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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08
MOMMT@Y.
(From the n. Y. l.. Post, June ..
LATER EROM ENGLAND.

The British barque Diana, Capt. Sugjen, arrived
thi. forenoon from Hull, Eng. has brought paper Of
that place containing London dates 70 the evening CT
the 29,h APP H. The editors OF the Gazette. to whom
this paper belongs exclusively, have permitted us to
copy frem it. 1, contoins not word Of political in.
tslgsnce though four days later than the dates previ.
eusly received.
Health of the King From the private London
correspondents OF the Hull Gazette under date of April
70. evening, we extract the following:
"Our accounts from Windsor this evening are OF a
Ices Satisfactory nature than for time past; ard
TO the repeated inquiries the Castle by persons
ieus about his Maiestys ah the answer is the ny
10 much the same"
The following is the bulletin Of the 29,h: ..The
King continues much in the state, with occa.
sional embarrassment in His Msi,sy's breathiug -
Signed. HENRY HALFORD.
Nj j TIERNEY.
This bulletin increa'ed the alarm. The complaint
o. the King is understood to be the dropsy in the
Tn. proceedings of Parliament on the 2stb inst are
Of little interest.
thsntc of the state OF the Kings health, were close
Iy questioned; but no satisfactory Information was
elected
From sources, however on which reliance is placed
we are Informed that the attacks which the King ex.
perences in his breathing have become more trequ nt
and that they yield less readily to the strong medi-
eines administered for that purpose. His Moesy's
medical advisers are almost constantly in attendance
on, and appear to consider hat his Ma-s
ty should not be h,rrassed with public affairs Conse-
quently only those have been admitted his presence
TODAY who have what may be termed extra entire to
the Sovereign"
The dinner parties of the nobility has been delay-
cd and the Duke of Clarence had refused 10 pre- sde
at public dinner in consequence of peculiar circum-
stances.
Consols fell on the ooh, from 90 "a to 90 Ii.
hill Tor the amendment of the Poo, Laws was un-
der discussion in the House Of Commons
There is Marine Intelligence which con Germs the
American Merchants.
Offices Of the Mercantile .Rdueriiser s. Gazette
Mr.. Peel's Forgery bill had been rotponed Tor a
fortnight at the request Of Mr.. Brougham to give
time for the presentation OF petitions that important
subject.
bill was in progress through the House of Com
MONS with a view to make great notifications in the
lawson this subject.
The bill for the relief of the Jews, was not il wa.
understood. fer the present al least pass into law
Ii was said ministers bad discovered that there dap
ger in completing the great work of emancipation from
tho hraidon OF penal disability account of religious
opinion.
The London Wheat market was dull on the Goth
April at reduction OF to % per quarter, for bonded
Wheat no dsmaud worthy Of notice. Flour trade ex.
ce'-vey dull and ship mrks offered in vain lever
rates.
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trIGHEsr PRIZE.
10000 DOLLS!

31i7 prizes. amounting 10 $4,000 Dollars.
ony 5000 Ticks in the Scheme--The Prizes all
payable in Cash, which as usual at CoHsNs OFFICE,
can be had the moment IN drawn
McDE OF DRAWING The numbers will be nut in
10 one wheefss usuaard in the other will be put the
prizes dboce the determination Il Five Dollars; the
Drawing TO ir0gress in the usual manner. The g..
600 prizes OF Five Dollars each will he awarded to the
tickets having the terminating figure CORE spending
with either OF the terminating figures OF the TWO FIRST
drawn numbers Of different iermination from 10 in
clusive--and TO the tickets with terminating figure
CORE spending with either Of the two first drawn of diff.
sreRt terminaons, from TO inclusive BY this mode
Of drawing tbs holder oil i've tickets ending with tho
hgures to 8 inclusive; or to o inclusive will be-
certain Of o6taining at least Ttco FIXES and may
dTd,o Seven.
Whole Tickets, S. 90 Quarters. 1925
Halves. $50 Eyh,h. 62cts
ORDERS either by mail (post pad) OF private
conveyance. enclosing the Cash prizes, will meet the
came prompt and pnnctual attention ii on personal
apple a,ion.-Address
J. COHEN, Jr s. BROTHERS,
-, Bamore,
Baltimore, May 81 1880
u The Register, containing the Official List viii
be forwarded gratis, Immediately after the wing to
those who may request it.
june 4. S-5t
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DEDAt the residence of Col TO. AicCandlish
Williamsburg Friday the 10Th ult Mrs. ELIz McCAN
pLisi alter poacted and painful Illness during which she dis
played the most exemplary Otude,
Lady endowed with virtue, which
endea her to her numerous relatives and cn beaed
sp LATIN Quilted its earthly tenement,
SKIES TO chlun the OF triumph, around the Throne of Him.
VINO hath called her from this world rewards
due la HE OF pey, and uniformly
the happiness OF her fellow beings. She died Nth year
her age, respected and beloved by all who knew her
at his residence in the County Hanover, Sunday
ne SUN May, THOMAS POLLARD Esq, Clerk of the Superior
Court OF Law OF that County, and acting
OF the County CourA of unsuicd respect
ca ana valuable Czenan exemplary Husband Fater-a
humane ana nduscnt Master II justly be said of him.
no man lived more entirely without fepoach death with
creator hrmncss aud composurc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

LO.T.WU.N7C.YTEU
Aa Superior Court of ChHncery, held Wyhc
the District of Wythc Thursday May 2Oih 1850:
Reorsd, That the Judge and Officers Court tho
Members Of the Bar will testimony OF the
General ALEXANDER SMITH, and OF respect for s memory
me Father oil tins Bar the usual badge OF mourning the
left arm, for the space of 30 days.
Rersd That the foregoing spread on the Order
ook OF this Court, and Copies be furnished
Western Virginia Argus, aud Richmond qure for publication
Copy. Tcsic, j. f. BROWN, G. e.
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When Mr.. R,guet established hi, " Free Trade kj
vocate, we expected TO have a fair encounter
Of Wits" between him and Mr.. Nlss. en- the p.eu.o
" American System"-Snee Mr. II. has removed 10
Washing ton, and displayed The " Banner Of the Con-
sutu,ion, he has thrown down the gauntlet 10 MIR
Nile,-~bch, we presume this Champion Of the Sys-
tenn, asd Occupant OF Freedon's Chair" would have
eagerly taken up But ,ch thing Mr.. n. seems
" think tie be der part OF valour Is discreton
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II AND FOR SALE-inending to remove 10 the
~ West, offer for sale the tract of land on which
reside Called Woodvle) containing 1858 acres living
in the county of Hanover, the branch road of the
Mechanicksville Turnpike leading from Richmond TO
Tappahannock, IL miles from Richmond and from 10
to 10 miles from Hanover, King William, and New
Kent Court houses. The Improvements are very good
the dwelling house is and amply sufficient for the
accommodation of gen,eel family, with all the neces-
sary out-houses; and young and ourshing apple and
peach orchard selected by myself from of the best
nurseries in Virginia. and is perfectly healthy we'll
watered situation-This land is in compact BODY
although originally in two tracts and may gain be d.
vded and thus suit two purchasers about three ourhs
OF the tract which the houses stand being one half
OF the i63 -2, is cleared and regularly cultivated sue
cessfuy in corn, wheat oats cotton, Sc; nearly the
whole OF the other half is more heavily mbered than
any LAID in this part of the country, which have
nearly prepared all the mbers necessary the cree
ton of a saw MILL and there is but mill of the kind
In this section of country, and that, or miles off
As Regards terms, willing to take a part or the
whole in young negroes, one-tourh in cash, one-fth
on credit of twelve months and the balance in two
three and four years carrying interest from the date
In either case, will put the land at price which
am confident will not be Objectionable As / am re-
solved to remove, expect TO make sacrifice.
WM STARKE.
June 9. g-w6wH
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June g..

N Cha CERf:-At rules held il the Clerks OF.
Z hce OF the County Court OF MeckIenburg On the
hr.t Mondoy in June 20
VIM. Mae,t, PlH
against
Ab'onm Roberts and Joseph Townes late Sheriff
AM Administers or CT James Hester, dec D.6l,
The deierdaHt, Absoun Roberts, not having entered
ms appearance according to the act ct Assembly, and
The ruiz Ct this Court, sEd il appearing sa,acorly
thN ne is et an lnh.b'an OF this Staie On motion Of
the psiath by his attorney, it is ordered thai III said
Defendant do app ar here on the 1T day of August
Court h-N and enter his appearance, and answ err be
aip;lh- Gill; and that copy q his order be- inserted
10 Que OF The newspapers printed in the town OF Peters
ours or C.iy Of Rchmond, for eight weeks successive.
W end posted at the 'front.' door OF the Courthouse of
said County. A Copy Trs,e
J. G. BAPTIST, ID. O.
'uce o. 0-WSW
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LA.VDS IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SHE
PURSUANT TO an Act OF Assembly, aud an order
a OF the County Court OF Chrs'e field. shall, as
Trustee named in the said ORDER sell at Public Auc-
ton, TO The higfe't bidder at the late residence of
James Bray dec, the Goodies Bridge Road, on Sa.
turday, tie l0Ih day Of July next, the TRACT OF
LAND whereon the said Bray resided, a ring 400
acres, or hereaboutsAso, tract piece OF Land
on Tho aforesaid Road, adjoining Matthew Graves and
q. Winree's Lands, containing ninety there
abouisAo all the interest being three eghths Of the
ssid Bray, in and TO the MIL on Falling Creek formet-
~ called Winlree's.
As persons dispnsed to purchase, WILL OF course sat
isy themselves oi The advantages Of this property
particular desert piion is deemed unnecessary.
Terms "a credit OF and two years she purcha-
sers giving bonds With approved security, ard Deed
Of Trust The property, to secure the Of the
purchase money ARMSTREAT BRUCE
June s. So
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THE WEST INDIA TRADE.

Every a'rmp; is now making 10 reprcse ut the mes
sage "a bubble, and TO decry the prospect OF opening
This Trade. We have not abandoned all hopes of sue.
cess There is much force in the following article ON
the LAT N. Y f. Post:One caveat howe yer il neces-
saTy 10 be put in-we do believe the bill which
ha' just passed Congress, in zen led propit
Great Britain-bUt That it recomm- ndei by the
President honestly in the hope that the sure would
b. found advantageous in consequence the success
Of the uepot Ition
"Ihe Wesf-Indid trade -ThelA lately passed
reducing the duties coffee, cocoa, salt and molases
will be attended with other beneficial cons- u nc he
sides the mere dimnuon OF taxes and The relief OF com
merce. Next TO securing the interests of our own
country, IL l. important TO the good will of our
neighbors IL will convince tile statesmen and people
Of Britain, that this country legislaes from no princ
p- OF hostility to their commerce., the welfare OF
their coories. The articles Of Coffee cocoa salt and
mo'assHs, productions of the British est Indies
and the dminuuon OF the duties them will prove
highly important advantage to those islands. Should,
therefore, the conclusion OF the negotiation OF Mr. Me-
Lane be- by any possibility DELAYED until tie arrival of
the Intelligence of the proceedings of Congress at the
cio's OF The session, have doubt that ii will bring
IL to an immediate and triumphant ter mna,ion.
elm the mean time, however, we should feel no
surprise 10 hear Of the recovery OF the West India
trade at earlier period. Congress hare not passed
the act authorizing the President to open our port
to vessels from the West Indies, without the best
grounds The Administrations and the party supporting
the alton, have taken the responsibility of the
measure upon them .elves and il is no responsibility
lightly assumed. The covcry of the West Inda trade
we look upon a. morally certain, and il will be recov-
cred under the present British administration"
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No COMBINATION AND a FREE TRADE
HNhRTHENWARE and Looking Glas.es-THos j.
-EA BARROW, s. Co. importers, SO Water.S,reet n.
York-Ofrr for sdle 900 Packages E,rthen ware
Glass China, and Looking Classes compri.iug The most
complete assortment ever Offered in this market, and
which viii be repacked TO the Country Merchant At the
lowest prices In consequence Of having refused 10
JOIN The Continuation Tor eEulsting the price, OF Croc
kerry, in his City, have been made the subjects Of
most nioleraOt persecution, the object of which is
nothing lefs than oar entire ruin and erpulsion from
me trade, our characters have been asaiIej men Of
integrity and lair dealing, credit as house OF res
possibility mpeached and every endeav0r made 10 ruin
u, and to crown TIE whole impcrtaions through
The regular channels have been all stopped lin conse
quence OF threats thrown out 10 the MauuSactu ers in
Insland) 20 that @e have been obliged employ Agents
III Liverpool to make our purchases in such manuet
ha our names would not appe in The ranshction-a all
the laciics attendant upon obianing credit or our i'm
roftAiions are denied 10 u.s. and nothing hut cash in
Liverpool will obtain Tor needed supplies of ware
we are suffering these hardships in the cause of tn.
Merchant and Consumer of this description OF goods no
less than our own, and TO Them as our last resort we
come Tor aid and assistance; long ate enabled
70 sustain ourselves gain't than forty men, who
have combined TO bring shout ruin in his urheafd
o. manner, We will continue 20 cell goods Free and
nd'pend'ni at our own rateor Cash approved city
acccptances only.
TH0S. J BARROW, & CO.
50 WATER-STREEr, above 0ld-'lip, N. York
Juhe S. 9-N6.y
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JOHN WOOLFOI

The Lynrhbug Virginan pretended TO doubt our
sincerity i'll pretending to dbeleve us and offered t,
test our sincerity 10y wager. The Vrginsn has de-.
ii"ed the proposition and IRE, ,refre decline hauing
any hing further to say fOH upon The subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

NOTICE

NUT IT u.
HD NONCOMPLIANCE Respectfully informs
Is the lades and gentlemen OF Vheiris, that he
intends starting professional ous, on or about In.
6h day Of July, and viii visit fredericksburg, Char.
ottesve, aud Stanton, in which places he will re-
main few days-he will visit the White Sulphur,
WARM aid Sweet Springs, aud return by The ay Of
Jnchburg. lie gives this oafly notice. that his ends
may have an opportunity TO Call him pre- vous TO HE
temporary absence from Richmond aud 10 apprise hss
more remote OF bis intention Of visiting the above pa.
ces
N. B. He expects 10 be absent from Richrsond about
two months.
June 8. o-v,lf
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Mr. Niles has made the great discovery, that the Pre-
sdents veto on the Maysyille bill "neihcr arms or
(uor denies the cOrsttutOHdlify of the Maysve road
bill"-We advise him TO take out Patent for his nge
nuy-he being probably the sole dscoverer out Of more
than ten millions Of people.
The n Y. Commercial Advertiser pretends TO doubt
the province OF the President TO decide whether
particular road is of national importance, and says that
this question which belongs alone TO Congress TO de-
termine" Mr. Niles on the other hand seems to doubt
whether the President ought to negative bill on the
gentlemen the Executive Veto likely dwindIe
away into a mere cypher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

ANOCHRAN'S portable Improved wheat Thresbing
~ Machines From the increassd demand, and the
numerous orders which have been received fjr The
above s. Cochran has been induced to employ an aId
ional number OF workmcn, which will enable him 10
supply any orders that may be given him. or directed 10
his Agent in Richmond, with greater di.psich thsn
heretofore Applications 10 the Subscriber, will be
promptly attended to JNO. O'LAY.
Richmond, May 26 n. 1880
The above Machines in use by a. p Miller IN
Prince Edward; jos &. Cabcl, N loa; Bldks, Tap.
pahsunock; d. Dejeneu, CrrO,ine; c. Hnton, Eau.
quisrand many other gen Iemen in different sections
of the country, to whom he respectfully refer for uog-
malon. s. COCHRAN,
May 25 6-wSt New Market, Hanover
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e war and especially about ae ne
d Sssu AZ .S Msd.1 . Il y during the
have been necessary for me to boast tell OF blast
and would have by the people who
conclusive evidence have to ofsr to the public of
my Innocence Of those charges. the % that
stances was vy literally cneourascd-I sho. Afterwards
"a Sc SsS Of 9" a.. e psieS o ny sESop ISL was
elected cvory year since several times without opposition
shallow coseluc scr asking pardon for this
o S SSs "sS% o OI s purpose Of myself
cnuuhiy iagc, WHISTLER have upon
And do hope for to future that jas w. w""
WE a better employment, ha" trying sare u. rga,on Of
Madison Courthouse, June Sd, $780,
This certify commanded company OF infantry in tho
iO S Ss' war, DO TSg" ce M fork for
well Ieeooet tho circumstance that the said WIN. Fnks called
under hand TIL, ooh of May, 1880 ELIAS FINS.
Madison county, Va.
This day Elias Fmks personally appeared before me- justice
above certificate nS a To 10 o" hes a Of by
knowledge and belief Given under this of May
Joseph Good of tho of Madison hereby certify that
S'g Resided al this place since The yea! s9 all
duty during the late from this county, and distinctly reeoec
daushs marched that peromod duty is i'm
an ny G "S0 O no the Of idS
Madison ecuaty-to cit:
ihs day Joseph Good mado oath before Justice OF the
facts to the best of his knowledge belief
hand this 29h dayof May, 1880. CHARLES Il. GIBBS.
have in the Enquirer of April piece under
the signature of James w Walker who doubted
the paIio,i,m of William rnks during
take pleasure in saying, that during the late q think
The year isl3or M made trip tho Lower Country, with
and Norfolk and back to Richmond by way Petersburg
during our stay In Hampton alarm given in the night
advised US to make our escape from danger tho
approaching MI nks Immediately asked muskc ecar-
ing az inc same Time he would not move a peg.
81 soldiers and tho said Fnk frequently dismounted
them on his horse to assist them from House
hnlm Ferry (caed, believe, Sleepy oe,) there
great sick and disbandcd soldiers coming
proposed urrenderng turn in crossing the Fery1h
render Tor their accommodation, deained considerable
oil the day. JAS. IL. ELLIS
WO, the undersigned citizens of tho County Of Louisa do
by ccy, that IN the 1911, Company
manded by Capt John cadcs John Bbbs
about one mile from Chyton Store. Wo woll ecocct
Muster; and likewise in the Battalion Muster Spring
Capt, James Tmvlions Given undc. hands 10Th day
May 1889. LEWIS LANDRAM,
SIMEON MILTON,
RlCIl'D POINDEXrER.
louisa Csunty-to vn,
This day Lewis andram Simeon Milton aud Richard Poindex-
personally appeared before Peace
for said county and made oath Holy Evangelist
above certificate the of knowledge and
JOHN GRAVES.
Louisa eounty. Mar The lOti 1870
do hereby certify that mustered in the Company
cd by Capt John Bcaos during tho late WAR the
Mr. Fnks in the said Company Bibb old field, Trav
lions rccoIcc the facts distinctly remember our
quaintance commenced at that time. WESLEY COLE.
JOHN VOOLFOLK.
before me- Justice of tho Peace for said county
PETER NJ. DANIEL.
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The Boston Palladium states, that Mr.. Thornton who
has been lately appointed Comptroller in the place OF
Mr. Isaac Hill OF NeW Hampshire, the Speaker of
the House in the same State
denomination Of Mr. .Nodh.-The charge against
the President, which originated in the Kennel of the
National Journal, and eagerly circulated with
additional embellishments by the "alated presses -
is now rcfued. Gen. Jackson charged with avail
ing himself of the absence of Mr.. Tazewe from leave
and OF MIR. Marks from iHdiSposiHOn "to nominate
Noah again." Now, it turns out that if Dir. Marks
had been present, he would have voted for Mr. Noah
and that was Mr.. Ms notification of a change of opin-
ion which induced the President to make re -nornina-
ton The explanation from the N. York Courier and En-
quirer we have doubt places this in its pro.
per point of view.
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d. FOR THE ENQUIRER.
published in tho Enquirer of tho March last over ms
own name Wrcpy to publications that paper l2h Of bg
same month"; the Of Truth which contained
tam boous charges against my reputation. the time of M
ing That rcpy, did know who the author of Truth
but declared the charges DO false.
facts as nearly possible and called upon Tutb TO como %
with his name ledge that he had erred q, , 80
chagesln the Enquirer of the of April the names Of
W. walker appeared 10 publication, which ne said aave L
great PAM the necessity Of which he exceedingly regretted lie
pam ana regret that wondered NJ
whom - evident that IN that publications shrnks from
the principal charge which he had agnnst nv m
saying tba bad admitted the substance
not The TACT. The charge made Nv " Truth" which
James W. walker sbrunk in his publication CHARGE of
adce OF improper conduct ,ya-in
these words he said, when the occasion require NV
scce len my native county wandered beyond mountains
ana preferred the peaceful occupation Of cattle
the West TO aiding in the defence of bouy &c" This Is the
charge which he could nd mt 0ippf oprope
Ha charge which may bo calculated operate against abroad
but entitled 10 too little credit nufo h0ms For bnvo
proved, as will bn y reference certificates below Thai
QUESTIONS marched from this county, which performed tour of d
ythc Of which commanded by Capt Josep Hume was tho
last draught from this county that performed tour of duty i,
which company, the books Of the Court Martial Of tina, date will
show that militia daugted divisions higher than tho
twerens division, which proved 10 have beon the
h 10Th which divisions with Go sh Of the send Re
IN this county did Of duty during tho war have
also proved most uGquconab that did muster the county Of
Louisa which will also be by certificates no
James W. Walker published string Of certificates to sni
antao his oharges against the circumstance in spv
one OF them which the least the IL
proving tho are declarations said TO have made 6y me- since
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NEw-HAvrN co. June I've have inherited, on
our FIRST page, article from the Richmond Enquirer
giving account OF the arrest aud uiel OF Capt HoH
man. Of the Navy for leaving h station on the coast
Of Brazil and returning 10 the U. s with the ship
der his conmand, without the order, OF his superior
An error in this article hich il proper
rect II il stated that Com Creighton though pro
per arrest Capt. Hoffman," Sc Such is not',he fact
Capt. n. not arrested at the instance OF Com c.
but by the Secretary OF the Navy on his fepre-
ssntstion to the Department after his return. would
probably have been agreeable TO Com. c. to have
had all the circumstances of the cultivated and for
Eotten as they will probably be revived on his own
trial. which is yet TO take place Capt. Hoffman, with
hi. family. has been for time resident OF this CITY,
where he ia highly respec'e ani esteemed Herald
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VIEW MODE OF DRaJYITG.
The Holder OF Five Tickets or Shares. win Re GER
TAIN oil obtaining at least Two Prize aud msy draw Se
ven.
CoAEN's 0FrIcE BALrrmoRx.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
No 6, Tor 1880,
On WEDNESDAY,, 30rH OF JUNE
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MARRlEDi-On Wednesday, the 26th ult., by
Acs, Mr. WIS.,. SHErHEpD Miss Martha c. daughter of Der
nard Booker Esq, all of Buckingham county.