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10 LET
TENEMENT. convenient iofs 4 ANAL
- family, on Chestnut Hill. 0nS milo east
81 the Village. Inquire or
Aprir28 JOSEPH ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17
NEW ADVERTHSEMENTs

EpY HAGGERTY, AUSTEN & Co.-Wec York,
NE Thursday. 10Th inst, 10 oeiock.-TEAS and Cas-.
Ella, the entire cargo, imported in ship Italy, from Canton;
consisting of
1902 chests Young Hyson
1853 half chests Of ditto
lS7 chests Hyson
Zoo0 twelve pound boxes Of ditto
10 chests Hyson Skin
1925 chests Tonkay
1873 chests Souchonr
i9o half chests of ditto
ZOO thirteen pound boxes fine ditto
S3 chests fine Pouchong
53i6 mates Cassia
Catalogue, and samples will be ready tho day previous
to the sale-and the Teas can be examined in tho lofts of
Store No. 1877, Pearl street, until the hour of sale.
New-York, Jan. IL. [77-tdsl
EtNRESH GARDEN SEED.-Justr received direct from
a. the gardens of ID. and c. Landreth, Philadelphia,
the following Garden Seed, warranted fresh, genuine. and
OF the last years growth, viz -
Beef-Long Blood, Early Turnip.
Broeeoi-New Cape, Sulphur, Invisible White.
Bedns-Lima,E Early Six Weeks, Early Yellow Bunch,
Emma hed Eyes, Carolina or Sewee, Red Speckled Valeu-
tine.
Carrot-Early Horn, Long Orange.
Cdbbdgc-Philadelphia, Red Dutch, Curled SAVOY.
Drumhead, Bergen, Early York, Large York. Sugar Loaf,
Cauiyao,cers-Early, Late.
~Celery-White Solid, Red Solid.
Cress, or Pepper Grass:
Guc,nnoer-Early Frame, Long Prickly.
E~ndivc-Curled.
Egg ~Plant-LargeP Purple.
Leeh-Large London.
L~ettuee-Early Cabbage, Early Curlcd. White Cos,
India.
.~Melon-Nutmeg, Citron.
~Onion-strasburg, Silver Skin, Large Yellow.
P~drsLsy-Curled.
Rddish-Whitc Turnip, Spanish White, Spanish Black.
Long Salmon, Long Scarlet, Yellow Turnip, yellow sum,
Iner.
Peas-Landreth's Extra Early, EARLY Frame, Early
Charlton, Imperial Blue, Royal Dwarf, Marrow Fat.
Spindch-Round Prickly.
Squdsh-Early Bush, Long Green.
Iurnip-Early Dutch, Red Top. Ruta Baga White,
Ruta Baga Yellow.
Tomdtoes-Large.
Pot ~Her6s-Variety.
Aiso-Landreth's catalogue OF greenhouse Plants,
Fruit Trees, &C., with a short treatise on, tie culuvatio,
OF vegetables in general. JAS. NcKILDoE.
Jan. II, 1882. 77-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

y oocdicncc to a Decree of Hanover County Court.
~ pronounced on the 9th day OF October last, in a GER
uih SUIT In the said Court, between Sarah Crenshaw and
1Shcrs' Plaintiffs, against Hamilton A.. Crenshaw and others,
cree will, on the 10th day of January next. sell unon tho
premises, a Tract of land belonging to the Heirs of Joel
Crenshaw, dec, lying on both sides of Cedar Creek. and
ADJOINING the lands OF Joseph Vaughan, Henry Pollard
ana others-and supposed to contain about eighty acres /:
ana on the next day, they will sell upon the premises, one
o.ner tract OF Land belonging TO the said estate, contain
Co,. wm.L. White and others.-Terms of sale, so much
cash as Will pay the costs of suit, &c.-for the balance
or purchasers executing bond or bonds, with approved Sc
curity' and a Deed of Trust on the land to secure the pay
mcnt. THE NMICSTOTE
Dec H. 65-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

~ ,ho ENQUIRER is published twice a week. generally, and
snicc uucs n week during tho session Of he state Legislature :
r"So, ne same !, hete,of,'e, Five Dollar, pc, oaoum payable in adj
"eo votes "i chartered, specic-pa, ing banks (oniy) will be receive
2 q IN payment The Editors will GUARANTEED tho safety OF rcmitting
"cm ny mat the postage Of all letters being paid by the writers
Ut No paper will be discontinued, but at tho discretion Of Tho
Editors, until all arrearag-s have been paid Up.
aT- whoever wi guarantee the paymen, ofnine papers shall havo
The tenth Ora is.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
fv One square. or less First insertion rs cen,s-eaeh .on,;,,.
nnc"' 90 cenis. No advertisement. Inserted, until il has either bcen
Paid lot, o assumed by some person in this city OF is epvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

NOTICE.-The accommodation Line of Stages hereto
IN fore advertised to Charlottesville to run from Louisa
in connection with the line from Richmond
TO Orange Courthouse, and the Culpeper line to AIexan-
dria, &c. will be discontinued ill further advertisement,
except so FAR as passengers who may choose 20 take my
Stage from Richmond via Louisa Courthouse, for Char
lottcsyillc: in that case i thall be always prepared 10 send
them in a comfortable Stage or Carriage, with safe drivers
and first rate horses. JNO. NJ. PRICE.
Jan. D. IT2-2aM3wl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

NOTICE. Iorcwarn all persons from buying a negro
la boy by the name OF Creed, belonging to the Estate of
Isaac JOhnson.-He was taken from the possession of Mrs
hlary Johnson a few days ago.-i have no doubt but he
will he offered for sale in the City of Richmond. Creed
Is about IL years old, dark complexion, a little inclined to be
ncar-sightcd; and he has a shaking of his head, which
Is Increased by speaking to him. There is a trust deed on
Creed, executed to Jonning s Jones, in which John Da-
mel and myself are trustees. DAVID ODD
Jan. II, 1882. 77-w2W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17
IINNItfSOAN, In Ut
Dec. 10. [6l-tds] Edmund Harrison, dec.
MALUABLE real ESTATE ToR sALE-By vir-

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-By vir-
v tue of a Decree az the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Henrico, in the case of
Price VS.. George ct al. pronounced on the 9th Deccm-
Der, lS3l-the subscribers will sell by public auction to the
highest bidder, at Hanover Court House, on Tuesday, the
3ist day of January next, the tract of land on which the
Court House stands, Except the public lott together with
the taverns and all other houses, upon the following terms,
to wit: $4,000 to be paidin cash, and a credit of IL months
from the day fsale as TO the residue of the purchase mo-
ney, the purchaser giving bond with security for the cred
it payment, and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
The subscribers are justified in saying, that it is as valua-
BILE property for its extent as any which has been offer
cd for sale in Virginia, for some time, or win be again Of
fered. The tract contains about GOO acres of land, a large
portion of which is flat land, and very good, and lies on
both sides OF the main stage road to the North, and not
twenty miles from the city OF Richmond.
The buildings consist of two large tavern houses, nearly
new, a small Westinghouse, Kitchen, stables, and other
customary out-houscs and two store-louses. This proper
ty has rented for several years past for $1,000 per annum,
until the last year, when it rented under disadvantagcous
circumstances for $3.50; and in the hands of a judicious
manager, it would be one of the NEST valuable tavern
stands in Virginia. The tavern houses arc insured. MIR.
Sutton, on the premises, will shew the property TO any dis
posed to examine it.
JAMES r.. SUTTON, 1cu
THOMAS PRICE, Jr COMMISSIONER
Dec. 30. 70-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17
ri MYSTICISM CURED.-DR. j. l.. BENSON, he,

II hbSPEPSlA J. l.. BENSON, begs
HV leave TO return thanks TO the public, for the very
liberal patronage received since his arrival. in Richmond,
and feels much pleasure in stating that experience and
great success in the treatment Of Dyspepsia warrants him
in guaranteeing TO cure every case Of Indigestion, (within
the aid Of pharmaceutical t%reatment) that may be present
cd. Having made encouragement, DIR. y. will leave this
city in a few weeks, and expects 10 be gone three months.
4 o those who are afflicted with this distressing disease, a IA.
vorablc opportunity is now oferedfor their safe and speedy
relief: it would far exceed the limits ofan advertisement TO
give a minute description Of all the diseases produced by
indigestion, as ! observed in a preceding notice on the sub
jcct, that "thc celebrated English Surgeon Abernethey,
attributed nine cases out Of ten Of the diseases in the hui
man frame to Indigestion" The great and increasing
demand for DE-. Benson's Digestive Pills, and Tooth-acho
Drops, since their efficacy has become known in this city,
is an additional proof of their superiority.
DR.. Bcnsons office is No. As Eagle Hotel, but if request.
cd will visit ladies in the city, at their respective abodcs
Ladies and gentlemen from the country will receive inn
mediate attention.
N. B.-Every operation on the teeth performed upon
the most modern, improved, scientific principles; with the
least possible pain, and correct professional skill.
Dec. II. W-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17
Dec. IL

celebrated SIR CHARLES will stand the
next season at the stable of my son George w.
'ohnson' and under his immediate management, within
one mile OIL Moodys Tavern, in the county of Chester
field, about 20 miles from Richmond and PETERSBURG
Terms, &C., hereafter. w
Chesterfield, Dec. 8, 1881. 6I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

EARRlS & BUTLER, General Agents and Com
3 q. mission Merchants, Richmond, Va, offer their scr.
vices to their friends and the public. Intending TO confinc
themselves exclusively TO Agency business, in which both
OF them have been brought up, they flattcr themselves
their exertions to promote the interest OF hose by whom
they may be employed, will generally be successful
Their Office is on the Dock, which enables them TO attend
particularly to consignmcntso Of Hcrrings, Bacon, Wheat,
Corn, Cotton, Lumber, &c. &C. VIM NJ. HARRIS
VIM. i. BUTLER.
Jan. 5. ret
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

VEtHlb Subscriber, anxious TO close ha accounts, which
d have been standing for twelve months or more, re-
quests those indebted 10 him by open account, TO come for
ward aud close them, If not with cash, at all events by
BOND or note. And tiose now indebted by bond or note,
(now duel he hopes will in like manner consider this in
Sitaiion as extending to them, TO come forward and dis
charge them without rtherimportunity.-H has on hand
nm extensive assortment OF fresh Drugs, Medicines, Sur
geon's Instruments, Paints, Oils. sc, and expects by tho
next arrival from New York and Philadelphia, c~onsidcra-
Die additions, all Of which he will sell at a fair price for
cash, or 10 punctual customers AZ the usual credit.
Dec, 30, lJ0-2awlml II. c. MCNAMARA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

&MTANTED.-Two Apprentices TO learn the Printing
Wv BusineSs.-Boys from the country, of steady ha.
bits, who can read and write well, would greatly be pre-
.fsrrcd.-Enquiro at the Office of the Compiler.
Jan. II. 76-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1882.
j PROPOSALS will be received at this office as fol.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

HBROPOSALS will be received at this office as fol-
b lows:
It. For the construction OF a Dam across the Potomac
River near "'Harper's Ferry and for the construction of
a Stone Aqueduct across Catoctin Creek, until the 3lst
day Of January instant.
I'd. For the excavation, emtankment, and walling Of
twelve miles of Canal, extending from the Saith section of
the Canal near TO the "Point of Rocks to Harper's ferry,
in sections of about half a mile each, and for the construc-
lion of four Stone lift Locks and one Guard Lock, and seve-
raj Culverts on the same portion of Canal, Until the 18th
day of February next.
3rd. For the excavation, cmbankment, and walling of
forty miles Of Canal, extending from Harpcr's Ferry to
Wilhamsport, and for the construction of the necessary
Locks, Aqucducts, Culyerts, and Dams, until the Goth day
Of March next.
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aqueduct
will be exhibited after the 18th instant, and the contracts
will be declared at the Canal Office in this City, on the LIST
day OF February next.
The plan and specification of the other work below
Harper's Ferry, will be exhibited at the Canal Office after
the 2Sth inst, and the contract will be declared at Harper's
Ferry, on the 2d day of February next.
The plan andspeciicationo of the work between Harper's
Ferry and Williamsport, will be exhibited at the Canal Office
after the 10th day OF March next, and the contracts will be
declared at Shepherdstown, in Virginia, on the 9TH day Of
April following.
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished, on applica-
ton TO this Office. JOHN p. INGLE
Jan. IL. LT7-eot23Fl Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal.
W 4 n Al = .:u - I'll - a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-17

mbROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber UNI
"a I'll the 10Th inst, for supplying by contract the
troops stationed at this post, with Fresh Beef, of a good
and wholesome quality, in quarters, with an equal proper
ton oil each, in quantities as may from time TO time
he required for the troops, not exceeding twice in each
week, and on such days as may be designated by me.
Persons making such proposals, will state the price per
pound, and will be required TO give a bond, with two suf
fcient securities, for the faithful performance Of the con-
tract. WIN. PAIMER
Belona Arsenal, I'd JAN, 1881.
Jan. II. 77-3t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-11
Advertisement !!

TO THE ASTHMETIC f. NSUHPT TIVE
TIME most prevalent and fatal of all the Dis
Il eases incident to civilized society-ihe
Consumption--may generally be traced to
the least alarming OF disorders, a slight bn.
neglected Cold. By estimation il appears that
one hundred and my thousand persons die
annually of the Consumption. Most ofthese
dreadful results may be attributed TO common
Colds, and negligent treatment, of the har.
RAISING Cough that generally ensues- which
is usually followed oy difficult breathing, pain
in the side, and at last liberated Lungs. Vio-
lent and repeated Asthnalic attacks ulso
bring on consumptive symptoms. One or iuo
dollars expended in the purchase of
DR.. RELIES Asst MATlC PILLS,
and little attention to their timely admins.
tration. will usually ensure a mitigation Of
these disorders. and generally effect cure
The Pills are also n easy and effectual rem
edy for the symptoms preceding and accom-.
panying the Asth,ns and Consumption. For
Colds, Coughs, difficulty Of breathing. tight
ness and structure across the Chest, Wheex-
ing, Pain in the Side, Splitting of Blood, &c.
Few cases can occur of any Of this class Of
disorders in which the purchasers OF DR..
Relies Pills will noi find rich return for
their trlfing expenditure.
Price-whoe boxes, 80 Pills, l coll. half
DO. l2 Pills, so cts.
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TO THE
W Ladies' !!

NTHITE and SOUND Teeth are both al,
w ornament and blessing. The best
security for their advantages is 10 be found
in the use Of the
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTfFRICE.
This clegan, Tooth Potcder, with very lit.
tie use, eradicatcs the Sc,ury in the gums
and prevents the accumulation of 7arfer,
which not only blackens hut loosens the
teeth, and accelerates their decay. The
Dentifrce thus removes the prevailing can.
ses of offensive breath, preserves the health
mess and Horidness of the gums, and renders
the teeth beautifully white.
Price. 50 cents.
None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole propr;e.
TOR, i. KIDDER, immediate successor to the
late DR.. w. Il. CONWAY. For sale at his
Counting Room, over No. SO Court street
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
DIR. II. II. HAZARD,
At the sign Of the
Golden Mortar,
Washington Square,
Newport, Il. I.
ALSO,
AT the sign Of the
GOOD SAMARITAN
8 doors south of Market Square,
Newport, r. !.
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Oh there was lost and found again, our royal
friends we'll known,
And in our breast we'll treasure il, at loast they
should do so,
There is unity and secrecy
A firm plan despising evil
five part on tho square;
Well sgaip meet on the level
Whack Row do Dow, &c.
Let Us join hand in hand, and drink to thirty.
fve,
And who will cheer the merriest, let zach
Frcemason strive,
Well hand in hand with trowels bright
Cement it eost unstained from OWL,
five part on the square;
Well meet again on the level.
Whack Row do Dow, SO.
Its now we talk ofparting, the thing affects my
heart,
For with many worthy brethren wo'ro now a.
bout to part,
But he that plann'd great nations span,--
Can guard US from impending evil,
| And lot tho astonished world confess;
That we act on the square and level.
Whack Row dc Dow, Whack fol do Rol do Rol
de Day.
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STANZAS.
ON ATTENDING AN EXHIBITION or A

ON ATTENDING AN EXHIBITION ORA
FEMALE SCHOOL.
How fair upon the gazer's sight
In Learning's sacred fame,
With cheek of bloom and robe of white
Glide on yon graceful train.
Plest creatures Ito whose guleless eye
E.rth's eilded gifts are new,-
Ye know not that dislrustful sigh
Which deems its vows untrue.
There CLEANS bubble in your cup,
BY hope and fancy hurst,
How high its sparkling foam leaps up
Ye do no, think twill burst -
And be it far from me to fling.
On budding joys blight
] would not spread ravens wing,
To shade path so bright.
There twines wreath around your brow
Blen, with a sunny braid.
Love gives its flowers their infant glow,
Ye do not think twill fade -
But yet 'twere safer there 10 bind
That plant Of changeless die,
Whose root is in the owly mind, -
Whose blossom in the sky.
Yet who o'er Beauty's form can hang,
Nor think how future years
Msy bring stern Sorrows speechlcss pang
And Disappointment tears
Unceasing toil-unpitied care,
Cold treachery's serpe nt-moon,
Ills that the tender breast must bear
Unapswerlng and alone.
But as the fral and fragrant flower,
Crush'd by the sweeping blast
Doth even in Death an increase pour
The sweetest and the last
So woman's deep enduring love
Which nothing can appal,
Her steadfast faith that looks above
For res.--can COZ quer all. l.. II. s.
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N T. w
g II 0 G L RY S T o K T..
S. a. ROBINSON,
Has just received
AMI nrrruc ron oArr

AMI OFFERS FOR SALBs
At his store
IN THE
Merchan s. Bank Building
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES.
Wines,
Madeira, Sicily, Teneritfe, Canary, Dry
and Sweet Malaga, Brown Sherry, Port
Claret Rousillon and Campagne.
Liquors,
BRANDY -Outard and Dupuy, Signette.
RuM.--Old Jamacia, st. Croix, &c.
GIN--Hcl!and and Country.
Teas,
Rysou, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Sou
OhoDg, &c.
Groceries,
Sue Axs--a wanna White and Brown, st.
Croix, Lump, Loaf g. Chrystalzed.
CoFFxE--Cuba, 81. Domingo, Old Java,
Laguars, and Porto Rico.
MoLAssEs-- avana.
RAisINs--Keg. and Box.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Citron, Pi-
mento, Pepper, Currants, Almonds, Starch,
Soap, Indigo, Mustard, Chocolate, Prunes,
Olives, Capres. Anchovies, Ginger, Cheese,
Rice, P,ans, Soda and Butter Crackers &c
LoriI'srd's Macabeau, Rappee and Scotch
Snuff, end p. A. l.. tobacco--Mrs C. B. Mil.
ier's fire cut tobacco and Virginia, Cavendish
Ladie- Twist, and and Tobacco.
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and felt at less to what I should
refer it.
"Agnes, love How beautiful is the
setting sun !" exclaimed my wife, draw
ing aside the curtains.
"Raise me. Let mo look at it," re-
piled Miss P family. She gazed
earnestly at the magnificent objects for
some minutes and then abruptly said
to me
Z" He will be here soon 7"
ain few moments / expect him.
But-Agnss why do you wish to see
him 7"
She sighed and shook her head.
IT had been arranged that DR.. D.
should accompany Mr.. N to my
house, and conduct him up stairs, after
strongly enjoining on him the necessity
there was for controlling his feelings, aud
Displaying as little emotion as possible.
My heart leaped into my mouth-as tho
saying is--when l heard the expected
knock at the door.
ON has come at last |" said /. in
a gentle tone, looking earnestly at her,
toNsee if she was agitated. 1t was not
the case. She sighed, but eyinced no
trepida,ion.
Shall he be shown ia at once I" l
inquired.
"No--wait few moments" replied
the extraordinary girl, and seemed lost
in thought for about a minute.
"Now !" she exclaimed; and l sent
down the nurse, herself pale and trem-
bling with apprehension, to request the
attendance of DR.. D and Mr.. n.
AS they were heard slowly approach
ing the room / looked anxiously at my
patient, and kept my fingers on her
pulse. There was not symptom Of
futtering or agitation. At length the
door was opened, aud DR.. D--s slow
ly entered with N. upon his arm. As
soon as his pale trembling figure was
visible, calm and heavenly smile
5eamed upon the countenance Of Miss
P. 1t was full ofinsffable loveliness
She stretched out her right arm he
pressed it to his lips, without u,tering a
word.
My eyes were rivitted on the features
of Miss P. Either they deceived
me, or saw strange alteration--as il
"a cloud was stealing over her face.
was right We all observed her color
fading rapidly. j rose from my chair ;
DR.. D. also came nearer, thinking
she was on the verge of fainting. Her
eyes were fixed upon the flushed feat
ures of her lover, and cleaned with ra-
dance. She gently elevated both of her
arms towards him, and he leaned over
her.
"Prepare !" she exclaimed in low
thrilling tone--her features became pa
Ter and paler-her arms fell. She had
spoken--she had breathod her last
She was dead
Within twelve months poor n
followed her and to the period of his
death, no other word or thought seemed
to occupy his mind but the momentons
warning which issued from the expiring
lips of Agnes P, Prepare.
! have no mystery to solve, no denou-
ment to make, tell the facts as they
occurred md hope they may not be
told in vain