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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having d.,or
nined 10 remove 10 The city OF Richmond for the
se hc "eaomg himself TO the practice of law, will
se "e arm on which lac resides, in the rpper end
OF the county OF New Kent, ON Chickaho,nnv river Gr
,een miles from Richmond The Farm contains seven
hnhH' Ell acres about two hundred cf which are o,-
gf"u"h believed 10 he equal any OH The river IN. bia
"uS are In safe OF handsome Improvement and ar.
equal in fertility any in that part Of the counrv H.
improvements are sufficient, nearly Tor the Farm
mere Is very fine apple orchard OF about eight hundre
i 'o,"pf.g grea, variety Of fruit or the table and
p,c s'ie on The premises Monday The IItb dsv ne
ocober mex; in the time those dlpoyed 10 nrcS.
SeP'ember 8 JOHN d. CLoPToN.
, whcn II viii certainly take place. unless pr-
soh before; aud OIL that day pr emises will be-
Sold all my stock and crop Of every kind plantation nen
Ills, household and kitchen furniture
NOV. o, [62-tIsl JOHN b. CLoPToN.
EM oH CELLO FOR SALE.-This celebrated Seat.
I'VE the former residence Of Mr.. Jefferson is oe red or
sale III Is perhaps too well known 10 renrrc anv do
sPon put u may be well 10 mention that its value has
neeh much enhanced within the few wears bv the adj
otto" OF perennial well of excellent water in the kbchep
y"ru n "hch new pump Of the best construction has
Just been placed-besides many other vaab. inrovs
ehs III may be proper also to state On contradiction
10 an unounded repor that the buildings with The ex
cephon OF the terraces, which require flooring s in ex
ceen Preservaon being constructed OF stone and brck
protected 10y coating Of tin lead zinc iron or cenner
wherever exposed to the action of the weather II Is zen
NOT oy irePfooi, but one Of the permanent
buildings in Virginia.
Between two and three hundred acres of Land are o,
'acheu 10 the House, about half of which is in woods and
Tie remainder under cultivation The land ia genersi,,
OF me best quality, well wateed and ptibe of the
ngnestdegree OF improvement lis abundantiy supplied
VIZ every species OF Mulberry, and Is perhaps one of the
most eligible situations IN the world for the lucrative prsut
% we culture % 'lIk " not disposed of IN a sor, time IL
WI "e leased out Tor several years. Terms and cnnd
"o,s As usual with landed estates. J. T.. BARCLAY
lie subscriber viii also dispose of his Tract OF Land
YOU" an ITS "pprennnces) lying in the Forks Of Hard
" "Io ,Ver' "Wcm"fle county, about nine miles from
Chai'o'tesfiiIe, containing upwards of 100 acres.
Also about 1000 acres Of Land principally dmbered in
PendcIon county, the north fork OF the South Branch
OF TIE Potomac Piice low, and term. liberal
J. r. BARCLAY
1FSdc Of Furniture, farming Utensils, SC. made
Known by future advertisement [Nov.5 52-w3w
a lid "MURDOCK" nINE-The subscriber has in
y store and sale. old and very sune,ior ST.
deira Wine, from The house Of MURDocK YUfLLT&
Co. in pipes. half pipes, qurer aud half Or casks
Also a very choice iOt IN de,niiohns
2 pipes and ; halt do fine Old Sicily
Pslc sherry In half pipes : WIGHT
November .. "a A,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

~ CE'--A Peu'ion VIII be presented TO the Lesis-
atnre Of Virginia, to open Inspection of Tobacco
IN Warehouse, on the property of Nathaniel E. Sanue,
w, & Abraham w. Venabe, at the Town OF GAINESVILLE
AMI county of Mecklenburg IOct 221 ls,ye,y
NoilCE.-A petition will be presented to the next
Legislature, praying for the passage of law TO re-
nuce the with OF the streets OF the OF ScottsviIe in
The coany of Powhaian. Oct fd2whw,i "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05


lsrealiy very gratifying to mtnes. the improvements
hat are showing themselves in every part of VIRGINIA,
but especially in the Eastern section of the Stat.
petersburg has taken the lead and with her Railway and
Msnuiactoes and Packets bids fair TO do all that enter
prize and industry accomplish Norfolk has he On
red on aud her Railway into NJ Carolina will he likely IN
bring TO her market rich harves trade And in o
city, we are fast awakening OF hat is due 10 our
selves The James River Improvement we NAV ne
upon the point OF being commenced and Ra,Iw Az In IN.
Potomac Creek will he Begun Charter can he
obtained from the next Legislature. better dav !.
opening upon The souha spsit OF practical industry i al
work. and we may anticipate large increase OF The
wealth, power snd happiness Of that whole section of r
Union, OF which Virginia forms part.
In ihis slate OF things il is not little surpiizine IN s
ha so lille attention should I've turned the SUBJECT o
manufactures We do allude TO suc, ,u,nuc,c
tules as would require tile aid of fa,if TO support
them, against foreign competition; but TO sucb a..
from our own particular situaton would have facilities
with us, which they could where else possss.-either
from great and cheap power, the domestic cuy,,iou
OF the staple, or The market existing around us Tina,
iere Us wide field in the Southern States Tor u,c;ou.
speculation in this way, few we'll Informed men will Inc
disposed TO doubt How is il then that in This CITY with
us Immense water power, inr xhaus,ie beds of coal and
lis coniguy TO the there seems TO be so little di.ro
shon 10 embark III these useful aud profitable esabli.h
nehts! Richmond has immense advantages for a eon.
mefcIal city, but her natural facilities Tor r,snufacrino
are perhaps SUPERIOR COmDiIeT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

1T Ds7"d PehdPf the President believes the Ccnoral Co
Vcfnnnni has no constitutional T
opinion to nc consistent apply 10 incorporating Banks In
81 Coiunbia ne 10 establishing
ne public depoes have just been removed ono OF ,
Is we Ccnhnel serious IN IFS position? Who ever
DOUBTED That the Federal Government has The on
power TO chatter Bank IN tie District of Columbia
ucn power mas never been denied to by the srcicst
bimiiaran. The Dilemma is The error of the oCendoe
II arises from not distinguishing the limited powcrs OF
Congress over the States, and its general power to
ero'se eHcuve legislation IN all cases whd,sos, er over
! tlse district Of ten fl,Bles square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
THE SURPLUS.

Inc DoylestownDemocrat makes the following re-
marks on the expected Surplus i'm the Treasury:
we see ~ slated That there will be aurplus revenue
81 Twelve millions dollars in the treasury the u s. OIL
the first OF January Congress being in session at
that time will take the matter into ration no doubt
But what is to be done with il? We never believed that
public debt was public blessing; do we believe an
overowing Golfer will be blessing country either
Twelve millions is small sum and manv an itcbing
palm there will lie al the seat Of government Tor dip into
It, vi the twoiiis greater evil be too rich than TOO
poor.-Ihe money Is not waned-the government cannot
spend Tor internal improvement according 10 the inter
probation given in the veto the Maysviie road bill
ne south viii demand greater reduction of duties and
me east WIZ uphold them Congress will have
trouble, IN the way of settling disputes OF what shall he
done with the money, while the same time thew can
make way with portion OF il by protractng the session
Mr.. Niles in his last Saturdays W. Register. re-
sists the proposition of the N Y. Journal of Com
inerce "tO restore the credit sysem"-and remarks
thus upon the surplus:
"'The surplus on hand will regulate itself The
reduced term OF cre with The pay of certain ,i-
ties in cash. have thrown into the present year an eryo
amount oil public reveDue but this will be speedily
rectedand The nett proper revenue Of current wears
he only obtained The extra supplies will with the
periods OF the old credits"
by regulating ITSELF does Mr.. N. mean that The
revenue will fall within tire proper wants of the Go
vernmenf, or that the expenditures may be enlarged
TO the scale OF the revenue? If the former, as we
suppose, we cannot approach the solution of the
problen until we have the official Report of the
Treasury before If the latter we trust the Tariff
VIII he cut down 10 the wants. and the wants en-
y" "O We snHii not uHueTtaKe 10 say
whether it would be greater evil for the federal trea-
siry to be too poor too rich There is weakness i'm
the one-and encroochmcnt and tyranny in the other
Under this point of view, cannot bear to see the
indifference with which the Journal of Commerce
pronounces, that "upon any system large surplus
cannot be avoided" II is mistaken The Tariff
may be reduced TO a very low per centage-and IL
must be reduced TO that point, sooner than that any
surplus should remain in the Treasury
We shall look for the next developments from the
Treasury with anxiety. The new Secondary
may have it in his power to present one of the most
inomentous Reports which ever enlanated from that
Department. We trust we shall see Mr.. Taney
meeting the emergency with the frmness which
belongs 10 his character-and with vigorous hand
attempting to bring back the government TO that eco
homy OF expenditure and simplicity of powers
which may he expected from his State Rights pril,-
cipIes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
AMERICAN TURF REGIsTrp

We have received the November MOI, can,;o,o. .,
'e m,gh repna'ionh ia. acquired. Tho prc-en,
NO - emhcllished with fUo Engrayinps-The fra, l.
oil wild Turkey Trap.-The other il a beautiful renr.
sthahon oil Marske, the Sire Of the celebrated Ene.
EchPse'-lhe articles possess their usual interest
hey consist OIL an Account oil Marske--a Dissertation
on me blooded stock Of the U. S.-of Phenomena The
irotting Mare-POeilcai Advertisement Mt of Dop-,b.
annual List OF Winning Horses-Veierinary articles
Fox hunting, and old Nat Turner, the King VIM Fox-
s,n,sa''I oN-hnnter-BIeaking of young hounds
Scenes in The West the shooting OF the buflloe herds
wid horses Sc--Trre days in the Grouse plains of H.
in'eres sung hunt, and good shot-WiIh grea,
variety Of Sporting nelligence.Racing Calendar .nJ
Turf Kegs,er-Among the races described are those of
me Cen'raiCourse OF Ociober-done dm,ore In the
usual happy vein Of ilo Editor. ~
we cannot close this has,y article, without calling the
readers attention TO the interesting description we rn,
this day OF the last weeks Races over the Long Island
Course Col w r. Johnsons Ironete has been beaten
by Medoc But Trife from the Colonel has turned the
fortunes OF the Day in favor of the South On the prea,
race, she beat at once Black Maria and Alice GREY
The Turf Register Announces that W. r. johnson has
5000. 10y "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

georgia Hiecfion-We have received full returns
from all The counties, except Emanuel and Rabun In
he lorner there is reported tie; in the latter maori
" lor Lumpkn OF 37o votes including which, LumpEin's
woe majority, according TO the returns we have
ed, Is 226l voes.-Sduannah Rem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05
Nj A RRIAGES
DEATHS.

arTod on Thursday evening The Rev NJ, K.o,,. A.,
uwhid Branch to Mis- Catharinc bfed ""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

which were lodged just above the knee We have heard
that there Is but little hopes Of his recovery Sprouse has
made his escape and is going large We sincerely
hope that he may be Chrc.
nicfe, Oct. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

Steam Carriages on common ToaSs.-Ws
feel considerable interest in the experiments
which are still making in England on this sub
Ject IL this mode Of trave Hing sh all be found
TO be practicable, and Unattended uHA dir
Guilty, II will do away the necessity, and tho
extra expense Differentiation, and subsakasnts,
Iaying d0trn Rails, sc. SC and all that will
be Tequircd will be TO obtain the proper kind
OF Locomotive Carriags, and see that our
common roads be improved and kept in good
order. IS.f I.f
The following paragraph on this subject IS
from late Birmingham paper
"On Wednesday Iast, Messrs. Hea-
ton, 81 Birmingham, made another
experiment with their steam coach, 10
ascend the hill at BromsgTove Lieksy.
which is loose sandy surface, 80 much
so, that the wheels Of their machine
about fifteen hundred weight carried
ball Of sand before them about three
inches deep. The hill 10 about seven
hondred yards long, and rises on an
average one yard in eight, and is de.
eIsred by eminent sarVeVors 90 be TIE
worst piece Of road in the Kingdom. -
The hill was mounted by their una
chine, With . msil. eoseh attached, CT.
teen hundred weight, and nine persons
~ nine minutes. They then took up
= number Of their friends, and proceed
ed on TO BromsgrOVe, - far as tie
Market place there they turned ne
machine around, and returned 10 tts
Crab hill lnn, shout fifteen miles
this vas accomplished in two hour.
and twenty two minutes, including oil
sloppsges. Having stsid . considsra'
bic time at the Crab Mil Inn, thsy
reisTned home. having accomplished
TIE greatest undertaking in the history
OF steam locOmotion on the ccmuos
road. They arrived 10 Birmlnghsr'
bringing ~iih them up Wofeesi''
street, en- ascent ol one yard 10 twe.'f
J thirty two persons"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

HE Winchester Virgiaisn state. ,b.,
the contracts for the construction ~
the Rail Road from that place e. H.
Pers Ferry, have 81 been taken At pri
ees Within the original estimates If the
engineer. The work must be CON
ssbssd within thirty days, and fnish.
go "fhin twelve months. The CON.
pei'on Of this work ,--eonneet a. il
VII then be, With the Baltimore and
oh,o Rail Road,-wiIl confer RreaI
Snd constantly increasing beneiis on
DaI,'"ae.e s0d winchester, and indeed
on the whsls Valley Of virEinia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

Tue Baltimore Gazette states. that an !.
now about three years and half since ,he
travelling on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ROAD was commenced, and more Ham thr,e
eenaTsd taOussnd passengers have since ira
Vehea on u, Without siagis iaa,snes Of sryi-
- -Js'g 70 hfe or limb, having occurred 10
Any one 81 than" IL adds, that "a late i'm.
mprovement-whichw we 6nd re- ferred
70 10 The last annual report Of the Presiden,
ana Directors Of that Company-by the intro
ductlon Of Tee 1rTOugAf Iron bars into the ONE,
nm OF The wheel, BY WILHELM case Of h.
Isac'uro--tbe parts will be held together. and
me wheel sustained, 1T Iesst, until time nm
ns allowed to replace twill give still fur
Inef security TO the travelling on this road.
whien, oy the way, Is daily increasing, and
has already far surpassed any exn~c,.,;n ,,,
That could have been formed AZ ths Co.
neneemeut Of the work, upon lis present n
mited extent"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21
MORE STEAM BOAT DISASTERS.


Yesterdays mail brought Us account.
OF two steamboat accidents on the ives.
tern waters. The first occurred on
board the Thomas Yeatman, near Mem.
Phis, on the Gath ult. by the collapse
OF one OF the dues, and lead TO the
death Of seven persons, viz: the assis.
tant engineer, and six negroes belong.
ing To . gentleman residing in the state
OF Mississippi The former was &C
badly sealded that he lived but few
hours after the accident occurred, and
the latter, 90 the confusion of the mo.
ment, leaped overheard. and were
drowned. The boat itself received
bat little injury.
The other sceidcnt befei the Peru
Wan. 10 descending the Mississippi, she
struck on snag, and sunk in nine fee,
water. She had on board foil cargo
consisting Of western produce and cot.
ton, the principal part Of ~hich will be
saved, and the boat, il 10 thought, can
De raised without much difficulty.
Bali. .7rser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

We vent to the play last night. ex-
pecting = rich treat, aud we were not
disappointed. Col. David Crocket
wss there by invitation Of the Manager.
The moment he showed himself in the
front box reserved Cor his use, he was
welcomed by universal cheers, long,
loud, reiterated. He said by his &C
tons, and by the good humOred man
Der in which he received his friends
go 0heGd. The play was Pizarro, w ith
the excellent afterpiece, Mazeppa.
At the conclusion Of the play, there
was an unanimous call for Mr.. Farrell
and Zip Coon" That gentleman
appeared and sung the song amids,
universal thunders Of applause. When
he came to the verses IaudAtory Of Col.
Crockett, and descriptive Of certain
Porers which he is supposed to possess,
there were such rOars Of applause &C
corded 10 the actor and the song as
were never before heard in our Thea.
tie, and no individual present seemed
to enjoy the pleasures Of the occasion
with more zest than the Colonel hiGa.
self. Every thing went OF well. The
music was excellent: and every body
seemed 10 be delighted with the fine
appearance Of the cavalry 1.-THE horses
from MIR. Browns circus)in Mazeppa.
Nashville BanMsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

a icy Passengsr "A daughter Of
the Emerald Isle. who took passage on
board the steamboat Ohio last evening,
1T New York, lound herself the mother
OF bne boy long before her arrival 81
Albany This, Se suppOs<, may be
called The natural iHegeass Of PGsssu.
gers. Captain Bartholomew presents
TIE boy froek, and be is 20 be chris
iened Ohio M'shaue.- .gibany Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

The Legislators of Vermont, Al the
recent session, appropriated the sum
OF 3 1900 yearly, for ten years, to ena.
bic the INDECENT blind Of that State 20
avail themselves Of the benefits Of the
New England Asylum Of the blind
IN Boston. The bill passed unani.
mously.- Boil. liner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

a large nuabsr ~ the students a
ING University Of Virginia assembled
on ule - III ell. and, after an able and
e:lOqaeot address from William AZ. Al.
kiason ESQ. formed a Bible soe;s,v
auxiliary to The Bible sOsiety Of Viz
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

RICHMOND, NOV. 9.
'1HofAsr CettoR Mandatory IN ths City Of
Riehmoad. p. J. CuEyaILIE gave public
notice the day before YESTERDAY, that he
would on that day open q subscription for n
thousand shares OF stock Of SiO6 each, To
erect Cotton Mandatory on his property
near tho immense Flour Mill he is now build
ing at the foot Of the basin, in the centre of
the city. The first day about two thirds the
amount were subscribed, and the balance was
subscribed yesterday, by men q business,
good men and true.
The promptness with which this stock was
tsken, is sure indication, that the unsur-
passed advantages OF Richmond rs manu.
featuring city, are getting 70 be duly appre-
ciated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21
FOREIGN.
LATEST PROM EUROPE.

The packet ahip Virginia, NJ New York, s.ite,l
from Liverpool on the s,h October, to which date
abe brings AdviceA
The King Of Spain died on Sunday, the
18th OF September, ut p. m. The Queen
had assumed the Regency. and had made no
change Of Ministers, and Madrid was tran.
quill. 1t Is doubtful what effect this will have
upon Don Carlos, who remained at Abrantes.
Tho Liverpool Albion OF tho 9TH, states
that official accounts Of the death Of the King
Of Spain had been received.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21
cuAnlrsTou. rov >

We are authorized to state that DIR.
Rhinelsnder has accepted his appoint.
ment AZ professor Of Anatomy H. the
Medicsl College Of South Carolina, and
will be IN Charleston in . few days
Drs. Bedford and Davis, the Professors
OF Obstetrics sHd Of Chemistry, are nov
in this City.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

DoH FRENeIscO TAeoE was on Moudav
week presented By the Secretary Of stole -
ihe President. TO whom he delivered bis ere.
ssntiais IS Envoy Extraordinary and Miuis,s,
Pleni2otsniisry Of the King Of spain 10 ,hs
United statss.-[GIoS,. ~ '"S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21
SPORTING NEWS,

The second days purse NJ Ba,,lesovn, VA. r,,,
sor by Mr.. Floods Betsy Nelson ami Mr.. Co,,e.,
l"hie-she distance mile, three best in Eve.
The hrst heat was handsomely contested, bu, the
seeond vas taken By Betsy Nelson With case, a,
we are informed Traffic xas then dr,~n. \,
Sih DC reeoileetcd that these two were in the
th'rti days race ON the Charicssown cour.c. when
Trahie sasthe victor. The friends Of Betsy Mel.
son then offered (al,hough she had been beaten,
to run her singiy against any Of her competitors;
and his race indicates that their confidence wa,
not misplaced. They are both, htwevcr. fine ami.
mails OF the same blood, (sir Charles, and e..i
has had victory. Many more are probably 4,
store for them.
OF the shephersi.so~n races, We have no se.
count, excerpt that Mr.. Strider's horse Wasl.;ny.
ton took the priacipaipurse.
We have been unable 20 6nd room for no,;,e
ct the great rase 1t New York, In which Tr;a.
beat Alice Grey two heats, and distaneed Rl.ek
Maria! Tribe hss since been victoriou. At Nor
folk and Richmond.
Or We have just heard that the pure Of ara
was yesterday taken by Tyrans, on the Bolivar
course, beating Emile, rounds and repeat,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

DO Friday, the Ssh, the sword voted
BY the Common Council Of New York
to Commodore Chsuaesy, vas present
ed ts hin N the presence % the two
Bosrds, Of several distinguished oHi
GERS OF the srmy and navy, and many
citizens. --.7ier. CO..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

HPpoiaf1sspf by Ghe CoosynOy
yer Lewis =. Linn. Of 81. OeneSjsve,
70 the senate Of the United States, vice
Aisxahdsr BaekBer. deceased.
Sc Lewis Rspukf;~..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

.IPpotniResf By ths Pyesdsaf. --RiebSrd Pol
lard' OF Virginia, 10 the Consul Of the l'ni,es
states tn the city Of Mexico. IN the nlsr. ~
James 3. Wilson, resigned. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-21

Col. AarOn BuTr.-We have known
ter some months past, that the memoirs
OF this distinguished individual were A.
boat 70 BE pablishej. aader his diree-
ton, By Matthew l.. Davis, Esq. If this
city. There is perhaps no person better
qualified Tor the task than the gentle.
man Who has undertaken it--boih from
his personal talents, aud political asso-
Citations. The Editor, We learn. has
proceeded 80 far % the far. famed
Mexican expedition. and We have res
.on TO know that his research and in
dusiry are unreinitting. II will be a
work, we venture to say. Of profound
interest to the philosopher add pOliti.
eian.- " L. Com. .ldv.