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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-06

enquirer is published twice week generally
during tho of the Legislature
Price, hoctotcre Five Dollars payable
of chartered, speccpayng banks (on will b.
eceivod The Editors will gurnntco safety
hitting thcm by mall the postage of all letters being paid by thu
writer's.
Edtors) until all arrearages have been paid up.
" Whoever will guarantee the payment OF n'no papers shall
nav WV TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, OR LESSFrs insertion 15conts-cach con
tinuance, 50 cents.
No inserted, until either paid
by in this city, its cnvirons.
THyHE Subscribers offer their services Commission
Merchants and will attend to the sales OF Tobacco,
Flour and other produce conhded to their care, and
make the customary advances on produce in hand when
required BAGWELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. I3. 9S-6m
WNIFTY DOLLARS REWARO-Ranawsy from
the subscriber living at the deep run Coal Pits in
Henrico county on the 10Th instant negro man nam
ed Nick, about forty years old, feet or inches
high light cemple xion, thin visage, and stammers lit
lie when spoken TO. The dress he had ON when he
went of was grey casine coat, t'ue pantaloons and
white wool hat ne carried with him suit Of coarse
grey casinet the SAID Nick has scar one OF his
hands not re collected he has also several knots on his
ears 1 will give a reward OF twenty dollars for the APP
ehension OF the said slave il taken beyond the limits
of the State and all reasonable expenses paid or ten
dollars f within the State and delivered TO me at
the said pits or secureed in Jail so that get him a.
gain 1 think it highly probable that he has obtain
ed free papers and will attempt pass free man
forewarn all persons from harborng or carrying him
ont Of the State FAC. McGRUDER.
April l6. iii-u
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Redd!ng housekeeping
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English Grammar Geometry
Execution Natural Philosophy
Bellies Lettres / Chemistry
Epistold,y Style The Greek, Latin, French
dncient and Modern Italian and
History Spanish Ldngudgesl
Geography. t1ith the Focal and Instrumental
tise Of Globes and Music
Maps Drdtping and Painting
astronomy
Natural History Dancing
Botany
The Richmond Female Seminary will be opened in
the house on 18th street. occupied by the late Mr.
Frederick Peasants-Central, spacious, elevated aud
retired, location in the city better afford the
cessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year of 10 months 5000
Tuition in all the English branches 40
Extra charges regulated by those of other schools.
Application in person or by letter, will receive prompt
attention.
May %. 6-IefI.tO
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WANUS.-Ths capital stallion and racer will stand
81 on MIR. Randolphs Estate, in the County Of Char
lotte the ensuing season. 1881. He is nine years
old and was got by Sir Arche-his dam, Frenzy, by
Sans Culotes out of Minikn by PresIent-Old Celer-
Trstram Shandy --Janus--out of an imported mare Of
Mr. Booth, of Gloucester, who also imported Janus.
Sans Culoues was got by old Ceier, dam by old Med
lev grand dam by old Fearnought-He is well known
for his beautiful symmetry and fine stock, on the South
side of James River President, very fine racer and
stallion also got by old Celer, his dam by Mark
Anthony out OF L. Hardiman's Benny Lass. which was
BY jolly Roger out OF the imported Benny Lsss.
Tri,tram Shandy was got by Moron's Traveller, his
dam by Janus.
AT tie sane place and on the same terms,
GASCOIGNE,
own brother to Flora.x years old Of great power and
substance. He was got by Roanoke. his dam, the i'm
ported mare, Lady G. by Hambletonian, out Of Golden
Locks by Depina, which was dam Of Lord Foey's IA
vouile and famous S0othsdyer by SOreeyer-Yole by
Shark-Quicks Charlotte by Bank-Crab, &c.
Soohsayer won The great 81. Leger stakes, and next
dsy the Doncaster stakes. file covered at TWENTY.
FIVE GUINEAs and stood nine successive years al
New. Market
Farther particulars hereafter.
June is. l2-lOAu
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~ I'm NTIC HOSPITAL, WlLLIAMsBUKG..-
Noice s hereby given that sli the cells 10 this M,
sututon are occupied, an" TIA, no more patents wI
Jo no,ics of which will be given. by order OF the
que ny" .1 ,. ", l. HENLEY.
Nav rs.
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NJOrICE--The Subscriber will resume the duties
q of hs School, the LIT July. The course OF
studies will be preparatory to College, embracing tho
rough instruction in the Ancient Languages, and Ma
the mates.
Particular attention will be paid TO the morals and de-
pertinent of those entrusted TO my charge.
Tuition in the highest branches, ST. 5O
Common Engh branches, 10 OO
Board in the most respectable families, per
month, exclusive of washing, b
The healhfulness OF its location the refined and mo-
raj society and the cheap rates OF Board and Tuition,
render B0ydton very eligible sight for Literary In
sttution: OF this have sufficient proof, in lis hav
ing been selected the seat OF Randolph Macon Col
Leg.
The Session will be closed by an examination On the
Let and 81 December.
Those wishing to send, would do we'll TO enter early,
that no time may be lost and the subscriber may better
arrange his classes. Payment will be exaced only from
the time of entrance. JOHN ]. WYCHE, A.
B.-Instrucon will he given 10 such as desire it,
in the French and Spanish.
June %. l3-lo.hJuly
uJ'The Editors of the Norfolk Beacon, and the RAJ
leigh STAR are requested to give The above four inser.
tons and to send THAR accounts to the Subscriber at
BOydton.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1850.

Nm CHANCERY. In Powhatan County Court,
II June the l6h, $780,
Hudson Lewis, Jane Eliza Depriest, WIN. Lewis, Jo-
seph Price, Jesse W. Courts and Mary Jane his wife,
who Mary Jane P.ice and Charles Hudson Price,
pltifs.
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SIDE MILLS.-rhe Subscribers having
- purchased the milling property in the Town Of Pc
tersburg, lately owned by Donald Mackenzie, Esqr.
will conduct the milling business under the firm of
NELSON, BOSWELL, & Co.
They will be prepared to give the highest cash price
for good merchanable wheat delivered at the mills, or
on tide water below. The old customers Of MIR. Mac
kenzi and the friends OF the subscribers, respect
fully invited to give them call before they sell their
wheat elsewhere. decided preference will always
be given for wheat threshed hya machine.
HUGH NELSON.
THOS. ii. BOSWELL,
June H. LOW JNO Y. STOCK DELL.
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TH1RUST SALE-ln pursuance of the provsiOns Of
HI deed Of trust executed the 18th April, 1921, by
Edmund Anderson and wife to Fleming Turner and
myself, and duly recorded in the office Of the Clerk OF
Buckingham County Court, will offer for sale on
Thursday the 22hd July next, the premises, to the
highest bidder, Tor cash. moety OF the Falsburg
Mills situate on James RIVER in the County Of Buck
ingham-and also one moety of the tract Of land adj
joining and attached 10 the sad Mills, containing 3lS
will only convey such title IS is vested in by
the said deed, which believe 10 he unquesiouable.
JAMES BROWN, Surviving Trustee.
June %. II-6t
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June Is.

VENRUST SALE.-By virtue of deed OF trust ex-
81 ecuted TO us by George Woodson, which deedi.
duly recorded in the clerks office Of the county court
OF Buckingham, SHALL for purposes in said deed ex-
pressed, and at the request of the creditors oil Ell
mund Anderson, proceed 10 sell, Tor cash, the pre-
misses, OH Thusday 22d July next if fair, il not the
6rst fair day thereafter, that valuable and well known
property called the
FALLSBURG MILLS,
with 3lS OF good land attached thereto. This pro-
pery is situated James River in the county of Buck
ingham, about mile above Warren, and has on it
large brick Manufacturing Mill, with two pair Of Burrs
ard OF prime stones Tor grinding corn, good brick
dwelling house. brick store and lumber house, with
several wooden dwelling houses and other valuable inn
provements, such as barn, tobacco houses stables
SC. Acting as trustees, we shall convey to the pur
chaser purchasers. the title vested in by the deed
aforesaid, which, however, is believed to be good
N. Ii. The above property is &c be sold subject TO a
prior lien thereon created by deed OF trust executed
by Edmund Anderson to James Brown, Jr. aud Flcm.
ing Turner trustees, TO secure the payment OF debt,
whereof a balance of about $4,000 remains unpaid.
JAMES BROWN, Trus-
June 25 l4-tds GEO BOOKER, { tees
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a NCHoR BOLTlNG CLOTHS "A Toll suPPlA OF
"a all numbers, just received, end for 'ss by co
June 20.
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accordance with practice commencing with the es-
adjustment of this office. WILL be by refer
ence TO our returns made weekly the Secretary of
the Treasury, and Treasurer of the U States. In
most instances, acquisitions. regularly made and ap
proved were exhibited this office to shew the oh
Jects for which money was required, upon which, in
order TO prevent any detrimen the public interest
or Naval service, advances have been made even
when there has been money at the credit of the
Navy Agent, or Treasurer of the u. Suites Be-
sides being made acquainted with the objects for
which money required, it was known from dav IN
day. the payment Of the checks of the late Agent.
that the money advanced expended for naval
purposes; and these checks, specifying the object
for which given drawn to order and recepted, are
In possession of the office, evidence of the claim n
gainst the government, and of the application of the
money on their account.
viii take leave to say, that in all instances where
advances have been made to public agents, and par
cularly In the ofthe late agent, that the week
ly returns made TO the Navy Department exhibit the
amount advanced, and reference our last weekly
return will shew that the amount eta. ed to be due
still remains unpoid.
am, with much respect your ODD serv't.
GEO NEWTON, President
NAsa LEGRAND, Esq. Macy Agent
G..
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
October 3oth 1899
Sir: Since perusing your letter of the 9th INST to
Nash Legrand. Esq. Navy Agent at Norfolk have
examined the account current of Miles King. ESQ
iate Navy Agent, with the Branch Bank of the u
states at Norfolk tor the months OF June, July and
August, 1929, showing q balance of S40l44 IL a.
ganst the late Agent
From cursory inspection of the accounts of the
late Agent, as settled in the Treasury Department
1T appears that he has obtained credit for the whole
or principal items charged against him in the &C.
count with the Bank.
! Under these circumstances, am not aware tina,
the Department afford ane aid or ia cilities to
the Bank IN the liquidation of the aforesaid balance
JOHN BRANCH.
| George NEWTON ESQ
President O6ice Bank u. S. .Norfolh
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FROM ENGLAND.

Phe shipItaly, Putnam, a, New York on Tbursdav
morning brought Liverpool paper of the Goth June.
Ihe Meteor steamboat arrived at Liverpool on the
Soth OF June from Corfu. She passed close by al
glers on the 9th of June, and exchanged signals with
the British and American Consus ON shore
Ihe ktng.-The Times of the 21th says "the in
tellIgence from Windsor is distressing The mo-
ment OF the dissolution of our beloved tnonarch il
very near" "
The Globe of the evening does not contain
bulletin of that day, bat the editor remarks that
the public are hourly expecting the sad intelligence
OF his Majesty's death
''VindSor Castle June e3.-The Kings couph
continues. with considerable expectoratron HIS Ma
Jesty mas slept at intervals in the night but complains
OF great langour to-day
Albania Is said to be- in state Of open warfare,
ana the adjoining provinces filled with disnay
The English papers give accounts of the French
army before Algiers having carried several batteries
at the point of the bayone, and that the heights in
Iront OF he city were occupied by the French troops
L hey consider the fail of the pirates as certain
Immediately on the landing of the advanced auafd.
the trst battery, mounting sixteen guns was carried
at the point of the bayonet AS this battery COM
manded the bay the remainder of the army was COW
cred IN ITS debarkatIon. When the army had com
Piesed The landing, several other batteries were car
RED, and the heights in front of the peninsula were
occupied by The French troops
The Cabinets of London, Paris and Vienna, have
according to the QDotidienne, signfed to the Empe-
ror OF BRAZIL that they will not consent to the es-
adjustment of constitutional government in Portu-
gal. They hint that Donna Maria might marry her
uncle, she would in that case, be queen and her
heirs entitled to The throne.
From the Tobago Gazette we learn hat tho e.,,,.
had, to all doubt sipnifed 10 tho hnus
of legislature, that the act for reevno bis Mate
tvs Roman Catholic subjects extended to the coIo-
MES.
1t is mentioned that distress has aon;n manifested
user Ireland employment and food are both scarce
and IN some instances outrares have been committed
under The strong exciicmont 6f huoeer
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Fortv-ive Mules for Sal,

m =, ~ y -IIFO IHUIES lot IoHIE,
a Horn Quarter, near Hanover Court House
IN Where they will remain until the 18th inst-af-
Ter winch time, they will be removed to Fighting
creek, near Powbatan Court House Phey will re-
main inRichnond the l7th 18th and 10th, and NAV
be seen at Mr. Thomas's Stables.
DANIEL CHAPMAN,
aug 4--w2t For GRoReE T4vLop.
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Mr.. Leyrand'S note TO yUr. .Newfon.

- NORFOLK, Oct. 9th 1879.
Str: L have been requested by the Secretary of
TIE Navy to call on the u States Bank at Norfolk
''for the particulars Of their claim against the gov
eminent, for advances made to Mr.. King as Nayy
agent. On what ground these advances were
made, and the amount of them and whether Mr. H.
mas made payment of these advances, or given Sect
rty to the Bank for their payment"
The Secretary is DESTROYS of obtaining the above
IN as short time, and much in detail
as possible.
am, with much respect,
Your most obcdenf servant
NASH LEGRAND
GEORGE Newton, ESQ.
President of the u States Bank.
Present.
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OFFICE BANK UNITED STATES.
h-r.l.JE.

=, S'U.IVtH ~, TO2Y.
Dir; cheeriully comply with the request of the
Secretary of the Navy, communicated in your mote If
this date. The claim Of this Office against the SOW
eminent, amounting to S40,44 n, arises out of adj
vances made to the late Navy Agent to enable him
TO meet demands against the Navy Department for
supplies OF timber, provisions, bread, ship chandcry
pay OF seamen, mechanics, laborers. &c. furnished
and employed at the Navy Yard and Dry Dock
These advances have been made solely On Govern
ensaccount, and to subscrve the public intesest in
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, the Indian Bill has been ordered to
engrossment, Messrs. White, Frelinghuysen, McKin-
ley Forsyth and SPrague (the four last in reioin-
der) having addressed the House. No other sub
Ject OF much interest has occupied the attention of
the Senate.
The proposition to impeach Judge Peck of Mis-
souri, has given rise to much discussion in the H. of
Representatives.. 1t was not disposed of at the con-
ciuslon OF Fridays session. Mr.. Archer from the
COMMITTEE of Foreign Relations, has reported bill
1or the appointment of Assistant Secretary of
State. MIR. Beshss resolution for reducing the mum
Der OF officers III the army, has been almost dali,
discussed, bui is not yet decided. Private claims oc
cupy much ofthe at.ea,ion of both Houses
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personal chasll inent? | cannot but believe that
when you wrote your reply TO his unprincipled at
tack, yen did withou. much reflection, and before
you had determined to copsea to sustain your char
aeter officer, blythe UNI: s testimony OF the
Nor officers ofthe army for surely you cs,:ot justify
yourself IN first proving him unworthy the notice OF
gentleman and then condescending TO consider him
your equal, by niicting upon him personal chastse-
mcnt! Such course would be at variance with mn
ideas of propricty and but think equally at
variance with yours. Had there been circumstances
connected with your quitting the army, which pre-
vented your calling for the testimony of your brother
oihccrs IN your BEHALF you would have been justified
IN furnishing him, but not in threatening that punish
nicnt through the columns Of your paper. As it is
however, personal chastisement is entirely out of the
question: You have appealed to the senior officers Of
the army for testimony in your behalf-the perfect
and full refutaton of the charged General Scorr and
Colonel CRoGHAN, has already been published--ad-
d;;ional testimony has been promscd-Green already
stands before the public convicted and unprin-
cpled s'anderer, and if you were now TO assa him,
you would not only be lowering yourself i'll the esti-
nation of your friends and the public, but you would
be indirectly questioning the credbility of the wit
nesses who have promptly borne testimony to
your honorable conduc. officer and gen
tleman Your own mprudence has brought you into
this dilemma for before stated if it had been ne
cessary to resort to personal chastiscment prudence
Mt least, if not good tasc should have prevented its
beng alluded to in the columns Of the Courier and
Enquirer Ynursony curse is to fix firmly upon him
the charge OF FALsEHoop, and leave him to his fate.
You mentioned wheu here, that you had heard
much OF the character of Green daring your resi-
dencc in Missouri, and wondered how l, who rs YOU
well know, had been informed of his unprincpled ca
reer, could have given him my vote for printer.
did not then explain fully the circumstances which
compelled me to vote | did; bu: having presumed
to find fault with your course, | will briefly rcca
ptulate the reasons why about forty of us Ultimate
y submitted TO the apparent necessity of the rnea-
sure.
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a Good Opport,Initv-
For The inyest,n emit Of q Small Caui

For the Investment of a Small Capital.
TENIB subscriber intending to decline his present
x business on or before the Let day of May, lat
which time his present license expires,) offers
FOR RENT,
Till the LIST day of October next, that part Of the
Tenement on Main Street, occupied by him as =
Lottery oflce-and offers tor salc all the Fixtures,
Signs, Furniture, &c. apperta!nipg thereto.
To person DESTROYS of embarkng in this bust.
ness the present is most favorable opportunity, as
the office is now established, has Il liberal share of
patronage, and has been lately fitted up in very
neat style, at considerable expense-for further par
ticulars, apply to THOMAS LAMBERT.
GJ- i is presumed that good Tenant would find
no difficulty in renting leasing the above, after
the LIST day of October, from the John Allan,
Esq. T. l..
ap II
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These are the reasons why we consented 20 the
measure and these the representations which ndu.
ced us TO bolster up which has neither tact to
lent OF principe-who has always been an injury,
rather than benefit, to causc--and who is now
on the eve of arraying against us the little influence
we nave succeeded in giving him BIT his race is
run-the next session of Congress i'll see him strip
pea OF his borrowed pumes, and consigned to the
oblivion from which he was elevated.
Leave him to his fate, and do not add to his i'm
Por'ahce by infiicing upon him personal chastise-
ment' and thereby exciting the sympathies of Con-
gress i'll his behalf
Your Friend,
10 JAMES WATSON WERp ESQ
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Ciy q Richmond the close of the poll the third day
For the Constitution 265, against il Is
Observation-Disclosures. Wm. burton and r. j. Poulson.
he vote The Constitution the end of the first day. stood
Tor ratification So for rejection %.
JHeckfenterg-For Senator. Geo. G. Dromgooe 392-no
opposition For Delegates w. o. Goode BAL N. Alexander
sC9 A. G Knox 239 For the Constitution 464, against
-u,iiyen--(up O'clock lst day.)-For Delegates, Col
Linn BACKS and Wnh Fnk opposition the the
sitution 20c against il co.
.Untthems-ior Delegates Houlhin fudgpgs SO, John r.
Blups 6I Alfred 42-For the Constitution so agans,
il SO.
.4naeia-For Delegates, Richard Booker and William H.
Giles.@-lA strong for the Constitution
Pisyivania- "A letter dated DaNvIIIE (Phts
April 20 saysThe election for this county closed yes
'erday and the result that close contested cleo
tion between of the candidates We have seldom il
witnessed interest exhibited any election,
erions made for and and particular candidates
ed hand you the particulars of the voes-B. W. S. Cabe
57 Vincent Witcher 437, WIN Walton ABA. WIN Swanson
379 For the Constitution about $780, against about 35'
Not in the last Legislature.
We have received returns (some Of them incom-
pete,) from GO of the 100 counties and towns in the
Stale, which give TN aggregate of 16,92s votes for
adopting the new Constitution, and 1888 for reject
ing it,
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CLARK,S SPRING

TE7HE public are respectfully informed that tho
n Spring is now open for the reception of visit
oTs and the Baths will be in readiness on Sunday the
18th inst. The Projectors solicit continuance of
the patronage that has been so literally bestowed
SINCE thcir commencement. The Bar will always
he furnished with the best of Liquors, Snacks, &c
bnroacues and Companies furnished at low rates,
ana IN the best manner, at short notice.
Ihey have thought proper to reduce the price q
bathing, as foIlows:-Sngle Bath, warm or cold, O.
cents. Persons paying FIVE dollars in advance will
receive twenty five tickets. w."
sp 27-3t ift
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NOTICE.

'g7HE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
next door TO Mr. McCrcervs. is at present Closed
and will be for a few days; during which time his
customers will be attended to at his shop on 18th
street, next above the Central Hotel
HENRY A. REEVES
N. IL. Those who cannot conveniently call on him
there, will be waited on at their respective residen
ces' II. A r.
ap 27-3t
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I AWRlE TODD, or the Settlers in the Woods;
- by John Gait, Esq. F. A S.. H. o. NJ, l..
s 81, r., H. o: N, N. II. S. NJ, &c; author OF
helAnnais of the Parish" The Ayrshire Legatees,
Nc.--Just puolishcd. for sale by
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COLLINS & CO.
Who have also just received another supply of
Moore's Life of Byron. Byrons Works, one VOL. New
toms Works, one VOL, Lnsey's Lectures on the
Relations and Duties of the Middle Age; with ma
ny other valuable works. an 81