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G.. {. it.AnI,
N. MERLIN, Gc1rE?1s'lEUE.

Eneoignnrc 1o''|o"sc It R"yohc.
Sptcialile pour la confrcIion DIES per
rnqncS, toupcts, h%andca"S, mates, !risct.
les. etc.
Pour Ia campagnc, On SC charge d"
lairc des %pcrruqne>. en- ca v"yhht Ia gfos'
sour de la tGic ct |, c]oulcur dcs chc,cuX.
Ouvrngcs eli ~chcvcnx, tets que la
blcaux. bracelets, bagueS. ETC., etc.
Legons de coi9"rc.
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TONNEI.l.ERIE
N, T.. ~ASSEIINE\V.
A.. GrNIii.E.
.ErCCA!. "a .NNpGlPONciLie.

ENrrce 81 profession dams lc 5cmr Dis
trict 1udiciaIrr. compose DIES paroi>ses As
somption, Loto"fchr Inferno ct 1s~rebonne.
II donncra tol> SEES Soins aux a%tlaires q,l'on
,omlra bien lli confer dams &C district TT les
a~vOi4inanfS. l3s.ul*
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III remercie vi>emcni lie public dc la ben
~ Vigilance don't II ma juSqn'a &c jour en-
fourt; Is vi ma Tongue prntiqne, t%o"JonrS
rortroffffGGc de success. a Ell droi! il I'M pa
tronnage constant ct genefruX, le pre- mes
am, den dtvcrsrr unc paitie sur mon mis-,
4. J.. Plough Jr. Son Office Scra proclaine-
ircnl onvel dams la rue ST. Philippe, vis-i-
v- Ia dcmrurr DIN DR.. Scudday, OH on lie
,rotvrra conStainmant a Ia disposition d"s
porSonnrs qui voudront l'honorer de lcur
cUntiancc.
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FORGERON EFT INGE\IEuR MECANIClEN.

FUINtlE{VN Eft T~NV'ENIEtTS MFN
- TT JACOB III. ALMENDINGER pre-
&vsMa Went les p%lantenrs qu'il extcutera Il
donici'e toulcs sortes donvrageS de Sa profess
sion. qn'on voudla hien hi confer ct Gull sc
transportera sur toutcs leg habitations OH il scra
appelc. pour Y executor les ri p%arations dcs ma
chimes i vapcnr. ct les metre en- pen dc temps ct
a DIES priN mode rts, Il. mcme de hien tonctlon-
ncr. 1861
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A NADtitl NOR I'll.
NENa)RE.
hNm'l

TOMBES Ell MO%UMENTS FUNEBRkS.
ssr /, slEUK Is. r. plAT'lEN, connu dcpfis
~ p~lusieurs ann, es par les ininbrenX onv IL
yes, qu' lila Iaits d,ns le ci,hctiared lie cette par''-
Sc, ct eeux des prroisses aVoisiiantes. n llnl'-
lleur de pr, venir -es a,sis ct le public en- g.n'-
raj, quill Went de ~receyoir dn Aord de IAiat +
que. ct do lItaiie. DIES narbres de lo;les cspGcts
ct qu i! est pref aegecnter tottc commando -
tonbes. cavea,tx de iasniile on monuments con.
ccrnant sa pagtIe.
II %e,nploie an choix des families. lie marE,re Il
pierre. on lie .oois. ct sc Charge tgaletnent des
critics on e~iitoilragestie totnbes. soft ell beis soil
en- Ter. Pour plnsatnptcs renseigiements, sadres.
ser chez hi PlattenvilIe 4 c6tl de lEglise IA.
roissiale del Assumption. SEES prix SOM DIES plus
mode res
Pla,tcnyillc. % octobre 1850. [n9.6i
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A. VI. Foley. ". james, A. Ne,Aell.

A. VI. Foley. ". James, A. NeaAeH. zaa
No. 500. ~
Eahe State Of Louisiana. Fifth Judisial Dis
trict Coart, in and for the Parish OF Assuinp-
ton.
Sheriff Sale.
BY virtue of, and in obedience to q writ Of ~.
Fa. TO me directed by the Honorable the above
Court, in the above entitled and numbered suit,
/ have seized and will offer at public auction at
The Court House Of this Parish, Saturday the
9th day of September next 1851, at Eleven
O'Clock a, m, the following described property to
wit:
A certain tract of land, situated in the Parish
of assumption, on the left bank, OF the Attaka-
pas sCslnal lending to lake Veret, having five
s,rpents front more or less, by such depth as may
be found, belonging to the same, bounded above
by land Of Hiiaire Braud, and below by land o.
Pierre Lefesre, also q pair OF oxen, a COW, and a
Twaggen. ga.
Seized 10 pay and satisfy the above aefif and
costs Of suit, with the bcnift Of appraiseinent
es gtgl Terms cash. 10
Parish Of Assumption August 2, 1851.
asl & A. F. HICKMAN Sheriff yE
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u. r. HeituiH vs.. Heirs ef Basiie Richa"I

Il. r. IkiiuiH W. HRS u Basaie Rtctd'd
s No. 3l3.
Sbe State Of louisiana, Fifth judicial Dis
- trict Court in and for the Parish of Assump-
ton. s55'a .tH+ #1Ta
Sheriff Sale. E + Wsa ~
by virtue Of, and in obedience to a wrt of III.
Fla. to NE directed by the Honorable the above
Court, in the above entitled and numbered suit,
! have seized and will off.r at public auction,
at the Court House of this Parish OH Saturday
the 9th day Of S~eptenaber 1851, at eleven o'clock
An. the undivided halfofthe following described
property to wit: *.s+ % 5}SEs
the undecided half Of a tract of land. situated in
this Parish, ON Grand River measuring forty and
$500 superficial acres, 0 bundled above and be-
low by land Of Thaddeus Knight, being in Pown-
ship "a, Range ~ fractional se elton 2. Aga
Seized to satisfy The above mra and Costs OF
suit, with the benefit OF appraisement. 2s5'
Terms cash. 7H
Parish Of Assumption August 2, 1851.
4s.1 A.. r. HICKMAN Sheriff.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

y NJ IINOTNT -
DonalIsonriHe. e~pcoiignws In fourchen DsrrHs'
- Nj. FELIX BEssON PREVENT ses ainls
I'LL eli lie public en- general, quill Went dorgal'.
ser sur un Douyesaa pied, SOC bel tfis'lsse'nsh'
comm sons IL nom de Commercial Hoht. Une
BARRE, Oh les. consommatenrs trouyeronl you.
ionrs des Ligueurs, Sirops, Wins. re. de premier
,cboiy. est %attacfiie a rlf6te.!, ct dams la sale da
CUTE se trouve h Biliard.
NJ. Felix Besson. qui $ 'oeerpe achievement et
exclusiyemeut de l'amelioration successive oe
son endorsement, espere que lie public vondfa
bien Iui continuer IL bienveillant patronage sons
leanel ia pris lie Commercial Hotel. mr.
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A. l.. PLOUGH n SON,

.s DENTiSrES.
1HEEF7 EKONT ii Franklin House toutr opera
- ton chirurgicale ~ ar,iIicielIr. d"':-
nent sur les lieux III par correspondence
tou1e consultation dams l'ai.riblt de lcur
profession. Les families qui vo''d!ont les
maudcr aupres d'eIles, les ,rouveront ,ou-
lours prGis d Sc rcndrc i lr,r reclamation
dams lie plus BRET dtlai, ct sans retribution
extra.
Thibodaux, 7 mars 1851.
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Gaius 4 napsur sulfureuS.


{ W iLltAoi hiNp'tL'
l.c DocrEun B~ourILLtER St.AsrRE
PREVENT lie public qH'h Went Attub!ir
dats ga dcmcurc unc Sale dc bains a
vapcur S,,ifnrcux. Les hcurcux res,il-
tats obtcnus par CT systemic ct lc desir
dc npondrc IN vuu general. tells sont
cs mobiles scntimcns qri Font anl'ne
en- fnndant Get Establishment. Tout lie
monde connaft dtja i'rficacit6 ,onse-
rainc dos hains a yapcur S.ifurcux; nous
II 'avons DONG pas besion dc dire que les
Phnmati<mcs meme les plus invcteres
nc sauraicnt ~re.istrr il son action; que
les maladics c%utanees, les All. CtlCns III
tc,tiuaIcs ct autrcs di.paraisscnt a son
contact. s.r . ~
lie Doctcur Bouliiiier Went d'ajo'tcf
ii &C sy-temc qui Get rtla ars>i simple
qu'eiegant M apparel dune %incompara-
bic utilize C'crt MI vrntilatcnr place d
l'ii.ttrieur de Ia machine ai moycn du-
qucl on degags Ii yapcur on gaz snlfn,
rc,ix dams moiu, dune minute. Les
dangers, auxqneIl. lie patient tt"it pre-
cedemmcnt expose, SC trouvcnt aln>i to
talcmcnt antantis. En- rilei, par Tanclen
sy.teme il fhlait an moins dix minutes
pour Eai,c lie engagement total. Or, II
p~,nvait ~pr,iser que lc malade vint a So
sr.uycr NAL durant le col,rs dc lopera-
ton Ct par consequent de graves acci-
dents Sen sui,lc par suite de la lcnlcui
dc l'ecoulcment du gaz sulfureux.
7F-x DIES BANS.
Pou, unc Domaine SIS. 90.
Pour moins dc douzc ou pour rhaqnc
balm -, 90. Ak .a a.4
Tine machine dc Ia meme nature csl
en- vote dc construction pour les he
grcs.
n re DR.. Bontillicrs St.-.Audrr
profile de eettc occasion pour rcmcrcicI
lc public dc Encouragement gull a blei
.oulu hi accorder jnsqn'a &C jour. ]
csc cspercr que la memo col'fiance ct J,
meme patronage, don't il te,a en- sort'
de SO rcnlre toujours dignc, lui scron'
continues a Pa,cnir. H..
p. .S.-Chaque baigncm est tenn d'
SC pour,oir dun Diap ct dc denx ser
%victtes. te tl5.)
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4be State Of louisiana, Fifth Judicial Dis
- trict Court in and for the Parish of Assump-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
VIRGINIA AND VERMONT.

The Now York Herald handsomely vindca.es the course
Of the Virginia Legislature against the maddened assaults
Of the New York Tribune and other abolition organs which
UNANIMOUSLY Style vgnias eamsn, of Vermont as not on
" "uncourteous" but piece Of "backguardlsm" Inc
Herald saws that public sentiment will every where iuy
Justify the Virginia Legislature and II states the csso mus
strongly and justly:
What are the circumstances of the case Some time
since the Legislature Of the State OF Vermont passed
relating 10 fugitive slaves which Is Clearly In violation OF 'ne
constitution Of the United States and OF the Fugitive oave
aw nnssed In pursuance Of that instrument al the last ses
sion of Congress There necessity for adopting suc
measure even were II unconstitutional. The only oo-
ect ON the part of the Legislature In passing was 10
hibt M will TO the Southo go out oil their way 10 evnce
THAR hostility 10 the social institutions which not one Oh len
of The members knows anything about and 10 increase the
Mt present unfortunately existing between te Two
sections of the Union Soon after passing this law the e'
rislarre of Vermont while In phianthropc MOOD passed
series of resolutions for the promotion OF peace copy Oh
which was sent each State. In noticing them the VIZ
pina House of Delegates directed the governor OF na
10 inform the Executive OF Vermont hat the? dechne
TO consider those resolutions relative to the peace OF ne
world until the Vermont Legislature should snow seH
careful of the peace Of the Union by conforming 70 ne en-
acments of the constitution of The United States ana laws
passed In pursuance thereof The abolition journals tetm
this a blsckguard proceeding we 90 MOI see ahy'nns
bIackguard about L. On the contrary we mink IL put
pable hit; and II the members Of the Vermont LeesauIe
were at all sensitive Il would them deeply See the IN
consistency of that body One day they pass
breathing hostility the South and TO Sonnern insu
tonp and drawn up for the express purpose We are sasneo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28


G. NJ. West Brother have Lecture delivered nj
the Musical Fund Hail. Dec. 23d, 1850, on The Jss by
the Rev. Joseph F. Berg D. d. Pastor of the First Reform
ed Church. Philadelphia r. b. Peterson We have MOTH
ing say these controversial questions The lecturer ID
said be eloquent and proound-but it is proper that va
should say that in card In the Philadelphia SUM- he dsa
the of the phonosrap report OF the lee
ture now before u.s.
We are indetsd to Mcssrs Harold Murray for Harper
and Brothers edition of Oire novel, BY tho author OF
1.-THE oglvies,' popular novel.
Singleton Fontenoy R. ~. by James l1annay (late o
"Her Mnestys NavyD author of Sketches of "ttra-Ma
ne" and other works which have been stamped with public
appreciation.
The 7th No. of Thackerays skechy, graphic and charm
ing history Of Pendnnis and the 10th number of Lossings
handsome and interesting Pictorial Field Book Of the Revo
luton.
To Harold & Murray indebted for The January No
of Harpors Now Monthly Mugazine-n WORK Justly popn-
ular and always filled with attractive matter The present
No. is illustrated by fine portraits of Soulhey Madame
Campan and Thomas De Quincy the English opium
with racy photographed sketch Of tho latter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
CONGREss--2D sEssI0::
FRIDAY, JAS. 81, 1851.
SEN ATI

"
Mr. Seward presented the memorial Of tho Quaricy Cor
ference of the Wesleyan Methodist Communion o Hec,c:
Circuit New York praying The repeal Of he fugitive slave
law; which was, mo:o3 laid on the taho
On motion by Mr. Han'n, the COMMITTEES on Printing "ae
directed to enquire addonal provisions Of aw
cessary TO provide for the census printing.
bill providing for the claims Of Aacican citizens :or
atlons by the French prior 10 1901 read thit t.:e
and passed
The Senate took up bill granting the rish, ct way
and donation public lands 10 Mississippi and Lousanno
aid in the construction Railroad from Mstison.r La
Jackson, Miss After long DEBATE, the bill amended
by attaching To II another BILL OF similar character 70 aid IN
the construction Of Rairci ID from Lou!s' 10 81, Louis.
Indiana and Illinois, and then ordered to be
crossed.
The private calendar then taken u and Bills % the
following titles ordered 10 be cnpfoSsed
Bill for the relief OF Elizabeth Jones and tho other chill
den of John Carr; bin for the relief Of Thomas Iutchnsop
bill for the relief o. the representatives Of Joseph Watson:
bill for the relief Of Nathaniel Champ and Others.
And The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House. in committee, hns to-day been occupied Ia the
consideration of bills the private calendar TO which no
objections were made; and which, consequently, were avor
ably disposed OF.
Among these bills RENTING hnos OF gantng remu.
neraton to mail contractors; sum 10 the Virgnia WOOL
len Company amounting $685. for falling 10 fulfil con
tract entered into with the government caused by the loss OF
the vessel in which part of the supplies were shipped and
tho small breaking out IN the establishment and others
of an individual character.
Most of the bills however which up, for grant
ing pensions PERSONS en.a"d in the military and naval
service United States. Some of these 1t intend
were adopted determining that the pensions allowance
contemplated shall commence from January l7'O.
tis difficult conceive upon what principle such amend
mens made The parties were either entitled TO pen
sion or they la the former case hny should have
eas, from the time when applcnon was mhde to Con
gress and In the latter they ought not TO have II at ALL
After about hour. had been spent In comnitteeo The
whole tho bills which had been adopted without the amend
mena alluded 10 rs period which pensions shall CON-
mence were passed by the House. Those 60 amended
were objected to- and remain the Speakers abe for .0
ture discussion.
The House then adjourned i'll tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
For the information Of all interested, We publish the fol-
lowing card of Gen. James Hamilton, OF S. G.


The creditors Of Texas for the payment o "toso oy;
certificates or scrip 1.-THE duties on imports we're speels
or the revenues of the late Republic generally peose
are requested TO meet the National Hotel washington
Cy on the first Monday in February next al ~ ocio:s'
for the purpose of asccrtainiLg .,c
lar What class of creditors in the opinion Of the Ss'
ereary of the Treasury of the United States hoa oDe4
tons which involve uteror liability on the part o 'a9
United States. i.r
ID What releases he will require such creditors 20 ssn
eced by the provso resersing five millions for t pay
ment In the boundary adjustment 4ct passe' - VIZ ~
session of Congress ,., .,,;,,s, s.or
The creditors who held certificates OF stock ened coc
sodatcd fund of Texas" and who received 10 eu Ie.so'
rew certificate of the Audo. and Comptroller OF Texas,
.no rho amount of their old certificate down 10 seventy
ccn,s On the dollar specially requested 20 attend etner
in nsrson or b: noxy; some preliminary measures vi" o.
.oeer,I s that meeting. 10 facilitate IN adjustment dno
payment OF the fuoc :so' u 'e"s' a. TIC - ~
Legislature, In Novrn'ocr -.
rbo subsber suggests that in where the crtNa
.nno attend person. they depute the members Oh Con
ore,s from their respective Districts represent c -
hi. meeting 10 Of vastmportance TO enable fho Legislature
Of Texas appropriate the reserved Ave millions 10
uent OF such creditors may be declared TO have ca-s Ga
the same. NJ, :
Tho subscriber will withhold from the crsc!tola o.
Texas an expression Of opinion that the Legislature VA" A.
s next session. pay the pubic debt Of TsXa Justly hna ia
y whi:n they will be ac.ing only In ooedltnce ~ .e
public senmen, Of the country -
The subscriber will bs ubIr TO lay pasore INC lee'i'S
ANALYSIS Of the public debt OF Texas the securities pecseo
for each issue the and date o tie same unc M
si6caon by which the Auditor and Comptfo!le Of leAsS
has recommended their payment
The napere in the United States generally requested 70
ove insertion or Two this card several OF their sub
scbers NAV be Interested in the subject 10 which
j. HAMILTON Of S. c.
in os o,rn right and as attorney for osesrs.
Austin, Texas, Dec. 5, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
AMICuS.

or ide enquirer,
Mes.rs Editor: As of the voters of the sixth Con-
ore..iona District feel interest in the approaching
elections and the first wish have TO express IT, lna D
NAV be elected Several nominations have already oeen
made in about ten days after the publication OF Mr.
cnrd; and how many more are in reserre no man "o
No cannot afford to divide Harmony, energy and unnhlih
70 among our end5 Indispensable 10 our success
Every Democratic voter must do his iu duy, OF we may
he beaten have no objection 10 urge against any man
mean to vote for the nominee Of my party under my pre-
oypectatons ct all cards and the aSt erreTy
All I want ia nm honest, and able champion am
compromises man, for the Union Of the sta and eGp,o
;sr tor the of the Democracy in the sixh Con
,rcssionol District The man is not so important as t'e
Cause.-The candidate as the party F'irorsm mus y,taa
IN atrio, ard personal ambition 10 political Prmc'ps
scardinz therefore, all personal prcdlec'i9n ana preaGi
und dslyowing any opposition TO others DO nevc M
esaorv 10 rsnoinaie Mr. Seldom 10 secure another pe
mocrstic triumph In the Metropolitan District thls sprhlS
Whether he will uccop; II not he must determine lot m % @
soc Rut when he remembers the circumstances OF MS os
mer elsclions his of gratitude for past
signal and repeated honors-wil am sure SO as
como his wish and purpose retire. as to yed ns
dsinclination TO be candidate TO the aesirs' 'i'
aha she suese' - A COUNTRYMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
To the Editors of the Wig.

RlcHNoHD, JAs. 2i-n, 1854
Ihave received letters from gentlemen In the
Eastern rs well the Western paT, Of the State, from
which IL wond appear that here In pretty general
circulation that member of the Convention, in Ia
vor Of the white basis"
As The most general and convenient mode OF answering
these inquiries and acsng the circulation OF such rumor
will with your permission avail myself Of your columns
10 say that expressed entertained any tleh
purpose. ., -
uoon which all the other reforms earnestly desired may
depend II Is also that in opinion, ought {" oa co"i
promised the only of preserving harmony between
the East and the West If the only means OF preventing
an ultimate division of the State Iii one that my uo
ment may be eompronissd without sacnace o. pilncpe
when the proper time arrives n the proceedings OF the Con-
ven,ion may attempt IT, and then developo my views In
full Until then think It unnecessary not nproPe' Wat
John NJ ROTTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28

David r. Achson, Esq, Of Missouri Of the senert
TO the protest against the California bill, IN recent letter
which find published in the papers of tut Stats in re-
gard the Compromise remarks ~ believe that we can
with honor acquiesce tho adjustment of all the questions
of slavery made at the last session Of Congress- and seru
pulousy observe the terms Of settlement. Although in my
opinion the slave States did equal and exact justice
yet escaped dshono and degradation Let US hold ouT
Northern brethren strict observance Of nil the terms OF
seemen they mus, comply with their part Of the bargn!n
the for the recovery OF fugitive slaves must hc enorcsd
stolen property must be SURRENDERED"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28

The cConvention-Work Cut out for ConAideration'
On Saturday. Mr. Edmunds oil Halifax made report from
the committee the Executive Department. which was or
dered TO be printed.
We give the principal points of the reported organization
emitting the article on the Militia
Governor who shall be 30 years old, native ci'zen OIL
the United Staes and hold his Office for four yeas-hos
reelgbe The Governor be elected by the people, al
the time Of eectng members of the General Assembly, ana
by the same electors His salary TO be s50UO
lieutenant governor; have the same quallhcaons as
the Governor be elected the time and hoo once
also for four years. act In Of impeachment OF reno
val of Governor his doah REFUSAL inability TO qualify
resignation or absence from stae The Lieutenant Co.
to be President of the Senate with casting vote
aone-and while acting President Of Senate to have the
compensation of the Speaker of the House OF Delegates
A Secretary of States to be elected by the people.
Treasurer and Auditor TO be elected BY the Legislature
Board Of Public Works, consisting oi three Commis-
soners DO elected by tho Lsgsaure-one 10 hold ONCE
years. for four years. and ono for SIX years lher
powers and duties to be specified by the Legislature
Mr. Wise moved resolution that the committee on the
Legislative Department enquire into tho eXpedency OF In
cooperating in the Constitution provision, which he pro
posed giving qualified veto to tho Governor
In the Supplement tomorrow these important documents
with other resolutions offered, will appear In full
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
A MONSTER PRESS.

Wa regret that accep, the very polite invitation
of Messrs Beach s. Brothers. the entepr,ng propstos
Of the Now York Sun, hs complimentary dinner 10 be
given by ,hem evening" January 2Sb al the AS
tor House. to Col Richard NJ Hoe ITO whoss inventive &C.
MUS the Western Hemisphere, if the whole world, is
deeply indebted fo constant Improvements 10 fast printing
Chimes $50 should DO most happy 10 mngs in social
with the distinguished authors editors publishers
and inventors who WILL doubtless grace the ,able-to wit
the sparkngs of wit and eoquencoand to unite In
doing honor the enlightened inventor who has conferred
immense advantages on society 10 mpoveng tho rapidly
Of multiplying printed sheets. Tho elegant invitation Is
decorated with beautiful representation in gold OF the
Monster Steam Printing Press erected for the ~ Y Sun
whose fret operations have with such complete sc-
cess This press believe is calculated to strike of
20 Gao cnnna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
orD AMHERST MOVING.

Tho democrots held large niceing a Amhe;st Cou.t
House on Monday which spirited sGd IN a6 ss P, Tss9a
approving as 1a
We have received copy of the proceedings but
This %9as piy gS Steps
10 m | ,atsn AZ the meeting have county candidate
nominate at February Court Col Richardson, We earn
,no.,Iv spokon Of for tho LynehSurg ftpueo"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2s 1851.

On Tuesday the deficiency bill up in the House oil
Representatives and long debate occurred on certain
charges which had been mndc against the Third Auditor
of the Treasury and certain corks in his office, touching
their alleged ineiiciency, which was participated IN by
Messrs Raymond aralson Robinson, Morse Parker Bay
ly, Scddon and Aycrct.
w. ,l,