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LATER FROM FRANcE.-By the ship
Sylvie de Grasse at New York, from
Havre, papers from that city to the 18th,
and Paris TO the 10th July inclusive, are
received.
In the internal concerns of France, the
escape OF some Of the prisoners under
trial before the Chamber Of Peers ap-
pears TO be the most prominent object Of
attention. This occurrence it is asserted
by the opposition papers, but evidently
without reason, took place through the
connivance Of the government who resort
ed to it to get rid of the trial which has
disguised the public, by its long duration.
Ihe Cholera RACES at TouIon most
fearfully. Two thirds Of The population,
i, is stated, had eniigrated. t.xtraordiua-
ry measures had been resorted to by the
police to preserve tranquility. The cry
Of "poson" had been raised, and band
Of villains organized for tho purpose oi
plIndering the place whilst SO many OF
the inhabitants were absent or confined
to their houses by the fear OF the disease.
The Gazette des Tribunaux-give the
following as the particulars OF the late
pspiracy TO assassinate the King
A' The Perfect ofthe Police having re-
ccived information that some armed men
were to assemble in the Rue des Sevrss,
and thence GO to hoHss nt .Grenelie, in
order to be ready to waylay the King,
took messurss to arrest them. When
taken, they were found to have several
loaded pistols about them. Shortly after
wards the Minister oi the interior rsceIv-
ed letter disclosing the fact that all the
conspIrators were not in custody, but that
others were, on the following day to wait
for his Majesty on the road from Paris
to Neuilly-that meeting had been held
on the day before, but tue plot had failed,
from one Of the party who was to give
notice Of thesKing's approach, having
fallen asleep. In pursuance Of these
revelations the police redoubled its vigi-
lance, aad those who are believed to be
the leaders ofthe plot are in the hands Of
justice. A great quantity Of loaded FIRE
aFms and Ammunition has been found
eancr on their persons or in their dwell
ngs. Fou:st.een persons have been ar
.ssted, and we he assured that The ma
listsates arc on tue traces of several
'thers, suspected as being chiefs or ac-
completes in the contemplated attack HP.
IN the lie Of the King"
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" a Van Buren, salute was 6red in Bristol,
on Thursday afternoon last.

An lrlshman received q challenge TO
nght 4 duel, but declined. On being
asked the reason, "Och I" said Pat.
would you have mo lave his mother an
orphan !"
The Lowell Railroad COMPANY r.csive
about $500 per day for passengers only.
The distance (twsnty-six miles) was re-
Gently run In forty-nine minutes.
The Montreal Gazette, alIudinQ to Fan
ny ksmbls's Journal, speaks OF the "vui-
garlty aud presumption ofour country wo-
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: LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


Packet ship George Washington, arrived at N.
fork on Tuesday morning, from Liverpool July
24'h, brings papers Of that date and London Of tho
Esd are received. We copy from the New York
papers the following intelligence
All communications between the Sardinia,
States and France have been interrupted, in coo,e-
quence Of the appearance Of the cholera q, TouIon
"A Marssillss papar Of July I4th says, .Bva
ts'sgraphic despatch Of to-day, Gen Burmanp an
nouncss that the disorder seemed to bs abatiux AZ
T0ulon. The physician shough, not so intense"
A Paris paper says that il is now rumored that
his Royal Highness the Duke de Joinvills will
proceed oh mission " the United States.
London, July 22-In the course Of to-m.rrow
upwards Of 1000 men, infantry, and eav.lr, or
the British Auxiliary Legion. will embark from
the depot al the Isle Of Dogs on board Of the E,.,
Indiaman, the Earl Of Lynedoch, of 700 ion, a.,
Santander General Alava, Lieutenant General
Evans, Lieutenant Colonel Rnloch. and other
omcers OF osnnc'on, will be present.---In tho
mouth for Spain. II is supposed tba, Lieutennn,
General Evans and his staff will take their depart
ure ter spain early in tho mex, month. Senior
Fox'fdo has been appointed Commissary General.
Our accounts from Spain continue favorable 10
the Qusen's cause The Carls.s were defsutcd
on the 18th BY Cordova, who has infused anna
rently both activity and courage into bis ,roop..
which are the sure guarantee Of success Valdez
we see, hss arrived at Madrid, thus correcting m:
reports which were rife few DAYS ago Of hn
death According to our private letter from Ma
drid, there u - much vigor in the Cabine, AZ In
the Camp, and We may, therefore, soeu e1psc, :
Of the unhappy strife in Spain.
In the House Of Commons yestsrd., the Royal
Assent was given by the Commission 10 the Scap
Duties Drawback and other bills.
The Municipal Reform Bill w,, brouvb, nm
from the Commons by Lord John u..eI. Attended,
oy great number Of Members and read frst
next Tuesday. W. "''
Inc ecclesiastical Revenue was committed pro
further considered on Friday ns1,.
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GOOD NEWS FROM THE SOUTH
q AND WEST,Il

The latest information Of the elections
in the Sta,esof NoRra CAROLINA, Ala
BAMA, TENNESSEE, Missouri, KENTUCKY,
AND INDIANA, shows most cobclusivcIy
that Martin Pan Bsaen will not obtain u
single elcctorial vote south OF the Poto-
mac or west OF the Mountains. ln les
than six months from this day, every man,
woman and Child in the country, will be
perfectly satisfied that he can at most OBJ
tain only the votes Of Now York, New
Hampshire and Mnine--if he C. ntinues
in the field rs candidate ut all. We
publish below, from the New York Sta
Of Saturday, the latest returns from the
Southern elections.
Tennessee. ee.-We have but few addition
al returns since our statement Of yester-
day. The summary from about one hall
Of the State, is nearly as follows =
For Gov.-Cannon, (White) 10000
Carroll. (Van Buren) 10000
Humphrey, (whits) 1000
This vote is remarkable when it is con,
sidercd that Ca,roiiis so exceedingly pop
ular, that about years ago he was elect
ed Governor, though then friendly to Ad-
ans.
Congress. Crockett seems to
have "a tight SQUEEZE" as he says. The
returns as lar as received from his dis
trict are ns folIows--
Cricket, 1929
Huntsmun, 1918
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Crockett ga head"

Several counties are to heard from.-
Both candidates are for White.
.alabama- Gratifying .Ns,s-Clemant
G. Clay, late member Of Congress, is
doubtless elected Goverpor by large ma
jority, over Enoch Parsons, both having
declared their preference for White
This state sends five members TO Con-
gress. Four DISTRICTS have been heard
from, and the following are the members
elected:
Dixon H. Louis-Whitc. J L Martin
White. Reuben Chapmda,-do. Jo-
seph Bates--do
P.S.-We have just received the Tus-
caloosa Intelligencer, which gives the re-
suit in the remaining congressional district
Of Alabama. Job Lawys,, White. is
elected over his opponS NJ Pleasant H.
May and Mr. Sho,ridge~ I've whole del
eg4ion Of sAlabams are therefore for
White. ~
Missouri. Returns from II counties
give for Ashley (Whig) 557S, Birch
(whig 347O, Harrison Van BUREN,
1878, Strother (Van BUREN, 1893.
From the N. Y. Journal of CoAmeres.
ELECTIONS.
.A,kdn.o;.. Ambrose Fl. Sewer is re-
lsected Dele, t,&te to Congrsss without
opposition. ~.
North Carolina - We have returns
from twelve districts, eithe. complete, or
sufficient to determine the re.>vl.s. Inc
gentlemen urs electeE7o Con-
,r.s.. ~
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LATER FROM FRANcE.-By the ship
Sylvie de Grasse at New York, from
Havre, papers from that city to the 18th
and Paris to the 10th July inclusive, are
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The Paris Journals Of last week give
the particulars o6the entry Of the Queens
troops intof Bilboa, from the lndicateur.
The number was &C, 900, under command
Of Gensrd Lshera. Quantities of pro-
visions have besu sent from 81 Sebantian
70 Portugslette for the supply Of the
troops occupying Bilboa. Ii 10 affirmed
that Eraso was dangerously wounded be-
fore Bilbos, and that his thigh was frac-
tursd il 10 even said that he survived
but few hours. The loss Of the Carlists
befo'e Bilboa is estimated at 5000 men.
The Monituer has published teie-
graphic despatch at Bayonne, dated 9Th
instant, which announces the. departure
Of General 'Cardvva from Biiboa on the
9Th, at the head Of his division, in order
10 attack The Carl;t fsces. now. IL would
sssn, eonnasdsd in ehiei by General
Mossnse.
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obstruction. Trans.
The City Council Of Lexington, Ky.
have passed an ordinance Of prohibiting
the use Of "tsn-pin and ball alleys, and
shu e-boards, or any other table or alley
within the city on which money or liquor
is bettcd."
Caution to Nurses. We ore informed
~ DR. McRuer that lady IN this city,
came last week very near losing her life
by ths carelessness Of her nurse, who in
stead Of giving her cream Of tartsr, az was
the intention, administered dose of sugar
of Lad. The life Of the lady was saved
by the use Of the stomach pump.
Penobscot (Ms) Freeman.
The Kentucky, giant Mr.. Pritchard, 10
dead ofdropsy. He was aged IS, q pious
man and weighed 525 lbs.
A great dsarth Of macksrsl 10 spprshen-
ded down east.
The wheat, oats and hay crops in
Lower, Canada, promise IN unusual album
d,sca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-15
RFCkEyys OVID,
I'm CHANCERY-UNirrD STATES Couar, 9Th Cir
a cult and Eastern District of Virginia, December St


a cult and Eastern District of Virginia, December 9Th,
1884:
Thomas Craig, George Rutherford Robert Montgo-
merle, Robert Spier, Robert Faud, Alexander Kerr,
Thomas White and David Wark Plaintiffs,
against
James Scott executor of John Leslie deceased who
executor of Robert Craig, deceased. Thomns Ben
die Patrick Coutts and the said James Scott in his
right, Defendants
The plaintiffs this day preferred petition to the court,
in this cause; which received ordered be fled
consideration thereof and for appearing
to the court it is the motion of the plaintiffs Ordered,
That summons be issued from this court by the Jerk
TIL, rcof, requiring Thomas T. Swami Samuel c. Swami,
Dabney Nj. Wharton and Anne his wife, formerly Anne
Swami, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife, formerly
Jane Swami distributes of Samuel Swami, deceased
GAIL said III the petition aforesaid 10 be citizens and in
abitans OF the State of Nirgina,) plaintiffs, in suit
brought BY them, and now depending in the honorable
Superior Court OF Hcnrco in the State of Virginia,
ceased who executor of Samuel Swami, deceased,
TO appear here the first day of the of this
court to show cause, if any they can why they should
not be barred and prccluded from any against
the estate mones and effects of Robert Craig, dec d.
der the control of this court and, in the time,
Commissioner Hilary Baker is ordered ist TO take
an account Of the debts, if any, still due from the
said Robert Craig, deceased, from his estate and
TO enable him to ascertain the same he is directed TO
advertise for three months in of the newspapers pub
Robert Craig deceased of his estate if any such
dtors there be, who have not been paid in and
prove their claims before him. be forever barred and
precuded from all against the estate monies
and effects Of the said Robert Craig deceased under the
control of this Court2d. To and report the
Court what progress has been made in the said suit de-
pending in the said Superior Court of Henrico and what
delays have taken place the part of the plaintiffs in
that suit, in bringing the same TO final decision
copy Tesc, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
Dec ~ IS:,1
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Charles q. Scos,, L.
ceased, Samuel Jones, john NichoIas,--
Robert Nicholas, John S. Nicholas George Ncnoias--
which three last named of Robert Nicholas de-
ceased-William A. Scott and Frances. his wife, who.
before her nermarrage was Frances Nicholas, daugh-
ter of George Nicholas, decd John n Rose, Martha T.
Lewis Ann Il. Payne, Mary Carter, Wilson Price son
Of Elizabeth Price, formerly Elizabeth Rose, Margaret
Rose Thomas Pitman, and Susanna, his wife, Charles
1alaferro and Louisa his wife, James Taafcrro and
Jane, his wife, james Rose, Arthur Rose, and George
Rose, which said John n Rose Martha T. Lewis Eliza
beth Price, Ann f. Payne, Mary Carter Margaret Rose
Susanna Pittman Louisa Teliaierro, Jane Taiafcrro
James Rose Arthur Rose and George Rose, the chill
dren of Molly Rose, deceased, Defendants
The defendants, Charles Talaferro, and Louisa his
wife, James Rose, Arthur Rose and Martha Il. Lewis
not having entered their appearance and given ecurt
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of thi
Court, and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence th
they not inhabitants OF this country-H is Ordcre0
That the said absent defendants do appear here tn
first day a April term next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith
serted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond; for two months successfully and posted at tho
front door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, &C. Sc.
Dec. a. 6l-w3w
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IsY RsERe,EsEE * C0osS. Z

DO The Enquirer is published twice week, generally, and
during esisatuic
frisc the ere,oe Five Dollars able in adj
Notes OF ciartsrci banks only) will be
ccivcd rhc Editors viii the ty renii
them ms postage of all letters being paid by the writer's
Will b. the discretion the
E~ltJrs until an arrunrages have boon paid up.
% Whoever viii the payment of niue shall
have the teah gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Oic e< frat each continuance
- No advertisement inscc uii ha s,cr been las Tor
assumed By person in this city its cn,irous
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
CoMmIssioNER's OFFICE,

Richmond Dec. ID, 1884. {
Pursuant TO the foregoing order of Court the cre-
dors of Robert Craig deceased, of his estate, if
any such creditors there be- who have been paid,
are hereby notified TO come in and prove their claims
before me- my Office in this city, before the 18th
day of March next he forever barred and prccuded
from all against the estate mones and effects
ofhe said Robert Craig dec under the control of the
said Court HILARY BAKER, Com'r
Dec. Is. 67-3m
GNONCORD ACADENY.-The exercises of this Sc
u mnary, for the ensuing year, 1885, will commence
ON the 18th of January and terminate the 18th of De-
cembcr-allowng August for vacation. The course of
instruction will comprise the languages and sciences ge
his bed and candles Ii those articles be furnished him.
additional charge will be made. Communications
directed to the Bowling Green Caroline county will re-
ccve prompt attention.
ATWELL c. COLEMAN, Prcst
Dec. 16. GG-2awt30J
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next. Miss Lee mas superIntoil, NJ =. -.
School nearly four years. and the rapid improvements
scholars have made in their learning and de-
pertinent, have given such general satisfaction, that but
ono instance has occurred of scholars leaving her until
her education completed. She is well qualified to
give instruction in all the useful and ornamental branch
of learning usually taught As there but few va
cancics at this time parents and guardians would do
to make early application The School is limited to %
There will be vacation until the close of the year.
Terms of board and tuition (haif in adyance) for
sion of ten months follows:
Board $50
English 20
Music and the of 8 Pianos 40
Painting and French 10
Needle work. washing and candies, and many other
neccssaries, gratis.
BRUNSWICK, Dec. =. G0-20t
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E.SARMERS' BANK OF VIRGINlA.-Thc Pres-
III dent and Directors have declared IL dividend of
three per cent. the Capitol Stock for the last six
months; which will be paid TO the Stockholders on the
10Th inst VIM MEX ERVlS Cashier
Jan 9th, 1885. dit
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N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rules holden in the
I'll Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county of CHAM on Mon
day, the sixth day of October, 1884
George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Fontaine, and Mar
rot his WIFE, formerly Margaret Nicholas John s. Nj
'~T Nicholas, and Lorenzo Nicholas,
Plaintiffs
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a DMiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-All persons in
"a dcbted to the estate of Garland H. Mitcheu late
merchant of Richmond deceased, hereby notified and
required to make immediate payment to the undersigned
And all persons having claims against the estate will
present them, duly authenticated for payment
JAMES RAWLINGS, administrator
Of Garland II. Mitchell, deceased
November % 59-3m
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January {

TT ABORERS WANTED-Thc Subscriber wants to
II employ - or 80 Iaborers, and good teans.-
On Immediate application five six months constant
employ will be given to industrious mon. Such as are
accustomed to cboppiDg and hewng will be preferred
Apply at the Jewellery Store of MIR. John Mcconnell,
Main Street. THOMAS A. MERA
Nov. T. -tf
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n ERE is CHANCE-For all you that have
Lance, Sivcrheels, Star OF Tom Brown a Sweep
stake, mile heats open till the list of June next 5000
entrances $50 forfeit; to be the Pney Grove
Course Charlotte county Va in the Fall they are
wears old Confined to the get of the above named
subscrihers-and we expect 70
is worth the attention of any
not only for the benefit of the
purse, but the repi ~entlcmnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-15

NJEGROES AND PLANTATION STOCK FOR
IN SALE-On the 2lst day of January inst, shall
mond 60 40 valuable Negroes the whole of such pro-
periy the Estate of the late Thomas r.. Harrison
More valuable slaves not 90 be found in the State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-15

YHVHE Annual General Meeting of the members of
m the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
buildings, of the State of Virginia, will be held at the
Society Office in Richmond Monday the 2Cth jan
uary, 1885. JAMES RAWLINGS,
Dec 80 1l-tdml Principal agent ". n. Society
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FHNHE Subscribers School, limited twelve scholars
E will be opened on the 18th of January 1885, and
closed the 18th of December following The course
of ntruction will embrace the Latin, French and Eng
ish Languages; Geography with the use of the Maps
and Globes; Arithmetic and Maheinatics.-Th terms
for Board, including washing, lodging and candles &c
are $50, and Tuition 800 My residence situated %
miles from Richmond, above Col. Goodas, and 2
from the Stage Road leading from Richmond to Louisa
Courthouse Letters addressed TO the subscriber near
Montpelier r. o., Hanover will he promptly attended
TO. UERMON DAVIS
December d. 62-2awt15J
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HHARWOOD SCHOOL.-This institution for ma
"a q ny years under the superintendent Of Charles
1ackc ESQ., lately deceased, will, for the ensuing year.
be conducted by the subscribers who have for cons-
derable time, been engaged with the dec in ansacing
TIC duties Of the school It's exercises will commence on
the 10Th day of January next and terminate the 18th Of
December following The of instruction will
comprise Orihogaphy, Reading, Pcnnanshp, Arillue-
TIC, Practical Mathematics, Geography with the use of
the Maps and Globes, English Grammar Bairs Rhe-
torc, Composition, History, and the Latin Language
Terms for Board, Tuition, Lodging and Washing, dur
ing the scholastic year Of ten months will be S105.
-one third 10 be paid in advance. The BOARDING. de-
partmcnt will be under the direction of Mrs
Iackctt, whose long experience and unremitcd at
tention, enincntly qualify her for the important
charge. Students viii be admitted at any time from,
the commencement Of the School to The first Of
March, and be charged only from the time of entrance
but none over 10 years Of age will be received who
cannot produce satisfactory testimonials of correct de
pertinent The Subscribers, both residing at HarwOod
pledge themselves 70 every cxeron 10 promote the
moral and intellectual improvement Of the pupils COM
med to their They solicit continuance Of that
patronage which the School has for many years re-.
ceiyed Letters addressed to either Of e Subscribers
near Somerve, Fauquier county, Va viii be PROMPTLY
attended to. JEFFERSON SPINDLE
CHARLES TACKETT
Stafford, Dccombcr4. 6i--w0M
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G SITUATION WANTED by Lady who is quail
IA fed to give instruction in all the branches of an
English Education, French Music, Drawing and Paint
ing line addressed to the Editors will be promptly
attended to. Dec. H. Gift
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IA OTlCE.-By virtue of commission from the Co
vernon of the State of Alabama the subscriber is
authorized to take the dispositions of any witnesses who
may come before him. touching all matters in any con-
rovcrsy depending in that State to receive the acknow
cdgmcnt Of Deeds and Conveyancos Of real and person.
al property, lying and being in said State and also 60
receive proof Of Wills and Tcstamcnts bcquoathing any
property in that State. JOHN MINOR,
Dec. Ia. [G6--w3w fredericksburg, Va.
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mousse, on wednesday,, November the 18th, 1874
Nancy Cross, the wife of Oliver Cross by Robert
Crocs, her next friend, and Mary Downing, Pitts.
against
Zacharah w. Perkins, sheriff. committee and admin
istrator of Ann Niche, decd Oliver Cross Ann Cross
Robert T. Cross, David Cross A. Fleming Cross Mary
Downing, A. w. Downing Hannah Downing, Sarah
Downing, Harriet Downing, Catharine Downing Charles
Downing, William Anderson and Betsy his WIFE, Mary
Ann Downing, Catharine Downing, Ann Louisa Down
ing and Sarah Thompson Downing, George Cross Olivia
Ann Cross, Mary Cross, John r.. Gross, Mary L. Cross
and James w Cross, Defendants
The defendants, Charles Downing, William Anderson
and Betsy Anderson his wife, A. Fleming Cross and
David Cross not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the Act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court and it appearing to the satsiac
ton of the Court that they inhabitants of this
State On the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel
IL is ordered, that the said Charles Downing, William
Anderson and Betsy his wife, A. Fleming Cross and
David Cross do appear before the Justices of County
Court of Louisa at the Courthouse tine Cd Monday
in February next and answer the plaintiffs bill that
acopy of this order be forthwith inserted in
paper published in the City of Richmond for months
successvey and that another copy be posted the front
door of the Courthouse OF this county.
copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
Dec. =. 60-wSw
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FEHHE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE, will make
n his next season at the farm ofRobt c. Williamson
Brooke Turnpike leading to fredericksburg Particu-
lars in future ADVERTISEMENT linn. 81 14-2nvyif