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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-09

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VI. far>sflt. 81 6ehrg,,. 80 j,"-tp,"s ihe
It'll "a king aplin' pr,ailan, lef crfisln i"r-
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"l,ipn aa- Laid ~ IN. tablr, Il, Nv.
= och. II I.psa.s,,.... ,gdling ~ tn Pnsi-
d'nt inr information ii IN credits lln"rd
Ia the TX President, uudrr hitter at Re-
bf'i smith. Ia toe SECRETARY -: state ~
1910. : r.-ul1ii"u vi, l.u Laid az the
tailt ~ NJ. lis ur-. "t e.. cs1hug for IN
Iafuallru tr'iu he SECRETARY 81 ~, waat
addition wnpId he nadr L. ne Military.
Es',blshmrn', IL pfe4-l,e tin taso1. Iar
iifcaffnns ,Inbracrd ~ fhr cnnirntplai"d
s,-'-m of National DG.ncr. ltrs"lnllon~
"rrr adopted, ~ nioftun at AZ. MIN, "f
has. relative Ia III" ekpedlcncS ii R.du-
eng In duli on Imported Sugar, 1u mo-
lion uf y ,lrnuings. III ladiaent. N r,.ls.
ton I" compensation ~ the t,aA ripnr, -
ef"ihft. md Jungrs. nf The 'f"rlfurS at
Indians. ftf ~crslr"s i"1form=d i, them
elu'o arrj 3 N those caparit,e- in Luut.'a-
us,, ~ i80l: ou motion ii tbr 7.tat sen
tim II, Icti,e Ia the SrhpeI i.ands ~
Iuiia5 :. and ~ .,ol,nn II Alr. Slr,,aft,
- a" lhr r1prd,,nc, II pi,"rng pm "f
the prne'cd. "l The Poat Ollie Establish
m,.oI uiol,r The coulrnul Of In pe-tuts-
- Gonrrai. l"r III" pu.pu,, o. cnuhifnE
hla, IL rrmorr distractions on any Of ihr I
arrn Ihal roads .
B"ih Iiousca have adjourncd Ia Won
daa. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Povhofnu FemoIe !Sen,;,,or,,

siiS institution, fundrr the Mrs IA. RuddA VIII
he conducted the ensuing year Lethe situated On the
ase road from iehmond TO Carersve, formerly the resi-
"enee oi Alr Wade III shy, and the subscribe The
exercises Of the school for the ensuing term will commence
on the FIRST day of February next aud close on The last az
November following. $50 "
The course OF instruction includes spelling reading r,
ing arithmetic, grammar, geography, history chronology
mylh0iogv, rhe1ric elements OF chen and
Terms for The session of ten months, as heretofore. For
board lodging &c and tuition all the above brsnche, sii
The hr quarter payable in advance No deducton viii he
made for scholar. taken home before the end of the seon
Music, drawing, Painting, and needle work will be extra
charges and payable the end of session The bo,rdn
department will be conducted by Mrs Morrison Parents ana
dia are requested to make early application to the sub
ot Ii IL. $. MORRISON.
Ertne, .oN"'tah nov. ~. 57-w9w@
IL. teacher OF Music, will he wanted TO attend the
above institution. A vac
GJ Parents and guardian, informed tina, D,ncny v;
be taught Ms Rudd School 10 such wish 10 Learn that
accomplishment. - y - e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
ANTHONY WEBSTER.
PLRGIyVI.d FE.NALE .ACADE1Y
Rn,.lta.. MILL. L.

TUE next session Of this Semin,ry viii commence on Mon
day, January Sh, 1927, with the same teachers Eve in
ndnner all Of the same family and the
as during t present The subjects taught Needle
Work, Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Grammar Geo
Sfhy AThmet'e History, Chymsry, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Letres aud Autonomy. An extensive apparatus has
been used for Illustrating the truths Chym.ry and Natural
Ph sory and an excellent pair Of Globes for Astronomy and
6eogaPhy the latter aided by the best Maps to
Their use will he continued and their number increased
Inc charge TOT board with tuition above, will 60 for
The session Music vocal and instrumental and Drawing will
also he taught; the former 80 dollars The latter 20 dol
lars per session tisdrsabe that payment should he made
advance, but where this not som, INDULGENCE
Of the Art.
TO persons to whom unknown, il may he we'll 10
'ae that one OF US for ~ the Academy
81 Andrews aud Jones' whose character instructors stands
establishment ~
The hesne Of Boydon proved by the fact, that in our
family, Consisting Of than Thirty individuals il has not
once sice our been necessary call IN rned-
ai assance: Should that he required, The talent al
hand Every hosTdef is expected furnish bedding and
towels or small extra charge will he made. Books Nc will
be furnished at the usual store prices
JOSH. %. wARNE,
+,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
JORN III. RLAlfIRE

ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he la, taken
Ia the store la, o"cuped by Doctor Arson Brooks dec
nppese the Eagle Hotel, with the Stock of Drugs,
heaeine Paints Obs, Sc which he otter fer sale very
moderate terms lie ha, mad. arrangements IN Baltimore
Philadelphia aud Yok, with houses Of the ii respe' Ia
bli and also in Philadelphia with OF the kilfu
Surgeons Instrument maker 10 be supplied with articles OF
the hest qual, in his line, the moderate which
wa, enable him to sell low they be purchased any
other establishment in this city.
Having been regularly b0ug up 20 the business &C
APo,heeary aud Druggist he bo, by continued assduy,
n"neinay, and disposition to please, to obtain share oi
the. public patronage.
l Reference Doctor Watson, Doctor McC,w, Doctor
Nrsoi aud Doctor Cotton of this Doctors Philip Bar
aui Son. Doctors Seid-n Moeiey and MIR. tsauder
Calf, Druggist aud Apmhsoary. Of Norfolk.
- The Prescription. OF Physicians prepared a, the short
esl notice, day night Country Physicians, Merchants
others, are invited 10 give him a call.
L.. g-,y5v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

shall remain closed according to the pleasure OF
the British Government, as manifested in the late
Order in Council. ard whether that portion of it
lef, open by the Order shall remain open, or on
what conditions, compatible with the interests of
the People of the United States, Congress is will
ing the trade should be placed.
You will accompany the communication OF the
substance of this DESPATCH the substance Of such
part of it as you may not have anticipated in any
answer 10 MIR. Cannng's note presented from your
self to the British Government, with the assurance
that notwithstanding their present decision. the Co
vernment OF the United States. at all times here
after, will be ready, at Washington or at Lon.
don, to treat of the Colonial intercourse whenever
il may be their desire or inclination TO negotiate on
that subject.
am, with great respect, your obdt. servant,
II. CLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Rnnn,pnN .Mntice

az AS committed 10 the Jail of Henco county a, runauar
The following negroes, viz Ga the 26th Of April 1875
5oLoMoN, who states himself to the property Of Mrs,
Donngpn of the city of Richmond hut for the prt,n,
year to Thomas Way OF Hanover county, said he
tween 40 and years OF age Of dark complexion five feet
thTee inches high, stout made, had when an
olive co!oured arnaught roundabout blue Cashmere
'Ped swan'down vests white cotton shirt, old black
BOZ and that he blongso David johnson Of 3an
line county, Va Said runaway 70 70 years old dark com.
,Acn i've feet live inches hghs the of his
right eye, had when comoiued an oxiabure shirt ana
Pantaloon and an old wool hat Also, the same dsy
muso boy named MAJOR, who says he the property Of
Tdrcan NORRIS, of New Kent county, said tov sbo,
yeas old feet inches high grey eyes; had when com
nnted grey colouTed roundabout ket and pantaoons Of
the same white cotton shirt and an old fur hat.
The owners Of said slaves hereby desired TO come for
ward aud comply with the requests of the law they will he
dealt with accordingly. JOHN p. BURTON
- Deputy for WIN. Dandridge,s h. c.
Nov. 2. 20 - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
EXECUTORS SaLE

WILL be sold at public suction Monday the III Of
" January next II fair, otherwise the fair day. al die
Plantation called RETREAT in the end OF Hanover
county, about NIFTY three slaves consisting men, women ana
ddren and all Inc ether personal estate BENJAMIN Oliver
dec al The SAID nania'on consisting Of household kehe
utnure plantation utensils carpenters tools, carriage guns
new copper STILL stock OF horses cattle hogs &c For
All sums over ten dollars, twelve months credit will be given
cash. ~ "'
AZ the same time and Plsce, about fortyone will he
wheat have been seeded will the ensuing wear
BENJAMIN BRAND
- - Esoi. of Il. Oliver, dec.
~ b. Some Of the household furniture is elegant and Of
very good quality.
Now IL. E5-.,S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Sale of Poiuatle NEGROES.
one Hundred Dollars ReDard.

ANYWAY iom the subsct,ber the +b Of December,
1926, my negro NED; he about thirty years
oa nearly SIX feet high aud veiy likely OF dark complexion,
W father asing couniensce when spoken toers.
bly, quick and is ntrig particular marks recollected
deem It unnecessary to describe his cloathng he may
charge them; except dark brown great coat which he
frequently wore Ned Is called by the negrce, in Rich
mond Ned Jones, ia which place has been
teen years. aud has been employed tor the last
years. the warehouses iobac business he has also in
h'ehmond free woman CIsry George as his wife. II is
~ Pooane iha' e' has ohtsned free papers, and will
rressof 10 10 of the states; he has
mother named Harrison, who runaway from years
'g" ana AN told that he has heeu Pennsy vans
or about place called Reading. Harrison is six feet Or up
~ad' IN height, OF dark Complexion, and well by
e negroes emancpaied by T. Bacon aud from vgidis
10 Pennsylvania will give the above reward for buth of
them MY dollars for either Of ihcu, taken Of this
STATE OF twenty dollars either OF them, taken within
state or secured any jail that get them again and all
rea,"haoe charges. JOHN JONES.
lIsn"Ver, Dec. 49, GS-vSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

WAS committed 10 the Jail Of the Town of Petersburg as
w runaway on the IS,h day OF Sept. 1896 negro bov
named BOILING feet one inch nigh has small &C., g
ms forehead one OF his front teeth below, and large e,
on me ei arm above tb elhow, by burn he q
about 10 or rs years old black compexon and states b,, b
belongs to mr. VIM Wade, Of Grecnsse county Va The
owner siequested 20 prove property paw char
gts and take him away, he will he dealt with as ie la
directs. " e 10"
Nov. 94 81 90 ,'of'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
I'wentY Dollars Re,cord-

- ANYWAY from Francis a. Wilson, at the Amelia
"a sp,ins' negro hoy named ROWLAND, about eighteen
years old OF low stature and yellow complexion expect he is
lurking about Maj Edw,id Moeley's of Powha,an of
whom purchased him. in Richmond where he lras bro.
r Will give The asve reysrd for said negro he deliver
ed TO the subscriber living Nnoway, 10 Mr. Francis A.
Wilson, or h. secured IN a that get him sg,n and will
pay all reasonable exPences.
ANTHONY WEBSTER.
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
THE FOUNTAIN OF MARAH.

.' And when they came to Marah. they coult
not drink of the waters of Marah; for they were
bitter.
And the people murmured against Moses, say
ing, what shall drink?
a. And he cried unto the Lord; and the Lord
showed him tree, which when he had cast into
the waters the waters were made sweet" -Exod.
Nv. 1925.
Where is the tree the prophet threw
Into the bitter wave.
Lei IT no scion where Il grew,
The thirsting soul TO cave,
Hath nature lost the hidden power
Is precious foliage she'd!
]. there distant eastern hover
With such sweet leaves o'erspreadf
Nav. wherefore ask?-since gifts ours,
Which yet may well imbue
Earth's many troubled iount. with showers
OF Heavens own bamy dew.
oh mingled with Oh. cup Of sticf,
Let Faiths deep spirit he
Aud every prayer shall win leaf
From that blest healing treei i. HEMANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
.TkDU.AY .gCaDEafY

rne next Session will commence the fu. Monday
vemher AN the suties preparatory entering the Sopho
more aud Junior Clisscs al COLES 20 arr taught.
m W. n. PAGE and EDWARD w. KENNEY.
ihere wi he vacancy for Few additional pupils in con-
sequence OF sax eight entering college. will be fur
nIsheh ifreque.iei. "
Scholars, the year consisting of 10 months.
Lanshone's Tavern, Cumberind county
Sept, 2. q, ut,r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Carersvill,, Dec. o. 1926.
Messrs. Daniel ii. .Moiloy aud Richard II
IoSeIsU

GENTLEMEN: Take notice, that shall in the Town Of
~ y Canton, the 22d of January proceed 10 take tbe
dispositions Of Capt. VIM Anderson SEQ. o Prise and oer.
and IN the 22d OF the month, Capt b. Pets
Tavern IN The county Of Fluvanna those Of Tho Gray,
Weaver aud others, and Powhan Courthouse Inc 18th
Of The same month"; the deposition OF Richard Bass
hs day Of buckingham February Court those Of Pleasant
Bd, Geo Hopper Lion Elcan and Others as evil
dence IN SUI, depending the ehancery
To- buckingham IN which you plaintiffs niyself the
deienden and 10 he at each place continued day TO day.
until the whole shall be aken when and YOU may attend
IL M0NTAEITE'
Dec. 81. c7,,S,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
.NOYJCE

III persons travelling the Richmond and O.born..,
turnpike hosH aud wio the river the Ferry
the said company. will hereafter be exempt from the chsrrs
on account oil Road Tolls The having
demand OF such persons the ferrisg- for crossing
river, which the that char al hIayo' Bridge,
order Of the President aud Directors.
ii. Nj. CARRINGTON, Treasurer.
I'tr. W --ryff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.

'iE New Yoik Institution for the OF the Deaf
aud Dumb, well organised and prepare 10 instruct
those who deprived Of hearing and speech The
srue"is who hear and speak Zone male and fenae
are well lnafed TO teach the Deaf and Dumb having
eisht years practical experience. They assisted nv two
ute OF each who have been taught in this Instit
lion, aud highly useful IN the school The system at
instruction that OF The French,
pursued in other ohuos for the Deaf in this coun
Try Pupils eight ani not exceeding % years.
received At all tnes any period the of dollars
including board and taaion, books am, wash
ing, nendins and medical Attendance. There will he no
extra charges but pupils required end cloth
g bed aud bedding There vacation during the month
Il" August in each year, when pupils may
remain III the inuiion at thor option The male
pupils provided for different buildings. some distance
apart and are not allowed TO associate cloo
interested may Obtain further incrmaton by ad e:sng
Ter (posi PAID to the $ rcreiary of the Institution
by order of the Board Of Directors
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, Pre.idrnt.
SAMUEL AKERLY I'll. ID. Scc'ry.
II Leonard St New York, Dec. a. 6t-6n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
YE CONE TO ME.


Extracted from AZ The Memorial, n Chr5tn,as and NJ
Years 08sring," pu1li'Aed at Bosion.l
ye to me with eyes vi liz hit
Fair creatures Of my dreams.
ye around me calm and bright.
Like sunset streams,
Where the last flush Of dying day
In liquid Iustre glows,
Then ps.se. into night away,
Like Isn-drop. from rose.
80 Fair CT eaturcs, soft your voices are
hear their tender tone;
Aud all the twilight echoes hear
Their melody alone:
" fills the woods, the rocks, the plar.
With an ailrervsding thrill;
And listt ming to the invisible strain,
The hreaibie.s ait is still.
ri innocent Your beauty blows
III. bright and purely fair;
The ro.e-the young and virgin rose
Dul. forth in sweetness there;
And there are light and laughing eye,
That have wept in pam;
HOPE beckons yct ON, ~ away she lies,
And love, that must all be VAN.
Yet stav, fair creatures bid you stay,
For with You my dreams are heaven
Too SCOT the vision n.u' fade away
Not for these JOYS were gwen;
bend now that winning smile
That lingering LOOK NJ light
Ye fade-O pausc,--snd charm awhile,
Ere ye vanish away in night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
YaluabLe Rcok Estnfe for .NnIe-

WISH 10 seltwo tracts ofand lying in the county Of Cap
he'll one containing about 1000 the Other b,een
hd oOOa The Two acts separated only hy az creek
w ne Inst u being hetract which reside there not
more ;han 200 acres OF open snd Of which has been
cleared within few There now 10 clear
quantity Of first rate Tobacco Land nearly ali Of which lies In
one body This tract lies remarkably WELL being very little
ndued-the water fine, aud the he ,li and
agreeable. The improvements large dwelling hose of
rock hoheu smoke house, ice house &C. together with an
veeers house, aud good tobacco uses all of which arc
new Oi the other tract nearly half Of opepand and In
sh state OF improvement, part of which faf lind of rem
superior quality There also on II an exys client 1ff S
mems two good dwelling houses about an half mile
"nh all the usual nut houses attached 10 each Of them con-
sder cessay 10 describe the property in more
M manner, knowing that those who disposed 10 huv -
fret view e-butby way Of further induce ent would state
NAT, there On these tracts, large quantity of eood Sea5,
Lan, which certainly considerable acquisition TO them
an persons who DESTROYS of purchasing h above ro
rery particularly invited e. call and view the same 'rb
Terms will he lbefa ,nd accommodating, and made known n,
Lynchburg and southeast FROM Osspb,I II courthou.e
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE
The absve land could he Conveniently DIVIDED ~,
smaller tracts 70 so1t purctasers ~ ~ r.
August ~ 27-wf
"A as committed 10 The f Of the Town Of PeisIsbgT@ on
- tho sofa diy o Sept 1876, runaway n.s,c sc.,
who calls his name ELLfCK, feet niche. brl ,ss anil,
has over his rism eye and large knot on hts in
hch appears Ike had been bfoken he ~ bf,f
complexion aud states that he belongs Mr.. Naths, ot
Of South Caront, tircense District. The owner !. re,
Cd 10 come forward prove BIS property sy charges and
in, sw,y, or he will BE dealt With law direcis
ROGER MALLORY, Jsilor.
Dec. - 5f--wicw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Der. 10.


SESi he sold ON the 20th day Of January next al eleven
~ o'clock a. NJ. in front of the Bell Tavern IN the Guy
OF richmond ell shares in the Capital Stock Meohan
vile Turnpike Company, which there is any money due
BY order OF the President and Di ors.
q. NJ DARLINGTON, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
SECOAIl .Arnr,LcE

II Pels"n whose bonds for negroes purchased At nv
q safe m February ie2 are sO unp,d are isf,,rsd
'uen bond, are lodged ~ The Farmers Bank where te
PeAss esi 'nd discharge them Such A. my remain
que on the lon Jano'ry neat ~iorihwh he put N suit
n. 90 !. ROBERTSON. ir
Nv - c9--v5f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
NOTICE.,


'yfE underwrten hereby notify public that they will moi
hold Themselves responsible for any kind
produce put on board their boats. Any placed lher
he doomed aud considered at the risk of the owner or
owneis. SAMUEL HENRY HATCHER,
FRANCIS b. DEANE,
JAMES JENNINGS.
CoriersyiIlt. Dec q Ia9G r.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27
Nov. %.
NOTICE.

consequence Of the death Of H. Bridgwaer one of the
partners Of Green Hall Co.. ii becomes necessary that
the business should he speedily closed aud is eafn,slv
queted OF all those ind ebed 10 said concern make
uate payment to the surviving partner of the
amounts due by then; all those TO whom the concern is
ed VIII please bring 10 their claims for payment.
Inc STOCK OF goods Bow hand, (which very ge) and
comprises part OF almost every article usually Kept by Them
VIII be sold very reduced prices until the first Of Januay
next al which tune the remaining goods band az any) viii
ne s0ld TO the highest bidder, at public auction, BY
e.... GREEN HALL, Surviving Partner.
GREEN HALL grateful for the encoufsgene he has
received hsrore, begs leave lender 20 the friends and
ouoners Of tie concern Of q. Hall Co., the public
generally his unfented attention aud service. hersoe
and assures them that nothing, bis part, shalt he wanting t
accommodate hen with any groceries they may want or IN
selling any kind Of produce oonied his care and booes
i an increased Continuation Of their favOrs he will on,
the business The place. hereofofe directly oppose
TOD ,hnson's warehouse - NtFV'''@
nave large aud convenient Lunbefhouse for storing cot
ing OF The article stored and when better sale can he made
OF The produce 50 stored N Richmond, THAI this side viii
have the same taken a. Richmond free of obatSc n "a
Maneheasr, Dec. }, 1876. 5a-w,d. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

I'HE subscriber oilers for private sale The foliov;ns ,r,e
~ and parcels Of land, lying the oiy Of Riehmond
the farm called UPTON, Jnisuing rather shss
hundred acres lying the north fork Of the Brook and
mtheins near the Brook Bridge on the Torrpike bsss.
and miles from this city This by all who are aeows;ni.i
with rs considered vsIshe land most Of n heinz " 5
saa %s i@eeied and the building. sufficient for die
Also, 40 acres Mtchelrs Spring ind si;oiny a.. 49,,
and hi Of Mr. r. T. Prices land These 40 acres vsre
IVet iaid "h INTO lots Of 10 each, and viii be sod
ehher 10 that way together. Each lot will bsv. II, .
age Of water running constantly through IT, and ,,e Of them
nave nae 'prns- With this land 46 acres more NAV he hs
SEPT. =. 50 Stsif r poprNcox
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-27

Dec. rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12

The Speaker laid before the House letter from
Mr. Kent, Of Mar land, resigning his seat IN this
House; hicb was laid on tie table; and it was
CrdTcd, That The Speaker acqusint the Exc
cuilye o( The State OF Maryland with the fact Of
his resignation
On motion Of Mr.. CambreIeng, Of N Y. il was
Res0ire9, That the COMMITTEES Of Ways and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
Extract to the Editor, dated

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6.
The committee of the Senate have this dav con-
CURED IN Report t. be made on the amendment
OF the Constitution, relative 10 the election of
President and Vice President
Zach state is TO lie divided into Electoral Dis
iricts. The people to vote direct for President
anG Vice Precedent;
Each district TO count one vote, the same as
il il had been the vote OF an elector:
Tie elections to be held on the - day Of
August:
Congress TO meet on the first Monday of Octo-
Der Of every fourth year.
On counting the votes, if no one shall have
majority Of the whole number, ffen
The two highes, on the list shall be sent back TO
The people, from which the two people are 10 elect
the President or the Vice President as tie case
may be. Ban. pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
NEW SEkIES-No. 8.

NoIIkt1L-r--4NU
Nv the Author ii Political p.rni.i,i,usl
The GOLDEN CAsKEr-or, The Presidents
.sfessoge--or,s proclamation of a great civil
revolution, in the governments OF this Union -
"Ail tiat gli,crs l. gold.
"Ol;cn have you heard that told
any m,n has lite hath sbli
H"i uuls,ic 10 hciuid
"GV9e6 tss.ibs do IN fold.
Had yea he.n as sc!sf b. b.ld,
"1ouns IA iiml'S Ia Judgment old,
i"ur answer had nOi bee u un>c. oIi'd:
I" Elre .pcY. AlIr. i. IL y III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-12
TRADE wrrH TIIE BRIr1su co1nNlrs

The New York Mercantile Advertiser acknoy.
ledges the receipt of two letters, one from MIR.
Cambreleng, enclosing letter To him from Mr.
lay. on the subject Of the British Colonial Inter-
course Acts. II appears from these letters. that
our government, a. well the British Minister at
Washington, of opinion that the Collector at
Halifax has misconsirued the intentions OF his GOV
eminent.
il Is added that dispatches from the British Min
lister at Washington, TO the Government of Nova
Scotia, were received IN New York a few DAYS
ago, and forwarded 10 Halifax via St Johns, N
- with The geates, telerily. IL is conjectured
that these dispatches relate to the above affair and
that they will have The effect to prevent the one
rai9ns Of the harsh construction pot upon the acts
of Parliament by &c Collector at Halifax.