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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

conditional and absolute renewal Of the present charter
Either Of thc1would furnish TO the country uniform
and soupd <urrcucya the present Bank, and present
equal facilities in managing tho fiscal operations OF the ge
neral govrnmens whilst the rights Of the individual states
would be respected, and all the evils of proud and
dangerous osocracy certainly avoided Entertain
ing H>c opinions, Your Committee recommend the adop
ton OF the following preamble aud resolution
''Whereas the charter Of the u s. Bank will expire in
the sar SS6an the stockholders thereof having
ed tina, Acy viii probably apply at the session of Con-
gross, for ia reRewaAnd whereas Il is believed by this
General Assembly that sound policy quires that the
siould not be renewed therefore,
RcSoircd 0y he General epLly Of tfe State Of eIi-
nessee That Senators in Congress be instructed and
our Representatives. requested 10 their best oxeriions
10 prevent tho renewal the present charter OF said bank
should any attempt be made in Congress, for that purpose
Resolved That the Secretary cf STATE furnish copy OF
tho foregoing preamble and resolution 20 each OF our Sena-
tors and Representative in Congress and that they be pre-
scnted with the Acts Of the present session OF the General
Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

SOMERSET FOR SALE-The land and residence of
- the late Benjamin Grymos, in the county Of King
George Virginia.
by virtue Of deed Of trust to me executed by said
Grymes in his lifetime and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office Of said county and in pursuance of decree of the
Superior Court Chanccry for said county, subscriber
rs Trustee will sell The aforesaid tract Of land on the pre-
misses, on the ON day Of January next Qs320 if fair
not the next fair day. 10 the highest bidder, upon credit
Of ~ months as directed by said decree except so much
IS dcceed to be paid in cash. and the expenses attend
ing the sale OF said land all Of which said cash payment
may amount TO is or $1,000 The purchaser is required
70 give bond with good security 10 carry interest from the
day OF the said sale for the residue fhe purchase money!
(after dcductng the required be paid in cash) and
decd OF trust the land, 70 the payment Of the
bond D. LEWIS Trustee
Nov. T. 5I-stas
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The following translation of note addressed by
the principal Secretary of State of III. c. M. TO tho
Minister OF the United States, in Spain, dated Ma
drid, Sept 2Oh 1881, has been received at the De-
partmcnt of State:
SiR:-Ihe King, my august master, has been pleased
by his Royal Decree of the 18th of the present month";
abrogae the freedom of the Port of Cadz the absolute
suppression OF which is to take place expiration Of
one year from the date OF that Decree in conformity with
inc oth art OF the Decree Of the 2Ist February 1929
have the honor Of communicating the 10 your ex
celency for the information of your government and in
ouer mat the merchants of the United States may be du
apPrized of the measure BY the course which his
M mas pursued in this case atter myself that you will
De convinced how anxious he is TO avoid niung in the
slightest degree the interests of the foreign merchants
conc erned as was at first apprehended.
nave inc honor TO renew TO your Excellcncy, the
NEST ob't ser1't, (SieneN M q Sal MON
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HNRUTT TREES.-Henrico County .Nuserv have
n for sale at my Nursery, within three and half miles
of Richmond large collection of budded Fruit Trees
consisting of Apple Pear Peach, Plum Cherry Apricot
Nectarine, Almond, &C. Of the choicest kinds As mako
my business TO select only those that been found to
succeed best in this climate having few trees as STAN
dr' in full bearing in my orchard of nearly all tho
xmas propagate therefore recommend them in per-
ect confidence OF their correctness. Catalogues may be had
gratis at the bookstore of Peter Cotton where any orders
that may be left will be punc,ualy attended TO.
JOSEPH SINTON.
OroVc, Oct. IL. 5I-WSw
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[From the New York Enquirer, Nov. as1

Extract OF letter dated BoGorA, Oct. 18th, 1881.
have only time TO say that information has Just been
received here that Popayan has declared for the govern
ton of the rebellion of the party of Crianea ON the 18th
mus OF Panama. l will now say that tranquility is re-
stored TO every part of Colombia.
Congress will meet in few days Forty or Ally of tho
members are now in the city. Sanander will almost
unanimously he elected President and General Jose Mario
Obando Vice President The latter is minister OF
war and by his upright and energetic conduct has won
goldenSpi nions from all parties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

M HAVE farmed Maj John p Whites celebrated Race
Horse CoLfIER. He will stand the ensuing season at
Chesterfield, Meckenburg county Virginia His rcputa-
ton and character as Race Horse, needs comment as
he Is we'll known to the racing world. The season win
commence ON the first OF March next previous to which
Tune the terms OF the season. Pedigree Perform snees &C
VIII be published, which have doubt will ente him
TO rank IA Stallion he has done as Racer He is Ia
ken from the turf without the least injury.
RICHARD c. PURYEAR
NOV 80 6S-wf
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ENASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, TO ,cit:-Be
IL 1t remembered, that the eighth day of November
sss.%s-. Ammo Domni, thousand eight hundred and
! J.. s. thirty one, Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Of the
t>Es***s.s said District for and behalf of the Common
wealth of Virginia, hath deposited in this office the tito
OF book or the benefit of the said Commonwealth the
title OF which in the words following, wit Reports OF
argued and determined in the Court of Appeals and
in the General Court of Yrginia-By Benjamin Watkins
Lcigh-Voume H., the right whereof he claims as author
amend the several acts respecting copyrights
RID JEFFRIES
Nov. lS 55-w4w Clerk of the District
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From, Smyna.-The brig Cherub, arrived at Boston.
sailed from Smyrna October It'll Passenger F. E. Bunker
Esq bearer dispatches for from our Charge
dAiares at Constantinope. The cholera had made It's
appearance in the Jewish part Of Smyrna great alarm
had been sold at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES chief officer had died
Of the cholerasome of the had arrived Smyrna
nitcd States ship John Adams, sailed from vourla
Sept. 24th.
letter from Consannople dated Sept 2Sth, says il Is
not known ut what price the United States was
or three deaths by cholera occurred boar one of tho
victims OF this disease Mr.. Morton the first officer
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VHViIE thorough bred Race Horse LANCE, by Eclipse
N full brother to Ariel the joint property Of Col. VIM.
X. Johnson and Maj. John L. White will stand the ensu-
ing season in my stableParcuars will appear in due
time ROBERT HURT
Halifax County, Va. Nov. 49, 1891. 5s--w4w
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81 NOR RENT.-The dwelling house, store house and
granary, now occupied by Mr. Jesse Farenholt; also
the dwelling occupied by Capt. Benjamin F. Dab
ney and two other Vacant enements all with convenient
lots and out-houses attached, and situated at Aylett's
"archousc, for rent for the next yea-Ayets being
at the head of navigation the Matapony River has an
extent OF trade not surpassed by any village of its size in
the lower country and affords the desirable situations
for merchants and mechanics.
PHILIP AYLETT, Exor Of
r. .AyleH, decd.
hohtSlnc, ~ " M NOV To- 55--w1w
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OST or mislad, Note Of Samuel p Parsons for about
"A $212, dated in December, 1921, the payment Of
which mas been stopped il will therefore be of no use TO
any one but myself VIM. G.. KEEZEE
nov. IL. 55--w4w
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Chancellor Of tho Exchoqucr, acknowledging the rc-
ccpt of the thanks voted them by the great Burning
ham meeting; that of Lord John Russell in speaking
OF the whisper Of faction" he continued was dcsig-
mating the decision of the Lords as that of 1fac-
ton." Lord John Russell said he could not retract
the expressions of his letter. He certainly did con-
sder that the opposition to the Bill that of Re-
FORM He deplored the outrages that had been
commttcd they were most Injurious to the cause of
Reform; out he could not admit that any such pro-
ceedmgs were encouraged by those letters. SIR c.
Wetheret accused the Ministers of not appealing to.
the law to put down the commotions and declared;
he would move an Address to the King for a "Spe-
cal Commission" to try those who had fired Not
ingham Castle because the Duke of Newcastle had
honestly expressed his opinion against the acobini
cal and Revolutionary BW
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Mr. John III. Plunkett ON Irish
Catholic barrister, is appointed to the office of Soil
citor General in New South Wales. He is the first
Roman Catholic promoted i'm any of the Colonies
under the provision of the Relief Bill.
The Dublin election committee have declared Mr..
Shaw and Lord lngesrie, the sitting Members, duly
elected.
The guard at the Horse Guards were doubled yes
tcrday morning, and strong force was stationed i'm
the gun depot in the Park At one, this additional
force withdrawn.
Several of the Lords Iieutenonts of Counties left
town Sunday night for their respective districts
Ayoung man was on Monday committed, to tako
his trial at the Westminster Sessions for peng witks
mud at the Duke of Wellington, when on his way to,
the House of Lords.
The whole of the police force stationed in tho
environs on Monday morning marched into tho
metropolis, and are lying, some in the barracks at
the Kings News, and others in the Palace yard.
Large quantities of ammunition were delivered out
to the troops in London on Monday morning, their
respective barracks and quarters, and even the re-
cruits at the Recruit house under arms
The great undertaking of Mr.. Osbadeston to ride
2oO miles IN ten successive hours for bet Of 1000
sovereigns aside will take place Newmarket dur
ing the next Houghton meeting. The ground select
ed for the performance is in the neighbourhood of
Cheveley, and has been saked out for the occasion.
Mr. o. will ride six of his own horses and six be-
longing to another gentleman Mr.. o. and the horses
arc in active training.
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SEA-MoNsTER.-An immense Turtle was driven on
the flats near West Farms, during the late storm,
where it was captured on Friday last, and soon af-
$500 IL was brought safely to the city, and was
found to weigh fourteen hundred and siri-t,co pounds!
Unfortunately, however, it died on Sunday night
but will be kept few days for the inspection of the
curious 1t is said to he or 500 pounds heavier
than the great turtle caught some years since in
Sandy Bay, which is still at the museum--.N. Y En-
Jour. Nor 90.
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jority Of the house is always enitedS3Y~ Ere. Post
The nsdions attacks OF the Philadelphia Sentinel,
Mr. Stevenson the unfair interpret aon Of article
in the Richmond Enquirer, highly dsrepu,able in
that paperThcre is in every numbet specimens of the
contemplate n,achav assn, Sutherland species Of
hypocrical andgossy deceptive remarks, that become
the .ineriedn System suPporteref aaiIlfeation-Hdr
ford Tunes
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Melancholy Erent.-On Tuesday the 22d instant THO
MAS B. HAUGHToN, Esq of Chowan County, N. C..
left Plymouth for his farm in the former county, with three
valuable and favorte negro open boat
ri5e and melancholy TO relate, they all drotOned!
Nothing has yet been heard of their bodies but Mr. HIS
trunk and the boat have been found. Mr. Haughton
truly industrious and pcrseverng planter and had but
lately left the practice of the lar, of which he had
many years been highly respectable member. He was
indeed honorable, honest, friendly generous gem
teman, and esteemed and beloved by acquant-
ance.-.Norf0H Beacon
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being built too close 10 the boers which owing the
rowness Of the boat became necessary avoid encum-
bering the deck too much. Yours with respect.
SAML. PEDRICK
other particulars stated in the letter. but
are not material to the pubGc-[Eds.l
Bridges Ferry is about nine miles below Halifax.
Bells Bar, near which the ruins of the boat lic is,
we believe, about forty miles below Halifax 1t is not
said whether the boat was going or rcturnng.-Nor-
folk Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-06

We perceive that attacks have been made in some ofthe
opposition journals upon Mr.. Stevenson Speaker of the
House OF Representatives for the last four years. for
lodged want OF fairness in his conduct a presiding Off
GER No man less liable to this charge than Mr.
Stevenson The merit ofmpariaity what his political
adversares in the House have denied him Look
his appointment of the Committee Manufactures Mr..
Stevenson free trade yet in making up this Com
nittcc he has always respected the opinions of the tariff
party which compose large portion of the members.
lie has not merely contented himself with giving them
majority IN this Committee but in fact has put but a single
Tree trade man on it, in tho last Congress- the only anti
tariff member this Committee was Mr. John Barbour
OF Virgnia in the previous Congress- it was Mr. Martin
OF South Carolina The rest Of the Committee were Mr.
MaliaIy the chairman Condict Sanberry. Huntington,
and others OF whose devotion to tie rn nobody can doubt
well rccoect that a the fine Of appointing these Com
nttccs he charged with Of ibcrality to-
wards the American System party.
In making up the other committees, Mr. Stevenson has
done what every other speaker before him has done and
what every other after him will do,tbat H. he has pre-
served the Numerical proportion Of parties which exists in
tnc House lie has generally given majority in these
committees to TIE friends OF the administration, but he has
careful TO give as large proportion Of the members
20 the minority az he able consistently with this rule
W three out Of seven Mr. Taylor the former speaker.
al"ays gave his advantage HE own party ia the ap
FeieSnsa u eotoEises eod Il 0ne " which the ma
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Loss Of Lires by the late Gaie.-Thc Easton md
Gazette OF 10Th inst thus details of the disasters
sequent ON the gale OF Monday night the Dist ult.
The GGfc.-I understand schooner from Vienna, Dor
chester county, was run foul of by brig, in tho gale
Monday last off Poplar Island, and much injured tina
the Captain, CIV ainriehO thought it advisable to he
ashore being in sinking condition.; the moment she struck
she filled and capszed, and regret say all on bocr
q in number,) except the captain perished
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
} iN PHI SE 1S PR
A;YiXH4YT15i>5

For The removal and cure of va,fei1 of OBJ
Stimate and ambiguous diseases, to ,cit
Chronic Diseases Of the Liver; as Jaun-
dice, and other Biiiary OJstructions--
Chronic Observation-Disclosures
Of the Skin, Stomach, &c.-Schrophuia-
Superficial and Deep Seated Uicerations-
.Nercurial .46ectionS-a Remouator of the
Vitiated Fyuids Of the Body, especially the
Blood, and, IN fact, a Regeneraior of Ema-
Ciated and Broken Constitutions.
FHVHE reputation of this medicine is so
4 well established in various sections OF coun-
Try in which il has been used, that il is unncces-
sary to make any commendatory remarks on the
subject.
CREDENTIALS.
The following opinion of Dr. Goldman, late Pro.
fessor OF Anatomy and IN, sioogy in the Medical
College. New York, sc &c. carries with it de.
served weight in regard TO the superior effects Of
the Arcannm, in ambiguous seascs,
My knowl' dye OF the properties and operation
OF the .1rcdnum cf DR. Phelps" justify me IN
saying that 1T is tar superior to any de6ura,ivc
syrup with which | am acquainted In the most
obstinate aud ambiguous diseases, il display ef1ec,s
peculiarly surprising. In those afft ctons tha re.
s's the skill Of the MUSICIAN. such as rheumat sm,
s!phlIs, scrOlula. u!c, ration, and diseases Of the
SKIN. &c. would recomme nd it MS worthy oil great
confluence. john ID. GOODMAN, NJ. ID.
Ph ladelphia, Nov. II, 1879"
"For several years have been excessively dis
eased with hcrctuia having extensive and deep
alterations on each side Of my neck, which resisted
the most popular medical treatment in the city, I
have kewise been subject 10 frtq uent sttacks Of
epilepsy, even as ottn every day or two the fila
lasting sometimes half All hour, leaving me in q dis
tressingly debilta,ed condition. applied for adj
mission To the ylidssGchusetts General Hosbifai.
where | was received, and Tor three montI,s sub.
mted to the treatment Of the attending p,, scisns
aud was finally discharged as incnro6,e :! then
applied TO DIR. PHELPS, who commenced a course
ofdepeton and the use Of the AncANUM. and after
few months application If these means, am en-
tircly free from every ves,age disease Whatever
These are truths beyondthc power orrfu,ation.
Boston. Jan. 10, 1899. Moses French, Jr."
~ numerous other e1Hdencss cfgreat respect
ability accompany The Medicine. and be sieryn
on application 10 JANIS GugEN h Co, Apotheca-
ries, Worcester, ,cho hape the article /er sale az
~h"'eStHe az" 'efaH. eoly Dee
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To the Honorable the County

Commissioners for the County of Worcester
FENHE subscribers respectfully represent, that
Il the road from Grafton to Worcester is
billy, and over ground difficult to maintain the
highway in good state of repair that great
Improvement might be made by new road
commencing on the present road near the Mill
bury line about fourteen rods from the same,
and thence passing north IS deg. west loo
rods, thence north Al deg, west II rods, thence
north GA deg west I07 rods, to the road leading
from Mllbury to Worcester; that the soil on
and near the route described is favorable for
making and maintaining good road, and that
the ground is not billy, and the route Is not
obstructed by any Obstacles.
Wherefore your petitioners pray, that new
road from said old Grafton road commencing
near the SAID Mibury line, and thence near
The route afore described, to the said Millbury
road, In the best direction, may be adjudged Ia
be of common convenience and necessity, and
located and established accordingly.
PLlNY MERRICK.
SAMUEL. -BANISTER.
EDWARD II. HENENWAY.
J. B. BLACKINT0N.
SIMEON BURT.
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FOR SALE.

A Farm, situated in the town Of Westmofe-
"A land, Cheshire Co, IN. H. containing
about 400 acres of Land. Said Farm is one of
the best situations for raising Sheep in the
County of Cheshire The Pasture Land is well
watered, and the grazing is Of the sweetest and
earliest kind in the region. There is good
proportion of Moving and 'rillage Land, under
high and excellent cultivation. Said prcmi-
ses are estimated as being equal TO The support
of 1000 Sheep annually. The DwelliulI ouse
is new, capacious, and convenient for the pur-
poses of the occupant, (or large dairy ii that
should be desirable) The Barns ara in good
repair, and stabllng sufficient for feeding out
the produce of the Farm to good Advantage
The out buildings of every description, togeh-
er with The wood and water privileges, may be
examined by any one wishing to purchase
Call and see. ROBERT BRITTON.
Westmoreland, IN H JULY G. Sws
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-08-03
Dr.. S. II EW ES's
Rheumatic, NerUe, and Bone
IMMINENT.

TENHE Proprietor, in offering this article
IL to the public, deems it not improper to
frankly acknowledge his motives, which are
hrst, his own interest. and secondly, to relieve
those who are suffering under those diseases for
which this is designed. He is well aware that
there are many articles already before the public
tor such complaints, yet nore has ever been offered
which has given such immediate and permanent
relief. 1t WAS prescribed BY DR.. S. Hewes dur
ing many years practice in Boston, and obi aimed
greater celebrity than any other article, aud at
his death The recipe was left legacy TO one of
dis connections. of whom it was purchased by the
present proprietor. 1t is not, therefore, a new
article. of doubtful efficacy, but hundreds, and
probably thousands, have been cured or relieved
by tsuie. The Proprietor states explicitly, that
1t is n0t"a cure for every thing" but is confident.
ly recommended in inhAnmatoly, sciaie, and
chronic rheumatism; il gives reiefto the swelling
OF the glands Of the throat, and by promoting cir.
| culation. il relieves the numbness and contIac-
ton OF the limbs TO bruises and sprairs it gives
immediate relief where boues have been frac-
ttured, itasSiss astonishingIy in streng henng the
muscles, and to persons troubled with tempo.
rary deafness. few drops sleeps wool. ap.
piled 10 the ear, will atfnrd relief.
ADMINISTRATIONS.
From the numerous certificates, which the
Proprietor has received Of its efficacy, he presents
the following -
Buterica, 1850. To whom il may concern
certify that for some years past have been slct
ed with rheumatism, and having used many kind;
Of medicine without effect At last purchased one
Eotle of DIR. Shubael Irwes' Rheumatism, Nerve
aud Bone Linment, and by it was enabled in one
week'stme to go about NV house without pain.
feel it duty owe TO suffering humanity to lei
the public know Of its great value.
JOSIAH STEVENS.
Boston, 1890. This may certify, that have
used DR.. Shubarl Iiew,s' celebrated Rheuma
tism, Nerve and Bone Liuiment, for bruises ant
sprans, and can recommend it 20 be a very use
ful article for the public. WARREN THAxTER
Hartford, Conn This is to certify, that
have been afflicted with the Chronic rheumatism
| fDr ten years past, and have used two bottles o
| DR.. Shubael Hewes' Rheumatic Liniine ut and Il
! eli, ctcd perfect cure. RUssEL CANFiELD.
| Each hottie has stamped upon il the name oil
The article, and each wrapper is sgne d by tn,
| Proprietor. l. r. THAYLR
or For sale. wholesale and retail, by JOHN
COE, Worcester, sole agent for this town ant
County. eoiy March so.