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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

DR.. John Condt. of Morristown, has been ap
pointed. by the President, Collector of tie
port o! Jersey, in the room of Henry Van Dali
sem, resigned. The Doctor, il is said, has ac :
ccepted the appointment, aud resigned his seat
III congress. TN Y Conn ldp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16
one H,n,dred Dollars Rerard.

WAS stolen from my stable the night OF the aita
w inst. my RIDING HORSE, for which, and tbe
conviction Of the thief will give the above ward
or 20 for the horse alone. lie years old about
10 hands high, OF fine bay color aud likely with
h'eked tai which he carries one sided, believed GA
tue left he has some indstnct appearances 81 the cola
lar around his shoulders but no white spets that ara
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. low in order. There Is breaking
out on his body aud his hind legs and thighs there
were some remains oft when stolen lie trots fast and
we and just learning To paceof an impeuous hery
temper, but hot Inclined TO se vicious. should any
horse answering the above description be offered for
sale or heard OF in of the country, the nfor
nation by letter directed to me at Richmond will be
thankfully received. JOHN O.. MOSBY.
Tiluians, August n. 32..U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

tPRoN AN OLD iRisH NEWSPAPER.
THO PIEiPS ,iF DE1TH--AN iRREouLAR OPS
s"'sfat'0n enc Poetry oLthe seveateentk ceatUr
and BrOmtey's LJe Likesess."
DEATH is-what
IL Is niuister Of woe
70 man below,
To bring his pride to nouchE
TEN to check the boi1 care.r
OF those who iieither love n0f fear
That God they little think go near.
10 stop their hand,
AND give their substance and their land
WIN all beneath their proud command
TO friend or Zoe,
When they're laid low
Dead aud forgot.
DEATH is-whatY
Ills TO the wicked man
pass as narrow a span,
TO woes unntIeTaDiy great;
where The slid shout OF anguish ffes
IN vain to reud the distant skies
Where the pale worm never dies
But grief aud care
Nuh deep des paIT,
ElN ever there
Their seat.
DEATH is-what9
welcome friend,
Nhou God doth send
CLANS grief to end
nnde seems MS blow
In outward show;
Yet often sent
His 10 prevent,
And Shirii the goad man In his tomb
FiOm bitter foes,
Aud countless
To come.
DEATH is-what7
Death IS gdin"-a rich reward
ro h'iu that "dieth ~ the Lord,
In faith and Lope aud love
LoSsed Il I'm his tenement Of clay
Death sends him ON his joyful way.
To meet the dawn al endless day
In realms above.
Ndsherd, AprI ~, 1875 C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

A facetioUs icriter IN the Hest, speaking of the
superior attractions Of a Cotton Country thus ca
presses himself:
My own opinion is, if there was a coun-
try where Cotton grew better than any other.
tho II were so sickly that the people had to
break fast, dine and sup Oh calomei and ,alap.
and sleep with bliSlers on their backs every
ton Planters"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16
Land IN pOlcLatau f0J. soIe

HE subscriber wishes to dispose Of 500 acres Of
- LAND, lying iu The upper eBd Of the county OF
P9whaian, being part Of the tract which be re.
sues The greater part Of The above land is In woods
Hnu SOME 81 II hsi rate tobacco land As no one is
presumed, will purchase without FIRST yieWisg IN IA,
'heT description Is deemed unB, cesssry.
HENRY sglPwlTH.
POwhatan, MAY a. -
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49, baltimore, Dec. 8, 1873.

SFAVING proposed TO establish am institution IL the
~ e.y 81 Warrington, ito preserve aud distribute
S genuine vaccine Matter Gil the most free and ibe.
Iai terms for ihe behent OF ciiikehs of the
STATES nave appointed sHS semt special agerfs 10
"hy distant places to assist IN this Undertaking
ibese agents have been Greeted TO present nv lar
iof me deliberate consideration TO few Of he most
weathy liberal, aud enlightened persons residing IN
n.Ien' paris OF inc United States; expecting f they
approve OF II, 10 receive from them such sGunoIt ~
.nes .a De Voluntarily disposed TO give wares car.
TO prevent tue possibility ofan imposition on the
puOnc; III ms undertaking, my special agents have
been furnished with instructions written IIger nv
hand, directing them how TO proceed They cores
POND win me every week my communications to
them being always franked al the most once IN This
city by the word" Vaccination" written thereon owe,
my signature. 49,
To these agents 1 have given the genuine vaccine
NdUeI, Wblch they distribute, free of any eXpeuce
wherever they go: Tbey perform the 90. raIion far
me kine Pock iot any family who may wish 10 be ef
Ieotuay secured from the small pox I uay Them for
their trouble and bold my responsible Tor their con-
duct they are strictly cenhned 10 the obiect of their
for their services
IL amy ofmy agents In this business shonId be;Ied TO
nsobey these Instructions to deyiate in The slight
est ueee rom the PATH Of feciitude, either in man
BeTs or morals would be thankful 10 anv citizen ho
"ouu give me tue NEST eaTl information Of their mis-
cohouci; ihat might dismiss them Immediately fro.G
M employment.
DR. Healing has never communicated with me on
the subject of his advertisement neither have auv
reason To suspect that there IS any Imposing
Oh the people of the commonwealth Of VIRGINIA IA,
tie manner which has been insinuated u, him.
me CITIZENS OF Virginia are well Informed than tbe
Haohal vaccine Institution which wish establish
w the cry oi washington, Is not intended any more
ioI iheT own particular beneht than for The use nf
tne siiIIehs 81 the United States in general return
mem my sincere thanks for the liberal announcement
"hich hey nave given to my plan and take This op
pofuniy 10 assure them that they shall always be sun
pIlco WIN ihe Genuine Vaccine Matter, Jrse Of 0ny
aug % Oen as tkey may please ap ly for
W. Au letleIs TO or from me- relative this subject
are by an act Of Congress entied to be carriea frre
Of any postage. JANIS sMITH
r. u $. 3geHt for Vaccination.
bet' l4' G1..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16
MANCHESTER PROPERTY--

Furniture md HOuse Servants for sale.
EHE subscriber being about to decline Housekeeping
oheis for sale, privately, The establishment AZ
present occupied by him. IN situation this properly
IS eNceled b. none in this uegbbOThood aud futnith
IS every convenience iOr tie comfortable accomu,oda
ton OF large family With highly cultivated garden
containing upwaids ~ acres, ice house - r. &C..
Also number 81 handsomely situated uNIHPROVgD
LpIS-some OF them Substantially enclosed. Asa on
Me ilh daV 81 january neat. he will sell al public
auction. upon the premises, all his HOUSEHOIn
fOhNiI UkE-this ts extensive aud valuahIe....Te en-
male and female Servants, with their chiidrentin
families valuable carpenter fenr excellent nlIeb
cows raised ~ the place chariot aud harness cart
90 ne sale WIZ he conducted BY MoBcure Robinson &
Pieasanis, upon terms then to he made Known
Manchester. Dec. ~. - IT,
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IRON ne London Monthly Magazine Der 1910 I
VINEGAR FROM WOOD

IRON the London Monthly Magazine Ocf 1910 I
- VINEGAR FROM WOOD.
ME new aud useful article vi commerce We wish IN
polkt oul 10 our readers not Vet sulci niIy kno
anu on, aiey brought to great perfection. IL is made
~ Ike large way al establishment al Baiters,a he
longing to DR.. Boilmau, 1879 Sloane street Chelsea
O' one uniform strength of hhy degrees By The new
eNsse antoielsr IL is made under The inspection Of
1850, S'"oeis; pays regular duty, agreeable its
strength by late act Of parliament upon vinegar and
sem OUT 10 purchasers with excise permits express
Ins me Strength and that the duty has been paid
inns gives TO purchasers every requisite security Tine
Iuan.y oil ihls ac'd has been examined by many emf
nen' Chensls, Tor individual information aud by Dr.
hume, OF Long acre. Tor The Government, Victailiue
ohce and by DR.. Chambers, of Dover street for The
East India Company and il is pronounced TO be nnIe
aCeto"s dcid, perfectly free from suphuTc and ali
otheT mineral acids, and from muciasiHous eaItIy
anu ne,ac impurities ltis therefore, when silGtcd
pecty "bo'esoine with food, and may he used for ali
me purposes of vinegar with perfect proprety ana
safety 10 merchants chemists, vinegar dealers Divers
calico printers, Pchles OF sb, &C this concentrated
duCie VIII save considerable eXpence in freight and
caffage,as IL occupies six seven tunes less buIk
nan common or distilled vinegar; and by applying
ulteclIJ 10 The MAKER IL will be stnl 10 them an any
piaee, ana regularly supplied at very moderate nricr
ana also to large traders aud Consumers of this aT
cie the great profit made by intermediate dealers
WIN ne saved The acid of the above strength admits
OF being diluted with waters or mixed onr nan
OF acld with seven parts Of water which will reduce II
10 ihe strength OF common distilled vinegar il is then
well qda,ihed for picking vegetables and 1s the ai
ter particularly, is found to be preserved longer with
an,s vinegar, aiu TO eat nrneT aud better, than with
any DINER his acid is bright and cooIless as water
hut 1t readily lakes any color havor and when co
loied or favored, TO give IL fruit taste Al the es
adjustment, II makes an excellent vinegar Cor table
use, when diluted with five six waters and then ia
color is like white wiDe 1t has not The malt flavor bnt
II rs superior ~ IL IN TASTE with this adIiI,oI on.v
maj u WIZ Keep for any length Of time in any climate
without losing its strength becoming ropy and thick
or ihothefy, as II rs generally termed At sea il is
particularly useful Tor the scurvy and for all medical
purposes answers the OF The best distilled vim
egar, anf makes the ammonia 0cefat0 in great perfec
non' also Tor surgical purposes, where often more
concentrated vinegar is required than is found in the
SHOPS, II 10 eminehily useful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16
SOUTH AMERTCA

M Intelligent TREND. whose knowledge of G
American affairs IS obtained from the VERY beer
source, has furnished rs with tie following in
teres'ing sketch Of the operations VI the patri-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

Ihc Pr0pIiei0r ~ "a Laee HoffL

The Proprietor Of tie Earle HoffL
been induced, from The liberal patronage which
ne has received from the members the state e.
gsaiufe, To add an additional building 20 his etahlsh
met containing twenty pleasant rooms. They are veil
adapted for the accommodation Of members being in
tended for one and two ds each aud will he fnrpisbed
with new furniture ~ toe best quality. This sddifo.
viii enable him TO ACCOMMODATE forty Members .rs
81 whom are 10" eugaeee. separate table will b..
provided, aud the charges fof hoard made DJodsrs,.
Early applications will be duly atstded to.
Richmond. sept.I4. 35.wtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

JOSEPH S PHJLIf B5fO,
IL AVE united in the PRACTICE OF 1AE Law,
ohe or the other Of them will constantly attend Tho
various courts held in the city Of Richmond and the
inferior and superior courts OF Goochland Powhata
an! CheSteriieih Aug g. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

which had burnt almost to the powder. Hav-
Ing destroyed the powder and extinguished
the mat h, they resolve ed to set course tor the
land, ,he ship being then aback. Having sail
es bat a short distance, they discovered the
boa; behind them, and approaching very fast
ia consequence, they got few clothes and fed
with all haste in the small boat in all thus
haste they saw the Captain and his son lying
murdered in the cabin, not having had time
10 make a minute inspection, as they required
every moment To fly from these murderers.
When they were about four English miles
from the ship, they saw il blow Mp in the afr !;
and they arrived this morning Goth May) at
EiIpina. The boat in which the criminals
deserted, is about 20 feet long, and painted
black under. and above with green stripe
Names, sc OF the three Italians and English
| men, 50 far as known 10 them: Louis about 25
years Of age, feet in height, rather fat, bl eek
hair, tawuy color, black eyes, large nose Pc
dIo, abont 20 years of age, about Sd feet i'm
height, very lusty brown hair, round lace, pale
| countenance, brown eyes, ordinary nose, lost
| enc or t"O of supper teeth; Johannes, about
~ Years of age, 81 feet higb, rather poor pos
lure, dark hair, oval face, tawny color, brown
! eyes, long bent nose /; John Caves, about l6
| years of age, a feet high. brown hair, HEALTHY
| conntenaDce. and brown eyes; John, 80 years
! OF age, about 81 teet in height broad shout
! dered. red hair aud beard, ireckled, light
eyes, fair color and ordinary sountenance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

VACATION wi commence the AcadrIny of
Charlottesville on the 10Th inst. and end on the
hfst day of February, 1870. G. Z. STACK Prin
DJc.ll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

I'm. q. AOSBI--1YTORNEl AT LII
ILL attend the superior and inferior courts of Her-
w rico, New Kent, and King william and the Hus-
ngs court of the city of Richmond. All business which
may be cOnhded TO him, will with pmnctuai all en-
ton His office is over Mr.. DoTshemer's few doors
below the Unted States Bank Nov 10 So lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16
Eitrdct Of a letter from a gentleman mar the Sa
hine. daiei 2lLL Scni .,u,L,..: Isin

hatrdet o. fefter from a gentleman near the Sa-
bine, dated 10th September, 1919.
The expedition so much talked of. under
General Long, has ended az 1 expected-in
disgrace. This grand army lin imagination,
never exceeded seventy officers aud privates
the former never had talents or funds 10 sun
port the undertaking. have this day receiv-
Ell information that seventeen hundred SPAN
iardS. from ST Antonio, are in full mar CHI Tor
Nacogdoches. General Longs men, with tie
exception OF three or four desperadoes have
LETT him, ard with the latter he has fieI 60 La.
mite, at GaivestOwn. The American families
who were peaceably settled i'll Texas, as chi,
t'vators OF the soil, are pushing into this state
WIN all speed and at the time write Won
there are number of families on the banks
OF tue Sabine, pushing over. The current re-
port is, that The Spaniards intend rtctinp
strong works at NacOgdoches, fifty mi es from
the site selected by our troops on this side"
IN Y Gag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
'TNnE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders will
he held at the Banh, on Wednesday the sth day
Of January neat.
bee. 3. 60. .tdm WIN. NEKERNlS, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16
u. S BANK.

u,
dered, red hair aud beard, freckled light
eyes, fair color and ordinary sountenance
u. S BANK.
FRANKFoRT, X. November %. Our read
ers will peruse with interest the Report of a
Committee OF Stockholders of the Bank Uni
nited Siaiesin relation TO the situation and
losses OF that institution. IL appears to have
lost by villany and bad management only the
moderate sam OF S3 600 900 "a d the DeuH will
iuc, torn seems To have been The Chief manager
of tlis bank, they will make dividend some
time IN or about the month OF January in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundredaRd
trenty one.
win 'he scientific and prophetic Serforius.
formerly very luminous and correct writer i'm
the reporter, please 10 inform ms how much the
ssvefnment OF The Union will make by its
stock IN this Bank during the year and half
Guiding IL january 1871 The government ere.
ated ITS stock by acknowledging itself ind bt-
ed TO the Bank seven millions of dollars on
which 1t pays five per cent interest Five per
cent interest on seven millions of dollars for
one year and a half. is seren hundred and fifth
thousand dollars SO mach then the govern
meni NAhE,-om Of pocket. SO much il paws
the bank tor the benefit OF set of villains and
SUindttrS.
Surely the Bank is now entirely copstitu
tanai for II has ceased 10 be any thing else
| than means for transferring the rerenm-anda
toierab!y expensive means too. Only three
quarters Of million are paid TO il for transfer
| ring the rcveuut one year aud half In six
teen year. II Will al this rate cost the govern-
! ment eisht miHions one quarter OF which
wonld pay all the losses il would have suffer-
ed from the state banks ia fiity wears This
estimate ought not 10 offend .Serforius-it is as
reasonable as his aud more likely TO prove cor
rect.
1t seems the robbery in Ohio. as it is called
is, not the most enormous or most" Outrageous"
the Bank has sustained. II the government
OF Maryland could not collect a tax from her
some OF the citizens of that state have done il
with vengeance. The ascertained loss in
Baltimore only is 0ne million sepe,, hundred fhou
sand doliUS. This would have paid the state
tax for many years.
Bnt enough. We might write volume :;
but 1t is unnecessary. The Bank cannot be
made more detesiabIe and mole nnpopuIar
than il is deservedIy made by It's own conduct
drguS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-16

we nave INST heard thai Gen. Morillo had
landed at Havana previous TO the sa,Iing ot.
the schooner Baltimore. The contest m Veue.
zuela may now be considered at AN end. If il
were not, MOrillO would not have left that
country. IPhH ID. press
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08

tional Bankrupt Law. Since 1914 the
mercantile business Of the world has flow.
ed in new and untried channels, the
course and windings, and dangers Of
which are not even yet ascertaiued-The
extraordinary scarcity of the precious
metals, the miners and coiners having
become belligerents) the astonishing num-
Der Of soldiers converted in Europe and
the U. States, into sgriculturists and ar
tizans, the increased quantity Of merchan-
disc and its diminished consumption, and
the division Of capital, out OF its long ac-
customed line Of employment into new
courses are some Of the principal causes
OF the present commercial embarrass-
ments, and will produce numerous fall
ures unless counteracted by great pru-
dence and assiduity.
A calculation has been made that more
than one half OF the merchants who have
engaged in commerce in this country have
Jailed in business, such are the vicissi-
tudes Of trade, its temptations, hazards and
uncertainty and If this in good times was
true, how much more virtue aud discre-
ton is requisite at the present hour to pre-
vent such disastrous catastrophes !? Let
us then urge our mercantile men, one of
The most important and useful classes of
the community, to demonstrate IN their
conduct the truth of the poets assertion,
that Virtue can gain the odds Of fate p
and thus secure themselves, their families,
friends, and country. from the disgrace
and distress Of broken faith, dishonourable
manGuvres, fraudulent bankruptcies, aud
Infamous repute.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
BEET SUGAR,

1t will be recollected, that during the
French revolution attempts we're made in
France TO supply substitute for the SUI
sars before imported; and the cultivation
OF Beet for the purpose was encouraged
by Bonaparte. With his downfall The ex-
pertinent declined, bat an attempt TO re
vive it, on the ground Of economy, has
recently been made in France, by Nj.
Chaptal. From forty.five French acres
OF land be raised last year 700, 900 lbs.
of Beets. These he manufactured into
brown sugar, and the product was 29,l32
lbs. beside 10 960 of molasses sugar. All
the expenses incurred was 1865 fraurs.
The sugar of course did not average more
than 10 cents the pound. Besides the
sugar he had 1853 900 lbs. of refuse, which
was found excellent for feeding cattle.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
From the Richmond Compiler.

AMUSING Noreity.-On Friday the
7th May, as | was passing by the pond
near the Penitentiary, observed large
brood Of dnckIings swimming about 20
yards from the shore, aud large black
hen (who had hatehed them) running in
great anxiety about the verge of the wa
ter, using every method to recall her
brood frea the element, which she SO
much dreaded. After long telling, her
maternal love overcame her natural abb
hOFrence Of water, flor it is well known
fact that hen was never seen to swim Of
her own accord, and the hen started from
the shore in the water, which was be.
tween three and four feet deep, and swan
across the pond after her ducklings, who,.
being in their right element, padded
merrily before her and led her tame
duck chase across the pond. I never
should have troubled you with this de-
tail, if it could not be proven by many
respectable persons, who, knowing the
natural antipathy of hens Gin generaD to
water, we're astonished by this effort Of
maternal care and attachment.
A SPECTATOR.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08

| In late publication by Capt. Ross,
commander of the Discovery Ships, it is
stated, that when the ships were in lat.
20, IL, in certain states Of the sun, OBJ
Jects at the distance of $50 miles were
distinctly visible.
The first part of an expedition, under
Col. Eyre, and destined to join Sir Gregor
M'Gregor, sailed from Dublin on the 10th
OF April. Vessels were expected hourly
at Galway to receive another portion OF
Col. Eyre's corps, which were ready to
embark at that place.
The Russian government is fitting out
TWO expeditions for scientific researches in
remote seas. Each is to consist OF two
ships; one OF them is designed to make
discoveries towards the North Pole.
Prince Leopold is about TO reside at
Vienna.
AT Munich, the Chamber of Depaties
has taken into consideration the proposi-
ton for establishing Tribunal Of Honor,
for the prevention Of duels.
The Star, Of April l2th, says, SC the
health of our aged king has undergone
change Tor the worse, within these few
days"
Two Badish, or Cingalese Priests,
named Dherma Rama, and Mum Rat Ha-
ma, who were brought to Eosland by Sir
Alexander Johnston, have been placed by
the Wesleyan Missionary Committee, uil
der the care and tuition of the Rev. DR..
Adam CLARK.
There is a prospect of an abundant har-
vest 10 England; the wheat in particular
was never known to be so luxuriant.
The accident which lately happened to
the Duke of York is little singular. lie
was in attendance upon the King, and in
the act Of opening door Of a room 10
Windsor Castle, to enter il, one of his
spurs caught the loop at the bottom Of his
pantaloons, or trowsers, which caused him
to fall, when he broke his right arm. The
fractured limb was Immediately set, and
be vas in fair way Of recovery.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08

way to Washington city, where he intends
getting patent for converting Wheat into
Sugar, and Corn into Molasses he had
a sample OF each with him, and they APP
pear to be OF equal quality with that made
from the Maple. He informs us that one
bushel OF Wheat will make Is pounds OF
Sugar, and one bushel Of Corn will make
5 gallons of DIolasses. He likewise in-
forms us, that it takes less wood, water
or labor than the usual mode Of making
from the Maple tree.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-06-08
From the philadelphia Gazette Of June |

We have received accounts from An
gostura to the middle of March, at which
time the Congress of Venezuela was il
session, celebrating Oh the form Of con
stitutioD Of government. We have beer
favored with copy Of Gen. Bolivar's
speech to the Congress on its installation
1T occupies rs printed folio pages. We
shall perhaps give it in our succeeding
numbers at any rate We shall make some
extracts from it. The speech closes 10
the following manner !:
Legislators i---Condescend to receive
with indulgence the declaration o. my pc
litical creed; the highest wishes o. my
heart, and the earnest petitioo' wnich ~
the name Of the people lhaye dared 10 ad-
dress you.