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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-27
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LATER FROM EUROPE by tue packet shin Eurone
rom Liverpool, we have London papers 10 and Of the m
ui' winch, though a'er by nine days than orr nte
Vous accounts, furnish little OF political interest The
commercial accounts will not be found very encouTagiu
lie affairs OF the Peninsula, including both Soa ,r,
Portugal, remain much before. he Ouees Reoent Of
spain seems to tie n the pfedcsmeni that if France does
ho ~ aiu her. she must throw herself for support unon
'e HOeTdl party among her subjects whose hearty
co-ope' anon would at once crush The opposition of die
~ IS 10 De desire certainly, that she ina be dtj-
ven 10 This al ernaive CdstdgnOs aud Ig[ p0sioy Al r
head Of small regular force had been encomnesreI ~
wosied ~ large bo5y OF Carss, and driven 10 take
uge "iIn the iOrilc aiions OF St Sebastisnus R,o,
had been current that old Sou had ordered an arn n,
m"V hohsGnd men, as corps Of ObseTcdfion 10 enter
pai" bot the London Courier of 18Th and tie Times Of
iOh, partially contradict, Ie suthority of Paris ma,
pets OF the 18Th, those rumors. The oufiet save.
we have received French papers of the 18Th inst and
hey OinE no continuation OF tie rumors TO vhici ,yc
yesterday advered relative to the Interference Of France
and winch were maghihed by stock ioblers into
apoIve assertion that orders had been issued for fla i'm
mediate advance OF the French army Of obset alton ;n,
SPain and willingly believed by and re ady inscr,ei ia
some OF our contemporaries. The news from Sn,;u.
'h aSU ~ a. rather more favorable Than yesfefd,v f.,
way '"s "'e''Ne elmer
one o. ue mo curious items Of intelligence ce,,s;nlv
az %,eseo 'hresl OF Roihschd the banker 10 Mrsb
SoWf lbat Tie French army sci foo, in Sna,, he ,
nO' "E'h Se' 1901 on Change" This would be be 10
tentality OF money with vengeance " ' Po
Our accounts from Portugal direct are Later Than In u
London papers. Wv ' "''" u" 'he
Ibe Belgie Chamber were opened on the 18th Noyem.
Der The only remarkable feature, Is the Kns,s sn
aher congraUaiing the nation and himself on Tho biJ
ihe Prince Royal, is the fact that the dispute with uI
and, Is sill, and is long likely 10 be, unodjusfed
From he .NdffOnaL1
rAHis' NOV I2-There will now be post Of Carli,t
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Sill later advces from ST. Pe,ebugh reaching 10 the
IL, Of Nov show that the famine spoken of in
Ing paragraph by confined to the province Of
Ukraine.
Russia suffering, at the present moment, dreadful
extent from the total ailure Of the harvest many parts
OF the empire. We form some conception OF the ex.en
dinances contained in the last papers which
reach 20 the lilh (26 ID Of Oct
BY resolution Of the Ministerial COMMITTEES every
kind OF is allowed 10 be conveyed free of ~ M,
even in foreign vessels from Russian port TO another
and this permission k to rensn in force. only for the
| present bu, Tor the whole ensuing year.
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HDURSUANT to Decree of the Superior Court Of
ID Law oil Hanover county, will be sold, on the 7th
OF January next on the premises if fair If not, the next
lair day. TO the highest bidder, the Tract of Land which
formerly belonged 10 Gideon Ragund deceased contain
ing by an old survey three hundred and four acres adj
joining the lands OF Nathaniel c. Lpscomb John Brock
and others, on credit OF twelve months except so much
as shall be sufficient TO pay cost of sale Bonds with sp
proved security will be required, and the right said land
retained until me purchase money shall be paid Having
been appointed by the said decree to sell the land .haii
convey such title only as is vested in by the same
which is believed TO be good-About nineteen negroes
belonging to the said estate oil Gideon RagIand
by said decree directed TO be sod of which due notice
will be given OF time and place.
Dec. 49, T67 -widsl HENRY POLLARD
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vtdsJ HENRY POLLARD.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }


October 26lh, 1888.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the proprie tors of
the residue OF the Certificates the exchanged four
ana hall per cent Stock created in Pursuance of
Congress- passed the 26h day of Nav 1924 that the
Certificates OF said Stock will be paid the LIST of Nav
next to the propricors thereof their legal
uves or Attorneys, duly constituted, on the presentation
and surrender OF the said Certificates the Treasury or
al the Loan Office wher the may stand credited
N0fice further giuen that transfer the Ceriif-
Gates OF said Stock from the books the Treasury or any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the Ist day of April
next. And ALSO that the interest all the Certificates of
April next. r. b. TANEY
Secretary Of The Treasury.
NOV b. 52-eowtIMay
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HRY virtue Of deed in trust, (,eatino date the Iot
GD Gay oil January, 1888, aud Of record in the county
court o. Ches'effeld) executed by Peter Mason and Eli
I'peh Mason bis wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of sum Of money therein mentioned 10 AIex
ader Reid, will be soId the 18Th dSy of January 1891
AZ chesterfield courthouse TO the highest bidder Tor cash
one piece or parcel Of land, lying and being on The Man
chester Turnpike be late residence Of the said Peter
Mason, decd) and supposed 10 contain forytwo acres
hoaomc negro woman slave, named Pauna and he child
Jna Pink Such title only, as is vested in me as trustee
will be conveyed.
ANDERSON EDWARDS, Trustee.
Dec' IL 65-w4wH
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POE'EgeY.
sucH Yxr WrMAtxs us,vsa.'
lf'0" The Lo"do" Now Mon,hly Magazine, fo' Nov

from the London Now Monthly hiasazinc, foi Nov. l.
,.r, LOVES ALAS
The course OF true love, never did Iun smooth"
n unluekiest lover am
That ever pcuncd sonnet,
VI eulcgiSch lady's eye,
Or led lady's bonnet.
And what is worse, my case /. ono
That hath no parallel
In cupd's ca endar. There's mono
E'er loved so ill-Ro well.
PerhHpA YOU II think Louise ia eru.,v
Or else too Younger
bachelor, grown old and fusty
Less fit to wed than die
ot perhaps youl think my goddess. s:ijy
some one else carcssos;
ofthat papa has treated ltiiy
Hie and my addresses.
Yet no: am but twenty one:
=, mo nymph not quite so aged;
Morsover, I'm an only son,
Aud she quite disengsgcd.
And FOR papa and MA, I'm
They'll never rant and rave,
Because know they're both secure,
Anj quict-in tho grave.
Mother is't absence mars my lot;
Nor illness, which is worse;
Nor yet that Wcdorks antidote,
fclopt an empty purse.
Then what, you'll ask,--yhat can Il be-
u the name OF love and wonder
That keeps nay sweet Louise and mo
So wiongfully asunder
This--this the cause of all my woos-
woes that no tears quench.
shc not one word OF English knows
Aud not of French.
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BY the Governor Of the Commonwealth of VI, gi,lia
A PROCLAMATION.

n FROCI.AMATIUN.
"HEREAS. have received information that about
w the POL Of September last, a certain WILLIAM
SETTLE, of Richmond county, whilst lying in his bed
was shot and MORALLY wounded by person unknown
at this time, OF which wound he died the 18th OF No
vember following.
Now, therefore, John Floyd, Governor have thought
mt to issue this proc'amaon offering reward OF Three
Hundred Dollars, 10 persons who will disco
yer and in the Jail OF said county pc
oil the murder aforesad-and moreover require all off,
GERS both civil and military and request the good people
oil this their best exerons 10 appre-
bend and the murderer tina, he may be deal, with
according to law.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lSEAL lesser seal OF the said Commonw ath at Rich.
mond, this lIth day of December, 1888
JOHN FLOYD.
december Ia. 65-w4w
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POtter's Vegetable .CathOIicOn.

VHNHE proprietor oil this Medicine has no desire 10 at
y tribute 10 II properties and virtues which ii does not
IN reality possess He has testimony in his possession of
Its healing efficacy, such satisfy all inauirers OF its
having performed almost maces-he has the testimony
oil learned and experienced physicians show null
utudes oil certificates from the uniorunates themse
absolutely rescued in cases from the iaws of
DEATH The proprietor pledges his reputation 10 the pub
lie Tor the perfect innocence and safety Of the Caihoicon
and It's entire freedom from every dceterious drug. Its
ingredients are not only essentially but entirely vegetable
prorts sovereign and unfang remedy in all cases
arising either immediately remotely from inpuru of
blood, and has cured gerry many ,chch Scam
Pdndced, clfer long USE had entirely failed The dis
eases in which, perhaps it has been uniformly successful
are particularly aud emphatcaly the following :-Scor
iua rheumatism syphilis necrosis, white swelling mer
cural disease liver complaint liberated throat cuta
many other complaints included in this list as for ex
ample the ague and fever domestic cholera and any
Others but Tor the diseases mentioned above the poprie
Tor emphatcaly recommends IL in every stage
The proprietor OF medicine which has done so much
as the Catholcon and whose curative virtues can be at
tested by so many would be unjust 10 himself to offer
IN cases that would not reach and if he be consulted he
must il TO his and the extensive
bry Of his medicine honestly to declare whether any be-
neht may be expected from administering it, One thing,
however, is that il may be taken with safety in any
ana hat so Tar from It's interfering with business
the appetite Tor generous living is ensiby improve and
may be INDUCED without danger or impediment and bu
siness may be pursued with greater aacry from the
strength and spirits impaired by it TO the system.
THOMAS +. POTTER,
Agent for II. Potter, widow of the late W W. Potter
NO. 2l6 Market street, Philadelphia.
UJ'To prevent imposi,ons and impostures which have
been numerous the top Of each bottle is distinguished by
the name 'W. w. Potter, genuine" not "W. Potter
which is the certain spurious medicine exten
sively vended.
The Caholcon may always be had by the single bottle
or dozen, orders from the country Tor i'm
any quantity promptly attended TO- For sale by CHARLES
GODDARD, Agent for Richmond. 64-w4w
December IL.
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n N CHANCERY-FIRGINIA. rules taken in the
"a Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chanccry OF Prince Edward county, the lh day
OF November, 1888:
william Chambcr'aync, Appellant
against
Henry Y. jenkins, William M. jenkins, William p
Ha,'on aud Eizabe his wife, Samlel Morgan Ann
his vile, John Nj. Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Obadiah
ID Jenkins Richard H. jenkins, William o. Morgan and
Frances his wife, Martha jenkins, Mary Jenkins Thomas
jenkins ana sarah Jenkins. Appelees.
The defendants, William p. Hatton and Elizabeth his
vile, not having entered their appearance given secu
nty according 10 an act Of the General Assembly and the
rules OF this ourt and 1t appearing that they in
habtan's oil this State, the motion Of the appellee Hen
ry Y Jenkins, il is ordered that the said defendants Will
liam r. Hatton and Elizabeth his wife, appear here the
hrst day OF April term and the original and
amended bill filed against them by the said appellee Hen
~ Jenkins, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
the city OF Richmond, for months successiv ey and
also posted at the front door of the Court House of this
county. Copy-Teste.
b. l. wORSHAM, Clerk.
NoVemner 20 57-wSw
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }

October 26, 1888
AJ HEREAS, notice has been given this day. by this
w Department, 10 the propreors of the residue of
the Certificates OF the exchanged four and half per cent
Stock created in pursuance OF Act of Congress
OH the 10Th day OF May 1924 that the certificates of said
Stock will he redeemed on the first day Of May next and
whereas, OF the propetos of said Stock NAV desire
aforesaid first day of May next Notice now given the
proprieors OF said Stock, that transferring the cer-
Gates thereof to the United States they will be paid the
amount thereof together with the interest which shall
have accrued thereon. TO the day OF payment.
The certificates to be transferred in the usual man
ner at the Loan ONCE where the may credit
ed and the transfer being certified TO the Secretary
the Treasury the amount will be forthwith transmitted in
draft payable TO the order of the seller The
will be calculated TO the day which, in the regular
Of mall the money might be received on the draft
at the place where the transfer made
II. b. TANEY,
Secretary of the Trensuru
November s. b2-Ieow,lMav9
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&EOUNT HOPE COLLEGE-The Mount Hone In.
IsA stituon for the education Of boys, was established
on the plan of the Modern High School or Gymnasium
about two miles from Baltimore, in November 1928 Since
that time it has been in successful operation About one
year since, the Legislature of Maryland granted il the
charter OF College; that those who desire it, NAV there
pursue as extensive Of education as is pursued
at any oil the American Colleges, and the close
the customary degree. The Institution as such continues
ITS operations 10 qualify individuals for admission TO The
College classes, or for pursuing the business of active life
Particular attention is paid the ancient and modern Ian
guages mathematics. the natural sciences &c; which.
together with any other branches usually embraced in
course oil liberal educatioD be by those who
are not candidates for a degree
Annual Eepenses.- Board, room, tuition fuel
and lights, 5000
washing and stationary, need not exceed Is
Use OF College Library 2
Use OF bed and furniture, If not provided by the
parent 10
Payment to be made semi. annuolly in adpanee
We, the subscribers, do cordially recommend the
Mount Hope College TO the patronage of those who NAV
desire to select an Institution Of high merit and Distinguish
ed excellence, for the education Of their sons.
Henry Thompson, Isaac McKim, Robert Gilmore J.
r. X Henshaw, J. Johns, Thomas Wilson, p T.. Thonss
Geo Winchester, j. II. Miller, Joseph Jewet William
Nevins, Jesse Hunt, John Finlay, James Hamilton N
H. smith, Talbot Jones, Alex. Brown, L. r. Partridge
Gushing, T. J.. Finley, David Barnum.
MY engagements have not permitted to become per.
sonaIy acquainted as could have wished, with the plan
and operations OF the Mount Hope Institution nor with
It's respectable Principal aud his Associates: vet suc ia
my entire confidence in the judgment OF the gentlemen
whose names attached to this certificate ami so naui-
nous do ind tie public impression in favor of the Ins.
tuition, so lar my inquiries have extended bat have
much pleasure 10 being permitted thus TO add my name
and express my ardent desire for the more extended
fonage and prosperity Of the Institution VIM Wtur
Baltimore, Nov. 1888 67-w3t.
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TAI NJ, M'CREi2Y, DRAPER AND TAILOR, East
w Corner " u and 1911 streets, nearly opposite
te Eagle HOTEL keeps constantly on hand, complete
assortment OF Goods, embracing all that is usually kept i'm
bs me OF business, most OF which Of the very best
quality. lie pledges his reputation fashion the same
equal 10 any oer establishment in this country and re-
specuuy sochs continuance Of the liberal patronage
received for the last years and promises his best IL
OTIS III htWe Dec Cliff
a tONCORDEACADEMY.-T exercises Of this Sc.
" minary Tor the next year, will commences on thc 10
OF January, and terminate on the 18Th Of December
The month Of August will be given for vacation Terms
as heretofore Address ATWELL e. COLEMAN,
Bowling Green, Caroline Co.
November 20. 50-wtI6dbJsn
MOTlCE.-All persons having claims against the es.
tate OF the late Sarah BeasIey dec. Of Chesterfield
county, are requested to present them for settlement
j. NUNNAII,Y
Dec. IT, I66-w4w'1 admir- ~ Sarah Bsdsfey, dee
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HIN CHANCERY--y1Re1S1A.- rules 10 he boldon
~ in the Clerks Office Of the Cmcni, superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Cumberland county, from the I'd
10 he 7h day Of December, inclusive in the year 1888
ihomas X HARRISON administrator Of Archibald TAYLOR
declared, pI,;n,ig ~
against
James lsbell, James Allen, Richard s. Eggles,on Rich
ard b. Eggeston, Edmund Eggleson and Alfred A. Allen
Edward N. Allen, Elizabeth r. Allen, Sally C., Allen
VIM. M. Allen, Mary ID. Allen, and Msrgaret Allen
heirs and infant children Of WIN. Allen deed Defts
The defendant James Allen, not having entered his an.
pearance ana gwen security according The Act of AZ.
sembly and the rules of this Court aid n annesrio r.
satisfactory evidence that he is not an nba6itant OF b
Commonwealth; a. is ordered that the sad defendant DO
appear here on the first day OF April Term me- aud an
swer The bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of This order
DC forthwith inserted in newspaper published in The
cry OF Richmond Tor two months successyefy and post
ed up at tho front door OF the Court house Of his county
Copy. Tese, p. NUNNALIY, ID. e..
December ". eeue.
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ROARDlNG SCHO0l.-1he Subscriber has eDgag.
LIE ed 10 open school in Port Royal in Caroline coun-
ed ON the 2d Monday in January for the
OF boys in the Latin and Creek and the usual branches
OF an English education. Having taken a commodious
house. Ter the residence OF himself and family, he would
be glad 10 receive 10 or Is boarding pupils 800 eac
for board aud tuition; each furnish his bed and
bedding. HENRY 7. ANDERSON.
N. Is. Reference may be had to DIR. Charles Morris,
DR.. John Duval, or TO Robert Hood.
Nov. %. bs-wfIJ
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HROYDTON FEMALE AGA DENYING annual
III session OF this School will commence the first Mon
day in February next and close the last Wednesday in
November.
All the departments filled with compeent in.
structcrs and the subscriber pledges himself that each
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined in mind manners
and NOR. Il. ~
Expenses for the Session ffen months.
Tuition in all The b. anchcs OF English education,
including course of NJ Mathematics and Sci
:, ence with experiments $40 90
rrehch or ltsiIan, 10 20
VI usic OH The Piano, 80 90
uiooh w all the above branches, 90 90
Board, lodging washing frewood, and lights in
, eluded' Ssper month, 80 90
Painting and drawing, in all cases, a separate
charge, IN m
Payments are 10 be made half in advance the balance
at the end of five months
Mrs Kngman will give private lessons on the Guitar
Oriental TInung and Introducing.
fl. A. GARLAND
Boydon, Mecklenburg County.
Dec. Z. 62-wuJ-oo1E
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December ii.

N ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-Atr rules held in the
N Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county Of Hanover, 4h day
oil November, 1888:
James I. Sutton and Edwin Shelton, Plaintiffs
against t-
Thomas Price, Jr. and Thomas Boswell Executors of
James boswell dec, Samuel Anderson, Charles Vest and
Eliza his wife, John Pearson and Charlotte his wife, Will
liam L. Thompson, Tarlon Peasants and Thomas Price,
Jr administrator de bons Of Sam Anderson the elder
aud administrator OF Lew p. Anderson, dec, Deits.
ihe defendant, Samuel Anderson not having entered
his appearance and given security according act of
Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and by
satisfactory evidence that he is inabtan of this
commonwealth, on the motion OF the plaintiffs il is order
ed, that the said defendant do appear here the first
Monday in February next and answer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted at
the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county
Copy-Teste. PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. C.
November IL. 5l-wsw
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NH lLLFlELD ACADEMY.-This School, recently
1sA founded and located in Southampton county on the
main road leading from Jerusalem to Sinhied (ahout
fourteen miles from the former, and twenty from
the laer will be opened for the reception of pupils of
ooih sexes on the second Monday Of January ensutc
AS FnciPal oil the institution, the Trustees have plea
sure IN stating that they have engaged the services of Mr.
WIN. c. Clark This gentleman by his previous success
as teacher, has afforded The satisfactory evidence of
MS htness TO discharge the duties OF station 10 which
he has been invited He brings with him the HE hest ties.
noniais Of his qualifications scholar, and his merits
as man. The Trustees deem il sufficient TO add that
Mr. Clark stands pledged devote his entire time and Ia
tents to the faithful discharge Of the duties pertaining 10
his station. "
Should the number of Pupils require II, a comne,ent
assistant will Immediately be procured. The discipline
OF The School will be that Of the best modern institutions:
Saiuary restrictions and corrective means adopted and
resor'ed TO- In accordance with the plan which has been
empbatically termed the PARENTAL method of govern
wisest and best. " ~ w
The course of instruction in this School will embrace
me various branches Of liberal English and Classical
Education The terms OF Tuition will be as follows: I
FOR orhogrsphy, Reading, Writing and Aritil-
, meuc. SI2 90
For do. with Grammar, Geography,
History, Rhetoric and Composition, 20 90
For the Latin, Greek and French Languages, and
Mathematics, 80 90
There will be examinations of the pupils attached
to this School in the of the year; The one publc
The other private or the former (Which will be follow,
ed by vacation OF the customary lengthy due notice ,y;l,
be given TO parents, guardians, SC. ~
GOOD board may be obtained cong uous 10 The Az ademv
IN genteei ana respectable families, moderate terms
W ho"s uuoh--preseniiDg at option, rand Mac
ing p'uh general reach the means of plain and nee
1i or The advantages OF diversified and Classical
Education located in healthy, pleasant and pouuous
neghpo'hoo1 IN The continuance and prosperity Of which
hvey interest Is cherished by those whose sperip
~nuhg care ils concerns entrusted-he attention of
discerning public is respectfully direcied-Persons de-
srous OF further information, in relation to the School
may readily obtain IT, reference 10 either of the follow,
ing named Individuals trustees Of The same.
:. JOHN URQUHART, President NJ The Board
ioa John Y. Mason, Col. Carr Bowers, Col WIN q
Parker Capt Edward Butts, Capt Benjamin Griffin; Je.
remah Cobb, James Rochelle James B. Urauhati silss
Summereil, John Boykin, SanI'l. NJ. Pond, H. A. KeIo
Esquires' Dr ~; Dsguhsr Dr. s. II. Burgess, to
GEOKGE q. G. GRAY, Secretary II. n.
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VALUABLE Ian ID FOR SALE.-Pnrsuant TO dc.
cree OF the Circuit Superior Court Law and Chan
Gerry Tor Surry county, in the suit of PETIT
way vs. The heirs OF John Faucon, dee and others ON
me 10Th day OF October last, shall offer the highest
fauIcon on credit OF six and twelve months on the 18th
day oil February next all the lands of which said John
Faulcon died seized. The said lands are divided into
several distinct FARMS known by the name of New Hone
Melville, Mill Neck, sc. Several of said farms have an
abundant supply OF excellent marie, and are in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of James River-No conveyance will
be made until the further order of said court.
VIM. E. BAILEY, Deputy for
r. III. Edcards, Sheriff of S. C.
Dec "a 69-MGW