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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

New YoRK, July 23.-The arrival of the packet shin
Caledonia, Capt Graham, furnishes with files of Lon
don papers TO June 18Th, and Liverpool June 10Th in
elusive.
orderis entirely in Paris The number of per-
sons slam IN the instruction is stated GOO but cores
pondcn OF the London Courier thinks that this too low
an esmaie considering that in the fire was kent
up necessarily for about nine hours The number of per-
sons wounded, more or less severely is said be very
Siderable greater probably than be asceraned since
many oil the insurgents concealed themselves after the dis
turbances their escape being apprehended bv the
meht The Paris papers of the I2h June state that the
government have issued order the Surgeons of the
Capital to send in report OF all the wounded persons
whom they had attended during the previous fortnight
me surgeons have refused to comply with this ORDER
caring that they be degraded into do
mesuc niormer, OF to beray the confidence of their pa
tents.
The English papers contain accounts Of preparations for
reoicngs account Of the adoption of the Reform Bill
The time fixed upon for this purpose was the Goth of June
The progress made in the Scotch and Irish Reform Bills
was SUCH that they expected 10 got through Par
lament before that date. The Irish find much fault with
the reform bill
Lord Althorp, on the 18th of June in the House Of
Commons, gave notice that it was the intention of Minis
ers to lose no time in carrying into effect the rccommen-
dalton of the select Committee on the Commercial state of
the West Indies, TO assist the planters with loan from
Government
The populace in Liverpool continue to resist the convey
of frequent occurrence.
The London Courier Of the 18th announces an arrival
from Madeira, with accounts OF the raising Of the blockade
oil mat island under Immediate orders from the Azores.
The vessel which had maintained it, left on the 25h ult
Tor ercera after taking board the troops and refugees
at Porto Santo The letters dated Tie 20ih Of May.
FROM Tins II Is inferred that the whole force Of Don Pedro
isasemnng at the Islands for The purpose OF nmed-
ate attack upon Portugal.
Inc Paris bulletin oil the Cholera for June TO- states the
number OF deaths IN the hospitals 70 have been only b
cases admitted 9; while discharged as cured. 10
private practice The deaths on the same day were g.
inc Carst insuTection in the departments Of Loire In
crieure and Deux Sevrcs is put down. In la Vendee
there yet 1900 Chouans in arms
me Cholera has re-apPearcd IN Hambirgh and Altoona
previous
w ne Cholera continues the increase in Liverpool.
Inc latest report was follows:
June l5ih.-Rcmaiuing at last report 35 new cases.
9 dead p recovered 9; remaining THE day at four clock
IS Total number Of cases from the commencement Of
inc uieasc on the i2 May, 200 died. S2 recovered TO-
FRANCE.
PARIS, June l3The garrison Of Paris on the 9Th in.
slant conssea Of about $4,000 men. The amount how
ever Ia me course oil he 5t and 9Th raised to so 600
an inc troops IN me environs Of the metropolis having
been summoned hithcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

The baIle-cry against those rights, Virginia stood up -
them almost alone-hat she COPIED in their defence with
the hrnest champions OF s. Caroina-and that while She
vndieated the principles OF the Constitution with un-
shrinking perseverance, she reproaccd for the
eternal dlssonance with which She supported
she will still be true 10 herself-she will
oppose The Tariff Internal Improvements, the Bank every
enforcement on the Constitution with the spirit
winch distinguished her in the days of '99but She will
not rush into Notification, She will 20 with the whole
south tCrreduetng the expenses Of The Government and
J0! reducing ne rereRue TO MenecessaTy erpeSeSShc
will lose sight of this sheet anchor of the Repub
ne but she should be pushed eXtrcmitic by the
mad career OF the Federal Government she viii then con-
san her CO. Subsequently, intepose for arcsng the
progress Of the ey-Sdre the Union possible by united
councisand If that cannot be done without sacrificing
hcrde0rest rights she will then say with eeSon-
we VIII separate from companions only when the
sole alternatives left, the dissolution OF our Union
win them, or submission TO government tcith0ut lai-
tdtt0n 81 P0icerS" But as 10 Notification, she will
"touch not, taste not handle not'' that thing.
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sou, was bleeding ronters and for OF, sAAes Tor
our preservation, daily exposing his life and ieopar-
dizng ms fortune We did no, then complain that he was
citizen of Tennessee aud had the appointment been
made at that epoch it would have been haed with cccla
nation. But in 1901 when the appointment was made
the Senate systematic i'll its opposition 10 Cen Jackson
refused TO confirm it and COL Gcin, who, much ex
pense, had moved his family TO Mount SdIS and rcln
pushed all his previous engagements thrown
Office. Al this period, his friends were disposed to urge
upon the President his denomination but COL Gtcin
magnanimously declined and other applications the
office went on TO Washington City. In the mean
time, however, the case became widely known; the
people saw the hcious which the Senate was
pursuing and an expression OF public opinion in favor
oil COL Gtrui was loudly heard in every par, of the
State II large number Of the most conspicuous
men, an every quarter Of Mississippi, spontaneously
rendered TO COL Gt0ii, letters urging upon The Er.
ecutire ms nomination. Several Of those tchO had
applied for the office, pOtntGriiy tehdre,c their claims
and recommended Col q. To the President as a faith
~ and competent officer, trho had reIl entire salts
faction These, Gentlemen, are FACTS, tcihn my Ocn
knowledge, and known 500 persons in Mississippi
And in re-epponting COL Gwin beg you be assured
that Cen Jackson has consulted the ciSteS of NINE
TENrHs Of the people Of Mississippi expressed TO
han IN ne most emphatic terms, by citizens Of the first
responsibility, in eUeIy county iii the State.
a CITIZEN OF MISSISSIPPI.
Il
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ELECTION IN LOUISIANA.

seems that Gen Thomas is reelected to Congress
but Gen. Ripley Jackson) has succeeded. The n.
Orleans Argus (Clay paper of the 18th, says
Tho final returns from all the Parishes in the second
District we received yesterday, 10y which il ascertained
that Cen Ripley is elected by majority Of t,centy nine
votes.'
In the 81 District, there is a severe contest between
BuIlard the present Clay representative, and Nouon
Parishes reported ON the l2t b. has ll6S, NJ. 9I3-
the then majority for b. 250--but Caahoula gave NJ q
majority OF 9i-Concorda, also, small maorily-Nachi-
toches (ay and Ouohia Jackson) yet be heard from
The Orleans Argus thinks tha Billiard will certainly
be elected.
The President ct the u $. LETT Washington on Monday
cyening-and proceeds by the way of Fairfax Court
House, and we presume through Staunton, Abingdon, Sc
10 Tennessee.
hir. Clay LEFT Washington ON the same day, and has
passed through FredcricksbugH proceeds 10y the Yir-
gina Springs 10 Kentucky.
Mr.. Van Buren, left Washington on Saurluy--and the
Telegraph reports has gone to Harrisburg Pcnnsy lvana.
The Telegraph also reports that the arch magician,
has spent his time, since lac the city, al the
Presidents taking occasional airing in the Presidents
carriage -Undeed! vastly important iuiormaonD and
hints at rumor that wilkins il resign in behalf OF the
great coujurerbut, adds tie Telegraph 'wc believe the
ruinor 10 be SANDER"
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Dxons line, TO he Mssssippi the second an unnching
resolve one aud indivsbe, be free from such odous
exactions; and The third, unyieding and unconpro
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X IN future attend regularly all the Superior Courts
held hcrethe District county Court Of the United States
held at Noriolland the Circuit Superior Courts Law
and Chancery ofthe county Norokhe Circuit Superb
or Court Of Law and Chancery, held at Wamsburg-and
heretofore will continue attend the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry, held nj Frcdercksburg
PHILIP HARRISON
july 81 23-6t
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July 81.

~ PURSUANT TO 4 decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
e OF Law and Chancery held at the Capitol in the Ci-
~ OF Richmond will be sold the h chest bidder cash
the premises, Tuesday, the 2Sth day of August next
the tract OF land which James Andrew resides; w.
ing near Cold in the lower end OF Hanover coun-
iy containing so acres, be thc lesswhich
said sale viii be made according the provisions o: the
Deed of Trust made by the said James Andrew to me as
trustee, TO securcthe payment OF money he said Deed
Trust mentioned. As shall sell i'm my character afoe-
said, will convey only such title am authorized 10
make, by virtue OF the said decree and Deed OF Trust
BOWLING STARKE. Trustee.
July 27. 2S-w,ds
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MARKETS Thursday, JuIy 26th 1882.
WHEAT il worth 10 us cents.
CANAL FLOUR-od s. Ia I2-nsw 81
TOBACCO
Common refused, So
Other refused 80 IA 81 10.
Common passed, SO l2oSL
Nilihng lo. STA - l-2.
Cool ami tue, s. l-2 $40.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

FHNO MILLERS.-Ihe subscriber has been appointed
q Agent for the LAFAYETTE Bum MILL SroN r
MANGTAcTOBY, Of New Works now prepared to re
ccve orders to furnish MILL STONES of every dcscrip-
tion
The Proprietor Of tIs Mandatory, is in the habit of
going TO France annually and selecting the locks at the
Quarrcs with bis own hands which has The preference
over amy ordered by merchants who Judges of tho
article.
Persons giving orders for BURRS, requested 10 be
very particular ia stating whether they wanted for an
kinds Of Groiay country work generally or ro nour
alone IL Is Of The utmost importance that the temper of
the Burr should correspond ~ith tbe Kind OF GYa g. he
manufactured
No BURRS will I've delivered, unless warranted viii,
the makers name, Tpjham Tyack on them An orders
promptly attended 10 by JOSHUA J. FRY
Richmond. Va. July a. 23-2ir
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publication has lately appeared in England from the
noi w Gore Ousely, Esq entitled RemorhS on the Sta
tseS and Political Institutions Of the United States
Of america.
Mr. Ousely came TO this country as an attache to the
British Legation at Washington aud married the adopted
child oil Gen John p Van Ness of that city, the daugh-
ter OF his BROTHER now Minister TO Spain. Mr. Ousely adj
mts that he came TO America with strong pre- possessions
against It's institutions, but argues that though re-
publican Government like that OF the United States might
be inappcabe TO Europe il is well adapted society
and to that state OF circumstances, where established
Indeed he declares his opinion that political system
better adapted ior the security good government and
welfare OF the American people, than any which under
their peculiar circumstances, could have been conceiv-
ed.'-B0St0n .dtldS
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NOTI(,E

HH K. ANDREW SWEENY, hy deed dated 18Th in
Iva slant, conveyed the subscribers IN trust Tor the
benet OF certain creditors the named ohO man assent
10 the said deed By Sigang the same all of his estate real
and personal as well as debts due him by bond note
or otherwise, and we have appointed a. Sweeny our
agent to collect outstanding debts due 10 him and Grant
discharges for the same.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, 1.r.,..
GEORGE POLLARD, trustees
July 81. % %
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DOMESTIC.
THE CHOLERA

New York, July %
The report of this day, Notwithstanding it is Monday
presents decrease in the number of eases and still
greater decrease in thc number OF Misunderstanding the
important fact that the magnancy Of the disease aba-
ing. Post.
REPORT OF THE BOARD HEALTH.
July 23d-1l O'clock A. NJ.
1913 cases, 10 deaths.
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The Daily Advertiser takes it for granted that Mr. Ste
vcnson the Speaker of the House of Representatives did
not receive of thanks this session account OF dis
satisfaction with his in the chair. The Daily not
perhaps aware that such is taken until the
end OF the Congress for which the Speaker chosen AT
the termination of the session. this able and popular
officer, should he continue perform the duties oil his
station in the acceptable he has hitherto done
VIII doubtless be thanked by unanimous vote..N y
T.. Post.
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JuIv %

* ALLEGO MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.-Familes
QE wishing their years supply OF Family Flour from
my mill, will please cave their my Office, that
may know what quantity 10 make.
July 27. [23-3 y. J. CUEYkLLIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

A RUNAWAY-Was committed to the Jail of Eliza
"a beth City County, The 18Th day of May, 1892,
negro who calls himself SAM, and says he was sold
by Samuel Sous OF Rockbridgc Mr.. Anderson OF Ala
bama. He is five feet inches high; tawney complex
ion, and has lis left eyebrow one on the
neck just above his left collar bones large full eyes, and
very likely. The will come forward prove proper
y, pay charges and take him away, he will be dealt
with according TO law. WILLIAM T.. MOORE,
July 27. 22-20Oct. Sheriff T.. G.
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81 NFORMATiON WANTED.-Wbero William Pea
d ross OF The county OF Caroline, died about The year
$685. and 10y his last VIII and Testament he Icn ali his
undivided estate TO his widow, Amcy Pcatros during her
life wdowhood, and al her DEATH be equally divided
among his heirs; The said Amey Pcaross died the Sst
day oil December 1929 and he estate thus lent her. has
been sold under decree OF the county of Caroline
and the proceeds thereof have been iii isd paid
10 all of the heirs of The said William pcatoss except his
daughter Ainey Pcaoss, who lett this county many
years ago, and from whom, authentic Information has
been received for eral years Now if the said Amey
Pearos he alive, she hereby notified, forward,
either i'll person. by proxy and receive her portion of
her fathers estate. If she be dead having lawful HEN
or heirs such heir heirs also hereby notified
forward and receive the due the said Amey Pea
ross. Any information Of her, her heir heirs
nicatcd to the subscribers (White Chimuies, Caroline
county, Virginia. will be thankfully received.
July %. G23-wIwF JAMES THOMSON
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oa;Thusday iu.t Charlie, .,te, H. E,o to N, En-
zabcth Paiteson, all of Buckingham 80 - - - ~
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APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
Samuel Gwin TO be Register OF the Land Office for the
District OF Lands subject to sale at Mount Saus in the
State of Mississippi
Gordon Forbes to be Surveyor and Inspector of the Re
venue Tor the Port OF Neocomico in the State of Virginia
vice john 5. Tapscott, deceased
Published in the Globe among Appointments
by the President by and with the advice tho
WAsHINGToN, July 2i.-The President Of the Unit
ed States has, we uuderstand taken his departure from
this city on visit to the Hermitage, his residence in Ten
nesSec.
Mr. Senator Clay, of Kentucky, left this city yester-
day, with his family for his home, by way OF the White
sulphur Springs, in Virginia where he proposes to rest
for time to recruit his health which is rather delicate
CONT Cooper has succeeded Comm. G.. w. Rodgers
(deceasedD in command of the u $. Squadron on the
Brazilian station being the oldest remaining officer, aud
in command oil the Warren.-Int
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NOTCE.-Al pcrons having claims against Inc estate
ct Mary Logwood. deceased, Gate Of The county OF
PowhaianJ ore requested Ia present Them properly
ihonicacd TO tle subscriber immediately for payment
otherwise s notice will be plead in bar OF their claims
EDMUND LOCK EFT, gdu'0r Nth
NE wiH orvrsd Ct .Mary Logtoood asc'd
jay 10 t9-w4t
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$4,000 CAPITAL-I Tickets only So
NeSV Work Consolidated ElOttcrY

For sale usual in every variety, the Exchange and
Lottery Office of THO. B. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle Hotel,
IL Where 10 90 IS, the Grand Capital Prize of
$50, OOO25 30 3S do OF $50 0OO-siX oil 10 600 each
aud numerous other splendid Prizes have recently
sold and paid ~ sight.
UTOrders from abroad meet tie most prompt at
tcnuon July 81 T22-tn
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Extract Of letter from an officer from Fort Monr Oe
dated BUFFALO, July 2.
ave arrived here yesterday. The detachments under
the command of 1t Col Twggs and Major Payne are oil
board the steam boat Henry Clay Col Cranes detach
ment arrived to-day and is embarkng board the Shell
don Thompson We shall soon be or and the Captain as
us, days shall reach Chicago; we shall thel
have completed our 1000 miles in sixteen days."-.pgr
folk Herald ~
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pr The Lyncbug Vn11 he Lexington Paper add tho Fin
aso Mirror will bo this three insertions and for
.ard thor at r1po'bmg, Va caro- Of Jas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-15
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.
, Senate did not sit on Saturday,


In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. f.. Everett.
from the Committee the Library reported resolution
directing the Clerk purchase hundred and forty CO.
PIES oil the Documentary History of the Bank of the
United States. After short debate the resolution was
agreed to- The bill to establish certain post roads and TO
alter and discontinue others, and for other purposes was
read the third time and passed Mr. Doddrdge moved re-
consideration OF the vote rejecting the bill the benefit
OF Mrs Decat but before the question was decided the
House adjourned.-Glo6e, March IL.
WASHINGTON, March IL.
Congressional .dndiysis-In the Senate yesterday,
alter the morning business, the Apporionmen Bill ia
ken up, the question being the motion to amend the
amendment offered by Mr. Webster by striking out that
clause OF il which provides for the representation of rac
lions The subject discussed nearly three hours by
Messrs. Dickerson, Robbins, Buckner, Hayne Mangum
Sprague Clayton Webster, and Freinghuysen, when the
motion to amend the amendment carried by vote of
n TO %. Mr. Hill moved strike out Al 700 and insert
$1,000, as the ratio in the BILL which was lost The bill
was then ordered to third reading, by vote of 81 to 20
In the House OF Representatives after the presentation
oil petitions the House resumed the consideration of Mr.
CIaytons resolution for the appointment of Select Com
nlttee to examine the affairs of the Bank of the IT, s.
he question being the amendment proposed by Mr.
Root that the Committee be chosen by ballot This
amendment was supported by Messrs Daniel and f. Ey~
ere and opposed by McsSrS Blair of :. Carolina Lea
wit, Drayton, Cambreeng and Angel Mr. Jeniler pro-
Poed TO amend the resolution by directing the Committee
TO report by the third Monday in April Mr. Collier has
the floor for this day.-GIObe.
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STAND FRET

"An Eastern Vrgnian' shall hare the liberty of our
press for the purpose of extnguishng only its liberty,
but Its e is sort OF spirit, perhaps, which of
our opponents may not be willing extend ourselves
but as we claim no merit for the act, expect ia
vor in return We have never closed our columns to an
Eastern Virgnian-diIer from him would--but il
this will not content him. then let him organize his oppo
stion, geup another paper, club funds employ Editor
for adequate compensation put down the Enquirer if he
can, and write upon its tomb this Epaph:
Here lies a Journal
nat has lost its life, in attempting preserve its liberty
Agenerous People has condemned it to perish.
Every thing is now gone, but its Honor
AUTHOR OF APPoMATTox.
Southampton, 10Th March, 1892
Sill have, in common with large majority OF
the people OF this section Of country, read the
signed Appomaox published in the En-
qurer, with great pleasures and Tor one, would will
ngy to read the papers that encourage and pub
lish the lncendiary proceedings of the present Legsa
ture;-but we have been in the habit Of reading
paper-and II would be great loss TO us, to give up alto
geher, all the good with the bad that they pubsh-We
SIR IN this section, long anterior TO the late Convention
nave looked TO you the main pillar, in support Of
rights; and we know you will draw down on YOURSELF
vast deal Of envy and hatred and would willingly take
our share, could do Is not little extraordinary
that although the East pays very large proportion Of
the taxes into the public Treasury, and that too, the
very slaves which they anxious to destroy the
value Of that have not single public Journal in the
State to say one word in our favor when occasion
qures Now, Sir, the object of this communication is TO
request you TO try II you can't stir up those who think
like you do, and establish paper that will support in
teress that such paper would receive almost all the
patronage from this section of country, have not the
smallest doubt have been constant reader of the En-.
quer for the last % yearsbut ready give up.
as have heard number of others say they were could
they do better have idea Sir of your undertaking
the task but think you might be OF great service in start
ing iand started, all would be we'll rccollect in
your first communications you said you should like to
the Census of the slaves owned by the Speakers and Ed
tors who anxious for abolition. Jefferson in his
communication said you could not be mean TO aude
to their poverty Now, il is admitted that persons may
be Immensely rich without owning a single slave. Now
in your next communicaton-fo expect you will have
many TO makcwil you he good enough 10 cnquire what
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ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD.--Ran away from III.

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the
III Deep Kun Coal Pits, on the 9Th inst. a negro man
named PLEASANT. He is about % years of age s
ee lo inches high of light complexion, fore tooth
OUT ana has very deep natural dent in his forehead
purchased him oil Mr. Jacob Smiths estate in Henrico
hat. 1850 60 "
is suspected that he has procured free papers All
persons orewaned against baroring or CARVING the
above negro out of the State under the penalties of the
law. - ~
FIFTY Dollars Reward will be paid for his apprehension
II taken out OF the State, and twenty dollars if taken in
the State, or secured in any JAIL that can get him
again ZACHARIAH MAGRJJIER
March Is. rIOI-,0
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q tO-PARTN ERSHIP.-The subscribers bavino as
" ISOLATED themselves in the business of Stationers
Booksellers and Bookbnder under the firm of SAxNAY
STREET, respectfully tender their services to the pub
lie. RICHARD ID SAXNAV
ALFRED STREET
H. d. 5. returns his sincere acknowledgements to the
pubic Tor the very liberal encouragement received at
their hands, and pledges the united exerons of the pre-
sent firm to merit continuance ofthe same.
All persons having claims against II. ID. s. will please
present tDen LOT payment. Mar. 10.