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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21

There is statement in the published speech of Gen
smith, which, II he made in the Senate did not attract
my attention. lie says he asked whether the FERNS
proposed by the British act of Parancp VI of Julv 1875
satisfactory; that said q" considered thcv were
all we could ask" Now \ perfectly confident that
the Senator's recollection is Inaccurate and that never
dd say TO him that the proposed by the were ap
could ask II impossible should have said So Fo,
oil course the United Staes) os privileges those Powers
are required to place the and navigation Of
treat Britain european well colonal upon the foot
ing oil the most favored nation That is if we had accent
ed the terms rendered the face of the act we would
have allowed the British vessels all the privileges which
we nave granted by treaties of reciprocity with Guae
maa and other Powers The vessels of Great Britain
therefore, would have been at liberty import into the
United States, on equal footing with own pro-
ducion of any part of the globe, with corresponding
privilege the part vessels in the ports oC Crr
Britain. IL r. true that the King in Council was afboz
ed to dispense with Of the conditions Of the act i'm be
half OF powers not possessing colonies. But whether the
condition, embracing the principle OF the most favored ma
ton would have been dispensed with not was unknown
to me at the time the Senator the conversation TO
have happened Add, long after, Mr. Vaughan, the Bri-
act of Parliament That very authority, vested in the
King, demonstrates the necessity there further ex-
plandtion, II not negotiation
With respect to the from nae TO the enaior which
he says he received accompanying the draft OF the bill
introduced by him IL would be more satisfactory II hc
would publish the note ITSELF instead of what hc represents
10 be extract H e
My belefwass and so stated, that Mr.. Hughes was
instructed TO aid Mr. Conno the agent of the claimants
against Sweden TO procure indemnity Mr. Hughes was
instructed and charged with negotiation for the claims of
our cuzcns ON Denmark which he was assisted hy Mr.
Connel the agent OF the claimants there also Having
bad no recent TO the Department of State u IS uos
ablc was mistaken as 20 the fact Of Mr. Hughes being
especially instructed in respect to the Swedish claims
and that COMPOUNDED the two negotiations In pont n
'"ot' however Mr. Hughes, either under his general in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21
Lance.

| L.
Hf the American Eclipse, full brother to the noted
running mare Ariel, will stand the present season
my father, Robert Hurt9 $50 the season. due the 18th
July next when the will expire; $40 to insure
mare to be in oal payable when is asceraincd or the
mare is transferred and 81 to the groom for mare
The mares which failed to Medley last Spring, by the
season. may be insured to Lance for the price of the
Extensive pastures and wheat lots for mares and
colts and mares fed with grain required at 25 cents per
day. Strict attention will be paid to prevent accidents
escapes but no liability for either.
HaIDar County. Pa FEB 10, 1882
description and Performances -LANcE is of a beauti-
u blood bay COLOR with remarkably black legs name and
ta without any white, upwards of five feet two and
half inches high ten years old last Spring. of fine BODY
very ful in his MUSCLES and most beautifully formed in
any horse whatever.
His performances the Turf have been of tho first
order. When only three years old, he run two match
races oil $4,000 each, foar mile heats with 126 lbs him.
one oil which he tho he lost the weight be-
ing so heavy and the distance long for colt he
tanned injury in of his legs and was OBLIGED to he
rested for some time after which he beat Fairfax and
dstanced Hazard, Fagelaor, and one other three n;I
OF four mile heats tho same course AGAINST
Walker and Janet in which he took the first heat and
second to Sally Walker in the third heat in quick time,
beating the celebrated Janet full sister Sir Charles
shows him to be horse of the first character as Sal
ly Walker the same year did not lose single heat any
other horse, beating all the best horses from the Southern
States, among them ARIEL full sister TO Lance, well known
in Virginia as formidable and what speaks highest
of Lance, is his family, Ariel, Splendid Roman Ange
line, and oKely are all from Lahces dam, and have all
been winners. WILLIAM r.. JOHNSON.
CertUcdte.-We, the undersigned, do certify that the
bay horse Lance the property OF Samuel Laird Of Mon
mouth County State OF New Jersey foal getter
we having bred from him. and find his colts promising
GEORGE A. CoRTIUs,
TUNIs VANDEvIER,
THOMAS SHEARMAN,
WILLIAM HAIGHT,
WILLIAM Triton.
Coils .N;eck, .Netc Jersey, July 18Th 1881
have the original certificate of the blood OF Lance from
Charles Henry Hall of New York. which would do credit
to any horse but the Pedigree is lengthy, it would
swell this notice beyond the usual limits and therefore,
omitted; but all the original letters certificates, &C.
in my possession, and will shew them with pleasure to
any person who may wish to them. AS l feel sa-
tisied now offer to the public fine horse, trust that
breeders will do the favor of calling and examining for
themselves WILLIAM W. HURT
Peb. 10 9l-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21

a COMMISSION BUSINESS.-IIaving admitted my
" Frederick partner the Commission Business
will in future be conducted under the firm of Richard
Frederick Anderson at the stand occupied by me- near
the ShockOe Ware-housc. solicit for the new concern
the confidence and patronage of my old friends custo
mers: my long acquaintance with the Commission Bus
ness, will, think, enable the TO give salts
faction to those who may conde property its manage
ment Advances il required, will, reasonable extent
be made consgnments of produce. Orders for the pr
chase of the produce of the country will receive prompt
attention. RICHARD ANDERSON
Feb. T. S6-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21
BY RITCMIE & COOK.

Lhs ENQUIRER published woeh generality and
s os week during tho session Of tho Legs
% s he!e.oc'o Five Dollars payable adj
I'd In payment Tho Editors safety
oy maui tho postage OF all letters being paid BY the writer's
NO will be discontinued discretion the
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up
whoever vii guarantee the nine papers shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
essFirst
snc' 90 cents No advertisement inserted until
paid Tor assumed by city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21

AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber is duly authori-
sed to sell that well known Tract of Land, called
Mayfed, lying in the county OF Hanover about one mile
from the Mechanicsvle turnpike from the city of
Richmond directly the road leading from the Meadow
Bridges to Hanover town. and bounded by the lands of
Richard johnson, Edmund Crcnshaw, Hill and others
This tract contains agreeably survey acres
Z35 OF which prime wood land: there are, ALSO few
acres OF meadow land The quantity of timber on this
tract is an object well worthy the consideration of pur
chasers while its vicinity to Richmond and the healthfu-
ness Of its situation, would render it desirable retreat
during the fall seasons to any gentleman of
family residing in the city The dwelling house is suf-
cicntly commodious for the accommodation of large IA
ily LIZ not disposed Of privately it will be offered to the
highest bidder the premises, Thursday the 22d day
Of March next if fair and not, the fair day there
after, either in body in lots suit purchasers
third cash. the balance in two equal annual
payments the purchaser giving bonds with good security
and deed Of trust upon the property
PETER TINSLEY.
pOWhatan C.. H., Feb. Il. 92-wtdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21

I'm CHANCERY--In James City county court, Jan.
u 9th, 1882:
William Hawkins, administrator of Allen Richardson,
Decd pitt
against
Norborne RatclGe, Thomas RatcliGc, Caroline Rat
cliife, heirs Of James Radcliffe, decd DTS
This cause, in which the order of publication appears
to have been duly published, this day be heard
on the bill and exhibits fled and argued by counsel;
consideration Whereof the court doth adudge, order and
Decree that an account be taken before the master COM
missioner this court of the fee simple and probable annual
value oil the lands of James Raelihc deceased-and also
that the plaintiff render before the commissioner an
account showing the amount Of the debt due the plain
Tiff, and demanded by his bill, together with any pay
Inens which have been made TO him on that account
which accounts, the commission is directed TO
anime, state and settle, and make report thereof the
court with any matters specially stated deemed pernen
by HIMSELF which may be required to be stated by
the parties. A copy Tcse,
Feb FL. T92-wiw1 TIL O. COGBILL. G..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BrimlIncr.

Beautiful bay, Of great power will stand the ensu
10 the County of Goochand, twenty two miles above
Richmond and ten below the County Court House, and
70 serve mares at the moderate price Of fifteen
dollars the seasondischarged by twelve dollars if paid
ny the fifteenth July, (when the season will expire
twenty five dollars will be required to ensure mare with
ors parted wh-good pasurage will be afforded gratis
mares LEFT with the horse and good care taken Of them
put no Liability for accidents escapes. The will
be fed, If directed, at twenty five cents day. Brmmer
Will be at his stand the LIST day OF March, ready serve
r. r. HARRISON
Pedigree.-Brimmcr was gotten by Herod his dam bv
Robin hedbreas his grand dam by Shark great grand
. %am by Give g. grand dam by Lath. g. g. g. grand
@d JANUS oy nsyUFs rernoug an grand dam by
SIS grand dam BY Old js %a 0y wilmington g
6rtmmer's pedigree erpiained.-Herod gotten by
Thomas G: Bunburys Diomed Dioned by Florizel, in in
brated horse Partner, Robin Redbreast was gotten by
the Earl OF Derbys horse Sir Peter Teazle Sir Peter
Ieazle by Hghnyer, Highnyer by Herod Herod bv Mr..
Crofts Partner; Shark was gotten by Marsh. Marsh bv
Lord Godolphins Arabian Horse, who called the Co
dolphin Arabian, Give gotten by Baylors Fear
phin Araban Wilmington gotten bv Lord Lowthers
Barb. Feb 81 roo oaySSSsi ''e'
II toMPoUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASI-For
ctedn,ng and preserving the Teeth and Gums and
S,ed,s"tg me .Houh-The Compound Chlorine Tooth
WASH ehectually cleanses the Teeth and will answer the
ingredient which can in any case be inurous II ,;u ~
80 be found to keep the brush itself free from all mpr
ncs.-Ihe Compound Chlorine Tooth ash has the fur
advantage OF cleansing the mouth aso and of remoy
ing Whatever is offensive in the breathIt hardens the
Sums and valuable remedy for cankcr or soreness of
the mouth may also used with the creates. advon
tage as gargle for throat In ne It preserves the
TEEN and mouth in all respects in clean and healthy con-
'idoh, and is agreeable to the taste.
~ ms wash has been recommended by number of dis
sngashed physicians, among whom are DR. Stedman of
.he United States Marine Hospital; Dr. Shurtle of os-
University. "'
The genuine article received from the manufacturers
and for sale by CHARLES CODDARD
Hichinond Feb FL [92-2] Agent for Richmond
C.. G. has Chloride of Lime, Cayenne Pepper, Muri-
ATTIC Acid Rose Water, Juubo Paste, Seine Cork Orange
Gum Shellac Alcohol, Copal and Japan Vamish Gold
Leaf andis receiving supplies Of Fresh Medicines Paints
O &C., which he offers to country Merchants, Physi-
cians and those purchasing for family use the
reasonable terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21

al ADEiRA wINE.-Fine old Madeira Wine, i'm.
I'VE ported by us direct from Madeira in 1927, and
since then has had the benefit OF voyage to London
For sale by e. & A. WARWICK
Feb. IL. 9i-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21

I'm CHANCERY.--At rules holden in the Clerks Of
u flee of the County Court of Charlotte, the 9th day of
February, 1882, Abraham s. Daniel John Lgon and
cy his wife, formerly Nancy Daniel Charles w. Jones,
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Daniel Pitts,
against
James q. Daniel, Robert Morton admOr of John G..
Daniel decd, Elizabeth Daniel (widow Of Campbell Da-
MEL dec d. and Pleasant ars and Sally his wife, Dets
The Defendants, James G. Daniel and Pleasant Harris
and Sally his wife not having entered their appearance,
according TO the Act OF Assembly and the Rules tiis
Court and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not inhabitants OF this State the motion
Ot the plaintiffs by counselH is ordered That the said
Defendants do appear here the first Monday in MAY
next and enter their appearance and answer the plaintiffs
bill. and give security for performing the decree of the
Court and that copy of this order be inserted in some
paper printed in the city of Richmond for months sue
cessvey and posted at the front door of the Court house
of the said county. Copy. Teste,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
Feb 21. g2-,ys,vE
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.rhe circumstance did Mr. Webstos
speaking but tho truth Ylu buren,
himses membe the Senate the time Of e posns
Of this and M NcIaoe tho time mef 81 tho
House of Representatives. s0ha Mr. Van Buon did hnsol
ny eonour ~ setting 10 the Pfeeoson years before Nj
Adams became Ptosidcnt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
NEW YORK MARKET-oet 6.

SPIRIT or THE REvTEws.-Ihe following summa.
ry of transactions in market, is taken from
the reviews less than four of which are publish
ed on Saturday morning.
The sales of Cotton this week have amounted
to rather over 1000 bales chiefly to manufacturers
In Coffee tie sales are, 1000 bags Brazil at 14a14I
cents; 500 bags st. Domingo at 13c q. p. The
stock OF Ashes is increasing. ST. Domingo Log.
wood has been sold at 1924 cash, which is an i'm
Provement; CatDpeachy at 1928 cash. Mackerel
have arrived freely; prices have fallen and remain
unsettled; No. have sold at SAY, and No q
at sS3--Codish are more plenty and dull Sales
Of 1000 b. Ayros hides at la cls Molassos
firm. large bushes has been done in Sugars;
the sales Of Orleans amounted to ID or 1900 hhds
at 1a75 cts. III; $50 Porto Rico ut 7IoS cts. The
arrivals Of Salt have been large, but prices are
firm; 1000 brls North County Turpentino have
been sold at 2,168. OF Whalebone there have
been important sales at l7d15c Freights are lit
tie more active.
Sales Of Richmond City Flour have been oxten.
sive at S6,75. Georgetown at $Ga6i. Richmond
Country at 1851. Sales Maryland Corn at 73cts.
Northern vel. at Scots. Rye steady. Wheat rather
improving. Whale and Sperm Oils maintsin full
prices.
p. s. Holders ef flour pushing their adj
vantage and to-day hold Western at Sc for com.
mon brands, and common Southern at So.
Jour Com,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
ISLANDER REFUTED.

Mr.. James Wilson, gentleman of talents late.
ly established the Pennsylvania Advocate, Ia Clay
Papor) at Phtsburg. Shortly after, a letter post.
marked Philadelphia, came addressed TO james
Wilson, at Pttsburg. The letter was takon out by
a gentieman of that name, who upon opening il,
discovered it to eontain a draft for several hun.
drcd dollars, from MIR. Bddle. President of the
Bank U. 5. in favor of james Wilson, Editor OF
the Advocate. Forthwith, Jacksonsm seized upon
the circumstance, and with its usual hberality al
lodged that Mr.. Wilson had been purchased by the
Bank, and that this craft tho wages. tbs
story has flown the rounds of the prints Of the Re-
publican Party, for the game now is, to represent
all the newspapers opposed to the Hero and the
Veto, as in the pay Of the Bank.
Now reader, mark how plain tale shall put the
nder down; hut observe another thing--those
who have published The c0Iamny, will withhold tn,
explanation.
Mr. Wilson having had the affair Investigated b,
respectable merchants and gentlemen Of Phtsburg
they thus state the result of their enquiries-
TO THE PUBLIC.
In consequences Of the numerous reports in cir
culation, relative to a check or draft forwarded
by Mr.. Biddle TO Mr.. Jas. Wilson, editor Of The
Pennsylvania Advocate, we deemed it due TO hi,
certain its nature. FROM informotion derived from
different sources, feel ourselves justified il,
| stating, Upon full view Of The facts that tb,
check is founded upon fair business transaction
which took place previous 10 any design havin,
boon entertained ofthe establishment Of the Penns
Advocate, and that II has no relation to the O.,
tablishment or conduct OF that newspaper; an
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

against the friends Of Gen. JACKSON, who objected
to particular of proceeding because of it's
having precedent in old Federal times NAT.
INTEL.
We presume il was the Federal Party then. and
not the Hartford Convention. The impression on
our minds that il was the latter, was extremely vi.
vid, although we could not recall when or how
1t was made. The injustice was involuntary. and
we are sorry for it. We think not the loss highly
OF Mr. McLane, that he vindic>tcd his party; had
he stuck TO it, and not taken Office at the hands Of
those who revile it. from the bnse calculation Of
prohting by the unpopularity of its name. Mr.. Me-
Lane would have increased the respect ofthc coun-
try, and haPly, retained moro Of his own.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12

IL Tho Philadelphia Anti-Jackson papers Of
Monday, express the most snnguine and urwuver-
ing confidence in Ritner's success. That city was
in state Of high excitement, and riotous proceed
ings being apPreheDded at the polls, the heads of
the parties werc most honorably concerning ar
engagements to prevent the disgrace. Throughout
the Ststo party excitement blows hurricane. We
await the result with the extremist curiosity and
intsgest for if il ends in Rtner's success jackson
will'be conquered in October instead Of November
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
THE CHOLERA I'M EDENToN

The Edcnton IN. C.) Miscellany of Sd inst. saws
II mas no" become our painful duty TO state
thnt Tins disease has at length taken an obvious and
decided stand in this town Several c,.es b,y.
occurred within the last week or ten DAVIS of =
type so distinctly Marked that there is We believe
out one opinion among Tie physicians respecting
IL. All the cases OF which we have vet heard
have been confined 10 tho eoloured popuiat on and
WIN one or two exceptions perhaps, to those who
had made a Tree or an incorporate of ardent
spfits. he disease seems 10 be limited no par
cuiar part OF the town; indeed 10 il confined Ia
the town alone. A cas- occurred two DAVIS n ro on
the plantation Of Jos. b. Skinner Esq one milo
rom town, and another was supposed to exist on
Monday, Il few miles from town in n d fIcrcut III
rection.
1--WE regret TO learn that this disease has recent
~ increased ITS rayages in Elizabeth City. For
several weeks IL had manifestly abated; nd tho in
habtants began to fatter themselves that the season
OF danger was nearly past. But within the last
week ending on Saturday, there had been 8 deaths;
among which was that of DIR. Krozer, an eminent
and much lamentcd physician of that place. We
learn also that the disease there, as here is bepin
ming to spread into the adjoining country On
plantation miles from town four colored persons
had fallen victims to its ravages in the course of
very few days, and two others on a neirbborinr
farm during the period.
J NG have also received information from , ro.noc
table source that the malady has made its appear-
ance at Ocracock. Respecting lis existence at that
P'ace we haue learned no particulars except the
iact t'iat one case OF very decided and malignant
cast existed there few days ago. W hen our inform
ant lett the place Our prospects in these quarters
are at this time certainly gloomy. 1t behovos us
however steadtastly to do duty; to hope for
brighter days, and to fix confidence i'm that Be-
ing IN whose hand are the des,inies of all men,"
New YoRK, October T.
Health of the Cify.-As far us can be ascertain
cd from returns already received at the City Inspect
ors Office, it is believed that the number of deaths
dnrIng the past week, did not exceed $780, of which
moi more than 20 were by cholera Should this provo
10 be correct, we may consider the usual hcalth-
ness Of our city as really re-estabished. The ave
rage number OF deaths in week Mt this season of
the year in times of health is about l20
| Cour. g. Eng.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
MIR. sECRETARY Mc1,ANE

The Baltimore Republican denies that Mr.. Me
Lane undertook the vindication of the Hartford
Convention on the floor Of Congress, or elsewhere
VIII our friends of the Nat Intelligoncer turn TO
their Register, and ascertain il we were right NJ
wrong, in that assortion7 We may BIO wrong but.
IT so, we have mover been much mistaken in our
rccolectiOns-- Richmond Wing.
The Register goes back no further than tbs Sos.
sion Of Congress of 1S24--5. We do not find that
Mr.. McLANG defended the Hartford Convention on
the floor Of Congress; though at that very session
ne indicated the old Federal party in a spirited
and we must say, IN a very manly manner, a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The following letter reached us by this mora
ing's mail from Philadelphia. 1t is anonymous,
and may be intended to mislead us. We however
believe the contrary, we think we know the
hand writa. The reader may attach to it what Gre
dit he thinks due. The prophecy as to tho Ameri
can Sentinel, we hope sincerely may be fulfilled
That paper is against Van Buren and his tactics
How can IT persist in its present course of aiding
10 establish him in the succession?
Yesterday was the election for Governor, and
this writer's bold prophecy of Ritners success, is
already accomplished dshonored. If accom-.
pItshed, we have already said, that Jackson's over
throw is as certain as the arrival of November.
DR.. Sutherland represents Southwark in Con.
gress. He is a man of tessated politics, able and
artful. He is opposed by regular jackson can
dIdate, and also by Mr.. Gowen, National Repub
lican. Sutherland is against Jackson. 81
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7, 1892
Sir-Jackson's cause is in complete ruin in this
State: On Tuesday tho 9th, Ritner will be elected
Governor of this State, by a majority of at least
10000. Between the two elections that is between
Tuesday next and the I'd of November the Ameri.
| can Sentinel will come out against Jackson and
the only paper left to support Jackson in this city,
will be the Pennsylvania, edited by Laussat notori
Gus tor nervous weakness and mental iInbecility,
and published by Mifflin, who has been on all sides
within the space of four years. The style of this
paper and the character of its editor and publish
er, induce all friends of good government and
good order, to hope that it will not make a somer.
sett at the 18th hour. Dallas, Page, and Horn
have ruined thoir political prospects by violence
| and folly. Bets are now offered on Rtners elect
ion Of 1000 t. $500. The celebrated John Gibbs,
who is stockbolder in the IT, S. Bank for so, 600
has made bets in favor of Ritner, for more than
| 10000, and put up the cash in stocks. lie has
also bet that Jackson will be elected BY tho poo.
pie, about $4,000. Should he win the first, which
there is scarcely doubt Of he will 20 into the
JacksoB-men, on the old tyrants election.
| The Sentinel would have changed sides last
week, if it for fear of iniuring Sutlier-
| land. You may feel the fullest assurance that it
will change as Sutherland's fate is deermi.
ned. The Jackson are raving with madness,
but all will not do. The disgraceful bargain made
| by the silly Senators from Pennsylvania. will never
be ratified by the people. Wolf might have saved
his election by coming out against jackson.
our friend in haste, B.