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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06
NAVY CoNMissioSERs' OrrIcr,
OIL nn,op,k,r Illi

SSEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for Powder
~ will be received at the Navy Commissioners Office
until o'clock, p. NJ of the first day of January next
for supplying nine hundred and fifty barrels of cannon
and fifty barrels of muskct Powder.
The powder must be manufactured in the best MANNER
and from the best and purest Materials must be glazed
and be graduated of such SIZE and be subject such
tests and inspection, the Navy Commissioners may
rect for ascerainng its strength, density, and ability to
resist the action ofhumidty without deterioration
The strength of the powder will be determined by the
distance which one ounce avordupois weight will throw
twenty -four pound ball from the established Navy
Eprouvettcs.
No barrel will be received from which the RANGE shall
not exceed two hundred yards shall my barrel be
received, excepting such WILL when taken collective
y for the whole quantity deliverable at any time
any one Navy Yard give general range of not
less than two hundred and fifty yards.
In selecting the powder for the proofs sample shall
be taken from of the heads and from near
the centre of each barrel and if the ranges from the
cask shall differ than twenty yards a third
sample shall be fired TO determine the range for that
cask, otherwise the of the ranges shall be taken
the mean range of the caskthe for determining
the density and ability to resist MOISTURE will be compare
tive and the powder must in hcsc respects be perfectly
satisfactory to the Commissioners will be cceiv-
ed, whatever man be its strength.
The whole must be packed in good sound, we-sea-
soncd, substantial copperhooped casks of such dincn-
sons, that with hundred pounds of powder in each
vacant space will be left of inches in depth at the
head when they stand end One half the quantity of
each kind be delivered before the first day OF
June next and the other half before the first ay of
October next and onethrd of each delivery must be
made at each Of the respective Nave Yards at Charles
town, Mass, Brooklyn N. York, and Gosport Virginia
Persons making proposals must state the price asked
per pound including all the expenses casks packing
and delivery and of every other kind excepting the cx
Penses OF inspecton payable when the powder shall have
been delivered, inspected, tested and received the
entire satisfaction of the Navy Commissioners. But
should any payments be authorized after the frs half
shall have been delivered, and before the final compile
ton OF the contract then ten per of the value
shall be deducted and reserved until such final compile
on and no extension of time will be granted for the
lveries beyond those named in this advertisement.
December q. 62-2awtlJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

YuVHE Subscribers School limited to twelve scholars,
IL will be opened on the 18th of January 1885, and
close the 10Th Of December following The course
of intrucon will embrace the Latin. French and Eng
lish Languages Geography with the of the Maps
and Globes Arithmetic and Mathematics terms,
for Board including washing, lodging and candles, &C.
are $50, and Tuition $40. My residence is situated 20
miles from Richmond, 6 above Col. Goodalls, and 2
from the Stage Road leading from Richmond Louisa
CourHou Letters addressed the subscriber near
Montpelier p. o., Hanover, viii be promptly attended
TO. HERMON DAVIS
December G. G2-2awt1jJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06
WBOWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY The ex-
crcieea of fa ,ll hn rns,,roL on, Mor

WBOWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY The ex-
E crcises of this Institution will be resumed Mon
day, the 18th of January next Instruction will be
given in most Of the branches of a literary, scientific
and polite education. The principal, usual will de-
vote his whole time to the interests of his pupils and by
system of sound, mental and moral culture, will
dcayour to prepare them for dischargng with success
the important and responsible duties OF future life The
scholastic year will be divided into sessions of five
months each the close of which, there will be public
examinations, conducted fairly TO test tho procicn
cy and aitanmcnts Of the pupils
Attached to the school, and accessible all the pupils
il well-selectcd library, TO which, additions Of such
works suited TO the young, will from time time,
be made; also, laboratory well furnished with ncccs-
sary chemical and philosophical apparatus.
Terms for the year Of ten months, as follows
Board and Tuition in English branches, 500 90
French. 10 90
Music including of the Piano, 35 90
Drawing and Painting, IL 90
Pupils will be received at any time, and charged
agrecably 10 the above rates which payable the
close of each session. bat after admission deduction
will be made for loss Of tme except only in cases of
sickness. j. b. TINSLEY prfncpaI
December a. Gl-2awI2J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

~ The Enquirer is Published twice week, generally,
tbrce Times OF tho
Price, tho heretofrc Five Dollars
vance Notss OF Chartered peceayug banks only will be
eeivei IN payment The Eto win guarantee the safety OF remit
ting hom by ms the postage OF all being
DO No will bc discontinued of
Eltors until all arreafagcs have been paid up
Q Whoever will papers, shall
have the tcnth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 One css fir 10 each
80 cents No advertisement inserted until has either been paid for
assumed by pcrson in this t. cuvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

Oh GDn REWARD Ran away from the subscriber
~ ~ residing in the upper end of Nottoway county,
the 10Th of the last month, (Novcmbcr) negro
named George. lie is black man, remarkably athle-
tic, about feet high and between 80 md IS years of
age with several large ON his neck. have
son to believe that George has procured pass free
papers, and will probably attempt TO escape out Of the
State. Will pay the above reward Of 800, and all
sonabc expenses, for his delivery to me- for his
inement ip any Jail, so that get him.
Nottoway, Decd. fG1-3U JESSE VAUGHAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06
RICMNO.N.D, v.zRGE.VY.g,


uDUBLIC SALE.--Will be sold at Plain Dealing i'm
u the county of King and Queen, being the late resi-
dencc OF Richard Gaines deceased, Wednesday, the
10th day of December next, if fair and if not the
fair day thereafter the whole of the persablc property
OF said deccdcnt consisting of the present year crop of
corn and iodderalso the farming utensils, &C. together
with large and exceedingly valuable stock of cattle
sheep. horses, several yoke OF fine and logs-
part of the latter being already attcd for pork The
stocks of cattle and sheep part equal in quality and
breed to Virginia considerable trouble
having been incurred in procuring the original stock from
whence they produced. The sheen which are of
the BLACKWELL breed in fine order, and excellent
hcaltand among the cattle there many of the full
blood Devon and onefcurth half and three ourts
blood of the Durham breed of great beauty This stock
was originally procured from L. Noel ESQ of Essex
who has dcscrvcdly attained much celebrity for raising
fine cattle.
Persons wishing TO procure stock of this valuable de-
scrpton will find it much 10 their advantage to attend
this SALE so favorable opportunity may perhaps
Among the stock of horses there is very fine young
chair horse remarkably handsome, well broke har-
ness, and gcntlcalso several fine booded Colts and
thorough bred Filey. which was trained this fall
Bonds with approved security will be required of pur-
chascrs, for all sums Of Twenty Dollars and upwards
and cash for all purchases under that sum.
MARY ANN G. GAINES,
-7dminisirdtrir.
N. B.-Thc PLAIN DEALING TRACT OF LAND may also
be bought upon accommodating terms if can
be found Ii contains about eco of good land-0
OF which valuable Meadow Lands situated about
the centre OF the county, and about midway between
Iappaiannock and King and Queen Courthouse The
soil is well adapted to the cultivation and growth of Corn
Wheat and Cotton, and is very level The improve
ments are large two-story brick dwelling with sua-
bic and convenient outouscs all of which are in rood
rcpaIr-and Is IN every respect most desirable and
handsome farm DIR. VIM. Fleming Gaines, of Lloyd's
Essex, and Mr. George X Carlton, of King and Queen,
are authorised to contract for its sale.
Nov. lS. 56-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06
IHyo SOUTHERN TRAyELLERs.-Rceon az.

VHNO SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mr.
r. rangeniens Of the Proprietors Of the Frcdercks-
burg and Washington City Steam Boat Company hav-
ing deprived the Projectors Of the Mail and Pilot lines
of Coaches between Washington City and Baltimore of
that support from Southern travellers which fair com
petition would enable them 10 procure they respectfully
inform al passengers coming up in said Boat, that a
Coach will regularly be in readiness at Browns Hotel
Washington City the arrival Of the Steam Boat
Stage from The landing for their conveyance 10 Bal
more, at the reduced price Of 81 for 50 cents less
than the other Line should the fare in it be reduced TO
the above price.
Travellers viii please take notice, that the fare in the
Mail and Pilot lines will be received at the Office adjon-
ing Browns Hotel, Washington City and not on board
the Steam Boat THOS. COOKENDORFER, mt
Washington City, December A. Gl-l4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

NRANK OF VIRGfNiA.-Thc annual meeting Of
n y the Stockholders will be held at tie Banking
house, on Monday the 9Th Of January next
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
December 4th, 1884. Gl-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

yBvRUST SALE-By virtue of Deed of Trust, ex-
- ccuted by Philip Carter Lighfoot, to the subscri-
ber bearing date the III til July last and duly record
ed in the Clerks Office of the counties of Sussex and
Charles City, for the purpose OF securing sundry debts
therein mentioned, shall sell to the highest bidder for
cash. at Charles City Courthouse, Tuesday 9th of
January, if fair, if not the fair day certain Tract
of Land containing 600 acres in the county of Sussex
on the Notoway river and adjoining the lands of Col.
Jesse arravc and others also the entire interest Of the
said Lightfoot in the estate of Philip John Lightfoot
deceased Acting as Trustee shall convey such title
as is vested in me- which is believed to be ndispuablc
GEORGE NJ. PAYNE, Trustee.
December a. 6l--2awtds
NOTICE.-Will be sold to the highest bidder on
IN Thursday the 18th inst if fair otherwise the next
fair day. at the small farm of the subscribers about
four miles from town, on the Meadow Bridge road adj
joining the lands of Joseph Peasants, Henry l. Car
ter &c, about forty fifty barrels of corn, together
with the crops fodder hay, shucks oats, &c; and i'm
medatcy after the farm will be offered for SALE unless
previously disposed of privatcyTh farm contains
hundred and ten and three quarter by late surveys
Terms made known at sale. THOMAS NELSON.
Dec a. Gl-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

WOs II STREET, Of woodvc. Mssissppi, Attor.
80 rcy and Counsellor at Law offers his professional
services to his friends and the public.
& November IS. 56--1af2rn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

WROARDING AND LODGING Eight or ten
n y Members Of the Legislature can be comfortably
accommodated at Mrs Aliens in the house lately occu
pied by Mrs Christian the Main Street. at its inter
section with the street leading Mayos Bridge over the
Store Of Messrs. Grannss, Sou and Brothers.
Nov. %. 50-ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-06

According % the terms Of te above decree shall on
Monday the 9Th day Of December next, ct being Court
dayO at Buckingham Courthouse proceed to sell the land
the said debt interest and costs Tho Land lies in the
county Of Buckingham part thereof the waters of
Muddy creek and bounded by the lands of David Bon
durant Rice heirs Thomas Iackct Captain John Tur.
ncr, and others. N. A. HOLMAN. ID for
N0vembcr4 f52-tdsl James Hntfs SbF
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-08-09

A HARD LEssoN.--St Paul first advis-
eth women to submit themselves to their
husbands, and then counoeIleth men to
love their wives-since It was fitting that
women should first have their lesson giv-
to them, because It is hardest to be learn
ed, and therefore they need more time to
con il.
A Tony VIcroRY.-On Saturday last,
the Plimpton RiAemen, an independent
company, succeeded in choosing Samuel
Chamberlain, to,cn paupsr, to fill the pa
cant office Of Ensign. Plymouth Memo
rial.
A WHALE.-A dead whale, measuring
about fifteen feet in length, was taken in
our harbor yesterday, by Capt. Richard
Pope. 1t probably grounded on the fats
which caused its death, as no wound could
be discovered. 1t will yield about one
barrel Of oil. plymouth Memorial.
Mn RoBERrsoN, the Anti Administra-
ton candidate is elected to Congress from
Richmond District in the place Of Mr. Ste
venson. Mr. n. now holds the Office Of
Attorney General Of Va.
An extraordinary work, called the Phi
losophy Of Painting, by an extraordinary
man, says London critic, will soon ap-
pear. The author is an American, Mr.
Ranel.
Another titled authorizes, the Countess
Of Morley has made her appearance with
Novel called "Dacre."
Mrs. Jameson has published sketch
of the life Of Fanny Kemble.
A Biography of Joseph Bonaparte has
made its appearance.
!. A good illustration. Wilde in a
late speech says: "Puhing down cor
ruption by employing State Banks in
place Of the United States, is like promot-
ing intemperance, by establishing five
hundred grog shops in place Of one whole
sale grocery.
The New Orleans Courier. a jackson
paper, observe, as to the result Of the e.
lections, "Our defeat Is total and COM
plete. Our not being accustomed to dis
asters of this sort, renders them peculiarly
unpleasant"
The Troy Wbig speaking Of the New
Orleans election, says" The effect Of
this election will not be lost upon any
State in the Union.' The wings have
struck for their Altars and their fires God
and their natius land"
A letter from Florence dated the Goth
Of May, mentions the death Of the Grand
Dukes eldest daughter, from consump-
ton of the Saturday previous. The fu-
neral was quite unostentious, consisting
Of hundred attendants and but three
carriages.
"Good Board and Lodging. pa house
in Quebec suburbs, Montreal, thus label
led, was visited on the 9 LIST ult. by a mem
Der Of the Sanitary Committee, who found
one hundred and ffiy-tr0 persons, chiefly
emigrants.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-08-09
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED.
Aug. 2d-sloop Fall River. Brayton, from Fall
River, with iron hoops to Collins 4 Driscol.
Sloop Aiuira, Blake, Providence.
Sloop Mt-Morish, Ingrabam, do.
schr Reindeer, Crowell, Boston, with beef to J.
Smith, Jr.
4tb--schr Clsrissa, Nickerson, Gardiner.
Schr Post Boy, Perry, Gardiner, with lumber
to J. Il ID. X. Luther.
Steamboat Providence, Thayer, Providence.
5th---sloop Mt-Moriah, lngrabam, ditto.
sloop Eliza, Lawton, do.
Sloop Eliza, Mcrrick, Freetown.
Sloop Gen. Jackson, Downing, Assonet.
6th-Sloop AImira, Blake, Providence.
sIoop Mt-Moriah. Ingrshsn,, do.
7th-sloop Hope, Carr. Newport.
SAILED.
Aug. s,b--schr Pos: Boy, Perry, Gardner.
Al Havana. July goth, ship Aquetnst, mosher,
Of Bristol.
AT a. Wilmington, Del Esd. bark Cyrus But
|ssr, Maursn, Londonderry. 90 de, lea passsngers.
Al Trinidad. 18th ult. brig Jacob. Eddy, Of ,hS
'Pen, fof Bshi~ssss ia Gers dsya
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-08-09

lpTo the citizens Of Warren and vicin;ty.
THERE will be complete course Of
lectures, on the science of GEOJ.O-
GY, delivered by Professor CorrINo, at
Col. Coles Hall, commencing on Mon
day Evening next, PRECISELY at 8
o'clock. Lecture eyenings-Mondays
and Wednesdays.
Subject of the first two lectures. The
Mineral subsiancss found in the crust d
the Glots, Definitions, Principles Of the
formation o( Strata, &c.
kr Season tickets, admitting Lady
s. Gentlemen for the whole course, 81 ;
single admission, each evening, l2 l-2
cents--to be had ut the door.
Aug. 9.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-08-09
WEEKLY ALMANAC.

OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship GALEN, Borden, Pacific Ocean, to sail a
bout Augus goth.
Ship WILLIAM BAKER, Wilcox, South Attain
tic, to sail about August 10Th
Ship WARREN, Mayhem, Pacific Ocean, 10 sail
about Sept. lst.
Ship GOV. FENNER, Swain, for Pacific Ocean,
to sail from Bristol, about August 18th.
i6s Letters sent to this Office, free ofexpense.
will be dispatched by first conveyance.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-08-09
PROVIDENCE CITY
MUSICAL ACADEMY ON THE

l"EACHERS' CLASS.-Persons
| desirous Of qualifying themselves
to teach classes Juvenile or adult) in
Singing, upon the much. approved system
of Pestalozzi, are informed that class
will commence on the first Monday ia
September, under the instruction Of f.
II Hansen, Professor Of Music. Three
or four lessons will be given daily, in or
der to complete the course in one week.
Illustrations ofstyle and effect will be ad-
ded. Also, observations on the great ef-
forts now in operation TO introduce secu-
lar and even profane music into the
Churches. Tickets .$4 each, to be had
at the bookstores of Beckwith & Co., G.
Shepherd, and Marshall, Brown & Co.
T During the month of August, Mr..
HANSEN will make professional excur-
sion to the principal towns in Rhode ISL
and, and neigbborhood, remaining from
one to three days in each place. Persons
desrous Of receiving lessons in either sa-
cred or secular vocal or instrumental mu-
sic, are requested to form classes, and
inform him thereof by letters addressed to
Providence, Post paid.
M. H. teaches the, Organ, Piano,
Flute, Violin, Bass & other instruments
He will be accompanied by Mr.. Frieze,
and will give an instrumental Concert ia
each place they will also assist at Ora
torios or sacred Concerts if desired.-
Terms moderate. i Aug. 8.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1834-08-09

Cid at New York. 5th, brig Leopard. Bowen.
Wilmington.
Sailed fn Fall River, Sd, ship Attious. Young.
Pictou.
Arr at Pietou, bark Poacher. Ffnk. from this
port.
Arr at New York 4th. sloop Porsmouth. Wins
low. from this port.
Cid Mt Newburypor. 4sh. ship NewburyPort,
starbuck. Pacific (; schr China, Bray, Falkland Isl
snds, sealing.
Arr at New York. 4th, ship Tropic. Russell, fm
Liverpool. 29th June. 5th, arr ship Statira, Sa-
vannah; brigs kKennebeck, Stinson, st Croix ;
Florida, Sheffield. Georgetown, 8. c.
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DIED.

In Newport, On the goth, Mrs. Sarah Whitfield
Perry, widow of Mr.. Stephen Perry, in the 18th
year Of her age.
In Providence, on Wednesday last, Mrs Eme-
line Brown, wife Of Mr.. Henry A. Matteson, "
the 25th year her age.
In Weare, N. II. in Feb. last, Mrs. Sarah South
wick, Of Danvers, Mass.
In Smthfeld, Mr. Horato N. Sanders, in the
29th year Of his age.
In Fall River, on the 25th ult. Mrs. Patience
Chace, late ofSwanzey, aged 6s.