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Bachelors Meeting.

legal recognition OF the doctrine that promises ~
marriage, (Which are always made uHder efrte'
mentJ are IN the highest class ot contracts and
conscious that matrnOny is snare into winch thty
at am time nbe 70 tall, whcreupJn the bel.tiN
OF the Jreeches OF promise enures to the ec'anagr
OF designing females the BACHELORS u DOH-
LINGTON are notified to ass-nlLie tii1ganty, At
~ minutes past ttiS eceHiHy in the Park, between
the Poles and line precisely III front OF the store
OF A. 5. DEwET. The recent decision IN the case oil
Miss Bailey con, Mss Bailey, unfortunate Miss
BaiIeyrJ Us Warren, calls On every Bachelor to
look to himself! Several addresses will be made
from the wtil-curb, and melancholy song will be
sung from the cr,ss-trces oil the Democratic Liberty
Pole.
"Once more auto the brca:h, dear friends, once
more"
CsELHBS, Corresponding Secretary.
Burlington. Apr. s, 1852.
The foregoing advertisement came to US in
an authentic manner, but we give it this promi-
nent place, and have surrounded it with the
Indictments of mourning. because it is .lngu-
brous and affective in the highest degree
Alas, for the Bachelors The decision in the
case to which they refer, Bailey Z. Warner
will doubtless deter many Of them from get
ting married. They will see in it the ghotts Of
former engagements, as the miserable Macbeth
saw "many more" in the internal mirror Of the
Witches Poor devils they may well "calI
meeting! - Nobody is so much in need Of sym
pathy and support. They are wheel barrows
without ID wheel locomotives without motive
power separated scissors househoderS with
out houses-BaaIams without even asses to
teach them good manners, -RJlards without
Oliyeras,- kings in pack where there are no
queens, fractions in the Arithmetic OF lte,-
,c rScr haireS any way,-broken divders, two
legged quadruped-, iii short, anything that
that denotes or typiies an Imperfect carrying
on, OF the designs OF Providence We hope
the L'hoys will attend tits meeting AMI hustle
'cm OUT They have no business III the Park.
They ought to met in III, Lunllic Asylum,
and appoint physcjau Instead OF Chairman,
unless they regard themselves as incurab'e, as
BY the terms of their notice, they do no..
We hope to be on the Park, til, evening in
season to hear ti9 m}mn;lJ'y wai.in,s Oft
SINGER on the cro:'-;rc,s. It is understood
tIlt his song will be =" I'm over younG to
lnqrry vet" in which the elder members o. the
d.sconsoatc fraternity will joH,-the venerable
Mr. X. taking IL leading part The meeting
VIII undoubtedly be IL failure, rs renorsc of
conscience is stronger than any bravery OF
bachelors. Ihs verdict in ;Aa case Of Bailey
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900 Boxes Tin Plate as>orrd sizes 100
~'NN BoY5 CanaIa rlatra, ~ bundles Russia
Iron, for sac by VI MOVES Il co.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1851,
" trains win run as follows:
Leaves y Ldcns5urgh at 8, A NJ.
Arrive, at Rouse's Point at Il so P ".
Leave Ogdensourgh at $50 A. NJ.
Arrives AT RouSes Point at :, Pm
Leaves RoUses Point att, .PN.
Arrives at . Idensburgh at :, NJ
Leaves RuIse's Point at :, A. -.
Arrives at o. ienshurgh at >, M
MAIL TRAIN DOWN,
Connects at Kouse'S Point with the train of the
Vermont Central K. K for Boston, and tor y York
via Connecticut River K r. ; also with the Rutland
* Darlington K. X. at Burlington Tor Troy, Albany
and New ork via Hudson River and Harlan f.
Roads; connects also win the PaSsumpsic River r
r., and the Champaln aud 81. Lawrence K. i. tor
Montreal.
MAIL TRAIN UP,
Connects at Ogdensburgh with the mail stage to
Wuterown, running over plank road ANA BY the
Rome ana Watertown K. with the Central f Il.
Buffalo ana Niagara Falls also with TIE mani sta
yes on the British side OF Lake Ontario, passing
Prescott, Bro3k'.l.c, Port Hope Cobursh, Toronto
and Hamilton.
Two Freight Train leave Rouse's Point and o..
densburIh every day, Sundays excepted
Fer Freight apply - George v tioyle, Agent,
Rouse's Point.
CHARLES l.. SCHLATTER
December II, dNwu SuprrnIVnde
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Pears aeadosEacr Nruis frees,

Krrseyille, N. Y, April II.
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Matches :!

Burlington, January e. 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04
PUBLIC MEETING IN AMELIA

AT large meeting OF the people OF Acia scounv, e
rpecvc of party Amela Court House. the 18th OF
NAV being the day of the general muster VIM H. Rowlett
ESQ., called to the Chair, and Dr. Cheuthsm appointed
Secretary.
me ing expression of The opinion OF te people OF
Amelia with regard the act Of tie Governor OF
Virginia, in committing the sentence OF the slave JORDAN,
and orcbe remarks urged the necessity oil acon
and expression Of opinion By the people on this OF
such vital importance whereupon E. G. Leigh arose ana
rcd tho following preamble and re-olu.oEs
Whereas tho slave Jordan Hatcher condemned by the
unanimous Of tho legally constituted tribunal OF
the country be executed for the high crime OF the MURDER
of white man. by the interference Of the Executive has
had his sentence cmmued TO traEepotaton We mo
people of Amelia, r view OF the important results %Mtn
may flow from this improper inelerence nave ihet eoemH'
ly TO protest againsi H.
ing the executive upon the Judgment o tie Cou mas
grossly violated the trust rcposed ana forfeited Tue Confluence
OF the people, 40 generously bestowed on MN.
Rss1veJ That the forth in hi6 message OF o
lth May, in deiogann OF The laws OF io 'nna anu
without precedent in The Executive acts OF this Common
wealth; and that his message of explanation conclusive
argument against his own position.
Resolved That whilst do not arrogate TO ourselves
The mower of dication claim TO be our night and pri-
vegs freely 10 cx press opinions upon the "tcla ocis
of our pubic servants, ani that We Vs WIN our cohGc
nation and adherence, this act OF the Cbe ha9st'ae OF
VIRGINIA which has already produced in our midst spirit
Of lnsubordnaon, leading 10 violence and olo'dshed
Resolved That having forfeited The confidence oi me eo
n!e the most sasflcuiy eparaon that can ne hoe
surrender TO their hands of the trust he has Betrayed that
il NAV be conferred ON worthy TO cxercscit
Resolved, That We mean mol 10 l!nptBH uie p' C t"h
or motives of Governor Johnson but have only 10 do
with this his public uc, for which ne says he w ssho!so
only 10 his God and the State o. sr2nia
Messrs W L Booker and Farrat each atd:ess,d me
meeting in COOL dispassu,ae with marked oe!l
y which ELECTED fom the audience decided aff'oo1on c"o
| applause. ,;., NAV, ,oi, called far
end and ne sense tic meeting :Hen upon ie'n se''d"
when resolution passed tbs 4rs' hseo- ~s' @'"S
| unaninny
On no,.on Of w Booker, Esq,
Resolved That this meeting coiaiay approve me ooc'se
pursued By cu, delegate in the Legislature Col D'oa
and we only regret that he did rot 90 farther. ~,
Resolved That these proceedings be sent ~ me S'ca
nond oapers for publication
:" '''' WM ii. ROWLETT, Chmn.
W J. CHEarHAM, Secry.
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TuIRTY-sEcoNp pcoNGREss--ls7sE SESSION.
MONDAY, MAY 81, 1852.
SENATE.

Tho Chair nrcsented communication from the Secretary
r Wa, in answer 10 the resolution Of the 18th May which
w,s referred TO the Committee on Commerce.
Mr Gwinn moved u postpone l,s ms , ~ 1855 ~
tnkc up the deficiency Dill, 10 u'o" " ~ :
the Senate that bill. -, e- s,.o~,, ,,,xs =,
Mr. Mangum said II had been usua' o' yae, oi
Tho nnoach of Convention to nominate rfesoeGidi can
for the Senate adonrn over 60 as 10 aVoo 'e ne
of ,rnnsactinc business with bare quorum WIN
thai view he moved that when the Senate acoun to.oay
adjourn 10 meet Thursday next
Mr. Cass inquired whether II would De necessary 20 n"o
al order for putting the Senate chamber in Summer e''
The chair replied In the negative and said IL "oco o'
done without any order -. ILo.sI ,h,,
Mr. Cass thought this good opportunity, anu n'pee 'hs
would be the understanding. This ~ns acqu'eseeu ~
~ Hale said Il that were the they would want some
cause for sdjorrnup when The Wing ConVsnon mees ano
he did not know what that couia oe. IN r,,,...x
The motion finally carried 20 aoJoC', w. In
NJ Gwinns motion carried, and the denciehcy OIL!
. al an nm for the purpose OF being read hfa he.
NJ Hntrr addressed the Senate at enssh fepyns 70 Tue
,rts o M Pearce made in discussing 'he o' on o!'
mer day. ond after a further discussion, in
t1h w. Messr. Weller, Boiland GWinn Dawson, ano
Ennson participated the bill was read third ame ana
passed.
Inc 'eDI HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES
The Speaker called for reports of committees unde! inc
Mr. Orr of s. c. reported bill from the Commits on
nnbic lands 10 the States OF ForidI and Aiaoana m w
cons,ructIon of Railroad through those STATES WIN y
quest that it should be put upon It's say ,o deferred III,
The further consideration OF the oii was ' ~
Tuesday in next week. ~, rJo,,o od;,u,n which
w,, nepstiyed and motion has oeen inHu. W -. p;1
,he vote bv which the House refused 10 a'louih ~.
moved TO lay the motion on the ta1'e, ~n'
~ and the vote is about to DO reconsioe.el, up
nas .ho ueas and nays ordered Inc So'e "aa
oseanedsred. and the House adjourned I'LL fHoay'
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There will soon be published in this city, an edition OIL the
Reports Of Chancellor Wy,he The work is edited oy MI
B. B. Minor formerly editor Of the Southern Literary Mes
sengcr Mr.. Wythe's remains lie in St. Johns Church
yard of this City, without slab mark the place
In the Whe published very interesting letter from Mr..
Clay addressed to Mr. Minor respecting Chancellor Wythe
1t will be read with much interest by the public now that
it's us,rious author and former pupil of the distinguished
Chancellor is passing rapidly away from the Earth. Mr.
CIay who acted as amanuonss to Wythe out the
ports which are now be repubshed with his hand
Mr.. Clay says
SIT is painful to reflect that man 80 pure so upright
learned 10 distinguished and beloved should have met with
an unnatural DEATH The event did not occur until several
years after emiguted from Richmond TO the State Of Ken
lucky and of course able from personal knowledge
TO relate any of the circumstances which attended It. VI
these however obtained such authentic information Us 10
leave no doubt In my mind TO the manner OF me occur
renee He had grand nephew youth scarcely oeeye
of mature age to whom by his last Will ana testament
written by me upon his dctaon before my ron
Richmond after emancipating his slaves, ne devised e
part of his estate That youth poisoned hm ana oneis
black members of his househodby putting ARSENIC n!o
pot in which coffee preparing for breakfast tns pa
per which had contained the arsenic was founa on te
Of the kitchen. The coffee having been drank oY te G
celor aud his servants The poison developed It's
The Chancellor lived long enough TO send ior MS
Major William Duva and got him to write anotnef Win
him. disinhertng the ungrateul and guilty granohepas"
and making other disposition of his estate"
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RICHMOND ENQUlsiER.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUSE3, 1882.

The meeting in Amelia is be regretted Tie power to
pardons and combinations of punishment act but
upon single time. Each act is of mercy
well as Of Judgment upon the law and evidence; ard while
involves the exercise OF one Of the highest and ds-
cate duties OF The Chief Magistrate il neyebeessNu
which he is liable err perhaps, than any other.
The most powerful and affecting erpcr appeals seldom
wanting, when the tender coid o. mercy is sought be
touched The appeal in The case Of Hatcher, and ths
character CT The petitioners afford abundant evidence,
that mistaken sympathy awakened unte: the
influence of circumstances which il is not pGo5a5lS
can ever again Three persons The time,
under scaterce be executed the day. very
deep sympathy existed in behalf Of Of them; und The
city was canvasset for petitions In his Upwards of
two thousand signatures procured and the Pre-
sident Pending this canvass the petition for Hatcher was
gotten up and believe signed The high character Of Tie
petitioners for moral WORTH and intellectual and legal al.
tanmens has perhaps been cqualed in any OF the
many Of transportation which have occurred Tor mug
der arson &C. The continuation ot the excitement by pub
lie meetings may aggcva,e the nschisi which all should
wis 10 avoid If had any ou5t OF The purity 81 Coy.
clno Juhnsons Intentions believed that he desired 10
settle principle precedent dangerous to cur people or
Institutions give any encouragement to nsahovdna-
ton should regret the strongest measures which
might properly be taken in the premises. But such is Cot
The cases nor do believe any who kaows he Gov
crno attributes the act TO any thing but conscientious
application OF this great preogave conded 10 The Chief
Magistrate alone, human life in the last resort 10
break down the free and honest exercise OF this pefogatY
through OF popular Indignation might co more mischief
than fairly be anticipated from its application 10 me
case of Hutche should be drawn iao the political
excitemen,s controversies of the day. ...
We rarn that the chief actors in the Amelia meet
ing, (whosc appear in the proccedings,) were all
Whgs one and he voted against Governor Johnsons
election II strange that in Richmond, the petitioners,
with the exception of eight nne Whig some six 70
one; the Indignation meeting of Richmond was composed
Of probably eight Wings TO Democrat; and the
umuruous asscmbase the Governors house is supposed
to have been composed almost exclusively OF Wings
Wehope the Democratic party, leaving the Wings 10 ss
tie this matter among themselves will take farther part
In IT, for purposes Of excitement Ii no, fully satisfied with
Governor Johsons second message Legislative enacents
can place the law upon better basis, and the members
can bring forward in good ait the proper amendments
and carry them through This We should think. quo
alike to the Executive and TO the people.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
pUBLlSHED DAILY AND SEMl-WEE
rYY.sI =. A. THOMAS RITCHIE, 1A'
TIE L NJ S:

49, Dai,y Paper dollars anncn anu For IN. Semi
r. fnScn for period than one & nr SIX months pay
ye lots anu three by mail paid
We ~ ,ivance 20 be acid ia the Office or en'r
dollars per az @ bc reunited nia IN eoou ahu
.rssee the r 4hs posasc
isrs being paid by The erss Il the OF postage
a. extensive ,h,E w,teh oE AaDVgRTSiNG.
TENT, EEES5oi,IpE EE:-For lines or less first IL
fifty and every or three times week thirty
y inserted OF week, t"ie.a . '9' ~
and nan charged fifty dollars for thirty lines an
Annual for ensth-except :
a charged 100 dollars
r WEEKLY-For nes less, FIRST insertion
~ ~ III ~ for Zach continuance SO cents.
from distance must be accompanied with the ADVANCE Pay
,;s,scnr, references. 10 insure execution. ,,.
AZ O5yarss d tributes of respect exceeding e'sh 'nes o'
m Otar,es Marriages from the country M
US hand writing unknown 10 must be 1uhets y, '.
of the Postmaster In the cighborhood or they wiz IA u"
@ he nubllcd. Every that has been taken 70 @
c and ouizzes has prov heretofore nnavaling we ts
nss, in such case upon communications beng ceu
nv .l. Postmaster i on me 'ccF " NE
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Lar fhA Enni,ir<r


Mcss.s Editors Can you spare the in your paper
for the suboned article from the News IL
concluding vindication o.. Governor Jhnsons
commuation Of the slave Jordan Hatcher In asking this
much Of you do do because believe the Cnet
Magistrate needs vndcaon a the hands OF the people or
The press The laws Of the land confer The pardonine power
upcn him. and il is that should be left entirely win
his own conscience and convictions %. hs daty sworn
officer But wish show that amidst the denunciaons
of the Wing press there is at least, which has The man
illness and bodness shake Oft the sackes OF party 10 90
Justice 10 an opponent and speak the independent sen''
men,s and convictions OF an impartial mind
AN EASTERN DEMOCRAT.
IN sneaking OF Gov ohnsons Communication, the FEeder-
icksburg News OF June ls concludes lengthy eaofa ny
suyng J. ;,. :,
awe are pleased that party had nothing to Go with this
question In this section OF the State we have conv,see
with leading whigs who learned lawyers and We have
TO sec the first who condemned this act OF Executive
clemencv The that could be said against s was s
npoicy and that question TO be determined BY tho
conscience Governor He had no motive io be
than conscientious and believing him So despite he Tram
nrIs of party have sad We have nothing 10 re.
tract"
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the hey can produced numerous
and ton remarkable TO be forgotten.
Willie il fraud on public pretend that medicine
will nfslby cure-s there abundant proof that the CHERRY
general thing out almost invariably,
cure the malades for which il is employed.
ma kes wider and better known this medicine
has reliance Of the afflicted from the
calm American the palaces OF European
this country every State CITY, anc indeed al
n hamlet contains CHERRY PEcToKAL known az the
remedy eylan the Throat and Lungs and IN many
foreign countries coming be extensively used by their most
iS.n physicians In Great Britain France, and Germany
have reached their highest perecton
CasRRy is introduced and constant the
lal. Aims House. Public Institutions and IN domestic frac
n the sures remedy attending Physicians can employ n'
more affections Of the lungs Also IN miiuer cases
aa for clen il is SAFE pleasant and efectua 10 cuo IN vac.
OF the most aerpg testimonials we receive nave oeen IRON
PARENTS who have found ecacious in cases particularly neoe
nlt childhood. ,-,c,;.. ..1
CHERRY Pee actured by
w under his eye, with invarlaole
Il projected by Law from counteres' e'us
quently relied Us genuine without adulteraon
We have endeavoed here furnish the community WIN
nc OF such intrinsic superiority and worth should
their confdencea remedy at safe speedy and sfectua
h this has repeated and countless trials proved ltse 70 o
I'd trust by preparing il with chemical rae
lorm afford Physiciansa agent on WhSh ne
W or the results and the afflicted with areHeoy ta ma"
Iihcm all that medicine do.
C. AVER, Practical ano Anay!,ea
n Lowell, Massachusetts, and sold wholesale and fela II
ssshmond by PURCELL, LADD & CO., and PEIToN 'ohN
and BY the Druggists at retail hroushoutthe state
w2m .fa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04
TnEVIKGTNIAIN INVENTION.

Mrs CARTERiS ABDOMINAL AND PERiNEAL sur:
IMPORTER relief and Of Pr"lapsus Uc IS now
Tested by some OF eminent anu mas poveo
he ihe valuable iumcn!s OF the klnd no"
nou D. St Louis, Mo-. ROb II Ssara M, ~ D. j. T. Foley
Nib H. Sre Wa Deatherasc Flint llll, KapPahanhorh
G.. J. Jackson ii D., Woodstock Va j. L. liough NJ ID
Keey NJ D. Washington Rappahannock Co. va 1"nn II
FIeen4r NJ H. Col Kcyser, Luray Page Co.; VIM D Asop
b. Am3v!ie DR. Occoquaa Prince "iian Co'a
Anderson Brown II D., Front Royal Va ,.,. ~,
Subscriber for the patentes viii sell hs Sn. S.sn 0' ,a an
Ares. yoase paid Ms RappahannocS County Virginia
March Sc H. :. IoN
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u nHhV 4 7.

VNrp,EY JOHNSTON have removed the emily oe-
~ caped Messrs GAY MATHEWS Co.. No l4o Eagle Square
where hy receiving and opening large ana
mc OF Staple Fsncy Dry Guos, 10 which they in'ltc e
their former parons and the public genefay
TO TIE PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, Ma
TiIEWS & Co. AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Hay.r situai Salesman in the Dry Goods store o
vp;EY joHSsTos successo TO Messrs
rcctfuy beg ask the attention OF the customers
whose employ have spent 70 m
Of staple and fancy Dry Goods JusL re-
eere AMI oYcned by ,hom feeling warranted in assuring them
;ha, my new position aided by the accommodating ana osra
,uns nf M emplovcrs shall render them the ampe
ea'IsJci William " f1'>"oSo->'
AIiiG-
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WHEAT ,1NNESHING MACHINES.

rsNE would call the attention of Farmers 10 new
Horse driving Wheat Thresher) which he has nst
ps,e and adapted to his approved and popular Drum Inns
oe Power superior thing this line ever OIL
ed in Virginia, combining apdy of execution, with less
rower ani less ap: au oil repair preventing that
y so much breaEagcs lie also keeps hand
Ortakes great variety Of other machinery amongst which
ne would call the community his Horse Power
Saw M asy by Eoes which has been fully tes cd
AMI found m very valuable where power is not convenient
For accommodation persons (who lind ncol'chient 10
establishment the Old church. tianover)
caei these machines at The Pow Factory {"
Geo Ws Co. Franklin Richmond where VIII be shown
10 the public These gentlemen have appointed my agents 70 acl
Tor orders these machlnes Oracrs
addressed Richmond at Old Church fost Ohco
Hanover. will meet with prompt attention ,o,> ,.,,.
-rur.A
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

THE exercises Of this School (suaei within two miles OF tne
Female Go Iecalc Institute the road calng from Ne"
C,,an ckinsam C. will be resumed the lth o Janu-
e. ,a.a and terminate the 18Th ni November following
Tn. course embraces the ordinary Lnsh
h;:n. an! the frs. branches OF Mathematics ;,
Tn. ul for heretofore extended 10
mn r.sccniy solci,s continuance the and pledges
% that no rains spared in the moral and mental culture
r hcsc entrusted 20 his care. .., e,nr
,HI,m W '" Wv JOHN T. CLAIBORNE.
w. -, r Gravel Hill Pust 9fhee.
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DI,,,Vsi PLOWS: FLOWS

WYE just completed TWO new pows apon1 the
u.r .,low-one for three, ard the other for
r.nsrs have coats "f clover and weeds 10 turn
h , who want that viii choke clog, would do
i've us CALL believing do, that there is no Pow so vel
e purposes as those We oer al ms time 10 The
They have been tried BY the best judges and pronounced
ry 70 any thing tho kind now in We are daily adding
,,reay large uarrowR Couers Cultivaers &C.
of which have This spring mnde great Improvements
We can Involvement and greater variety than
this Stale, that deals exclusively in The
a ard connc the particular branch. the
be assured that We Keep up win all Tue new improve
was hand. ,,-., - p;,,, W.
tiS'",! t.,.tr GEO WATT g. CO.
;,,uIt ESiiING MACHINES, &c.-As oS
tsTeoole / am extensively sed in The ma. Z SN
arr of Th1eshcrs Fans and Horse Powers
,hs four teret styles of orse Powers which making
newly nvencd which is believed 30 better adapted the
natle machine heretofore brought into
sm The assent McCornicks highly improved keae and am
Uuscys Reagers 10 those that prefer IT,
expecting will please address by mail, and
~hiia'n'>" ' ~ ~ H. NJ. SMITH,
u,v.ciw Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-04
TIE Tax RIJ.J.

The Senate made considerable progress with the tax oil
Yesterday In the proceedings published to-day VIII Of
found the details of the BILL excepting that portion relating
licenses upon which but little was to do at the session las
evening When our paper went to press was thought s
hin vond mas, the Senate in time to be reported TO the
House OF Delegates this morning.
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TO TIE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA.

SLavEs sIioES-HoME MADE-Several wealthy Ia iarmeis hsi
yur examined our Slaves Plantation Brogue and ielt tne
os Tor winter supply Induce advertise that We are Pre-
pared contact, for any number Of pairs suitable Tor n
and very superior Orders addressed to US Will meet win
prompt
10 All Of which are offered at The lowest rates. "