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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

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" the Enquirer of the 10Th appeared styling him
sell truth WHO seems to set out with view Of vpdcang
the subject Of dispensing of the old Courthouse County
which course condemncd and Justly exposed pu
cation IN the Enquirer and Wing Of the 18th of February signed
Revolutionary Man" This writer, "rrthn
several arguments, defence OF conduct part of Tho
court upon this subject and presenting gard statement Of tho
circumstances of the quits subject most
Tho Court who differed with the Others IN opinion
c aud who entered their protest against The order Of the
writer 10 all his points, will first briefly rcply part which
contains certain charges Child Of Nature" which from
he writings Of Revolutionary Man." it is obvious
other person ilan myself This winter, ruh suinuco
That the Chd Of Nature" proesscd principles patriotism,
but that his course dorng the late war, the ovee for
he "when occasion seemed len
Jog in cattle IL the West aiding defence Of Lbey; which
statement do most soomny declare DO foul cuuuy For
Capt Elias Fnks Of the county Of Madison, until my occupation
carried 10 the county of Louisa, whom took with
cato OF my division, which delivered Capt Bbbo that
county, by whom was accordingly oarolod and under whom
mustered IN tho nogborhood Of Cyion Store. pon
temon officers '"rfufb," II he disposed 10 doubt the
by As To the assor
ton made b uh, that traded IN cattle tho West with
out tho least shadow Of foundation upon fact never
course Of my 1haye purchased any cattle West Of the Blue
have ever resided day in Virginia West Of those
Mountains What cOu VI have induced sfnh" publish
ments 50 utterly erroneous am at loss to conceive, but shall
bue TO disposition manifested his 10 DO injury
BY foul means which u is Of his power by ft
therefore, ask Truth 10 quit that most piiu mole Of saneng
Individuals with acknowledge
has erred, bis charges conclude for
the mpuaon Of sefutocstod motives Of the most
respectable citizens Of this aiude 20 the two gentlemen
OF two houses rented annually FOR mercantile
been intimately acquainted with these gentlemen from their
youth TO the day. aud entertain exalted opinion Of
toH worth, their integrity aud their virtue, TO bevo,
peo that they actuaod by motives
ed 10 them by "Tfuth" hope the public will pardon eth
intrusion, as y b ~ sefdefence. WILLIAM FfNKs.
MaBfs March
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NNM. 4 D: KYLE 5. co. have now lis > ga

NNM. 4 ID. KYLE < co. have now the D ca
w sure OF informing their friends in the country,
that their Spring assortment of DrV Goods is almost
complete BY recent arrivals, very large supplies have
been recevcd to which will he added. by each success
sive packet throughout the season. such new and fash
ionable articles as may be offered in the Northern
markets They respectfully invite the attention of
wholesale customers inspection of their present
stock, and beg leave TO thcm that they are not
only well prepared-but resolved TO offer goods such
terms as cannot fail TO please.
'16 Mansion House, March % IOI-6t
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d" Having my words so well plan'6,

That blocklieals can't misunderstood.
simply this The Child Nature" Of She repre-
scnatves of the good people Madison the
sbe and X Child the Coaliun
| has never been able To take his place.
This writer "Truth" up tie memorial from Tho
County Court of Madison-Whilst admit that
memorials in saying thar the notice saw of In
thcpubc prints asserted that Court
house Square. are now told by
this writer "Trut that it contemplated locate tie
old CouTthouso than thirty property nv
as This brags the conclusions
in this case, within thirty feet OF the "'Iuth."
This "TIuh'wTiter proceeds the small
minority of the Court, should dare differ large majority
by ascrbng motives that have foundation, except Tfuh
When recocctod that the large majority people are
perfectly satisfied with the decision OF the House of ges
conclusion irresistible, that case by tho
small minority OF the court was correct.
For the due understanding of the tho thought
a he Court after ascnbng came to the concusn that
vested with power rcooqg rslng and
renting without Legislative aid. IL until they heard
the arguments of able counsel that they dcsstod.
These oftcir powe
o nor account for the Of them pursued
many an various public matters Tor the last ten Whilst
freely admit that respect them men, candou say
that despse their weakness rhe sage conclusions to which this
writer has arrived when he speak minority the
Court and the ceunterpetton rHy depoabo
cites pity where tue parties and the circumstances
One motive noticing caunnies possibility ,nt
in the few counties Of the State where the IA great
may take warning aud sn no more' The pcniory con-
tented to merchants tho real slang oGg ypocritcnl
candidate public favor Ancr logging ON In his dirty wo he
undertakes To doubt the patriotism of The Child
sttcrlng the grossest fhlschOods
II is fact That he proven a negative can be- that the
Individual 10 whom he audes. purchased cattle other
Ridge in his life
of those who ask either OF tic Government
any post Of homo. or profit all that ask Of the Co
MADisoH, 9. II. March l7th, 1880. MADlsONfAN.
syey asks to locate the old Courthouse q publ
square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

Charge dies lfdreS to .He1ico anil to Peru-We
learn that the Senate Friday last, after long sitting
on Executive business, confirmed the appointment of
Anthony Butler, as Charge des AfIares TO the Republic
OF Mexico, aud of Emanuel j. West, as Charge DIES AT
liires TO Peru.
The opposition TO the administration had throu ghout
last summer and up TO the moment OF confirmation, made
every effort TO defeat these nominations We feel graft
tied that in this effort they have been signaly defeated
The Senate has shewn by their acts in this substance
their OF the base and unfouned attacks made both
upon Mr.. Butler & Mr.. West in several OF the western
papers, which echoed in this quarter The tai
ents and qualifications oil both the gentlemen are well
adapted for their respective TONS aud the conf.
dence Of the Executive and Of the Senate, which is
now shewn they yo'sess, will place them 10 proper
footing brore the governments OF Mexico aud Peru re-
sppctively. Wy Enq 81 Cour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
DOMr@ SLUG,
FRENCH CLAIMS

The bill lately reported by Mr. Livingston, in the
Senate OF the United States, TO ide for the satisac
ton OF claims due to certain American citizens for spo
iaon', on their commerce, prior to 1900 is before
Its contents are important TO certain class of ct
zens. Ii provides that satisfaction shall be made,
mount not exceeding five millions oil dollars, to cz ns
OF the United States, their legal representatives. pn
tied t. claim an indemnity OF the French government.
arising out OF Illegal captures s'izur and conc atoms
which took place before Sept, 30 1880 For bi. purpose
commissioners to BE- appointed 10y the President, who
are to meet at Washing ton, and to examine and decd.
upon the validity OF the claims presented. Their rules
oil decision be " the principle OF Justice the law
OF nations and the former treaties between the u States
and France, TO wit-the treaty Of amity and
oil Feb 6, IT'S the treaty OF alliance of the date,
and the consular convention of Nov. H. IT'S" The
payment OF the claims decided upon, to be made pro
rata in such the President of the u States
shall prescribe The bill provides for the avpointmen
secretary of the board ell versed in the French and
Spanish languages, and clerk; aud concludes with
blank salaries for the officers Of the bnard and blank
appropriation for carrying the object OF the bill INFO ef
feet
The prov sons Of the bill do not extend sch claims
described in the convention OF April 49, 1903 be
tween the u. States and the First CoEsu to such
described in the treaty OF Feb. 22 lSl9 between
the United States and Spain, and for the liquidation Of
which, provision is made in those instruments
/ IN Y r. Past
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DlEDl-nDycr County, Tenn. Mr.. N,uStrL Brxrox ire
spec"hic ana valuable citizen formerly or Williamson County
and brother of the Hon Thomas Il. Bcnion.a INA, ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

Mr. Houston has been engaged in the study OF Me-
dicne AID Surgery under my superin'endaDc.. during
the greater part Of the Last three years His application
has been iduous, lrd he has acquitted very ample
Information every subject connected with his pro-
fession Dentist JOHN CULLEN, NJ. ID.
March % 110-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

q CARD-P. HoUsToN, Dentist, opposite the post
n office, most respectfully and gratefully acknowl-
edges the encouraging patronage he has received in the
exerri'e OF his oiessfon and begs leave assure the
public that pains shall be spared merit its contin4
uance.
lie IS prepared AT al times TO perform every opera
ton connected with the teeth and gums viz: extract
ing. plugging, scaling l. removing tartar, and all ex-
aneous matter, filing aud extir2ang decsyed portions
OF teeth.
lie inserts incoruplible porcelain teeth human and
animal from one TO ar entire set plates or on roots
by pivols
Hours Of attendance, from 8 a. NJ. to 3 PM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

MARRIEp,l-I Prince George Tuesday evening last, by
we hev MI symc, CHATAiNE CLArXE, ESD of Richmond
ESQ 49, w 'N "'s"'
Wedneio evening last by the Rev. Mr. Hammer the Row
pr JoN ROYAL to- Miss NNI X. TAYLOR daughter the ia,o
George Keith Taylor, Esq.
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certify, that Mr.. Patrick Houston, Student in Me.
dcne has received instructions from Inc in the art Of
Dentistry and deem him. Ta FAR is am competent TO
judged capable Of exercising the sad profession
VIM. ARNOLD, A. q.
Surgeon Dentist, Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

"a UNATGC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice il hereby given that all the cells in this in
siitution occupied add hat more patients will
be received unu some Of the sad cells ace vacant;
due notice Of which will be gwen. BY order Of tho
Court OF Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 70. 5l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

ENXCHANGE, NORFOLK VA.-SltuateI on am
n Street, the most spacious and beautiful in the
whie Borough and venient all the Ste am Boats s.
Public Places whether OF pleasure or business This
extensive establishment has been enlarged and i'm
proved The furniture is new and elegant, and the
Parours and Chambers furnished i'm the first stvl.
he House, under its present cement is equal TO
any, and inferior TO none in the United States. The
Public Rooms Chambers and Parlous for private fam
hes, are Handsomely fitted up and well ui nished.
a Reading Room ani Letter Box for the Pos, Of
hce, Is also attached 20 this esiabi, hmeni
Stables and Carriage Houses, with every appendaye
necessary Tor the convenience Of the gentleman and
traveller.
| All the Sases will start from tliis House and n gen
era oihce wall be kept ON the premises, on whence
the numerous stages Tor North and South Will start
The convenience, beauty and accommodation of thi.
establishment and the premises, are 10
be superior TO any in lhs place The proprietor pied
yes himself that no exer'ion on his part shall be Want
ing, to promote the comfort of guests and vi4it-rs
Thankful for past hvo's, which he received while at
The north the subscriber confidently hopes by unre-
mi'tIng attention, TO merit n;inuance OF public pa
ro"age' ID SAINT.
late Proprietor et Congress RdH, Phiiadeiphia.
March 23 IlOrsi
&A ARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursuant to a decree of
liz the superior Court Of Chancery, Tor the Will
'insbnrg dis'rictn cause therein depending between
Eppes and Others Png.
against
Elizabeth B. Tyler, Executrix and sole devisee and
legatee OF Levi. c. Tyler and eolier H. William and
John Minge5 Executors of Juhn MiDgc SEN decd
Defits.
shall expose TO sale, at public auction OH the prem
ises, on the 81 I OF April, Tract of Land lying in the
County OF Charles City, OIL Jam River, known by tE.
name OF Cd We-iberey, on credit of tnree six nine
and Twelve month,-bonds with good security will be
required OF the purchaser, aud the tile retained as u
innate security This land is very valnahle cons 81.
ing principally of James River low grounds
shall also sell a. public auction, on the prenfses
he p OF April, all the interest Of Lewis C. TYLER
dec a. IN tract OF land. situated ia the County OF
New Kent, credit tin the 81 day of lam ,rx,
1881; bond with good security will also be required OF
the purchaser
The foregoing fales will be made for the purpose of
complying with the directions OF the decree in the
bove recited cause.
CHARLES l.. WINGFIELD, Ms. c.
March Z" lio--tds or his deputy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

dislike either his remopo! OF an old officer the nom
nation the appointment OF new one they may re-
Jectt-wst as they have properly done So and by an
unanimous vote the nomination OF the Consul General
TO the Barbary States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

" is poiced in paper Of the 10Th January that Mr.
Wellington Irving had been entertained at dinner ON
the previous day by Mr Peel with the Lord Chancellor
and other distinguished company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
For Y'HE E.NoUJRER

writer in tho Enquirer, of the l2;h n tho signature Of
TRUTH has in his zoal defend County M
from imputatons made by - Revolutionary
to the mpua,on of individuals 1t really how
his whole system convnlsed, the expression of Ma
ture, made oil by " Revolutionary Man" duty
to for the wonderful effects of this expires
os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

We learn by letter. from Tampco, of the 7th Feb
received via New Orleans, that law had passed thr
Mexican Congress prohibiting all foreigners from re.
Ia ling goods throughout the country II was also in
contemplation 10 take measures against smuggling, that
in future every vessel that introduces article.
hall be conscatcd and those engaged therein severe
" punched.
tTbe Conducta from Iacatec had arrived.a Tampcc
with 100000 dollars. and another very large one was
expected daily from San Luis. This money is all shin.
ped to England the British frga,e Briton being of the
Bar with 100000 dollars board, and waiting anoh
supply nv. Y. Her adp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
EXPEDITTON-FOR LIBERIA.

The fine new Brig Mont gomery, owner John III anson
of Philadelphia has been chartered by the Colonization
Society," TO convey ensrants 10 Liberia She accom-
motate, comfortably, about l5) passengers. All who
would obtain passage in this vessel should be in Nor
fotf, on or before the 10Th of April Applications for a
passage in behalf Of free persons of color or those lib
Grated with view TO their colonization in Africa should
be made Immediately TO The Secr-'ary of the Society
Washington, or 10 j. II. h. Latrobe, Esq Baltimore
John McPhail, Norfolk, Lewis Medisri, or VIM Is Ty-
Ter. OF Fredercktown Md, VIM. NJ. B'ackforl Freder-
icksbnrg, Va. Benjamin Brand, Richmond, Va, VIM.
NJ Atkinson, Petersburg, Va. II III. Toer Lyncbburg
Va, Nathan Mendenhal, Greensboro, N. c. or Caleb
White, Perquimans, ~ c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

The Washington Banner announces that General
Harrison, our late Minister to Colombia, is preparing
Tor publication yindcaiion OF himself from the charges
preferred against him by that government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

We are informed by e.pondent from Lawrence
vile, Gwinneu county, under the date of the 7th inst
that :" Company of United States Troops passed
through Decatur Dekalb county, a few days since, TO
push of The gold diggers from The Indian territory Re
port says resistance il threateued.''
This is as II should be Jackson seems determined TO
administer justice to the Indians. The intruders will
hardly have the hardihood 10 resist.
We have seen another beautiful specimen Of Haber.
sham gold brought down by intelligent fellow c,-
zenj COL Jdnies Bidr, Senator OF that county IL was
20 pure and nicely cleaned Of foreign substances
that 90 dwts. If grs. after melting produced 81 dws
10 grs-having lost but 21 grs., little more than -2
pr cent. T.fuousfa Chr0n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
NORTH-A MEXICAN REVIEW.

This popular periodical, it said has been sold by its
late editor and proprietor Mr. Sparks, to Mr. Alesan-
der H. Everett, who, after the publication of the ne
number, on the first Of April, will he the sole editor
and the proprietor of three -ourths of the interest
The other fourth part belongs the enterprizng Young
publishers, Messrs. Gray s. Bowen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23
HIGH COMPLIMENT

Ii is stated i'll the Nat. nelligencer that the nomna-
ton of MIR. McLane az Minister 10 England unani-
mousy confirmed by the Senate. At time when the
coaltonsts have been endeavouring TO raise racket in
the country on account of the appointment of new minis
ters this vote must be regarded high compliment
TO Mr. McLane but certainly is greater than his
worth man, and services a statesman entitled
him TO expect Wilmington I'D Uyatchnan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

N HUWor,-Ihe POltand Courier Of Tuesday saws
"a rnmor was spread through town yesterday, thai 4
atal renconire rd token place between American and
BRUSH subjects on the d>pued territory in the East
ern part OF the STATES We could not ascertain the ori-
gin OF the report, although particulars we're given
such AZ that the British attacked our lumber.mep took
rom them Their teams, and killed one man. and that our
men pursued them, retook the teams and killed about
dozen OF the British. Serious business il true"
The Eastern Argus, of the date silent ON tbi.
subject. " VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

MA ARSHALS SALE Pursuant to a DECREE of
LIN the superior Court of Chancery, Tor the Will
lamsburg district in therein ndng betw.e en-
I John b. Christian, Nedle Rice Ben. Parker John
Eppes, anu others, Pitts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-23

A paragraph recently appeared in of the Phi.
ladephia papers, stating tha' vessel I'D rived ii
the English Edition Of JeiIerson's Works; a copy Of
which was to be transferred TO the Franklin Library
HAs.,his Copy been admitted" We ask only for in
iornatiun?'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
VIRGINIA LEGIsLArURE.
IN SENATE.

The Senate was engaged several days last
week in the oonsijersiien ufs bal 10 amend
the Act TO organize Convention, which on
Nouday passed thai body. l. IS, however, .
,res bill. beng an entire substitute iot the two
bills - hich passed the House of Delegate, on
The subject OF submitting the amended Constr
tuition TO The people Tor fatifeanon, aud the
urgani zalion OF me new Governments
On Tuesday last MIR. Taylor repor,ed tue bill
from the Committee oil General Lava, and IN
order to take the sense ol the Senate ON the
proprieiy OF dispensing with suiom session
Il the Assembly, 10 carry The smended Con
,titutiou inio effect should II be adopted, Mr..
Morgan offered an nmendmentto the substitute,
rroyiding that II II shall appear 10 the Esecu
i've by the votes OF the people, that The amend
led Cons, tuition has been ratified, tue Cover
nor shall proclaiia that fact and that on the
first days ofibe respective county aud corpora
ton Courts IN October neat, the people shall
elect a new As .embly untkr the amended
Constitution, TO meet IN December neat, and
ouly requiring the old Legislature 10 be con.
vsnod Ia case the Executive shall he unable,
from any cause. To determine whether the q.
u,cnded Constitution has 81 has not been u.
dopted by the people The bill aud amend.
meuts we're laiI on the table.
were taken Up. aud dieussed AT some Icing b.,
BY Mesr.. Taylor aud Morgan: but the dis.
cunion being interrupted by the Order of the
DAY, for the election of members Of tho Board
ofpubic Works, the bill aud amendments were
ne ain laid on the table they wen. taken up
On Thursday, and MIR. Morgan amendment
discussed II, considerable Length; Ia viii h
MSrs Morgan, Bernard, Allen, aud Pat
,eson took part for The nmendmeni-and
Messr, 1owncs. Clopron, and Taylor against
il. The amendment was adopted by ayes IL.
noes H. And then, on motion of Mr.. Morgan.
the Till and amen imenis were rr.commiI ed,
TO complete The details. q iudn Nj. Taylor
reported the bill with an nd ntnts, which, after
some conversation bstneen several mcmbcts,
were agreed e., and the bill read a Ihud time
and then on motion Of Mr Il ptDo ordered
10 be printed On Monday. the bill was taken
up aud after several amendments, on motions
Of Mess,s. Allen and DiomRaole and long
discussion on the merits aud details 81 the bl
10 which Messus Allen. Dromgools, Ciopton,
Morgan. Dadc, chinn Mason Saunders. Pat
terson, and Re'nard took part !: II was passed
by ayes Is. noes o,
II seems, so far, 10 be the sense OF MAORI
ty of both Houses, iha, Summer Session OF
the old Assembly may be dispensed with,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
FROM { OI.ONBIA

The packet brig Montiila has arrived at We"
York ~ ~ days from Carthagena.
Gen. Harrison. late Minister OF the Unteo
States TO Colombia. his son and Secretary Nh
Van Rensselaer, of Albany, aud Col. Iorreh''
late Charge d'Atfaires of Mexico, TO the SAME
government, have arrived in the MonIilla'
friend AT CarIhagena writes the editors %
the Mercantile ADVERTISER as follows, under
date of January 3etb.
arrived here in the brig Medina, Captain
Sullivan, in short passage of II days, ana
am here at most interesting period, as All eyes
are hxed On the Liberator and great anSie'g u
manifested 10 know what couI Sc lie " III pursoe
quay aqu and Quito have declared IN favor o.
his being proclaimed monarch Of Peru' 1ho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15


hsrs.lfto Mir. Rres.heI fot his aay ice.--On tue
,,re, s,se Of her il.Ioas. she hal ,umo.r Of
va,isbe size, but n.sef blggsr Than ones iist !
4 reached IRON the collar bone ss high rs thn
IN, roid Cartilage, lcaiied IN common language
ADAMS spple y when pressed do~n""rds u
y holi, disappears. but returns as soon a. me
pressure is removed i Is ,adoleni, soft. and e.
iastic. IL is observed 10 be largest when Toe
chest is iightis laced II enfstis. 10 snort ny
placing The rsr on u, the mnf,naf OF T'spHa''op
can he hca a IN the inmoDr. winch proves 'hhi n
pro,rusicn Of ,he hung. has lHhen place or ~
other words. thai lhis pnof gfl has been laced
80 tieh,, ibs, hcr langs. having 40 Longer sui
Erien, ,paee 10 ihrf naiHai situaiion, are
,nneezed out Of IT. and are forcing then was up
along he, neck We nlien meet babies dressed
~ cruelty, tha Ne VOID here ih u ong' o
liyers are gone 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-02-15
THE. SUGARCROP.

correspondent, at Franklin, Louisiana IN
der date oil January 10th, "ritee ~ tie editor
that the sugar crop The past year WAS mlse'd-
ble--nOt more tnan n third As much as the year
beiore-i.e. from 80 tn 35.O0u bogsheads. VI
two plantations IN his neighborbood, whe'
there we're made upwards OF four hundred
gsheads the year before last, no, two hundred
were made last year Our correspondent WIN
about sixty working hands, made 81 hogsheads
- yet says he, they think at the north We
are making fortunes