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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

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which Amos Kendall, the agent Of the
President, has addressed to the several
banks inaNew York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
AUcUsr, 1888.
Sal have been appointed by the
Secretary, at the request Of the Presi-
dent Of the United States, to confer
with State Banks in relation to the fu.
ture deposites and distribution of the
public revenue.
It,s deemed probable by the Gov
eminent, that the Bank Of the United
States will not be rechartered, and
that no other institution will be esta-
blished BY Congress to supply its place
as an agent Of the Treasury.
As it is now less than three years to
the expiration ofits Charter, the Presi-
dent thinks it his duty to look to the
means by which the service 1t now
renders to the Government is thereaf-
ter to be performed, and if sufficient
reasons shall exist, the Government
may desire to employ another agent,
or other Agents, at an earlier period.
The sole object of my appointment
is, to ascertain on what terms the sew
cral State Banks may be willing to
perform the service now rendered by
the Bank fthe United States to the
Government, should it become neces-
sary or expedient to employ another
Agent, or Agents, that the Secretary
of the Treasury may, in that event, be
able to make a judicious selection.
In pursuit Of this object ! have the
honor to enquire whether the Bank
over which you preside, is disirous,
should a change take place, Of under
taking that agency or portion Of it,
II this inquiry should be answered
in the affirmative, am authorised to-
with you further on the
subject.
1t is however to be distinctly under
stood that nothing which may pass is to-
be considered pledge on the part of
the Government, to remove the depos-
ties from the Bank ofthe United States
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

We learn by the last Democract, tho,
the Agent Of the three per cent. fund, has
four hundred dollars now in his hands.
for each Of the counties in the state, to be
applied under the appropriation Of las,
winter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

Temperance Meefiag.-There will be q
meeting ofthe Richmond Temperance So
ciety on Sunday, the 25th inst. at three
O'Clock, p. NJ. An address will be de.
iivered by Mr.. Abel Thornberry. All
those who have the welfare Of our con-
mon country at heart-those who are
willing to stretch forth an arm for the re-
lief Of human sufiering-to reclaim the
vicious and dissipated to the paths Of So
briefly and virtue,--to stay the progresBss,
human degradation and crime, and drive
the foul vampire Of intemperance fiom
are invited to attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

ARKANsAs.-The territory Of Ar
kansas now contains upw ards Of 49,
900 Inhabitants. In three years it will
have sufficient number to entitle il to
admission into our distinguished Union,
as state.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

CAUrrOx.-Counterfeit FIVE dollar
notes of the Commercial Bank Of Lake
Erie, at Cleveland, Ohio, stereotype
plate, letter NJ. date Jan'y LIST 1882,
payable to H. Dwight, }. p. Handy,
Cashier, L. Case, President. The a.
bove notes arc remarkably well execu-
ted, and calculated to deceive the most
Judges. The signatures
are apparently ofone hand writing, and
rather stiff--first being marked out by
small dots in the engraving, paper
bad. Cincinnati Repu6itco,t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

A man in Jefferson county, N. Y.
has invented a machine for milking
next?
1t Is stated that the natural increase
Of population in Great Britain, 10 equal
to five hundred in every twenty four
hours.
Its currently reported through the
city, that the mission Of Amos Kendall
to the Philadelphia Banks, in leferen-
&c to the government depoeits, has
been altogether unsuccessful. With
. solitary exception, it is said, all the
Banks have refused the deposits on any
terms.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

Mr.. j. p. Bradiee Of Boston states
that he saw in the garden Of Mr.. Re.
mas Gradcar, at Nantucket, a Greville
Rose, which had two hundred distinct
clusters. with thirty flowers in n clus-
ter. This superb fower is six year.
old and is has been found that the
plant will not come to maturity, nor ex-
hibit its beauties under six years from
the time it first takes root. This cir
cumstance has led some to condemn
the plant, who were not aware Of the
time necessary for its growth and de-
velopment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

Worthy Of Imisdtion.-The editor OF
the Cincinnati Republican, after
announcing the marriage ola couple in
that city, thus rejoices over his own
good fortune.
accompanying this announcement,
was a large rich, luscious bride cake =
whole bride cake-none Of your pie
ces! And what is more-aDd what
will make all our brother editors, from
Lake Erie to the Gulf Of Mexico, stare
with admiration--tzro bottles Of rudy
uincr"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

of Russia, is from a late letter of ..
IP Q. to the editor Of the London
Morning chronicle:
'''I have said enough to show you
that the afJairs Of the East are not ter
minated-that Russia does not intend
to withdraw her feet or her army
that she has Interior designs-thats she
is conspring to take possession of Euro
|pean Turkey for herself--that there
IS no sort of real and true alliance be-
tween the Courts Of st. Petersburg,
London, and Paris-that all is mere
patch work, to last for the time being
that Russia has not abandoned, even
II she has adjourned, her long project
ed Plan-that nothing short Of a war
against Russia can really save the Turk
ish empire from destruction-that all
milk-and-water, tepid measures, will
be Of no use--that France and Eng
land cannot maintain the ascendancy
OF Unconstitutional principles in Europe,
and yet yield to Russian influence and
Russian diplomacy--that if England
and France will not attack the Gar,
he will ere long attack them, and that
both the Governments and the people
Of France and Great Britain should at
length open their eyes to the real ques-
ton, and should be made to understand
and feel that Russian influence must
be curbed. and Russian usurpation
must be defeated"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

Michigon.-The Detroit Journal
states that the sales Of public lands in
that Territory during the quarter en-
ding the 10Th June, Amounted to "a
bout tzOo hundred and fee thousand dol.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

IN the mouse.
British cotton lace to the value of a
million and half pounds, was last year
into France.
MAMMOTH SHEET OF PAPER.-At a
dinner recently held in the city of Dub
lin, which was given By a respectable
printer, to a large number Of persons
who had exerted themselves tor the
Of his premises from fire
on previous occasion, the table was
By single sheet Of paper, the
Of which were-length lbs
feet, breadth 5 feet.
London Monshly Review.
In Lancaster county, Pa. a Mrs.
Hummer was killed by lightning whilst
resting with her arm on the shoulder
Of her husband, who was leaning a.
gainst the casing of a window.
TROUBLE IN BR AzlL.-lti is reported
with every appearance Of probability,
that the Brazilians had risen on the
British merchants, and massacrcd a..
bout City. 1t was said that the difficult
y arose from difference in the cur
reocy Of mones.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-24

The following is copy Of the circular
which Amos Kendall, the agent the
President, has addressed to the several
banks insNew York. Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

HHAZELW GOD FOR SALE.-Ihis Farm, containing
AA ooo acres oil Land lies between four and five miles
from Fredercksburg, adjoining the lands of Messs
James Gray Robert b. SempIe, and others About one
thd oil the land is in wood, consisting of pine and oak
and has on II convenient Dwelling House. with all Other
accessory houses calculated TO render the situation ex
tIemeiy CONFERENCE.-The Yard and Garden are ne WY en-
closed both handsomely laid off, and contain good deal of
beautiful shrubbery. minute description of the place
deem useless, presum'ng and wishing all who have de-
sire 10 purchase TO call and view for themselves will
merely remark, that the region Of country in which
lies, renowned Tor its heahfulness Any one wish
ing for Information relative TO the land &c., or terms Of
sale, can obtain by calling upon Mr. William Jackson ir
Fredericksburg, upon the subscriber living upon lie
premises. SEYMOUR H. SiORKE
AfoV' 53-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

Or The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally,
three
Price, he Five Doas in add
Notes OF asred spccopayns banks only will be
seved payment, Tho Editors win suaranco the safety. Of remit
r No will be discontinued, tho discretion Of the
Eiitors, until all arrcaragcs have boon paid up.
~ Whoever will the Of nine shall
have tho tenth gratis
TERMS ADVERTISING.
% Ono fist insertion, IS each Continuance
20 cents No nsertod until either
assumed bv ia this or u envirous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
Nov. 20 t5s-5'j THOMAS pEMBERToN.
TUyHE FredeyekshaH Eep,o,e S.,,;---..- -

VUNHE tredsriekshoH Female Seminorv. conducted
oy MISS bosGs, will be continued the ensuing wear
IL VIII be opened on the 18th OF January and viii close
on the 10th December, with vacation of ono n,on,L
from the 18th June TO the 18th OF July. The puos ,y
be instructed in photography, Reading, Writing. Ati,,
mc.c' English Grammar geography with the use of The
Globes, and The rudimeDis OF Astronomy The price If
bosrd and Tuition will be $3.50, hall payable in adj
vance, aud The balance at the end Of the yesr-each pu
Pl wl bring with her pair Of blankets pair of shee,s
coloeu cotton counerpane, and four towels all mstked
or ~ Is preferred, they will be furnished by me- for en-
adoi'iona' charge Of So Such young Ladies' as remain
IN my family during vacation will be charged AZ lie ,
81 $40 PEI month There few vacancies vet 10 be
filled Letters addressed 10 me, will be directed 10 Long
Creek, Louisa county, Va. FRED HARRIS
N. u. No deduction will be made from fbe 81. .,
Board and Tuition in consequence Of the absence IF n
pupil from school November u.s. 55Swss'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
MILL FOR sALE.-rhe subscriber

VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE.-The subscriber
will sell at public auction. at his residence, the
day he has advertised his land &C. TO be sod (he 18th
instantly that valuable mill contiguous to his residence
better known by the name Of King William Mills" with
seventy acres OF land attached There In opera
lion pair OF new burr stones five and half feet dame
ter and pair oil Esopus for grinding corthe whole APP
paratus In complete order The upon which the
mill is situated fails, and affords suiiciency Of wa
ter for manufacturing purposes The house spacious
and the site not surpassed by any in lower Virginia the
water wheel being twenty lour feet in diameter Should
the purchaser wish to convert into MILL
he VIII be enabled to purchase sucency of wheat inn
medaiey in the neighbourhood to keep constantly in
operation during the AS grist MILL from its To-
CATION, and never falling In the driest season. it is
valuable than any other in the county Terms at sale
RO CARTER PAGE
The Grove, King William co., Dec.2. 62-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
VIVA BE oEFEREp FOR SALE. TO Inc hig1es!

WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, 10 tho highest
w bidder, on the premises, on Thursday the 18th of
December il fair, il not, the fair day. nv Tract of
Land, lying in the county of Buckingham, between the
waters of Slate and James Rivers seven miles above the
virginia Mills and about the distance below Scots.
vle containing by late survey, hundred and thr.
ythree acresnot than three hundred of which is
cleared the balance TO clear being tobacco land of the
rst quality,he whole OF the cleared land with the ex
cePion OF the fresh land and twenty acres Of the old
land being well stuck with clover and in high state of
improvement Upon the tract is small comfortable
with such houses necessary for
securing crop-the seeding of one hundred and ten
bushels oil wheat which from being seeded early and in
good order promises abundant MISUNDERSTANDING (rom
its convenience to Market its remarkable fertility its aap
ta'on to each variety of its neghborhood being
healthy and agreeable inducements purchasers which
are seldom met with Terms-oDe fourth of the purchase
money in hand the balance in nsalments, OF one two
and three years-Bond and security, with Trust Deed
10 secure the payment, will be required
AT the same time and place. will be sold for cash. be.
tween twenty and twenty-five likely young Negroes,
which should like to dispose Of in families. The crop on
hand consisting Of tobacco, corn fodder OATS &c. stock
OF horses, cows hogs, &C., together with the plantation
lars; cash for under ten dollars
Persons wishing 10 examine the Land, with view TO
purchase, will meet with attention from the proprietor
living al the Seven Islands-or, from his oyerseer
Hix living on the premises
ROBERT C. NICHOLAS
DEFENDERS. 6O-2,wS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

DOYDTON FEMALE ACADEMY-The annual
IL session Of this School will commence the first Mon
day In February next and close the last in
November.
All the departments are now filled with competent, in.
suctcrs and the subscriber pledges himself that each
pupil shall be thoroughly disciplined in mind, manners
and morris.
Erpensesf for the Session often months:
Tuition in all the b. anches OF Enshsh education,
including a course of Mathematics and Sci
:, ence, with experiments, $50 90
french or Italian, 10 10
Music on The Piano, 3J co
ution all the above branches, 50 90
Board, lodging, washing firewood, and lights in.
cluded, 50 per month, 80 90
Painting and drawing, in all cases, q separate
charge, 10 90
Payments 10 be made half in advance the balance
at the end OF FIVE months.
Mrs Kingman will give private lessons the Guitar,
Oriental Tintng and EmbrOidering. a.
III. A. GARLAND.
Boydton, Mecklenburg County.
Dec. 4. 62-wtlJ-eotlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

On NEGROES.-On Monday morning, the Both
GU inst, at 10 o'clock. will be sold, in front Of my
office, without reserve, 80 likely Negroes belonging to
2ns Ssale consisting Of men, boys, girls. and
women aud chiliren The above negroes all under
good character, and sold for fault Among them are
good tradesmcn, and house servants the balance
field hands. Those wishing to purchase for their
use, will do well to attend.
EXUM S. HUBBARD. .auet'r.
Dec g. CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
fowhatan, izth November, 1888. 56-tt


UDUBLIC SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES-In
pursuance OF order the County Court OF Prince
of December next, to the highest bidder the remises
the Union Theological Seminary, the tract Of Land
belonging TO the estate Of Martin Laylor, decd, lying
near Hampden Sidney College, and adjoining the lot on
Prince Edward.-Ths Tract Of Land contains between
400 and 500 acres; great part Of which is very heavily
umbered and forming number Of beautiful building
Sites several streams running through the Land and
number Of fine springs. The Land will DO laid off in
number OF lots to suit purchasers Its location near the
above mentioned rising institutions, its healthy situation,
and the quantity Of timber the Land, make il very de-
srao'e property Ando Saturday following being the 2Sth
December, shall offer 10 the highest bidder, at the
Tavern OF George King, eighteen twenty valuable ne
groes belonging to said estates among them
The whole property will be sold a credit of twelve
monhs Bonds with approved security will be required
for the negroes, and bonds with approved security, with
deed oil trust on the land will be required of the pur
e"'''''' MOSES T Fl; MTSnY Commissioners.
Prince Edward, Nov. 26. 5S-2aw4w
AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE--Will be cx.
- posed TO public sale, Monday the 18th of Decem
Der next at the residence of the late Leonard Henderson,
near Wilamsboro', Granville county, North Carolina the
Tract OF Land, wherein he resided, containing about
700 dcres together with 35 40 NEGROES between $50
and 3oo barrels Of corn wheat OATS fodder and tue stock
utensils, Sc &c. The above Tract of Land Of fine qua
lily, in high state Of Improvement, extensive manfred
Los we'll waered, and adapted TO the cultivation of To-
bacco and Grain. The improvements consist Of large
commodious DtoeHfng House, various Offices and every
necessary outhouse and good tobacco one
mile west of Willamsborough in of the healthy
and refined neighbohoods in the Stae and aorng
~ convenience for the education OF children The Ne.
groes consist OF men, aud children young and like.
y and among them first rate boot and shoemaker and
carriage driver The valuable Law Library of the decd
J. L. HENDERSON, Jr., Ex'or.
OCTOBER L. 42-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07
BANK OF VIRGINIA

n meeting Of the Stockholders for the election Of D-
rectors Tor the Bank and the Offices of Discount and De-
Posi will be held Wednesday. the 9Th day Of January
next. VIM NEKERViS Cash.
Dec 3d, 1883 6l-2awtd
ANCASTER, DENLY & CO., .auctioneers aud
IL Commission Merchants, Richmond, Va, are now
receiving per brig Mary Jane, from Maaga, and ship
Richmond, from Liverpool,
loo ar. casks sweet Malaga wine
AZ boxes best bunch Muscaie raisins
2O0 half boxes do. do. do. do.
200 or. do. do. do. do.
100 boxes common DO do.
$50 do. bloom $50 do
so jars grapes
rs bales hard shell almonds
100 tierces best London porter
~ do do. old port wine
ooo AUD are daily expecting from New Orleans
2OO hhds. first chop sugar
ZOO do. do. moiasses.
And have in store,
1000 bags Poto Rico, Rio, Havana, Manila, Mocho,
Java, and African coffee
oO0 boxes and barrels refined sugar
200 hhds. Porto Rico rnoIasses
100 do ST. Crox and Porto Rico sugars
o-PiPes pure Cognac brandy, imported direct
70 hhds: pure st. Croix rum, do. do
2S0 doz Champagne wine, do. do
10 pipes pure Madeira do. do do
10 do. do Sicily Madeira, do. do.
Also teas, shot, soap, candles and many articles
700 numerous Tor the limits OF with
TO- 900 lbs Gotten yarns, Carke's and other labels
100 packages bleached and brown domestic cloths
All offered punctual customers on the most accommo
dating terms.
To the Merchants of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
nessee we continue best services in the reception and
forwarding of their Goods.
December 3. 6O-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA COMPANY
A L Meeting OF the President and Directors of the
In James River Company, the 18Th Nov, 1888
Heso'ued That the Commissioners appointed to receive
subscriptions 10 the James River and ha Compauv
be requested TO be puncual in Transmitting 10 The I'd A1
diior the books kept by them, verified by the signatures
oil The said Commissioners, OF hem) Immediate.
y otter the 81 Monday III December next or If in
their opinions IL is keep them longer
Copy. J. BROWN, Jr., 81 Auditor
November %. 57-t3jMrcc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

a DVERTlSEMENT.-wni be sold al Blenheim, the
- residence OF the late Joseph Hobson, the highest
bidder, Tuesday, the 18th December next If fair If
not the next fair day thereafter, credit Of IL MONTHS
all the perishable property OF said estate consisting part
oows viz horses, colts, cows oxen, sheep aud hogs
household and kitchen furniture farming utensils of eve
~ kind riding carriage and single chair carpenters
blseksmiihs and shoemakers Tools the crops Of corn oa
hay and fodder together with many other articles Al.
ter all is disposed OF at Benheim the sale will be CONT.
nued at the Markham estate till all is Sold The terms of
sale will be, cash for all Of and under SIO and for
all over that amount bonds with approved security will
be required to bear interest from date which will he re-
mitted IL the principal is punctually paid. T.
THOMAS l.. HOBSON,
.ddmr. Of Jos. Hobson, dec.
Powhatan, 18th November, 1888 56-t,Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

MIDWAY ACADEMY. The subscriber promise, ,o
I'VE open BOARDING SCHOOL at Midway, Caroline
county, on the 18th day Of January, 1884 The course Of
instruction wiz embrace all the branches usually taught
in the best private schools The undersigned has been
ong known ana approved as an Instructor Of YOUTH and
lie confidence. The location Of the school b II miles he
low Fredericksburg, miles Of Vileborougb on iIe
miles Of the Rappabannock river Persons wishing ,o
send their sons IRON below in The steamboat will please
direct them on arriving at Port Royal TO report tcseIys
70 Mr. william y ouescnbeify, who will have them con.
veyed imme ately, with their baggage 10 the subsrbc
residence The discipline Of the school will he parental
as e oy proper basis Of sound morals the mild and be.
nev0en principles Of the Gospcl will be on all
ut occasions free from sectarsn pariaes of snv hind
whatever Terms-Board sad Tuition 500, zach bosrjer
additional charge Of SO, IL these be furnished per.ons
wishing 10 place their sons wards this insuon arc
requested 10 make immediate application Ad,,css
Vieborough, the Bowling Green, Caroline conntv Va
CHARLES A. LEWIS. Jr
WY ~ 57-tIJa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Superior Court Of
u Law OF Hanover county, will be sold, the 9Th Of
the present month, at the front door OF the Bell Tavern
In the City Of Richmond, to the highest bidder Tor cash.
all the Negroes belonging the estate o. Gideon Ragand,
deceased. HENRY POLLARD
ddm'r. de bonis non Of Gideon Ragland, decd.
December 62-w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

HfDUCATION. - The subscribers Classical and al,
~ themstca School will be continued al his residence
~ the county OF Hanover county29 miles from RicL,
mond and from the stage road leading from RicI,roond
70 Louisa Court House.--rerms, 800 for 10 months =
My school will be opened the 18th Of January sat
snd closed on the 18th OF December, following :, ID
AnnfeId, Hanover county, Nov. Is. SirrI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

~M MCRERY, DRAPER AND TAILoR Egst
w Corner Of r. and 18Th streets, nearly opposite
me Eogfe Hotel, keeps constantly hand, complete
assortment OF Goods embracing all that is usually Kent in
his line OF business, most Of which are Of the yery best
quality He pledges his reputation 10 fashion the same
equal 10 any other establishment in this country and re-
speculy socits continuance OF the liberal patronage
received Tor the last ten years. and promises his best e
iofh III ihWc' Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-12-07

HDoBLlC SALE Will be sold to the highest bidder,
on Tuesday the 9Th Of December next, If fair il
no on the next fair day hereaer the late residence
Pershable part Of his estate, consisting household and
kitchen furniture farming utensils, single gig and har
ness about fifty thousand weburnt bricks stock Of
horses and mules, cattle, seed hogs OF which 5000 lbs Of
good pork will be made two hundred and f or three
hundred barrels OF corn, crop Of fodder oats hay &C.
10 purchasers executing bonds with approved security
twelve months credit will be given for all sums over IS;
for sums Of 50 and under, cash will be required-Ali
persons having claims against the esta requested to
bring them forward properly au,henicaed and all those
indebted, are required to settle their accounts. -
EZEKIEL 8. TALLY
,is---~---'s. sadm'or. of John Jones' deed
Hanover 20