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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
d NN PACKAGES BRITISH DRY GOODS
Saa R4R We have lust in store our Fall lmportallon,

300 We have just inst store e our rs Importation
per Ship TallyH from Liverpool, which, with goods
previously received makes
Three Hundred Packages British Dry Goods.
The largest aud best assortment offered to the Mer-
chants of this State, by ourselves, or probably any
other house in this city-consisting in part of
Super and extra blue black olive, green invisible do,
hazel dahia, Russell brown and Ok
ford mixed London Cloths,
Do do Double milled drab do.
Do do Blue, black drab and fancy mixed,
Do do Double milled London Cassmcres,
Do d. Blue and black single lnllcd do. do.
Do do. Tollanet, swansdown and Valencia
Vestings,
Wilson's and Kendalrs Cottons, No. to 5.
Rose, point Dull and Whitney Blankets, of every size
and quality,
Blue and mixed Kerseys and Plains,
1st and I'd quality red Paddrngs,
Super and extra English white Flannels,
Black and colo7cd Bolnbazettes,
Black blue browns, royal purple, scarlet, crimson: la
vcnder, olive, and dahia, Sd and Ga Imitation Me-
Splendid painted do
Black and assorted colors, heavy rolled Circassians,
Marshalls black, blue, all colors, and whIted brown
patent Thread, No. lG TO 80,
Do Patent Seine, No. IS to 80, put up in OF. hanks
Ladies iawn habit loves.
Gcn.lenens' London Buck and Hexham tan Gloves,
Ga Cambrcs, Jackones and checked Muslins,
A plain and figured Bobinet
Cotton and gimp Edgings and Laces,
"A Grecian plain and figured Bobiuets
Do Foongs
Plain Bobinct do.
Thread Edgings and Laces,
Black and white worscd Women Hose,
White and mixed lambs wool half do.
Black and white worsted do. do.
White worsed Shirts and Draws.
A large assortment style London Prints,
Brown olive and drab Flushings: &c. nc
The above goods, also the balance OF our large
stock can md be sold cheap y the piece or pack
age as they can be obtained any market in TINS coun-
try If any one, Interested in this matter IS yet skrPt
CAL from ignorance, (not having examined Tor hmself)
or prejndced because his customers and competitors arc
SOY we respectfully invite such an one, canddy 10 ex
anime aud then Judge. M
Sent II. [37-St] Market Bridge.
ENlELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.-Red, White
ar and Hungarian or Sapling Cluvcr-Tmothy, Or
chard Herds Highland, Meadow Oat, and Velvet Grass
Seeds. :.
An assortment of genuine GanDEs SEEDS, including
the Winter Kalr excellent vegetable that will stand
the seyprest weather uncovered.
Mccormick Davis, Barsllarc and Freedom PLOUG
and Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans Straw Cutters I1arrows, Cultivators,
&c. &c. Apply 10
Sent, II. r37-7 WM. PALMER.
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For .forfok, (lh.) rW BEAUFORT, t:>. ~
uTNITED STATES MAlL-Thc superior new steam
q Packet DolrnIs, Capt J. Remover, will cont
nue. her trips through the months of September and Oc-
tcbpr as follows (at 10 o'clock, A. NJ OF the days be-
low stately ,,, .cu
ivsH eln3 Chnrieston, VII tc"re NoEtoM,
Thursday, Sept 10 ThuFsd"y' se SEPT, II
I" "a Oct
ocl,ss :. 53 10
Which will finish her season on her present route
After which, she will commence her regular trips to
Havana, via ST. Augustine, Key West, e. F. to leave
Charleston on Thursday, November II, at ~ o'clock.
A. NJ. Her regular days for leaving Charleston and
Havana thereafter, will be made known to the public
in due time. $40
Fare through to Havana from Charleston, 80. $40
Fare to ST. Augustine, from Charleston, ...... 10
Fare 10 Key West. from Charleston, .......... 30
From ST. Augustine to Key West ............2 20
From ST. Augustine TO Havana, ............ 81
From Kcy West to Havana, ............... 10
For Passage, apply to Capt. Pennoyer, bonrd, or
TO WILLIAM PATTON, Agent,
6 Fitzsmons' wharf.
Ber!Es cannot be considered until paid for
Letters on the subject addressed to the Agent post paid
will be promptly attended to. Baggage, weighing over
one hundred pounds will be charged 20 cents per foot
extra. No Freight taken 90 40,
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YEVWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARDS"
Il away from the subscriber, living in Lunen'urs' Oh
the 10Th day of July last dark ulatto man, naicl
Fleming of the common szc about q years old; lie HIS
small scar on ono side of his chin. It is unnecess'y
to describe his clothing. he will no doubt change
purchased him in tho city Of Richmond, IN May !nsi
and he has wife at VIM. F. Wulthalls IN Cheser!''1,
and it is probable he is lurking in that county, as hr
we'll acquainted at the different Coal Pits WIZ s
The above reward, if delivered TO Inc near fGasi,.
Grove Luncn5urg, III secured in any jail so mar nay
get him again. +. fC"hH
~, D 43-wiw-
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ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
" off from the subscribers agent, in Staunton A"'
qusta county, Va last February March, bright nu-
la,to negro GIRL s!ave named Pamela, about Il years
old with black hair and cyes-rather inclined TO be
chunky and believed to have over one eye S"e
was purchased of Peter Hanger by Henry d. Bedord
ty ya-She left young child in Staunton at the time
Of her departure 1t is supposed she is either lurking
about Maj McCues in Augusta county, Va, or ran oil
to free State. The above reward of one hundred dol
lars will be given for the apprehension and delivery |"
me living in Charlotte county, Va if taken out Of the
State or fifty dollars if taken in the State, Virginia. ana
delivered or secured in JAIL that get her AGAIN
HlLLERY MOSELEY, Jr
C,,,orh,r0 % Jl-w4w
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previously received, makes
Three Hundred Packages British Dry Goods.
The largest and best assortment ever offered to the Mer-
chants of this State, by ourselves, or probably any
other house in this city-consistng in part OF
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aeOmklsTIC.

We learn from the Baltimore Gazette that the FIRST trial
resiidng from The riots in August last took place on
Thursday, in Baltimore City Court. .TOseph Unficrs.
Jr indicted for assault and battery on Charles f.
Tensfed The night Of he 9h ef August last II an.
peafed in evidence that Mr. Tensfcd in obedience 10
call Use citizens by the Mayor TO aid Che Civil Anthnri.
ties 10 preserving the pcacc and projecting ic property
Of Tire citizens actng member Of troop of horsc
voluntarily assembled under tie command Of Col r. L.
fmleytha biz horse fell with him while the trao was
passing rapidly along The streetand IN the fall Mr. Tens
field lost his sword that before be- could rise ne was sur
rounded BY crowd who beat him severely and the TIA
verser, Watcrs took up Tire sword, and with the naked
point presented m threatening manner Tcnsned
then lying on the srcctaskcd whether he should ron it
through him-he prevented however by some Of he
by.standcrs from woundng Mr. r wahthe sword The
jury found the Taversef guilty aud the Court
him % pay fine Of hundred dollars to be iprison
ed six monthsand 20 give security in Eve hundred dol
lars 10 keep the peace.
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KsOET'R NJ.
Mucn vEr nlMAiNs rN,rNo."
rprsrLe no HORACE SMITH, FROM ALclERs.


~ THOMAS cAurBrLL.
Dear Horace, be melted TO tears:
For I'm mcling with heat as rhyme -
Though the namc of this place is Acers,
Ills no joke to be caugh, in its cline.
With shaver from France who DER,
TO an African inn | asccnd
am cast on a barbafous shore,
Where Barber alone is my friend.
DO you ask mo tho sights and the news
OF this wonderful city to sing!
Alas nv hotel has its muse
But no Of the Hclicon's spring.
Nv windows afford me the sight
or a people all diverse in haze:
They Look black yellow, olive, aud white,
Whilst 1, in my sorrow, look blue,
Here are groupes Cor the painter to take,
Whose figures loosely combino,-
Tho Arab, disguised in his haik,s
Andthc frcnchman, disguised in his wine.
Ia his bFecches, of potticoat size,
You may say, as the MussulInan goes,
That hi. garb is a fair compromise
'Twixt a kilt and pan of smoll-cloihes.
The Mooresses, shrouded in white,
Save two holes for their eyes that give room,
Seem like corpses in sport or iu spite,
r@~t haze si'ly whpp'd out Of the tomb.
The old jewish danes make an -isb
if were the .icsii, declare,
Such hays should not mount broom stick
In my service, 10 ride through tho air.
But, hpp'd aud undined as I am,
My hippogritFs course must rein,
For the pain OF my thirst is sham
Though I'm bawling aloud for Champagne.
Dinners brought but their wines have no pith--
They arc Hat "a the Statutes Of Law
And for ali that they bring, my dear Smith,
Would n glass of brown stout they could draw.
O'cr each French trashy dish rs bend,
Ny heart feels patriots grief:
And the round tears, q England descend,
When think on a round of thy bocc
Yes, my soul scntimentally Graves
British boer-uail Britannia hail!
To thy flag the foam of the waves,
Aud the foam on thy haggons of ale
Yeti own in this hour of my drought
A dessert has most wccomcly come
There are peaches that melt in the mouth,
And grapes blue aud big plum.
There are melons, too, luscious aud great;
But the slices cut shall be few
For from melons incautously cat,
Melon-cholic effects might onsuo.
Horrid pun !" you'll exolam; but be calm,
Though my letter bears date, as YOU view,
From the land of the dato-bearing palm,
will palm no more puns upon you.
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& aBah6A REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
~ %1T9D scrber, in Madison county, Va, in the
month of September, 1889 negro man. about 90 years
old yellow complicated, with heavy dull lock- and down
heavy, well set ellow-cals himself WV. SMITH. pur
chased said negro from VIM Bell of CuIpeper county,
county, Va, by the Of Smith Any person taking
up said negro, and combining him in JAIL so that
get him, delivering him to Humphrey Taylor, of Mad
son county, Va, giving me information of the same
at MesoPotamia, Green county, Alabama, shall receive
the above reward ASA WHITE.
Aug. 2s. 32-3m.
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Ia AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber wishes 10 sell
NJ the Tract Of Land on which he resides in the coun-
~ Of Cumberland, Willie river containing 500 scres
about $50 Of which Willis bottom This land
is situated in agreeable and pleasant neiohborhood
with the advantages Of water navigation from the arm
70 tie city Of Richmond The improvements arc good.
and suited to the comfortable accommodation Of small
family lie would also sell tract adjoining the above,
supposed to contain about 10 acres. JOS. FUQUA.
November 6. 53-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

The reply of General Harrison TO the Anti Masonic
Central Committee at Harrisburg has had effect that
we anticipated II has Withdrawn from him the support
OF several OF the leading Anti Masonic presses aud he
VIII very soon be abandoned by the whole party as no
Longer an available candidate. 1t is far from inproba-
oe that for want of stronger the Anti Masons will vet
be driven to nominate Mr.. Granger-A portion of The
Wings of Philadelphia, although they greatly prefer Mr.
Webster, are about holding Harrison meetings They
hod better not be IN too great haste few weeks may
exhibit great change in the aspect of affairs -PhH
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Auburn, Fauquier county, Va, Oct 3. 4s"msm

NMTASHINGTON C1TY.-POLKS BO.qRDLNG
w HOUSE-Miss Polk, whose house for many
years has maintained the highest reputation,
pies the three Mree-stOry brick budingS PennSy
rania aeeaue Immediately Hest Of Third Street, and Just
square from the termination of the RAL-RoAD.-
This location commands beautiful view Of the CAPITOL
and the surrounding scenery
Arrangements are made for the accommodation of
more, if DESIRED in the very style Passengers
as well soourners, may find il both TO their interest
and comfort to call at this house.
The chambers are large and well furnished, and each
contains one beG Onty-Terms favorable they can
be made 154-I2t1 Nov 10
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member Of the Convention in tina, State voted for
the present Constitution under which blncks per-
mitted to vote We laid before readers few days
since, statement of the ofhe city of New York,
from which II appears that of about ~ 900 persons
who eau enjoy that privilege; but 1T is well known
fact, that although they might vote, such thing as
THEN dong SO is unknown II they should do so,
what could throw into the scale where there
~ 600 others IL would be mere drop in the buck
et and is ridiculous to talk about it. But why do not
the Opposition state the whole of the facts? For the
simple reason, that il would not their purpose
nder the former constitution person. whether white
black except property holder TO specified amount
was entitled TO vote, and all persons, whether white
oaCk VINO were PossessVu OF property TO that anount
could and did And what was the change that
made in the constitutions for which Mr. Van Buren, is
censued and what is the result of Why, 1t was 10
extend TO all white citizens right of suffrage and
extend the restriction with regard blacks by ncrcas
ing the amount of the value of property which should
entilc them TO the enjoyment of the privilege; the result
OF which was, increase the number of white votes
about double the former amount and reduce that of The
6taek to such orient Gt Mosc 'eho man enjoy the
Pflrdego norer hfitk Of lerciSiRg Il.
But Who are the men, and what the practice of those
who condemn Mr. Van Buren, the ground of the
pursued by him in the Convention OF New York They
belong TO the party in power in this State, who oppose
an alteration IN our State Constitutions under which
man IN Annapolis POSSESSES much weight in the
o, OF the affairs OF the State thirty this city
ihey belong also to party which has the control in
some of the Eastern States where the blacks only
possess, but exercise the right of voting in with
the whites, and who call upon the blacks TO Join with
them in their political meetings in the adoption of mea.
sures TO secure the election of their candidates for Office
Now, we ask any reasonable to cay, if such men
under such circumstances do not display abundant
share of mpudence and political knavery pretend
object 10 Mr. Van Bure the ground they have urged
LLey should first pull the beam of their eyes
before they clearly should attempt pull the
mote out of those of others Baltimore Republican.
And the Wings make this charge against MIR. Van
Burcn, although they fully that of their
own leading Governor Branch, for cxampe) voted
but the other day, in the Convention Of North Carolina
oI giving qualified right Of suffrage the free people
of color-for The reason that il is given in n York
VIZ because under The former Constitutions in both
States the blacks had right TO vote, and they did
restrictionsE Enquirer.
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BLAcR YorEs.-The Opposition have attempted II
make much edo about the privilege which is enjoyed bv
The blacks in New York u voting at electons s6d they
ere nov iDdustrously employed IN various parts fhs
State ~ endeayouring to prejudice the mnds Of the peo
pie against Mr. Van Buren, the ground Of bis having
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NVasIlinngeom Eaemry Acadclmy.


VEVHE Trustees take pleasure in informing the public
n that this ancient Institution has been in successful
operation the present year. under the management of
MI James M mckenzie. At board of Trustees, held
on the 2nd day Of October, examination of Mr.
McKenzcs School was held and the Trustees were IRA
tined TO the progress the Scholars had made They
have seldom, IT ever seen greater improvement for the
time. The Trustees consider it due TO the merits of
MIR. Mckenzie, 10 say, that they attribute this exraord
nary advancement of his Scholars his unreniled at
tentious-his School discipneand his method of in.
structon. which imparts the youthful mind love Of
study This School Will again open early in the month
OF January for the ensuing year, under the supernten
dence Of Mr. Mckenzie. IN this school will be taught
Reading, Wiling Geography, History and Chronology
English Grammar, Exercises in Composition, Arhme-
TIC, with the minor branches of Mathematics practical
Surveying the L0tin Language, and the rudnienls Of
the Greek The fee for the Latin and Greek will be
80 Mathematics and practical Surveying, S25 all or
any Of the other branches 500 the scholastic year No
scholar admitted for less term than half year Mr.
Mckenzie accommodate several Borders in his ia
nily, for 600 including tuition fec
The Academy is situated within 10 miles Of The CITY
Of Richmond, IN the county Of Hanover in os healthy
neighborhood any ia Virginia.
The Trustees would invite the attention Of Parents and
Guardians to this School, worthy Of their notice and
patronage. Tie following gentlemen compose the Board
Of Trustees, viz Reuben Meredith, Henry Curtis, I'd.
mund - Crenshaw, Miles Macon Edward Govan Tho.
Gardner, Edwin Shelton, George w. Truchcsrt
Gustavus V. Jones, William w. Niche Thomas G.
Clarke, Ralph Wing6eld, and Burwell Starko
References may be had to any Of the above.
Published BY order Of the Board
r. MEREDITH, PresidsnL
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II D UNAWAY n-nway from Mr. Robert Payne,
= q the night of the fifth inst in the upper edge Of
Buckingham county, two Negro fellows, ASDnrw and
jim. Andrew purchased by MIR. Payne Of Peter
G.. Cosby, in Rchnond lie is said to be about twenty
five years of age, five feet eight inches high, and
will probably weigh about lG5 pounds; he is brown
recolecied; he had small whiskers and has gap in his
upper under teeth he white fur hat when he
left he had variety of clothng.-Jnn purchased
and is about 10 years old he is very black and about
the height of Andrew stout, coarse made fellow and
sunk between the eyes, and is very broad the end he
had old pair of jean pantaoons and pair of coarse
linen di,to and old jean round about and chip hat
We are informed that Andrew has wife in p. Edward
county, and may be lurking about in that county We
have no idea that Jim will leave him Amy person that
will deliver them TO in this place, them in
any Jail in this State that get them shall be
handsomely rewarded and all necessary expences paid
GOODWIN 81 TEMPLEhIAN.
Richmond, June 10. l2-tf
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" TER PARIS, &c.--The subscribers have on hand
and will keep constantly, supply of Best Mountain
Clover Seed, Herds Grass Seed, and Plaster Paris
which they will sell on reasonable terms
READ, VENABLES 81 SPENCER.
Clarksvillc Nov l. 1885 52-wSw
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E&TILL BE SOLD, at public auctions for cash. at
Wv the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond on
the 3Oth day of December next, three likely Negro
Slaves, late the property of Mrs. Sarah Duke dec d.
consisting Of two girls and boy.
WILLIAM NJ. DICKERSON. Comr,
under a Dceree IF GoOokIand Circuit Court.
Nov. 3. 52-wswA
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II AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
IA four thousand acres Of Land, lying in Granville,
~ Carolina, miles north from Oxford and twenty
south from GAINESVILLE. There is Mill on the tract
newly built, with pair Of Burrs and pair of Esopus
stones, two sets of boiling cloths elevators packing
chime, &c. The toll from the alone, amoun.st
between two hundred and hundred and fifty barrels
year The other buildings on the land cost between
eight and ten thousand dollars wien built There
about two thousand in woods Of which nearly
half is good tobacco land The neghberhood is an ex.
ceent one, and the range for stock of every kind is pro-
baby as good any below the mountains. The fences
are in good repair aud The plantation in excellent order
for making large crops immediately The land will be
divided into two tracts if desired and the terms
made 10 suit the purchasers IL is believed that no land
in the Union produces Wheat and Tobacco Of quality
superior 20 that raised on this land
October 30. l5l-wOt1 w. o. GREGORY.
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EBUBLlC SALE.-Will be sold, publicly, on Thurs
a day the 18th day of November next at the late resi-
dence of Capt Stephen Johnson dec d. in the upper
of Goochland county, the Tract of Land upon which he
lived the Slaves belonging to his estate, consisting of
gether with his stocks of horses cattle c his crops of
corn, fodder, wheat tobacco, &c; his plantation
sis, and household and kitchen furniture The of
land situated the Bird Creek, is supposed contain
one hundred and seventy eighty acres less,
and is considered to be very valuable, and will be sold
upon something like the usual paynientsbut the par
tcular terms will be made known the day of sale
The negroes and other personal property will be sold
upon credit OF six months for all above five dol
lars Cash will he required for purchases at five dollars
and under Bond and approved security viii be demand
ed of purchasers credit.
WILL. ii. HUNTER, .ada'tor
Of Stephen johnson iced.
Goochland, Oct. 80. 5I-w3ts
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HAMrs RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY

NV TN HND kHlVlz w ffH
% AZ stated monthly meeting OF the President, and
Directors of the James River and Kanawha Company,
held at the Office of the Company, in the City of Rich
mond. on Thursday the Gath day OF SEPTEMBER, 1885,
ReSofccd, That the Stockholders of the James River
and kanawha Company, other than the State, be, and
they are hereby required to pay the Bank Of Vir
ginn, or one of its Branches, the of FIVE DoLLARs
each share of stock held by them in the said Com
pany, on or before the 25th day of November next.
BY order of the President and Directors,
w. Il. CHITTENDEN, Secretary
Of the James Rccr and kanasrsa COMPANY
Any STOCKHOLDERS dcpositing the amount of the requ
ston upon him. in the Bank of Virginia or any of its
Branches and producing certificate of such dcposite
the Secretary of the Company, will receive credit
on the books Of the Company.
n d. Office Of the Company, two doors below the
Bank of Virginia, Main ST. Richmond.
Oct. =. 43-wt25N.
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DoELIiFo--Tbe grand jury Of st. Louis have found
bib Of indictment against Col Stroller for having sent
. challenge On Col y VI Benton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

FENRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.-In pursuance of
a the provisions of deed of trust TO the
the Clerks Office of Louisa county shall ON the nine
cenh day of November next before the Court House
door of Orange county, offer for sac the highest bid
DER public anction the tract of land in the said deed
mentioned lying in the county of Louisa adjoining the
lands OF George Morris and others, and containing, by
estimation, three hundred and a half acres
il being the tract of land conveyed by G.. Ballard and
wife to the said Richard G. MorrsTerms will be made
known the day of sale. Selling trustee, | shall
only convey such title is vested in by the deed
aforesaid. LEWIS b. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Oct. 20. 4S-w4w