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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dec II

HItIeI1ckSOWe, Dec. II.
ON Thursday last, an election took place in
the Senatorial District composed of the Coun-
ties OF Stailord, King George aud Westmore-
Campbell, Esq. who had Vacated his seat nv
accepting judicial appointment. The Can
didAteS were John Hooe, Esq. Democratic, and
I"omds Bernard, Esq: Federal. The former
gentleman was elected by majority in the
whole district OF Co. He had majority in o.
very county.
So quietly was the business conducted, that
we did not know a writ of election had issu
ed, until the day before the election
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Cimcinnnti, Nor. %.

Was launched yesterday from the ship yard
at Columbia, i'll handsome style, aud without
the scene, the BRIG CINCTNNATUS, OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio, no tOHs burtheD. This beauti-
ful vessel is owned bya company, of this place,
and is intended TO sail as soon as the water will
permit, with cargo OlPork, Flour, sc. Capt.
MACK, Of Mill Creek, takes command of her
with a crew made up in this place.
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Eriuci from Baitialorc, dafcd Nor. RI.

JiItFdfi JTNW DnttHtDff, f0ifd ffoC. n.
" The letter enclose to YOU is from tho son
oil general Brayer, TO be forwarded by the first
Opportunity Hcarriycd here Yesterday NOM
ING from Amsterdam, few hours previous to
lis fathers cmbarkation for Bueuos Alrcs-
like second lniHs TO accompany his Eneas
tlrorgh new adventures they 20 IN pusl,
their fortunes, and share dangers together in
South America. Madame Braycr hearing Of
tlle departure of her husband for this port.
despatched her eldest son, cemely. well.
grown youth OF IS, 90 join lis father. FOrtu-
nately tlic latier bad not yet gone abroad
) on may well imagine his fcciinrs when his
son presented himself so unexpectedly. Cen.
Bray ~ is mau Of the most martial moin--hs
LOOKS speak dignity his appearance secures
respect. In truth, hc IS one OF the most intc-
resting men ever behcld. lie Justly 0hser,.
ed that SIC could rot conceive the Happiness
he fcf or the arrival Of his son. " In should
now follow he steps apd las war-,scru coun.
trnancc, ighted 81 with iOy, manifested the
siuccsity of his declarations. iut few hours
more, and TIE son had sought his father IN
vain Who would have been steering tor an
other hcmlsphprol whore perhaps this vnuna
'rclomachus should be- unable 10 iind him Bat
his mothers project seems % have been form
Cd by Mentor IL succeeded. and wc need not
TAX our scnsililitics with mag mary woes. and
fruitiess pursuits. The gene ral brought his
.tti L. 80. fia tftl ll.csnnfet lil1 ~ 9Th an atr
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IVaSIingf0p. Dee 10.

Washington, Dec. TO-
Mr.. BARBOUR Yesterday gave notice in
the Senate, OF his intention TO pronose an
amendment to the Constitution, declaring
that no law varying the Compensation OF
Members OF Congress should take effect.
until an election ofRepresentatives should
have INTERVIEWED.
live may judge by the vote in the Sc
nate to amend Mr.. Varnum's motion re-
speeding the compensation law, "A large ma
loriity of that body is opposed TO denun-
clation, and possibly TO a repeal oft.
Nat. Int.
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Nep Josk. Dec. 9.

4Ntp-I OR, LoC. q.
The North River is closed at Albany On
Thursday twas crossed at that place by teams
upon tile ice.
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On Thursday in the House ofReprescntat,vcs
of the state of Massachusetts, an order was
passed directing tie Secretary to loan to the
agents of the u, S. under the 9Th article of the
Treaty of Client, any of the books, records.
maps or documents belonging to this State.
The report against taking OFF the Tax on
Banks, or any part thereof, which was adopted
in the Senate, was accepted in the House, 1876
TO -.
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The Baltimore Patriot of the 9Th inst. saws.
James A. Buchanan, esq was yesterday unani3
mously elected president of the Branch Bank
OF the United States in Baltimore, and we be-
lieve that the Institution is i'll good train of
organization for business.
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NTFGEnhN i"r Htte---rtfsudnt 10 . decree oi loui-
y Cont. bearing date the 9th al Drceuhtf, iSI6
r he cNpescc ~ sale, 40 Louisa Courthouse. thc
aoih faf ~ January nest, about 2oikeiy NEGROES
a credit oftaeiVe months bond end approved secuify
. u. .r..-Ed 90 carfy interest fnn the daic not
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TOWDGE AUCTiON.-Nalnabie sale Of fresh imported
I'D DRY GOODS on Jne.day, Dec. IL nc 10 o'clock,
AZ Auction kOnn 20 packages fresh imported Drg
Coods, CONSISTING 0fplaius, blue and nNed kersey IT,
gay cloths sud cassmcrcs, elegant peste cloths &C.
&C.&c.
TERMS aud 70 months.
j. BiOtcH, jr. s W. FnneY.
Ncndue- Masters.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
DEMAND REGULATES VALUE.
For Instance
YIRGLNL4 .qJrD DLyTRTCT .NOTES.

VKRGLNIa .4yvO DISTRICT NOTES.
A Letter has come out in the " Federal
Republican," processing to be al g Err
tract ofa letter from a Gentleman in Vir-
!ginia 10 his friend in This District, ''-.-in
which the writer attacks the discriminate
on La7o, and the conduct Of the Banks here
says that all the Banks in the - strict
ought to resent the unrlghteous conduct Of
Virginia ;" and attempts to prove, that the
District notes ought to be Of ga greater
Uaiue" than those of the Virginia banks.
The writer has emo doubt that the spe-
eulators at Richmond, we're instrumental
to the passage Of that law"-and cit IS al
so believed, that the two banks there were
at the bottom of it."-These wires must
indeed have been very secretly worked /;
for, though on the spot all the while, ne
yer saw any thing Of these maneuvres-
Again the gentleman who brought it for
ward, was one Of the last men in the house
who could have been suspected of undue
influence from the old banks u mean,
Mr.. Marshall, Of Fauquier.-Besdes,
neither the banks, nor the Spectators, nor
the Legislature itself, had any conce tn in
sxipg the rate Of depreciation. All that
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= = If3tIII1INNs " cll05T1Vt 81 d0FI, IB1b.
Tho Election for Commencement Mem was b VI in the So.
vra Wards this day aud upon examining The rearn, OF
the iHerent pol-keegers, IL appears, that
InJHeTsen Wafh No. 1-Anthouy Turner got IS, Fran
els Wcker ~, Charles WlOck O., loin Adams o. So.
mue g.. Adams 81, BENZ. W. Coleman So, Archibald Fls-
SAINTS 81, John Endersf 81, md william Deprestf a vote,
and bing TIC nne who bad tn greatest number Of votes,
returned elected.
IN Matson Wiqrd. 10. 2William RI. Fitzwhylsonn got
it3 Carter b. Pagcf %, Jecqueie b. Haryic 49, Robert
Pollard 1877. Thomas Ncharisonf i3i, Philip n. Nicholas
io2 Robert Gamble %. Reuben Johusonf So and Leroy
Anderson ~ voto and they being the nine who had the
greatest number Of votes, were returned elected.
IN Monroe Hrrd No. 3-prcst0n Smith, got 100. John
g. Gambe 100, Thomas Wilson 128 William Fonshee sem
1875 James Brown, r.f 1885, Joseph Garter ~. Mann S.va-
eninc III, William MunfOrdf IFS and Benjamin Wolf
o3 and being the nine who had the greatest number
Of s0tcs, returned elected.
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Merchants were anxious 70 procure them
to pay for the COTTON which they hadpur-
chas ID in that quarter.
Now, the Virginia notes are m re in re-
quest han those Of B sltimore or tn District,
LIST. To pay for the large quantit.e s Of our
Staple (to6acco) which have been bro't
tomarket. I'd. To discharge the taxes !;
and Sd. To pay up the Ge5ts due t. the
banks. AS the banks curtah their dis
counts, their notes become scarcer, and
more 10 demand The Northern Banks.
il they tco wish to raise the va ue OF their
notes, must call them in, by d grees. -
The article improves in two respects 1t
becomes Sca-cer, while it IS more wanting.
You increase the demand, while, i'll fact,
you lessen the snhnLv.
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eTSCRTPm
UoaNinrton. .AhriL 4

The Bank BIZ has finally passed the
Senate. Having previously passed the
House of Representatives. there remains
only the consent of that Houss to the a.
mendments of the Senate, and the appro-
baton of the President, to make thc bill a
law.
The amendments adopted by the Senate
are not such, it is believed, as affect
the principle of the bill. The principal
of them have already been stated, in the
Journal of the Proceedings of the Senate
There is one, of some moment to this Dis
trct, which has not been noticed, the object
of which is to allow the government TO
charter any ether bank or banks, within
TINS Districs, With cap tails not exceeding
in the whole, six millions of dollars.
The general impression is, we under
stand, that the amendments will be con-
Cured in by the House Of Representatives
Mar, Lat.
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a LIST OF LIGHTERS.

RENAINL.WG in the POST-OFFICE.
in The City of Richmond, on The S1st of
March, 1916.
4-Miss Ann Allen, Alexander Anderson, La
timer Alder, Peter Ansee, Miss Elizabeth X
Anderson, Jane Armistead, Matilda Anderson,
VIM. IL. Allen, Jsdediah Allen. Alex. Anderson,
Miss Susan p. Alternately, Jeiedah Allen, George
Akens, Miss Martha 2. Armistesd, David Ander-
on.
B--Iohn Bassett, Dudley Brown, Lemue Bow
ers, Lemue BIunchurd, Oyerton Barer, Hezekiah
Bukey, Miss Ann Bush Captain Jesse Baker, r
VIM Butler, Messrs. John & VIM. Bell, Norman
Brown, Ew'd. Bland, Cation Bennett, Messrs John
\ VIM Bell, Martin Baker. jr. LinNeus Boiling,
Samuel Barret, John Benson, Mes5rs. Matthew
Burfoot & Co. Geo Beatty john Biscoc, Charles l.
Brown, Nehemiah Bate Captain John Boyd, Mr.
Baker, Mrs Sally Baker, Philip p Barbour. VIM
Bracket, Mrs BetseyC Bassett, Abner Bailey,
Charles Bennett Samu. Beckwith, Elizabeth
Bingham, Hugh Braxton, VIM. FitZhugh Braxton,
John Bryant, Richard Bagby, ir. James Bastow,
William Brown, Edmond Banks, Mrs. Mary w.
Brax;on, Thomas Barrett, Mrs. Mary Baker Hen
~ Banks, MaiOr A. Bemond, Mrs Elizabeth Bur
rows, Liddaie Bowles, Philip =. Barbour, JOHN
Bayle, y. Bannards1a, Miss Nancy Rraxton, Ed
moRd Banks, JOAN Bachelor, Redmond L. Barry,
Jebon Benedict, Jesse Brown
C-Co. Christian, Miss Phebe ~. Clarke, John
Clarke 2, MIR. Tulden Chef, Miss Admonis Clark
Edward G. Darlington, Capt Can g. VIM Cot.
riugton, Solomon Church, Mrs Clary Cady, David
Claxton, Benedict Crump, William Crazy, FL
lis Carlton, Henry Clarke, Superior Court,
Warner W Can, Thomas Chapman, Alexander
Cunningham, Hollis Cooley, Mrs. Clara Cad iy,
johu Claudcnning, Capt David CuHie Capt. Ste
phen Ciough, Josiah Cole, Henry Clarke, S. Chsl-
dron, Samuel Campbell, Curtis Carter, r. IT. Cum
ningham, Mess~s John Clarke & Go. Miss Mary
Carter, Dr. William Crump, Charles Croughton,
Miss Louisa Chapman, Abraham Chiliress, John
Ciloutuge, James G.. Ciopton, William d. Cham
berlsn, John n. Cox, Mrs Agnes Chambers, Mar.
gsret Couch, DR. Abner Crump.
D-Richard Billiard, William II. Dudley, Rus
y Dudley, James +. Dennis, John Davenport,
SIR ct Dunton 3, Samuel Daylc, VI. W Dunnevsnt,
Thomas D. Hutchersou, Capt Thomas ID nike,
Marcus Dennison ., p Davenport 5, Peter anc
7 Dnrkin. Obediah Dixon. Stephen DcsOi, James
DenRisou, Messrs. James y Daniel, John Dulfield
Mrs. Joanna Davenport, Elizabeth Davenport
Andrew Dunn, Capt LawreBes I Dade, Samuel
DilWofth, Henry Duncan.
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" na5le Reai Preh.rtp.

ga HG0fe Zeal ff'crsrfu.
A HEEEABi.f to the last VIII aud 'rcsta.aeiv
"a OF the hate Allan Pollok, the SUBSCRIBE, soil
acting ESrsutor, VII SELL at Public Auction, on Ia.
prrmrs s. on Monday the 29th day of April ins,a,t
t", tlic~ing valuable resi property, viz
No. l. CHELSEA, the lite residence of Allan
poicA, Esq ---CIelSed contains, niler one en-
clqsare, ary six ofisnd acerr ins 10 "a plat
sns SirTey rnade by Jcha Williamson, Ia Se,,ser,-
Der lSt3.---Ou the premises is 20, excellent awcl-
ling bouse, anil al. convenient out-hrises inch,li-
an ice-house completely flle+Upwanls OF s goo
nave been expended Oh tbs establishment vi In The
M 9 Isl Lot of one acre, being No II in Du.
y2' Viage.
No 5. lisa Lot of one acre, being No I 8 in DO.
NJ q. isai.',t OF one acre, being No . n do.
70 o. s. Lr,e OF one acre being No. 90. iiis.i
re asoSe Lo'sare Immediately oppnsite chel-
sea HOase, and form one complete square at pres
ent an rye andanie, good enclosure
NO - q lotsdninisg Chelsea ON the hill oppo-
SITE, eont. ing l32 feet on Ridge Street. and run
ming baek S5l feet TO q branch
no. q Is a LIT adjoining No O., containing tSs
the same branch
Irsae've two Lots were purchase, oi'the ex-
eoutr'NNf the sNte Adam Craig---bcnC .9is NSs ~
and l o the plat Of said Ciag's lasl, by John
''Iliamson, nn the l9th of November 1915
NO. o. is cot confirming nearly ten acres IL,
'he ntishborilcod ofChesea, now in rye, AID under.
agcod enclosure, purchased of Christouher Nc
Phe,son in 1918
inn'e liza possession Will be given, on the pur-
chssers comply in, with th- terms OF sae
ana Immediately AFTER the sale 4 the real pro.
perry, 'siH 0e sohi-t.c negroes, horses and COWS
Az, a.. elegant cerric'e aud hnrn IS household ami
S'ehen turnii,ire- -together With tie agricultural
ana s''rdenng implements belonging to the state--
'HSe, asma'i hn, valnaie collection OF books
me terms IF SGls-viii be, Tor tie real proper
- Ne Soriabie ates payable at either of che banks
W hiet"Hond, ~ |, md 3 years equal payme its.
satisfactorily endorsed, aid deed oftrast on the
property 10 secure their payment.
foF the persona property. notes negotiable snd
payable at el,heroii'e Banks in Richmond satistae-
tor all sums above 8 50--for at! sums of So or un
der, ea.h viii b. rtuniyd
AT any time between this AM the day ofSa!e, any
o. the property will be shown OF application bejnx
maize at Chelsea.
EDMUND w. ROOTES, Erec-
April C.. i1s tJs -
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NOI'iCE
TO all zDfom il MAY concern.

TO al 9ofom u may concern.
VOU are hereby notified, that The DIR, fax or
4, the United States, for 1875 has Aeaoue due
anu PAYABLE, and th't or nay deputy will attend Vt
my Office, to receive the same on eve Y dav fSnn-
days excepted,) between the hours ofo o'clock. 4
VI. and O'Clock Z NJ. from the lstday OF April
to the SOth day of May, 1916, inclusive.
ANA that correct copies of the direct lax list re-.
nam wth rAe principal assessor of this collection
district, open to the inspection of any person ivybo
may apply to inspect the same
ion refarther notified, that the du;ies OF house
hold furniture, and on IA and S .yer Watches
nave also become due, they aIsn vii be rec v. %
ABOVE. WM ID TAYLOR.
Collector for the eighteenth Collection =
April G. Ios.-stS
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~ 0rder of tAe Nrecuffue.
April G.

ny order q the ACecutiUe.
HNJILL be sold at public aucioa on the premi-
w SEES the f. lowing valuable property, belo, z
ing to the Commonwealth, viz. On No. day the
20 car.cnt, that we'll known piece Of grourd, con-
tanning one acre, usually called che GOVERNORS
HAfDEN, near the OIL Councii Chsnb r This
eiSbie situation for private residences will be sold
ers. f o'
And on Tuesday. the esi cp ent, the very va
luaoie property on which ( ;kets Warei,ouse.
SSn,'s' containing one AIDA hall acres, 'front.' -
wards otiour hundred feet on i1,-cxe,ts sz1suzz&
NJ" running back sc some poiuts upwards of -
hundred ieet towards the river
1ftso the Hcmp-house lot on BIooly-,q,n street.
containing something more than an hall acre, si-
joining the grouud Of Thos. Rutherfor,l, E o. and o.
ehers credit until the first day of January next,
Tor hs the purchase money, & until the first dsy Of
July, 1917, for the balance, will he allowed toe.
purchasers. Notes with approved cndorsers ne
sotSbIe and payable in either of the Banks ia Rich
mond will be required, and the titles withheld un-
Ia the money is PAID. Pists, sc. may be seen at
the Auction Room OF Heron, Sirton & ca.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
April 8. 10S-tds
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ST.lPLES 0FrwE aiqa6,ET.
RITE OFEXCHgNGE.
Scale IF Bank Notca.

The Courts Of cbebr and Fqger declare the notes Of
the Chartered Banks in the adjoining states 10 be M bar
with those Of the Virginia Banks. r.
The court of Norfolk Borough declare as current the
Notes of the State Bank of Noi-Carona at par when com
pared with the Notes Of the Bank Of Virginia and TURNER'S
BnkOi virginia 81 the Chartered Banks Of the city of Phil
adtpha and state OF Pennsylvania NJ per cent discount
and O the Chrrered Banks CT the city Of baltimore and Ms
uct Of oumbia, at per cent. discount.
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AUCTION

an Wednesday oxt, April 1Oth.-Johu
BgbfiR Renquh, ca,iuct-raEer intending shortly Il,
leave the City Of Richmond, will SELL the highest bidder
on credit of 90 his shop in Hurss building near
the OF and I2h streets under the management NJ
isssrs Moncure, Robinson D. Peasants e following ar
ticles:
, handsome side-boards, s mahogany bed seads
secretary, worcstand, large dining tables
elegant sophas sets of fashionable chairs
excellent penIuums
2 very handsome do. to be placed elimney.pieees
% logs mahogany wood
number Of looking glasses, of various sizaS
several eli giant engrTngs, and other artieles wbch IL
Is unnecessary TO enumerate.
All persons having with j. g. Renault nre re-
qucstcd to come forward and settle the same.
As thskOye articles all of the elegant and fash.
onaHe bl-it Is hoped that those who ian wait will
attend ths sale. VIZ
.HbrU & 1OB-2t
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Con'missio,ier'g 0Ge~. Public
sTONE-CurTEIRI.,ss" ~ w 4, .r1-r Is'' lolo.

e.,.,,. JIilidin9s s, .7b1f lSf, 1916.
SFONE-CUTTERS WANTED.
InNbE Commissioners IF the Publis buildings
y hereby give NOTICE, that thev will give the.
following wages to any number Of Sfous. Cutters.
from this jay aniil the lst of October next, rating
the day al 10 hours
r., To every Stone-Cufsr, 4 first rate workman,
$ so pc. day.
10 all oheisin the same proportion, according to
the quality and quantity of work they cAa perform
per day.
a large number Of Stone Cutters are now wan
ted, and will be employed AZ these prices, until ts
ist OF octobtr, after which liberal wages will he si-
ven during the winter, and constant employment
until the Public, Buildings are finished.
JOHN p. VAN NESS.
Il. g. LEE,
TENCH RINGGOLD,
Washington. Arril l. IOs-Im
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Fredcrfckabnrn. .fhrl 3

At SPottsylvania Court on Monday last,
two more Negroes implicated in Boxiey's
lnsurrection were sentenced to be hung
Oilers are yet under trial.
Fur of those formerly condemned are to
DC executed at Spottsylvania Court-house
on Friday next. Some of them we under-
stind will be sent to this place to be execu-
ted. An Intellectual application was made
60 the Governor to reprieve them
Herald.
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Baltimore. April ..
QTTgr or ~ y p NAN

III J 10 = Tr9ln FIl.1.F LE.
A mercantile friend hos Politely faDored ms rvifk
BOrdsqur Papers 10 tie 2Oh Feb. aud Paris 10
the 14h. They are entirely destitute If interest,
and mention no. further Disturbances IN Francs.
GTransLated for the Bah IoGtyist
PAnIs, Feb. II.
We have read in the London Star of the 10th
iHstthat it is whispered in the best informed soce-
ties, that there is to be- change Of Ministry, and
dissolution OF Parliament. Lord Liverpool has re-
ceive! hint to retire. Lords Grenville and Wei
lesley will enter the Cabinet, and Lord Cas;lereagh
will be Prime Minister. The cause Of the change
is difference ofop;rion on the subject of economy
in the public expenses.
LONDON, February 8.
The transport Seahorse has been wrecked near
Tiamore. She returning to England with the
sch regiment, which had been engaged in the bat
tie of Waterloo. 10 officers 262 soldiers, Ii sal
lors, 50 women and rs children, were lost---only
50 persons were saved.
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Boston. March 81.

Arrived, brig Defiance, Prince. 10 days from
Malaga, and SO from Gibraltar, with wine, fruit,
sc. Left at malaga. brig Rose in Bloom, Turner,
of Virginia, dschsrsipg, u S. frigate Java Left
at Gibraltar, where capt. p remaiaed but few
hours, and had ma communication with the shore,
U. S. Store Ship John Adams, and two or three
American merchant vessels.
Com. Shaw was said to be at AIgiers, Cor the
purpose of obtaining the release Of the Americans
recently cast away in the Spanish man of war San
Fernando.
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.STqTE ELECTLnN
Soo'tsytra7ia--Iohn Mercer', Robert stanard.

marrd on THURSDAY the 2sth nit by thc Rev Mr. Kirk.
patrick, Dir. colin MPqc merchant of Manchester IN Ms,
HN,aq Harris, daughter ofthe late Maj john Harris Of
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CiErald.
Mem York .gb,.;y o

yNeTD- , ork, .IjITiE 2.
Among the passengers in the brig Abeona, arriv-
ed here yesterday from Havre, we're the Baron
Qunetta de Rochemont, late secretary to the pro-
visional government Of France, and his Son.
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AT meeting of the persons elected in pursuance of the
several Acts Of Assembly for amending e charter Of the city
of Richmond the courthouse in the said ety on Thurs
day. the gth April 1916
hsso!,cd- That tie Sergeant ofhis City election
To b. held IN Jefferson Ward, Tor tilereof in lieu
OF Mr.. Samuel c. Adams. WHO li been RETURNED but vino
u appeared 90 ,his meeting resident tile city and
therefore iu,ls ible. copy
n. SHEPPARD, Sec'y othe meeting.
o. ~ conformity With the above an election will b. held
ON Tuesday the zi day May. the CourtIouie Tavern.
wa. ID. WREN, Sergeant.
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
he RiesnJnd District, the stu dry Of February 1876
Thomas > Cooler. P'0ntE, against Daniel tsuerrln,,
Giic Ie''. snd lohs Polly, Frances Sally, Caroline K
w hnd sun, tsfs at law Iuhn Anderson decid VIM
"a. Aita Barti Davis, pyton Harrison, Smith Pay =
Daniel BaEtg- Titan Johnston. Thomas Johnston Sa,
''ti Aiieh, William Canf1n, and Robert fG,i ,ile-
berry and George N;ch,as heirs al ss nf tbes Nic-
Las, decd and VIM. AID Richard Anderson hers nj n \,
OF "iiiam Anderson, decd. and Samuel and Martha Ir
yile. heirs at law of Waller Irvine decd. John IobsDf,
Fbiaia Anderson. jun. and George, Ann, Margaret.
John Lore no and Frances NieOls, heirs law of Geo.
Nichols decd winch said John Iiobsor, WIN. Anderson
Iln' and George Nicholas 81 l tOon Of
Newt anton, befcudaats.
Tho defendants william n. Allen, pevtou Harrison sam
uei Allen aud VIM. Cannon having entered thSr AZ
porce and given security according the Act nf Assem-
ply and The Rules Of this Court and itapeaug y sstisf
tory evidence that they nhabtnnts Of dis cotiu.fy
Y - orred That the said Defendants do appear hcr. On
NE ir day of the neXtterm, and answer tie TIL Of Tic Pa
TN and that copy Of tins order he forthwith inserted ia
some newspaper Published 10 the City OF Richmond. or
two months Fceessiyey and posted ihl front door oC lie
Capitol, III the said City
A cOpJ-Iede, Nm r.. HENfNC, c. G.
April 8. wgvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-06

Extractofa letter received from Leeds, February 8.
Coarse cloths and rU0ot are consiieT06iy dG-
danced 7Sihfa Il fe4o daps, in consequence Of The
la,gest army contract from Russia ever k,,o7gn !;
1t erceeds oIle million Sterling" [Phil. ID. Adv