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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
John n. Gordon AZ Go.

q AFFER for sale a well selected assortment Of Groce
" Ttee TO which they particularly invite the attention OF
Country Merchan.s-amOng them
90 hhds. ST. CrOx, Orleans and Porto Rico sugar, diff
-, Ierent kinds from superior quality to ordinary fair
10 bbls. crushed or fallen loaf sugar
20 do single and double refined loaf do.
20 boxes do do do
20 bags green Coffee OF extra fine quality
80 do fine old Java and Sumatra coffee
l bale Mocha do
5000 lbs cotton yarn assorted, from No to 49, Peters
200 kegs cut nails, assorted
800 sides sole leather, good and damaged
100 bbls. No. North Carolina herrings
l20 boxes by 10 and 10 10y II window glass
45 do. Nichols and Humphreys and Colgatcs' tai
40 do. sperm candles
20 tons well assorted bar iron
3 do. hoop, sheet, band and plating iron
do. English, Americas, German, cast, shear and
spring steel
hhds Nader, of superior quality
100 Nova Scotia grndstones all Sizes from 10 to so
inches
West India, Orleans and sugar house moasses
Gunpowder, Imperial Young H. son and black tea
Liverpool, blown and ground alum salt
Shoe and closing thread, in balls
Letter, foolscap and wrapping paper
Powder, shot and bar lead bed cords and plough lines
Sc Sc
10 Manufacturers of tin, and those wanting tin plate
to cover houses, will be furnished on good terms.
August T. 26-st
N|OUNG BEDFORD FOR SALE.-He is a dark bay,
q three years old last May, five feet two inches high
and finely proporoned; gotten by Tariff out Of Bedford
raised by the late Capt George Dabney of Hano-
yer. Apply 10 Mr.. VIM. d. Taylor, or Mr. James Fon-
tame Mr. Taylor has satisfactory statement in relation
the pedigree of the Dam of Young Bedford furnished
by Mr. Chswell Dabney, of Amherst.
August "a. [sl-t1 EDMD. FoNTAINE.
HTNIVERsITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Iedicaf
o. Dep0rtment.-The Lectures for the course 1892 80
on the various branches of Medicine, will begin on Mon.
day, November 9th, and terminate about the first day OF
March ensuing
Emeritus Professor Of Surgery and anatomy, Philip
s. Physck, M. ID.
4u1fo,D,, bv w f. Uorner NJ ID
Institutes and Practice of Medicine and Chemical
Medicine by Nath Chapman and Sam. Jackson, NJ. ID.
,Hateria .Nedicd and Pharmacy by John Redman
Coke, NJ d.
Chemistry by Robert Hare NJ ID.
Surgery by William Gbsen NJ. d.
Obstetrics and The diseases Of JTOnen and Children by
Thomas c. James and William r. Devices, NJ. d.
w. r. IIORNER
Dean 9f the Medical Faculty, 263 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, August IL. 27-t5Nov
ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

NTOTICE to the creditors of N X Thomas, deceased;
Ia have small sum of money in my hands 10 be di-
vided among the judgment creditors of N. X. Thomas
deceased persons having SUCH other claims against
said estate, will do well TO present them immediately,
wish to pay away the funds in hand possible.
WIN. ID. WREN, Ser'gt. c. X.
July TO- Is-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31
Hides, Feather, &c. for sale.
n Ann SPANISH HIDES, of different quail

Hides, Leather, &c. for sale.
1000 s ss:, HIDES Of different quail
800 Calcutta Kip skins,
Richmond saed slaughter hides and Calf skins,
Tanners Oil Bark Mills, Curriers' Tools SC.
Leather Of all kinds finished in the rough, bought
taken in barter,
1000 sides Northern sole leather of all qualities by whole
sale part of side,
Wax, Russell and grain upperleather, Of all kinds,
go doz. Philadelphia and other Calf skins,
Boot morocco, seal lining and binding skins,
1000 lbs. Shoe thread, OF all qualities,
Boot and shoe trimmings, tools, lasts, &c &c.
Shifting, harness and bride leather,
Hog skins bag hides, Sbeep-skins, Sc
Buffalo, Leopard Bear and hair Seal skins,
Fish-s<ns Web Of all kinds, cut jacks &c.
Saddlery and Saddler's TOOLS Of all kinds,
Saddle-trees Serge, Doer's hair, &C.
Chaise and covering hides, patent leather
Morocco skins Coach-l lace, Gig-handes and bands,
Coach-seps, Wood springs, Moss and Gig boxes,
Stage Wagon, and Gig collars,
1000 pair Richmond-inade plantation shoes,
Cash paid for country hides. w. & J. c. CRANE.
Aug. %. 32-w3w
NOTICE-Those Stockholders in the Riyanna Nay-
CATION Company, who have paid the calls here
tofore made amounting thirty dollars each share
hereby notified that the shares OF stock held by such de-
nquens will certainty be sod The first Monday in Oc
ober next, unless the balance is paid the undersigned
or before that day BY order Of the Board Of Dircc
tors, DANIEL +. CARR, Treas,
RUanna Navigation Company
August %. 32-wuM0ct
THNHE Stockholders in tie Rivanna Navigation Coinpa-
ny, hereby requested to pay to the undersigned,
each share Of stock held by them in addition to calls
already made By order Of the Board of Directors,
DANIEL r. CARR. Treasurer,
Aug Is tS2wnMOl RiO NaD. CoDpony
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FHNo DEALERS IN LIME.-The subscriber

IFHNo DEALERS IN LIAIE.-The subscriber keeps
N constantly on hand large supply OF best Thomas
ton Lime, which he will sell in quantities suit purcha-
sers, at the lowest prices Orders from any part the
country, strictly attended to. NJ A. TRICE
Near Mayos Bridge, who will attend TO the sales of any
country produce entrusted TO his care.
August 2S 32-5t
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n AND, sc. FOR SALE-By virtue of a deed OF
~ trust executed by Smith Payne, deco and re corded
IN the Clerks office OF Buckingham, secure debt due
the Exors oil the late Samuel Irvine, the undersigned
or one oil them, WILL Saturday, the 29h day of Sep
tember in New Canton sell to the highest bidder for
recent survey 229 acrestbs land well adapted to the
crops usual IN this region, viz tobacco corn Sc and ON
ere Is an ordinary dwelling house. Also, two or three
slaves, on the same terms. Title believed TO be unoues
uonable-the trustees only will be convened.
August2S [32-tdsl THE TRUSTEES
VALUABLE AMELIA LANDS FOR SALE-Pnr-
suant TO decree of the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the County of Henrco pronounced ON the
2Sd day OF June, 1882 in the of Scott ct al rs Hnr
Hson ct al the Undersigned Commissioners for that
purpose appointed will, Wednesday, the 9Th dav Of
september, 1882, at the hour of O'clock A. NJ on The
premises oier for sale, at public auction TO the highest
oidder me two following tracts of land BELONGING to the
estate OF Edmund Harrison, deceased living i'm Amelia
county, subject to the dover of his widow therein which
has been assigned to wit The tract called the pper
Plantation, containing in the whole 1923 acres--and The
tract called the Oaks Plantation containing 1902 acres i'm
tne wholeas per plats and surveys thereof which will
be exhibited at the sale These will be sold entire
or in smaller parcels suit purchasers shall be deemed
expedient.
IermS-Cash will be required the extent of the ex
penses oil and commissions the saesand as TO the bo
lance oil the purchase money credit OF one two and
three years will be given in equal payments the purcbas
es executing bonds with approved security and the title
VIII he retained until the whole purchase money is paid
The sale will commence the Upper Plantation at the
hour above named-and will be adjourned to- and conf
nued on the Oaks Plantation, Immediately thereafter
HOLDEN RHODES.
SAML +. PULLIAM
august Z. 25-tds
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IA EW ELKY.-The subscriber, having purchased the
% stock in trade Of Mr. c. p. Adriance, will continue
the business in all its branches the old stand nearly OPP
Posite the Bell Tavern where he will be pleased TO Serve
specially invited to give him call Particular attention
VIII be paid TO the repairing of all kinds of Clocks and
weeks.
N b. The highest price in cash given Tor old gold and
silver. CHARLES GENNET T,
August %. 32-1t
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August IL

a CONCORD ACADEMY. The exercises of the Sc
u cond session Of this Seminary, will commence on
The lst Of September aud terminate the i5ih Of De
cenber following.
The course Of instruction will comprise the Languages
and Sciences generally The terms will he S1IO Tor the
Scholastic year Of months, each student finding his
bed and candles or SIG If they be furnished him.
In selecting site for this Institution, special regard
was had 10 health; and lis character in this respect has
been tested by the experience Of many years Those
siding at distance who may require further information
relative 10 this Seminary, requested 10 address their
letters TO ATWELL 9. COLEMAN,
President Of Concord Academy,
Neal the Bowling Green, Caroline county
Aug ~. 20 iaw4w
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FENO TAILORS--A good Tailor OF sober habits who
IA come well recommended, may get irst-rate
stand for business the Red house, Charlotte county
Virginia. II. NJ. ARMISTEAD, p. NJ.
Amp 10. 21-lIsOcf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

YUNEE Columbian Restorative for the Hearing, pre-
"a pared and sold by the sbbscnter. Having effected
many of Deafness (soue Of long standng) the
respectable certificates in his possession will amply show
he deems it proper to make generally known, for
the benefit of all who in any degree deprived Of their
hearing and including those who never heard and
qucnuy spoke too often Gas he becves) pronounce
cd incurablc
This medicine is used by several physicians in their
own cases. and in the families Of Others with their entire
appreciation, also by hundreds Of persons resident I'm
this city and elsewhere.
" is entirely safe in lie application 10 The Of persons
Of any age, if the accompanying directions are strictly
adhered 10. All applications by letter, (post pad) or
otherwise, describing the sensations in The ears, as
the may be, will receive immediate attention, il adj
dressed TO the subscribers Of Exeter and Salisbury
streets, o. r. Baltimore DAVID BROWN.
n. b. Persons who may wish 10 act agents, may OBJ
tain private letter Of instructions and the mode of cure
on favorable terms, for cash only. ID. Is.
August g. 32-2t
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NJ OTlCE.-v- VIM e.. PeHdieton Esq having resign
ed one of the Commissioners of the Circuit Supe-
rior Court of Law and Cbancery for the county Of Hen
rico, the parties interested in pendng before him.
hereby notified that such transferred the
Undersigned who will proceed in them of the Com
mssioners Of said Court, in the if the
proceedings already had in them had commenced before
him. The Office Of tile undersigned is door below
the Post Office. JNO. SHORE, Com'r
August %. 32-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

ANALLEGO MILLS FAMILY FLOUR.-My Fami-
q II y Flour is now ready for deliyery-Subscribcrs
and others requested to call for their supplies.
August 17.-20 p. J. CHEYALLIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-31

NIOTICE-Thc Old Hero eclipse intends taking
La short respite after next Mondayhe will visit some
of his children at Col Saml b. Jeter in Nottoway. His
health and spirits never beer-he is in need OF
Mineral Waterf necessity required it, he might 80 TO
the White Sulphur Sweet Springs eecioneeng. Heis
all times ready to fill vacancies that may happen with
out fear of being Clayed, Webstered Poindextered
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a TANNER WANTED.--The subscriber wishes to
n employ genteel, sober, industrious Young Man. to
carry his Tanning and Curyng business for the next
year To such man, who well recommended il
beral wages will be given, part in the Tan Y ard
which Is in good order for carrying extensive
business JOHN ID. boswell.
Now Market. Hanover. Ana. II. 2O-Im
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q TTORNEY AT LAW shall regularly in future
IN attend the Courts Of Charlotte and Halifax Commu.
nicatons addressed TO Coles Ferry, Charlotte
County, will meet prompt attention.
July 81. T23-6w1 GEORGE w. READ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
TIE TWO Fire KINGS

These celebrated pcrsonagcs, who have been for
several months agitating the Northern cities by their
tremendous experiments in Poison and Fire their
challenges, and the crceness with which they urge
their claims to relative superiority have met in this
city. NJ. Chabcrt, after exhibiting here, had gone
for few days TO Petersburg. On Friday, Mr.
lIoughton arrived from the North, and Immediately
threw Il challenge into the papers, to Monsieur c. to
meet him here. This having caught NJ. C's eye,
he left his engagements at Petersburg and hasten
cd to meet his pcrscvcring antagonist. The area in
the rear oftho Eagle, was the scene Of conflict
Prussc Acid, the poison sclacted--a couple Ofdogs,
the unlucky subjects whom destiny had provided to
ascertain to whom the palm should be awardcd--an
immense crowd Witnessed and iudgcd--and fifty
dollars deposited by each with gentleman present,
was to be the "spo" Of the victor. According to
the terms Of his challenge, the American Mrti,Ti
dates TO ad minister tJCice the quantity Of pot
son which his European majesty administered
Dogs having been procured with some difficulty,
VI. G. caused so drops Of the strongest Prus.
sic Acid the most potent and subtle of poisons) to
be poured down the throat Of his. We did not sec
tho operation Tor how quick was he effect, nor to
what point the dog was reduced; but We understand
that he was on his feet and well, very soon after
the application ofthc anldotc. Mr. Ioughtou's un-
fortunate dog was next to take his turn; low, Ii
vcr co!ored, shaggy cur, extremely fat. One hun.
drcd drops administered, and followed by i'm.
mediate prostration. Life, in a short time, appear
ed extinct, nearly 20. Tho antidoie was given
and after while, symptoms ofrcsuscitation appear
cd, extremely doubtful and fooJls, however. We
an!r2a :: l!.is rc.n: q ;irne Old ending way
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

a. The Albany Argus contains another cores
Pondcnce between Mr.. Van Buren, and the RcpubI
can Members Of the New Y ork Legislature Mr.
V. b's letter is sufficiently elegant, and in good
tastc-wlth one complimentary, that the L.
States have received frcSh accession Of popularity
abroad, during the administration of our Wusfrious
President" Rather too tough that for any but the
Kitchen Cabinet, and It's Corrcspondcncics at Alba
ny and Richmond! U"SriouS, is a term which
ought to be reserved for great and good men. tits
the most expressive and cuphonious commcndatory
word in the English language. Van is clever
fellow but one who will not spare hGttcry 10 help
himself along
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

Tor other articles the duties ropr. much b;,b,r
'''' 10 THIS is to be added the lniniinums and
L3;n,ie:' ana us an accompaniment, pension bill
MinSn' instead of reducing the revenue TO the "e,
, point" proposes to increase the cxpcndi
80 ' INC revenue point, and vet, Mr.. Richie
ii'rN what we soy,) who now saws that mo is i,
,IHoF oil cutting down tie Tariff to the wants OF.
fHe government, will throw up his cap and buzz
~. e''' men Who propose to purchase the acquies
negro cloth. We repeat, that, ALTHOUGH ,b;: hni
proposes the most unequal and oppressive ,oyes
'at' although II is in direct violation of tho ,;
1ip''S winch lac himself has laid down, vet. will
Mr. kitchle use all his influence TO laud its ndvn,
Gates, and to dpnouncc its opponcnts Rrt va
nan. ,.h HIM for being thus explicit We put hjs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

u The Correspondent of the New York Even
ing Journal, relates that the following occurred in
the House OF Representatives, the day Duff Green
was brought to the stand Il witness by Mr.. Stan.
berry Shame! Shame! The second WASHINGTON,
Gen Green was summoned to the stand as q
witness, and at the instance of the counsel for the
accused, the House refused to examine him touch.
ing his knowledge of the attempt at fraud. This |
deem an nJndicl"us step the part of the friends
OF the President, since they have thus far cndcavo.
red to cXculpatc Houston from tic charge
in consequence of this decision of the House,
Mr. Stanbcry rose III his place. and declared that if
they would grant him compulsory process to bring
witnesses to the bar of the House he pledged hisI-
sell TO prove, not only the coitcm lated fraud but
also that the President Of the L. States had freely
denounced both Houses Of Congress, and actually
nenaced, or countcnanccd personal violence of
thcr Members. Mr. :. called to order by
Jackson-man, who took exception to his allegation:
he however repeated it with additional emphasis
and demanded the process. There was an express
I've silence Pcryadlng the House for some moments
when the Speaker announced there was no motion
before the House. After some dcsultory convcrsa-
ton, the House adjourned to meet tomorrow at |
O'clock"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
55%eSsscsrsmy E!ees,ss:g. o3Es.:; :.
TIE TARlFF-McLANE'$ REPORT
NlRGINIA-GLas RTrCIIIE x co


We yesterday gave the views OF The Globe on the
subject of Mr.. McLnncs Report; from no part;cu
lar respect for The paper, the President whose
organ 1t Is; but because ii is the organ OF the Prcsi
dent, and because his views and wishes have weight
whether entitled to it or otherwise. At the same
time, we confess ourselves to have been please d
with the conciliatory spirit of that artclc-a virtue
at this time, especially worthy of appreciation, APP
pear where it may, for nothing is more undcniale.
than that every thing now depends upon it. For
the same reason, whatever justice may be contained
in many of the observations Of the TELEGRAPH, ON
the same subject of Mr.. HIcLanes Report we are
forced TO condemn the general tenor of it's STRIFE
lures too strongly tincturcd with cens!rc and rs
very lnjl.tercntly calculated to promote concord
Because the Secretary has reported scheme Of mo-
dl!ication, countcnanccd by the President it does
not follow that that scheme is to be adopted in all
Its details. Ii may be sollcncd and variously new
modelled by the wisdom of Congress- to meet the
demands et the South; and the patriotism OF the
Telegraph, instead of eXaspcrating the Anti Tariff
spirit, by representing Mr.. McLamcs bill as propo
sing most 'uncquul and unjust f0rcS" ought TO lie
engaged III throwing oil upon the waves OF party.
| We however, rc-publish it's article, as possibly
speaking the first mpre ssions of the extreme Anti
| Tariff party. We have thus the Government fem
per on this subjective mean that of jackson and
| his (Nan BUREN, fricnds-and the ultra Anti-Tarin
temper supposed to he embodied by the Telegraph:
onc other great party has 20 be heard from-wc
mean those who support Mr.. Clay.
a curious enquiry suggests itself How will
'"g'"d receive this prCjct Of Mr.. McLanc, which
Is to be the final basis of the Tariff policy? What
part will her Delegation in Congress takc2 We
need not advert to the Partic"tar dilemma in which
Virginia and those who govern Virginia, are plt-
ccd' IN reference to this question, and it affords
abundant Illustration OF the crooked policy which
mas PF'oo''''a''d' SINCE principles were abandoned
IN '"' support OF Jackson and the State led in a
VIVA goose chase ai'er men. virginia was the first
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

u On Saturday, the House of Representatives
by lO2, to II, confirmed the vote of Friday in Com
mittce of the Whole, refusing to concur with the
Senate IN striking out the French Appropriations
l lie amendment OF the Senate sustained by
Messrs' McDuihc, Nickliic, f.. Everett, Ingcrsoll,
and Doddridge, and opposed by Msssrs. Archer,
wayne Dr;yton, and Adams The Globe says,
1.-The Speech of Mr.. Adams, the bursting of a
bomb shell in the midst of the new Coalition" We
wish the Globe luck of his uGDie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

CASE OF HousToN.-In consequence of Mr.
hcy's ndlsposition, iioustons trial was postponed
again on Saturday. BY the way, Mr.. Key is allied
ged to have acquitted himself with only moderate
ability. His ground of defence was that it was q
case OF assault and battery and that the House had
no power to punish for assault and battery! He
seems TO nave blinkcd the contempt-thc breach of
privilege. Various gentlemen are taking notes, and
among them we understand DodtIrdrc Burges. and
Coulter. debate dscursvc and inflammatorv
Is expected, and people arc iiocking TO hear that
and the various discussions OF much more moment
which may be expected to occur almost daily. TO
the end of the session. The Presidents approbo.
patton OF Houston's conduct his announcement
oil The NASHVILLE tactics" his dcnunciation of all
that displeasc him in either House, couchcd in Ian
guage violent and disgracoful, will become the
theme of animadvcrSion, if not the subject OF
Proct, before the House Of Representatives
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

" ionsion's trial was farther postponed on
'o"o.y' in consequence of Mr. Keys continued
iudisposition
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

r now charged on the Value OF the merchandise,
inc duties are calculated to be taken Off all
ISos ior INLAND transportation, commissions
"y"ec, wharfage, &c. III the foreign country, TO
o'Srucrcd as constituting part of the cost or
c''uo oil The goods, and insurance only from the
be excepted ' ~
y, C'ea" on duties, reduced-one half to be paya-
0 III three months, and one half i'm six MONTHS
uhoer two hundred dollars TO be paid i'm cash Du.
es ON rootens to BE- paid in cash. or the woollens
may be stored for 3 and 6 months upon pavment
OF interest
AUCTION duty of l J per cent. on foreign woollcn
manufactures sold at public auction; in places
Mhere there is an officer of the Customs no such
"oocns to be sold at auction unless an officer be
present
appraisers may examine owners, importers, con.
S"ees ana others on oath, and require the product
ION oil any papers in their possession touching the
value Oh The merchandise to lie appraised by them;
IL 'hc owner, importer or consrnec, declines to ap-
pear or produce the papers the appraisemcnt to be
mai Ii they swear falsely to be deemed guilty of
perjury, and goods to be forfeited
In consideration Of the duties imposed ON article,
uScd IN constructing and fitting ships and uessels, u
dfHr0"ck to be allowed under certain regulations
on first taking out papers, of two dollars a ton on
Registered vessels; one dollar and twenty five cents
on Enrolled and Licensed; and fifty cents ton ON
steamboats,.
Woollen and cotton goods of similar kind but diff
icrent quality, contained in the same PACKAGE arc
only to be charged according to the value of the
best article, when charged in the invoice at an
average price.
Woolien or cotton goods, found in package,
ana not contained i'll the entry, to be forfeited
Tins and the preceding provision, are the same as
III the Dill reported by the Committee on Manufac-
lures In the House of Representatives.