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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-03
WE Subscribers have entered into Copari
- nership. under the firm of
RANDOLPH q, McCREDIE.

YNHE Subscribers have entered into Copar
- nership. under the firm of
RANDOLPH d. McCREDIE,
to do GaocEyv & CoMsission business.-
They are daily receiving their supplies from
the North. and intend keeping on hand the best
Family GROCERIES, that can be procured.
DAVID T.. RANDOLPH
dc 3l-d&ctf JNo: g. McCREDlE.
,,henish and French WINES.
WE arc this day receiving per schr Hornet,
w from New York, the following Rhenish
and French WINES, imported direct by Messrs.
yno g. & Z. Boxer, ofthat city, (agenis for Messrs.
T. a. Mumm. Of Cologne, Frankfort. and Johsn.
ncsberg,
7. A. Mumm, Gicsler l. Co., of Rheims,
Dufour, Debarte. Fills g. Co., of Bordeaux,)
| RHENlSH WINES-yiz:
is25, Geisenheiner, in cases of doz. bottles,
| do Marcobronner do do dol 80
do, do kadeshei%er tmOun,ain) do do Ss3
1919, Jshannesberger, do do do So
de Hoekheimer DOM Dechant, do sOs
1922, s'einbcrger, do do do 2SS
BORDEAUX WINE.
l627 Chateaux Latitte. in cases Of doz. bottles.
do Champagne Wine. 60
! Siilery Mousseax, in baskets Of doz.
/ bottles-anchor brand,
With an assortment of White and Burgundy
Wines. We have made arrangements to he re.
gularly supplied by the Importers, with every var
ETY. of the above Wines, and on as low terms a,
any other house in the city can be: we therefore
ask for portion OF the public patronage.
de l1-eo &c TOMPKINS e. FISHER.
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HpARoUCHE Tor sale--handsomeiy finished,
hb and made by fsithiul workman.
e rs JOHN s. SYDNOR
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a meeting Of the Fire Department, held on
= the goth Feb. ult., the following regulations
Ter the ringing Of the City Bells, in cases of FIRE.
wern adopted.
In all cases nf Are the bell in the ward in which
u may be, shall ring tho alarm in the usual way,
Tor one minute, and then commence telling at the
rate OF one stroke per second; the othcr bells, as
soon as the alarm is heard, aud the ward ascer.
tanned by the toling of,he bell OF that ward shall
ring the alarm for half minute, stop, and then
distinctly strike one. if in ward No. !, ring the
alarm again for half minute. strike one. and SO
continue-the same course Ia be pursued if in
ward 2or j. striking two or three. in the place of
one.
Resolved. That the foregoing be published in
The daily papers in the city, for the information OF
the hremen, and of the citizens generally.
w. ID. WREN, p. Engineer.
N. B. From and below the cross street above the
Bell Tavern, is Jefferson Ward, No. between
that and the cross street above the Theatre and
Public Ware House, is Madison Ward, No. Q
and all above that is Monroe Ward, Nos.
I'd March, ls53-lm
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VIRGINIA;-At rules, holden in the cl,,L,.
ONCE OF the circuit superior court OF Law
and chancery for Benrico county, the 4th dav Of
March, 1883; Robert c. Nicholas, administrs.or
WIN WIN the will annexed. of Hugh Young, decd.
hill, defts. ~ AAfA'
The defendant John Parkhil, not having enter.
ed ms appearance and given security aecordin,
10 the act OF assembly and the rules Of this conr
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai bs
IS not inhabiiant of this country: it is ordered.
judge of our said court, at the capitol. in ths
city OF Richmond, on the first day of the neIt
May term, 10 be holden for the triul of civil
causes, and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and
that copy of this order be forthwith ;nssr,sd
IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mone' Tor Two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the capitol. in the saia c;,S "
copy. Teste. WIN. G. SANDS, ID. C.
ma " -
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Genuine Chlorine Tooth Wash.
4 Full supply Of the genuine Chi ,rine Tootq
~ Wash, recommended by the faculty, and orr
sale by NJ. l.. DAY.
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AlGESTERS.-Jus received, an assortment of
NJ patent metal Digesters, at the sign of the
Paddock, bv THOMAS A. RUST
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House Painting, Gi0=tng, sc
C. w McGINNESS

G.. W. MCGlNNESS,
n EArEPULLr acknowledges the patronage he
~ has received from the citizens OF Virginia,
during residence Of - years in Richmond. lie
takes this opPortunityo of informing them, that he
has at this time large stock Of materials hand,
viz: Paints, Oil, Glass. Putty, &C.; has employed
first rate worknen, aud assures them that he will
uso his best sxertions To deserve a continuance OF
their favours IN the line Of his profession.
~ Sign, Chair and ornamental Painting. Gid.
ing, &C., as eioiore. Copal yarnsh, Of the hos,
quality, whole sale, at New York prices.
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HOES.-Hilling and wedding Hoes. assorted
II IL sizes, for sale by THOS. A. RUST, at the
sign Of the Paddock mar l6
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Their Travelling trunks, superior quality
SealRin, HAIR aud deesskln trunks
l. qad nnd paste backing
Shoe Brushes, combs. &c. &c.
Alloi Which will be snld IN The most accom-
nadnting terms, either ut WHOLESALERS OF ietail.
Additional supplies "t every aricIe in his
line Which ~ iashinnaI.lr aid good, --~,u@ be
rP.rlvnd wcckly by The packets.
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attached thereto, and include the same in the amount o.
improvements charged to the owner thereof.
z. All licenses granted to merchants, vendue masters
brokers, vendors Of lottery tickets, and to keepers of ordi.
naries, and houses OF private entertainment, shall expire
at the ensuing May court OF the county or corporation in
which the same shall be granted and il granted at any
other time than at the May term Of the county or corpora.
ton court as aforesaid, the tax shall be apportioned accord
ing TO the period for which the same shall endure. The
commissioners fee for issuing merchants licenses, shall
hereafter be the same as that now allowed by law for
granting certificates TO keepers OF ordinaries, and houses
OF private entertainment.
3. The annual list of licenses to keepers Of ordinaries.
and houses OF private entertainment, and TO hawkers and
pedlars, and exhibitors Of shows, shall hereafter be made
out and certified by the commissioner or commissioners
where there is more than one, and the clerk of the county
or corporation court, in conjunction, and the said list shall
embrace the period of one year ending on the 3lst day of
August.
4. No licenses shall be granted to hawkers and pediars,
venders OF tin and pewter ware, or to exhibitors of public
shows, for a less period than twelve months; and there
shall be no abateiaent or apporionment of the tax il the
privilege granted be exercised for a shorter time. But it
snail be lawful nevertheless, for merchants and jewellers
within this commonwealth, TO transfer the unexpired term
oil their licenses, under the supervision and control of the
county or corporation court Of that county or corporation
IN which the same may have been granted.
o. Ii shall not be lawful for the court of any county or
corporation within this commonwealth, to make a greater
annual allowance than one hundred dollars to the physi.
clan or physicians attending prisoners or iunatics confined
in the Jail OF such county or corporation; but the said al.
shall; in all cases, be apporioned according TO the
services rendered.
6. This act shall commence and be in force from and
after the passing thereof.
The fore going is a true copy from the original.
GEORGE w. MUNF0RD, C. II. ID.
March Is. lO2-2t
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vXRGEvHa, FRID.aY, .M.1R CH I5. Isa

subscriber hasjust received at his Druggist store
N lately purchased of l.. III. Bancroft, a square abov,
the Swan Tavern, Richmond, an additional supply of
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye SiuGs, Garder
Seeds, SC.
comprising a general assortment of the articles usually
called for; among which are
Calomel refined (English)
Denarcotised Laudanum
Sulphate and acetal OF morphium
Extracts of Henbane of Hemlock, of BelIadonna, SC.
Castor Oil, fresh from the press
Chcltenham Salts
Seidliiz powders, Soda powders (English)
Best Rheubard
Croton Oil, and ~Sulphate of Quinine (French)
Carpenters Extract Of Sarsaparilla
Piperine, White Ginger
Tamoinds, Dat Meal, SC.
among the PeJumery and miscellaneous articles, are,
MIX OF roses, Macassar oil, bears oil
Cologne water, ink powders, crayons, indelible ink
Lavender water, (French1
Magic and Lucifcr matches, cork wood
Orange flower water, Florida water
Soaps, different kinds, flesh brushes, paint brushes,
and other kinds
Best Tobacco and Snufs, different kinds
kegs OF white lead, turpentines, dry paints, SC.
Garden Seeds, the usual assortment: Peas, 8 varie-
Ties; Cabbage, 8 DO; Beets, Beans, Carrots, SC.
March IL. C1OO-4t1 BLAIR, nj. ID.
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Grape and other Fruit Cuttings on !Scions.
SINCLAIR s. MOORE offer for sale Grape Cuttings of
~ The aiawba, Isabella, Constantia, Red Bland, and many
other kinds; where 1000 are taken the price will be much
lower.
All Cuttings or scions of Apple, Pear, and other Fruit
for grating also such articles as will grow when planted,
carefully cut, labeled ard packed, so that they may be
transported 10 a great di-tance with safety.
They have fine large Bushes of double Althea, from oDe
to three years growth, OF several superb colours, and The
Greville Rose; the two latter are certainly The most orna-
mental Shrubs we have, when we consider the profusion
OF their Flowers, and the length of time they remain in
bloom. Hardy Roses, Previt or Prime; striped. fragrant
and red Trumpet Honey SuckIe and white Walnut, all
three years old, fine plants Moras Multiculus, a few
plants, very scarce; Bufaioo Berry, Arkansas Plumb;
Washington Thorne; Piraconthe and Honey Locust fer
Hedges; Asparagus Dyer's Nader; Globe Artichoke
Horseradsb; Rhubarb, and Hop Roots. Fruit Trees,
implements, and Seeds, sold az usual at their store. corner
of Pratt and Light streets, or at the Nursery, for articles
raised there where catalogues can be had without charge
containing very maHy articles not mentioned here with
price, &c March ~. l0I-4t
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MOORING

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.1
January 80, 1888.
Is PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed, will be received AT
n this Office until the first Of March next, Tor making
twenty -four cast iron Mooring Blocks, of the following
weights, viz:
Twelve TO weigh about II 1900 pounds each.
Twelve TO weigh about IL, 900 pounds each.
Four blocks OF each weight TO be delivered al each OF
the Navy Yards-Charlestown Brooklyn and Gosport, re-
spectively, by and at the cost of the Contractors. Nina.
ture models OF the form of the Blocks will be shown to
persons wishing TO offer, at the several Navy Yards, and
VIII be furnished TO the Contractor. The Blocks must be
made oil the best American Pig iron, and be subjected, on
delivery, TO such examination and proof as may be direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners. and the whole number
must be delivered on or before the 18th Of October, 1888.
Persons offering must state their prices for each of the
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per centum will be reserved from each payment 10
De made, as collateral security, in addition to the bonds
which will be required, and will not be paid until the on.
tire number OF Blocks are delivered, surveyed, or proved.
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners of the
Navy. Feb. 4. rS7-2aw,Cl
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A DVERTISEMENT.-wnl he sold at public auction,
IA and to the highest bidder, at Blenheim, the late re-.
sidence Of Joseph Hobson, deceased, (near French's Ia.
vern' In Powhatan county) on Tuesday the 26th day OF
this month, (March) il fair, and il not, the ne t fair dav
thereafter, all the stock OF every kind, belonging to that
estate-say horses and colts, cows and calves, ten yoke of
oxen, sheep and hogs, household furniture, (amongst
which are some very valuable articles) kitchen furniture,
farming utensils of every kind, wagons, horse, carts, and OK
carts, a carriage, single chair and carryall, with harness
Tor eachD carpenters, blacksmith's, and shoemaker's tool.
a patent balance, TO weigh 2,500lb., the crops of corn, God-
der, oats and hay, with many other articles TOO tedious and
unnecessary to mention here. The day after this sale is
nnished, a similar one will be made at a plantation of the
deceased, called Markhams, in the same county, on An.
pomattoX river, adjoining DIR. Crump. For all sums not
exceeding ten dollars, cash must be paid-for larger amount
twelve months credit will be given, and a bond with appro.
we'd security, required, TO carry interest from the date, if
not punctually paid. THOMAS l.. HOBSON. .4dpfor.
of Joseph HObson, deceased.
John Hobson will at the same time sell, at Blenheim. ON
the same credit, and for similar bonds, a remarkably fine
saddle horse, a fine blooded brood mare, and two Of her
colts-one three years old this spring, and the other one
and another very fine colt two years old this spring, ba-
rouche and harness, a well-selected library, a bath 1of best
tiny, &c, sc. GMarch 81 9S-tds
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n AND FOR ALE wish to sell the tract of land
NJ on which | live, lying in the county of MeckIen-
burg, about five miles east of Boydton, and contains 5E2
acres-about one half is cleared. This land is in good con-
dition TO make a crop the greater part low ground and
fresh high land. The improvements are sufficient for the
size of the tract. We made last year about $50 barrels
corn, %, 900 lbs. tobacco, wheat, oats, &c. I have lived
on this tract FIVE years, with about forty in family, and
have not had a single case of bilious or ague and fever
If this land is not privately disposed Of before the month
Of September next, (Which I would greatly prefer) 1 will
then sell to the highest bidder. The terms will be made
accommodating. JNO. COBBS.
March 10. I02-wSt
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.TuNHE Sherifs of the counties Of Charlotte, Lunenburg,
"a Nottoway and Prince Edward; Patrick, Henry and
Piltsylvania; Stafford, King George, WestmoreIand, Rich
mond, Lancaster and Northumberland Rockingham and
Pendleton; Berkeley, Morgan aud Hampshire Harri.
Lee Charles City, James City, New Kent and Henriro,
and The Mayor OF the City Of Richmond, will take notice,
that elections are 10 be holden at their Court Houses, and
other places appointed by law for holding elections, in the
month of April next, TO choose Senators, TO represent their
respective districts, in the next General Assembly.
March IL. ADDISON HANSFORD, G.. S.
IOI-1f
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
.l N.l Nnnn

~.O~rCnr,o, HdTCH OH, 1888.
having by an act passed on the 2d instant
~ authorized the Secretary of the Treasury TO Z" lend
on interest the instalments under the Treaty Of indemnity
concluded at Paris, on the fourth of July, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-one, between the United States
OF America, and his Majesty the King of the French upon
a pledge oil the Stock OF the United States, or of the Bank
OF The United States, or to the Bank of the United States
SUBJECT nevertheless TO be repaid to the public Treasury
whenever the Commissioners appointed under the said
treaty shall by their award direct TO whom the said Gl,1
with the accumulated interest shall be distributed. -
IN r1VSHRacG thereof NoTrcF is nois 0inen rs 81
States or other incorpofgu institutions, or from individual,
until the 20th instant, for borrowing the same, if from the
Bank of the United States without any pledge OF stock,
il from others upon a pledge OF Stock Of the Bank of
the U. States at par to an amount equal TO the sum bor-
for the entite nett proceeds of the first instalment
under the said Treaty, amounting to 1901 ,2l0 30 or for
part thereof not less than 100000, TO be repaid
agreoably TO the provisions of the said act.
LOUIS McLA%E, Secretary of the Treasury.
March IL. I0I-20thMh
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by RITCmIE 4 COOK.

1r The ENoUiRER is published twice a week, generally, and
three times a week during tho session Of the State Logislature,-
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per ennam, payable in ad-
ceivcd in payment. Tho Editors win guarantee tho safety of remit.
ting them by malt; tho postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's.
% No papsr will be discontinued, but at the discretion of tho
Editors, until all atrearages have been paid up.
@ Whoever Will guarantee the payment of nine papers, shall
ksvo tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
VI One square, o. lcss, first insertion, rs cents; each continuance,
90 cents. No advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid fot.
VI assumed by some person in this city or its environs.
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WD LAC WARRlOR,-This fine young Horse will
HD stand the ensuing year at Taylor's Creek, and Ne.
gro-foot. in Hanover, and at the X Roads in Goocbland on
the following terms-$12, discharged by 10. ir paid with
in the season; 50 the single leap, and $50 to insure a mare
10 be in foal, with 25cts. TO the Groom in every instance
The season will commence the LIST of March, and termi
nate on the 10Th July.-Pedigrse:-H was got by Tariff,
dam by old Sir Alfred, out Of Mexicon, by the celebrated
horse Dungannon, and he by old Bedford, out Of the Over
ton Filly. JOHN ID. MORRIS.
March 8. 9S-6t
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Sale Of S250,0o0 Of Virginia State Stock, at AUCTION.
l rty vested in me, by an act of the General Assem-
bly, passed the goth day Of February, 1888, authorising a
subscription by the State Of Virginia TO the Stock of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, | shall sell at pub.
NC auction, on Thursday the 25,h day Of April next, at IL
o CLOCK, IN front OF the Virginia Banks, to the highest bid
der, Tor cash, certificates OF State Stock, amounting 10 two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, in certificates of one
OF, AT the rate OF hive per cent. per annum, payable quar-
terly, at the Treasury of the Commonwealth; the pIinci-
pal sum whereof will be irredeemablc prior to the wear
1850. l.. BURFOOT IRE, of tho Com,,i
N. Is. AS the act requires the certificates TO be issued
IN sums OF 500 each, as many will be printed on one
sheet as a small, but distinct type will admit Of
March IL. llOl-td] l.. BURFooT, T. C.
NEW GROCERY TORE.-Th subscribers have
v associated themselves i'm business under the firm OF
Fo"el q Atkinson, and offer for sale al their store i'm the
new part OF the Columbian Hotel, nearly fronting Shoe.
k@ Warehouse, aud directly opposite Mr.. David Andcr.
son, Jr, a genuine and well selected assortment of Groce-
ries, which they are prepared TO sell low, either by whole
sale or retail; they will at all times keep a good assort-
nent oil the very best Groceries for family use, TO which
lhey invite the attention and solicit the patronage of their
'iehus anu the public at large, assuring them that they
WI use every means in their power to give genuine and
full satisfaction. To their country friends generally, they
oiier their services, as general Commission Agents, and
feel assured from their long experience and knowledge in
business, and living directly in the business part OF the
city, convenient TO all of the Warehouses, Manufacturinp
Minis, and the Basin, they will be enabled to dispose Of
advSntageously, all kind of produce that may be sent TO
them, and pledge themselves TO use their utmost cxertions
TO promote the interest of all those who NAV eutrust TO
them the transaction Of any business.
EDMUN POWELL,
GEORGE w. ATKINSON.
March 4. 9e-o,ysy
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Navy CONFECTIONERY Orr1cE)

RWooRIEG BLOCKS.-The time for receiyinp BRO.
I've posals' Tor making Cast Iron Mooring Blocks, I'M
der the Commissioner Advertisement of the 80 ulimo
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z AND o SALE.-Will be sold at public auction,
- for ready money, at Mecklenburg Courthouse, the
third Monday in March next, il being the FIRST day OF
Mecklenburg county court, a Tract of Land, lying oh
Roanoke river, on the South side, in the county OF Neck
lenburg, three miles below GAINESVILLE, containing six
hundred and fourteen acres, sixty of which are river low
grounds, of superior quality; above one hundred and
twenty acres of this land is cleared, the balance is I'M
cleared, aud a large proportion OF it tobacco land. The te-
nant residing on the plantation will shew the land TO any per.
SON.. 1t is sold under a decree of the county court of Meek
lenburg, pronounced stJanuary court, last in a suit therein
depending, in which Richard Boyd is plaintiff and Alexan-
der Boyd and Matilda his wife are defendants Selling n
Trustee, shall convey only as Trustee; but the plaintiff
and defendants will unite in a deed TO perfect the title OF
the purchaser, which is believed to be unqnestionable.
G. GREEN, Trustee.
FehrmArY 10. 92-2awIMN
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NOTICE.-Being DESTROYS Of settling my admmistra.
~ ton Of the estate Of Mrs. Eupbania Claiborne, de-.
ceased, late Of King William county, al persons having
claims against my intesiate arc requested 10 bring them
forward, duly established, as speedily as possible.
CORBIN BRAXTON.
Adm'r. Of EuPhania Ci9it~.
King William, Dec. ~.
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a Ii PERSONS having claims against The estate Of
IA James Ga,ewood, decd, late Of Caroline county,
will make them known TO the Subscriber so that he may
make early arrangements to settle hen,-and those in
debted 20 said estate, will please come forward and pay off,
as long Indulgence cannot be given.
March 10. [fO1-31 WIN A. MONCURE,
.ddyninisfrdfor Of James Gafstood, lied
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TH7O T~OBACC0NISTS. The subscriber offers tor sale
n his TOBACCO FACTORY, situated on Cumberland
street, in the Borough Of Norfolk The building is go
feet by 30, with three screws aud fixtures complete, for
putting up strip; in front is a spacious yard. and on the
adjoining lot, which will be sold with IL, il \ Sweat House,
capable Of containing one hundred kegs Of Tobacco. IT is
located in a healthy part Of the town, where there are few
temptations TO cntice the laborers employed from their
business. For terms apply to
March. 5. [0s : 12u JAS. NIMMO .NorEIk.
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SITUATION wANTED.-A young man Of regular
- and steady habits, who has been constantly engaged
in the mercantile business for the last 10 months, and is
well acquainted with bookkeeping, wishes 10 obtain a si-
tuation in somo mercantile establishment, either i'm town
or in the country, IN the course Of three or four months
II required, it will give him the greatest pleasure 10 pro.
cure recommendation from gentlemen of the highest
standing, in the city Of Richmond.
Any letters addressed TO A p, Turner's Store, Caroline
county, Va, will meet with prompt attention.
March Q. 1O0-A