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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-25
WASHINGTON, April Is.

WAsHINGToN, April Is.
The fellow who assailei Mr.. Stanberry
on Friday night was arrested last evening
by the Sergeant at Arms, and will be ar
ranged before the House of Representa-
lives tomorrow. The capital is in the ut
most CONSERVATION on the subject, and citi-
zcns as well as Members Of Congress are
providing themselves with arms for defence
against the secret assaults of rnffians, who
it is apptehended are employed to strangle
opposition to the measures of the Admins
tration! We have indeed fallen on evil
times, when the merits of the President and
his constitutional advisers, may not be free
y canvassed by the Representatives o: the
people. without jeopar,ling The public peace,
or mourning the high dlspleasure Of an ire
sponslhe, malignant cabal, who control the
executive councils It. is well believed.
that, inasnuch us the assailant is the par
ticuar friend and daily assoriate of Gen.
jackson. and as the Administration was
alone denounced ly Mr.. Stanberry, the ron-
temptation of the attack was known and
talked of at the palace, If not approved by
| the President himself.
! Poor Stanberry is severely hurt, and it is
thought Ivy many who have seen him, that
he is dange ously wounded, and if he recov-
ers with The loss Of an arm, he will be for
tunale.
| You will observe, his reflections although
severe, are altogether within the usual
scope of debate, and apply almost exclu.
sivcly 10 the fraud and corruption which
had been repeatedly charged against the
existing Administration. The Telegraph
had published il to the Worl,I arconnanied
with such damning circumstances, that. TO
the minds OF numerous friends of the par
ties concerned. some doubts and misgiyinas
we're impaired. Even the "whole hog ("
men, are ashamed of the doings of the
" Backstairs Cabinet" and begin to men
ace them with removal from office.
.NeW York Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
This morning the Speaker stated that
Samuel Houston had been taken into custo-
dy, by the Serjeant-at-arms, in obedience
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SPAIN.

Madrid, March S. There arc constant
of desertion to Don Pedro
from the Spanish army. On account of this,
only the troops most to he trusted, are sent
to the frontiers. On the frontiers Of Portu-
gal, there are now 28,G00 men, besides 49,
900 in Gnquzeo, $4,000 IN Catalonia, and
$4,000 in Burgos and Valludo|Id.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-25

shud are very plenty in Baltimore market
selling at lS4 cents per pair.
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BRcHTos MANKrr. We understand that
the Market day at Brighton will be changed af.
Ter the LIST Of May, from Monday to Wednesday
This arrangement, will remedy Tho evil to soci.
ETY. that has existed, from the traficing which
has heretofore been carried on in the vicinity of
Brighton on the Sabbath The Importance Of
the Brighton Market is not generally under
stood IL has been said by MI observing travel.
Ter, that II ranks as n cattle market second only
TO that Of Smth6old in England Boston paper.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-25

THE SEASON. The Gardiner lntclligeneer says
-" The covers the ground yet in the more
interior parts o: Maine, and seighing continues
that cattle in many places are starving for want of
hay. the stock having been exhausted by the I'M
plralleled severity and duration of the winter
Many farmers have been obliged to draw browse
from the woods for the subsistence of their sheep
and rottIo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

FHIO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The subscriber is
"a now receiving from Philadelphia New York aud
Boston, his an supply Of Goods-conssng in part OF the
following ARTICLES:
200 bass pane por,o Rico and Rio green coffee
70 do. dc. old Java do.
90 hhds 81 CroX and n. o. sugars
80 bbls family loaf and lump do
80 hhds prime retailing nolasses
40 chests Gunpowder, Imperial and Y. Ii. teas
20 bags pepper and allspce
10 DO. race ginger
10 kegs ground do.
20 boxes No. chocolate
40 do. cheese
uerces new rice
80 boxes fresh bunch raisins
bales soft shell almonds
Is casks ID. Madeira wine
20 do. sweet Malaga do.
y boxes sperm. and tallow candles
20 bbls. lamp and tanners oil
200 do. n {. cut herfiugs
80 do mackerel, No. ], 2 and 3
100 boxes window glass, So 10 and I01 IL
20 kegs Duponts aud Beatty's powder
1000 lbs bar lead and shot
$50 casks cut and wrought nails
10 tons American bstered and other steel
do. Swcdes, sheet and hoop iron
100 Nova Scotia gudstoncs
1000 lbs Hemlock sole leather, good
100 reams writing and wrapping paper
Bed cords. leading lines cotton and wool cards alum
indigo. madder gauber and EPSON salts, eopperas salt
peire, sc. sc.
ALSO,
10000 lbs Petersburg cotton yarns; oil of hich will DO
sold low for cash. or to punctua customers the usual
credit.
All orders promptly attended to- and executed on the
most favourable terms
~ Those indebted 10 the late firm of Scorr s. Fry
will please come iOrw ard aud discharge the same as fur
Their indulgence will not be given.
September %. ioE2if
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sEaqueal9a II. FAvlOr

HsdSAsRChts1 IA. RGEEOE
EAS received by the Equator aud Madison from Ii.
81 81 verpool, and New York Packet from London and
by the late vessels from New York and PHILADELPHIA his
fall supply of goods consisting in part of
White and MKT uapt and plains
Rose, Whitney, striped and point blankets
Fcarnoughts, bearskin and peersham
White, red, green and yellow nannes
White patent Welsh flannel
Blue-black and fashionable cloths
Double millcd drab cloths and yesings
Blue, black drab and MKT cassilneres
London hats, umbrellas, and soaps
Bombazets rdttinetS and merinO circassans
BonbaZines, fancy studs aud schalis
Worsted damask, noreen and fIinges
Mixed, blue brown. oxford and striped satinets
Cam5rck, jacone, book u,uslus and Swiss goods sc.
Irish linens, lawns. diapers apd shirtings
German and British ozUmhurgs
Italian Gro de y % AND other silks
Sewing silks, threads spool and ball cotton
Merino shaws, gauze, Grape, and fancy handkerchief
Caicoes, ginghams, and printed goods
Brown, beached, plaid and colored donestcs
Lasting, metal and suspendcr buttons
Together with the usual variety OF goods be with
in retail store.
Also, consignment, large assortment of Brussels
Aiddermnscr, three ply and Venetian carpeings and
rugs which are offered ior sale lew in any OF the
Northern markets.
Should purchasers be prevented from visiting this city
from any whatever orders will be executed to the
best Of ihe advertisers ability.
September %. 4O-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

WIOIlCb--B y virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed to
" George inn and the subscriber by James Fielding
and Joanna his wife c oh day Of October 1929 and
OF record n the clerks Office Of the County Court Of Flu
wanna shall for tie purposes therein mentioned offer for
sale, for cth, on Monday the 18th day of October 1892
IL iir d not te next fair day, the premises, Tract
Of Land, containing hundred and twelve acres, tuat
ou the waters OF Brimno Creek within five miles Of
Middleton Mills Also the following property. wic three
leather beds, one COW and yearing one cupboard
table, N chairs and sundry kitchen furniture Such title
only as is vested by the Trust will be made the pur
chaser DANIEL STONE .acHng Trustee
Sept. II 36-w4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAlE.-WnIb be sold
to the highest bidder, on tie premises, Monday
the Sth oi October next if fair otherwise the next fair
day. Tract oil Land, lying in the county OF Albemare on
James River, about two miles above the of Scots
vle containing 500 acres-abou, 200 of which are sppos
ed TO be lew gouudsTis is perhaps the most desirable
Tract OF Land for lis size nthe couGtyOne third of the
purchase money will be required in hand the balance
In two equal annual instruments be by Deed of
Trust on the Land. CHARLES a. SCOTT.
Sept z. 35-9ts
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BY RETCEEEE a. COOK.

DOT The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally, and
hroo times week during the of the
Price, the samo as heretofore Five Dollars payable
vance, Notes OF chartered banks (ony) will
ceived payment The Editors win guarantee safety remit,
ting them by mall the of all letters being paid by writer's
DOT No will be discontinued, discretion of the
Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
81 whoever WIN guarantee the payment of nine papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One
oo No
OF assumed by in this city Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
September If.

III y conformity Deed Of Trust, made the sub
"a scribers by John r. Hall and Sally his wife, dated the
18th day OF November 1884, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office OF Halifax, purpose selling the pre-
misses on Friday the 18th day of October next, if fair
otherwise the next iar day, tract of Land which
House tract, containing by computation CSC acres y
ing in the county OF Halifax and bounded by the lands of
Doct Jno. X Linn and others. The object OF the sale
expressed in the Deed il 20 ards the payment Of
debts due James Bruce and James s. Easley s Co. This
tract OF Land is conveniently situated for private public
residence being the stage road leading from the North
10 thcSOuth Terms, fourth cash, and the balance
in three equal annual instruments 10 bear interest in II
months from the date giving bonds aud satisfactory
cunY II lonnd more convenient 10 purchasers. the said
tract will be divided The title is believed be perfect
hut as Trustees shall of course only convey such title
as is made TO us by the said Deed OF Trust
WILLIAM PENICK,
JAMES ADHESION.
Scniemhcr IL 2S-l22.hS
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NEW ADVERTISE VE ElNFs.
.VOlice 20 sEgiy4p,,S.

consequence of the sudden and lamented death of
"a the late w. Candy, my head Miller, am in want of n
person to supply his place
Such persons may wish TO obtain such empoym
and can bring ample testimonials their character and
Of their being properly qualified, requested make
immediate application to
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
september rs. ll-6t
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S25G24.621

Total, snhiectto appropriation Tor 1880, S25 62f621
iot as now See by reference The Annual Report Of
Reccip. and ENp rdnres tr 1880, pages &C. II, what
thc actual appropriations for the year. and how lar
they varied from fhc Presidents estimate
The estimate ior Cue Civil Lst. Miscellaneous, and
Diplomatic service, wat G2,473 225 The actual appro-
priations were So. POS 800.
For Military er,lcts, SC the cs'lustrs wcro 50 J25,-
I99 The actual appropriations were 81 806,076
For the Naval service me- estimates were a PSI III
The actual appropriations were $f3t6,O0O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

MAIL and Winter Supply of EGrthen Ware, China
n and GidSS-Wholcsale and Reail.--The subscriber
has the pleasure OF informing his country friends
toners generally, that he has just returned from the North
where he has purchased and is now receiving full and
general assortment of articles in his line large part
OF the stock is entirely new, being Immediately from the
mandatory, and the whole is decidedly the best
meDt he has had 1t consists OF every variety of
light and dark blue, black, brown, pink and purple print
ed, painted, diP,-edged and colored Ware fine
and common China and Fancy Goods and Glass Ware of
every descriptions all expressly purchased for this market
Orders in person by letter any will meet with
prompt attention; and the Goods will be disposed of low
fully requested TO favor the subscriber with a call
CHARLES HOLT, JR.
Opposite Mcssrs L. Webb s. Co, Main street. Richmond
September %. II-Iw
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Fresh Fall alad ~ later Goods.

Ed & j. 5. JAMES, {. CO., .1f0rlfet Square Rich
a o m0Hd Pd., IMPORTERS Of British Go0ds and
deaers it European. Ildia and american Goods gene
rdyhave received by the Equator from Liverpool and
vaous other vessels from the Northern Cities large por
IL n - L. -l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

HD ENlTEN TiARY MANUFACTURERS Country
" Merchants who visit Richmond, for the purpose OF
purchasing supplies Of Goods for the approaching season.
and farmers aud others winter clothing ior their servants
are invited to call at the Pcncntary store on Market
Bridge, Main street, where kept Cloths manufactured
30 the Penenary, suitable for male and female servants
together with Shoes AMI Brogues Of all Sizes and OF best
quality There are also on hand, Wrought Nails from
81. to 2Od inclusive wagon carryar and plough II sr.
ness completes; variety OF WOODWARD SC. SJc ail OF
which are offered reduced prices as tho manulacto.
ry can afford The Pulling Mill erecting at the Peuten-
uary, am pleased TO lean, will, in a few days be in
operation when expect to be enabled TO exhibit Cloths
&C. comparing in quality and appearance, with the best
manufactured at any similar institution in te United
States THOS g. MONCURE.
Sept II l8G-2aw wl1 Gen'i Agent, Va. Penny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

AAILL be sold at public auction the late residence
Wv OF Rev. Martin Dawson, deceased, on the tenth
day OF October next il fair, if not the next fair day. the
stock of all kinds, Household and Kitchen furniture &c
belonging to the said esatc-on credit of twelve months
for all sums five dollars, under that sum- cash the
purchaser giving bond with approved security Also at
the same time and place, the Of land belonging TO
the said estate containing 507 acres, be the same more or
less, Except the buryng ground and half of land
about t) Said land aljoins the lands of Andrew Steven
son, Isaac a. Coles, SC. lying the waters Of Toer
Creek Said land will be sold at public auction on a
credit oil one, two AMI three years equal payments the
purchaser giving bond and approved security and deed
OF trust on the said land to the payment of the pur
chase money
sale The VIII leaves il 10 the election of Elijah Daw-
son to lake the said land his portion, paying one
thousand four hundred pounds; his doing so any one
Of the other legatees hath right to do
The slaves to be equally divided-hayng respect adj
vances heretofore made without interest.
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ices heretofore made without interest
MAKTIN DAWSON,


The above sale is postponed until The l2th day OF no.
Yember, the next fair day after H. At the sale it is
probable there viii be offered for sale seven or eight like
iy Negroes; the terms OF the sale of tie negroes will be
made known ;he day Of sale At the same time and
place, the property belonging to the estate Of Elizabeth
Dawson, consisting Of corn, wheat oats &c viii he sold
the the household furniture of the es-
tate OF Martin Dawson. MARTIN DAWSON.
September %. A-w4w
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NOfiCE-A petition viii be presented to tie next
~ General Assembly Of Virginia. praying for the pas
sage Of act TO amend the entitled can act TO re-
duce the width Of the streets Of the town of Scots
Vile in The county Of Powhatan" passed le 27h Fe
bruary, lSl6. JNO. W. DANCE.
September 2S 41--2am2m
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Cumberland, September a. IA azO oI:

NOIlCE.-By virtue of deed OF trust executed by
Jno. W. Jones and Martha his WIFE bearing date on
the 10th day of November $780, and of record in the
County Court of Amelia, and to accomplish certain pur
poses in said deed expressed shall line 10Th dny OF c
tober 1882, the premises, sell by way OF public auc
uon Tor ready money certain tract parcel OF Land
with its appurtenances lying and being in the county OF
Amelia and adjoining the lands of David Mann, James
Plchett and others containing 215 acres more or less
such portion thereof as may be necessary answer the
unsased purposes OF said deed and 9eiray the expences
incident TO the execution of said The title 10 said
land is believed to be gOod but acting Trustee will on
y convey TO the purchaser the title in me by said
deed. RICHARD ). JONES Trustee
september H. 33-2aw4t
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AAJlLL BE SOLD on the 10th day of October next
w on the premises, about 600 acres OF Land, on a
credit oil one two and three years. the purchaser giving
bond and security with deed of trust on the Land to Sc
cure the purchase money. This Land lies WELL in a heal
thy and agreeable neghborhood, with portion Of Apo
,nattox low grounds, and sufficient portion of wood
land Is good situation for tavern, being about eight
miles below Raine tavern, and at the fork of the Angola
with the Guinea road and sold for distribution among
the heirs OF Lewis lsbel, deceased BY the
ADMINISTRATOR
Cumberland. Scntemher IL u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

SITUATION WANTED.--A young man in every
- respect qualified TO take charge of Superior Court
Clerks Office and is intimately acquainted with the mode
OF proceeding in Chancery causes, is DESTROYS making
an arrangement for several years with Clerk of Supe-
ed TO c. II. NJ, Richmond, Va. will be attended to-
September 81. 39-3w
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WE OFFER For SALE.

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
Sn HHDS. St. Croix New Orleans and Porto Rico
epU sugars
Is bbs. and 10 boxes loaf do.
20 hhds prime retailing molasses
l2S bags green and Java coffee
400 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum salt
10 tons Swedes English aud country iron comprs-
ing an assortment OF round, from 3 10 to l.. inches
diameter-square, from 3-S to inchcs.-lat, from l
to inches wide, embracing wagon, gig, carriage
and carryall tire
do hoop and band do from 81 to 4 2 inches-box
do. from TO 9 inches, for carriag e-makers
do. bistcred, German, English blistered and string
steel
1-2 do. sheet iron
do. patent shot
1O5 do. do. blasting do.
120 do cut nails
ESQ sides sole leather
200 do. kip skins and upper leather, in the rough
5000 lbs cotton yarn from the Petersburg Manufacturing
Company
100 Nova Scotia grndstones
100 bbs. clpt herrings
40 do whole s. half bbls. de- put up for family use
80 boxes sperm. and tallow candles
IL tierces London porter and brown stout in pint and
quart bottles
4 casks Timothy seed
90 bushels high land meadow oat do.
4 casks Harriss superior Port wine
Madeira Sicily Madeira superior Marseilles and Ma
laga wines; Cognac brandy, H. gin, Antigua rum, old
whskey and apple brandy; Gunpowder, Imperial and
black Teas pepper, ginger allspce, and nutmegs
cotton and wool cards. indigo alum and copperas; sapere
glass and stOneware bed cords and plough lines heavy
cotton oznaburgs and wrapping twine:
ALSO,
90 kegs fresh Jameson's crackers
1876 superior country cured bacon hams
DO bbs. family flour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

Estimated defcieucy hUH3rcd and free thousand
eight hUpdred ami sirty t5rcc d0iiars.
Appropriations contained TO- bills that have paes-
I'd tic Senate, and are uow pending in tlc
House Of Representative, Si,2752OI
Appropriations iu bills chat have passed the
House of Representatives, and are now pend
ing in the Senate 376s50
Appropriations iu the bills Of the Senate hat
have NOT as get passed dat body 578l121
Appropriations in bile Of tle House Of Repre-
scntadyes snn pending in that House 2Os5 ,2u
Nine millions fow hVndred and serenity one thousand
fIo0 hundred and cighiy-toW dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

&STEWART OF HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE
~ In consequence OF very affecting dispensalion the
family OF the Stewart lately elected by the Board Trus-
tees OF this institution he has been compelled to decline
the oco II will therefore become necessary fUr the
BodEd, at their annual meeting, the 2Sth inst, 10 elect
Stewart Of the College Persons disposed to become can
didaes will please make known to the Board on that
day. THE COMMITTEES
September 81. 39-3t
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The following private statement, from Me Ineham is
heh set r by him a. his proof Jla the ioregorrsta,e-
mcnt Of tie Ps.siLeu; is false
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Lancaster. EDcnby 81 Go.

.1uctiOHeeTS 8 Commission Merchants,
= q AVE taken the tencment above theirs late in
& a the occupancy of Mr. VIM. Smyth, which renders
thcIr establishment OF The extensive and COM
nodious in ibis city,they are now prepared to recevs
every description OF Dry Goods Groceries and country
produce for sale, and will maxi advances congnmcnt5,
when required, They offer for sale in store
pipes genuine Cognac brandy,
half pipes do. do do.
10 Or casks do. do do.
hhds. Jamaica rum--od and fine
do. ST. Croix do do. do.
pipes best Holland Gin,
pipes
10 half Or. casks )
100 or. casks Marseles Madeira wine,
Gold and pale Sherry wines, Sweet and Dry Malaga do
Patent shot, American blistered steel, G.. p. Imperial
and Bacl. teas, indigo hg-bluc, mould and sperm,
candles, madden, best London porter pepper, pinen-
to- alum, salt petre, assortment Of cotton yarns
from Clarss Factory, bloached and brown domestics
SC. sc.
200 hhds ST. Croix, Orleans and Porto Rico sugars
$50 bags green coffee,
100 do. Java do.
80 binds. best English Island molasses
100 boxes refined sugars,
10 boxes Havana sugars, receiving and expected for
sale by LANCASTER DENBY & Co
N. b. Particular attention given to receiving and for
wariug goods. h. -. & Co.
Sept II. 3S-2AwIm
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(see The record of'he Treasury Dcparjmen,)

N>eV ule TccoIu OF ihe Treasury DCpartment.O
SUBM Tilted THE PRTsIDENT.
An estimate OF the probable means of the Treasury for
the year 1890 aud of the appropriations made for that wear
by former acts OF Congress- aud by passed at the pre-
sent session as far as the have been published
2lst OF May, 1880, inclusive
The balance in the Treasury tho lst ia
nn9ry, 1880, So C57.7oo
Oi which there unavailable ,42S, sac
Leaving an avalabe balance of 4,244,2I4
The receipts Of thc year 1880, are eslima-
ted at 23,s4O,cOO
Milking an aggregate of 2sOsl.2l4
But there re5nains unsa;isied appropriations of
former years liable to be called for in 1880,
amounting TO S3,i6s, 7sg
Leaving for the appropriations tor the wear
1880 81 500 5OSs
For the year 1880, the appropra-
tons already made for the
public debt SIOOOO,OOo
And for other objects, including
those made by former acts, and
by acts of the present session,
as far as published viz:
Civil, miscellaneous and foreign
intercourse $26S7,964
Military 59T0,O62
Naval 4,2So 662
n