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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

NE day Of January 1885, and Of record in the county
court oil ChesIereld executed by Peter Mason and Eli
zaDeth Mason his wife. for the purpose Of securing the
payment OF sum OF money therein mentioned TO Alex.
amber Reid will be soid the 18th day Of January 1884
al Chesterfield courthouse, 10 the highest bidder for
one piece or parcel OF land lying and being the AN
chester Turnpike (he late residence the said Peter
Mason dec'd and supposed TO contain oriy.iwo acres
Also negro slave named Pauna and her child
Julia Pink Such title only, as is vested in me as trustee
will be conveyed.
ANDERSON EDWARDS, Trustee.
Dec. Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

WXIoODBoURNE SCHOOL, in the North Eas,s,n
w extremity OF Pii,sylyana county, two miles above
PaunPs Bridge, viii again be opened for the econon n
sudeu on the 9th day Of January, 1894 The wear viii
be divided into 2sessons OF % weeks EACH with an inter-
yening vacation OF weeks. AS the number of pupils
will be limited 10 %, every pup will ba cons;drrd m
engogSu w he end OF the session. and charged accord.
irngy, Without deduction for lost time. The price Of
LINTON 10 me English Department, which includes the
Elements, Arithmetic, Geography with The use of the
MAPS and Globes, English Grammar and History, $40
per sessions In The Classical Department, comprising he
Ancient Languages the French, Natural Philosophy and
various branches Of Mathematics, S15 per session The
subscriber accommodate 10 or IL BOarders in bs
iamily at $50 per session for Diet lodging and washing;
payable In all cases at the end OF the session ~
The subscriber requests Of those parents and guardians
who may enrust him with their children or wards TO per-
nit unnecessary waste OF time, either at the
ment during the progress Of the session. as such
course productive Of much 10 the teacher
aud disadvantage TO the pupil lie also requests that his
necessary hooks, stationary, &c. SAM'L +. MILLER.
December z. 60-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

VIE FrederickshdH Female Seminary, conducted
n by Miss BoGGs, will be continued the ensuing year
WIN De opened on the 10Th OF January, aud will close
on the 10Th December, with a vacation of one month
rom Tie 10th June to the 10Th Of July The pupils will
oe instructed in photography, Reading, Writing Ari,-
meuc, Engish Grammar Geography with the use of the
Doard ana tuition will be $780, half payable adj
vance, ana The balance at the end Of the yeareach pu.
coored cotton counerpane and four towels ali marked:
or Is preferred, they will be furnished by me, for an
sddlIonai charge OF So Such young Ladies remain
~ ny siniy during vacation, will be charged the rate
Of $40 per month There few vacancies yet 10 be
hed Letters addressed TO me, will be directed TO Long
Creek, Louisa county, Va. FRED. HARRIS
N. b. No deduction will be made from the pdce of
Board and Tuition In consequence Of the absence of
pupil from school November Is s5.e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

q tONCokD ACADEMY.-The exercises of this Sc
minary for the next year, will commence ON the Is
OF January, and terminate the 18th Of December-
Inc month OF August will be given Tor vacation Terms
as heretofore. Address ATWELL c. COLEMAN.
~ Bowling Green, Caroline CO.
november ~. 59-vtl6hJan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

receiving your bill, would place the amount OF 10 the
set OF tue Government the 2l OF March, at the
rent rate OF exchange OF the best bills that day in Phi
ladeiphs."
Here then distinct proposal to collect the bill Jus,
as the Bank collects bills Tor individuals so that The
bill had, in November, 1882, been sent to the BANK /,
would have been forwarded TO Europe; and il ON Ils ai
OF February 1888 when it pay able in patis IL had
not been PAID the Bank would have been appris of that
fact. and would not have the payment on The 81 of
March, anu the whole transaction would have been closed
This course however the Governne nj, did moi ,optbut
alter considering The Tor the b made i,on other
quarters, decided to sell it 20 the Bank
secondly IL Is not the fact that this money left
sury Deposcs."
Suppose that i, had been. would not n the slightest
uegree affect the question OF amages.When party
sells bill aud paid for it, that is has the funds placed
10 MS credit, bcdrawn whenever he chooses with farther
notice, the party is much padthe fund belongs as liz.
tie To the BInkas the party had actually Withdrawn
The whole sum IN specie Bat not only the fund i'm
this drawn from the general resources of the Bank
aud placed TO the credit OF the Treasury but
after that done, Congress passed sy 10 lend ,be mo
ney and the Secretary of the Treasury issued notice
una. 's money was 10 be forthwith lent out to carl.
"s.s mat Is to say, to be immed withdrawn The
cfeu given TO the Treasurer was on the 9Th of F.b,
~ 1858 The notice Of the Secretary dated the oh of
offered to lend out this money after the Goth of
mreh--oi course the Bank could make use Of ton
the contrary, as would probably be IN immedi.
avery became not merely useless depose, but re-
CURED the Bank shape its loans others SO as to provide
Tor the immediate payment
Nor Is this ALL Not only this sun passed to the
credit oil the Treasurernot only was the early Withdraw,
al oil Il from the Bank announced by the Secretary I'm,
the identical proceeds of this Identical French bill were
,ny used oy the Government for the payment Of its
Inc account Of the Treasury at the Bank stood thus
Ne''u''y a. S7l7.26i %
H. 10, ,735, 400 40
French billy
feSfuary 20 Sls42 65s IA
IL, iSsv eag o. o.
o. l,5607S3 GO
| 90 l,496 907 43
| 400 N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

~ VllVE.--Al persons having claims against the ca
.ae o. e late Sarah BeasIey, dec Of Cbes,effeId
'u'J "'e requested 70 present them for settlement
n 49, 90, l.. NUNNALLY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

EGROEs FOR sALK.-By virtue Of a Deed Of
~ ust executed by Felix Winston to the subscriber.
when Deeu mas Deem recorded In the Clerks Offices OF
maroye, and Hsnrieo will be sod for cash. on Tuedsy
me 7 day January 1884, in front Of the Auction Store
oil. g. Cosby, 4 Co., fourteen Negroes consisting Of
men, woman boys and girls: Of them are young and
likely, and one OF the men is considered GOOD Black
smith S"eh title only ssis vested by the Deed Of
Trust will be made to the purchasers but that il believed
TO be indisPuable Persons wishing purchase NAV
any all OF said negroes after the 25th inst, by appca
ton to Messrs. j. & s. Cosby Co., who will conJnc,
said sale. CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr., Trustee.
zee. D. 6l-wtis
NNXECUTOR'S AND ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
M On the Both day Of December next, (f fair other
WISE the next lair day ,hereaer will be sold to the high
ouder, without reserve, at the late residence of Mrs
Martha Tmberlake decd, about four miles from Hano.
We, Courthouse large and varied assortment of House,
hod and Kitchen Furniture Stock, Corn Fodder heat
ana SIX likely Negroes. Cash will be required for all
sums OF and under ten dollars and credit Of nine months
owea on all Gums that amount the purchaser first
giving bond with satisfactory security
HENRY ID. GENTRY, Error.
Q Benidn,in Iyn6eriake decd.
GEORGE N. CLOUGH, .dda'or
Of Martha Iymberlake, decd
~. " 60.w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

HNACHANGE TAVERN |or0erIy ken, H., J,,,.,,.--
~ and last by BdH-The subscriber having ,SSn,ed
nns wen known stand, at the corner leading IN Tren,'
bridge respectfully informs his friends acd,aio,ao
snu 'he public generally, that he is prepsred ~
qsle man and horse with board, by the day or ycoL
us aoIe, bar, and stable, shall be al all fines sell -
p'eu' ahd his prices moderate. Ife will usc every 81
on 70 give general satisfaction, and hone. bv aent
" business, TO merit a share of psbEc favour
m IN, BEVERLEY J. SIZER
~ d. Horses will be kept livery ON "a n,ods,a,e
'erms as at any other stable. Particular auen,o Iii I've
paid TO horses len in his care. WIN NC
Manchester, Dec. FL. GO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

HbUkSOANT to a Decree of the Superior Court of
~ La" oil Hanover county, will be sold, on the 9TH
Of January next the premises, IL fair II not the next
Jar day. 10 the highest bidder, the Tract OF Land which
formerly belonged 10 Gideon Ragland deceased contain
ing by an old survey three hundred aud four acres adj
joining the lands Of Nathaniel c. ipscomb John Brock
and o'hers, credit Of twelve months excep, 60 much
as shall be sufficient TO pay cost Of sale Bonds with an
proved security will be required, aud the right TO sa land
retained until the purchase money shall be paid Having
convey such title only as vested in me by the same
which is believed TO be goodAbout nineteen ne groes
70 'he said estate OF Gideon Ragand deed are
by sad decree directed 10 be sod Of which due notice
will be given OF time and place
Dec i9. [67- widsl HENRY POLLARD.
N EGROES FOR SALE.--Ten or twelve valuable me-
groes VIII be sold in TsppshaDnock, about Friday The
ora OF January nest for cash. " fair otherwise the fair
weather Also real estate situated In MidJlesex county
the residence Of the late Mrs r. Wood will be disposed Of
privately. BIZ the Executor of
Dec IL. t6e-w2wJ BENJAMIN BLAKE, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24
TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.


IL enacted That no hogshead in which Tobacco is
packed for inspection, shall exceed fifty four inche.
IN me length oil the stave and thirty eight inches at the
head within the crow, making allowance for priznp not
exceeding two inches above the guage in the pricing
head shall be passed received But the owner OF such
tobacco packed in casks Of greater nsion than
expressed shall be obliged TO re-pack the same in
casks at his own charge before the same shall be recev
cd or stamped by the Inspectors and If any ctor
shall pass any tobacco packed in casks
than before expressed with the reasonable allowance for
przing before expressed he SHALL for every such offence
ee ned ye dollars to be recovered and applied other
fines herein imposed on Inspectors.
ne above Is transcript from the Acts of re-
guang the size Of hogseads in which tobacco is packed
LOT inspections; and in consequence Of having receiy
ed from the Commissioner OF the Warehouses at which
we are Inspectors the following notice. we shall be COM
PEELED 10 require that the law shall be complied with
MOSBY s. SHEPPARD.
Inspectors at Shocke Warehouse.
w. s. T. BURTON,
Inspectors at Seabrooks' Warehouse.
NJ c. LAKELAND,
Inspector Public Tdrehotlse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

LoODED STOCK FOR SALE.-I have 2 or q
kD Mares and or Colts, Of first rate blood ,yh,
would sell, at reduced price, viz: sorrei mare wears
DID, by Sir Charles out Of Sir Alfred and now in fos bv
my horse, Murdoch have year old illy next spring
out Of the same by Murdoch very promising; one
pay hy years Of age next spring, by Murdoch out Of
uil-blooded Charles mare; sorre1 colt wears OF
age next spring. full brother to the year old 6ily one
bay mare years old by Sir Charles, in foal by Muir.
aoch and out OF horoughbooded Florizel mare; enc
oay years Of age next spring, by Gohanna and out
colts gslded. by Murdoch, years old spring. Of ne
field county, Va.
Murdoch will stand at home, where he stood last wear
ana got 10 Mares CHAS. e. GRAVES.
November 20. 10 -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24


LIVE stution for the education of boys was established
ON the plan OF the Modern High School or Gvmnasium
ABOUT TWO miles from baltimore, in November 1928 Since
mat ume II has been in successful operation About one
year since, the Legislature of Maryland granted it the
charter oil College; that those who desire it, NAV
pursue as extensive course Of education, pursued
at any oil the American Colleges and at the close obi
the customary degree. The Institution as such continues
It's operations 10 qualify individuals for admssion IN ,Is
college classes or Tor pursuing the business of active lie
particular attention paid 10 the ancient and modern
guages, mathematics, the natural sciences &c: which
together with any other branches usually embraced in
course OF liberal education may be pursued bv those
are not candidates for degree.
annual Erpenses.-B Board, room, tuition fuel,
and lights ' , sooo
Washing and stationary, need not exceed Is
Use of College Library 2
parent - ~ IN
Payment to be made semi annually in adpanee.
:. we, the subscribers, do cordially recommend the
Mount Hope College to the patronage of those who NAV
uesre 10 select an institution oil high and Distinguish
ed excellence, for the education Of their sons
Henry Thompson, Isaac McKim, Robert Gilmore I
=. N. Henshaw, j. Johns, Thoma. Wilson, p f. Thomas
Geo. Winchester ]. II. Miller, Joseph Jewett William
Nevins, Jesse Hunt, John Finay, James Hamilton. N
~. Sm''h talbot Jones, Alex. Brown, E. II. Partridge
Cushing +. l.. Finley, David Barnum
MY engagements have not permitted me TO be come nor
sonaiiy acquainted as could have wished with the plan
and operations OF the Mount Hope Institution nor with
It's respectable Principal and his Associates vet such
my entire confidence in the judgment of the gentlemen
whose names are attached TO this certificate and so unan
nous DO Ind the public impression of the Insti
tuoh so lar as my inquiries have extended that have
much pleasure in being permitted thus to add NV name
and express my ardent desire for the more extended
ronage and prosperity Of the Institution VIM WIZ
Baltimore, Nov. 1888. 67wa,.
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TO The Inspectors at Sedbrooks, Shocke and the Public
Warehouses, in the City Of Richmond.
Fnaing mat number OF the hogsheads brought to the
above Warehouses which Tobacco +. packed for
ton are above the lawful guage, shall in future las Com
missioner at those Warehouses0 enforce the penalty i'm
hogshead OF tobacco above the lawful guage
=, WILLIAM STREET. Commissioner
November 10. 56Nwk,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

MIDWAY ACADEMY.-The subscriber PROPOSES 10
1v1 open BOARDING SCHOOL at Midway, Caroline
county on the 18th day Of January 1884, The course Of
In the best private schools The has been
long known and approved Instructor Of YOUTH and
nopes by his exerons merit continuance of the pub-
lie confidence The location OF the school miles be-
low Fredericksburg, miles east Of Villeborough on the
stage road IRON Richmond TO fredericksburg and within
miles OF the Rappahannock river Persons wishing 10
send their sons from below In the steamboat will please
direct hem arriving at Port Royal report themselvs
veyed Immediately, with their baggage the
residence The discipline OF the school will be parental
AS me only proper basis OF sound MORALS the mild be-
nevoen principles OF the Gospel will be ncucaed eli
nj occasions free from sectaran paraes of any kind
whstever Terms-Board and Tuition, $780, each boarder
finding his own bed, bedding, wells and candes-or an
additional charge Of SO, these be furnished Persons
wishing to place their wards this are
requested to make immediate application. Address
Vlleborough, or the Bowling Green, Caroline county Va
. CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jr.
Nov. o. b7-tIJ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

- JOHN p. SCOTT.
r. >. Mr. 5. has succeeded in engaging graduate of
Edinburgh, Scotland, whom, as Mahe mat the
public may with confidence rely
Dec g.. 6I-2aruJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-24

WIN. M'CRERY, DnAprn AND TAILOR. Eo.t
~ Corner Of T. and 18th streets, nearly opposite
me Edgte Hotel. keeps constantly on hand, complete
his line Of most Of which are OF the ysry hes,
Justly. ne pledges his reputation 10 fashion the same
equ any o,her establishment in this country, and
sPcey somei's continuance Of the liberal patronage
!or me last ten years promises his best e.
o.. =" ''.oo. lDec. o. Cliff
GNASH FOR NEGROES.-i shall h. .h..n, 100 ~
- vhrse months from Kichmond. During my absence,
Mr. VIM IL. Goodwin will attend my isiI and ,he mr.
chase OF slaves for me. Liberal prices will be maid
Nov. &C. t5S-t] LEWIS A. COLLIER.
A GOOD COOK wANTED.-i will purchase or hire
"A for the ensuing year, Cook that can well re-
commended for honesty sobety, and knowledge Of his
or her business. JOHN ALLAN
Dec. IT, 66-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

We have not seen our City SO much crowded,
since the Fefe of Lafayette. as it has been dur.
ing the Convention. We have strangers from
almost all quarters Of the State. Yesterday, the
Monumental Church was crowded beyond any
thing we have ever Witnessed in that building -
The estimate Of spectators present, varies from
100 to 1000. The lower pews and Sisles were
fled-and tie galleries were also thronged.-
The coup d Gil, which presented itself to spec.
tstor above WAS very fine. We also learn that
Mr. Lees Church. where Bishop Meade CficIat.
I'd was also crowded.
Mr.. Jones read the morning service in the
Monumental Church, and Mr.. Grammar preach.
ed the sermon-which he concluded with an Adj
dress to the persons who were about to take Ho.
~ Orders. Six were admitted to the Office Of
Deacons-and two Of the former Dracous, to
the authority Of Priests. The communion was
then administered to far greater number of-com.
municants than ever have received II in this city
The public hotels and the boarding houses have
been thronged during the Convention and We
understand. that from 60 TO 80 ladies have out
up at the Eagle alone. compiler Of yesterday
morning.
On Sunday night, there was large anil final
meeting at the Monumental Church. DR. Keith
delivered a discourse-and then Bishop Moare
delivered an affecting valediciory and finally,
Bishop Meade dismissed the Convention with
PRAYER.
We are promised particular account of the
Proceedings of the nton-for our next NJ.
Richmond Enquirer.
The Libel Suits.-On this subject we End the
following paragraph in the New York CONNER.
ciai Advertiser
"Libei Suits We stated on Saturday that
the editor Of the Pennsylvania had instituted
suits for SANDER against the editors Of the New
York Evening Post and New York Standard. -
We have since been informed that the threat 10
institute suits has mt been carried INTO effect.
and probably never will be. A private arrange.
ment has probably precIuded this public resort"
This statement is incorrect. We are pre.
pairing to institute suits for the libel Of the Post
and Standard, charging W with being 81 corrupted
BY the United States Bank" and 10 conjunction
with distinguished gentleman Of the New York
bar, we have to inform the Commercial that at
our request the honorable DANIEL WEBSTER has
to be Of the counsel in these suits.
whenever they shall be brought up for trial. No
private arrangement has-nor will any private
preclude . resort 10 the proper tri.
bunals in rspelling the Iibellous charge that was
made openly before the world. If the editors
Of the Post and Standard, &c. &c. had the pru.
dence or the masnanimity, or whatever else Il
may be called, which the editor Of the ALBANY
Argus exhibited when he libeIied Joseph Blunt,
Esq, or that Of the New Hampshire Patriot in
! similar libel against Boston editor, by CON.
ng out and retracting the charge in the same
public manner It was made, we do not know
'ut We might be disposed to change our parpose,
Ind let of the journals in question. Pnasyi.
,anim,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

Of the eth, about 80 sail of vessels landed oil
their csrroes. Several officers Of Pedro's a.
nv came off to the ManIius; they sere all in high
spirits. and described every thing a s"ina on
well for the young Queens cause. Money by
some means had reached Sartorius. with Shich
he had been able TO pay the Constitution and For.
tuenza corvettes, aud the Villa Flor brig, and
these three vessels were cruizing ID O2orto.
A further supply Of money Was sent on the
Goth from Opnrto, 10 the London Merchant
steamer for the fleet. and Sartosius, With all his
ships, was hourly expected at Oporto when the
NanIius came away Pedro now inusters 5000
English ard 1900 French troops, and his whole
force was stated BY the officers at not less than
1000 men. There had been no fighting in
any force since the Gath, though skirmishins
was hourly gazing on, and the Misueites were 10.
cessantly firing on the Castle Of the Foz, which
is bomb proof fortress; in one day the Pedroites
picked up l79 balls in the castle yard, and Pc.
dro is largely supplied with shot in this way by
his opponents.
Lisbon dates arc TO the s9th Of March, on
which day Don Carlos and the Princess Of Be.
ira arrived in the Tagus from Spain. A LET.
ter from that city expresses decided opinioo
that DON Pedro will ultimately succeed, and
adds:-
8" He landed with less than 1000 men, and
has now 1900 we'll disciplined soldiers. veil
Differed; while, on the contrary. Don Misuel's
49, 900 men. With which he originally environed
Oporto, is diminished down to %, 900. of whom
only 5000 are regular soldiers; the remainder are
guerilas and militia. and are very sickly, and
badly clothed, 10 remedy which latter The inhab.
itans of this city are called on to furnish shirts,
aud other apparel.
SPAIN.
The latest intelligence from the capital of this
country is to the lst ultilno, and principally re.
ates to the distractions that prevail in the Coun
ellis Of the King. The weakness and oscillation
Of the Kings mind are becoming daily more evil
dent, and the forthcoming events ia a country
swayed by such government, despolic in its
power, and Influenced moreover BY degrading
subserviency TO bisoted priesthood, it IL impos.
sbe to foresee.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
The King Of Holland gives no Indication Of
any design to accede to the course painted out
for HIM by England and France; and the Belgi
OF the Dutch purts which those powers common.
ced We have neither time nor space for any
extracts to-day.
SICILY.
A letter from Mcssina, under date Of 2ad Feb
uary, gives melancholy account Of The condi.
ton Of the people Of this island. Famine, less
extensive, but scarcely less depIorsble and attic
ting in its character than that Of the Cape de
Verbs, has produced sickness, desoIa,ion aud
death The misfortune vas occasione,. princi.
pally by a succession for many months Of heavy
rains and dark n,s,s, which covered the plains
with water, and prevented the sowing Of the
crops.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-24

TERMs.-D.iiy paper eight dollars per annam. pay
able half yearly Country paper ave dollars per
annum. Advertisements inserted 1t the rate Of one
dollar for the if three inssrtious. and twenty Eve
cents for every subsequent insertion