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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-16
EXECUTIVE DEPANTNEN


10 the Committee on the state Of the Republic
Executive DEPAprnENr,l
afiHiedgepHe, An Dec 1880. (
The u. s. Troops having been wi bdrswn from the
Cherokee Territory, II expected that numerous per-
sons vii he again tempted Into the gold egion.
The law which has been passed for the protecio Of
he mines. require 81 TO take Immediate possession
oi hem without prescribing The 10 be used, or
placing any At The control OF the Executive Department
for that Pufposs. -Ahhough am authorized TO .
military force to defend tbs mines IL will be 10 vain 10
attempt TO do until hat part Of the law which makes
the digging Tor god crime, goes into operation,
Permit me, therefore to ssk Of the Legislature, that
Il will devise ef:ctusl and rnmsdise means fer
the protection Of this public property af'er the
taking Of the gold shall have become highly penal
onsuce. u is believed that the law will be continually
violated " no ohsr means Of prevention are provided
than what pointed out 10 the law which hiss been
passed.-I would, therefore, respectfully recommend
to TO the Legislature either TO organize an sfeetual
guard 10 be stationed at the mines, or TO place al the
mines in the pssesson OF individuals, under such con.
tracts az may induce their oecOpali1n.
GEORGE n. GILMER
The Honorable the Speaker and
Members Of The ". Of Representatives.
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A. proof Of the snes', with which Oapotip
h qgeoa, cite Commnp e,ton in The" Wheeling Com
phef" " the sh inst. The writer ushe No AJsrs
ground thsl with The British West I,isn5
hud be conducted principles o rfcprOsty and then
80 sJfs " M Msjsons SPEECH 100, show
ma, 70 yeTs n.srl, eoinse with those OF The late Admns
ton MT N Inst The principle snd practice Of the
yem t. prohibit, be convenient ell trade
tween me eoonie' sud foreign HIT hsB such trade
PERMITTED 81 All As nect'afy Tor the eOn allow the
' Of such oIsn o99nit' rsepfoe right Of being employed
IN hr trade Crest BfNn has hnsy Of
her flsnd, within this country fa interest in Them will psr.
init Bot bs' she SLOWED vessels III, reciprocal fsh 10 esrry
The sde fu tfsUsdi No such tbins Tho
writer n the WCpmP r seems 70 be ssofn that ~ recent a..
fsaSsnfa' Ts'' d. enjoy the rS1grsrai pfiriisg,
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sovrn cARoLiNA-Jacob +. Mintznx was on the
TIN inst elected to the H. oil Tor Charleston, to sup
u or illegal electon-Aiin,zing 1850 votes and GODDARD
sos. Mr.. Al. 10 Convention mAn.-rhe G. Couri-r
Gays. that Mr. Townsend, an Anti. euticn Candi.
date elected for the Parrish OF ST. Johns. Coileon,
In the place Of Mr.. jenkins. dee.
OHIo-The Legislature met the 9Th s,.-Mr
Miller Of Hamilton, "a Jack'ooisp) elected Speaker Of
the Senate the II baliot-For Miller lS. King rs
Scattering 1.-The Lower House elected James NJ
Bell, Speaker-Bei 40, Patterson 81, Scattering =
The ST. C.,rsvlle Historian Ciay) says hat Bell is
decided National X publican"
PENNsYLvANIA-On the 10th, the Senate nominal
ed candidates for u S. Seuator-The next day, the
II OF X. nominated IL.
We ought to DO grateful for the which tho Arena take.
graph which certainly intended and Of which
slarins III. iaako spirit
and ea,on Mo- though ask favor, Of these seno@on ys,
We should .sO,n "; were capable Of such rss
b, was not athens but wr,ea other spirit than
but of isai.G sm "" Sa, "Is
sss% 1T az ws there ~a s IN Ss
say that few paragraphs mot excepting those Of tho P
u perfect
ah a.
The support teceye. warrants the .t,empt-Mr Blair
late Rev john Blair Of this city Correspondent whom
Mr. D. is gentleman high Jack
.Ss S, Lar, The % Of
Editor Globe w have participation croa,ng di.
in its ranks who claims to
the succession When future
.io the voice of the Republicans of Union shall
ed the candidate relied effect their principles Tho
Globe will DO prepored support that individual may
DO tho personal predictions of the Rditors."
Ertraet Of a letter from Washington, dated
DECEMBER ID, 1880.
You anti-taiftes, or, in other words, tree-trsde
advocates. may hang up your fddes! This day, by a
vote OF 80 to SO, the House refused TO consider
RESOLUTION for repeating the duty on suEM Nov, a
car horse draw inference, aud surely the Tue
kahces can. What have you to expect and above
that which the last session gave you'll fear me, no.
thing but "leaher and prunella-Hope, hope, Sir i,
all that lights up the Prospect-and. blessed be Ged,
hope, poeca as Il is, has done wonders for
sceasons than one. Let this suffice for the pre-
antnn
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THE STATES

| GEoReIA-The following Communication ire
csved ny the Legislature the lust, and referred
10 the Committee on the state Of the Republic;
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srbe No OF the Nsinsl Gsrs eant,n. Oh. s,,s.
t on ne mss' furnishes long snd elaborate htsly,p a. M
Gsltp recent stf 10 favor ~ The u 3. BsBk
ytnfhsfra - ~
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CHAIRMAN.
RfcHAforD. Dee. Is3t

SIR: The committee on Agriculture and NJ snufsc.
lures having under confederation the manufacturing
of this Commonwealth and hoping that these ef
forts may be rendered thereby more beneficial to the
community, soIcit Of you information the following
subjects:
Ia Capacities Of Virginia for manufacturer, a. 10
climate, raw materials (ncudirg metals snd iaersl.J
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"a Ne~Yok writer says, indeed, W. have trade there
be sure hut like the relic OF ether Insado
r" few inerdiced article, !, the the British
have list Of few only admitted.
payment Of duty Of two do fifty barre another
duty al Al cents barrel The article, ,u
AID corn meal entirely prohibited well pork which M,d
thinks E1slh trade. stock admitted
upon tho OF duy Of 10 sd
OF constituting that al vioem s other do 10 the
cost NJ the Article, The country from whence they
The value sbisry fixed by beard Of IN
the ISLANDS, monthly and the bsEed v,uaon
~
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In 1925, the import, ffOa the sama places amounted
In 1879, to
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S?,I50,56O
si,627,o55

SlS,552.32
ll,935,37o
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s2,l04,2sl

S2,iIe.7o3
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-01
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.Mnlasses. Yea, Gc.

John n. I.ADD offers for sale :
- IL hhds retailing molasses
Schests young hyson tea, Mentors" cargo
epipes 81
6barrels sperm Oil
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes muscsdel raisins
So boxes yellow soap
barrel cloves
1000 bushels ground alum lsa,,
$50 sacks blown Liverpool hlled>
$50 barrels No. I m,ck.rel
So kids No
80 barrels Nos, and herring
100u pounds Goldfish
100 resms wrapping paper
400 guny bags
20 pieces tow cloth
l40 grin,lstones
csse combs assorted sizes
Freehorn's pioughs. mould boards, shares &C.
sept II
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tNu,ber. On, &c
Charles nennetJ

Charles nenNetJ
IVAS imported. BY the ship Pioneer from Liverpool
"a the following
GOODS,
which are offered for sale the usual terms:-
Gus 3d. 4. A, and pt blankets. some of extra
qusity
Sun rhine blue olive, and dark mixed cloths
Cambria mu,ins book AMI iacpnet hhkfs
Boot, null, and sprg null muslins
t,inphams Holland and double fine linen tapes
BLK SIX hose
RI * silk waistcoa,ing, velvet and horen'ine
Shoe and colored threads, OF various qualities
shsd and herring SEINE fWINE
SAL tw,ne and book-binders' swings
Double Goster and pine apple English Cheese
from ondon. Of first quality
And, bvthe Statira, expected aily from Philadelphia
he will receive
A general assortment Of Domestic FL.4NNELS
Amongst which are some of ineness equal To any
English
S,,tinet,s and cassinetts and American cs:smeres
Erseys aud linseys, cotton osnsburss
Furniture cotton checks and plsids
Fenitentisry stripes
Fhshines and Devonsliire kerseys
R,esched and brown domestic cottonS q shIFunS'
Hack and CO ored crcassian stubs
Waistcoating, great vsricty
Madras and superfIne ndia kOma' SILK hdkis
Eed,cks, sewing silks
Twiled sackngs and scotch oznabrgs Se. &c.
septo
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CMnice ~ ines

OND1CC VI KIlCSt
|ENHR subscriber is this day receiving, from the We.
I locity direct from Madeira select Ass, rImt ~ Of
fine TVIiES from the celebrated house OF J. Howard,
March q Go. Consisting OF
2pIpes
Is hogsheads
32quat casks, and
10 eighth pipes
Among which are the finest Grape juice" Ion.
don "artcnlsr burgundy and Iinta; all a Thich hs
offers for sale on the favorable terms He has
hand, of former mpor,aons, Wines of same kinds.
vhich he offers for sale at reduced prices
sugl9 GEO JOHNSON.
! he Telegraph will please insert the above once
a week for two months, and send account to &. j.
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Carriage llaces, &C.
1 SUPPLY of Carriage lsces, knobs and springs
n Several quairsnts and one compass. with Dunn's
Directory for the East Indies; also,
M.ckerel and behring's, soap and candles
A small lot of cut nails
A great variety Of Dry Goods
One elegant gold repeating watch
For sale b, GEO. WHITE.
NJ Regular Auction Nights-Monday Hed.
nesday, sn,! saturday .asnis; when eat variety OF
unlimited Goods Will be sold.
ser,A GEO. WHITE.
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sugar, coffee, Tolasses, Ks.
% sugar" sugars new '''''"'' o. ''''' ''' VI, '
45OJ l,s loaf AMI lump suglr, part steam refined
10000 lbs cnff,-, par, strong scented Rio
70 Bag, superior old Java coffee
so hhdS e, i ing moasses
SO cness, h IF chests, and boxes gunpowder,
imperial AID young hyson teas la,eImpor.
taions, partly the Meiville's very superior
teas
1000 lbs cotton yarn, Nos Is, at factory prices
500 lbs heavy 'nmatra pepper
) tons shot, assorted 1 to No 10
4ceroons fr-' quaint! Spanish indigo
90 quarter caska Dry aud sweet Malaga
10 indian barrels ) VINE
% Q casks prime G'''ien cheese
Ground tuu, and sack ,ait
with gene r. assortment OF VINES liquors, spices,
d,e.s,uff sunp,wder chewing Tobacco soap, candles
and other Groceries, fF sale, credit or for cash
pavmert, at moderat, u7'crs, by
SAMUEL B -IARAOuk Co
az The Leesburg GenuH oi i.lo'r ty, ani "aTrenton
Spr ctator. Vii p.s.e insert this thrce weekly, Ind
send their accounts the Office Of the Ph' max Ga
zete sept 4
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New Goods.

New Goods.
40 BALES "a 44, and 4brown cottons
III Steam-ioom. Newmarket. Waltham. Arkwrght
and other blrsched cottOns
Cloths and cassinetts
Domestic paids and checks, Rouen cassimer0
Bed tckings and Wilmington stripes
Madras hdkfs and shswls, Railroad cottons
Linen and cotton diaper. calicoes and prints
Linen and cotton hdkls
Imitation damssk suspenders
Ready made clothing
Together with variet, ofother articles.
.7lSo.
Ia,,ies'tp,fFs, Nayarino bonnets, straw banos
9 second hand piano fortes, looking glass clocks
barrels Epson salts
ADDITIONAL
Light blue plates. sssorted do do pitchers
Edged plates, assorted
china teas, with and without handles
Enamelled glass vases
Stone toys, pint TASKS, &c.
Just received sra fer sasby
sng1s eho' pAfIE,
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Notice
steamboat Arrangement.

g. In future, the Stean-Packet
FRANKLIN,
.ssS.-ksSS%- Captain James Newt, master, will
aspasSeSLSseSAZ leave Baltimore for the District OF
c,brn,n on spery Wednesday, at O'Clock, p. "
TN, Boa Ia, -ecen,ly undergone athoroush repair
Ae' s,as are fitted up t,,tefuily and commodious,
AL shI "a ski more impnrtant, she has a n,w and
80 superior boiler, on the most improved plan
Passengers vail receive every attention to make
MeH comfortable
the FREDERICKSBURG, Captain B. J Jenkins,
'NhtF Baltimore at her usual IA our epsry saturday,,
Il g':iJek p, " June g
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.SOtice

On Friday. the tlth instant, the
B1 Steamboat POTO.h4C
&-Nsevvrinresum, her former route from
= Washington and Alexandra to
Norfolk. Cit, polnt, aud R,chnnnd' ;.
Leaving Washington on tr'dAy a'S' anu NIeAa"ul''
Al i'clo:k, ,ternOon, and arrI'e ~ HOtio'A Oh "a
mrll i,trrnnOn.
lave Sorlolk ON sunday morning. at o'clocki
s,fi,e AZ Richmoni in the evening.
Ie,ys 3chmoal OH TUESDAY morning at o'clock;
,r5y,s a, Niyi,lk on the same evening.
Is,ye Norfolk On Wednesday morning, at O'Clock;
srr,e 4. Alexandria and Washington ON Thursday
n.,n,nr n WArTLES,
wD-2 Agent.
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american r\anneis

AMERICAN rAanneis.
- BALES Salisbury Fanfels
l - cases printed do
For sale NJ low as in any market, by
A. G.. CAZf MOVE 4 Co.
8i,o
Blackstone Manufacturing Go s Goods
.9kny " By0,cn's do do
.4kw"gh do do
U0rTen do do
Crooke's COTTON DUCK, full supply, way
ranted equa! :" any made aug 20
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Iron.
PROPOSALS by Mary barney,

For publishing. on the frs, day of November next, and
on the beginning of every month thereafter in the
City of Baltimore. new Periodical Work, to be en-.
titled
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Scott & Wright

yJAvE removed, from the corner Of King and Far,
fax streets to the Store, Of King and Royal
streets lately occupied by As-srs. J'hn D. Johnson
Co. sept -dss
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NAPoLEoN's counrsnip.

hen bonapsrte was pa wing his
court TO Mde. de Beauharnais, - saws
DE Hourrienne. "neiiher at them kent
a carriage; and he, being pas .ionatciy
IN love. and a NEST assi,iuols sutton,
escorted his intended about the town.
AMI especially OH her visits 10 her
gents. They went one day together
10 the office Of Raguideau. Who, by
The bye, VAS one Of the smallest men /
have ever seen. Madame de Beauhar-
nais, who placed great confidence in
RaSuidean. had come 10 him that day
expressly for the purpose Of commun,.
eating her intention of accepting the
hand Vt the young General Of artillery,
the profege OF Barras. Josephine was
accordingly closeted alone With the
notary, while Bonapsrts waited in the
outer Office. occupied by The clerks
The door of Ragrideau's cabinet. how
ever, not being shut close. the Gene
raj overheard The lawyer dissuadinc
Madame Beauharnsis from the mar
rage She was about to contract. You
are very imprudeni.' said the notary:
you may have TO repent this step as
long as you live; il is madncs. 10 90
and marry n man who has nothin. but
his sword TO depend on 'Bana par,c,'
SAID Josephine, when she TOLD me these
prior circumstances, had never alIud
ed to this, and had no idea THAT he
had heard what Rnguideau had said
Imagine my establishment, then, Bour-
rienne, when on The day Of the corona.
ton, as soon as he had put on the i'm.
Perial robes, he said, Go aud find Ra.
suideau, and bring hin, here immedi.
ately.' RaSuidcau soon made his an
pcarance, and the emperor said to him.
Well, and have-I nothing now but
my sword 10 depend op:' Eight months
had elapsed siace the scene at tie oi :
nee OF the notary; and Benapartc, al /.
though he had borne in mind the dis.
course at NJ. Rsguideau, had never
mentioned that he was pr,vy to it, 20
single soul, not even 10 dc Bourrienne.
at The time VIXEN he vas in the babi,
oi making his secretary the confidant
and depository OF all his projects and
secrets
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NO. IL.
Prom The L,nchburg vngmian.

Ciffurc md management of BEES
MEssRs. EDIToRS-Your paper CON
tains frequent notices and theories con
enough. aud certainly not supported
by experience. As ! have bestowed
much time and attention on this hnu,-
Die branch OF rural economy, the FOL-
lowing observations " al not be uruor-
Thy the attention ut YOUR readers. Bees
should never be Driven from one 1.-Two
20 another. The process. j. very diff
cult, owing 10 their reluctance to Quiz
the old hive, aud Doi one swarm out Of
three will 60 regularly to work when
so treated. Besides, lf driven before
the Goth Of June, they leave large
quantities Of young I'm the combs, al
ter that date they have not time TO lay
in their provi,ions for winter.
The hives should be al smooth insido
as possible, without any ruugh proiec-
tons, cracks or cranuies Of ahv sort.
The moth which produces the worm,
generally deposits its eggs in these or
among the combs. When there are
many bees. these eggs are thrown down,
when but few bees are left in tho hive,
the eggs are Matched among the combs,
and then the destruction Of the hive i,
inevitable. The worms are most CON.
poniy fixed at the junction of the hive
and It's floor. In that position they
are probably quite harmless; for IL un-
disturbed, they seldom move. hut It
is well enough TO sweep The floor Of the
hives at least once week. This il
performed most easily in the morning,
setting each hive aside ill il 10 done,
aud is practicable till May.
The most advisable mode of taking
the honey is by robbing. Take OF tho
top Of the hive, and blow tobacco smoke
on the bees found there. commonly but
a iew if there be much honey. They
will Immediately ret away. and the Io-
ney may be taken out. have done il
a hundred times. and seldom receive =
stngO or destroy dozen bees. lfrob-
bed before the middle If June, the hive
Will be completely filed and as rich "a
before. within twenty days. Such
hives as are not intended tn stand Over
the winter. should be taken before HE
end OF August. see no great cause
OF Whispering over the destruction Of
The bees, nor any great mercy IN ieav-
ing the latter s~arms To certain star
walton.
The custom Of beating pans, rafting
bells. sc. while the swarm is on the
wing, is believe a. old as tho time of
Homer; and yet, Gn Ibis part of tue
country ~ least. IL Is worse than use
lees. They settle down more quickly
and more quietly wiihoutit The clat-
ter coniuscs aud.irritatcs them, ard 10
escape II. they frequently make of 20
The woods. by mode opposite 20 that.
| have lC4 bat Que swarm 10 'Ocrty
years. AriAniUS.
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Singular .7necdoiC.-Two gentle
men bad contracted a bitter aud ire
conciiable enmity against each other.
\ servant "i one happening TO die, was
buried wlthin twenty. four hours, after
tie Russian custom. when the other,
determined TO crafty his revenge up
nn his adversary by accusing him q
the murder Of THIS man. 10 give a
color to his accusation, accom- panied
by some OF bis confidential servants,he
proceeded privately TO disintcr the
corpse. with a view of infliotlng marks
uf violence upon it. The body wa.
removed from the coffin and held erect.
that il might un'rrso severe flogsiug.
when, TO the astonishnneDt and dismay
Of the party, after a few blows had
been inflicted, animation returned, aud
the aIIrighted resurrection. men ran off
with the utmost precipitation. The
corpse at iengih recovering IFS ANNA
ton, was enabled To molo OF ia It's
shroud. regain ITS masters hsbltaiiou.
which It cniercd. TO the greatterror Of IL.
! sspectiVe inhabitants At length, how
ever. his reality becoming certain, they
were treasured. and the supposed ghost
communicated all that he could rc inenl-
beT 81 the state he had been ~. which
was. iha, his SENSES had not ieft him.
Notwithstanding he bad !,itso cold and
torpid as To be incapable II speech OF
motion. until The blows had restored
him. This led 10 the detection of the
diabolical plan agaInst hls masters Iife
aud character lie servants Of the
monster confessed their participation
IN ihe act. and he Wss consequently
afrsigoed before the senate.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sia. Enron [;

5le. LD1Ton
Will yen have tie goodness 10 10.
sers the following extract Its Contained
in sn article entitled {" Il Ha& ,oua4 Pa,iis, :"
add though depression from tie main topic.
conveys truth which no one, who has any
human suseepiibiIiies, viii pretend to deny
or dispute. q
When The hear, Of man is oppressed with
cares,
Tbs INST IS dispeii'd when woman appears.
Like tile notes Of fiddle, she sweetiy. sv cst.,
R''seS The spirits. and charms our ears"
"Who is there that has not Eel. this /;
There Is dance Of the spirits. flut.
ter OF the heart. a momehiary oblivion
OF all that snnoys us, when one lifts
the eyes 20 gaze upon woman, even
though u BE- but tO catch the momen.
1ry Hash OF eyes dark ~ night or
the inilder beam of the eloquent blue.
How often. when whirling rapidly a.
long, on journey OF anxiety and sor.
row, when the heart has been heavy.
and the eyes hardly conscious Of pass.
'ng obIects-how often las fair face.
win braided hair, and morning smile.
peeplng from easement. dispelled for
ainoment. all anxiety. fixed the vacant
eye and sert to the heart a thrill Of
pleasure, alas! too sweet, because too
aceting!"