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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-26

Extract OF a letter from gentleman in Paris dated
PARIS, Aug. OH 1880.
arrived h.rea few DAYS since. The lat. events
that have taken place. and the forming OF the new
vsrnment, render Paris place Of extreme interest
MIR. MLane advised me by all means TO 20 over: ard
enti"'trd me with some confidential dispatches Tor &c
Lafayette.
calm often succeeds storm Paris il Tranquil At
present; some apprehe ns;oD il manifested OF dtlrban
in provinces, which certainly much more ssita
ted than the capital; but in Travelling from Calais TO
Paris, found the utmost unannity and enthusiasm
prevailing every where; the tri coioved flag was die.
played in all the towns, and the OF the Bourbon
used az a by. worl oi contempt On the road we IN II
with numbers OF the disbanded royast troop, the v
appeared much deerted, but their misfortuncs were
respected by The prasanry. who certainly actuaed
by nobler feelings than IN the old revolution.
have just returned from the gardens Of the Tuills-
rice, memorable in the late conflict TIL. marks Of the
cannon balls every where visihle and the window
o. thu palace are terribly shattered by the muskeuy
These beautiful grounds have been on many occasions
in the old revolution, tbs scene OF the most savage
huiche'y, but singular TO say, the monuments Of art
the siau fountains vases &c have escaped without
a single INK Of fnutilaion.
re"ollecied. my first visto the T0illedes abou
ten months since 10 have been struck on entering the
gareens, with the beauty Of two Swans which were
Ealing majestically in Of the marble founisns
looked around for my old friends, and found them IL
the place, hosiing about apparently quite uno on
scious that any u ing had happened
went last night TO the Pslsis Rcya mob had col
ected, and we're ,ingiDg the new song OF liberty q Tor
get it, naueD the Marsees hymn was also sung. Tn.
military we're standing and looking on, ihfee week
since il would not have been 90.
Geo. La Fsyeue has ifnmoralizsj himself; he IL
the idol Of the P4ri ians whenever he appears in pub
lie, he is surrounded by thousands, shouting give Ii
Fsyeue."
have called on Mr. Riyes, and was received will
the greatest kndneSs, he ssys he was we'll acquainte
with you 10 WsshnG,oo; he hss, taken house in TN
Fsuburg IT. German, aud lives in very good style
Phil u. .Hdv.
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The question, wheilss the s,ot alton Of our trade
With the British Colonies will be advantageous or not,
Is simple one OF political economy. Ii depends Alto
getber upon the fact, whether by crioyny the direct
trade we can cannot export 10 those colonies more OF
the articles which they derive from the United States
Than we new export; and whether we can or cannot
port ether articles which are now Excluded on account
oil the expenses and ihcuiies attendant upon cir.
cni'ous voyage. To do crinine the fret point, we
think will not he difficult The freight, insurance.
commissions, and other charges incident TO shpn,e OF
oil Hour fom the United States direct to jamaica rer
example, will not be great II the shipment a.
made indirectly, through III. island of ST. Thomas OF
81. Bartholomew. or even the nsighboring isisnd OF
Hayt or Cuba. This position cannot be disputed or
can It 10 dispu ed that this reduction OF tho expense, OF
shipment will enable the inhabitants Of Jamaica get
their -four cheaper than IL the indirect channel a
was accessible to them. Now. il IL priucple sum
ported well by the lights Of experience as die hi.
OF science. that the consumption OF comm oIiies i'm
creases when the p'ice ieclnes and We challenge my
one to produce single exec ton to The principle il
follows necessary consequence, all other circua-
stances equal that our exports to the Bri ish
must increase, hy the opening OF the direct trade.
In regard to the second point, there exists no more
dimcui'y IMAM In the former great portion of the
commerce which has always existed between This
Try ana the West Indies is in the expectation Of live
stock and lumber. These commodities will not bear the
expenses OF transshipment Live stock requires large
supplies o hay and other provisions be carried with
them, and they cannot be slowed away in bulk,
but take great deal Of room, the freight upon them.
or rather their passage money, very heavy. Besides
this the exporters Of horses mules oxen, sheep and
nogs, onenumes meet with difficulties against which
they cannot protect themselves by insurance. Some
times they fall in with Gains, which last long
sarve out their passengers and frequent have been
these caamtes that they have been OF sufficient
rety TO give the name OF the horse iades to that
gion which is located between the variable and trade
winds. AS TO lumber, any who has had to pay
the expense of hauling load of boards scantng for
twenty miles, can easily perceive how prohibory
double freight would be.
During the six years preceding the 3oh September
1926, 0ho ports were closed on LIST Of December of
that year tho exports from the United States 10 the ri
fish w lndas wa viz
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JOHN s. WEXFORD. Ex'or
OF the last win and Testament NJ
Oc' 4i-tds DANIEL GRINNAN decreased

Il SHiCKAHOMiNY LAND FOR SALE IN
" subscriber is empowered by deed of tru,t from
Judge HAY aud others, OF record in the office of The
clerk OF Henrico county to cell, aud he now Offer. lar
sale, the estate called AshfeId, containing about n;na
hundred and thirty acres situated on Chicksbominv in
the county OF Henrico, about seven miles from The
city Of Richmond. '
me estate consists OF two parcels: The upper se,,rat
cd rom tne lower by clip OF land about Jour hundred
yaids wide The upper parcel contains about 1870 and
the lower about 500 acres ' -""
VA The upper pare Their is an excellent brck dwell
ing bsuse, w by 81 feet having Elk large and two
mail rooms, aud four large closets. The house was
oa about The year 1914 aud IL said be AZ good az anv
IN the county, The store-room and gardner. bou,s
are also OF brick The other houses kitchen servants,
apartments stables and courthouse, SC are of wood
hnout one-ihrd oil this tract is as am told vha, 4.
called mud land 40 or 45 of which are cIear.d
and In meadow, which may with little troubIs 1900
constantly irrigated. ~ A'P'
% the lower tract containing alb ,uf 500 acrss
oarnssiaoles &c bu, no dwelling -boue but thai intend
su 'o' me OVefseeE IL has good scte for dwelling
mouse near an excellent spring and most abundant
,uPP'y OF hre wood There Is also an orchard on n,
Ii represented, that OF this tract boteen one nd
TWO hundred acres mud land that NAV n. ...y
cleared,aod that equal To any land on Cbickabon;n
The district ofcounfry in which these lands ar. ~,
uaied, is said TO he very healthy aud entirely sx.mn,
from ague and fever "P'
On having the purchase money and IN. in,er..,
thereof payable semi-anncally satisfactorily ,ern,sS
liberal credit will be given TO the purchaser
The parcels will be sold serarately iflr purcba.s,
f"1 2 so uesre' ROBERT STANARD.
Jury S'' 23-U
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y IT
Secretary OF the Treasury

Respect to the President Of the United States
f,erday at about two O'clock the clergy in thi. Civ
with scarce an exception, waited upon the President OF
he United States, and congratulated him upon his re
urn ~ me Scat o. Governmsnt. Proes and Catho
lies, Epi'copaians, Mchoists, B,pti-s aud Presbyt.
r'ans, all united in one common sentiment of respe c,
u the thef Magistrate who receiv cd and treated
~ manner alike becoming the dignity Of HI. station
and oil the character, department and elevated ny
." those whose valuable services aud exemplary lives
command our respect and constitute them the standard
and our future welfare.
The TACT which we have mentioned. that all d. nomi-
nations united in this mark Of respect, is at once mer
ter opposition, which seeks dscolor all the ac,s and
motives that endear the President to all who know his
public worth and private virtues and affords favora.
o'e commrn'ary on our free institutions, which by
tneir mutual guarantee OF the right of conscien nee
teach all secs TO consider the power which protects
others in the free enjoyment Of their religious and
civil hbtr les, a. safeguard to their own. fU S TEL
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ENALL AND WINTER GOODS-.BINroRp
a Brooks, s. Co are now receiving and opening
handsome and well selected stock OF and Fancy
Dry goods well adaped to the present and approach
log season. Th'y particularly invite their friend. and
customers TO call and examine them, they are deter
mined to sell them at very reduced prices, both by
Wholesale and retail.
DC, |. A2-v6v
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NOTICE
a PPLICATJON will be made TO TIE Legislature,
IA at lie next session Tor amendments TO be made TO
the law concerning the Manch, ster Turnpike road.
Ocf. ~. dS-g1w
NOR SALE Corn.beoi, and Ground PIaster.-
The public is respectfully informed, that shall,
in future, keep constant supply Of both articles, always
in readiness for delivery. p. HAXALL & co.
Oct 10. 46 -wiW
III WISH to employ single man, Of industrious bab.
its and good moral character, who has been accus-
toned to lsbl'r upon Farm, and who is willing 10
continue 10 the same kind OF employment. None ne /
offer, bat such a. can bring the Dery beet
lions; and preferences would be given 10 psrson
who has always lived remote from Town.
p. V. DANIEL.
Sept, 20. A-wu
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HbHTVOH III NNIci
Executing OF Jshn HArIis. dcc'I
Chs.tr6sld, OFT. 20. " '''' mann" 4s s-e d.

y
NEW -PLOUGH.-SINcLAIR s. MooRE
have constructed Seed Plough, which has
been tested during the present fall to full satisfaction
Particular attention has been paid well to the quail
y Of the iron, as TO the construction Of the plough
they can, therefore, recommend them with confidence TO
the public, for good work and durability.-Price So
They have also just finished inch Seed Plough on
The same plan, TO suit those who like narrow Seed
Plcughs.-Prcc 81 rs.
Also on hand, general assortment of Agricultural
Implements. comprising variety Of Poughs suited 10
all kinds OF land Improved wheatfans corn shelters
straw-cutters, from So TO $50 Cast steel axes, steel
hay and manure forks. Glover, orchard grass, Timothy
Herds grass tall meadow oat grass seed and Lucerne
seed. Garden Seeds, many Of them raised at their
Horticultural Establishment near the city, and will be
warranted pure and genuine. Fruit Trees of the best
selected varieties, raised under their own immediate
care, warranted true to their kinds which will be care
fully packed and delivered fresh from the Nursery in a
few hours after orders received.
Catalogues to be had gratis their store Pratt Street
Wharf, Baltimore Oct a. 4s-st
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FREDERICKSBURG. Oct 16 The Steamboat Rap
p4hannHok, on her pa' from Baltimore this place
was run iou of near Smiths Point by Brig bound mr.
the Bay TO Ba'timore.-The Brig was discovered Al 40
nHute' past Ill p M. about three points on her lar
board lee bow under heavy press Of sail and a fair
wind s. ny W. The weather being thick ard the mig ht
very dark il s supposed that the Brig mi.ok the Iight
at the bow OF the Boat for the Light House on Point
Lookout, and springpr huff for il, brougb, her in con-
tact with the Boat about ten feet aba Of her larboard
alter gang~ay, carrying away the upper deck stan 9.
chons, the after ends Of her upper canes with fur
or i've Of her guari sanchions and small boa The
Brig coming how on it, IL supposed she received little
injury The ronghness Of the weather prevented an
communication bsween the Brig ard Boat.
Herald
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CANAL InAN

The Ohio Canal Loan OF six hundred thousand doIiars
was taken last evening by Messrs. Prime, Ward
King Co. at the price OF hundred seventeen and
dollars Tor each hundred dollars of six per cent.
stock. The stock is payable at the pleasure Of the
state alter 1880, and the rate is equal an interest
about l-2 per cent The aggregate OF offers amoun,
ed to nearly six millions OF dollars.
We are authorized 10 state that the whole amount o
the Ohio Canal Dsbt, previous to the contract of last
evening was three million. eight hundred thousand
DOLLARS ani M more, exc p small amount borro " ed
by the SAFE from her School Fund.
Tie new till which wa. ordered by the D,tric,
Court in the OF the United States va Joseph Ba,
low, respecting the seizure Of quantity OF sugars
came on in the District Court Wedne ~ and wa.
cio'ed on Thursday evening. Yesterday morning the
Jury came into Court with verdict Of $4,000 in favor
of the Plaintiff IN y pon.r
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NAVY BREAD AND wHlSKEY
NAVY CosfMrssIoNERs' OrrIcE,1

J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tbi.
- Office till the 25h November, to supply all the
Bread aud all the Whskey that may be required for
the Naval Service, duriog the year 1891 be- furnish.
ed upon the rsquisiions OF tho respective
ohcers, or Navy Agents aud to be delivered in bar
re's and 10 es.ks tho Navy Yards Portsmouth, Bos.
ton, New York, Phiiadephis, Baltimore wsshing ,on
Norfolk and Pensacola.
The Bread must be composed Of fine flour and cross
middings 10 equal proportions samples Of the Bread
no less IMAM three biscuits EACH must accompany the
ouers Inc commissioners having fixed standard OF
50 00 per hundred lbs. for the Bread when fine -four
so % per barrel bidders taking these prices rs the
s,'huaru, are required to STATE a, what below
above 50 30 per hundred lbs for every dollar that fine
Hour NAY 'se or TALL from S. so per barrel they will
furnish the Bread that may be requredhe same pro-
pc ION governing, should -four fall les, than &
per barrel The price Of the -four TO be asceraiped
by eerthcates from three respectable wholesale dea
iers IN the article, stating the day the requision is
made.
The whi.key must be Of the best quality fret prcof
copper distilled, year old, and made of one third
rye at least all which must be certified by three re
spectacle persons and must be delivered in seasoned
OAK cask, but no allowance win be made Tor the bar
reis, or the casks in which the Bread and the Whkay
shall be delivered. After the inspection and * ANNA.
ton upon delivery, the respective Contractors mus nut
The barrels and casks God shipping order their
own cost and the casks aiming the Whiskey whe
required by the respective Commandants, or Agents,
mnst be furnished with four iron hoops each, and the
Whole must be delivered free of cost to The Govern
ment and mus, undergo the inspection Of the respec.
tive ards; or such other inspection as the Commits.
sioners Of the Navy may direct.
Oilers not made in confor mity with tie foregoing
will not be considered. The offers must bs endorsed
. Offer for Navy Bread" or Offer for whiskry, Tor
1881 and each article must he offered s-para,.,y and
distinctly from the other. Oct. % a7-,25N
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UNIVERSITY OF PE.N.VSYL V.4.VLA
HEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Lectures will
I'VE commence as usual on the first Monday in No
vember, and be continued till March. The arrange
nents OF tho branches is as follows:
..ASAroMY-P S. Physck, M. D., w. E. Homer,
NJ. ID.
MATERIA MEDIcA-John Redman Coke NJ d.
PRACTICE MEDICINE-Natha'l Chairman M d.
MIDwIFERY-Thos. e. James, NJ. d., VIM. p De-
wees, NJ. -.
CHEMIsTRY-Robcr,H Hare, NJ D.
SURGERr-Wm. Gibson, NJ. D.
INSTITUTES OF MEDIcINE-Sam'l Jackson, NJ ID
Clinical instruction is given at the Philadelnhia Aims
House aud Pennsylvania Hospital, twice a week
w. K. HORNER, Dean,
Aug. IL. 2S-iNI6'h No 26s. Cb.-nu' Street
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mo ranks u the opposite party. dsy with DO with as
Another year will give us clear majority oven in Frsd
erick.
Among other curious things the recent shew
the following result
Baltimore City gave more than eight thousand votes
and elected two Jackson delegates majority of three
hundred and seventy-6ve.
Taking four counties which elected entire anti-Jack-
son delegations, have Prince Georges Talbot Kent
and Caroline, giving but little than 5000 votes O.
Letting sixteen anti-Jackson delegates by majority OF
2S2 votesi
NOSE four counties and Baltimore city, the aggre-
gate Jackson 674l, AID the aggregate
vote 665S Majority for Jackson SO votes Majority of
delegates against him, II.
It's by this unfair and unjust mode Of representa-
uon with tho accidental concurrence of small MAORI
ties in favourof the opposition, that the friends of Gen.
jackson abroad have been led suppose that there has
been great change in this state.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
AZ I'LL be offered for sale, al Hickmsn's Tavern
w near Tie pfeDis~s, on Tuesday, the 23J Of No
Ytmber next, II bie, II not the next fair day th.,e
aiter That valuable tract OF land, known as Trusbea,
yng IN GreeDbrer county, on the waters of Msaloy,
RIVER aud Sewel Geek, containing lI4O acres tbs
greater par OF which s bottom land, uDcIeared and NJ
the htsi quality. This land lies about 22 nss go
rom ewisburg and 80 from tie White SULPHUR s,,oes
The Turnpike road, from the mouth of DunI,n,s Get
to the salt works on the Kenawbs ps,ses d;,ss,l,,
through H. IL s admirably adapted for grains sod g,ss
81. The situation the Turnpike will aTorJ Ss 10
sac Tor its produce, and render an excsent r.,
Tavern. ~ "'' wv
The lsnd will be Soid-n body or in eonvenieo, Io,.
70 sult pnrchsSers. The terms will be one.third cash
and the remainder 10 one and two years, Or II tbose
wshing to purchase, much prefer IT, one third cash and
me remainder M one, two aud three years with deed
o! rmstln elmer case to the payment One mr.
sil oil ws VIII be at Fiavsefs Tavern, nepviburg len
or twelve days before the sae and should not obec m
receiving proposals privately Letters, in the mean
time, may be addressed to N
JESSE s. ARMtSTEAD, BucklpgLam r tI
JOHN TINSLEY, or , -
GEORGE W. TINsLEY, { ro"hatso G. II,
Oct 8. a. a,
MOIICE.-Pefsrns indebted to the ffs, Of X VIE -
IL Cochran, are requested TO come oryysid ard s.nJs
their accounts. '' F''''
They are DESTROYS Of closing their busin a. AZ eav
as possibe and II is hoped this notice will m 81 IN, i'm,
mediate attention 81 u ose concerned. Joy 81 23-f
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MARYLAND ELECTION

The Marylarder has ventured prophecy upon the
next electoral vote Of this state. We are also DESTROYS
OF putting prophecy record, with the expression of
our entire belief, that IL will he verified In the 1t
election for President, Gen. jackson will receive the
following seren rotes in Maryland:
Itoo in Baltimore, SC. one in Baltimore County, one
TN Hartford and Cecil, one in Kent and Queen .annes,
and fro in the upper district.
-Four OF these are shewn by the result Of this cleo
on as will be seen by reference TO our tabl, vest
mat In Kent and Queen Annes Is lot by majority of
only 10 votes which can be made up at any time in
Presidential contest; and the ans us in this dis
irict arose az notorious only from the apathy our
friends boh in Anne Arundel and here. The maor-
W IL about seventy AMI either Anne Arundel Bald
more CITY, can at any tisoe give two hundred more
Jt'k'on votes These seren votes calculate upon,
ally ours Bait Rep
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From the Baltimore Republican.
MI vi AND AMI THE, VET

The result of the elections i'm this State, has
been trumpoted abroad condemna ton by the people
ot Maryland OF the Veto doctrines OF Gen. Jackson The
peOsts, as the Jackson party called had accord
ing to some accounts been "routcd horse foot and dra
goons."
few figures will show how much the matter has
been misrepresented; that the is unpopular in
Maryland; that the Jackson loss has generally oc-
Cured in the counties not affected by the veto and that
in the veto counties we have generally gained
FTederic6 County, where the famous Rockville road
commences has shewn the following result compared
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Ahu-Jackson Ioss, seVenty- three.
Jackson increase of majority thirty-hve the op-
position, in the oei0 county of WASHINGTON.
We oppose the above facts and figures, sgainst IN
meaning defamation, and assert upon their authority
that the petO unpopular with the Jackson party in
Maryland We are, however Of opinion that If il did not
do us positive injury among friends in those eoun-
tries II aided Ia preventing many Of opponents from
coming over frankly TO us. When few months shall
have dsPsled the illusions by which they were kepti
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Treasury Department, Oct. g, 1880.
Sr,-fou will perceive by the Proclamation Of III.
PRESIDENT herewith transmitted. that, from and after
the date thereof the act entitled can act rning
Navigation" passed The 18th Of April, lsIsaan act
supple mentary thereto. passed the 18Th May 1920 and
an act, entitled can act to regulate the commercial in
'erroufse bsween the United a,ss and certain iish
ports, passed the lat Of March 1928 are abolutey
rep"al"d and the ports Of the Uni ed States are opened
to Brti.h vessels aud their cargoes, coming from the
Blush colonial possessions in the West indies on the
continent o. South America, he Bahama Islands. the
Caicos, and the Bermuda Somsr Isands; also from
th- islands, provinces colonis. of Great Britain on or
near the North American continent, and north or east
OF The United S,ate BY virtue of the authority of thi.
Proclamation, and in conformity with the arrangement
made between the United States and Great Britain and
under the sanction Of the President You are
To admit TO entry such vessels being laden with the pro
dn'tons OF Great Britain her said colonies subsc 10
the same duties of tonnage and mpost and other charges
ave levied the vessels Of the United States. or their
chrsoes arriving from the said British colonies: You
viii also grant 81 aranc-s to Bitih vessel. for tbs
vera ports OF the aforesaid colonial of Great
britAn, such vessels being laden with such article, as
naJ he exported from the United States in vessel. Of
the United States: And British vessels, coming from
tn said British colonial possessions, slo be clear
ed Tor ir"ign ports and places other than those in the
sail British colonial possessions being laden with such
articles as may hs exported from the United States ia
vessels Of the United State.
am, sir, very respectfully, your ohdt servant.
ID. INGHAM,
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INNHE Subscriber have Tor sale
IL Wilson's napt cottons
German oZnaburgs
Liverpool filed sackI Of salt
English white lead
London silk and gingham umbrellas
London porter
Port wine, bottled in Oporto
Crates of earthenware, assorted
81 Nals-quart bottles
Tin plate and brszing copper.
Also very fine old Madeira wine, imported three
years ago, direct from Madeira, and since them has
had The heneht Of VOYAGE to and from London.
SPIT "a 4O-l2tS c. & A WARWICK.
NOTlCE The undersigned have associated them
selves and will conduct the Dry Good business
lat the store heretofore occupied by Hall N-ilson) un-
der the brn Of III. Nielsen & CO. and are now opg ming
large and general assortment Of Staple and Fancy
goods, which they offer for sale the iavoable
terms. HALL, NELSON
CHARLES GAY
Oct. s. 44--6t TH0S. w. MARION
YENHE subscriber wishes rent for term of years
a his plantation situated on the South size of James
River, about fifty miles above Richmond. The soil
VIII compare advantageously with James River lands
generally, for the production of corn wheat and tobac
co, and is in good 2rable condition. Il. T. MAYO,
Oct. 10. Att Near Columbia Virginia
FHNHERE will be petition TO the nsxt General AS
"a senhly, tor leave TO erect Mill on Appoma,tox
RIVER at Goodies Bri.gr in Chester ed Oh the plan Of
Col. John Houghton of Georgia.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE,