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ICorrssponden.e Of the Washington Union.]
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Tn. present tariff has yielded twenty six millions or
% ner cent more money than did the old one in the same
time The sneers and rdiculc with which the ",srsnue
tariH was ushered existence still fresh the memo
nv of Its friends they content with the modification
which its enemies suffer that score But perhaps the
most gratifying evidence OF its soundness as well as of tho
eminent ability with which its operation was regulated al
frst Is its absolute freedom from fraud, notwithstanding
the rates of duty which still permits many descriptions
of imnorts The complete evidence Of this Freedom from
fraud exists independently Of the fact fits yielding such large
returns in the letter addressed the President OF the Senate
on the 10Th September by Mr. Thomas Corwin Secretary
of the Treasury.
There never yet has been system Of taxation in any ae
or country which has given rise great frauds in me
endeavorS Of many escape the full weight of the taxes
The commercial history of all the counties of Europe or
the world Is bn record OF and the erasons OF te
The desperate and wild adventures OF the SNUG
ees Of Spain, France Italy and England, 10 say nothing
Of the China waters and the corrupons of Mexico. form
the romance of mercantile history. The courage energy,
and ingenuity Of British smuggers called into being by
an erroneous customs SYSTEM neverendng source OF
adventurous anecdoe well Of danger and expense TO
that government The expenses Of the gnard and
ventve service Of England form material item in the govern
ment outlay; and yet her derived from three
four articles only Thus, Of flS3SSS27 customs Ga @ 63
was derived from tobacco IS 66 $50 from tea ca i69
from sugar. Ear l0o from coffee and oi from wine
making fl6, l54,9il for fve articles and with the
exception of tobacco her duties do not average 10
per cent. In the United States they average Is
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am Of the fact that the gentleman here named
will be voted for candidate for the place Of Sergeanta
Arms 10 State Convention. that assemblies the 4h
instant write this notice without the knowledge most
remote expectation The part of Mr.. Chisman His resi-
dence In the of Hampton is than hundred miles
from mine, and was fortunate but enjoy
his agreeable society Mr. c. is gentleman Of fine in'cl
gence and exceedingly popular especially where he is
personally known and has represented the counties of War
wick and Elizabeth city in the Legislature of his native
STATE Heis in every respect qualified for the discharge Of
the duties Of The post for which he has been recommended
hy his friends; and If elected will give eminent
satisfaction 10 Constitution makers matters how
often under what circumstances his services may be
CURED But there considerations of personal ma lure
which plead loudly in his favor and which will go
needed by ceneroushearted Virgnians When known il
must be conceded that
Tho modest, 90 hs uncnblyrasscd brow
Nature has wri,isn-gen,tenan.
Not tic mik-sop gentleman common in this day
and eeneaiion but Virginia gentleman OF TIE olde school,
species of animal now becoming extinct.
Mr. Chisman them Is cordially recommended 10 the most
favorable consideration Of the members the approaching
State Convention l..
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1.Iuonr MI-NICIpAI ELECTION.

The contest for Mayor Of Baltimore al tho election o
Wednesday last has resulted lin consequence OF division
in Inc Democratic ranks) in favor OF the Wing candiaae
Iobn r. r. Jerome Esq. TIE vote was Jerome '9a III
nor q la3-Mr Jeromes manity is 100. At the election
sr week for Governor the vote o Baltimore city was
81, for Clarke Nhig,) and 56l for Love, Democrat
ur Loves majority in this city was 1852. The loss lo
ar Turner as compared with The vote of Mr. Lowe on
"Wednesday last is therefore 3,'?l
The whole east in the clfy at the Governor a m
49,, ..el was 20 315-hc whole vote Yesterday was ~ 80
h;n falling oil OF $40 The vote or Mr. Jerome -
49, than that received y Mr. Clarke, and that tor r luf
'."'i :; 2sl less tlan that for Mr.. Lowe
M, hca far members the City Council has resulted
,crarnr to the exhibits below, in the election Of m"i'
~ II.nrrrats in each branch
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TFMpERANCE CELEsRATIoN.

The Anniversary Celebration of The Sons of Temperance
will take place to-day procession will be formed al 10
O'clock A. the lower end Of Franklin street, and after
marching through the principal streets will proceed 10 the
African Church. where understand Mr. T. NJ GALly and
w. r. Wltlry TWO Of the eloquent temperance cham
pons in the country will address the Order. There
Will also be addresses NJ The place AT night.
The ceyemonics have doubt, will be inn
posing, and hope rebound the advancement Of the
interests and encouragement OF the friends of the great
cause The programme will be found first page OF
The "Daily ENQUIRER
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OHIO ELECTION.

CANTON, OHio OcT. s.
Stark county has elected a Wing Senator which is
Wing gain TIL county having been represented in the last
Legislature By Democrat.
The present supposi,ioa is that Wood, the Democratic
candidate, has been elected Governor.
Joseph Gable Democrat, has been elected 10 Congress
The lth district lie beaten in Jefferson county hy
about LOO and the Wing Senator's and Representative
in thar counv have been elected.
Wood has MAJORITY for Governor of 100 in Medina coun
".
The return. from Ohio up to o'clock, are favorable tc
the Whias.
CoLuMers Der. 9-2H. A. NJ.
The Wings according reports At O'clock, A. ~ have
gained Representative in Franklin county, one in Jelier
son in Coshocton one IN Summit and one in Cuyahoga
and Senator IN Sunni, and Portage counties.
EMIGRATION STATISTICS 10 CALIFORNIA ovERI ASD
ClSoi:aAri, Der. s.
a letter from Fort Laramie dated 27lh August, says
that The tide Of emigration has almost CEASED. The Nor
emigration this is estimated 5000 The Regis
this exhibits tho number Of emigants 50 500
men, 800 women COO children, 100 hos es, Sb00 mules
81 COO oya .0G0 cows 5000 wagons Deaths route 3G
II is estimated that filth did not register their
The egans suffered much for food and by loss of animals
One tousand would the deaths between Missouri
and Sacramento valley The small pox is prevailing amongs,
The Sioux.
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FLOPEMENT.-An elopement as unncconnable ns IL is
reprehcnsibc is disturbing ghbohood About
three months ago young rather comely and epulrd
of finished education reached this city from Baltimore.
Having OF support and being unable after several
day. trial obtain employment HE uncle somewhat
advanced in years whom he had his arrival for
Enumeration allowed him his board lodgings, &C. in his
family The young man remained steadily al work,
chewing all Irregular incorporate, other disceabc ha
bits and he became finally esteemed By his protector and
relatives be frequently quoted for his exemplary
duet. lie particularly attentive 10 his aunt, lad;
much his elder and Sunday passed that when the
pie attended divine service the nephew their
side with book modesy carried under arm and the
other arm dutiiuy extended 10 his relati:e.
Thus progressed, the uncle rejoicing in amabe
accession his family circle the aunt crascess in her a
ova of dear nephew character and general education and
the nephew himself bearing all encomums like stole until
evil day-ast Friday learn-Just after the hue
bands departure from the breakfast table large trunk
chod the house which ordered 10 the aanrs bed
general vcr-hauna Of clothing succeeded and the trunk
Gle That had brought Two children then called
ha-a little boy and giand having been admonished
In feeling TO behave well until their father
ed The nephew Will: his sdmng aunt crossed the threshold
since which time they have not been seen, directly
heard from No of dissatisfaction alleged BY the
wife, suspicion had before been entertained and the
least word OF explanation was left behind. lady and gen
eman crossed the river carly that day, in BUGGY they
suspected The pair, and pursuit made but to pur
pose 81. Iouis IafsUigenrer Sept %.
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Irrom the Cherokee Country
" n, ]
Opinion OF DIR Il RANDALL. on TIE MERIT +,
" 'r.K'S DiLSAM OF WILD CHERRY

WYE have Lren Induced in consequence the 1eass r.
w rom t,ls medicine add our testimony favor =,
rI,,,rx healing properties w. lake pleasure M t
ve I,y lr.ai,sn.ly used oir-cii. aud adnlEs 70 m
rim. r mast wear IN al obstinate coughs cal soret,
chest AZ and always with The most happy rsui We q.
recommend all afflicted with The above
The iiAl-4m Will Cherry.
Tie New York Evening" Minor says "NiSaf's Bi..l,e
Ne have not only witnessed lis effects bar have 10.
certificates which place the efficacy Of this invaluable me n,
Eng.n 10 irink freely OF Wild Cherry ~ ty
,rrs Tn, tea made H. sleeping the ;.ss and Of n
Cherry .. and drank freely morning anh e'eniDg The
ian Father. used rc.,d he s1yrrrGest hing Oh raj.
an lt of complaints, aad tcrc be- lo d0ul the
rf.nrea II, Dr. W!ar u ot the very best sic!.s ~
ion tlat ia, yet been discovered u
None genuine un.ss signed BUTTS On ii. wrapper
Adde'S all Orders to Seth " '"ir Boston, Msaehaeu.
For sale by GAlNOR u WOOD, ALEXANDER DttAL
aul PURCELL. L.iDD 81 co. Richmon., AMI D.ugsi.s
Nh.la 81
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INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENTS

In Norfolk, few nights SINCE Mr.. Wise addressed the
people in favor Of the contemplated Canal 10 Currituck
Sound The people OF Princess Anne have taken steps for
the selection of tie best point Elizabeth River for such
connection They also aeuiing connection between
Princess Anne and Norfolk by Plank Road.
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FREDERICK DOuGLAS.-The Rochester American,
noticing the umor that attempt would be made fake
Frederick Douglas back slavery, says that he is in
danger his liberty having been purchased by hi. friends in
England and he having bill OF sale Of himself from his
master.
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1t will be seen from the advertisement headed BOUNTY
Lands that Mr. John A. Parker affords the claimants
important information respecting the provisions Of The bill
us passed, Mr. proposes taking charge of such claims
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIcHsIoND MAnxErs. OCTOBER 10.

ToEACCo.-Since report Of Monday this article
has advanced about 81 per 100 5s the first grades ugs
remaining steudy rates oil the past week; New primnps
quite commun brought to-day 81 - TO s.. In all grades
there is much animation with decided tendency upwards
The rosts have been very destructive tobacco
oniy in Virginia, but Kentucky aud Tennessee: learn
from authentic sources We quote middlng leaf nj sl2 TO
l3s good ~ 10 u. ". VI. MARTIN y co.
FLouRsa of Richmond q 81 O. :5cottsvlle
s5a5l2..
CORN-;al.s al Us 81 cents aud scarce.
CORN MEAI10 cents per bushel
OATS-31 cents per bushel.
FlSH-lIerrinps No Cut S. 80 Cross 81 80: Macherrl
No ,, IS So No. :, IS So No - SO; Shad - ~ -,
and dull for all descriptions
1.ARD-i5arrc cents; kegs n 9e cents.
BACON-Virginia cured hog round a ~ cents Sides I
=. cts Hams S 10 cents Western Sides q i ! 1;
Shoulders - $: sls; queen City" hams 10y.
cOFFEE-Mnrket hrm-Prime l.nguayla held al l2t
Is cents Rio l2. u ccnts--dul!
SuGAR-Porto Rico Sugar g.. 2 cents. New Or.
leans crop, j.. a7 cts 81 Croix =. as, Loaf
double refined II ) cents; single refined ~ 10.
MoLAsSES-Ncw Orleans &c a 30 cts; Cuba 95a 70.
splRlTS-coenac Brandy sl,75a 3:5; Rochelle 81 ga
Richmond Rec;itcd Whiskey = cents, ~ L. Rum 81
TEAS-lmperal i5a75c. per H.; Gunpowder IS lv cts;
Young Iyson 30a75c; Black . Coo
CANDLES Sperm Candles 4lc; Taow 10 IL; iiulis
Patent c Adamaniino 70 3ec. per ID Jacksons patent
SOAP Richmond and New York 81 a6c.
NAll.S-3a cts
SOLE LEATHER Hemlock tanned good. l5Hal7 cts
damaged lla5 cts.
lR0N-Pg Iron s24 10 30 according TO quality; >,wcri
sa5 per English SIS; Tsdegar Richmond mandatory
co. UP Country Bar So 81, according quality.
STEEI-American bIis'cred sllO rOr ton
T.IME-Sl l3E, scarce.
SHOToa cents per ID.
HIDES-Gseen sailed +: cents per Id. Calf sailed IS
cts 10 81 cnch
BEESWAY-Dulla al 2la23 cts.
PoTAToEs-Mercers selling nom wharf at G5a75 cts
COTTON-.l2a l2e cents.
FEATHERS 32a35 cts
SEEDs-[over sI.75s550. No Flax in market.
PIASTERs3 - from Wharf, 81 % froin Basin
SALr-Frcm store 81 50; from wharf 81 SO scarce.
oILs-sqaun winter l2oal@5c, summon lloal5c WHALE,
cyi.r i5a50 refined o0au5 s ID S0s5r Tanners slaal5
Pei ha!rcl.
HAY Northern in ba!as sales ri Is = 20 eta.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, Ocr. 10.
Cattle al the scales bring q 25 to So as in qualify.
Hugs--Netl 81 10 - 80
Sheep-Ne,t 81 - to S. quality being rated.
JACOB SHOOK
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HERE WE AXE:

Just ARRIVED WITH sao,Gl WORTH or ~ ~ ~
No l32 M,ia Street, Richmond, Virginia opposi'
GOODMAN co being connected With one d i ,.,r.
N Ing Houses IN all the North ha'r very 5is. o.,
dealers small way procuring Goods 'enEA TES
ed sell cheap Tor cash" Our s;ocs II llEA't wN
COATS be surpassed IA al: city III the l,v ID
FROCES AMI SACHS o: great variety q! eol rpnCh Co'
lirs from fines, io~es grades: DRESS ana III sO,;
made the bsck French Cloths; PANls, Of ave-.
rs and prices VESTS VESTS in endless 'a 40 aW EEs
ti.s, coiors cut and price: UNDER SHIRTS and
thef with every artcls be found
For bargains look for w, -c3Sttr
". B.rFor cash only. W"
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REMOVAL


DICIIARDSOS i 20 have removed 10 NJ. %. VA.
AZ u.N .ionr J'n,yr M,ssls BiNFoRb. MAroM BLAIR
tl-y u!leG Iur - lr' sock Vi inelish Frc.ch Gems
rir.u DRY GOODS. The attention Of hnyrs "qU-s,e
assortment ." Blankets, krrs,sr. Lnfr,s, flaHrcs $
cloh. Cashmere. Nr3tiup@ a.: 81
H. thru Carpet Room up STARS, tey ai' repa' n >6s
,Jua.ird variety of Velvet, Tapestry, Br's. >. Ihrr M
and Vr.etiau Ca;e,i,s som, Tlrrrp and Incs.n i
r, from scotland; Rue- Floor Cloths Iais SILL SlIr o.
Also come handsome Piano and Table Covers
tl.t O---t,Ar.,w
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IoRS K, MARTIN.


Office tior lhe pi.ssnJ ~. Law Bu!ag' IL, i!l~oa!
4 n ". viii prosecute viii! promptlti!ie al Shade u
against the State II Virginia The United States aus
rariiniis of against individuals all k,oua
CLAIMS Pensions months Extra Pay. Bach Pay. BtUAi, H..
an ms arising the warof 'i2 the MuA.,u VA
Dren colrctrd iii thu General Gosen. nearly II :.ars
.es,ei factcs lor the prosecution Of claa> which
lew
BOUNTY LAND BIT.L.-Appl,cah,s under ,!s b,l ...l
state age ra"e .! residence, Safe rank h"lj
i.tn company, number oi rr.irn'. Of iasy ,t
commander icmen w.r en'i2 ed. voin,"ero! al
What place. about what Tine of what ,erl,.
long service. wici discharged, ami II they have '.: ,t
forward them II widow OF whom, w!,sa aud SITE
ned her avioGS WHEN dni Tcre tr
He'd, and II o. s,l widow, hc hu:tlai
battle ftIta H.
Il thu information be forwarded The ncc.s.a:, p1 wi
narrd aud sent 10 the claimant i,r sI2natur"
The obtained. and The pairat OF land sold -,
nafkc value My charges Viii 1T cn per n,.u DE ~
ID. Land wlrrab'; and ihn> viii perceive h
u,eIsrt u make The clam. Weld a. much I,--ibe.
All letters .pos, Pad" addressed o him either Ra.,
Washington cry. will rfrci.r iinuh,,ilr attention.
H. has the Mud rcni-,o oi III" following gentlemen
them: Hon J. VI Mason agd Il. VI + Hunter L. = seaie
Las 4 seldom. Il Is Meade. Itos ~ Ayereri. A Il A.,
pAnns Powell. III ; tococs. Rchar Parker II 4 lmu
MrMul!cn. House Of Representative; Hon. John Va.
John Bor,s, james Lyons, Esq. Richmond, Hon : II
Assi ;au' T. VI trhrsil Washington a.
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A HIGH TARIFF.


The protectonsts making desperate effort to increase
the tariff the session They rely with confidence
recent report of Mr. Corwin setting forth inevitable frauds
under the present system As the Issue is to be boldly made
il becomes the advocates OF the existing Tariff under which
the country has moved with unparalleled prosperity To Grip
ole the batteries of the proeconsts We, therefore, take
great pleasure 10 repubshing the mastery and conclusive
broadsde of hs able commercial correspondent of Tho
Union He scaels the winds Mr. Corwn's himsy posi-
TONS The following letter is full OF interest," and will coa
mand the attention of all lovers of st and equal admins
trn,ion Of the laws We confess surprise
efforts being made at the South swell the tait being
conceded that high duties operate the South for
the bene6, OF the North
correspondence of the Washington Unionl
New YORK Der. l. lS504 P NJ.
When we regard the operations of the present tariff in
conneaon with its avowed object purely tariff
we become struck with the singular success which has at
tended II, There was n the history of
lnent tariff which yielded in four years anything ike the
amount Of which has been derived from this.
When the government in l5i2 was much embarrassed for
means the tariff of that year voted for by the late
Sias Wright the ground OF revenue ony-a departure
from principles Of sound economy which subsequent
have illustrated That tariff remained in operation four
years. and the period has elapsed under the
ton Of the present The Of money derived
from each by the federal government has been follows
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RAJ TIN0RE TspICT -

BALTIMORE MARKET. o,r9.
FLorR-&aes o! loo bhs Howard Sirrcf al si,75: 80
sales Of City Mills
WnEAT-Rcd Wheat l02 cts; White l0j 10 cts Per
bushrl
CoRv-Wh;a is quoted al GO Gl cts and yellow at - a
II eta per buslel
HmsrEy, - ca. per gallon.
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IMPORTANT TO soLDlEhs, WIDOW,

rIyIIE unl.r-snsa having been successfully en.as,i ian
tea years. the Prosecution at claim aean>l The Tn
,rawiay an the Il revolutionary and nor r...,y
wl, Me- so proposes all who BE- ~. rcsi,i e
al t,r,r own service inst OF I-i1iIye. fir AZ, .,
r.ss., september - $50 granting bounty ~ ant 10 ,
ma. cls sGi Itatt s1.icrs ~ f lad warwi Grca, n.
several iau ara s.are lao iGi Ihs lale war VIII NcY,
vail undertake tl' prosecution q" Ihci. claims Tie o.r "a
ana Satisfactory terms
Where rlii" DOS NOT Amount 10 ndfa l.an ~
th. claimant i. Ia ndsGi circumstance. charge all
i,,s .el.icrs. JAMES I SUTTON
Cornrr Of lith sai Bank streets REIN
! y Il An lrtrers Mildred 10 ]. J. SuioD il Rich.
...l -. ~. rlI.i 10 .,rlsr urnnls ait.nl.nn ~.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

20 mv be Offered and NC understand In connection with
an ype,snccd and efficient ugcntn Washington, expects ~
,l,,r, 1,rrirnilY.
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NV lMHN HE 7 Ut EIINl I'D NAFII TAN AMI NyA
w GUST. will coBneIce his ulr,airi E.t,r,,s,'a'
abosr fashionable place OF anls'uie L. on MONDAY -
or "a ana c1nil.lIr r:ery evening dam. Oh. nsel
olly.
20 Doors open n . O'clock.
" Entertainments Ia c0lnemcs u . h.fn,r 49,
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30
Grange oT n0t ii..
GExulNI con LIyE:t on.

HeusiIIoN CLARK ; 90 Another -aiFy j".i e
~ per s'!ir i!riro thus il e ..1.ji. ai.f -
yer on III sr lie manufacturers have fotcI.or -H',
n'nisi AZ 81 ii:" IGi genuine Our ;Gpics .t'..''@
'Irht! i.5' ~ IA 5iHis otter e.i ant ica..,.tie a
PURCELL, LADD = - ns:zrf
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JENNY LIMBS SONGS.
ANOTHER SUPPLY
ID r. TAYLOR has received aitier supply of
4 Jenny Lind Muse
The following al iayorl.es,
Song OF Summer
Winter warmed showers.
Sonn- n,bals,'s Song Is IL a Deam;'
Wh,u WAS quitting Norman bowels
All feel that 10Y Will
Home OF chl!iL0ois day.
Ann. Laurie
Danish Student Serolile.
Jenny Lind reply 10 do
The " luHcr
II niaacy waen roans ani g1-.
Drrtl summer E,ses.
Pnno Wirs,om To- Main Street. opfae:c Banks. Oct IL
ssAaAGE;,s' OFFICE, ID. PAINE d CO., RICH
vi MoNp. Va.
f,r 4y Al u o'c!ock-C apials sO &c Tickets 81 90
Al o'ciock-rapi,ls: si3 20 &c. Tickets ST.
Drawn Nos 90 Si-qirhanna Lottery, G1s- *:
q Il 20 70 Il 81 ~ - y 10 ID 40
Oct e. w. PURCELL d co.
FAIRFIELD FALL RACES.
l,tuERIii DsY-fni~y October III a. Z *
4 Plate R,ce mir heats 6ASXRSA
1t. John u Bots .ners bay colt by Boston, >GSAMA
dln Rosilie Summers G~L-sS-.&>-
ID Iohn B,l-her h Geldng by Benga years
81 Wiamson colt by Trustee dam By Simon
Oci II Ro p NEW Proprietor
FOR BR EMEN, THE 4 / SHIP EMIGRANT.
'F>HE Bremen Snip EM!GRANr, Captain Andres :,
now IN New York. Will b. City Point the y "A
course OF ie" days 10 loai for the above por Freight T
Oct, II LUDLAM WATSON
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SVAS committed 10 he isil IIeLrIcD eoI?. as rl"'
w asth, properly III Acho.a Long, Of tie See 81 n2'
II. on thr 1lst IT aasust 1884, Ne.o Man nalaei tj
calls himself E'mnni Parrain: cv ahon - years D. .:
compiler inches h!e; has over he lei
scar bc"N hr ch"s Of III. i geass i.'s Shen
had ia when comm I'D n jan blue ieo.5 eoai sh ~.
cloth cap Sii ago avs i II "a Is :rsi-'tfri "
OF Sis7er a- "wLtr is hc.r, G":is, 10 come ios
p.ny paw charge an him away, or u wi. ,, Icy
law tlrertI. PHILIP 7 WiNSi",,. -
fofW Randolph. ss.er.d ana Jaior, oi ii'n''cO
I,t ,rt,,y
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InpokTANr INr0RMATIoa.


vISiE I'LL grautin' Be-! NTY LAND ~ ,c solder. va Ter
iara VOLUNTEER: nili;al engaged Ia the Narai !>2
y. and hr fioia Seminole War u lSa, T. -" l,i e.
Ha.nrs War 81 .hrtag .alsy p0ys"i Congress liz uai. .
being possession ~ al the inIHS. aud nair staining Iy
requirements of tie Offices ri Tie Government, AZ.
r'"niHy 10 pgocrGlu, The or cidGania.
~ .s !sd 81 tc sol Tier, tie iEHfo.c t
tlilrl.
Those soldiers Who "a.aerd twelve months, tnf
AMI 6r.niYY -. r' HL,Rhs, So! huGil
arcs, iI those ,o god .nons,
,r !o'S IAhS. viii receive sghty acres; and thosc wia,
fol indefinite iefioi aG ctly s.yr.i
wlliI"'ei'" iorI. as.c.
A. Ihs claimant ~ warranted o5'rsi the privilege oi
ii sssg13s oray is criarRi. warrant bur ,Oh.Jgel
The land. hare adei and Considerable delay and ..a
curing gait AMI air0a,o0sy !caisl aud VIII be tile cons.
the snbcriLer oiler o5a. the soe, has Made
with competent and responsible gentlemen the We.,
ha: Warrants III thereby securing farrs lnd
dts lan| alter ~hcl tic pa'e: Tor en BE- II
i.lu- 100 he wei,
s!enst h"id lo'j5' an many -Is.ee Il ~ Mes hat 81"
lie
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Address tpaf pam JOHN GhILAIEk J.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11
NEGKoEs, FTRNITCnE AND sTocK

FOR SALE.
VA I'LL BE- sn III" pnsss tie It o November II ir
w liz. day. hcra lsey Nrgloea
the Fu:tur. .nd psr t!c Sors uh Plantation uteGs
longing Ia the al John Daniel.
Cumberland, Ocl. II, 1850. a. PAGE Administrator
~ VIII. requested 70 copy r'ds
TO TIE RELATIVES OK MICAJAH ASfiEOlD
vEtHE relations ii M:,ja! Aahor shi he .nehttd by
L poniin. w,tt The Undersigned ~ this place.
Grrri.ahurr, La Uct. II l>tl--fa j. III. WRIGHT
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