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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-04
EDUCAYION

VIE subseiSe having engaged the of Mr. Cav.o,
u C0ienan as instructor will continue his school the
ensuing at Dunlors Poyyhasn county; lis r,t se-,o
VIII commence Me 18th of January and terminate the I5a
OF June, and IFS second will the 9Th of Juv aj
terminate the 18th Of December In this school e EvI;
Latin and Greek languages will he taught al
Geography the drawing Of Maps lie common a
Alatbematieks, to which be added
ledge Of Book Keeping Terms board including washing fuel
candles &C. $40 per each student fu Di,hne 6 ow
he'd, or bedding will he furnished for dollars reS anp,o
tuition 50 dollars per the whole payable
81 advance The utmost care and attention will be extended
TO boys, which be committed TO and no ta,rs,
will he neglected which may tend promote their improve
men IN the branches of science which their attention nav
he directed With the sentiments and department The
cations and application Of Mr. Coleman subscriber ,r,i
acquainted and well pleased who will himself continue To
supervise aud dire the Of the school The ,uson
heaithfu and retired aud The public stage pa sing from Rich
mond TO Cartersvie, within two miles Of IT. will prove gea,
convenience for the Of students their
Letters to should be directed Jefferson Powbatsn
County EDWARD RApTIST
s. Books will be furnished if necessary the Richmond
prices. E.B.
Dec. s. Co vays
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FLORIDA L.aVD .aGENCY

Office Tor the purchase and sale Of land opened at
"a Tallahassee the Il government Florida II known
that the rich lands Florida well adapted TO the culture
Of those great staples Sugar Cane and Sea Island Cotton
That gentlemen who visit this county VITA perma
neht settlement absf under many Disadvantages the pur-
chase location Of land which is believed might be DIVA
ted by this office. II is the intention Of the undersigned be
prepared with special information relative 10 the quality and
eren Of The most valuable lands, which may he offered for
sale by the government by individuals Books will he open
eel foI the registering Of all estates which may be committed
the charge Of said Office, with drafts aud JesrTptons Special
examinations will be made all n deemed necessary
The said Office will be prepared TO attend to all business ea-
tive 10 the perfect completion adjustment Of land claims,
To all business apPetsinng TO IN, Donation Presumption
Laws, passed by the Congress Of the United States for the
benefit OF the early settlers Florida and every descrp-
ton OF buntss, relating General Land Agency Maps Of
the public lands, which offered May, 1926, and
those which may he hereafter advertised for sale by the go
venmen At all times he procured Letters (post PAID
add cssed Richard g. Allen a. Co. Tslahases Fifida
Will be attended 10. RICHARD g. ALLEN Il co.
Tallahassee, 18th June, 1926.
REFERENCES.
His Excellcncy, WIN. z. Duvai,
Col Robert Butler Surveyor General,
General Richard X. Gall,
Col James Gadsden,
Major Beni. Chstes, Taldhassce,
Jonathan Robson, Esq. Gadsden County Florida
August .. 2S-w2A
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Omfciat 3eapere.

THE DOCUMENTS FROM MEXICO,
Communicated 10 Congress from the Depart.
nent Of state, through the Erecutive, on
Tuesday last.
The first papers in this series, are notes from
Mr.. Po1NsETr, transmitting information, already
in POSSESSION Of our readers, Of the meeting and
adjournment Of The Cong ssS. Among these papers
is The dress Of Don Manuel Lorenzo de Vidsune
20 the PeDiPOI ntiaries Of the American States OF
Panama, which has appear II most OF our pa
pers Then come the following papers, which ar5
all that contain any thing new In relation TO the
Congress Of Panama.
Erfracts of ieter, No. Sc. from, 5fr. Poin.
seH to Mr. Guy, dGted legation Of the IT,
States, yNerico, Sept G 1896
saw Ire Mexican deputies TO The Congress Of
Panama this morning, for the first time since their
return.
One Of the articles Of agreement between the
New States is, that, whenever the safety Of Ame-
rca shall require large force to be kept foot,
The expense shall be betrayed by oil parties
a meeting Of The Plenipoteniisries ofihs allied
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL be sold the premises the FIRST day OF January
w 1927 that well known valuable estate called Poplar
Forest lying the Of Bedford and Campbell, the
op.ry Thoma. Jefferson, dec. within eight miles Of
Luxembourg aud three OF Nw Loudon also about 10 likely
valuable negroes with stock, crops &C. The terms OF
sale will he accommodating aud made known the
On the fifteenth OF January, Monticello, the county Of
Able nae the whole Of the residue ot the personal property
y, rhoma son. dec, consisting 100 valuable
stock crop, &c. household aud kitchen furniture The aen
ton IN. public earnestly invited to this property The
believed be the valuable FOR their number
ed time the State 81 Virginia The house
h1d furniture, many valuable historical and portrait paintings
Lus,s msfbv aud plaster of distinguished individuals;
marble of Thomas Jefferson, by Csraec with the pedestal
and ttuuoat-d column which stands Poygaph copy
used by Thomas Jefferson, for the last
five years. with other articles and useful To
o business aud private families The Of sale will i've
and made known the day. The sales
will be continued from day Jay until completed. These
sales being nsvoiabe sufficient 10 the public,
they will take place the times and places appointed
THOMAS J. RANDOLPH,
,h. Of y,n.r
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One Hundred Dollars Reuord.

~ ANYWAY fiom the subscriber the An If Deecmbe,
1876 my negro NED he about thirty eight wear,
nearly SIX Tee. high aud likely, OF dark
'a pleasing countensnce when spoken TO- speaks toera
NY quick and IA n.ilis particular marks recoected
unnecessary to describe his cloahng he may
frequently wore Nedis called by the negroes in Rich
nond Ned Jones' III which place has been seven
teen years and has been employed for the three lat
vars, At the warehouses tobac business n. ha, ale. IN
Gnmond ir.e woman tnIary George his wife. 4, :.
pooaole .nat Ned has obtained free papers, and
euuessour To escape to of the states, he Ia.
brother named Harrison who runaway from six yeaI,
s anu am TOLD that h. has heen in Pennsy in
IN height OF dark complexion, and well known by
emancpaied by H. Bacon, and from Virginia
10 fe"nsl vania will the above reward for both of
them , o. hy dollar; for either of them, taken out Of this
OF twenty dollars for either of them, il taken within the
OF III any JAIL so that get them again. all
aI o,aiges. JOHN JONES.
c.
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lTR ANsLATIoN1

lTRHNsJATIoN
Communication from the Government 10 he
Chamber If the Senate, on the motives IF
Nie removal Of the Congress IF Panama to
1'acubaya.
MosT EXCELLENT SIRs: tbs most Excel
lent Ministers Pisnipotentisry Of The Republic, in
the Assembly Of the New American States, un-
der date OF the 22nd instant, meke to this Depart
ment The following communication: " In order 10
crafty tie wishes Of the most Excellent President
which you express to US, Ia your note Of the 18Th
of the present month, we have solicited and Oh
tanned the public papers referfedio, and il IL only
in the Gazette Extraordinary Of The Is;hmus, OF
the 22nd Of June, in the Sun of the 22nd August
snd-'h the Supplement- to the Royal Gazette Of
Jamsica, number 80, that we have found any no
uce or articles having reference TO The Assembly
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Powhotan Female Seminar.

THIS nsulIon (Undr the Of Mrs H. Ruld9 will
T. bs conducted the ensuing yea at Lethe, situated the
stage road from Richmond 10 Caersye, formerly the resi-
dence Mr.. Wade shy, and " the subsofhef The
exercises 81 the school for the ensuing will commence
the FIRST day of February next, aud close the last Of
November following.
The Instruction Includes spelling resIing writ
ing ati,hmec grammar, geography, history, chronology
mythology rhetoric, elements che try and pboophy
Terms fpr the Of month";, heretofore. For
board ihzing &c. and tuition ~ al the above bfsnohe $40
FIRST quarter payable advance. No deduction will he
made for hosf5 taken home before the bd ri the session
Music, drawing painting, and needle work Nin he extra
charges and payable the end u the session The boarding
department will be conducted ny sis Morrison Parents and
asdians, requested 10 make early application the
criber ID. S. MORRISON
1.-the, powhsian, Nov a. 57-w9wt
Is. teacher Of Muse, will be wanted attend h.
sb,ve institution.
n Patents and guardians informed TIA, Dancing will
bt isnsh ?, M Kudds Scho 70 such wish 70 learn that
Accomplishment.
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No. SO.

No. SO.
Mfr. Poinsen to Mr.. CIry.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
JNerico, 4th October, 1926
SIR: have the honor TO transmit, herewith,
the translation Of report. made by the Secretary
of State of this Republic to the Senate, in reply
to a call for information, directed to ascertain the
causes Of the removal Of The Congress OF Panama,
from that place 10 Tacubsys.
sn, very respectfully, Sir,
your obedIent servant,
j. II. POINSETT.
To the Hon. Henry CLAY,
SECRETARY Of State, Washington.
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LATE FROM THE WEST INDIES

We Learn from Capt Clark of the schr Climax;
which anchored below the Forts Saturday even.
ing from Antigua, Port Spain, (Trnidad) and ST.
Thomas. that the inhabitants of Port S -sin were
very much dissatisfied with The late Order ia
Council relative to the prohibition of American
vessels from entering their ports, and they of
opinion that it will not continue for any length
of TIME they say that they cannot do without
our produce. No American vessel would be per-
mitted to enter their ports after the Ist Dec.
Capt Co. informs that a pratcal two topsaiI
schooner was cruising off the Windward Islands
and had committed robberies on several vessels
among which were some American. The Climax
was fired into, and the shot passed througo the
rigging, by British man of war, on the SUPPOSE
ton that she the vessel which had commit 81
these depredstIons II. 3. Ms ship Druid, had
sailed in quest Of the pirate.
markets at the former ports dull for American
produce, and that of the island scarce and high
the new crop not having come in. AT ST. Tho
mas, tolerahly fair-Flour dollars per Dbl. and
very little in market. Nor. Beacon.
FROM HAYTI
Although there is certainty of any over, act
of resistance having been committed in the north
ern department OF Hay, against the existing CO.
vernment, there seems TO be good reason for be-
evins, that Cape Hayden, formerly Cape Fran
co.'s, is disaffec'e1, and jealous, of the southern
capital, Port -Prince--The following is from
the Boston Gazette:
L" Letters from Cape Haytien to the 2sth of
November have been received by a respectable
merchant in this city, (per brig Hay at Portland)
which confirm, in all respects, the gloomy ac-
counts recently published in this Gazette from that
island. Although no disturbance or revoll had
taken place at the last dates yet such as the dis
satisfaction prevailing among all classes of the
people, crisis had arrived, and unless President,
Boyer Immediately revoked the unjust and runous
measures he had adopted and pursuing, il was
Appreciated speedy dissolution of The connexion
between the North and South would take place.
Much anxiety and alarm consequently felt b.
the inhabitants, who were reduced t. an unprece
denied state of poverty and misery. II is important
that merchants should be correctly informed on This
subject and their good and prudence will lead
them to discontinue any further commerce with that
island, until oufidence is restored and protection
afforded by our government. Under existing cir.
cumstances it is believed tina, the presence OF u
States ship of war is highly necessary, for the pro-
lection of the persons and property OF our fellow
citizens in that Island -
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Sale of Yuiuabie Negroes.

me i' day OF January next, the townof Urbanna
~ county Of Middlesex, will he sold about IS valuable n
1 pat beng the property the estate Of rhvua.
muse, dec and will be sold by Robert Blakey his sdrnos
pat being the by Geo. Bealy
to Wu Jesse, psr deed Of record In Mddesex Court am
VIII be sold by the said trustee the third and last part heinz
sgr0es conveyed in trust by Zach u Crienden to Wias
Shepherd, deed Of record Mddesex Court will be-
sod ny the said trustee Tn. above slaves will he sold for
esh, except half OF those belonging the estate OF
ona Muse, dec Persons wishing purchase will well
attending this sale, the negroes TO be sold generally
likely and Of good chsraeter.
Ro. BLAKEY, AJmor.
WM. JESSE, Trustee,
WIN. SHEPHERD, Trustee.
e6--l
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RDUC.HTION

TtHE subscriber having engaged Young gentleman a,
teacher in his family who is well qualified tn teach the
English language also the Lan Greek aHd French
and the minor branches Of Mathematics, will take few mall
boys boarders. The school will commence on the f5b
January next, and expire on the 18th of December.
Board, including every thing (for 10 non;ts) 500
Latin, Greek aud French, do. so
English, do 90
Mathematics, with either Of the ove branches so
q" be paid quarterly. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Cfaigton, Henreo, miles north Of Richmond.
Dec. n 6S-vttJ
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EOHN4TTGM
Dec. 10.

III
no Ann . CoPLANDS School will he continued n,
4vA ensuing al Radclf county oi ,oovsr -.
10 miles above tue courthouse The same brancbe, will r.
IN h School were taught the present year. viz Soei
ing arithmetic Eu sish grammar
WIN me use q" the maps, and history. The price boai
ana tuition including lodging &c will be 100 dollars for tn
ion alone 70 dollars The School will begin on the 15h ~
January aud end on the 18th of December following akiur
t'n OF ten months after deduotns err mon-
Tor vacation She pledges heielfo ray due attention 10 liz
Hanover, Dec 10 80 nv, ''e'
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.dfRS. .1L4RG.aRET COW.a.N

you not resident of this State you will please to
~ take notice, shall MONDAY the February,
1927 AM the 9th of the month"; should
necessary between the hours o 10 A. NJ and T. NJ proce
the Tavern Of Thomas Gary, Gloucester courthouse,
lake the DISPOSITIONS and aavts OF Messrs. VIM Jones' Ar
thur L. DAVIS James Dabney aud others be
denee suit pending in the Superior Court OF Chancery
fpr the kichmOud District, wherein YOU admnistr aix
Alexander Cowau, plaintiff aui am defendant.
JOHN n. HARDWOOD, admir- OF WIN. Hsrwood, dec.
63aawgw
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VIRGINIa FE.MaLE aCaDE.NY.

boydtoa, hechtnouTy county.
FIvIIE OF this will Mon
4 day, January 9Th, 1927, with the teachers. Eve in
number, ali ot the fsuy, aud the studies
during the present year The subjects taught Ne.d.
Work, Spelling Readng, Writing, English Grammar Geo
sraphy Arithmetic History, Chymsiy, Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Leres, and Astronomy An apparatus has
been used for illustrating the truths OF Ministry Natural
Phil soPhy, and excellent pan OF Globes for
Geogrsphy the latter aided by the best Maps be
their will he continued and their number increased
The charge for board, with tuition above, will go for
the Music, vocal and inaru "eital Drawing will
also he taught, the former AT 50 dollars, the latter 20 dol
lars session desirable that payment should he
III advance hut where this not nhuIc
wilt he given Dancing also taught by Professor
OF the Art
TO persons to whom unknown, it may he well to
state, that oi for yelis Academy
OF Andrews and Jones' whose character stands 50
nigh IN the South aud the other pupil Of DIR. that
establishment.
The hcahness OF Boydton proved by the fact that in our
family, consisting OF than Thirty Individuals ha, not
been necessary call IN me di-
cal assistance: Should that he required, til. first at
hand Every hosrdei is expected TO furnish bedding
towels small charge will he made Books &c will
be furnished al the usual stoIe prices.
JOSH. b. WARNE,
Drc.1c 6S-wt5ID GEO. L. BAKER.
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WAS committed 10 the Jail Of IN. town Of r.iehors,
the nth day Of Sept. 1926, runaway negro nsn
who calls himself ELLfCK and he belongs Joseph
Logon eastern district Of South Carolina he feet
ehes h between IS and 80 yeas VI black eomPieaon
mas large has lett oceavnej by hurn, has lost
part al has little finger the band AID has ao snail
scar over the right eye The requested 10 come for
ward prove properly, charges aud take hun away he
Will be dealt wth a, the law iii, ees.
Nov 81 s7-wJo,.
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EDUCdTIOM.

E seho" Tor 1877, will he continued the place now
" eaeh miles north from the village Charlottesville
and he opened on Monday the 9th January The
Instruction wa embrace The Greek, Latin ench aud English
OF those branches 25 dollars for the scholastic term of 10
months: 'iail give vacation of during the sum
neT board may be obtained sentee families convenient
10 the school house. pETEp ,UuITr
Alh-inarl.. ~
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A Convention Cor the renewal of the Great As
sembly annually in time Of common war, and o'-
ennislly during peace. 3dly. A Convention which
fixes the contingent which each confederate should
contribute for the common defence. 4,hly. An
agreement concerning the employmsnt and direc-
ton of those coniinsen,s; and 5thfy. Divers de.
clarations that the treaties which Colombia had
formerly concluded with the United Mexican
States, Central America, and Peru, should be IN
cluded in those treaties, with certain reserv ations
Although the labors of the Congress were airea-
dy so far advanced, the hazards occasicned oy the
climate Of Panama to the Plepipoien'laiIes, ad-
monished them TO resolve upon a removal Of the
Congress to the town Of Tacubaya, near the City
of NJ exco. where they expect the Minister whom
the Government OF the United Safes has resolved
to send.
have the honor to renew to you the assurances
of the high consideration and respect Of
Your most obed'l serv't,
JOSE MARIA SALAZAR.
There are two other letters firm MIR. PoInset,,
which, though relating to other subjects. and OF
old date, are sufficiently interesting, and shall
have place in our columns another day
Nat. Int
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TRyJST SHE

10y virtue Of deed oftrust executed by Frederick Wood
I'D 10 The Subscribers for the purposes therein set forth
dated the 2h DAY Of July 1922, aud duly recorded The
clerks office Of the county court Of GooCblsnd will Be sold
Samuel woodou mill on the 9Th day Of January next At
public auction for ready money, tract Of lard lying in The
81 Goochand Gento Greek containing 100 acres
sdjoning the l-nds o rhos II. Peasants Miller Woodson
others The Subscribers, acting trustees, will only convey
such title as IS vested in them as trustees.
JAMES NJ. PLEASANTS, Trus-
SAML WOoDSON, }tees.
Dec. 2T. 60u2fs
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ITRANsLATIoN1
Don Jose Maria Soidzor TO the Secretary of
State.

TTnANsLATIoN.
Don Jose Maria Soidzor TO the Secretary of
State.
LEGATION OF COLOMBIA,
~ Washington, Goth .Nou. 1926.
Sin: I have received order from the Gov
eminent of Colombia to communicate 10 that of the
United States that the Great American Assembly
was installed on the 22d of June last, by the Pleni
potentafies Of Peru, Mexico, Central America,
and Colombia. The necessity for the concurrence
Of the Legislature of Chill, which was not in SEES
sion, TO the nomination Of Plenipoteniiaries, had
retarded their arrival al Panama.
The Assembly being installed, it was determined
by LOT in what order the Conederaied States should
be named and by common consent, it was deter
mined that the representatives of each should alter
nately hold the Presidency for The direction OF the
discussions. These were conducted with that
perfec, harmony and concord, Which The great and
important object in view should inspire; and The
preparatory conferences and labors which preceded
enabled the Plenipoentiaries, on the 18Th Of July
last, to sign
lf. treaty Of union, league, ani perpetual
confederation, between the four States represented
10 which The other Powers Of America might have
an opportunity 10 acceie within one year. 2Jly.
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"DTTCE

Ii persons travelling the Richmond and O.horne,'
."hp'Ae hoa', :ni who cross the at the Ferry OF
the said company, will hereafter be exeu,p om m.
on account OF Road Tolls Th. company having determined
only 10 emand OF such persons the fesge for crossing
NeF, "o, me same a' that charged Mayo's Bridge
order OF the Pf esd, Mt and Directors 'e" ~
% M oARRINGToN, Treasurer.
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ROckett's Nh for .S0Ie

b. me ON hay OF January Thu mill will be sold 10 c
hshts bidder II situated Rockctis about 100 yao.
the corPoi atom line OF city of Richmond 10
run four OF stones suited grinding corn and bsp
~ "'ih all the machinery essdiy the
of hou on large scale The mil under lease for sv
years: at $500 per the which will expire On
m nay o. me present ,esr The above propert, be sold
ON acreaH Of one and two years. THE PROPRIETORS
misses. = " W. N'e PIC
Dec. - GO o.,,
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.A1OTICE

fT1IfH on5erfiien hereby notify The public tia, they will
hold them rlye1 rep16hie for any kind II merchandise
produce put boad their boats Anv pltced thcf
he dooued AMI considered the fik 81 hc owner,
owners SAMUEL Henry HAT, HER,
FRANCIS rs. DEANE,
JAMES JENNINGS.
CsrcrsviNe, Dee a.io2o. IVA
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7'be .qn,lunI Geuer1I .Meefin :

NF the Nagsi Assprsnce Society against Fire Duldng
~ If e state Of Yngina, will ne held at the soeietys OF
iccs IN Hiehninnd, on honaay. 2yih January 1877
JAMES RAWLINGS, p eat 81. a. socioty.
~ 81
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Halua6le Real Estate for Sale.

v utudOte heU ESIdte J0T sac.
WISH TO seiltwo tracts of land lying the county Camp
bel containing about 1000 acres, the other between
and 600 The two tracts separated only by at creek
On tue FIRST u beng hetract which reside) there
than 500 of open Land, of which has been
cleared within few years. There clear large
qusntty Of first Tobacco Lad nearly all of which lies
body This tract lies remarkably WE'LL being very little
unduaedthe fine and the neIghborhood healthy and
agreeable The improvements large dwelling house of
rock koen smoke house, house together with
oveIseers house, AMI good tobacco uses all OF which
OF the other tract nearly half Of it's open land, and
bgh state 81 improvements part of which FIT land Of
superior quality There also il excellent Mil Site
and good r,ld of well selected fruit The improve
ment two goo dwelling houses about half mile apart
with all the uui out house attached 10 each them.
sidel unnecessary describe the property paou
lar MANNER knowing that those who disposed buy will
hr view bu by way OF further nducemeni, would state
that there these tracts large quantity OF good Weadow
Lind, which certainly considerable acquisition TO them
All persons who DESTROYS Of purchasing the above pro-
perry particularly invited To call and the The
terms will he liberal snd accommodating aud made known by
the subscriber living the premises about 20 miles south from
Lynchburg and southeast from Campbell courthouse
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
b. The above land could he conveniently divided into
smaller tracts 10 suit purchasers. N. w p.
August ~. 2T-wtf