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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

fDUCA lON.-AIyS School for the ensuing wear will
H open, on The l5th day of January, and close on tho
~ DAY OF December. In This School will be taught the
EnS'iSh' Latin and Greek Languages; Geography with
The use o! the Globes and Maps; Arithmetic and Mathe-
mates. l would receive twelve boys as boarlers, who,
WIN my own sons, viii make the number of scholars in
tended 10 form the School. The price of board and tm;.
uon, including lodging, washing and candles, will be
SlOo. The School will be under my own management.
assisted in the tuition by my eldest son. Promises made
by teachers, soliciting patronage, have become too COM
mon to be much regarded; suffice it to say, that those
VINO p'it their sons or wards under my care and Instruc-
tlon, may be confident that their morals and EIuc,fion
wLi be faithfully attended to. The government of te
school viii be mild and parental, yet firm. NV resi-
uehce Is IN The county OF Louisa, about two miles from
me Green Springs, a neighborhood remarkably healthy
and Tree from dissipation of any kind.
OCTOBER D. 3-wlOw p.
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81 OFTLEY & BALDWIN take this method Of saw
1VA ing TO their friends, that they are now openisg
.helr supply OF FALL GOODS. Having been induced,
~ consequence OF the extremely low prices in the Nor
.hcrh markets, to lay in an unusually heavy stock, and be-
lhg determined TO have nothing unreasonable left OIL hand
~ nPrlng' they con and viii present great inducements
to their friends aud the public at lavge, 10 patrnuise mcro
~ Inose VINO like TO buy new and desirable Goods, Dery
cheap as low, certainly, rs they can he had at retail in
give us . call.
F%armyillc, Oct. 10 43-v5v
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FROM tbls publication, Tho only parts Of tho evidence
which they have thought IL necessary 10 suppress, are
those which relate merely to tho private interests OF indi-
The house will perceive that the committee has pre-.
scented, as part Of the evidence which they have taken,
the actual amount of bullion at different times i'm the hands
OF the Bank OF England. This information has never be-
fore been given to the public. 1t is, however, essential
TO 4 very complete knowledge of the subject: and If 1t
had been suppressed 10y the committee, many parts of the
evidence would have been unintclligible, and a false i'm
preston would have been produced in the minds OF the
pubic, mat me Bank was not as well provided with bull
lion as Is desirable, which might have a very injurious eff
feet. The house will, however, observe, that the Bank
is amply provided with bullion at the present time and il
does not, therefore, appear to the committee that this in
iorhauoh "eing now given TO the public can be produc-
tive OF any injurious consequences.
The committee, however, by no means wish to be un.
derstood, from their having felt themselves called upon TO
include this evidence in their report, thatthey have formed
any opinion as TO the ~propriety OF periodically publishing
the affairs OF any other bank OF issue. There appears to
be a difference between n publication of the affairs OF the
Bank, when an inquiry is instituted for the purpose of de-
Gliding whether the Bank Charter shall be renew wed or not,
and a periodical publication during the course Of lis ordi.
nary transactions.
or the ample means Of the Bank of England to meet is
engagr ments, and of the high credit which il has AWAY.
possessed, ana which IL continues TO deserve, no man who
reads the evidence taken before this committee can for
moment doubt; Tor it appears that, in addition TO the sur.
plus resting in the hands Of the Bank itself, amounting "a
AZ,SOO, OOO, The capital on which interest il paid TO the pro.
prietor, and for which the State is debtor TO the Bank,
amounts 10 ELI $50, 900, making no less than ELI, 1873. OOO
over and above all its liabilities.
An account OF the profits of the Bank of England in the
year ending February 20, 1892, stating the description OF
the securities held by the Bank, aud the sources from
whence the said profits have accrued
Interest on Commercial Bills GI3O, 695
Do. on ExcIequer Bills 2O4. POI
Annuity for i~orty-tive years (he dead
weight ai'onnp 45l, il5
Interest on capital received from govern
ment 4l6,5
Allowance received for management of the
Public Debt PSI, 500
interest oh loans and mortgages 6O,6S
DO. ON stock i'll the public funds l5,O75
Do. on private loans So glI
Profit on Bullion, Commission, Rent, Re-
ceipts on Discounted Bills Unpaid, Man
ngement OF the business OF the Banks of
Ireland, OF Scotland, and Royal Bank of
Scotland, and sundry items 1889
CT, $780, 76
An account of the average loss per annum incurred by
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"a person desirous of obtaining first rate
IL Bloodcd Stock of Horses, would DO well to call ON
me very soon, either in person or by letter, as by delay
great bargains might be lost. propose TO sell or trade
the following horses THE well known and fine. blooI,d
horse Murdoch, 0y Sir Charles) his dam by the imported
Bedford, out OF a Bell Airs; she out Of a Shark she ont Of
. "Ildare; size out OF a Lexington she out of a jolly
Roger; she out Of a Spanking Roger, out of the old inn
ported mare Miss Bell, 2 years old las, Spring. 3 feet 4
inches nigh. His colts are large, Of fine form and colour.
a three year old Johanna colt, a beautiful bay. 3 feet .
inches high his dam by old Florizol, z dam by the i'm
ported Robin Redbreast, g dam Pandora, by Lampligh,-
Baylor's old Fearnought, Z g z q z dam by tic fboropgI
bred imported horse Shock. A two year old colt, and a
two year old hly last Spring, by Murdoch, out of Sir
Charles mares OF first rate blood. One sorrel colt, a wear
old last Spring, by Murdoch, out Of a Charles mare. Two
mares in foal by Murdoch, one of which is the dam of ue
'ohannd colt named above, whose colts have sold for good
prices TO MIR. VIM. X. Johnson and others.
CHARLES c. GRAVES.
N. H. Letters to me may lie directed TO Chesterfield
Court House, Virginia. T4s-wlO October %
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October 2.

e n CHANCERY-VIRGGNGA.-In Powhatan CoUn-
q ty Court, September 18Th, 1882;
benjamin Bernard and George II. Moody and Ann II.
his vile, formerly Ann III. Scott, Plaintiff.
against
John Bernard, Dayid!Bernard Francis Bernard, Jacob
bernard, Judith Flournoy, formerly Judith Bernard, Re.
becca Porter, formerly Rebecca Bernard, Mary Ann Har-
rlson' once Mary Ann Bernard, and WIN. Crump, Sheriff
OF the county OF PowhdIan, and adm'r. de bonis non of
IN ~ "e'"'I"' "eceaseu, Defendants.
Ihis day came the plaintiffs by their attorney, and
hlcu thelr mn against the defendants, praying for a sale of
a tract OF Land in this county, late tie property of VIM.
bernard, deceased, and Tor a division of the proceeds
among his heirs, and the defendant, William Crunp. She.
nm oil P~owhatan, and admir-. lie bomis non OF the said WIN.
Bernard, decd. having filed his answer to the said bill
ana Tie other defendants not having inferred their apue,r.
ance and gwen security, according to the act OF Assem-
my ana the rules OF this Court; and it appearing TO tc
satisfaction of the Court that they are moi Inhabitants of
MS commonwealth, on the motion Of the plaintiffs bv
thelr attorney, 1t is ordered, that the said elcndapts do an
pear mere on or before the third "Wednesday i'm Dece,n-
Der next, and answer the plaintinS' bill; and that a conv
OF nus order be forthwith inserted in some ne wspapcr
published in the city OF Richmond, and continued for two
months successfully, and that another copy be posted nm
at The doorof the Court house OF this county.
a Copy. Teste, WM. $. DANCE. Ck
OC'O"eI 42-wSw
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LAW CASF

UN(OM MON LAW CASE.
l.. rrTSuS P.-The defendant was arrested in the citv nj
New York, at the suit of the plaintiff, for scducinr the
daughter OF the plaintiff. Both parties were British sub-
JecIs, and the seduction took place in England; the defen-
Iaht came 10 this state and continued his intercourse with
the daughter OF the plaintiff here.
The defendant was held to bail in fifty thousand dollars
ana now moved TO the discharge from the arrest on ibe
ground that the courts Of this state could not take copni-
Zancc oil actions Tor torts committed without its jurisdiction.
and between aliens.
The court denied the motion, without deterr,i,ino uo
principle, on the ground that the offence was continued
alter the defendant came within this state. They also re-
fused TO mitigate the bail, on account of the peculiar cir
cumstances, of the case.
The plaintiff is an English nobleman. The JeGenlar,
his only son and heir at law, upon whom is entailed an
estate OF thirteen thousand pounds per annum. and tho
miserable, deIudcd victim his own sister.-.4bany Z.
advertiser.
WIN which many OF our citizens are already acquainted
he plaintiff is Sir Roland Price, an English barouet. There
are two sides to the story, and until a full Investigation
snail nave taken place, we feel justified i'm presuning tho,
ing this decision of the court, which. il must no roncm-
hered, has been predicated upon &c DdTte evidence merely
The o;hcf version OF the story il, that this prosecution IL,
means rcsoried to by the plaintiff TO annul the marriage
OF his son with a female beneath the rank of his C,miiv.
and that the defendant married her under a full belief 6v
boul-a belief which still continues-that no such relation
ship as the one charged existed between them. What
gives probability to the statement is, that in the edition of
Deorets Pcerage, published since the defendants arrest.
ms lady Is named as one OF the daughters OF the plaintiff
whereas, in the edition previous, her name is not included
among them. a painful mystery hangs over the transac.
Ion, which the truly amiahlc gentleman who is the sub
Ject OF The as he is, among
strangers, and held TO bail in an enormous sum at The : II
OF a powerful adversary-has not the means of eIucida,inn
Az all events, until The guilt Of The defendant shall have
been proved, we can 10 no less than deprecate the ini,ri-
Gus Impressions liable to be produced on the public mini
ny me terms in which the above report is couched.-.N
Y. Courier. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

SWAN T~AYERN.-The subscriber returns his thanks
~ TO his friends and the public generally, and would in
iorih them tlat lie is now located at that long established
stand, The Swan Tavern, on III street, Shocke Hill. within
I'VE minutes walk of the Capitol, and the public Offices.
Banks, Ware houses, Churches, Post Office, Settle
mouse has Just gone through repair, and has been c-painted.
and Is now in better order Than ever knew il: his stabilize
large and coramolions, and not surpassed by any in the
CITY, carriage shelters, large yard, and abundant supply of
line water from the city Watering Works: his rooms sur.
passedby but lew, good beds, the most of which are new
Inc lare az good as the market affords, in addition to the
pest h'h and oysters that can be procured, his stables all
ways supplied with provender, in addition 10 tio rnucb
desired article, fodder, which the country horses is only ac-
customed TO, good honest servants and osuers i'm attendance
in that he would say neither pains or expense will he sonreJ
TO render satisfaction. His charges will Inc found a. low or
lower than the usual Tavern rates, and perhaps as low as pri-
Va'e boarting houses. Ho earnestly soliciis a continuance of
ms ioriner customers, and those who have favoured the old
swan. Members Of the Legislature are particularly in
yited TO call. The subscriber hopes by nremittin aiten-
non 70 business, TO share that patronage which has been Ii
oeraIly bestowed upon him. VIM. HOWLETT
October 20. 40 IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

n CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, Tor Mecklenburg county, OH the first Monday
in September, 1892:
William Royster, trustee John Rovster, Thos. Brame.
Henry Brame, Walter Bramc, David N. Carter and Hap
Ply his wife, MelchiZedeck Brame, Alexander BOYD, and
Richard Boyd also, John Crews, and Sally Crews, chill.
dren of Nancy Crews, decd, formerly Nancy Brame, by
josiah Crews their next friend, and Elizabeth Brane, wi
uoW OIL oanilcI branne, decd, Plaintiffs.
against
Joseph b. Clausel, Samuel c.. Brame and Peter Bailey.
executors OF Samuel Brame, Sen, decd; aud the said
Samuel Z. Brame, David Brame, James Brame, John
Hayes and Elizabeth his wife, and James w. Brame. le-
galees oil the said Samuel Brame, ST., decd. Deits.
The defendants, Samuel c. Bramc and Peter Bailey.
executors OF Samuel Brame, Sen, decd, and the said
Samuel e.. Bramc, David Brame, james Brame, John
Hayes and Elizabeth his wife, and James w. Branc, not
having entered their appearance according to the act of
Assembly, and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants Of
ms state, on the motion of the plaintiffs, by Richard II.
6apust, their attorney, il is ordered, that the said defen-
dants do appear here at rules 10 be holden for the said
court, at the Clerks Office thereof, on the first Monday in
January next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that A
copy oil this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
IN the city OF Richmond, or town Of Petersburg, Tor eight
weeks successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court House OF the said county. a ~py.-Te
}. j. j. ID. c.. Nj. c. {. J.. C.
October 2. 41-wSvv
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AOIlCE.-There will be presented during The sitting
4 OF The next General Assembly a petition for a Scpa.
rate Election in the County Of Brunswick. at The Store and
Tavern house Of James p. Harrison, in Mcherrin Parish.
October 9. M-,y2r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

HDOW HAITIAN FINALE SEMGNARY-The exer-
III cises of This Seminary, will commence OH the second
Monday IN January next, and terminate on the second
Saturday IN December following, including a vacation of
one month, during the summer. instruction will be given
in all the branches Of a literary, scientific, and polite edu-
cation. II will be the great object Of the Instructor, to
lead his pupils to the formation Of correct habits, and 10
prepare them for every period, and every sphere OF acfiou.
The government Of The school will be entirely parental
Terms, per session Of ten months, as follows
Tuition in all the English branches, 500 90
Music, 40 M
French and Latin, IN no
Painting on Velvet, & an
Ten or twelve Young Ladies' ran be accommodate win
board, in the ismily Of the subscriber, AT S7b 90 per scbo.
lastic year-~Conmunicaions directed to Smiths Cross
Roads, win be attended 70, without DELAY.
Nov t5i-w9rJ JOHN b. TINsLEY.
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WANTED, as an Apprentice to the Printing bust.
ness, an active, intelligent youth Of respecfal,Ie
from IA to IS years Of age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE-Tbe Trustees
% OF the Medical Department of jefferson College,
nave TIE gratihcaIion to announce that the professional ar
engagements OF The Institution, arc now permanently fixed.
ne lectures will commence on the first Monday Of No
ycmber next, and will be delivered by the following pro-
fcssOrs:- ~
General, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy, by Gram
VIE sharp Patiison, NJ. ID. Fee SO.
Principles, Practice and Operative Surgery, by GEORGE
M'Clellin, NJ. d. Fec SI5.
Fee Sl5.
D.. Fee SI5.
Chemistry, by Jacob Green. M. d. Fee S15.
midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Children. bv
Samuel NJ Clellan, NJ. ID. Fee S15
The Trustees, with a design to afford TO the students
who may enter Jefferson College, facilities for the prose.
cUilon OF Their studies, not surpassed by any in the coun.
Try, are about 10 make extensive additions to their Col.
lege buildings in south Tenth st., Philadelphia, which will
include a large, commOdious and well ventilated Dissccf.
ing Room, and a splendid hall for a museum of Anatonv
The arrangement Of the dissocting rooms, are under ne
direction Of Professor Pattson. EZRA STILES ELY
Secretary Of said Trustees.
n. u. All communications to the Faculty, should be al.
dressed to SAMUEL MCCLELLAN, NJ. d..
Dean Of said Faculty, IA south ID street.
H"s'Hf 3l-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

HAS received his Fall Supply and offers For Sale:
5000 lbs. EPSON and glauber salts
ZoOO do. roll sulphur, 500 lbs. sal aeratus
600 do. Hos do. 1000 10. redwood
1900 do. dry white lead
100 DO. chloride lime. 1900 lbs. putty
10 canisters pure vefdegris
10 Kegs Lewis No. l and 2 white lead in oil
o, 90 no. nc. en-, green, 10 do: sp. brown do.
5000 do. lamp black, 1000 do. alum
10 tierces lamp oil, 8 barrels inseed do.
10 barrels tanners do. 3 do. 'spss. tuupc milne
$40 cases Cologne water
zoo dozen castor oil-rdrious sizes-BEsr
on do olive do, part superior
oo BOXES fancy soap
Window glass, assorted sizes. from II 9,oIs%2
from the Washington City, Ulster, and Jackson Glass
Maccaoau, UsPpce, Scotch, Na,chitochcs ! SS,rrrs
Copenhagen, Massalapatum and Va. No. g. SNoFfS~
plG,n' hair hearth dnsing, white wash }BRUsuEs.
Superior chewing t~obacco,-Br0tcn's No. L
Fine cut do. do.
Segars from 6 to $50 per 1000
Pearl ashes, salt petre, coppcras. indigo, an,rma,tJer
Gold and silverle,', Dutch metal, Maccassar oil, lavender
and Florida water
Teeth brushes, chlorine tooth wash, and Juiube paste
Barclays compound of cubebs and sarsapariIla
SuiPh. Quinine, citrated kali, piperine, and oil of black
pepper, Iodine, solid. balls. copsiva, ~all-spice, mace, nut
ihess, cloves, mustard, race and ground ginger, black,
red, and long pepper, lump and calcined magncsia
Samphor, calo'nel, rhubarb, and cantharides
Pearl barley, and cream tartar
Dental Instruments
HulIs patent and common trusses
Gout and rheumatic drops, elixir OF health, stomachic lit
tiers, and nervous cordial
American cough drops-a certain remedy for colds, coughs,
Influenza hopping cough, asthma, consumption,, &s.
Anti-inercurial syrup, for purifying the blood
Anti-dyspeptic, aud Anti bilious pills
SeidhtZ and soda powders
Black aud rcd ink powder, and liquid ink
Paste backing, and snuff boxes, from so cts. TO So.per-
dozen
With a great variety Of articles connected with his line of
business, by far too numerous for the columns of a.
newspapers; all OF which have been selected with care,
and will be sold for a small advance.
'1terchdnts and Physicians who visit the city this Fali
Tor the purchase of such articles, are requested 10 call. be-
heVlng they viii be able 10 lay in their supplies ON as good
terms with the advertiser, as with any other house in the
place, that is doing a systematic business.
Oct IL. 45-6w
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El,6S0,17
An account of the average loss per annum incurred bv
the bank from ~forgerics in the public funds in the last ten
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FAtcrtho Empcrors departure for Waterloo. Prince Iucicn L,d
a conversation with Lafayette -" 10 YOU hone said tho l,,,o,
" that your brother may be corTectcd?'' q No,' replied LIcien. s.w,
miracles have saved him arcngo aGd Austcritz; he porbn3s Lii
perform a thirdj but thai does not depend on himself; and, in case of
a "eIeat TWO parties wtIu sc up, one for his son, and the Other for Ia"
DHkc OF orleans lam ioriny nephew; whom are you for, GeneraI,s
Nchher 10 the ono or tho other, - replied Lafayette; Es hnst noy
observed to an Otlcanist. | remain with te neonic' Jens ~ nov"
parties and hope that liberty may mako the best possibtc 49, VI
without reference to individual..D - 's""'
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Petition will he presented TO the next Legislature Of
Virginia, praying Tor the formation Of a new comfy.
2ut Of mat part OF ne county Of Halifax, lying South Of the
Dan River. ~ The two counties TO form an election
until the next Census. rOct. 1921 45-yyi1D
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NOTICE.-A Petition will be presented TO the next
General Assembly, for an increase Of tolls at Mayo's
Bridge. |5I-tn Nov, -
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MOiICE is hereby given, That a petition will be IRE.
4 = scnted TO The next Legislature Of Virginia. praving
Tor an act, authorising The sale Of The lands belonging IN
the Estate Of James RI. Thurston, deceased, living in tho
county OF Prince Edward. near the Town Of Fsrmville.
October 2G. Ao-y-d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-19
POETRY.
From the Churchmdn.
 THE PARTING YEAR.

GAC II AkA \ U ESAAs Farewell go 10 that shadowy land, Where my fathers snmher-N mighty band; I go to the years that have pass'd away, To the ngos that sleep in their silent decay. To the buried joys, to the hopes and the fears, That have smiled on, da,ken'd the yanisl'd years go, and farewell to thee, dreary earth, There's cloud thy joy. there's tear in thy mirh For transient aud faint is thy sunnicst day. And thy visions of glatncss will fade away, And the song and the dance, and the festn are o'cr And the harp's wild music is heard no more. Farewell! since I smiled in infaRcy's bloom, A thousand have gone to the silent tomb A father wseps o'er his cherishd ron, Aud mother lanents for her nursling gone; The sailor-boy sleeps in the briny wave, And the soldier has found an carly grave. Farewell, farewell! for the summer hours Have faded away like the dewy flowers; The bird has flown to warmer cline; The bee has forgotten hor favorite thyme. And winter is here, with his snow-wreath'd brow Farewell! may not abide with ya now. Mortals, go to that shadowy land Where my fathers slumber-a mighty band; Q! ever remember, tO you must como The fatal hour that will seal your doom: Then seek that bright world where the angels dwell- Where years have ending-Farewell, farewell!
 N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-19
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TERMS

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 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year, payable as above. To companies less than six, $l 75 per year, payable as before 0J 25 cents will De deducted from each of these prices when payment ss made in advance. These prices arc exclusive of H4Ail or stage charge for transportation.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-19
SECRETS.

Secrets, with girls, like loaded guns with boys. Are never valued till they make noise;
 To show how trusted, they their power display; To show how worthy, they their trus, bstray Like pence in chIdren's pockets, secrets lie Ia female hosoms, they must burn, or fly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-19

A grandee of Spain handing some re- ffeshmeDts Co circle of ladies, observed one with most brilliant ring, and was rude enough to say in her hearing, CT should prefer the ring to tho hand" !" "AnA I,'s said the lady, looking sseadfaslly as she gliItering order suspended 10 the don's neck, "ShOuld prefer tho collar tp tho beast"