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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

In te o July, at his residence in Manchester, Yazoo co
.spP MAYOR VIM T. Henderson, aged about Is years and
formerly OF Alhcmarle
marie about % Kentucky
ana respected until tho spring 1881 he Ion t saie for
ssspp wbcro ho fell victim the
~ NV i''''''''' wv i'''e'i' MS carry
departed his o he 29l instant Hagcy, King George
"uy mrs Lucy T. Taleuo wife Of Mr..
myounh Of her ugcTo her husband Children doHcs,cr
enaends, her loss IS their ~
W nc conviction, that sho lived aud dcd
ava IN the assurance that the arc n the hands of
aud torment shall QUO flcr. 0''
AZ Bnpn9 Caroline county, Tuesday la lingering
mess which she bore with truly christina
burr Ier0L1 ' fNU' ''''s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
JACKsON ELECTORAL TICKEr.

Isl DIsTKIcT.-George loyal, of The Boroukh o.
Norfolk
I'd John Cargill, Of Susser.
3D. James JONES' Of .N0ttOtray
4th. Thomas NJ. Nelson, Of .iIecklenbug
9Th Archibald Austin, Of buckingham
9th. Richard Logan, of HdiDdr.
9Th. Joseph Martin, If Henry.
Sth. William Jones, Of Gloucester.
9th. William II. Roane of HanOrer
10th Samuel Carr, Of .4lGe7nGrIe.
nth Lawrence T. Bade, of Orange
I2th Archibald r. Harwood, Of King s. QuTes1
18th samuel Blackwell, Of northumberland.
18th John Gibson, Of Prince UiHia,n.
18TH Inman Homer, Of Fduqtaer.
10Th Herome J.. Ope, CfJeBtrso1.
Nth James Nj. Mason, Of Frederick
18Th John Mcmillan, Of Brooke
- 10Th Jacob ID: Williamson, Of Rockingham.
2Oth.{SAares Beoe, Of Botetoaut.
2Ist. Thonas'Bland, Of Le,cis.
22d. Andrew Russell; e ~AlQshingtOn.
& In publishing Mr. Ooos name in tho inSc IL
an error; ms name IS heTeme H. and H.
chester Nrgnian for the 18th District mistakes The nllps %
bo S4leRe BLGe.UeN instead Samuel Biack9cood - '"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
FOX TIE Eve UIRER.

To he Hon. JoHN FLoy d, Governor Of IA
suppose you have received the resignation of tia
Hon William Browne, judge Of the Fourth Judicial Cir
CUT oil Tins States but Tor good you lave de-
laycd making anotera appointment. Permit me TO inform
you, as the Chief Magistrate of this Commonwealth I'M
less indeed you have already considered the subject a
OF tire Courts Of that Circuit is directed y law IN he
held on the first day of September in each wear which il
not many days dSiani and that the Executive ought not TO
delay one moment in filling The vacancy thus occasope
since there are III many parts of the Circuit persons con-
ilned IN Jail, charged with criminal offences will also
Dng 10 your notice two gentlemen either Of whom
well qualified discharge lie functions of tai Office ,t
either would he acceptable the people of the Circuits
mean James Semplc, sr. and Robert M'Candsh Eos Of
y" IIhamsburg. MEMBER OF THE BAR
August 2Sh, 1892
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

a.. -, ,.,,+-, =, Co.hYONICRTED.
day OF August ~ w -'V'""y III" @o'"
RGea H7oamoos'y by tho Cont Officers Of the
% a. my nave heod w melancholy regret tho OF
Wcn Fellow cIzcu Mcewcthcr u. BrodueS, ESQ. 80 ~
HoDc, That the death
lost valuable citizen, the
yoy his friends dgnfed honorable associate md
hs lunniy an lucpurnhle bereavement 10y ~
So iH IN testimony Of our respect for the memory
"etasGu we NIl wear tle ensuing
Hre That the foregoing entered of Rocord and
o Do puoshei and hcroupOn the
day Of the Tom. A Cogv n 'I{.-,SUfiif ~ '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
ENM frlreE IEYpfc,. 0tno1rs.

Ana are daily expecting siderable additional supplies
winch they expect 10 arrive be in by the 1O
instant, when more particular notice will appear Ir
INC mean time, they will be glad 10 such country
merchants, and others may now be ready IN buv-a
OF whom are assured that great oxcrtions viii be made 10
give satisfaction Sent & t84-tf1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

NOIlCE--By virtue OF deed Of trust executed BY
iohn w Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
the 10th day November 1880, and Of the County
Court OF Amelia, aud to accomplish certain purposes in
said deed expressed, shall the 1st day OF October
on the promises sell 10y way Of public auction for ready
money certain tract parcel Of land with It's sppurte.
nances lying and being In the county Of Amelia and ad.
joining tic lands Of David ann, James Pfitchcu and
others containing two hundred and forty FIVE acres more
or less or such portion thereof may be necessary 10 an
swe the unsashcd purposes OF ead deed and dcray tho
expences incident 10 te execution Of gad trust The title
TO said land believed 70 be COOL but acting as trustee
VIII only convey 70 The purchaser The title vested "a me
by 'aId deco RICHARD 8. JONES Trustee
August 2s s2s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
Frcsh FaII and " in1c,. Ssoo,ls

HT & j. $. JAMES & Co, .lfarkef Square Rjeb.
n . n'ond, "a, IMFoHTEBs of british COMBS and
deoiers IN European, hdiG and do,eriea Goods gene
roHy-hayo received 10y the Equator from Liverpool and
various other vessels from the Northern Cities, large por
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

DIE II

"a wednesday evening 10Th residence Of Nh George
Gtc'nhow, ~ tie Rev Miles lu-pir, Mr..
eo county TO Miss GcOgnna G. Jones' dugor tho o John
r. JonOs Of this " ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

ses., j.. George Crawford, William Robinson SEN Ed
ward Rice, James Anderson, Richard Rankin Allen De-
YER Peter Boyer Jacob Spe George Gilmore, Christian
ampler, Samuel g. Baigher Dan Buigher, George
Baigher, James Edns, Tyree r. Brown, Jacob Pirkey
Jehu Warren, Philip Keller John McCauslin, William
MeCausin John Roller Jacob Rush John Rbs sen Jacnb
Rush, jr Jonathan Peal, John &oontz VIM CARPENTER,
Geo Sailey, Adam Trombougb Even l,en,on Peter Hen.
ton, Archibald Brock Jacob Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln
John Any Thos. Harrison Peter Good, Daniel Good W M
Dever, George S,na,Z Daniel Dinkc, Peter Dinklc Jo-
seph Smell, Benjamin Fishbach, Andrew Rodgers David
Frank Daniel Coakley, Andrew Sellers Richard Picker
ing, Daniel Pickering, David Harrison John Lesdy Con-
RAD Dehoy VIM Harrison. Jacob Cole John Coaen w ~
West Michael Howard, Burnet Hooinau Adam Andes,
Edward -. Smith, Henry Hammer John Thomas, J. cob
ME- ,oSeph fne' 'abnel Heatwole, Samuel Bowman,
Mm heisier, ElDlh Dundorc, Samuel Dmiore, Robert
NJ Kyle VIM. Ewn, Jacob Cootes Christian Horn John
" msler, Isaac Near, VIM. Heavier, Aaron Dove Reu-
ben Dove Frederick Dove Isaac Nlonett min Ronm,n
Isaac Thomas, George Miller. VIM Caldwell peter Sho.
yer, George Bowman, Abraham Byrd (Smits Creek Alb
SALON. Painter, John Aliabaugh, Jacob Aalmugh Abra.
ham Wbitmore Abraham Grove, Martin Miller Joseph
Byerly SEN Joseph Byery, r, Christly Gnrbcr Henry
Bare, Martin MartZ, John stephen, Jacob Baslev John
Carpenter, Peter Oiler George Shaver Conrad Custer
samuel i!ggeit, Alexander MGiivry Gordon Rodgers,
heuhen Moore, Jacob Rohr, Joseph Cline, peachy r.
,rauan Robert Gfattan, Joseph Uanshbarger Abraham
Dung, Jacob Nost, John Wilmer Samuel Dinke John
f1Iekenng, Daniel Rife Peter Whi,mcr Martin speck,
John Dietrich, Samuel Moirtt Henry Moiiet Valentine
Boulton, Stroller Thomas, Christian Haas Chsy Cam
merry, Peter Brown, Daniel Brown, John r. Myers John
Harmon Peter Siumbaugh, John ID. Myers Peter Myers
John Ludewich, John Nchoias, Jarob Nicholas Jacob
Shultz Benjamin Naupeit, Peter Paul Jacob Rhodes,
Henry Carrier Samuel Harison ID. Penny Laker James
i)oveI John Sheets, David Hager, David Chandler Philip
Zeal John htgenbrigh Henry Ouugst Christian lovers,
William Bca,ng, John Higgins jacob nenweaver John
Blain, Christian Goldman Abraham Shue Henry Keezel
john Falls Peter p. Kountz, Jacob Paul
RcSored, That Meeting OF the jackson Corresponding
Committee OF ibis County be held our next October
Court, at Mr. James Duh'S Tavern, 4 o'clock, A. M
The Committee then adjourned,
PEACHEY HARRISON Chairman
N,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04
THE CHOIERA

Chose who took the wager in favor OF Jaekson and sal
not offer another bet This tceek''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

iasn majority in tho sh district in 1880, was IL
cannot equal 10000 In the remaining dis
tricts, there may be occasional individual changes but
the aggregate result be less favourable for the de-
ocraic tickets than in 1880. At the lowest estimate our
m,joy cannot be less than 10000 in the State Thus:
First District, 1000,
Becogd,
Tbitd,
Eovysh $500
f.nh, 5000
Sixth,
Seventh,
10000
Deduct 9Th, lO,nCO
,noon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-04

The PTess'-The charlottesville yfdpocnfl has parfly
changed hands-Mr VIM. TomPkins taking the place Of
r Cary The Cupeper Gazette has been disposed of by
and Mr. Potter has established paper called tbe
"Chroncle," 10 Petersburg. We shall notice these oe
tabl'shpens more particularly in our next They are ali
true to the Republican faith
The National Intelhgeneer and Correspondent OF the
Boston Patriot are delivering Course OF Lectures the
present ADMINISTRATION Depend upon IT, it's call LoUes
Labor lost"
The "PatToP' writer must have that turn Tor "hu
mour, which he IS pleased 10 attribute to uswben he
represents us as having said that Gen So 6rst Cabinet
was the Gbiest which has appeared since Wasbington'
Administration
The n. Courier, &C. states ON Friday. that il has
covered one bet for $4,000 against Jacksons recollection
but adds with some humour-"we really pity them"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

tion ofhe Treaty Of the Conference, out there
will be no gar This, says the Courier, IWiy
accords with the views we have expressed. That
there will be new negotiations, is, indeed, pretty
certain"
LONDON, March 8-Considerable curiosity ana
interes. are felt with respect to the expedition
and plans of Don Pedro. The anticipated attempt
upon Madeira is variously estimated. Alvara
da Costa, the Governor, is represented as good
officer, and man of resolution, having at his
command two battalions OF $500 men each, and
700 regulars. Besides these, all auxiliary force
of 14O0 men was despatched to his aid from Lis.
bon; but the transports containing 1000 of this
force put back on making out some vessels at sea.
which were taken for the squadron of DonPedro;
the remaining four hundred men have made good
their passage.
As Madeira is inaccessible, except by means
Of an understanding within the island, the event
of the invasion is evidently dependent on the IL
deity of the militia to the existing order OF things.
The friends of Don Pedro in the city show great
confidence, aud even resources. Letters from
Dover mention the purchase at auction, in that
port, by his London agents. of the Sterrett, an
American schooner, which had run on shore, and
been greatly damaged She is described as Bal
timore built and real clipper, capable of sail
ing IN the winds eye.-Nornins Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21

Published daily, for the Town. and thrice week TOT
the Country on Fairfax street, between KING ana
Prince streets, nearly opposite the ros. o"s sdver.
paper So; Country paper - per anhhm' n" "u
tisements appear in both papers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-21
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND

ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
After one o'clock we received the Boston pa
pers Of the 18th. The ship Lion, from Liver
pool arrived on Monday, having sailed Oh the 9th
of March, and brought intelligence one day later
than the Sheffield.
Cholera. There were As new cases of Cholera
in London, on the 9th of March, Is deaths, II
recoveries, and 90 remaining. Total number of
cases, in London, Including so from other pla-
ces than the parishes specifrd) S45; deaths, 1874.
The returns at the Health Office. on the 9Th. from
the North Country. give 26 new cases. the iarg-
est number, II, being at Paisieyl II deaths. 7
recoveries, and 81 remaining. Whole number
Of cases in other places. according to the latest
returns, 1891; deaths. 1853 The excitement
in relation to the disease was subsldlng; and bu-
sness was gradually re,lving.
In answer to an inquiry respecting the landing
Of French troops in Italy, made in the House of
Commons March 7, Lord Pamerston said that
SO far as the government was informed, he saw
no reason to apprebend that the circumstances
which led to the advance of the Austrian and
French troops into the papal territories, might
not be adjusted without any interruption of the
peace of Europe. The London Courier saws
1--WE are happy to hear from source to which
we attach great credit, that the Austrian Cabi
net is perfectly agreed with that Of France as to
the unfitness Of the Papal Government. as itnow
exists, and that very important notifications, ia
vorabe to the interests Of the inhabitants Of the
Papal States, will be insisted upon."
letter from the Hague, written by gentle
nan who is perfectly acquainted with the objects
Of Count Orlof's mission, and with the state of
he negotiations, says There ,0iA be no ratifca
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

-. mar annun. payable IN ajvance.--No sub
y r' iss ,neftve i1r loss time than six months
'ia g If be dscautaned t1ut At til discretion OF
O. ~ ~ antl all arreafages are pad -o-
y ne drst tne, aud n = cents reach ron
.t"e " r.e from adlstauet must be pardfor prrvuus
.a., A. g. tioa, the naYnsat assumed by eone re
~ ~. ,.rsoain hynchbufs.
m letters addressed "a tho Editors must be pot
- ,,sy vii uotbe atto"ded 10.
p ~ ssoa.EsEsE EgLglgzls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

From. lom dor3 h., receive H.. son,.,sl....q,=
nanes From op-n cnc.,ias +, .,r...,.' ! -.
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IssiH. of tie e.tl'a.,ali,. bonl,st h.. mr.. en-,
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tie mares of,ncmi,s and the trsacA.r. Of pretend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-13

! President, to drive MAJ. Eaton from ihe Cabinet
and that he Withdrew TO escape the &c eaeese.
Of the dissolution Su Mr.. YIN Borea holds III
| such conversations with persons whoNe4e a..s -
/ par'l-allS, and now his ehomics.
! Eut supposny he had declared, or d. entertain
! the opinion inpltadto him--ls Il a f.aa @iaa
, dislaaliGcs HIM for high ohce, III h# believes
the charge m2de and soug ut 10 be established lF The
late Secretary ot War fsueh Ire tho Senators o
pmioncau he I'll, us how far the exclusion II - d ?
The senator's letter story Is conuadls'el - IL
previously expressed opinion. What, 81 tle
most "tih man IA the world, proclaim to pal.fy
Editor that Ia acted III the manner indicated, lie e.
f@Ue tie Storm consequent the dissolution Il te
Cabinet Ii tEad been trtr--a saes bad dsea hls
motive ho would have SOUGHT To conceal Il from
hnsc" No degree ofconi lentla mttnacg could
have tempted an Uttul ntrlguer 10 such Disco
sure. The story, If true, proves nan, whuse &
traordinmy prudence, under all circumstances
through long life IN the stormy politics Of a w.,
ed and turbulent State, has gained hin the cauii-
dcncc of his friends, aud calico down upon him The
chmg" of con~ummate arillice from his enemies, Ia
be silly driyccg, IA s!mpeton, opening his bud 2
ct Ofp2tty motives, 10 one whose trade WIS. IL
thrive 10y making himself important by confidential
and urculU disclosures IN his unknown laatua.
Mr. Van Burn stands III strange condition
b fore us--trom the beglnn-ll Of tins AdmnIstra-
ton. before ha came To the pust assigned 10 Inn,
anil tI! prrs. nt ho'u, be Is eld accountable b,
.yyytun description ofpoltical men III this country
for all tn. -vlihat has been done aad al tn sael
that has been omitted
Nuu, Su.--.f ue Is accountable for every thingif
his hand to be traced every Where lei Inn Law
credit for the good that has, aud thu ell that has
tl,o tn. .l,,3f
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r2NEe CONGRESS-.

DFB4YE y TIE SENATE,
.-,.- Mr. NAN BURENS NOMINATION.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-15
OCTOBER 25.
NEW BOOK S,
For su/e bu

JAMES HAMMeSp.
Flora = Interpreter or the American Book d Flow
ers and sentiments; by Mrs S. l. Hale.
Fhe Young Ladies' Own Book; manuel tf intci-
lecual improvement and moral department, by
the author Of the young Mans Own Book
The Beauties of the british Poets, with few in
troductory observations-by the Rev. George
Croly.
Bible Dictionary; Dictionary ef fimportdatna names,
objects, and terms, found in the Holy Scriptures,
intended principally for youth-by lIowald Mai
colin.
Cheering views Of Man and Providence, drawn
from consideration Of the origin, uses and rem
edies Of evil, by Warren Burton.
The Missionary Gazetteer; comprising a geogapl5-
iral and Statistical account Of various stations Of
the American and foreign protestant missionary
societies Of all denominations, with their progress
in evangeIization, and civilization, illustrated by
cngravings-by Is. Is. Edwards
bookkeeping, suited to the business OF traders,
Farmers and mechanics, mostly by single entry,
and designed for schools, to which is added key
to certain parts Of the mercantile automatically
Michael alSh AN.
Exercises for the close.-for every day in the year,
by VIM. Jay.
Evening Exercises for the closet, for every day in
the year, by VIM. Jay.
Prayers for the use Of families; or, the domestic
minister's assistant, by VIM. Jay.
''Ncver be without book, in daily reading, Ola
direct scripturni aud devotional tendency
Way Marks; or, directions TO persons commencing
religious life, selected and arranged, by 6. 4.
BedelI, ID.
Progressive exercises IN English composon,b by X.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-15

S'e!c Of Rhcde Island and Providence
Plantations, in General assembly, Oc-
fobcr Session, 1882.
An Act in amendment Of an Act entitled
An Act relative to the election Of
Senators and feplesc natives to repre-
sent this State in Congress; and Of
Electors for the election ola President
and Vice President Of the u. States"
Section /. Be it enacted by :he Gen.
eral Assembly and by the authority there
of it is enacted, That from and after the
passage Of this Act, the people Of this
State who shall at the time Of their vot-
ing, be by law qualified to vote in the e.
lection of General Officers, shall also be
qualified to vote in the election Of Elec-
tors of President and Vice President Of
the United States.
Sec. Q. And be it further enacted,-
That so much Of the act TO which this is
in amendment as prcscrbcs a different
qualification for such voters, be and tho
same is hereby repealed
True copy-witncss,
Henry Bowen, Sec'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-15
w. W.CAELAHAN'S
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u cruise in the Mediterranean and Ievunt, in the
years 1929, 80, & 3 by l.. &. Wines, 2 ,SIs
Remarks on the statistics and political fnsiiiu-
tons OF the United States, sc SC. by VIM. G.
Ousely, Esq. vol. & 30 q.
The lleidenmnner. or, the Bcnediciines; legend
OF the Rhine; by Cooper, M vols. t@pt. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-15
HYGEIAN AGENCY.

: BOTTIlNG AND LIQUOR STORE.
South Wing Of the Union Bank Building
ID. MI VILE,
Hp ESPEC1'FULIY informs his friends and
n a. the public, and Connoi$eurs in particular,
that he intends Keeping constantly on hand for sale,
WINES aud other Liquors, of the best quali,y
or drausht
DO. in bottles by the dozen or single.
llibberts double Brown Stout and London Por-
ter do, Evans superior.
Porter and Ale in quarts, pinss, gross, dozen or
single.
Il. Island and n. Jersey Cider, do. do do. DO
Genuine emon Syrup, do. do. do. do.
Draught Ale. Restorative, Spruce aud other
Deer.
CORDIALS.-Noyeau,U Usqaelaugh, Cherry
Stone, Life of Man, &c. &c.
Portable Punch, "A convenient article for sailing
and fishing parties; and variety of other ar
tcleS n the same line.
Liquors for sea stores, or parties, put up at
short notice.
ALSO ron SALE,
The highly approved and invaluable Ilygcian
Vegetable Universal Medicines of the British Col
lcge Of Health, London, and the llygean pcLlica-
items.
Ladies who wish 10 purchase will please call
at the House of the Agent, opposite Towrsend's 8
Coffee House in Pcham-strcet. june rs.