS removed his office TO the "Law Build
IL ing" near the new Court House.
He vii! as heretofore, practice regularly in
the Couris of Richmond City and the county OF
Henrico. Dec 2S-dlw&iaw2m
TINE subscriber, thankful for The liberal pa
i Ionage ne has received since he has been
in The commission business, again offers his ser
vices 10 his friends 10 sell Tobacco Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself 10 give his best al
tenlion 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN Nj. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan. l-dlm&c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20

PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE
Ohm nlCkENSON date of FarnivilI-) aud Il. +.
Lis IER, have connected themselves, under the
style and iirm Of DICKINSON . LESTER, for The
purpose Of conducting
Gcnerat Commission Business
in Petersburg. They offer Their services Tor The sale Of
ai KINDS Of Produce, &c, aud viii give prompt
ton 10 forwarding Goods, Manufactured Tobacco &c
Office on Boliinf5rook street
RtFER 10 Mr Z Read, Vaughan Esq and { K
Barksdae s to, FarmvilIe; iessrs Hester 4 White,
Read Barksdale, and Word, Ferguson a; BarksdaIe,
Richmond. Jan Ia-clUt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20
WIN. III. BROWN,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
RICHMOND NIEGINIi

HAVlNG removed from tie conaty Of Aib-m7re
respectfully oilers his eIvces hls friend, ana ine
pubic III general 10 sell all Kinds of Country Produce
TOBACCO, Flour, Wheat. Corn, &c, SC. He has take
one ni the Mrssrs Fry'S new Stores, Cary street
nearly opposite t. The Columbian Tavern, the cor
ner OF virginia and Cary streets, where he wal be
happy "a see his friends.
EErER To Hon w &. Rives, V. W. Southaii, Esq,
n"l. Tho J. Rudolph, and :. ". Fich-n. yI6emaris
non. James Garland. James : Crrwson. and Mcdaniel
q Lee LyHehburs; u. w. & J. J. Fry, Richmond.
Feb l3-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20

LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.
TUE President and Directors have declared divi-
dfnh Of W." per cent for The last six months upon
ail tue o'd STOCK, AMI per cent. on The Stock
being IN proportion To the ntyY road in operation since
the lilh an ust, lsi-payahle on the 18Th February.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Erh la-cHt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-20

Temperance Ball.
RICHMOND SECTION, OF CADETS OF
II TEMPERANCE, No. %, propose having
a Ball a, the Exchange Concert Room, on We'd
nesday, March 7lh. Tickets 81.
Tickets can be ob,a ined from any OF the follow
A. MYERS, Chairman.
A. CRUMP, Secretary.
M. FREEMAN.
J. L. YOUNG.
A. VIA.
]. HOBSON, or of
Feb. 10 c. a. McEVOY, P. D.
COTTON GOODs-75 Bales Cotton Shirt.
~ ings for sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Feb 9-10t
ARDEN SEED-Fresh and true TO their
VI kind. For sale by II. BALDWIN,
Feb is l4s Main 81.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-11
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
Secretary OF State.
Messrs. Seuier and Clifford to Mr.. Buchanan.

Messrs Seuier and Clifford TO Mr.. Buchanan.
mo. Ill Cry OF QUERETARo May 80, 1s4S.
SIR In our last we had the honor TO inform you OF
our arrival in this city the 25th instant On the fol-
lowing day. at IL O'Clock meridian, in pursuance OF a
previous arrangement Mr. Clifford presented to the
President OF the republic by Mr. Rosa the Secretary OF
Foreign relations presence of the cabinet and large
number of the civil and military officers OF the govern
ment and placed credentials in the hands OF his
excelency. Mr.. Sewer prevented by ndisposition
from being present the occasion. We enclose copy
of our address the President, and also copy OF his
reply Several conferences Afterwards took place be-
tween Messrs Rosa Cuevas and Couto, and ourselves,
which il is not thought necessary to recapltuate as we
enclose copy of the PROTOCOL which contains the sub
stance of the conversations We have now the sasfac-
ton TO announce that1he exchange OF ratcatons was
ences in the preparation of the Mexican copy OF the treaty
That was finally accomplished within the last hour
when the exchange of rathcaons was duly made by MT
Rosa in behalf of the Mexican government, and our
selves the part of the United States
Having accomplished our duties here, we shall return
Immediately to the city of Mexico tor the purpose Oh
paying over the three millions, according to the stpua
tons of the treaty. 1t is expected that the Mexican
government will appoint commissioner to repair to the
city, in company with us, TO receive the payment No
circumstances foreseen by US to render necessary 70
the papers furnished by the Treasury Department III
regard to the remaining twelve millions ,
In of the conferences Mr.. Rosa urged with much
force, the dangers OF disorder in the city OF Mexico ~
army should retire before the Mexican author.
pressed fear that their authorities might be inter
tered with by our army should they find necessary to
arrest and try certain individuals who, it Is said, are
plotting the overthrow OF the governments and TO Quie
these apprehensions far possible, addressed
communication II Gcn, Butler Of which the enclosed Il
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-11

Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary OF State
p 5. AT the suggestion of the Mexican government,
we have written TO Gen. Wool despatch, OF which we
also enclose copy
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-07-07
"roR THE TRUTH AND THE RIGHT,
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, JULY 8, Is4e.

the baby, and the baby chung to her as if he
Knew her and a pretty sight it was to see that
dear womon with the child at her bosom.
When my lady saw it, what did you think
she did? After looking on for a moment, she
put her arms round yonr wife S neck and kiss
ed her.
'My dear, said she, | am sure you are as good
as you are pretty, and you shall keep the
child,'and thank God for sending you to me?
These were the very words;a and DR.. Bland,
who was standing by, says ats a second
judgment Of Solomon
q suppose my lady, you don want me ?
says the big woman, with another courtesy
Not in the %least!, answers my lady haugh.
lilly, and the grenudier left the room and then |
told all your story at full length and Mr.. Blen-
kinsop kept me to tea, and | saw the beautiful
room that Mrs, Titmarsh is to have next to Ia.
dy Tiptofs $; and when my lord came home
what does he do but insist upon coming back
with me here in hackney coach. as he said he
mnst apologize to you for keeping your vile
away. @
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-07-07

The Democracy Of Massachusetts, as repre-.
sented in the Legislature of that State. Dub.
llShed an address TO the world upon their adj
journment, III which they say terrible things
OF the Taylor men, as follows:
The Taylor Republican party non stands
direct alliance with slavery. 1t has elected 10
the Presidency a prominent slaveholder-one
who,it we may judge from his character and
conduct hitherto, will throw the whole weigh,
OF his official influence into the scale with rls-
very.
We opposed the election Of General Tayiorr
on the ground, that from his position as a slave
holder, we had no good reason to suppose that
he would WELD the power and patronage plac.
cd in his hands, as President Of the Omitted
States, in favor Of the cause Of freedom.
His conduct lince his election has given US
no cause to change our opinion. On the con-
trary, all his acts show that he is, what we al.
ways presumed he must be, the friend and
supporter OF slavery. We have seen no indi-
cations to satisfy US that the promises made by
his friends in this quarter Of the Union, during
the canvass, will DO faithfully kept. So far
from this, Judging from the cabinet he has se-
lected, and the appointments he has made or
sanctioned, it is but too apparent that the
North has been betrayed into the hands of the
slave power for the next fOuE years; and that
so called compromise policy will be pursued
which will give to lhe slave holders all they
want and all they need, so far as III them lies
to perPetuate their heaven defying syslem
of Oppression!!!M.