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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-06
VI EDIGINE a LUXU RY,
DIR. MILLS
1IR0N.1TIC .SIO.H.iGH BI1'YERS,!,

innocent tonic illuretc Beverage prepared Fr,, Il.
"A purcSt very best materials auI ,fg rgetI'-. sc.
- article OF which IS strengthening aud uvt.o7as L, :.
tys:sn, aud By its highly Hr0,aHtir properties i. os
DELICIOUS ELINIi,
correct the appetite bS STRENGTHENING >oal1r an
ses'tve organs, the most certain specific for the R,-,
Ciolic, Liver Complaints, Dizziness Fata;.. Palpa
;i0n, and all Nervous Diseases; D,sp-i E.a4e W,4
ness PHYSICAL and Mental D.bilit. re.G!li.7. the -oaJ
and partinE tone and ceerfulncSs Ia. atel; si.E1
iis Is truly un
ISYIGORATING CORDIAL.
ind SHOULD he in the possession Of family n rom
sIn!un oil the feeble well TIE iI-alt; s;gL'
satisfy the most incre,lnlous I:r beneficial effect ily
being perfectly innocent and harmless Cos e s!c4t
constitution.
TRAVELLERS
viii ni them Invaluable, dispensing they do Nth the
in:oyMnces often engenlere,l by cham e an..
dispelling Ague Pcver, and the elects ei MA, pevsy
description,
TO HOTEL pROpRIEFOIS
Every vel resuatg. Hotel should be supplied sa NT'
iEIn;ttc omdch Be,", th-r pleasant aIgi
heaiihtul than the ordinary "Gt Eii' heretofore as-;
a single trial kill exclude all others.
DOS 4 Adults. teaspoon full to snail aiae glass
;iIree times day, Ottener. All li,il, it
I 700 strong
Sold in quart bottles b. all respectable Druggists and 80.
erh dealers In the United Sai Canl.-., Sc and At Who'll
sale by Mi o. MILLS S"ir Proprietor, New York, skrt
all communications should be directed.
II &. W. fRANZuElM, Agent,
I fs2S-iTn M'i,r',-. Va.
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Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS The Apocalypse, at, Cd 81 series;
~ Is the Seven Churches;
Family Payers, eTols;
" Signs Of the Times;
- Minor Works, Isl, "a and 81 series;
- me chnreh before the Flood;
"a Tue Tent and Altar;
The ElEy Life;
q The Hessed Life;
IS = = q - foieei Of the Day;
4" Voices Of The Night;
- Voices OF the Dead;
=. Notes on Genesls Exodus, Leviteus, Daniel,
Parallels Miracles, S. Matthew So. Mark and
tana15 WILDE 1 BRO.
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DR. J. DELAcY LEBPuv.

n. "A Treatise on the Nature ami r,t7,ra, :; ~
and Diseases Of the Ear, with M Treatment Of ii, ~,
nd Dlnb. price 81. 80
Money letters must be Registered L., IL P,s.,,
Registered Letters at rSil.,se h.- ~ !,
mind. Correspondents must Eain,s Postage f.r -
'usTers the New Postage Law re':isu4 prepayment Of L.
'ers. 1900, ahi-G4
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New Spring and Summer Goods
II

mol SPRIGG HOUSE.
TAKE pleasure saying friends that recev
ing my Spring Summer Goods consisting Of Broad
Cloths Of alI co1r have beautiful lot of Plain and Fam
cy French Cassneres think much better assortment
than can he found in the city.
Also-vCstings In variety and Of every description
THIN SUMNER GOODS.
stock of DraL Dyta, BombAzne, Dack, Lin
en- Marseies italian Cloth &c &C. &e that can't be beat
for making Clothes the weather, all
Of which prepared make In tie best possible
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting OF Cloths. CassmeTgs, Cashmere Cloth Duck
Linen Drab. Dea, BomIlzue and various other Goods
made up In eoOu STYLE; PantaIoons In great
ETY.; Shirts Collars, Dress Gloves, Cravats, Suspenders
every other article that Is required for Gentemans
avs F'f4'e give 'ns =" fA''' s. RICE.
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Public NOTICE.
HAVING discontinued the Grocery business heretofore
III Market street, the city Of WhetlInS
persons Indebted hereby required to make pay
tia list day Of April Otherwise the same will he
put In the Of collection By suit Without Ispset to
Ft sissei 1sA, 1sss NND"'@ AI mafl4
1lARfICULAR attention called syle Of lever
watch, CrGry part GftAfeh fs IN ADIer-
Tea which every variety OF style, gold and silver
watches JeWeEd and all warranted to be correct
PoTSair 81 C. p. BROWN,
nay1 Washington Hall, Monroe ST.
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MIsCI4Il a NE0Us.
). B. Marsh.
sR'n- Marshs& Wayman
EHoLEsAlR AxD REr4uL DEALERs rs
BOOTS ANO SHOES
10, 80, MOuIU6
WHEELING, VA.

T4TrtiE oLo sr1SD OF !. n 9tIRsa.l
NO. IS. Monroe ST.,
WHEElISGt VA.
TSgST DOOR lU 5iKEER. UTr ASD CO.'S
JJHHrc now receiving from our eastern
shoes for Fan and Winter ear 6erein this market
they having been selected With great SIRE and ma
men in the cast expressly for We are noH pFeP
8itS TSrie;y Of Fan a j Winter Goods SUR
passed by other house in te either IN STYLE, quaS
orinsteria durability WorkmanshlT whether made IN
this city or any other country.
Our stock consists in part ; Of the following articles
500 pairs best calf boots;
So Water proof boots.
800 pairs hest cali hrosans;
so so sic
80 low price tss.- hEosa ans, -;
coo pairs boy y thick BfoFaasi
IS youth; ,S IL
as pair. boys thick sSs Boots asi's-
~ ~ saIf
1850 pairs youths esif 5 ss s0''''
80 80 S shfok
$50 rars w.p,n T9 ssiss5., T al eo.or.;
90 Walking saoss; :,
200 morocco buskins;
99S Jsnny Linds;
s g R ssI;s: boots;
go shlldft9s fancy boots
1000 Kid and morocco
a5OO meas, womau's and misses gum shoes of the
Also great variety not here enumerated which we will
sell either wholesale or RETAIL on the most accommodating
Merchants will find tito their decided advantage call
aud eShune stock before making their Pa and winter
purchases. nV9 MARSH & WASAIAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-06

ILPersOns knowing IhleB.ed to SleClaens
~ Knox earnestly Tequssedo call and settle by cash
or note before the arSt Of January.
PFlena having claims aganlt the urn will please present
.sss s. ''a-'4A'''A' MecLALIExs KNOX.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-06

Students wishing to perfect themselves in TIL. sF,-
medical science, will md opportunity Of ioi.n: Ii: Ia
the Eve ali lar In6rmhry Of Dr.. Delacy L.Iriu r.
Place ClinIQues, every fucslay and FrIIv aft-- -
to O'CLOCK, during Medical ,ll=-e tsrn,,.
TERStS.-Five Dollars. Consultation Fee Tn Da!,,,
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BOOKS! BOOnS!

Jo .55f s sad ET 1lSisI Fl - E R's
WOULD ca" attention i,G TO my n Ts5 large stock of
Of every variety used in and about Wheeling and sold
MeGaEsyyi's Series of Resaersi
Elementary, Eclectic, Sanders and Town, Spoilers;
Smiths, Green's and Kirkhan's Grnnmarsi
IL Davies Rays, Adams TrHcys and Greenrats ArIth
netics
All kinds of Primers for children, together with assort-
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
ALso-cop; Letter and Fancy Note Papers Of yar
kee Notions, Porte AIonaes and
Ny of Hank Rocks will always be found complete.
would also call attention to my stock Of
which lie surpassed in style and quality, variety md
eliSar ness by any h3ase in the West
enabled to sell low prices. Don't take word for IT. but
call and examine for yourselves before purchasing else
ap1 ~, 1ss Main st. Wheeling, Va.
~ 4OOy Tin Cigars:
| 1000 Apollo "a
2,OOO ri Dorado
5000 Washington Monument Ctgars
1900 PanetlaS
| II ,pON havana
5000 Dsa Cruz Principe
:, DoSssSIe Lump ToOaecoi
Just received and for sale by
oc3l WA, LAuACITLIN.
TOBACCO, AND CIGARS:
| w assortment the following articles
1900 Consuelo Cigars:
loco La ElOisa -
1000 Il saiv"io
1,OOO II Dorado 4"
1000 la Protection Cigars;
1,WIO Prunrca -
1,OOo Flores
] !, boxes Twin Brothers tobacco;
Virginia
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
New savings Rank store,

- 49, OLD POST OFFICE.
49, fSKeeP the Head and Feet GOVefed.o
ffIZEH6n Wheeling md VicinltysThis old maxim for
health reminds tAt & not be auliss to call ar
attslion % Fall and Winter stock Of oot soeE Hats,
CAPS EnhTtas and Carpet Sacks, the OF Market
ala uoroe streels, where WIN and great variety Of
oa Lately received Goods, suitable TO The season, at
Log pEtsaa.
Sey lAankn fof The liberal patronage received since
osibg amongst yol, solicit al 70 call and
seek. q E Be pleasure 10 zee and wait on
yDut fll 1nitinE labor it'll that give their on.
spng health. and % this adding industry and economy
L4des, q yoH Wish % purchase fashionable and cheap
winter BounetS llFe
O8H q the Cd Post Once, opposite the McIuFe
tenemeu, Il you wish % purchase fashionable Cap
Gaitattie above Place. where you viii get-that
Rensselaer, the cd Post Once corner.
70 coauy Merchants have few GoOds dispose Of at
80 Ell WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-06

''IN, the undersigned practitioners Of medicine T.,
IT SeU YORK, having hail occasion To uiti,ss ,,,
~ LeBrun and Duftnn In diseases If III. I:,r All
lis aside all personal Jealousy and prejudice feb Nv Nv
hc course pursued by them in ircat. li,t .,s II r.
cate organs, rrnuI the HHIrdiisisi success mir
tsaded II, Is well worthy the attention CT ,sr ry,f
brethren throughout the United States T,.;5I -,
treating diseases Of tile middle AMI Internal rlr L -
Of "'aetcated vapOrS, particularly in els,l, AMI 60,
satS cases, forms neE era In the practice VI lts
nl nils ull Void which has long been !elt b. he
practitioner. Ia diseases Of the ~. ;'cy ,.Iia, -
resort to operation. As sSllftl alrist, AMI
enthusiastically devoted to their profession, NJ.
commend them to such as mas require thei- ala -
Sighed, NLENtNgUG X. M,ft. ND
tiio : CRANES, NJ d. llnENcE wiNsLIN, NJ. II
.. DELPNS, 81. H., ALLsrOx H. FR,StIs NJ n
I. v. VAS BURRS, NJ. D., BEDFURO DuREsv, NJ /,
.Nstp York, August Il 1879.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-21
.,cuuoND ENQUIRER,
THE .rNwrEx1y, AND wkkxlf,
rr',, rr,,~cuIT ,,nnD PRYOR * puNNA'ANF'

,rors per annum, ana AZ Ee
CE p" i,I',rs # taken Tor hs!'T' y. .r uuuu,n aud
ysiP .! CSt Weekly. hve dollars Pc "a he paiG
SoSr r. ,r ak months payable III 'oi so ar six dollars
hits s.s or rc:n,Ied ey I'M
5, -rAl'n al the '"" ex,en;ng the cireuauou ,hs
W.. N:T rNOI'IRER in the souIhe," WEEKIY
kiCHAoH' ,aye rnmmenc,d the Issue tss"e,;r, matter of
f,Er,;, ,yn;rh contsins nearly sn '>
and ScmiW eekly editions character Of the
me ssy no,hins OF the po"' ~ whn, il was hal:
RICHMOND tate tina, is the purpose -; ,b.
century ago II ILsr energies 70 the d'.' So. The
kd''o', S;sS - Know So,hinsism has o''"s''
i.sGcs WHICH N" -. ,,,lsy
county ,,,;,s, i. publiskei every " e.. sS :,
min AZ 81 per nunum pal" ~ NO deduction is
wbeu pnvmen; is MOI made ~ ",;uc ratio for $40 ak
MADE III Se, ,c.sr- Eur.ircr viii be intn's" n nm in
soprs pn' VI co,;.s for $40 twenty four e"p''' w."
the same propOri!on ,nyrRTlSlNG
IEh"S ~ Far TEN lines Or less. III
Is TIM -,,, snI ny.:y succrrIne ilsc't.o; -. :.
!DscH"u mp :. rscrt,J twice week or fa!se ,t
Ee tr.rseyrn and hall ccEfs fof e" - s,,v ,eu,s
~ ,r.r. and when Inserted oh'S CAV
tor ssch utcrt.on: r- TIN lines OF less, hrst IN
lS fHh -. NV, cents: tor each supeeoue1' ms MS So
ee'," ee,.. when inserted only once "o'" "
esats .o W,rxIy-For rES lines or less, nls.
.cr,vvc ccl,s Tor osch n,s g. 2 omars of l.
seven: errsers are charged Sh' ioF que c. od
ahhSM Ssn s ,wo scua,es and in that proporuon ~. ~
hh' . g. 4 greater length, except Aucuo"ee''' "
srs charged S,l0, Uape: incMeeal p.s,cc, cxceedns
are ~ u d, 0bjr.aics and Tributes oi kesPec''
- ~ ;ne. are charged tor rs an'efusee; "A Nth N.
Sio!i CI % INN distance must De accompanied Wun Wv
~ satisfactory references, 10 insure eSecui'
,s An dues 70 This Office may De rehteH Pc ;;,rs
IL s,d ayssbe Bank notes, at the risk OF the Iu'o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-21

THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT

Wednesday afternoon both Houses of the Legisla.
ture adjourned sue die, according to previous order
The morning was principally occupied in the enrol
ment and signing of the bills, which passed the night
before including the Appropriation BILL the bill for
the issue OF Treasury notes. &c.
We were not in the Senate when it adjourned, but
understand that Lieut.. Gov. McComas pronounced
very handsome and excellent yaledictory.
ewitnessed the closing scene in the House, and
1t was one of the most interesting we ever Marked
We have often heard Speaker Crutchfeld before on
similar occasions, but, in our opinion, he was never
SO happy. His remarks were truly affecting, and
we saw tears start from the oldest veterans in the
Legislative service. We cordially responded TO his
heartfelt and warm tribute to the high mindednpss,
intelligence, decorum and industry of the members of
the present House--and, in the same compliment we
would include the members Of the Senate. Both
Houses have done their duty, under all the arduous
circumstances in which they were placed have done
all that they could. under the pressure of difficulties.
They have done much, if not ALL for the great inter-
eats Of the State.
1t is with sincere regret that part with the men,
bers Of both Houses, with whom we have had so
many pleasant and instructive associations in public
and in private. We wish them all safe and pleas
ant return to their families and their constituents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-21
PROBABILITIES OF WAR.

The following is an extract from speech OF Mr.
Iyerson Of Ga, in the Senate Of the .. s..
"view this subject you please, sir it seems to me
that there is not ouly danger, but imminent danger
of a war with great Britain l admit that my npr-
ion cannot stand by the side Of those Of the potent
grave and reverend ,gniors who have expressed
different opinions but, nevertheless it IL my opn,
ion, and give it for what it is worth. What would
be the condition OF the United States if we were pre-
ciptated into war with Great Britain She is now
about to make peace with Russia; and if that
peace be now concluded, Great Britain will be IN the
best condition she ever has been in since the ounda.
ton of the to the present day. for war
with the United States. She has larger naval ar
mament than she has ever bad before. She has
larger and better.appointed army than she has here
tofore boasted Of she has the most magnificent ma
teras of war that any country or any age has ever
seen. In the event OF war between Great Britain
and tho United States, this immense naval armament
this stupeudous fabric of army would be precIpi'
tated on the United Sates. What would be our con-
dtion to meet them Notwithstanding the weak
condition in which we should be placed towards such
tremendous and overpowerng forces as Great Britain
would have in her power to bring against us, we
stand here and talk about voting S3OOO,0o0 to IN
crease the arms OF the United States!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-21
,rn FARMERS.

VoHN BURNS u:ey Si the asIa Si viii; him ss.
sbs nsEHs :s se pIss5 @
as 1s "a s+ sDSs saa H.
where tney are b every variety of farming imple.
pubic &c Sencess cs.sss o. every kind Being suppsd with
s @ best wood ard iron they feel
aeo ~ M "a z-u, p.edsns Themselves every ef
sen ~ ,5sr mower 70 give satisfaction TO all who may
oil 10 - Mn call They have hand several new
n,sp. OF Pouea. wach are vsry superor together with
Bu-ns az tae TWO Agricultural Fairs in Rich
1aond .. er,.h al L;,d. rs ,rorl
god Or better r ,b sean eSn De sU
,si 5e ,ssep baci should it not give satisfaction
Il VII. 'e '"A- JOHN BURNS,
i ,,,, rA ,ac3m SAMUEL SNUFF.
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T,yI|Ty.EIyEDOLLARs REWARD.

n sNAWAY from The subscriber on truS t ii's 'I Up
IL November, a negro boy by the name OF rh.Lttn tr
60 or Il sbou II Years OF age fve feet thrce o. 'ou
ncbs hch rather thick SCI, about the cobr o. hi.
TX, tal! lace and ia.ge eyes, has habit ol =,
.rs. when king or laughing, which look 'elf bis
80 ns.' Is a little inclined swsggeE anu w - ~
;sct vSn wsk!nr Ee is carpenter by trade "n' ~ ~, ~,
,,nd raised in Richmond. Virginia, and WILL p''""P
|lske his way 10 that place. -, -.bension aud |
will 1--WE he above reward for his t, chs
delivery 20 me- or to' AIS E. COLBERT.
Jean get him New.Rern, N. c.
n.cf
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GEN, SCOTS BACK PAY.

WAsHIsaTos, March IA mas OF dochInSnt'
was transmitted to the House OF Representatives {"
day. in compliance with resolution calling los u
correspondence between the Secretary ot war ana
General Scott relative 10 the latttrs pay ns Lpnfe
ant General. In letter dated 9th OF March iE'.'
Gen. Scott sends Paymas.er General Larned :n"'h'
randa, asking that payment be maIe III aCrosr:"co
Herewith. Larned the same day lntormA Zen 3''''
thai he cannot do so owing 10 the important lu"ssH
involved In consequence Of this, Gen. Sc"!i "'iGi
TO Secretary Davis who informs him that thr rna :"-
ton confirming the rank OF General !. OF u" ." 80
limited character. The grade, he says IL raised. n's
10 be filed like other grades. but for the pUrp0- "
being conferred as al acknowledgment oi PHs -
vices rendered in a expressly Graignated "i ~
authority conferred is so limited that when "ic' IF"
ercised it ia gone. Secretary DAVIS, h'"t'',,, -
ouests the Attorney Generals opinion on I'll" SG'5 =
General Scott meanwhile learning by rum"F 'ha'
treasury functionary at Washington BAD cepn"c,':
suggested that his claim might be ItI''.s" ." r
ground that the statute originally creams .y >' ~
Dreyet Lieutenant General h8n oe'h t'pea'rt' 1t'
deavored to anticipate that Suggestion III ,"cr'''|:
Hav;s, mind nv another statement, fifteen day. 'e'"r
than the one previously sent, to wh'ch Secretary :
v;s reoles, saving: ain regard to the sonbdsh67
vhch Won express regarding the claim, It IS pTor"E
y, onnrss YOU that have not come to the same cot
clusiOn, and hence tue "ese''''' " "'s'''o ~ ~
Attorney General.
council sustaining General Scotts views as TO ''i"
nav. together with a long written argument by i"e
Attorney General, the Presidents sanction OF tho
same, &c. and General SCOTS receipt for S!0iyJ, =
awarded under the decision of the President pT
November 9th last, General Scott. writing to kay
master General Lane, says:-"I learned ti!s: Ar -
cretary Davis had withheld from the AttO!ney y '6'
raj every point springing from the face {" the Hcc"u -
themselves and substituted leading question III a!'
ot all compensation whatever, namely '"h",N''
there is in force any law fixing the cornrenS"'ioh. -
The Secretary retained them in his own sn!'.''.'.
hands, and after another delay of more fLhn mo
weeks, has obtained from the President dsGt-i'u
agains, the double ratons and the hse1 rate O' 49,
age to my loss of about 1900 per year
The Secretary Of War, in communicating '"=a
documeuts says the greater part of the rore"ron'.
ence is not within the scope Of the resouo" '"i.'t4
for the information and therefore cannot he Ifoiey
extracted. ., ..
details OF fierce epstolary conflict between ;:l.i.
distinguished gentlemen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-21

For NS EIy'rsr
Messrs. Editors-In the Enquirer of the lth inst.
appears small piece over the signature OF "A Drr2
ocrst," think is deserving Of passing notice. Ths
writer passes great encomums on his friend B,c L
Johnson aud highly recommends him to the voters oE
the county of Louisa as ht and proper psrspn TO h,
elected by them at the next May election Cor SheiF
ot the county.
Does "a Democrat" know that Mr.. Bck. L. Johu,
son is in C@sars camp, and that all of his prociiv,
ties tend to Caesars nterestl How improper wup!c
it have heep for the people Of Rome 10 have SELECTED
of C@sars best friends to high and resPnpsltis
Office in Pompey's army. If they did, perAup: no
fate Of the battle of Pharsas eventuat"d from the:
cause.
Is not MIR. johnson Know Nothng7 Did no. A4
and his friends vote the Known othing ticket NJ tia
Gubernatorial election in May laat. Are he sri h'f
friends not expected to support the Know No hi"4
Black Republican fusion ticket at the Pre,idenila.
election next Novemberl Have we not Dem;
Gratis enough in the Democratic county Of Lci
lisa capable of dischargng the dutcn ot she'h
that we have to 20 to Caesars camp for u supply f.
Rouse, freemen, and attend TO your rights. Let thrn
be meetings in every magiseraI dstr!s;, and consul:
together, and at April Court and seec; SUI.
able person for the office of Sheriff ct the May eec.io
Suffer 10 Know Nothing to hold Ill office in the couu
ty. Keep your county ss clear of Know NohInGi
as the Legislature OF Virginia does the basement So
ry of the capitol. DEMOCRAT, SK.
LoUIsA County, March 18th, 1856.
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PETER BARKSDAIE
RICHMOND, MARCH Is. is7

RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1885.
Gentlemen Il cannot express to You the delight
with which received the handsome cane tendsTed
to me by you in your very complimentary note ot ths
l4th instant. Ny intercourse with yon during ~
term Of service was very agreeable, and has l"ii
deep impression upon of your capacity, hon.e'y.
and faithfulness. shall ever cherish your h'pdn"''.
and the valuable token Of your regard.
To enjoy the respect of those with whom It Tss
my good fortune daily to associate and {" '"e net
in my effort discharge the responsible duties OF 10
position have had the honor TO hold my rons" hs;
met the spproyal of those with wnom served, Is al
that can desire.
beg to assure you, gentlemen, that no ono is la9's
deeply sensible than am, that to you, who were I!y
clerks, is to be- attributed, mainly whatever OF popH-
larity my administration attained
1t affords me pleasure, gentlemen, TO assure you oi
my sincere regard and to exprees the hope THAI 'd9
cess and honor may attend you through fr.
Your friend, WM. l.. JAlhSp1
Messrs. +. L. Way, Thos II. Dewitt, .. ShHy, FC.s.
Barksdele Second Auditors Office, Va.
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WILLIAM DATTAILE,

,rToRYgy ar Law YAZOO CITY, HlsSisiPPI'
SSiSiEs 10 practice in the Court. held at Jackson
and n hOse oi the Fifth JUDICIAL District eompo;ea
4, tae S,scw.- will give strict attention 20 col
s,D Of payment of and adjus.men. OF law
s. IN caer g: hose Counties Refers 10 George X
3ssie E.q R.chond Dr. strsns; Mnss,s s'su' swincy
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-21

WHY MR.. FILLMORE SIGNED THE FUGl-
TIVE SLAVE BILL.-The New Albany Tribune
the Fillmore organ in Indiana, says that Mr. Fillmore
gave his official sanction to the Fugitive Slave bill
because "we have got other laws on which our hearts
were set that could not have go had not that law
been passed also," and because sin doing so be was
but carrying out of the great principles OF the
party which elected hm-that the personal opinions
of the executive, questions OF policy ought
never to be brought into conflict with the will of the
peoples representatives by an arbitrary exercise Of
the veto power"
The Tribune also informs its readers that MIR. Fill
more would Just as readily sign bls restoring the
Missouri restriction and repeating or amending the
Fugitive Slave law. We have not the slightest doubt
but that the Tribune ia correctly informed upon the
subject.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-21
CORRESPONDENCE.


RICHMOND, l4th March. 1850
WIN. l.. JACKSON, ESQ.,, late Second Auditor
SIR-We, the undersigned, formerly your o'erga.
entertaining high appreciation Of your taients saI
virtues, beg you to accept the accompanying osns =,
slight testimonial Of their warm friendship snc -
TEEN.
We regret that circumstances have severed our ot'
fetal relations with you; but we hope this may su.
fee to remind you of those who vii! always revs!!
with delight to tho pleasant days spent under yoU.
administration.
Allow us, sir, to express our earnest desire tEes
your future days may be crowned with honor, prs
perity and success. Your sincere friends.
+. L. WAY.
THOS. II. DEWITT.
q. SHAY,
PETER BARKSDalE