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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
HM7ANTED TO HIRE, any mum

w Nero Men, for |, 2, or 5 ycars-The Aia!,'a
Florida and Georgia Rail Road Company, engarr|'
the location and construction of Rail Road frIa p
sacola in West Florida, to Columbus, in Georgia d.
lance of 200 miles, DESTROYS to hire. for = |
years. as may be preferred by proprieors as Ii.aiy
or 500 bodied negro men, from Is to 40 ii y
Of age, to be employed in telling, cutting and cy;
timber and in forming the excavations and cnJa nkur
upon the route Of said Rail Road
The Company offer the very high wages Of SlGi ,
year hire for each and every able bodied and hrafb
negro of the ayes above specified and vii! ilIo,<!
them with ample food aud clothing well as metc,i
attendance and medicines III Of sickness 3, H.
Companys expense, and free Of charge TO the o,y,.
during tic term for winch they may be- hired
The terms last expressed cil;rrd HE more cIoa
GjIv because the route Of this Raj! Road is confsJ
throughout to perfectly healthy region 0! county, #
drv soil. covered by forests Ut the oilv yellow uIr
timber.
The route throughout is exceIled 10y no portion of ia
United States Of equal extent Tor Tie sa!nbrity Of It's c
mate IL all seasons OF the year.
The work is progressing upon the Southern division .
the route or that which IS adjacent TO ttuSacua Is,
moteness from the scene OF The Indian disturbances nru,
about 100 miles from the nearest boundary Of line Graz
tribes aud upwards Of 50 miles from the nearest bonn,
dary Of the Scmnolcs, is sufficient evidence OF Sccu,
TO persons employed upon The road.
The force employed upon the road vii! :or YEAR,
come be within convenient reach "i The o!lIcatnof
Pensacola and could, in vi any c!Mergenry tryo
annie protection from the garl!>Ons briuUgur 10 ,bo
works. as well from the ships of war G,.onsGrt,tle
West India SQUADRON sonlc of which are aays riu,,,
anchor near the wharvrs Of Pensacola
Slave holders invited 10 ship or send their hand,
drec; to Pensacola under the charge o Ir pa T. agp.,
or oyrrsecrs and they will be received IN the Cola;,
service rs as they arrive.
Provided that 100 shall arrive from M'ry!aHl Vire
na OF North Carolina, answering to The description here
uycn on or before tie Ist u October HeXt ana enter the
Company service tor term mol less than yca: the
,tl;,ionai sum Of - ahead will be pai b. the Co.,ny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

July 10. 2l-4t
NNTlLLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.-The Lectures
w in this Institution will commence on the second
Monday in October instead Of the last Monday, here
piore. The departments OF instruction, and the eXpen
scs for the session, are as follows
COURSE TIE DEGREE OF i.
.JUniGr Year.
RdLesLettrts, Logic. Ethics and History-Thomas R.
Dew President and ProlrsSnr-1rxt books: Bairs Lee
lures Hedges Logic, Paey's Moral Philosophy, Tyt
lers Universal History, (as edton,l and syllabus Of
Lectures by the Professor.
Political Lq,c and Goccrnmcn- Beverly Tucker, Pro-
Textbook Fa.trrs Law of Nations.
lath,iraiics-Roht SAUNDERS Proipssor-Tcytb books
Legcndrcs Geometry, Days Algebra, GummeTe's Sur
iAemishy-John AIilIington, Prolessor-Text.book ::
Turner'S Chemistry, (3'l' edItio")
Senior War;
PoLical Economy, Gorcrnmcm and .hHaphysics-
Thomas r. Dew, President and Observation-Disclosures
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, McCuoch's Outlines Of Po-
.lilical Economy, Browns Lectures.
yaiura Phi0SOphy-Jno Alillington, Professor-Text-
books: Eptome of Mechanical Philosophy, by the Pro-
tessor and the following parts Of the Library Of Useful
Knowledge, viz Electricity, Magnetism, Op!ics,
Standardization. Saunders, Observation-Disclosures
Cambridge TrigonDnctry, Cambridge Calculus aud
Gu,nmcrcs Astronomy.
lSnErENDENT CHASSIS.
Lar-Bevcrly Tucker. Observation-Disclosures: Tuck.
ers Commentary, Stephen on Pleading, Revised Code,
FeJcraIist Keuls Commentary, Qst vol,) Madison 5
Resolutions and Report.
Cjca E"ginccrisg g John Millingon, Protessor-lex-
books Snanzn on Civil Engineering Treatise on the
Steam Enrinc. BY the Professor
Hehcr CloSSicS-Dabncy Browne, Professor--(in
Which the students will read the higher authors aud
study Antiquities and Heather Mythology
Polrrs Grecian Antiquities, Kennels Roman AnIIqu
ties, Tookes Pantheon.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
.4ncicnt Languages Browne, Professor Inc
exercises of this Department, Of which Arithmetic Eau
glish Grammar, and Geography make part. commence
on the lst of Octber and close on The lsl oil August
EXPENSES OF REGULAR STUDENT.
/ Of the JuniOr Year.
Board, including washing fuel, &c. ......... Sl39
Fees to four Professors, (20 each) Gu
Naturalization fee, .
S2Io
Of The Senior Year.
Board, as before, $50
Fees to three Professors, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
Naturalization fee, D
SID
about SIo, and in the Senior year, t" about ST.
Expenses Of pupil in the Grammar School, IN
Guiding board &c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sl2U
The fee 10 the Professor of Law, is .......... ~
Civil Engineering, Observation-Disclosures. ~
Higher Classics ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
q July llth, 1885:
Richard G. Bib. Executor Of Benjamin Bib, dec d,


against
james BbL and John Ellis Defendants:
The defendant, James Bib, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and it appearing
the satisfaction of the court that he is not all niIabl
of the State of Virginia, motion of the p!an',
By counsel it is ordered that the said James boo 90
onncor before the usticcs of our said court the court
house on the first day of the October term OF said
court and answer the plaintiff bill; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some wSpaper print
ed in The city Of Richmond for eight weeks successfully,
county. > ,,t.,,n,n
July 10 Si-Wow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

H,oR Sale, at the Ricllnond Enquirer Office, John.
n son g. Durant's best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (walranted,) at fair, moderate prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

HHyHE next session ui Mr. Buuldns School At CHAR
q lol,e Courthouse will commence the first day Of
August and conclude the 20lh of December. Tuition,
Sl IN adrunec: besides this each boy will pay dol
lar for fuel and room rent No deduction will be made
for lost time or late
THOMAS r. BOuLDiN.
Juv 9l-Jt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

NN7lIEAT FANS MANUFACTURED IN Rich-
wv m0ad.-The subscribers respectfully inform the
farmers Of Virginia. that they Manufacture and keep
constantly on hand Wheat Fans which they believe 10
be superior those commonly used in this part of the
country. They submit the following certificates for the
information Of those who unacquaned with their
Fans, and pledge themselves to every effort to merit
share of public patronage.
WOODARD & CAR1I,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26
WOODARD L. CARLL.

! have one Of R;cc's Improved Patent Wheat Fans
1t is superior to any have tried, inasmuch that
found ii unnecessary 10 pass that part of my crop which
for market but through the Fan. IF others Of
the kind could not be Obtained would take twice
the cost for the have. W. 4. TURPIN.
Powlatan Feb lsl lc}G.
POwnATAS COUNTY, Va.
This is 10 certify, that purchased Of John Woodland,
one Of Rices improved patent Fans, manufactured by
Woodland Il Curll, in the City OF Richmond, which
lnd cleans grain with less labor greater speed: and
takes on, more filth than any other fan have
in operation. also believe it 10 be durable than
any ullc, fan: In short I would not do without one Of
them should they cost 500. | have cleaned thrashed
wheat sufficiently clean from the cla in operation.
10th January, 1896. WIN. DRAKE.
CAEOL1SE, April! Ist, I5:}G.
purchased one Of tn fans manufactured by Woodland
& CARL, which find expes filth cleans wheat with
more speed and less labor, than any fan have i'll
operation THO. IALiAf EllO.
CARoLISE County, 9Th Feb. 1886.
This is to certify that purchased one Of Rices pa
tent improved wheat fans, manufactured by Woodland Il
CARL oil Richmond which find cleans better than any
fan have ever used. THOS HURT.
WooD,Rn & CARl1 have also on hand, several four
horse thrasLng machines, which they will sell low for
cash Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opposite
MIR. VIM. Changers grocery store.
Apr! 90. ll5-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-26

NHTlLLIAM < MARY CULLEGE.-The Lectures
w in this Institution will commence the second
Monday in October, instead Of the last Monday here
tDore. The departments Of instruction. and the expen
E,ri lhn
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04
AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD.-MEETlNG IN MEGkLEN-
BURG COUNTY.

According to the recommendation con.
tanned IN the second resolution al the above
proceedings at Morganton, Public Meet
lng was held 10 the Courthouse, IN thus
Town, on "Wednesday Of the second week
Of our Superior Court, on the subject OF the
contemplated Rail. Road between the Cities
OF Charleston aud Cincinnati.
Delegates appointed at similar meetings
IN the Counties OF Lincoln and IredeIl, hay
ing arrived here on the previous day-and
Col. Renhardt, aud b. VI. Edney, Esqr.,
Delegates from Lincoln, having addressed
an assembly convened, upon very slight 20.
tice, 10 the Courthouse on Tuesday evening
at candle-llght, on the subject Of the pro.
posed Rail. Road, It's advantages TO West.
ern North Carolina, the selection of the best
route for lis location, &c.
\ Preliminary Meeting was held the
next morning Wednesday at half past
eight o'clock, by portion Of our Citizens,
for the purpose Of making the necessary ar.
engagements TO bring the whole subject OF
the contemplated Road before the consider.
alton Of the People Of this County, at a
general Public Meeting, to be convened in
the afternoon Of the same day.
The meeting was organised by the ap.
pontmcnt Of Col. Relnhardt, of Lincoln,
as Chairman and of K. II. Madra, as Sec.
retarv.
The Chairman then explained, in brief
but comprehensive manner, the objects con.
templated by the meeting in Morganton,
under which the Delegates present, and 9th.
ers, had been appointed after which,
II was proposed that the Chairman have
power to unite with himself three other
gentlemen, as a Committee whose duty II
should be TO prepare a Repor, on the subject
of the contemplated Rail. Road, 10 be laid
before the Pubic Meeting to be held in the
afternoon.
This proposition was agreed to; and the
Chairman appointed Mr.. King, delegate
from lredell, Mr. n. W. Alexander, and
nr. John Irwin, as said Committee.
Z The Preliminary Meeting was then ad
Journed.
At 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. the Delegates from
Lincoln and lredell, considerable number
OF gentlemen from the surrounding Counties
attending Court here, and numerous Git.
Gems OF our County, convened in the Court.
house, according to public invitation.
i The Chairman and Secretary ofthc meet
ing IN the morning, again took their sta
tons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04

On Tuesday the 9th instant, IN pursu.
ance OF previous notice, large aud respcc.
table meeting Of the citizens OF Rowan toun.
ly assembled IN the Courthouse ~ Salsbu.
~, 10 nominate n candidate tor President
and Vice President, candidate for Cover.
nor, aud an Elector for this District.
On motion Of II. C. Jones, Genl. Thorn.
as g. Polk vas called to the Char, and the
following gentlemen requested 10 act as ' ice
Presidents, VIZ; X. \. Fleming, Esq, Noah
Partee, Esq, Gen. VIM. IL. kerr, J. Ilancs,
Esq, \. Chatiin, Esq, Col. +. y. Austin,
\. Roseman, Esq, and Jacob llodsouser
aud Docl. John Scott and Ruins II. k.lpat.
rick requested to &c, as Secretaries.
After brief address from the Char, in
which the objects of the meeting we're Tor.
chilly and eloquenlly explained, Ashbel
Smith rose and introduced the following
Preamble and Resolutions, which we're adj.
Vocated at some length by the mover, aud
by Mr. Cralge, MIR. Jones, Mr. John Giles,
and Mr. Fisher, and unanimously adopted
Whereas, We, the Freemcn of Rowan,
believe that people which desires long to
preserve its freedom should at all tunes I've
watchlul Of the Agents TO whom they dele.
gate power THAT the present '.me, when
the pensIoned presses Of corrupt Admin.
istraton are striving to hull the people into
a false aud fatal security, is one especially
demanding vigilance that a crisis IS St.
lenily and rapidly taking place IN our Go.
vernment, dangerous, and unless arrested,
fatal to our Liberty that the free lnstltu.
tons Of our beloved country, earned by the
blood and treasure Of our fathers, are threat.
ened to be overwhelmed by the food of Cor.
ruptIon emanatlng from the Federal Gov.
eminent through the channels of It's patron.
age that this patronage, instead of be.
ing employed for the good Of the people at
large, as was intended by the trainers of our
Constitution, has been wIckedIy perverted
by set Of designing men, IN order to i'm.
pose on the country as It's next President
Martin Van Buren,, an individual who has
shown himself Inlmlcal to Constitutional
Llberty-by his endeavors to substitute
man. worship for patriotism, and the love Of
Office and its emoluments IN place of the
love Of country THAT the Executive Branch
of our government is rapidly usurping those
powers which belong 10 the other Dcpnrt.
ments: that regular, systematic warfare
is waglng against our domestic Institutions
by a portion of our fellow citizens
For these and other reasons contained in
our Resolutions of May last reasons, to
which the further Developments of the pro.
gress OF corruption aud usurpa,lon have CIV.
en- an additional and most alarming weight
we again soicmnIy
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04
Rail Read Meetings.
MEETING IN BURKE.


Agreeably TO previous notice, i large and
respectable meeting oft citizens OF Burke
County was held at the Morganton lna, on
the 18th ultlmo, being the week ot Burke
County Court, for the purpose ottaklng IN.
10 consideration the subject Of the contem.
plated Railway from Charleston, South Car.
DINA, to CINCINNATI, Ohio.
The meeting was organized by calling
Maj. Elisha p. Miller TO the Chair, and the
appointment OF K. G. Pearson as Secretary.
After some explanatory remarks by the
Chairman relative to the objects Of the meet.
lng, Genl. Cook, Col. Avery, Dr.. Graham,
b. 5. Gather, together with the Delegates
from Lincoln county, Col. David Remhardt
and Marcus l.. Hoke, addressed the meet.
ng, explaining, III an able and satisfactory
manner, the advantages that would be de.
rived TO the citizens OF tins section OF coun.
try from the accomplishment of the contem.
\ plated enterprise, and the entire practicable.
lty of the route through or near Norganton,
and across the Blue Ridge al Mcklnnie's
Gap; after which, the following Resolutions
were unanimously adopted
ReS0lrcd, That tins meeting proceed TO
appoint suitable persons to examine the route
from the Lincoln line TO the State liue, aud
that measures be taken to have the same
surveyed and marked, and if practicable
have y Typographical chart made out
Whsreupon, John Sudder,h, ESQ, WI,
liam Murphy, T., and Col, Isaac +. Avery,
we're appointed.
+ Believing it important TO those persons
who are interested IN a Rail Road from
Charleston to CINCINNATI to have oppor,uul.
+ ties of frequent interchange Of opinion to
cause concert of action; and believing the
route by Morganton up the North Fork OF
/ the Catawba river to be the most direct, and
quite practicable therefore,
4 R6solred, That meeting take place at
Charlotte on Tuesday during the second
week OF the Superior Court, aud that Burke
and Lincoln counties send each two dele.
gates, and that lredell, Mecklenburg, Row.
an, and Cabarrus, and any other Counties
IN this State and South Carolina, be request
ed TO send delegates to said meeting.
ReSotred, That a meeting Of delegates
/ from the counties interested, in South and
North Carolina be held at Morganton on the
18th day Of June next, and that such coun.
ties of Tennessee and Virginia as feel an
interest in the survey OF tins route, be re.
quesed 10 send delegates 10 this meeting,
at which it may be expected much necessa.
/ ~ information may be had from the differ.
ent delegates, which may be Important to
our delegates attending the Convention at
Knoxville on the 4th Of July next.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published 10 the Salisbury pa.
pers, the Charlotte and orkyllIe Journals,
aud the Jonesboro' Tenn. papers.
ELISHA ?. MILLER, Chairman.
X. C. PEARSON Secretary
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04

Virginia Codi.-Ne are informed that
Stone Coal Of the first quality has been dis.
covered IN apparently lnexaustible quantl
ties upon the property Of the Catawba Iron
Works Company, IN this county. Ii is sup
posed to be Of the description of that found
10 England and France, which IS used IN the
furnaces for the manufacture Of iron. II is
thought TO differ from anv other species OF
Coal as yet discovered in the United States,
in its freedom from those qualities which
have made other Coal unfit for furnace pur.
poses. Should this be discovered after sat-
isiactory experiments, to be the fact, it will
be immensely valuable to the propretors.
-Buchdnoa Adrocate.
Some Of the above described Coal has
leen received in this City, and is pronounc
ed, by Judges, 10 be Of first rate quality
Richmond Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04

A few days ago, an EngIishman, on board
of one ofthe Hudson river steam boats, swa'.
lowed doe If rat,bane, Gu, hlz throat, shot
himself, aud Juuped overboard. We do not
learn, saws the Louisville Journal, that he
offered himself auy further violence,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04

We lately saw it stated in Pe'er'O, ,s.,
VA paper, that Cotton Factory u VIZ W,
town, after paying n considerable i,,I ~ d,
water power, had realized MS cdP"0't i,
reimbursed the stockholders for TIC I [.,.
amount INFESTED, since ls2s, Perioo u :,
ven years. 1t is of course, now deo'o ,.,o
large dividends aud lis stock greatly ''''
par.-Miton Spectator.
We understand that Charles + "ala' wv
Esq, has been appointed Chief Engineer W
the Raleigh aud Castor Rail koao'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-04
POIitical.-,S Dice of the People

r. IL M.pa.. secretary.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-15
PMlndelDH1- Eeb 07

F2our.-Thc stock of -four in factors hands is
nearly exhausted, and no supplies of moment arc
coming in. During the past week there has been
an increased demand for shipment. Sales were
made carly i'll the week, deliverable on the open
ing of tho navigation, or in all March, at S6. GA
per Dbl. other sales deliverable dusng tas spring,
at &c. IS. The sales amount to about 4Qe0 tbis.
To-day holders decline selling for immediate de-
livery at SG. IS.
February 20.
Flohr and Meal-Thcrc has been a good de-
mand for Flour, for shipment. The sales amount
to about 1000 bbls. at sc. 621 early IN the week,
since, at Sc. IS per bb. deliverable on tho OPEN
ing of the navigation, or during the spring: The
latter price now refused for immediate deliycfy,
in consequence ofthc light stock in factors hasds
and the unusually small supplies coming in. Sales
ofRyc Flour, for future delivery, at "a, 10. Corn
mcal-no sales.
At Philadelphia, 9th ult 39G shares Of U. S.
Bank stock sold at l53; 100 do. do. l2e, 80 days.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20.-The demand for Cotton,
since last week, has been very extensive. In
prices an advance has taken place of 70 ID per
pound.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-15
Baltimore, March ,.

DuUtWOTC, <htJ ~
Flo,y.-Ifoward Street Flour-Thc receipts
have been light; and there has been but little
business doing throughout the week. Some few
sales have been made at Sc. IS a 6. 81 from wa
CONS and 6. 933 from stores-we 1--WE these rates
as the correct quotations to-day.
Citv Mills FLour.-The last sales were made
at sc. s71; and holders arc now firm at 7. W;
but we have not heard Of any saies at that rate.
Cincinnati, Feb. 20.
Bacon-hams, 121-hog round l05-Cheese
III. Pork, mess 10, prime l6 l61-L1rd l24
a l2l.
Cov1SGroS, Ky. Feb. 27.-Pork, clear, S2o'
mess l5, prime 1G. Bacon, Hams. II II,
Sides 8, Hog round }. Lard II a l2.
Neo Orleans Feb. 81.
SrGAR-Thc market has been active tor Su.
rar this week, and very decided improvement
has taken place in its values Quotations tor the
citg arc Toto l03 cents, prime lots fully reaisns
the hgest figures; on plantation we quote lo a
lOt cents, some holders refusing to accept even
the last rate. In Hassno Sugars We have no
change to rcmarl,, further that holders have ac91i-
rcd increased tirmness, i'll consequence OF anoth-
er rise in the Havana market
.ssrs.-We continue to quote 50 i 81 cents
ner gallon as the rates OF plantation, and in the
city So 50 cents. -
R,coS,-Our quotations arc fot Hams 10 a II,
Middliues II l21, Shoulders Z cents per 10.
The demand continues good, and the supplies to-
tally Inadequate to meet the wants OF the market.
NV ORLEANS, Feb 29.-Groceries and Produe' :.
-SuHar 81 lDc. on plantation, on the leveo Vt
a lOi; Coffee, Havana green II l45. no III
l3; Lard l3t II, none in market; " mske9'
none for sale in market; Molasses 80 81.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30.-Since tic cc1nHsncc-
mcnt Of this month, we have steady deInand iot
| Cotton, andthc sales have been extensive. RI
ces of all descriptions have advanced materially
during the month, viz. I'd to u in sea Island u
per lb. in American short staples anu Brazil:
The stock now held hero Is very similar to thai
Of the same date last year, but in American thefe
:s very important decrease. 1t IS now cstiha !
ted at los, 900 bales, Of which eo,ooe arc Amer
can, 10000 Brazil, and $4,000 East INDIA whiiS
II months since the stock was l2o,ooo american
IL 900 Braz:l, and 90 900 other SORTS, IN all lo9'
900 bales.
~ a.-Ftu demand ror Cotton since las
week has been moderate. In prices we increase
our quotations ID to I'D per ID.
LONDON, Feb. 2-Cotton.-Therc was cor
siderable demand for Cotton last week; the ad
vance in prices about per h., from the loves
point in the market.
COLUMBIA, March ll.-Bacon II l., Flou
9 5D,a 10, Sugar, loaf, l6 %, Brown L. II
Molasses' WI: 10 so, n. Orl. Is so, Lar
l2ta l6.
Extract of i letter dated New York, March H.
Cotton advances here by the ha!f-houIr-2lc
is asked for fine Orcans-several sales at 20c. tc
Mobile and Louisiana not good fair"
The y. Y. Journal of Commerce Of sdnfc dat
says 1.-The articles which have Been rising hav
come to stand. Sugar, however, sells freely
but no. at any further advance. The buyers Q
Cotton have stopped to take BREATH"