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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
WAsnINGron. April l7lh.


IN inc senate Yesterday Mr. Forsyth, from the Com.
H'ee on fofegn relations, reported bin TO exempt YES
sells coming rom Portugal from duties on tonnage which
was read twice and laid on the table. The bill to extend
e Vehe' Oh vaccination TO the Indians, ordered to
third reading Mr.. Buckncr made reoor unG,vortte =,
certain bills from the House the subject Of pensions
MIR Clay, from the Committee Manufactured made
report on the subject Of the Public Lands accompanied H.,
bli to appropriate for limited time the proceeds Of me
pubic LANDS There opposition made TO tie second
Fo'1ngo i' bill by Mr.. Benon when, on motion ofMr
Sp of e purpose OF taking up the Appropriation Bill
tne OH Just reported was ordered to lie the table MIR
clay en moved the printing Of the bill and report and Il
P'lnt oVVV ezra copies Mr. Chambers moved 5000 Th
this motion on The fable, which motion was negatyed2
Ayes J, Noes 40. Oh the report after consider3bIe die
cussion, 5000 extra copies ordered TO be printed
The Senate adjourned at the close Of this debate
In the House Of Representatives after the recep,of
OF lew petitions, tlc W3casset came 10 in coirse
and Mr. Punmcr, who in possession Of the floor adj
dressed The House. On motion Of Mr. Dickson, Of ~ Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
EBIDVVELL's OFFICE.
Drawn NUMBERS
BgeIisGlErg AOStel'y, E.r. NO. 3.

~ - % ~ IL ~ % ~
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, Class No. 6, 10 no
drawn at Richmond April u. Capitals $4,000, 10000,
5000, 3i6O, 10 Of 1000, &C. &c Tickets only So,
shares in proportion.
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, Ex, CLASS, No. 8,
TO be drawn in Norfolk Monday, 3Olb inst Capitals H.
0OO 5000 ,270 Of 1000 sc. Tickets 81 Halves D.
Quarters ].
Not two blanks 10 prize in the above Lotteries.
Orders from The country promptly attended 10, by
HORACE BIDWELL,
OTse 4h door beloW the Afarkct, m Street.
April 20 t12--lS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20
VIRGINIA.

The last Richmond Enquirer brings us four rnoe,nps
appointing delegates TO the Baltimore Convention In
Noitoway, william s. Archer appointed the delegate
IN Greensvlle Dr. y. p Scott and Peterson Goodwin in
Boetourt Fleming b. Miller, Edward Johnston T6oma.
H. Dunn James ). Warond and James Paxton: in Cbes.
terheld VIM X. johnson and James Elan.
The resolutions all speak the spirit of the republi
cans OF the Union. The moving principle is every where
The same The people determined to elect their own
wee President aud will not surrender their right TO be dis
posed Of by the cabal in the Senate Their object i r.
obtain unanimiy by consultation Of their delegates al
Baltimore.
AS specimen Of The Virginia mode of doing things
we give the proceedings of Chesterfield where VIM r.
johnson presided We cannot but consider good omen
that this fortunate avorite Of the Old Dominion who al
ways leads the tan should make fine start on the pre-
sent OCCASION Gi0be.
BAD SreN-The placid Intclligenccr is thrown toto
state OF much excitement by rumor that the Bank Com
ee have been looking into the accounts Printers and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-20

Pendleton, E. Everett Letcher, DoddIidge, Ellsworth
Denny, Burd Bates Craig, and Daniel Several amend
ments being offered aud motion of adjournment moved
Mr. Hubbard demanded the yeas and that motop
which accordingly taken, and the motion for adjourn
ment until IL O'Clock Tomorrow prevaed-Ayes 81,
Noes 77.-.Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

Mr. Adams rose for the PURPOSE OF inducing the COM
nlitee TO rise. The question depending before the
committee Of great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the OBJ
servaiions that had fallen from genemen did not appear
10 be properly understood IL having been proposed only
on this evenng-ths strange. The fate of this
amendment would settle the question whether a variety
OF other amendments would be necessary. lie will
ling to spend the hours OF labor upon this bl-but
disposed 10 cncoach upon the Lords day The
nil;ee for the FIRST time had this evening taken up the bill
Many days had been pcnin making and hearing speeches
upon the general subectwiIh many OF which he had
beou deiie htcd and inSructcd-bu one of them had
any particular reference the bill before the committee
In tcir present weaed state the committee TO get rid of
trouble might be induced 10 reee; all amendments. The
bill would then be reported TO Tho House where all aloud
mentS mght be stopped b. the previous question. He
therefore moved the committee risc-wLich was lost Ayes
| 10, Noes so.
MIR Polk had just voted against the rising of the Com
mltce, because unless of the questions upon this
bill were now settled, the committee would probably find
Itself next Saturday night, precisely where they are now
lie hoped e question might be take:: the amend
/ mCut.
Intee was not understood. The manufacturers had not
ASKED Tor an increase OF duty The principle of minimum
values had been introduced into former bills as checks
against fraud 1t was now proposed abolish them. Some
ot'er security against fraud nccessary-and none
was so etectual aud little burdensome the va
naion IN this country The precise could be de-
hnely liked till the duty wool ascertlned Cloths
had been offered FOR sale in the Baltimore market for the
same money that The wool of which they made had
! cost in its raw state
Mr. Williams said, upon the contradictory emcnts OF
gentemen-one asserting the amendment as greatly in
creasng the duty and another DENYING lit was mt this
hour impossible TO satisfy himself the pcin-nuch less
SHOULD we satisfy the country by hasty and mistaken
view OF this great question. To afford opportunity for
more rejection and further explanations he renewed the
! TO- Noes IS.
After ordering the amendment 10 DO printed the House
at9 O'Clock adiourned.- Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 90
In the Senate yesterday, message received from
the House oil Representatives, announcing the decease of
the Hon. CHARLES C. JOHNSTON, a Representative in
would take place at four o'clock in the afternoon
On motion of Mr. Tyler, il was Resolved undni,nonsII
Iia me members oil the Senate attend funeral oil the
deceased, and Grape around the left arm for thirty
days, in testimony OF respect for his memory
On motion OF Mr. Tazewe, it was ordered, that when
the Senate adouns it adjourn at half past three
O'clock. -
On motion of Mr.. Tazewell, the Senate adjourned
In the House Of Representatives. after the Journal of
the preceding day read, Mr. BouIdn announced 10
the House the decease of his colleague Mr. c.
T. Johnston-and after paying feeling tribute to his
memory, Mr. b. moved resolutions that the House attend
the funeral at p M-that committee be appointed TO
suPenend the funeral rites and that the members of the
House wear Grape the left during the remainder
oil the seSson-,yhch resolutions were we unanimously
adopted The House. after ordering message to be sent
cd Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-22
DoARD on HEA1r1t,

NTTITV1 !
The Board have been applied OF the existence Of the
Cholera a Montreal la Prairie and ST Johns and DESTROYS
TO prevent such intercourse may tend spread The dis
ease, do appoint Assistant Alderman Wasson forthwith 10
proceed TO Whitehall, and IL necessary Burlington and
Platsburg Hc is act from circumstances discretionary
but particularly to induce the authorities Of tic village Of
whitehall 70 exercise the power vested in them by law
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Total, o. nm
The authorities Of Albany snd New York are adopting
ecient measures Tor preventing, far as possible the
attacks oil the enemy. The Board Of Aldermen of New
forE nave voted $4,000 to the Board Of Health for the
purpose OF erecting hospitals, &C.
mn From the Albany Argus Extra, dated Friday Evening1
me Ch0leTd.-Every possible measure of precauion
ana prevention has been and is being taken bv our CITY
authorities TO prevent the Introduction of the cholera
ne trst step TO check the tide Of emigration from the
injected places in Canada, ihs city The introduction
Of emIgrdnts will be prohibited far possible.
Mr. "dldFon the city marshall proceeded the second
lock- abouta mile north of the city, last evening and re-
NAMED there during The Of The night He stopped
boa's winch were examined this morning by the health
officers but the passengers jumped on shore and came to
the city on foot So determined were TIE boats to pro-
coed That he was obliged 10 remove the cranks from te
locks The directions to the ockiendcrs were to prevent
the passage OF all boats from the morrill, and all western
boats win northern passengers The latter precaution
was rendered necessary from the circumstance that as
soon as he prohibition upon the northern boats was known
the northern passengers at tic junction OF the canals
q miles north OF this city) resocd the western boats
HOARD Or llEALrH.--Tho Board of Health convon-
ed this DAY, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. and adopted the following
order
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appointed specially fox this purpose; aur citizens
ought to look TO their premises Another caution
we earnestly recommend to all-yicd 10 no idle ina
ginaiions Let avoid all panic-all MISLEADING of the
common cholera Tor the Asiauc monstcrLet us be eau
tous how believe all idle gossping, and exaggerated
unounded reporsWe shall have absurd reports enough
IN circulation The WILL of course, be on the
alert; and they may find useful, whenever IL may show
itself in the United States TO enter into consultations and
combine their sill-1he Albany Argus quotes from the
Montreal Gazette the following good recipe against
attack of the Cholera Morbus Ii was communicated
by friend in Edinburgh
"One bottle best brandy with quarter H. of stick
Turkey rhubarb, placed slow fire for hours in
close vessel Strain the contents through piece OF
fine muslin ooban the entire strength from the rhubarb
To this add 100 drops of laudanu and the quantity
o. the spirits OF lavender This will make about dozen do
SEES oil wine glass full EACH and dose 10 be given tho
first attack OF vomiting; and should il be and
stop in half hour aer the first dose, the second be
given"
STILL LATER-By yesterdays Northern Nail
NEW YORK, June lS.-We lay before the public all tho
intelligence which has reached relating the subject.
by the latest dates from Canada appears that the Cholera
spreading Quebec aud Montreal with the greatest
rapy to the lh in less than four days the Board of
Health at the former place report thirty nine
thirty OF which died, mortality almost unparalleled. There
had been in alneay lO0deahs at Quebec. All accounts
agree that has reached the upper and that its pro-
gress rightiu. There is undoubtedly many contra
dicory accounts from Montreal but the statements most
TO be relied admit that il has made alarming progress
at that place AT Laprairie nine miles this side and
the opposite TO Montreal the cholera had broken But
place very little dependence any of the stories that
! it prevailed at st. Johns, and at places this side
We reoiced thatcvcry city and village beyond
Albany is alive to the subject and every effort making
arrest its progress.
In this city corporation are making every exeron 10
city. We publish to day the proceedings of the
Board of Health and the Mayors Proclamation. But it
becomes every citizen 10 unite in the great work clean
ness house keeper should be pruuse in the
Chloride OF Lime in aud about his premises. Personal
cleanliness is most important.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-22

Bank Of England, on account Of the distrust which
might unnecessarily be produced in the country
by such statement, and being in hopes that a
few hours would convince the parties demanding
it, of the uselessness of such step. The demand
is. however, continued today, but, we under.
stand, not to the extent to which ii was carried
Yesterday; and the declaration made last night
in the House Of Commons, BY Aid. Thompson,
upon that subject. will, trust. dispel any Tears
which might otherwise have been engendered 6y
the statement of Mr. Hunt.
One o'clock Consol Market has sudden
" advanced to s4s / for the present account,
and 84a for July.
1t is currently reported that the Duke of We'll
lington has actually retired. and the Bank has
Just issued the following notice relative to the 4"
vance of money. but which has generally been
published in the month of June:
the Governor and Company Of the Bank of Enc
land do hereby give notice. that on and after this day
they will be ready to receive applications for Loans,
upon the deposit Of Bills Of Exchange, Excheqder
Bills and East India Bonds, other approved secur
ties; such Loans be repaid or before the IS OF
June next with interest up to the date, OF FL pr cent
per snnum, and to be for sums not less than }Ool
each. Bunk % England. 'f0y '''
! Exchequer Bills are quoted at 6prem.; and
India Bonds 4 S discount.
| Four o'clock.-3 per cent. Consols S44; for
account 843 !.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-12-13
MfteD&gI6 SsaQutrer::
RUsEIsHED EvRRT THuRspAT MOANING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

Sc village and single mail subscribers cellars per
wear! Rayale before she expiration Ofaix months.
To eSmpaaies WfRay number over six, 3l SO per
I'll IS PEE year. payable no before. G IS cents will
be deductSd from each oflhsse prices when paymeRl
10 made ia advance. Theae prices are exclusive Of
mail 6r stage charge for transportation. rs
M annrs viii - discontinued NATL all arrearages
are nsad except al the discretion Of Ihe ediloF.
Notice. of wish 20 discOntinne must he glven before
tile expiraaOo Of the year.
AnvrRrissna. s One square three Insertions, 81,
aaa tho came nr0Iiartion for TWO or more squares
Hall e,raare rs cents Con,inaance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. lihesat deductlo@ made TOR
advertisements continued 6 or ~ months.
ldmiu;strators, and Exeeutors' Notices. 81 90
;Cammissioners. Notices. y
Xlicnmmnricasions musabe postpaid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY.-Mr. Joseph
IL ii. Davis gentleman highly qualified by his abb
lily, asduiy and experience In teaching, will continue
TO preside this institution the ensuing year, and will
be assisted by many competent teachers the interest
of the school may require.
The academy is situated two miles below Northumber-
land Court House, in neighborhood proverbay healthy
The buildings OF brick, spacious and comfortable aud
calculated TO afford accommodations for 40 boarders.
The Boarding Department will be managed by Col Jo-
seph Ball. Jr whom the Trustees rely with confidence
10 give entire satisfaction to his bosrders
In this institution taught the Latin and Greek Lam
guages, together with the other prerequisites of collie
gate course.
About $50 volumes of books, OF History and Science,
have been carefully selected the OF
library mathematical instruments, globes and maps both
ancient aud modern also provided for the OF
dents.
Ierms-For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and English
Grammar, $50. These, with Geography and the OF the
Globes and Mapping 1925. In all other cases. $780, an
nuely For Board, 800, annually exclusive of Bedding
and Candles.
The school will the first day OF February
aud end the first day OF December, without any
vacation. Parents and guardians liable for the
tuition fees and board Of their aud wards only from
the time oil entrance ill the end of the sesson-o be paid
quarterly in advance. THOMAS III. HARVEY,
President Of the Board of Trustees.
December g. 6I-w6w
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are daily concentrating from Trebizond, Tbrace, and
tho rcmo,est parts Of the empire. saw a regiment
pass in review yesterday, before the Serasker destin
ell TOR this service They stout, vigorous men, per-
formed their evolulons with great celebrity aud exacness
and will prove formidable in the field. The opinion of the
best informed people OF Pera is that the Pacha will be al
lowed TO ial back upon his territories, aud that the
Sultan viii then put in practice scheme which the
his navy has hitherto prevented He TO blockade
every port IN Egypt aud thus compel the great cotton
merchant as he calls him. TO surrender. In the mean
Une, the greatest activity prevails in the arsenal The
men arc at work night and day, and poor OSndn never
was known to show so much agility a. he does You
are aware ihat tins government has national debt
and the agents oil foreign brokers endeavong
suade them TO borrow little for the present exgences.
Ihs however, they have steadily refused and stated that
they had quite as much as they wanted"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-22

8 hEN EiSTRY.-D a. II. LhMMoN, Surgeon Den
AI list having associated himself with John NJ cton.
ne, they viii strictly attend all applica ions made al
their office, directly opposite Mr. Charles Beck's onfsc
Henry, Hatters. -
From the experience and success that DR. l. has eet
vita III the business Gas the annexed certificates will
sho~,) hey niuer themselves that lhey will lie able TO
give ene satisfaction TO all who may require their serv-
ces. hey VIII insert from entire set OF naura
artificial porcelain eth; also plug clean separate and
extract, as we'll as regulate the teeth OF children
j. Mcdonnell has had considerable experience in maxi
ing and setting artificial teeth, which anch OF tho bu-
sihes' lie viii pay particular attention.
PALMYRA va 1892
my OF giving my humble testimony OF your supe
rior skill in Dentistry The various operations which
nave seen you Perio IN, and mastery Kramer in hch
you operated on my teeth; enables me tangly
skill
F. sTErHENs, NJ D.
1t is with much pleasure that say 10 he public that
MOI only tom what have heard OF ID Lemnon's ope-
raons on the teeth, but from the neafness and ch
winch he operated on my own have hesitation in re-
commencing him to my acquaintance in This county as
sk Den'ist, aud would advise them TO embrace the on
poriuny he Oilers thsm OF having done to their teeth
"na may De so essential TO their preservation and good
appearance. GEORGE CLAIBORNE AZ II
kiag William CO., 10Th Aug, 1892
'ihce ,he above was handed TO Dr. Lennon, he has
Peheu lhe several operations the teeth OF twelve
or heen persons in this neghbOlhood and has given $50
as have lesrned) entire satisfaction to all
tfi"b N4h' 1909 q. C., Nj. ID.
Dr Lennon has operated on Mrs Ayletrs and nv
own teeth and believing him be faithful and skiIlu
Denls it Is with pleasure that hereby recommend ian
rally p pVIrtE
King william, Va, oh Sept 1892
Or Lennon has operated Yrs HIS teeth and
mine very much TO satisfaction aud expect to be
much benefited by his services have been by the
s'fV ccs OF oiher Dentists on former occasions
CHARLES HILL.
King and Queen, Oct. 20 h, 1892
DE-. Lennon has operated Mrs. Faunileroy's teeth
ana on inine with great Deafness and skill Being sub.
Jecl nave paid some ezra attention can with great
safety recommend him the patronage Of al who may
wish services in Dentistry rendered
Nov. Nth, 1892. NJ g. FAtJNTIFROY
OecemDer IL 63 W1wF
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November ls.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June 80, 1892.
NoIICE hereby given TO Ae propricors Of the Er-
changed Ftre per cent Stock, issued in pursuance
OF the act entitled an act TO authorize the Secretary
the Treasury TO exchange Stock bearing interest
five per cent for certain Stocks bearing interest of
and seven per cent, approved the goth of April, 1922
that the certificates OF the said Stock will be paid on the
LIST OF January 1885, TO the proprcors thereof their
gal representatives or attorneys, duly constituted the
presentation and surrender of the said certificates at the
Treasury the Loan Ofce, where the same may stand
credited.
Notice is further given that transfer of the said Ger
hcaes from the books of the Treasury of any Loan
Office, will be allowed after the ltday OF December, 1892
And, also, that the interest the said certificates will
cease and determine the 3ls day of December
said. LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
July 10. lS-laflstJan.
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" Since last wrote the aspect Of public affairs has to-
tally changed mentioned at that time the progress of
the victorious Egyptian and my fears that he would bv
the mad line OF conduct which he had adopted ebsrrsss
the government and thwart in lis plan OF reform al
wsys gave Russia the credit OF being the bottom of it,
but her conduct has redeemed her character she
has recalled all her consu from Egypt and has publicly
expressed her determination 70 put down the Yiceroy
lie now hnds himself m critical position. His forced
marches have brought him into the centre of country
which is too poor TO sustain his army. Behind him lies
Syria, which he has reduced 10 desert and before him
the rugged and barren passes Of Mount Olympus-
10 the meantime, the troops of the Sultan arc hem.
ming lin 10 on all sides Large bodies Of soldiers
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !


NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprieors of the En-
changed FouT and one halfP per cent Stock, issued
n pursuance OF the act entitled An Act TO authorize tbe
Secretary OF the Treasury exchange Stock bearing am
interest OF four and hall per for certain Stocks
bearing an interest OF six per cent approved the 10Th oC
May, 1874 That the certificates Of the said Stock which
are redeeabe after the 3ls day Of December 1892 will
be paid on tho LIST day Of January 1885, 10 The proprieors
thereof their legal representatives attorney duv CON
suted, the presentation and surrender the said Ger
Ghcates at the Treasury the Loan Office yher. tbe
may stand credited.
Notice is further given, that no transfer of the said
Certificates from the books Of the Treasury or of any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST day of Decsm
Der, 1892:
Aud, also, that the interest on the said Certificates will
and determine the 3sl day Of December afos~
said LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
July 10. is-1anIstIso
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
tract OF land which he resides lying in the Green
Springs neigboiIrhool the waters oil the South Anna
River, and containing by estimation $50 acres.
large portion Of this land is frsrate low grounds, and
being situated la of the best neghbourhoods in the
State. offers great inducements TO persons wishing in.
vest capital in that kind OF property.
Intending TO move to the West the subscriber will sell
great bargain in the above land third Of the pur
chase money being paid in cash, and the balance in
equal annual instalments.
Letters the addressed to the subscriber New
ARK t. o., Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS WASH.
November lS. 66-laf9t"