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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

The great central coal field of the Misss-
sissippi valley covers an area of 10000 square
miles, or 44,soO,ooo square acres-six times
the area of all the coal fields in Great Britain
and yet, this vast supply is seldom taken into
the account when estimates are made of the
coal resources of the United States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
Wardrobe of Fashionable
CLOTHING.
]. w. & f. d. STOKES,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE

No. l94 Market Street. First Clothing store be.
iO,U SiIih,
PHILADELPHIA.
N HERE they are constantly engaged in get.
ting up from the best French, English and
American 10th, clothing cut and made up in the
most superior and fashionable stye Persons
who buy to sell, will find large and excellent
stock at the lowest city prices. othing made
mp to order, ina superior style at the shortest
notice.
N. B,-Odd Fellows Rrga'ia, large assort.
ment always on hand Orders from Lodges and
indivldua promptly attended to on the most rea
sonabe terms.
Philadelphia, June 3, lsis-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

ROYAL CASDo"-Georse II. being in
formed that an impudent printer was to be
punished for having published spurious
kings speech, replied that he hoped the
punishment would be of the mildest sort, be-
cause he had read both, and as far as he un-
derstood either of them he liked the spurious
speech better than his own.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

MORE OF Ir.-Mr. De Witt, of the firm of
De Witt & Co., arrived at New York, on
Monday, the Sun of that city says, from San
Francisco, California; with $50, 900 in gold
dust from the mines.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

MORALS IN TExAs.-A Galveston paper,
deprecating the number of divorces granted
at the recent session of the Legislature of
Texas, says, in that State the marriage con-
tract is not az binding as horse trade.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

-Scurvy, Scorbuc Affections, Tumors White Swelling,
Erysipelas. Ulcers Cancers, Running Sores Scabs and
Biles, DR. Drkes Panacea cannot be too highly extoed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

G.. PR. JAMES, the novelist, has commen-
oed writing little books for little children
He has tired out the grown people.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
INDIGESTION OR DyspEPSI A
RHEEMATISM.

No medicine perhaps has been discovered which
gives much tone the stomach and the
ton of healthy gastric juice to decompose the food Dr.
Drakes Panacea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
OAKFORD'S
- UNRIVALLED STYLE OF HATS
v FOR GENTLEMEN.
CH ARIES OAKFORD,
No. l04 CHESTNUT STREET

Il Il
Philadelphia.
Would respectfully invite attention 10 his superior
style Of hats for autumn. ls4S, whirh will he
found the most perfect ever before offered to the
community. its peculiar forms renders it the more
desirable, as it combines all the essentials of dura.
biy andneatness, requisite in that article of dress
whilts his increased facilities in in manufacturing
with all the modern improvements. enables him
TO CHALLASoE THE Womb to produce a better
Hat.
CHIIDRES's FAScr HATS AND CAPS OF THE
LATEST MODE.-Tbese goods have been selected
with great care. and will be found mos, beasiifu
and chasie in their styles.
LANES RIDIsG HATS AND CAPs OF Entire
LIT NEW PATrEHNs.-Grsai care has hern brstow.
ed in constructing these articles that they may fl
perfectly easy and form a graceful nPper'pce.
CHARLES OAKFORD. :
l04 Chestnut st. lew doors above Third.
Philadelphia.
September 80, ls4s.eh-June "a. lsis-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
TO THE LADIES.

Ladies Of pale complexion and consunptve habits and
such debiated by those obstructons which females
are liable to- restored by the OF bottle two TO
bloom VSor IL by far the best remedy discovered
for weakly children, and such have bad himors being
pleasant they take It, 1t Immediately restores the appetite
strength and color.
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvigorating e
ecis on the human frame Persons all weakness and
situde before taking it, become robust and full of
energy under its influence Ii immediate counteacs the
nervelessness OF the female frame.
CAtIlON-Be careful and see that you get the genu-
Inc DR.. DRAKEs PANACEAit has the signature of GEo F
SroRRs on the wrapper-and also the name 'DR DRAKEs
PANACEA PHnA.' blown in the glass
Prepared only by SroRRs Co, Druggists No 2l North
Sixth St, Philadelphia
Agent for Sunhury-I. MASSER.
Sold also by WM.A MuRRAx& Co Danyile III SHAEF
Err, Milton MARY Mccoy Northumberland T.. p. LUIz,
Bloomshng.
April L. isIs--iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
CUTLERY.
A extensive Stock of Pocket and Table CUT
"A LERY, for sale by
JoEN M. COLEMAN.

Nos. 81 and 33 ARCADE. and "a NORTH
THIRD Street, &
Composing 5000 dozen Penknives, scissors and
-.- Raxors. a'
Also, q choice assortment Of Rodgers q 6ops.
Wosenholm's. Gseaves's. w. & q. Butchers and
Fenney's Cutlery. s- ~ - : l-''.''-'
Also, Spanish. Dirk and Hunting Knives. ~
Also. Guns, Pistols. AMI Bowie Knives.
Alsr. The Ameriean IAxor Syrep, . auperior
article wosty the st,ention Of DesleIs. .irrz,A
CAHn-D Dealers in Cutlery, will and the above
Stock worthy their attention, ss the Subscriber
CHIEF business is importing snd selling cutlery.
Philadelphia, ,Juassi0.h, lsts-iy.-.'-l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
5. j. MEGARGEE eco
IMPORTING AND COMMISSION

NkRCHANTS,
And Dealers in Paper, and Paper Aanufaet,
rcrs' Materials.
No 30 Commerce St, PHILADELPHIA.
"A EEP constantly on hand large assor
EA nlent of printing and other paper New
papers IN the country, can be supplied at
times, with paper of any size aud quality,
the lowest prices.
Philadelphia, June 18th, ISIS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
a THOUSAND DoLLAns SAvKp!
ASHBX B. R0CAP,
Hat and Cap Manufacturers

"0"H Edsl t0TnT oT ifh and Markef Street.
Basement story.
H I L A d e L p HIA,
HAVE constantly on hand a full and complee
= ! assortment Of HATS. GAPS, and FURS
Ais' an elegant assortment of mems and bows
Leghorn, Psnams. and Pslm-lesf Hats. All Of
which BY saving Of $1,000 in rent, will he sold,
wholesale aud retail, st the very lowest prices.
County dealers would do well to call, as bv g.
economy and low rent, we are enabled 10 sell at
very low rates. a-- .trI = -.
June 10Th. ls46-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
CHEAP WATsgEEs s JEwELR,
j. & W. l.. WARD,
No. 100 CIiESNt L Street PHILADELPHIA
Opposite The Franklin House,

Opposite The Franklin House,
X IMPORTERS of Gold aud Silver Patent |
g Yer Watches. nd Manufacturers of Jewel
a good assortment always on hand Gold T
tent Leve :. - .wrls s3S Silver do SIS
$50; Gold Lepines $50; silver do. sl2 to
L! cks AMI Iimr PiereS Gold Pencils, 81 9
upwards; Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, 81 s
Gold Bracelets and Breast Pins, in great variet
Ear Rings Miniature Cases; Guard Chail
sig 10 S25.; tated Tea Sets, Castors, Ca
Baskets, andlestlcks, Britannia Ware. Fine /,
ry Handled Table ru lery, and general a.so
ment OF Fancy Goods
AMEaIC AN SILVER.
FORK AND SPOON MANUFACTORl
]. X w L. WARD, No lO6 CHESNUr
Philadelphia opposite the Franklin Hou.
Manufacturers Of all kinds of Silver Spool
Forks, Tea Sets, Ladies', &c, All work m,
by us is stamped with our name, and warrant
10 be made OF purely American coin.
Philadelphia, August IL, lsls-6 mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
Very Respectfully Yours, C. GUNN.

To use the language Of another, "DI Drakes Panacea
always slluary IN its ciecsnever injurious. 1t is
Opaet not and Expecorant 1t is not intended To lul
the invalid into fatal security 1t great remedy-a
grand healing and curative compound the great and only
remedy which medical science and skill has yet produced
for the treatment OF this hitherto unconquered may And
no person afflicted with this dread disease will be
himself and his friends fhe down the grave without
testing its virtues single bottle in cases will pro-
duce favorable change in the condition OF any patient
however luwn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
TESTIMONY.

PHILA. Dec. 1ith, lsi7.
DEAR SIR In reply to your question respecting the
Of Dr. brakes Panacea will say that although perfect
dsbeever IN the existence Of PANACEA, for ALL
diseases however valuable it may be in certain conditions
oi the system still have believed that Consump-
ton would be discovered later and curiosity led
Inc To try your medicine in two very nvcterate cases
They were pronounced by the attending physicians be
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, and abandoned by them
cuRABLE One of the persons had been under the treat
ment oi several very able practitioners for number of
years and they said she had 'od fashioned Consumption
combine with Scroiua and that she might lnger
time but could not he permanently relieved In both
the effect Of the Panacea has been most gratifying Only
four or five bottles used by of the persons before
she began to improve rapidly The other took about ten
VIII only add that familiar am with consumption by
inheritance and by extensive observation study and
knowing also the injurious effects nine of ten
OF tar boneset, and other vegetable tonics well
many Of the expecorants and seatves ud
recommended the of Dakes Panacea if had been
acquainted with the ingredients Suffice it that these
are recommended by popular and scientific physi
clans, and IN their present combined state, probably
the best Alternative that has been made The cure is
IN accordance with theory of Consumption broached in
France few years ago by of her st eminent wri-
ters on medicine, and established by which ad-
NIT OF no dispute
NAr, -.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
NK NOT E LIST
QA9 PENNsvIyANvA 8U

The following list shows the current value Of ali
'ennsyivania Bank Mites. The most implicit re-
lisnce may he placed upon i, as Il Is every ,ceek
arefully compared with ard corrected from Bick.
nelI's Reporter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21

Manufacture and keep constan,
" ON hand, a large assortmeu, ~,
the above articles, together ,y;,h
'ne,5 ,,, Patent improved Salamnnder
! rIhE-PkoOF SAFES, which
are ~, 90 constructed as to set at resi-
~ nli manner of doubt as TO tbei,
ptelng penn strictly fire-ptoof, and thai
y ,ncy WI resist the fire Of anv
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
RECOMMENDATIONS.

- . JAMES PAbE JUDGES.
The subscribers respectfully invite attention OF
Try Dealers to one OF the largest and best stock Of
stoves ever offered in this city among which are tie fol-
lowing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
PUBLIC MEETING IN LOUISA COUNTY.

Al meeting OF the people OF Louisa, without
distinction oi party, held al Louisa Court House,
On the 18th day OF February, lS4s Lucian Mi
nor, ESQ, vas called 10 tht Chair and DR.. John
A. Meredith appointed Secretary. The object
OF The meeting was briefly explained by ]. l..
Gordon, who offered The following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted, with The cx-
ception OF The third, 10 which there va, but one
dissenting voice:
Resolved, That The Congress OF The Unied
Stalls have no constitutional power 10 egislale
will regard 10 he institution OF domestic slavery,
directly or Indirectly either in the States where
il exists or in The territories belonging TO the u.
States
3 Resolved Thai the territories, acquired
either by the arms Of the United States or BY
treaty., are The Joint and common property of all
the States, AS members OF the Union that il
such territories they all have equal rights and,
therefore, that he adoption by The Congress OF
The UniIet States II the Wilmot Proviso, with The
view oi preventing The citizens OF The slavehod-
ing Saus from immgraling with their properly
Of any description whatsoever into such terrific
ries, is al war with the compromises OF The Fede
raj c, Institution and oaght lc be resisted nal
every hazard and TO The last extremity"
Resolved, THAT The passage OF any law by
The Congress OF the United States 10 abolish
slavery or the slave trade in the District OF Co.
lumbia would be direct and dangerous attack
upon The Southern States" 10 be resisted, be the
consequences what hey may.
4. Resolved, That we approve entirely Of The
resolutions lalely passed by The Legislature OF
Virginia, viii regard 10 The WilmoI Proviso and
the abolition OF slavery aud the slave trade in Inc
District OF Columbia, and We hereby pledge our
selves to sustain them al every hazard and TO The
last extremity.
Resolved, That ihsse resolutions be published
in all the papers in the city Of Richmond.
LUCIAN MINOR, Chairman.
Jcns A. MEREDITH Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN LOUISA

AT a meeling If lie Democratic party ii tbe
COUNTY Of Louisa, held al Louisa Cour; House,
on Monday The I2h day o. February, Tor the
purpos. Of appointing delegates 10 the District
Convention u be held in Richmond, en- The Isl
day If March next, 10 select candidate for Con-
gress, Lucian Minor, ESD, was called 10 the
Chair and John Hunter appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, on taking The Chair, stated
tina, he was no parry man, or caucus man; aud
took part in The meeting with The avowal, that
il The nominee OF the proposed Convention
should not b. acceptable 10 him. re would not
vote icr the nominee, bu. " the more willingly
Joined ia The present proceeding because The gen.
llemap likely 10 be approved By The meeting was
his 1.-THE Chairinan'sI first choice.
Mr.. Gort:un moved that thirty delegates be az
pointed BY the Chair from the varioas precincts
Of Louisa county, 10 represent said county in tie
proposed Convention; which Motion prevailing,
The following gentlemen were appointed:
For LOUISA C. H.-Rey. William Crawford,
James L. Gordon, DR.. William A. Gillespie,
John Hunter, Hugh Goodwin, Jos. K. Pendle-
ton, Sandy 6. Morris.
For EcHiNIcsvILLE.-William Overton, Hi.
ram Saunders, Charles 3. Hopkins, Thomas S.
Watson.
Fer BEALs CRcss RcAps Alex. Ves, Bal
lard Price, Addison G. Goodwin.
FoR GUN SPRING. Micajah Parish, DR.. W.
T. Fowler, Garland Anderson, Col Stephen Far
rar, David Shelton.
I FoR JAcKsons.-Col William o. Harris, Da-
gid Richardson, Dr.. William Meredith, DR.. A.
Anderson, Mathew A. Hope, William G. T.
Nelson.
Foa GARRsrTs.-Thomas Harris, John L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
STRANGE STATE OF THINGS.

The EARNED neutrality" Of Mr.. Clay towards
Gen. Taylor-lhe growing between The young
"origna" Tayloriles and The "copperheaded"
Wing Old Hunkers-evcry sign, indeed, indicates
some rch and rare developments in The future
70 show the very amiabis feeling between the
divers factions OF Taylorism, we quote The o-
lowing noivc remark of The Philadelphia Sun, a
Taylor Native organ:
ORIGINAL TAYLOR MEN.-As the Presi.
dent elect approaches Washington, 10 be inaugu-
rated, We find calls for meetings in various places
signed by "origtnat Taylor men," many Of
whom were his most violent opponents, until il
was found impossible 10 quench The "spontan--
Gus combustion" which had determined he should
be President "nUtns voleus!" This is very
funny world as the poet elegantly observed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
THE SMALL NOTE BILL.

-rJhe hill authorizing III" RanLs at the co'"-
legaies, on Wednesday, by The following voie.-
We repeat our belief that the measure should
mol pass The Legislature and "looh 10 The Sc.
nate" to check il:
Arrs--Messrs. Watson, Hart, Shelley. Burw-ll,
Michel, Roak, Byne ofB, l. and G., DE Camp, Kyle,
Moore, Wills Irvine OF Campbell, Irving Of Cnmber
land. Segar, Thomas, Scott, McCiung. Howard Of
Floyd, SULLIVAN, Wood Sydnor, Bay, Carroll, Price.
Wrlton, Bassell, Lancaster Mullins, Howard OF
James City, York aud Williamsburg, l.aidley Wal
lace, Webb, Lane Of Lee, White, beard Clendehin,
White, Barnett, Robinson, Cowper, VERIFY, Pitts,
Turner, Syme, Townes, Grasty, Golf, Aston, Fugate,
Thompson of Smyth, Griffin Burdett. Goodson, Col
Inns aud Bovd-55.
NoEs-slessrs. Hopkins, iSpeaker,) Finney. Mock
Bolsseau, Powell. Cheathnm, Harrison Of Brunswick
Maclin Of Brunswick, Joneo, Vaughan, Edwards.
Guerran Major, itovall, Allen, liouser, Tomlin, iar
ris, Newman, Mcdonald, Shepard Coleman, Tanzry
Berne Of NJ, Butt, Hiner CackIey, Herbert, Rives,
Harrison Of Prince William, Marz, Harper, Pittmun
sihert Conway, Hargrave, Nicholson, George Boyers
and MasRey-d0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
NOTICE
Excursion to W asllingtOn,

TN The event that $50 names can be Obtained
i Tor The trip, The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will run
an extra train on The occasion OF the inaueufa-
lion at Washington, leaving Richmond in The
atiorncon OF The preceding day and returning on
Tuesday, By which arrangement those vino may
90 will b. able 10 lodge on board the Potomac
Boat Whit al Washington. The fare Tor The
trip Sc only, including lodging. Those who may
contemplate the excursion are desired To make u
known a,lhe Office nfhe company on or before ne
% ins'., in order tina The necessary arrangements
may be made. There will be no reduction in me
fare by The regular mail train.
THOMAS SHARP,
Feb IA Agent Of TransporiatiopiGh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
HENRY CLAY.

The New Orleans Picayune says tina, the re-
turn OF this gentleman 10 the Senate OF the United
States will NOT interfere with his purpose Of pass
ing the wia;er in New Orleans 1t is moi his
present n,cnioa, We ase informed, TO repair lo
Washington for the short executive session in
March.
The Della says lie statement, lha, Mr.. Clay
had written a letter pledsing his warm supper. Il
the administration Of Genera. Taylor, is unfouu
dsd, and mir. Clay stands UhoHy une'mmittea
as 10 The course he intends 10 pursue in The next
Congress"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

Whal glorious spectacle j, is 10 see anarchy
giving way 10 order, and war 10 peace, before he
brilliant example and growing greatness OF our
happy courlry! We see American securities
preferred by European capital-American pro-
duce by British onsumers-American cotton by
British manuiaclurers-a and American principles
by The PEOPLE everywhere. Such is the splendid
Tibuie paid by The Oldest governments 10 The
Youngest. Such is The homage which our revi-
lers o; yesterday render 10 us today. We save
them frstircm starvalion-ihen from bankruptcy
and finally lead them from war 10 peace, and
from confusion 10 orderl
The commercial aspects OF the foreign intellI-
gerce are sineularly gratifying and interesting;
and cannot fail TO exercise the happies iufleL-
ces upon all our great Interests.
PsnnsylpaniaS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA..
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ia, 1917
~ rf,Aid TE


~ rpENcH reported bill concerning ~.
c;nct elections in Pulaski, 1shel'oD
hammock, which was passed. - ,hor;zins a
Mr. DANIEL reported The bill au'no' - Sns.
M. a,sc,ion al Stoney Creek Depot ID quo
seI-whi h passed. ,...,,;1;no the Sc
Mr. FRY reported the bill au'noIIsd
vi. a,sc,;on in Fayelle-which passed..
pa1sse nil, nrovdng Tor taking The reiinqu',a
,on, n dover 10 the estate CT iuns'e''
zen up and passed. :, ,,sss.oe The bill
.mend,re The charter OF the town " nommir.
IN HE county OF Kanawha-% en-; s"'
led 10 Nlessfs Fry, Carlisle and opie certain
The bill rounding 10 }. NJ uua' .esd
sum OF money, was taken up anu p .s~,
~ o,;nn If Mr.. PITTS, the Senate TOOK W
,,a I'm tor forming a new county out OF par "
! Accomac. -, 10 nassaoe: and
wi, Nj. = pITTS and SHACKLEFORD adyoca
led il. Ii was rejected; Ayes o. Noes - o ~
lows Avs Messrs Isbell, Pits, shackieior'
' Nn.. = Messrs. Scott, [Speaker,I =, h'y ns
Wnod:. Tribe, Thompson, Ba'bee, Carlie' D IA
MEL Aversu, Opie, Tate. Dennis o"'''A'
nraie. Crump, Harwood, Ambler-I: .,o al
On motion OF Mr.. WOOD, the Seha'e o.
jouIned. ;. 1910
THURSDAY, FEBauAkf ID
SENATE.
NJ, FRY reported The bill amending inc cue.
Ter Of The town OF Charleston IN hana""'
which was passed.
TAX BILL.
On motion of Mr.. DENNIS, me aena ae, w.
IN Inc lax BILL and, after being uI!nef ia ds o-ase
and amended, twas laid on the 'aoie anu o'0e'S
) 10 be printed, as amended; IN, ;,,o,,ora,;n
!" On o. motion ul Mr. Fay the bill incoFp9la r
:. no V,ro;nia Camel Coal Company was laAet
J and passed. ,,y
On motion OF Mr. FRY,
S IT, Snna,e adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
E1r fIg t'n1uirer

Messrs. E!iloIs-P-!mii ne 10 correct mis-
statement uninteEtionally mad by several MEM
bers II the House Of Delegates 10 the discussion
on The Election OF Stale Prin err on Tuesday,
and repeated in some OF the CITY papers. II was
saed tina, Mr. Colin "aloH was pvoridc4 10Th the
neces az materials for executing III. tr0,k." This
is not correct; and is but justice 10 one oil our
most enlerprising Printers Ia say, that Mr. II. X.
EIlyson is furnished with The materials required
TO 10 that OF any similar WORK. have now he
tore ME several large volumes published in his
ofiicr; and il is well known To many that Tor five
Or six years pas, he has printed The yolnminous
records ut The Court Of Appeals. aud have no
doubt the Judges Of that Court will bear tesi-
mony TO he faithful manner in which his work
has been executed. "JUSTlTlA."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
The Philadelphia North American SAYS:

Hyer, The successful combatant, was in this CT.
ty yesterday afternoon, and-it shames Us 10 make
The confession-he was followed and cheered as
if he had jus. returned from the triumphant and
glorious discharge Of public duty. Men and
boys-some of them in sober citizens dresses
followed tie wheels of The cab in which he was
rolled along, and disputed with each other Tor Inc
privilege OF seeing him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
HOUSE OF DELEGATES YESTERDAY.

The bill concerning jufes il civil cases (siy-
ing Them compensatory after long discus
sion, vas ordered 10 be engrossed, 65 10 as. An
amendment by Mr.. Lane OF Lee to amend Nh.
Kiby's amendment, SO rs 10 allow them 10 be
paid on, OF The public treasury instead of BY a
county levy was adopted, G5 10 As. MIR. Kiby's
amendment, thus amended, was rejected and The
bill ordered to an enerossmeni.
Mr.. Panni proposed 10 offer substitute
% The bill concerning juries in civil cases hav.
ing tor lis object he payment Of Jnries in allhe
Courts OF this Commonwealth, bur was deprived
OF the privilege By The call OF the previous ques-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
ssirth.Night Rail-.

THE Richmond Light Infantry Blues piopo,s,
i giving Military and Civic Ball, on The ga
February a, The Exchange Hotel. Gen'Iemtn
wishing TO subscribe can obtain ticse's Of zoe
Managers only Military subscribers are pa
licularly requested TO appear in uniform. lice
els are mol transferable.
MANAGERS.
BoEoRhRY MEMBERS.
Col. Thomas b. Bigger.
Col. Geo. w. Munfod William Michel,
Jno. Adams Smith, Daniel iIuehari,
Jobn r. Strobia, John Fl. Tompkins
Rnh,, Al Bunon Charles w. PUrcel.
4CTIYE MEMBERS.
Capt George f. Tompkins,
II. WIN. Y. Sheppard Capt. VIM A. Carer,
L.. John. q. James, Capi. Jno. II. Free man,
LII. Chas. II. Powell, Surgeon James Beale,
L., Jonn F. Regnaui William E. Burton,
Serg't James L. Bray, VIM. l. Montague
So, Jas. Fl. Crcnshaw, John b. Robinson.
SCI. l. W. Glaz@o'ook, l.. L. TompkIns.
Jan, 30-c7i&53!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

CoRnrc7loss.-In Moyd's resolution =
Wednesdays proceeding printed 'FarmS'''s
instead of Farmers" / .o., -,
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ferred 10 a special comm