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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02
By last Nights Nsais.

Tie lie en5'--.artr Yun 3urea eieccd PTesident Of
The Cnited Statcs by the Colleges Of the Electors-W
"lntrigue bargain IND management Of Tie H. Of r.
prevented by The fiat IF the People,
The Last Nights Mail brings US conclus've returns
from the State Of Alabama II TIE "t1untsSie DeHo.
crat" of the 22d. The returns Of some Of the great
Northern countless 10 which have this day referred
in our head OF ELECTIONS, have come in, and sweep all
be fore tssT:
(From tic HuntsriIc Democrat, Of Noe. x
awe inser, below. the Election returns which have
reached us from the adjacent counties, by which 1t Will
be seen that the Van Buren, ticket has prevailed ny ma
jnrty Of 1892 The coun!cs o! Jefferson ana %;
Clair who give cash large vote remain yet to be heard
from as also Bount and all the counties IN the
Creek country-al Van Buren,, a:5 which will increase
his majority in this division OF The State, yeraf thou
sand votes in addition TO those above enumerated.
1.-The Legislature has fixed on Monday the 2lSt inst,
for tie cee,on Of Senator TO fill the seat now occu-
peG ~ the Hon. G. Moore. Gel. NJ Kiney is spoken
of as the candidate who viii be n by the Democratic
party.
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About halflhe counties are heard from officially ano
nnoaically and all the heavy Harrison counties are
among the above. We do not think the majority ior v.
Buren, is as great as we estimated it in our last some
OF the Harrison men here say it is not over Iooo we
cannot let them off with less than 600
On The choc, we consider it as almost certain, that
Illinois, Missouri iuJamd and Arkansas have GONE FOR
Mn. VAS BuREN-which would give him 100 votes-one
dozen 10 spare.
And the votes of Lousiana and Mississippi, are IN
fInEn. All conjecture is bafed by the vegueness or
"ae ncomple,eness of their returns.
TENNESSEE.
Majority for White in 4G counties, G753. go
fourteen counties 10 be heard from, when WILL
II is supposed somewhat reduce his ma ority.
KENTUCKY.
The official returns, as published in the Common
Harrison, 36,6S7
Van Buren,, 33,O25
One county, Estill, to hear from. -
$500
GEORGIA.
All the returns received, except from Baker, fauding
aud Ware The result in the 81 counties is follows
For Cunorcss-W G. Dawson. (Whig0 24l27
J. w. Sanford, ". b. 2l,ol
Majority for Dawson, 2556
White Electoral Ticket, A5lS
Van Buren,, do. do. u ,739
Majority for White. 2,77s
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running fur Ghtad!

The Philadelphia Inquirer exclaims, Ksrp the Flag
flying The battle has gone by, and The result is know
Martin Van Bnren has in all probability been elected to
the Presidency of the United States for four years from
the fourth Of March, 1S7.-" 1t must be apparent Ia
all friends that there is but course to pursue.
It is to hccp the "g Gy"g-to rally once more for the
HERo OF THE TnANEs--to stand BY Harrison aud tic
friends Of harrison Defeated nu, conquered thou
sands will crowd into ranks before the next contest
who nj the last took part with the encrIy.
What say The People 10 Ibis manifestations What say
they to Harrison their lrairr? What says tie Wing
Triumvira,e scG?-Are all the etlrs Of these amL!.
tous spirits to rnd in making Van Buren, President
years--and Harrison, for more:
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HEUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.-ln this Semi
q q nary will be taught every thing necessary to pre-.
pare young men for college, fit them for the ordinary
ayocalons Of life. The Sor seasios Of 10 months,
commencing tie ijtnof January nest. nad Gazing
on the 18th Of November following, will be as iblowsr
viz: Board and Tuition, 500; Washing, Bedding, and
Candles $50. Fifty dollars will De required in advance
the balance (S10} 1t the end Of the term
1t may be necessary % say for the information OF
these anacopaned with ne, lha have been regularly
engaged in teaching oz the last twenty-five yeafs-the
most Of that time Immediately ahs neighbohood, and
being fond Of the delightful rask" lexpec to teach az
many more, should life and health permit lave care
fully studied the various dispositions of YOUTH and End,
from long experience that (whoaI Welding my auin Inc"
rity it better Iced than dr.yeto persuade IMAM
force The same care aud aeIlian viii be extended to-
those cnded to trust to my ,hs
mres and reIig;ous authors on the Sabbath Fifteen or
tyaen,y boys. osn ae accommodated in comfortable
manaes 'ptis Schools in tn !o'"erena,ot buchihg-
tno ronntv and the suns:on is, healthy any III
Virg ina ,,,N,.c p-:..;,ocu ~
P.S.-Address Physc Springs, Buckingham Co., Va
nco G0-wtI5Jan.
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private }.stsr from London, by the Roscoc, says:
" Lor,l and Lady King Qa,e Miss Ada By5on) will sail
ia February fus New York, where they will smcin
til the opening CT spring They propose 70 'suin some
years in American, and bea7 letters hat will ensure their
proper recePtts III snciely She IS SWEET Creature
ouite the Lea aul oc her fathers hopes Lady Byron,
Il is said will accompany them tbeeTe you ;"iii sson
see as VISITORS perhaps residences several OF our hgh
fas,i..es whose genencsoa trees flourish more sTeeny
,bau their forsres. They talk Of America iey did
heretofore of lie Continent end the Interested oneero of
the T,uope ss,-ists, avail roore than Gues the dread
of TIE voyage 10. de:er them from the undertaking.
The letter speaks Of MI FORESTS SUCCESS Is irnns-
oepd,n,-N Z. Timcs.
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ENENALE EDUCATION.-M Miss Lscs Ann Peg
s. begs leave TO return her grateful acknowledge
to her friends and patrons for the encouragement
she has received the present year. and takes this method
to inform them that her school will be continued the en-
suing year She Hatters hcrse that she will sill be
enabled give satisfaction 20 tnose pagerts and guar.
dams who may entrus their daughters wa?dS To- her
ca7c.-rhe SCHOOL is !occleG at Wow Grove, TIE pre-
sent residence o. Was p. Pmkas in Easez coanty,
f,Ee alcs from Mes's Tavern, seye. icom Eoppahan.
noes, and three from Mount Zion NJ. H.-Tke usual
Of instruction pursued in this school, comprises
Crlhegraphy, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Englisls
GrasIar Geography, with the Use Of maps and Filsto-
ry. Tuition IN all the Cbove branches, $f2 DraS"iEg
and Painting, extra ekergc o. 81. Needle work. 81.
Board, including bealirg, &c, SG5s it tie toardeFs
fsnsl. ,heis bedding, 50 will be deducted Pay
wen, 10 be made in each quarterly in advance
The first session will the LIST day OF 3an-
uasy next and end the last of July following The
no's:hs OF August and September viii De gwen as va
casion; and the second session viii commence o The LIST
Of October and expire the 3lst of December, le37-
vs. ow Grove is situated in very fine neghboriood,
and 10 remarkably healthy place. Fss atzctest atlen-
lion viii be paul the morals Of the pupils and every
e.tior used 10 Undue their Maids with the exceencies
Of pyty and yrtae.
mr. Letters adore sscd to Lucy A. Purkins, w. II.
Purkius, at Tappahannock, Milers Tavern, will be
promptly attended TO-
HecaruEr:1 pD-W3W
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Reclamation IF Senator Cfny:On,-Ghe Wmins'o" Ca
yeti. SAYS 81 lenrn from gentleman just from Do.
yer, that Mr. Claytor has seM H. BAD TesIgnasen as
Jn;,cd States Senator"
A number oS The Members Of Congress IA already
reached this sity, IN good time for the opening q" The
session. which commences on Monday next. Amonss:
,ose upon tbs ground ill addition Others heretofore
rseotioned are Mr.. Speaker po'k Mr. Granger and M
T4liaerro Of the House of Representatives, and MIR
Grundy of Ia. Senate.-JEak. !n!.
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a TEACHER WANTE6.-The subscribers, resd.
"a in the county of Hanover, l5 miles above the city
of Richmond wish to employ teacher for tte ensuing
wear to take charge Of sehoos of Is or n Scholars
wo is capable Of teaching the Eatin Language and tie
usual branches Of an English Educate satisfactory
testimonials to capacity ana chaaeer viii be reqpIr'
I'd singh. man would be preferred, for which ibe'
raj salary WV be given. The neighborhood is healthy
in,eren, and respectable. 'Fhe school wilrbe !nea,ed
;mmediu,e)y ia ,e aeighborfood OF the SUBSCRIBERS
ANY concentrations by letter to either Of the su5scrr
bers, directed to Taylorsviie Hanover will be duly ut
,nJed 10 ,L,ugh applcation in person would be r1rfrr
red. slsa h L., 20, =: "
JAMES MCDOWELL,
FINCH CROSS,
F. No. WRITE -.
Hanores, Dec e -.-
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nethcacy. We can console the Virginan, in its
distress, with the assistance Of two facts-1st that it
will essay to engender hostile feelings between The
trends OF Mr. Van Buren, TO his successor-and, I'd,
mat Mr. Rves will be very apt 10 place about the
estimate upon its affected praise that Mr. Benton will
uDOn lis Jpnnncia,inps
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a TEACHER WANTED.

q TEACHER WANTEE
yNSEfE Subscriber residing Danville, ViFgnie,
T wishes to. employ young competent to teach
the Intnand GIesk and The various branch
as of an English education. as private teacher in his
family 10 SUCH an. one With, satisfactory testimonials
.f aorrecs raoas character, he will give sefal wages
As to climate, health &C.. his residence ia one Of The
Mos. desi:ahls in tia State. Any communication on the
subject a1dzsssed the subScEber at Dangle, Va will
receive proirp, aAscnlor~ ROBERT WILSON.
Danyille Dec. 9, oD-w4"
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had woric oar Last paper la.h the P5rs before dis
the whi" Ind c"G hcJycd b: haste Even
all the the States for Johnson nrh the
Michigan along with they could elect him Vice
President. Tie Michigan would Uly him ljI
would be only a aud mt Gj"rity of III" Electoral
Vocs-Thc Election of Vice President will, all human proba-
IiIy u To Tie
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appointment by tie President
Surgeon Thomas Lawson, Of the Army, to be the Sur
geon General Of the U. States Army, rice JOS Lowell
deceased Globe Of Dec I.
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(Whg falling off, since the August election, OF about
30 votes
1.-THE Republican in stating these scattering returns,
thinks it 'probabc that the State has gone for Van Bu'
rem; and in its paper of the 7h it preserves death.
like silence, about Missouri, whilst it vocerousy shouts
1r the victories which poured in upon it from Ohio, In
dana kentucky and cnnsyirana!-We consider this
silence omnous of the end IF the cones-So let US put
Missouri down as won.
ILLINOIS.
Alter all the shouts Of the Wings over their victories
IN this State, seems that they destined to lose her
We have before US, received by yesterday morning s
mall the Illinois State Register, published at pandaa,
the seat Of government Of the 1Sth Qhe last date from
Tat 'rgon 1t gives the following, almost decisive re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

W7SsK Safe. at the Richmond Enquirer Office, john
w sn, Il Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INs. Cwairansed,) at fair, moderate p'ces:
ST. a constant supply Kept on hand 10 SUIT @e seasons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

a CEAND DEslDERATuM.-fn the Ad yer S,
a sn. Of sale of &C. belonging to ,d h w. Es
tale Of Wadd Lpeom sg o "a IN ,hs
Of lob end I'D t selt la ze bsen Os and upwards
stead of only tsG 6oN+t
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MARRl AGES

Married CIV edhssduy evening, The M nst by nc Rev James
DDushen Doctor ". Miss CL,RIss. - CANLASD
10th OF G9ocES,nl.
Married 18th Octnhr Laurel Ill., cope ou'oS) tho
:tan.n - ~ II p,ro, E- DR., rpomA, j. A. COOKE, Qor
rncy Vrss Miss Fn.scEs l. PAHsELL, oil sH' totHe
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n We have been politely presented by ar I. HaI
ofihis City, with p1r Of Lie Old English hH=0rS, ma
nuiaclurcd by the Rogers in Sheteld-as also peauu
full article in the form of strap; from the WORKSHOP OF
the same distinguished Cutler. We have maze par
lal trial of the Razos, and take great pleasure IN re-
commencing the lovers of the utlc cum duei 10 's''
MIR. Halls beautiful establishment. -,
We subscribe 10 the following complimentary aIucie
from the Norfolk Beacon:
"Ra-ors-It was saying Of Dr. Franklin, hal was
of more real service TO fellow creature to teach MN
how to shave himself keep his razor IN gooo Ie9a,
than to give him large ofmnncy. The money 'gn'
soon Nv away but the knowledge acquired wouiu DC
broug, into use almost every day for the rest OF ms me-
While we hold with the philosopher respecting the
tages of clean shaving and Of keeping razor IN repair
we contend, that the first great point in the question o.
shaving is to obtain good ra=or. Without TINS ptt;,'
nnrv You must labor more less in van but seltle H.
and the rest almos, follows Of course. lhence we u!
uue that topont out where good razor may oe iouhu
70 confer great favor that portion OF tile human Id
milv tIat is blessed with beard. And VIC can recon-
mend most cordially the old English ra=or
by the Messrs Rodgers & Sons Of Shethed 10 'he ofGe
Of our enerprisng townsman, MIR. C. Hall, VIII. MS
name inscribed on the blade. hone, with ln oitec
lions for lis use accompanies each case by 'he way
m. Mcssrs Rodgers who take to obtain 'he oes
ndvice upon NIL Subjects reconmed the use OF cola wa
ter instead of hot for shaving, and we JOIN IN 'e
mendaon from long experience of its advantages. me
cold water inygoraes the skim renders It lnsenSoe
cold, can always be obtained, and moreover aNes
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Tie Shuttle on The RiUkt HOrsc.,

The Philadelphia Inquirer and the New York Com
rnercal engaged in the very pleasant office Of put
ting the Saddle upon the right horse Who is to blame
for the defeat Of the Whgs' The Philade phia Editor
asks whether his political brethren refused TO attend the
polls in New Yo-k-And the Commercial rrtors with the
remark, sour Wing brethren suffered themselves to be
defeated first in Pennsy then round
though they had actually done something, and taunt
with our own m;sforLnnes THE Wigs must he the
most inert patty in the world if their accounts Of
themselves be believed They have public spirit
no patriotism actvity.-They say of each other,
that they have been defeated by their apathy. Not
gentlemen You do great in justice TO each other It's
your disappointment which has sOuIed your tempcT-lt
is The winners who augh-Loscrs ncrcr.-We will do
the WHY'S more Justice than they do to each other.
more active and Jealous party never exlsted-more am
bilious of success and as we have thought more reckless
about the for its attainment. Why, then, were
they beaten, Because, there not enough OF them
They wanted understand therefore wanted strength.
They could carry the People with tem-Ther
did not deserve success-and therefore could not COM
mard it. This is the great secret of their defeat.
PETERSBURG & ROANOKE RAILROAD.
The following notice reached US late last evening"
We are reiniccd TO find that transportation this road
will not be at all suspended We take great pleasure in
laying the notice promptly before our readers
IL NorIcE-Thc Board Of Directors of the Peters
burg Railroad Company hasten 10 apprse the public,
thai they shall be nconvenienced consequence Of
the fire Of this morning. The trade and travel on the
road will pc continued as heretofore.
By order.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE, President.
Office Of Petersburg Rail road Company:
November % 1896.
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NNTlbh be sold on Thursday, the 18th day of De-
w cenbersrrSt il iar otherwise, lite fys fair day
,hereacr tie highest bidder. six months credit for
AL above dollars at the late resdeacs OF John
~ G. Phillips, deceased, all the PERSONAL estate Of the
,ai deceased consisting Of the Crop Of from two to
three h<smded hare!dL CO Corn I'D considerable guam
tily Of blade FODDER sbeaSe Oats, and Hay also, the
stock Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs, the household Fur.
niure-among which are abou, nine beds-ths kitchen
Furniture aud plantation utensils Bonds, with approved
security. will be required.
MARY A. PHILLIPS,
I34m'fof Jota ". C. Phillips, iced.
Nov. ~ sU-Wtcs"
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NOTICE.
A PETITION will be presented % the next Leglsa-
u tu,e of Virginia, fox divorce from ICY husband,
Clement Yanze, for causes which will De laid before
u ELIZABETH J. VANZlLE.
Hanover Co, Dec 2 e-w4w
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RWEMBERS or THE LEGISLATURE who would
lYE prefer 10 he somewhat removed from the CNy,
,urin, the winter are informed that the undc gned
can accommodate IN becoming MANNER, six o! eight!
His residence IS mile and bal. from the Ca2ito
West of .le City. carriuge and horses shall at az
,i,ncs by 3, sIic;y service RICH'D. REINS.
Dec ou-S
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EirOiDia Election

All the returns have in except from the counties
of Fayel,e. Tazewc and Warwick. We are certain of
the accuracy of the returns from these, except Fayelie
We shall publish our entire table again on Luesday'-
On Wednesday, the Electoral Colleges meet throng bout
the Union to cast their votes for President and Vice Pre-
sin, nj Of the u Slales
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fine lather as an honest man can desire. We refer
the lovers of good 10 the establishment of Mr..
Halls
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ERROR CORRECTED

u" We must postpone structures on Noah Il Co.
respecting the Vote of Virginia.
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Hudson county, ESTIMATED in our
preceding columns at 500 only)
Limestone,
Lnuderdale, (unGer Our election
head.)
Franklin,
Morgan, (under election head,l
Jackson,
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&. ROAN0KE NNI1-ROAD

CHARLES F. OSBORNE, President.
Office Of Petersburg Rail road Company:
NnYcmber 90, lS36.
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ST a.
from the .Ec,r Orleans Bulletin, IF Mop 18th
INTERESTING FROM TENAS.

nIArrsr FRoN TExAs.-By the arrival OF The schr
Pennsylvania last evening from Veasco we have oh
tanned files of Tie Texas Telegraph as late as the l2
inst, containing the inaugural addresses of President
Houston and Vice President Lamar; the hrso when:
we nnblsh in another column, but we are compelled to
def.r the latter until Tomorrow for want of room
"a discussion upon the liberation of Cen Santa Anna,
had taken place in Congress, but it was resolved by
large majority, to retain hin as prisoner Tor some time
to come.
"Mr Ellis, chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations, had made lengthy report upon the condition
and nrosnecls of Texas accompanied by resolutions en-
poweling the President to appoint ConmssIouers 10
treat with the Government OF The Cneu o'as 'o' Tic
admission of Texas into the Union.
"Conqress was despalchng rapidly, but great neon
yenience was experienced amung the officers oil govern
ment for want of Offices in which TO perform their du-
!"
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For the Van Burn ticket.

Had there br"n any rxrTlicTs made 10 gs,th people
10 come 10 the polls, VIM would have got many
(Hafk this. Mrssrs Wigs, for y"ur comfort! and
cease u rrProac each other IN! your nactvity,)
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,>ro,u Florida and TENS.

We received by Yesterdays mail the following very
interesting from the South and West 1t appears,
that the Seminoes have been struck twice by General
Cal-and that there is prospect OF bringing ms
orotrncled war to 4 conclusion We shall be glad TO
sec it. for the sake Of Florida hcrsclftnr the sake oil
our country-and for the sake of the distinguished man
whose administration is about to expire.
The proposition in the Congress of IcIaS 10 seek an
union with the United States may lead TO another con-
summation on the part Of General Jackson, which Is
most devoutly be wished for. May he leave his cou'
try in peace and her territories extended 10 le oou-
darics which Mr.. Jefferson had marked out Tor her:
From the Charleston Pdtriot Of Nor. 70
INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA.
uThe brig Gen Sumter Capt Bennett and schooner
Laura Cant Spencer arrived al this port last evening,
in short passages from Jacksonville ;,
u1he intelligence has been received by these
arrivals Of the defeat of The Seminole Indians IN Two
a,1enon,s Lrtwce The Tennessee Volunteers and Flo
rido Militia under the command Of Gov. GALL and
noron of these savares The Regulars and friendly In
dams in the service Of the u s. had previously sepaa,
ted from the force under the command OF GOV GALL ana
had nrocecdcd I'd on one side OF the Wlthlacoochee,
towards the Wahan Swamp, while the volunteers,
undcr Gen Call! took the other side OF The stream: ana
encounterinr about one half Of the whole force OF the
Indians a battle Immediately ensued Alter about one
hours conflict the Slvagcs retrealed, win loss OF ~
killed and wounded the latter of which they Carried OIL
The foow;nr day our forces took up the pursuit, ana
came I'D with the enemy, when a second connect LOOK
Mace with equally disastrous results TO the Indians
They again relrealed but their loss could not De ascef
tanned owing 10 the darkness OF the nignt Our loss III
the Two enuarcments was killed and 10 wounded
GA nero was taken prisoner who stated That The In
dams were divided into parties one OF which was
anxious for peace but kept IN CHECK ny tnc war
party Both parties short OF ammunition: anu are
expcc,ed shortly to surrender, unless they procure
fresh suppy High cncoiums given to the gallan-
frv of Gen Armstrong, Of tue Tennessee Volunteers as
well ~ 10 Col Reed, Of the Florida Volunteers The
other division of forces had not been heard from at The
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