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of litigation, and the commission of crime, but had greatly cWrtaIled the necessity of re- sorting to legal tneasnres for the collection Ol debts. He was confident that with the ex- ceptiOn of the County Attorney, who receiV- ed salary rem the public treasury. there was moi lawyer in the county who derived a support for himself and family from the a. Vails of his professional business only. In other words, there was not lawyer in the county, with the exception above mentioned. who realized from his profession $500 per an- mum. To the honor of this gentleman be 1t added. that he seemed very cordially to re- jOice in the Reformation, notwithstanding the effect which it had upon his business.
 Jour. Of Commerce.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Ne,p- York, Ju,se 25.
 By the Packet Ship Henry 4th, arrived yesterday from Havre, we have received pa- pers from Paris to the 18th of May inclusive.
 ISrkey. .-The accounts from 0onstsntin0- pie of April Esd represent the negotiations between the Porte and Ibrahim Pacha as like ly to produce no favorable result, but to be speedily broken of. Indeed, one letter of that date in Havre paper ofthe 17th of May declares that the deliberations have been drought to an abrupt conclusion.
 lbrahiun, 1t Is stated, demanded inperioasIy the cession of Adana and Tarsus, and threat ened not only not to retire from Kiutaia. but even to advance. On the other hand, the Sultan, supported by the Russian troops which were constantly arriving. had determined to make no concessions. SO that hostities might be anticipated ere long.
 kussia.-A letter from Petershurgh of Apr. 25th, says, that Gen. Orloff has been ordered to proceed to Constaniinople to take com. mand Ofthe Russian land and sea troops there and has 6een'Accredited also as extraordinary ambassador. Hence it has been naturally concluded that the war will be continued. Al the numerous disposable regiments were con centrated on ths Turkish boundaries. Prince Paskewiichs has prepared plan of militar! operations against Ibrahim. 1t is stated tha time will probably be gained by acting on thu defensive, and drawing over certain Asiati' Armenians and Greeks, until an army shall b. formed by the Sultsn. The uninPeded pro
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Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Co-Nr. Eaton has superseded Charles Fensoa Mercer Esq. in the Pres idency of this Company. Gen. Mercer has been long known as among the ablest and mest zealous advo- caes ef his work, aud his eariy ardent and connu- ed exertions on behalf of the company have richly titled him to expect every thing at their hands butt sach trsatment ds tkis.-There is perhaps man in the Union, no, an Engineer by profession, who pos sesses any thing like Gen. Mercer's information on every subject connected with internal Improvement or Mr. Eaton's qualifications for such a situation we can say nothing.-RichmOmd ERq.
 SGicide.-A boy by the name of Decker. about l6 years Of age, of this city. stole quantity of arsenic from tho shop ofDr. Hunt. Sunday last, took it and died yesterday morning. Every effort was made to save him, but in vain. The cause assigned for this act is that hs former companions would not associate with him, in consequence of his having taken con- siderable of moaey from the drawer of one of our merchants some time since.-Hsdson Republican. Black HGsGk's counienance strikes almost every Phadephian, as being wonderfully like that of Ste- pheD GiraEd Ia Richmond strong resemblance 10 ] 'Mr. Madison was detected.
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Temperance and las0 suiis.-Tn conyersing with lawyer from Hampshire County, Mas sachusetts, the other day, he remarked to us that the Temperance Reformation had very much dimipiShed the business Of his profes. siOns-that it bad not, only checked the snirit
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gresS of Ibrahim is attributed to his father's using similar intrignGs. The Emperor of Rus sia. tt was rUmored, would make foreign journey in June.
 The Duchess de Berri, it is confidently sta- ted, IS to be transported to Palermo, and that a ship was preparing to take her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
DEATHS.

Died, the 90 instant, city Nso York. Mayo
dsssi.o1 Eod"S Scott very interesting
Died. at Woodod in Richmond Virginia. 7rh
Mrs Judith Gibon MCay widow Of Col William MCary, nged
The wta of thi, little dduin bestow praise
where not justly well that obituary
aory recollection
Of the aged descendants The aocien, highly CID
yooag widow with Two infan and four Children of tender
yeas and exceedingly embarrassed by debt BY
relieved and children respectfully
ceased children, they Scarcely
Of children feels be
So perfectly exempt from dqog III BY deed the sub
s ssp s"o G. sd s1e. % Mai you'd
5 % % soS % 81: ' SS s s" ply
last heu BY the bright hope Of future dwelling i" "anOins not
tCoMno -Dep,,ted hi. life Tho 10th inst, the
ne, Se & %e. %V pG%a 9 r o. I M s %
unSpoeI She al wSo SSC~ %o a.
her parents; neghbo those who knew sy
Methodist Episcopal strict adhe,o"1 to tic
% o. S "% T o. % oei moi hesHS to say she
aH the La" She has len er and m"her ppohe"s and sis
er and circle OF to bemonn aud lament
oner poiac,ed Illness Gibson ESQ., yo"f
love the "G G S we s SDi sa o
co. s az os S one MTS Sanee 70 @n T.
life wa, one co1,nued round Of charity he iterO the
yd and assist them ~ health His house the asylum Of the
friends. that upwor: of twenty have found him father and
houss homeAsa neighbour, and
he Kind and husband,
ther his love bounds But h h life happy,
still sdou he died firm believer in the truths of tho
Gospel, his whole theme could speak, good
love OF Crucfed Rdeemcr o called his m around
in 1asm m m
faile his added,
trusted able him spy ap
piled of oily "Bosscd
the Lord siith the Spirit they may
hours their works do follow them"
Our Town has just followed to the grave its Patriarch. The
venerable Col Thomas Taylor died, Sunday the
residence s Mt Benjamin Taylor buried yese
day. The family utying gr1unis obequss attended by
bad long been mark for hereditary due not less TO hi
high public services the private virtues that
made them amiab eAGr unusually Long lc full Of honor and
usnfuness led with All who him,
number Of descendants,
viii enleavot the leading crcum
public life; would
hastily He horn IN the couny Amelia Virginia.
the 10th Sept 17f3C Columbia (S C. 7cescqp Nor. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

SYLVAN HILL ACADEMY.-The subscriber, in
~ connexoD with MIR. WIN. G.. Nelson, WILL on the
18th January 1891, open School for The reception Of
boa,ders at Sylvan Hill, his future residence. Sylvan
Hill pleasantly situated in The Forks OF Hanover, about
80 miles from Richmond, above the Fork Church. in the
immediate neghborhood OF the Rev J. Cock and sur
rounded by society, for intelligence morality and pety,
surpassed by none in Vrgnii MIR Nelson, of the
late Mr. Peter Nelson, President OF Wing6ed Academy
TO whose professional exertions Virginia is much in
debed for many Of her most literary aud practical men,
Is so well known as uniting with the most minute acquant
with the Classics. facility in uparng insiruc-
ton and peculiar turn for exciting the attention. gaining
The confidence aud controlling the feelings OF his pupils
ds 10 render unnecessary remark in reference him;
aud the subscriber after having devoted twenty years Of
his life TO the instruction OF youth and behed many who
owe the direction OF the unfolding energies OF their minds
TO his fostering filling stations Of usefulness and
some rising even TO distinction in the literary world, can
not but suppose his own professions, teacher, fully
known the public The subscribers buildings oil erect
ed within the last ~ months, with an eye single 10 pro-
essoDal purposes, will afford every facility which can be
derived from that The course OF instruction will
embrace the Latin Greek end French Languages, with
all the various branches Of the English Expecting 10
prosecute present profession perhaps 10 the close Of
his life aud convinced that although patronage may be
obtained by accidental causes be retained only by
acknowledged merit the subscriber is determined that no
exerion shall be wanting his part 20 secure contDu-
ance Of patronage. Price Tor Board aud Tuition 800.
TIL. H. FOX.
Msngolick, King William, October 2s. 5O-wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
RrsreNArroNs IN THE SENATE.

We tske leave of Governor IT0aD with great re-
gret-The following is his Letter of resignation:
LAURENs County, 9Th Nov 1888.
In execution oil deferred resolutions resign
in the Senate OF the United merely per-
sona it would you very little to rereye and
iuents, who might not choose to be troubled with Them
may suffice, that II the people OF Georgia they
were, another them more usefuy and that il
they were not, would be the last whom they would Sc
lect 10 serve them at all.
Your fellow citizen, G.. NJ TROUP.
His Excellency Gov. Lurnpkin
A Mlledgeville Correspondent of the Savannah
Georgian writes, that if Col. Cumming of Augusta
will consent to serve, he will elected Mr. TrOup's
successor.
On Saturday the 10th, the roof of the State house
III Milledgeville was discovered to be OH fire:
immediately alter the discovery OF the fire, il was
thought that the building could be saved; but by the
timely exeons Of few citizens assisted by few blacks
who deserve much credit for tie zeal and proptness with
which they repaired TO the scene of most danger the fire
was subdued and the State house saved All the citizens
also prompt assistance. BY the removal OF the "a.
pers from the several Offices AMI the repair and re
ing Of part Of the roof the houses may not meet OH
Monday nor Tuesday"
Mr.. Miller of 5. G. has also resigned his seat in
the Senae OF the u. $. The absence of so course
and violent man is no loss his country. II is
SAID, that Col. VIM Preston will lie his successor
The rhetoric Phenomenon IL now known 10 have *.
tended from Buffalo IN New York aud Keene in New
Hampshire, TO Mobile in Alabama. II seems TO b,ve . x.
hhiied similar Appearances In Buffalo, the Aurora Boz
reals dis nciy visible though brilliant az usual
We must correct mistake which has crept into the pa
pers. II It's been said that the Filling stars which sppsar
cd 10 this city in ls03 were just before Gabfers in.ur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
HOTEL. Lunehnn1e- ra--rhe snI

HNhANhLlN HOTEL, Lynchbmg, Vd.-Tbe sub
scnber has again taken charge OF This large aud
modous establishments aud respectfully solics Of his
friends and the public that patronage with which he wss
favored at former period. He pledges himse that his
table and bar shall be supplied with the that This mar
ke affords, that bis under the sUperneud
ence Of careful osler and that The servants of the e
Enlistment shall be attentive 10 the comfort OF his guests
Pattesons line Of Stages stops al the Franklin aud The
subscriber pledges himself 10 use every eAefon accom-.
modste passengers. ROBERT MORRISS
November rs. b5-wlw
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= NoroK SaHdiy Noe. 2o-6, A. N. I
MorEaENrfhc Of
Jsic embark immediately Alabama
taken transport them thhcr. the military
ioiec at New f"'k sed They will be
ell at place ON the Savannah
the u 3 military post 40 A ab not heard
whisper ofaoy new occurrence call this sudden
there has been none VIII appear that
follow a.
che Governor OF Ala
bama pacific purposes"
~ The above slip iron the Norfolk Herald lice
oil Sunday. We presume. the troops TO be seut on
Tor the purpose Of removing any inruers who may insist
upon remaining, after the 18Th January, the Indian
Reservations which may be apart by jor Albert aud
assistamts.-E Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

NMIANIED.-A Goyerness, we'll qualified to teach
Wv Music, French, and the branches OF polite fe
male English Education, Is wanted in private family ia
the Southern part Of Virginia, for the next year. To
exhibiting Satisfactory testimonials Of her qualifications, IL
bera wages will be given situation Is also wanted
private Tutor, Teacher OF select neghbourh GOD
school 10y gentleman who has for six years been cOns-
dered successful instructor IN scadenca course OF
Latin and English. Commune aiions either subject
will meet With immediate attention. " directed TO r. L. I,
Garl'nds j. o, Abcnarlc county Va, stating terms &c.
November .. 52-wI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

President will DO his duty and ij country of an in
s'uuon which, originating in violation OF the Cous,i
'uion has been marked by unblushing proHgaey. Let
US not continue this boiler least her "erpfosre mate
ridfs prove too powerful for "e practical oisdon OF
her managers In vain is attempted TO revoluiionze
popular sentiment and obtain the Bank char
ter cy whining about the removal OF the deposies The
people Understand this cant very we'll, and estimate IL as
observes ihey know, that o this opposition pro-
reeds rom those Who are interested i'm continuing the
B,uk-om those who value Bank stions and
"he spOifs. more than the Constitution AMI the Liberties
OF their country But did not design writing n comau-
mic alton ss the Bank Of the u States and will con-
cude by quoting another paragraph from Mr. G.s hook:
sBanking II be admitted is dee ply viii,
all the business the interests, operations even the
rights Of society But was the fruda system (which
had effect, in the middle ages, similar to that hch the
paper sys,em has in modern times Like the ienda sys
'e the paper system divides the community into distinct
In the progress OF society il may be necessary TO pass
through the one "a pass through the other but
the euda' system giving way In Europe to enlightened
reason and may at least be hoped that the paper sys-
ten VIII not last forever in America" OLD TIMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
MARRIAGES.

Married, the 3st October by T. RoUsey Dabney
q. Wafer, TO Miss Cuthsrine b. Spicer, all OF Louisa.
Married, Thursday 2lst Right
Bishop White d., John NJ rdon, ESQ., Of fredericksburg Viz
ginia, Emily Of Chapman, NJ d. PHILADELPHIA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

The Letttr.-The Pendieton Is CO. Messenger, in the
neghborhood OF General Hamilton, states that il has
"heaid il suggested "a p'obab>, that the (.Esidern
Letter will b.. made pubic the 22J instant the day OF
the Euogy MIR. Turnbuli." We should regret its
pu bile alton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

We have completed the argument OF Counsel OH III,
Hd6eas Corpus Case. IL ills large space in our
% the exclusion VI many oter manuscript rs well as
selected, ariel 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

MONDAY, NOV. Is.
Taylor adj Warrington. Death Of Eben TOY Tor sug
gested, aud process TO revive awarded.
Bedenger VS.. Hunter. Affirmed.
Dupuy Hdrde,cay. Argument concluded by BIr.
Leigh. iur the appellee, in reply.
.NdSe vs. WiHidms. Appeal from the Sup. G. Of Law
for Greenbrer county submitted by Leigh. Tor the appel
LIANT and kob'nson Attorney General Tor the appellee.
WALTON vs. Fo,oiey. Appeal from the Sup. Z. Chan,
Richmond Argued by s. Taylor. for the appellant.
TUESDAY, Nov 10.
Uaiton Fo,oier Argument continued by the At
orney General tor the appellee and concluded by Tsy.
WEDNESDAY November 90
den,iy awarded.
COie vs. Ho''"'0" Appeal. from the chancerv cour,
Cooper vs. Cooke. at Richmond.
Heard together. Argued by Allison and Leigh for the
appellant Cole and appellee Cooke and by Spooner and
The Attorney General Tor the appellee, Robinson, and the
appellant, Cooper.
Wnn Us. Winn. Petition of appeal allowed.
THURSDAY, Nov 81.
Maze vs. WHhdms. Affirmed.
Smith & Richard vs.. Tripleu s. Neal. Affirmed.
Cole vs. and 1'''"''"' Heard together.
Argument, continued by the Attorney General, for the
appellee in the first case, and the appellant last and
concluded by Leigh reply for the appellant the first
case, and the appellee in the last.
Watts Vs. Wright. Petition OF appeal from the Lynch.
burg Chancery Court. Allowed.
Watts VS.. Sharp. Petition Of appeal from the same
Gholson VS.. Kendall Co. Supersedeas to the iuig.
men OF the Superior Court OF Law for Brunswick
Argued by Taylor for the appellant by the Attorney
era for the appellee, and concluded by Taylor reply
SATURDAY, Nov. 49,
Temple VS.. Muir Petition OF appeal from the decree
the Superior Court of Law and Chancery King and
Queen county. Refused.
Chapman vs. Cheuis. Appeal from King George SUI
perior Court OF Law. Order dismissal sci aside and
cause re-,loc keted.
Patterson vs.. Williams. Petition for supersedeas
to the Judgment OF the Superior Court OF Law and Chan
Gerry for Bedford Refused.
Same Same. Petition for supersedeas to the iudg-
meni OF the court. Refused.
Macon VS.. The Farmers Bank Petition for superse-
IDEAS to the judgment OF the Superior Court OF Law
Chancery for Petersburg. Allowed.
ThomrsOn VS.. Greeniee. Petition for a supersedeas 10
the judgment of the Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery
for Henry county. Allowed.
Fore VS.. Fores, dd Appeal from the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. Argued by S. Taylor Tor the appellant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BURNT.

CiNc,NN nj, ~ -, 1000;
Loss of the NeD Bruns,ciek-we learn by gentle
man who arrived here Yesterday that this boat was burnt
ON her passage tro New Orleans up 10 ST. Louis, with
valuable cargo She took fire among chairs deck.
that were matted while the passengers dinner,
which had burnt into the Ladies' Cabin, before dis
covered. The boat was Immediately shore. from
the apprehension she would blow up the alarm OF pow
der being OH boa having been spread the Pssse-
the passengers and had scarcely got sore
when she blew up, aud total oss vessel and cargo
with passengers baggage. No lives LOST Conn., ddv.
SreAMB,Ar AccIpENr--THiRrkENL LIVES osr.
The Louisville (Xy.) Herald vt the 18th, has the io|
lowing account OF the loss o the Illinois.
We learn from Capt. Boggs, VI the Free Trader from
Florence that the steamboat Illinois. Capt BELL on her
way from 81 Louis to this place, has met with one oil hose
fatal accidents coninon TO our stesnboats lew days
sncshe lay not precisely known one her boilers coll
irse ami an explosion took place by which tweny-e'ght
scae oil which uujer th rtceh were scad
ed 10 death aud Capt. Boggs has furnished
with the oll,wng list OF the dead aud wounded. The
accident took place IN the Miss-spp' about live miles
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~ The present session will close with amin alton
which will commence the 18th of Dece mber, to which
the subscribers patrons and all interested progress
oil his pupils, are respectfully invited W. IL. Fl.
November II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26

We authorized to stale, Gays the Savannah Repnb-
Leanshat the Branch Of the United STATES Bank in This
city, has received instructions from he Principal Bank
reduce the OF Exchange hat per cent? with in
terest for time TO the Northern Cities II has for
time been at per cent, and the reduction
made, brings the that OF Charlie son as
stated by us lew days since.
James Saul, Cashier of the u. States Bank of .Ne,o-
Ore0ns adverses Checks par, OH Boston, PhiIadel
mia New York and Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-26
CO.HuC.NIC-7I
To the Citizens of Richmond.

To The CIfizenS Of RichmOnd.
Ii is silly and mschievous to go Your slaves
are absconding Last Friday and Saturday,, egh, them
went of-in addition to the many others that have pre-
vIoosiy vanished There is regular system Tor
ing them. Depend upoa il, some infamous whites are
concerned in it. Be on the alert Call Your Common
Hall TO move immeaateiy.-Let them meet-appoint
most active Committee-iet that Committee investigate
every case that has occurred summon the police officers,
aud ma ters before them the evil il possbe-and
supply the remedy Let them change the police officers
airy, and place the head of il man like John
r. Shields My life on il! that man would long since
have detected the parties concerned and absed this
sance Let the Committee have power 10 send agents
the North TO trace the shippers who carry of the slaves
and TO race and claim the slaves. Let mortal be adj
dres cd TO the President OF the u States praying his best
exert ons in reclaming (hy nesociaon) from Canada
the fugitives who may hereafter go that ylum-And
let amemoral be immediately sent in to the lie ssaure
asking them to devise the best law in their power Tor
searching the vessels within jursdcion.-Why sleep
ye! DO you not see the miscbies of delay, not only
n the loss OF your property but in the effects il percep.
ubly has on those no remain behind? .aodke then, and
act ONE OF YOU
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POLITICAL.
(FIom tho PennsyIvanian.l
A GARD

CARD.
w. j. DUANE has not since he ceased 10 be Secretary
Of Treasury in September last written any letter or
other article, Intended for the public eye, with the excep
ton OF the cautonary cards published the the
last election; has been hi. desire make any expo
si,on whatever in relation TO Washington
unless in sedefence. An attack. made upon him in the
official paper Of the President Of the u States the Globe Of
the 18th inst puts him upon his defence and he will &C.
cordngly early day, appear the bar of the pub
lie. at least TO repeI imputaons upon his integrity and
conduct as an officer aud man. Into a general dis.
himself now called upon TO enter. In the tme he
respectfully asks suspension Of Judgment the part of
the public upon the points issue between the President
This card is delivered to each Of the daily papers in
this city, with the hope that will refuse give
currency. ~.
November 20, 1888
NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL.-The annexed extract
oil letter from friend at Washington speaks Justly of the
talents purity and high character OF Mr. Butler who has
just been appointed the Attorney General. We have
known that gentleman Tor years. and he is Of the
arDabe and honorable men in the country
WASHINGTON CITY. Nov. lS, 1888
You will have seen before this reaches you, the APP
pontmentof Benjamin F. Butler, E,q. Of Albany, NJ "
Ms Attorney General Of the u. States
Although Mr.. Butler is comparatively young man.
and is perhaps less known than OF his
tina! dignfed office yet he will bring with him weight
ofcharacsr arising from high order slenis great
fessonai reputation and moral purity, that have made
him the pride of his native State and will inevitably ele
vate him TO commanding rank ia the estimation of the
country. IL is upon these exceences OF character that
he has risen with unexamped rapidly TO the first rank
among the great OF his State from The dee tounJa
tons of strict moral discipline, regulated by all the
sy oil polished gentleman, and the toeraon OF H..
terazed mind he has secured TO Inns u where he is
best known, the the good ILL., and thu admira
ton OF all classes OF society When such brough,
Into the high offices OF government, they give moral
grandeur 10 the great edice Of STATE that streng hens
and beauties the whole have said Ibis much Of Mr.
r., from an acquaintance with him Of many years, and
from my knowledge OF all the facts.-You, sir can bear
witness 10 The yeIiy Of the sstement