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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

IL Is singular TACT, TO which We know Of parallel
and which may never oeenr again. thst three Of he
prominent Federal Office, viz the Post master. Ma
fins hospital Surgeon, aud Surveyor, at This place
were vacated by desh in tho short space Of ten dye
lha 6lRs 90 lhs 2ih Of Noyenbsr, and the latter on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

EE ATS s. CApS.--Just received by tue subscriber,
u pr. Schr Exit and oher late arrivals from Ne W
York, splendid assortment Of gentlemen Black
yer Hats, oil the Manufacture OF ST. John; Silh and
Hannah and others, OF the latest Broadway fashions
Also gentlemen, youths aud chdrens' caps Of We
rious kinds On hand large aud very general assor-
men, OF middling aud low priced fur and wool hats
which will be sold provided any person will buy the m
on the most accommodating terms.
59-St JOHN THOMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

Il UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
"a Notice is hereby given that 1.-The cells in this in
.i,ution are occupied, and that more patients will
he received until of the said cells vacant;
due notice of which will be given. By order OF the
Court o! Directors. l. HENLEY,
May %, III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

M OTlCE.-PersUns indebted 20 the firm OF Kyle &
Cochran, are requested TO forw and settle
their accounts.
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business as early
possbe, and IL Is hoped this notice will the
mediate IGNITION of those concerned. July 27 23-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

The Legislature Of Missouri net ON the hin ut, al
Jefferson city Col John Thornton was chosen Speak.
or OF the House, aud James H. Bird elected Speak
er OF The Senate, end Samuel c Owens, Clerk. The
Governors Message is long AMI interesting docum
David j. Baker has been appointed by ihs Governor
OF Illinois. U. y Senator from that State supply the
vacancy acclaimed by the dsath Of Mr.. Nolan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

"a AND WARRANTS AND SCRiP.--Mr. Mat.
thew Bonner will be 10 Richmond, to rem ain from
the l5h OF December next until the rising OF the Lee
gslaiure, to attend TO my business, and 10 purchase
Land warrants aud ScfpaDd TO contract for the loca
ton OF Land Scrip All letters addressed 10 here,
or persoosl GALE upon Mr. Bonner at the Eagle Hotel,
will be IS fag answered and meet with prompt at
teniion az II wasp present.
Nov 20 5s--1Ots CADWALLADFR WALLACE.
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NE ~ ORLEANS Mil

We observe that the National Gazette takes avora-
BILE notice OF The stages and teams prepared by that pub
lie spirited and vauble mail contractor Mr.. Reside
TO be placed on the route to New Orleans.
= On the contracts which go into effect the let OF
January, the NJ all will be carried from this CITY TO
New Orleans, 10 twelve days, making great saving
to the mercantile community, and josifying belief,
that the receipts OF the Department will be greatly in
creased. MIR. Reside passed through this city on
Saturday with his long line of eight Stages drawn by
hne teams Of horses, which made i'm posing spa eta.
Gle. fU g TIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

EtHEMALE EDUCATICN.-Ms Craw lords school
t. for the ensuing year, will commence the 18th
OF January next, and end the l0h o. December
following, with a vacation Of one mon in. the sum.
mer.
Her price will he twenty dollars per scholar for
teaching Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar History aud Geography, with tho OF the maps
aud Globes.
An extra charge will be made Of ten dollars for
FTeBch-twelve dollars for Theorem Painting, and
five dollars for plain and ornamental needle work.
During u,e Term, Boarding be had in her father,
fsmiiy Tor $50.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HEAVING administered on the estate of William
u q Holland, late merchant ia the county of Buck.
hams the creditors OF sid Holland are requested to
make known their claims duly aothe ncaed, that pro.
vision may be- made for their payment.
WILLIAM j. BERGMAN.
Nov. 30 59-5." A im'or of w HoII,nJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

TENAYLOR WANTED "A good Taylor can FIND
a inst rate situation, at Destonsvie, Amelia BY
immediate application, there is in Is or 20
miles Of ,he place. Nov g. 53-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11


Miss Mary Crawford has taught school several
years, aud Believe has given entire satisfaction.
con ider her morals and talents for the managing Of
children 10 be OF the bighesi grade and her quaiica-
tons TO teach such to the proper instruction
Of children committed to her charge.
CHARLES Y. KIMBROUGH.
Louisa County, Nov. 1890
have fer several years past, been patron TO school
kept near mo by Miss Crawford; and 1t affords pc.
cUar plessurs TO have II 10 my power TO say that
the best OF my judgment, | have always admired her
syetem Of teaching; being admirably adapted TO the
Improvement OF The morals, and the advancement Of
the Intellectual faculties Of the scClarher rule being
uniformly snd steadily parental, and lfsconate, has
not Jailed ~ producing TO tho bo have patented her
school the happiest and most satisac,ory resut-her
qualifications 10 those branches which she proposes 10
teach have been invariably admitted.
JOHN NJ. PRICE.
Louisa County, Nov. 10. 1880
have ALEC paroDised Mrs Crawford school and
with pleasure subscribe to the above certificate of Mr.
John NJ. Pfiee. T.. N. SANDIDGE.
Nov. 20 5S-w4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

NOTICE..
NWTANTED a, 'he Peni,enuary, the following Bill
Wv Of Timber, viz;
2 900 Willow Oak Felloes, 3 & inches wide.
1000 Garry Log Spokes, All 1 2 inches the heart
edge, 4 II. long, young aod tough, free from
koo's and sys.
400 pair Hane Timber.
1000 Whit OAK Spokes, and
600 r.. Birch Scsndng. in. square, 70 bc cut before
Christmas--aisc, 100, 900 Flour Barrel Bilies.
Get. %. 50--u THOMAS NELSON, p A r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

NOIILE 10 TANNERS
H AANlNC nn1,erons repairs and large additions 70
q 70 make % Mil. sbsn stop g'iUGing on the
hrt day VI February nest Tbose who Intend sending
Their ~hst 10 iit- ket, ssr, therefore, requested %
do 90 before the 18Th J4gvary, shOn That dsy .ha
sfop buying. r CHEVAJLIE.
Dee, g. 60-u5J
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NETWORK
DouruaI Of C0nInIfrre,
r,VYYsr1TNreS -vnrwv~~y
EVENING EDITION.

An Evening Edition OF tho Journal of Commerce is
published DAILY aud sent of BY ihc great Southern
and Northern Mails and the Steam Mail to the East
This edition CONTAINS all news received by the mails
ard from vessels arriving at this port and notice OF
mcrcaniile transactions in the Now York Market
Whenever they possess interest, down TO o'clock,
p. NJ. The Edltors have established very valua-
able correspondence, with oil the principal CONNER.
cial cities in the world. They have a swift sailing
schooner, built in Baltimore expressly for them, be-
sidos row boats the whole maintained at an annual
expense of more than four thousand dollars, and de-
voted exclusively to their use by which ships ore fire.
gucntly boarded ct the distance of ty and sometimes
one hundred miles from the city. All tie arrange.
ments of the establishment are upon the most libe,
raj scale OF expense and possess efficiency which
constitutes the Journal OF Commerce. issued as il X
twice day, decidedly the best channel of news bssf
Political and Commercial, which be found in this
city. Full accounts Of news received by foreign ar
rivals ut this port frequently sent of twenty fou
hours before the merchants letters by The YES
sells are placed IN the Post Office.
Ia the present critical state OF tho MAJ kcts. which
there is every believe will continue at leos
for some months, merchants throughout the countr,
viii find this the cheapest, and most complete cor res
pnndcace which can possibly be established
az During the winter, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start in tho morning, tho Mornin,
Edition is forwarded; that subscribers receive
morning and evening paper alternately giving then
the news throughout The year to Tho latest posi-
bic hour.
FERNS $40 per annum. payah.e in advance. Al
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the risk ond charge Of the Editors
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of Commerce are requested to publish tho abov
as an advertisement twice, and charge the same {
our account.
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United STATES ronri, 9TH c;ro,a. snd Eastern


District Of pirginia, June 18Th, 1880.
~ GORGE Mccall and Richard smiilie & Co., sur
~ viving partners of Mccall. Smile & Co., pits.
ag ainst Catherine Harrison, execurix William Ellzey,
trustees of Matthew Harrison, decd. and William II.
Harrison, Thomas Harrison, Maria Harrison, Henry
Harrison, Margaret Harrison, and Elizabeth Harrison,
children, heirs and devsees and egaees of the said
Matthew Harrison, decd, who executor one
of the de,isees of Burr Harrison. decd, and Of
the heirs of Euthbert Harrison. so also devsee
ct the said Burr Harrison, decd, Sarah A. Harrison,
devisec Of the said Burr HARRISON and heir of said
Cuthbert Harrison, Lawrence Alexander and Jcrard
Alexander, ex'ors of Thos. Harrison and Mary Harri.
son, widow, and William a. Harrison, Mary A. Iisrri
son, Burr A. Harrison, Segsmunda III. Harrison and
Sarah T. Harrison, children and representatives of the
said Thomas Harrison, who was also devsee of Burr
Harrison and heir OF Cu'hbert Harrison, Solomon
Matthews, Richard Patton, John Jordan, James Allen
William Stcinbergin, Helen Mccall, widow and ,rus.
tee Of John Mccall, who surviving partner of
John Mccall s: CO., James Rtehie & Co. and Archi.
bald Henderson, surviving partner Of Gassford and
Henderson, dcfts.-lS CnNcERY
This cause which has abated TO the dcf,s James
Richie. & Co. and Archibald Henderson, surviving
partner OF Glassford and Henderson by their deaths
IL by consent OF the parties by their counsel ordered
10 stand revived in the names of John Scott, adm'or
OF James Intche, decd, who surviving partner
OF James Richie & Co. and Of John Ferguson and
Thos. Mundell, adm'rs Of Archibald Henderson, who
was surviving partner of Gisssford and Henderson,
who have flied their ers and coming on this day
to be heard upon the papers formerly read and the
answers aforesaid by tue the pits and of the
aforesaid defts, Scott, Ferguson and MundeIl: I, is
adJudgeti, ordered and decree1 that an account be
taken before of the commissioners of this co,I,
the amount due to the defendant John Scott adm or OF
James Rtchc, from the representatives of Burr Iarr
son, decd, under the deed of trust IN the proceed
inGs newfoundland that account also be tax en- be
fore the same commissioner of the due 10 the
aforesaid admor of the said Archibald Henderson from
the representatives Of the said Burr Harrison uudcr
the deed aforesaid. and also account Of the a
noun; due 10 the said compliments under the afore
SAID deed OF trusti which complainant is required to
state, settle and report the same, with any maitcl
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or re
CURED by either the parties to be so siated-and tina,
same commissioner do inquire & repor, to the court
how much Of the lands and premises in the said deed
of trust mentioned was purchased OF the aforesaid
Burr Harrison by the defts Stenbergen and Allen res
Pectvey-and the amount of the purchase money
agreed by them IN be paid the said Harrison The
| for. j COPY. Teste
RIcuAnp JEFFuIES, Clerk
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DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION.

We are at length enabled To announce The nublca.
ton 81 the Ptocecdings and Debates of the Virgin.
10 Convention for 10000 The public may res,
He'1rst that we have spared no pains to make the
Volume rs perfect as possible. We regret that tho
Es"."'u5n has been delayed longer than was cx.
rrHioG, but he delay Perhaps NAV have added Ia lis
Fai"+ d. ma"y OF the speeches have been revised by
100 mcn5ers, and many Of the Debates are now pub-
.isGsd 'or the fist time We may repeat in the
''"Id- 81 ;hc rrefIcc, That "Ifthe Vol. we now Law
before TIC public be not complete, we arc sure nj
least, that II Is valuable; and we may be- perhaps
excused the harmless vanity of expressing our sur
Prise, hat instead of not dong more we hive done
50 D,"eh W hen wo determined on the publication.
we had no idea that the Work would exceed GOO DO
gcs but we have been greatly disappointed az this
volume contains 924 pages, large octave, closely
printed on Brewer type, handsomely executed, and
On Eo'd paper IL contains about as much matter as
2"do pages vo. in smull plea type-cqual to four
volumes ot 800 pages each 1t is, in truth as com.
pi1te history of all Ge ProceediDgs Of the Conven
non, as well as Register Of all the DeLaies as could
ven Dc OBTAINED. II gives most Of the Views, az
we'' as tnuch of the Wisdom ard tho Booucnce of
most OF The distinguished in Virginia upon the
greatest subjects, which engage the attention of
incn ~ Society; the foundation Of Government and
tc clements which should enter into the cguoosi,nn
Of It's various Departments.
We have always felt the 81 rongest disposi,iou In
present THIS volume to the public at as low price rs
possbe--yot, IN order to indemnify ourselves for the
ncaVy expenses we have incurred, and the risks we
have run, 1t Is impossible fix the price a. less ,lion
- Tor handsome cSIf blading, and s. 80 in boards
This is considerably below the price suggested by
our book -scIlrrs--and upon comparison we NAV
iearlcssy pronounce, that Is infinitely the cenpc
Bsok ever published III the State of VIrrinja--or ner.
hops, IN any other State If we may Judge by our Sub
scription List the No Of copies now printed, NAV
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16

XYIRGIEIA.-At a superior court of cbapcerv held
at the capitol IN the city of Richmond, on Sa,ur-
day, March 18th, 1890 Be,sey McCretlie Kidder Bell
and Adelaide his wife, formerly NcCredic and Rober,
SPrsgs, and Polly his wife, formerly McCrcde pitts
against james Penn, executor Of George McCrede
decd George AcCrcdie, and John McCredie deyisees
ot SAID George McCredie, decd, Walter Dunn. ex'or
of John Graham, decd. Ber-y Randolph, exor of
Harry Heth, who was exor Of Samuel Clarke lee
and William Long, dts.
On motion of the plaintiff, bv coure.l ,h. :.
dismissed as To all the defe ndants excent John =;
Crede and George McCredie without costs md
hcTenpon the cause be heard. on he
original and supple mental bills of the plaintiffs n an
Tor contessc exhibits, and the records aud proce /
ings lately pending in this court, by the syIe Of NJ
Creuie vs. Penn & AL and Graham VS.. NcCredie &
al, and argued by counsel. On consider.Iion.
whereof, IT appearing that the whole personal estate
OF the sad George McCredie, decd hath been ex
haustec IN the payment of debts the court doth order
that one OF the commissioners DO re mort TO
the court an account Of the real estate OF eoree Nc
Crete the elder, dec e. Of the manner in which the
same bath been Disposed OF, and what parts thereof
and what rents and profits thereof have been received
by the said John. and George McCrcdie the vounger
or either OF them any other person persons for
them, either of thep and the value of the said
estate and its several parts that the same commission
CT do state an account of the leSacrs TO the plaintiffs
IN this suit, shelving the amount Of prncipsI money
and interests due each respectively that If
by either OF the parties he also take an account nf
debts II any, outstanding and due from the estate nc
the said George Mctrede The elder, decd which mo-,
be entitled 10 satisfaction OF the real estate of t
said George NcCrede the elder, decd in prefcrenr
to the plaintiffs legacies with any other msttera
cally stated, deemed pertinent by himself mr. ,,IL
may be required by the parties be so stated and
said commissioner is authorized 10 examine any of The
parties in solemn form touching the premises WIZ
e0Py' AeSte' Wh &. PESDLEToS. c. c.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

M RS. CHRISTIANNA &. BURKE respcctfIlv
L'h announces her intention to open in this CITY.
on the first day Of October next Seminary for rho
admission Of Young Ladies Boarder0 and day scho-
lars. '''
1t Is contemplated to offer oil institution COMBINING
the most solid requirements, with the most nnnular
ana fashionable accomplishments. Without laying
Cuin |" any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gng the arduOus and highly responsible duties which
VIII deyoive OH her Principal Mrs B. feels conf
deht mat an carly attention TO the subject Of Educa
u" ana an experience OF many years in its details
united 10 the assistance Of many able teachers will
enable her to afford ADVANTAGES equal TO INV in tc
state and not inferior to those ofany Northern Ins-
tuition.
Mrs. Burke viii receive daily assistance from Mr..
burke at an hour not Interfering with the dutira oC
his own Seminary. Mr. Macully, TCacLerGC .lllihc.
mates an the Richmond Seminary will also give daily
instruction IN the branches CONNECTED with his dcpart
rnCu'.
Alr. Stephen Bernard, n rativc Of Drercc, will
. teach the modern lannunras
Music Drawing aud Dancing will be taught by the
most approved masters.
Boardors vii! receive that parental attention. which,
whilst II avoids undue restraint, will insist on tho Gl
hmcni OF NIL moral and religious duties and cpioio
strict regard Tor those obscryancCs hest calculated 10
insure an easy and becoming department
Inc following table exhibits moro extensive
course oi studies than generally offered for the cd
ucatioH Of females. They re- submitted IN detail or
account OF the belief Tint many parents VIII consider
them essential to complete education:
OrthoTTophv Arithmetic.
n,SeeoGng, bookkeeping,
NfiIh%, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry,
Execution, Natural Philosophy,
i5eIics Lcttr's, Chemistry,
EpIsiolary Style, The GrccI; To,in Frcrcl
Ancch' ana Modern His Italian ndSponsh Linn
tory, puarcg
geography with the use Vocal and instrumental
OF Globes and Maps, Music,
msron1my Drawing and Painting,
nu'uf"l History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary viii be opened
IN INC mousse on 10Th street, once occupied by tho
ia'c MI Frederick Plcasauts-ccntr0l, spacious, Gle
waited and retired no location IN the CITY can better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year Of 10 months, 5000
Iultlon ~ oil the English branches AZ
Extra charges regulated by those Of other schools
Application in person or by letter will receive
T-rmpt attention mn Or rtn, =
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TIE NATIONAL MAGAZINE:
OR, LADY'S EMPORIUM.

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The intended work will be generally literary an,
occasionally political. The literary department shall b,
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literature, shall the lucubratIon OF science, any OF
IT'S branches. be neglected, when they shall be offered
Tor publication in the National Magazine"
In the struggle which is now going On bet wren civ
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rs Isrutant IN the arena OF party, but an advo-
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her sex and condition feel lively and deep int crest
IN maintaining, IN these times of miscalled reforma
tioh' rs y!ctin Uf 'proscrlption, she has suffered
100 much and knows too much to permit her entire
silence Upon that subject she cannot avoid speak
ing trecly-ahe Will try, however, 10 speak dis
d'cetly II there any who would still frown upon
this last struggle Oft mother for her family they are
at liberty 10 withheld their support "A Daughter of
the Revolution, aId the grand children OF Reyolu-
tonaTy Heroes, viii perish they beg III the land
where they should live i'll honor.
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10 Mrs. Rhodu Burnett.

a you arc not Inha bitani Of the State Of Vir-
elnl", una nave no known Agent III this Com.
mon"eaTh' take this method Of notifying you tha.
on tno !st cay Of November next. at ibc Tavern OF
Carter Moody, IN the County Of Chesterfield. IN thia
shoIl proceed TO take the dispositions Of Ste
bnGh hronch' william Martin Frances Burton and
Rcbecca Oven, to be read IN evidence in st Jcncn
ung ~ inc Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mono District. IN which I am plaintiff YOU are
uelGndoht' fbe examination Of tho above Witnesses
%'. c.,'nencc on The day aforementioned. between
n. III. and O'Clock p NJ and ,yilI Inc onsin,J
on each successive day fncccssary between the same
hours till IT shall be concluded.
uuH Nv WI SARAII I.ELyn
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NOTICE.

NEVERAL dnys ago, had the misfortune TO dron
- my Pocket Book, containing some money md
several negotiable notes, taken payable to Mcssrs
OIs Dunlop& Co, and sundry obligations due TO my
self besides other valuable papers The public arc
cautioned against receiving trading for papers Of
such description, g. liberal reward will hc paid for
any information on the subject
scpI1 Il. r. ROBINSON.
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JAMES WINSTON.

Commission Merchant, Market Bridges
"a AZ on consignment and offers for sale
Il Il % 900 lbs. best Smithfcld bacon
100 barrels nett, gross and roc herrinrs
80 hhds. of superior New q. molaescs
2 hhds. Of stone ware, assorted
100 henvy snn-driGb hides VERY low
400 lbs Of stout sole leather
30 gross Of quart and pint bottles
100 boxes Of soap md candles
100 rcnms Of good printing pnpcr
100 rcans OF wrapping paper
10 BAGS Of raw cotton
IUOO Ibs. oi cotton yarn, and more daily cxrCccd
100 barrels Of TOR
10000 feet flooring plank and railnr
90 pieces and half pieces cotton barcino.
90 barrels Of Newark cider
- do do y,prc,r
200 Kegs Of lard, IN shipping order
IooOO 81 Wcbbs cigars, Of 50
Bale rope castor OIL bed and sash co-d md lcadino
ines Spanish olives, family -four. wire sleeves,
j. w. ugcn FOR wire mandatory in Baltimore
kinds
, w agent for William Prince, proprietor Of tho
Limnnn Botanic Garden Flushing, Long Island,
will order any thing in his Inc
june