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are doubtful ana strong hopes arc entertained ii Ten
' consider Van Burcns election certain but would
not on that change my pas;!ia. lave changed
from Jackson White man, 10 JacSson-Van Buren,
man. upon the ground, that will not aid tie Opposition
in their attempts to defeat the will Of Tie people, b.
bringing forward sectional candidates AID thereby throw
ing the election into The flonse Of Representatives.,
where it will he settled BY arrangement a:aons poll
tc;ans, and not by the voice Of the people,
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E::EAruM.-Thc last series Of Ayes and Noes, in the
Wednesday, Proceedings published in Thursdays En-
quirer) taken the question of adapting the Pre-
amblc, anended-and not enormously stated, 'hc
Preamble and Resolutions amended The question
which changed from Preamble 10 Resolution
The other Resolutions had been adopted scrstim before
lhn. question was PIT.
UmissiOn.-The name Of Mr.. Darlington was acct
dcnaly omitted in the ayes and noes on the Resolution
denying the ri ght Of Congress to abolish slavery in tho
District OF Columbia, in the proceedings of Wednesday.
Mir. {. voted for the resolution.
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.lNQT IIEn UIIIE LOSS.

We lcar:cd al atc hour last evening" that the polls
when closed, exhibited majority Of sXlyfour in favor
of Mr. Vaue ham, the Administration candidate Peters,
burg Constellation
IN the Spring of 81: Scott beat Vaughan about 600
During the last Spring. Scott heat Vaughan only q votrs
Now, Vaughan has succeeded by majority Of 81.
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loidl ..'o
Were il possible for each Of these gentlemen 10 meet
with entire SUCCESS, the people would not make the Pre-
sdrnt-hcy would, come into the House Of Rcprcscn-
;ativcs with the following Electoral vote:
HARRISON ................. 60
"Untcr The existing Of things, il is impossible for
allow cd in :hc above estimate t. him. because it is not
contemplated. far as learn IN ticket for either
Of lhcnl, except il the States allotted 10 them.
e. From this view Of the subject, constrained to
abandon the intended 10 pursue in regard to the
approacn election. ] remember Tic cccuus between
Jefferson and .'urr and between Jackson and Adaus
and wish never to see repetition Of them.
The skilfu! calculations the Administration side, say
that against these three candidates, Van Buren, is
tain To receive tho votes Of
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The Winchester Virgnan has mol the slightest fear
about The triumph Of the Van Buren, Ticket in the Old
Drnniun'-Npy bure fre
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Pufs are already published upon Mr.: Legh's speech
Of Monday last. in the Senate. The objec. is palpabe
to paralysc the Virginia Legislature, aud nuiIy lie Ex
punging Resolutions. We have seen sketch Of the
sperch-and VIC do not hesitate to say it is not equal 10
James Garlands.
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Gas votes only, being the majority necessary 10 4
chuce)
They further say that Vermont,
Alaryand,
Delaware,
Louisiana,
Kentucky
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1t is said, that the Suy has arrived New York with
several days later from France. The runs,
that messenger has arrived from the French Cabinet
holding forth pacific assurances to our Government
We shall see
1t is said there is even Letter in this City from a
Frenchnan in n. York--who writes that he had con-
yersed with the Messenee informed, that the
King had requested him in conversation lie had with
the King short time before he left Paris-to say 10
Gen. Jackson, that they would have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-07-19

HmIss E. MARCIfLT's ACADEMY for Ike IN
va struction of Young Ladies', 40 H. SOutA Ch4rlcs
street BaLtimorc.-This Academy is situated III Piea
SAINT part of the city Of Baltimore. and enjoys all 'ne Id
cilitics for instruction which may be derived from nu
merous and literary community. The patronage WIN
which, for number of years, It has been fH'0feu n
the accomplishments of the young ladies' VINO nave F't
il are the surcst pledges Of the excrlente OF 'e m'c
IN which instruction is conveyed and of The attention
maid 10 the department Of The pupils 10 tiose WIZ
wish to acquire n knowledge Of the French !anSu1se
this institution offers peculiar advantages IL Is Inc IAN
euare of the family, and all the pupils are conpfto u
use it in the class rooms, and during their hous VI
creation. ,u;,;
Grammar Rhetoric Composition Arithmetic AISenfa'
! Geography Astronomy, History. Chronology, My,ho-
! logy, Logic, Ethics Natnra! Philosophy, Chemistry
French, Spanish Music Dancing, Drawing Plain and
| Ornamental Needle Work.
! The discipline Of the Academy is mild, but hIm anc
REGULAR The emulation of the pupils is excited by eve
~ oontlo means and their success is rewarded by an
! annual distribution of premiums.
! The institution is provided with good library
The pupils not permitted to walk out unatrnucu
Their visitors always received in the presence oil some
member the family During recreation, they are I'M
der the superintendent of one OF their teachers
| Board and tuition, per annum, SaUo wv
Half boarders tuition not included. W ~ w
Lay S'"0'1''' EXTRA CHARGES. .ao a.
Spanish Music: Drawing, and Dancing, at
the Professors charges.
Ordinary intirnary charges, not including . AZ
Doctors fees 5 w
Each scholar must be provided with bed and
bedding, pay $40 if furnished by The IN
stilution.
Washing, per annum, ~ w
Boarders pay the current charges half yearly i'll ud-
| vance.
| Day scholars quarterly.
| Parents und guardians residing at distance arc re.
| qured to appoint responsible agent in the city.
The vacation COMMENCES the Monday on or after the
18th nf July, and lasts until the first Monday in Sep
| TENDER.
Rctrrenccs-The Most Rev. Dr.. Ecclcston, the Rev.
! Dr. Deluo the Rev. John j. Chance, the Rev DIR. Wy
att, the Hon. r. b. fancy, Philip +. Thomas, W. t.
George, Richard Cation, L. Wttercd, T. EIlcotr, james
Howard, w. Woodvi!Ie Esqs Dr.. Potter Dr. Clatard,
the Hon. B. Roman, and the Hon. Geo. A. Waggaman,
of Louisiana the Hon. W. Castor, of North Carolina,
l.. a. Pe,ray, Of Charleston, South Carolina
| May 3. ll9-w3m
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& DA REWARD.-Ran away from the Railroad
- &V near Tayorsville. in the county Of Hanover
about tie 18th Of April last, negro man named WIN
STON the property Of Miss Taylor Said negro about
IS years old, feet inches high, Of copper complex
ion and very shrewd and intelligent. No particular
marks or rec"llec,ed He is supposed to- be
lurking in the neighhorhood Of Mr. Joshua Willis, in
the county of Orange, Hlers Iron Works in Angus
IA. The above reward will be given for his apprehen
sion and delivery Mr. Thomas Morgan, at Tuyorsvle.
Also, $40 reward will be given for the delivery Of
BILLY The property of Mr. James R. NJ cntre of Ches
te,fcld county Mr. Benjamin Curtis at the Depot in
Billy is believed TO be in the vicinity of the
Coal Pits, in Chesterfield, where lie has been living for
several years past. He ran away from the Railroad
about the lst of May last.
RICHARD F. DARRACOTT, agent.
July 5. l7-w3w
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by the expedition and the Executive is determined that
nothing shall he wanting render Tie expedition in eve
nv respec worthy the character and great commercial re-
sources Of the country.
The ffirate Macedonia, now undergoing thorough re-
pairs at Norfolk two briggs Of two hundred tons each
one or more tenders and ship of competent d.
mensions is nnders!and the force agreed upon and
to be put in n state Of immediate preparation.
Captain Thomas APP G.. Jones. an officer possessing
MANY high qualities for such SERVICE has been appoint
ed to the command; and officers for the other vessels
will be Immediately selected
The Macedonia has been chosen, instead Of sloop Of
war; on account Of the increased accommodations she
will afford the scientific corps, department the Prcsl
dent has determined shall be complete in It's organization,
including the ables that can be procured, so that
nothing within The whole range of every department OF
natural history and philosophy shall be omitted Not
only This account has the irgae been selected bu,
also for the purpose of extended protection OF our
wialemcn and aders; and to impress on the minds of
the natives Just OF character, power and
policy The frequent disturbances and niassacres CON-
milted seamen by the natives nhab'Ilng the is
lands in those distant seas make this measure the die
tate of humanity.
We Understand also that 10 j. N. Reynolds, ESQ., the
President has given Tie appointment OF corresponding
Secretary the expedition. Between this gentleman
and Captain Jones there is the most friendly feeling and
harmony of action. The cnrdiaty they entertain for
each Other we trust will be felt by ALL whether citizen
or officer who shall be fortunate TO be connected
with The cancdition.- CiOGs.
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POEIETECAE,
LOST BILLS.

w,syxcrox Iuly We have obtained as yet bit
martial lis, of the important bills lost by The incesSsnt
effort of the Opposition to defeat them oy taking
time The previous question was taken oitehe' uu''ls5
the present session than in any ten preceding sesS0'
20 counteact this design of the factons persons employ
cd in line business of defeating iegsauon but It did not
avail TO prevent the loss Of many very important pnoi
measures besides at least an hundred private oS' Oh
great interest to individuals.
We will name few Of the mostimportant bulls winch
were straneed BY the rules which put them in the power
Of the minority, at the close OF me session
/. TuE JuDIcIARY BuL.-This bill was designed to
rive The South western States and North western States
beyond Ohio each representative of their interests on
the bench of the Supreme Court II passed the SENATE
and the House dispensed with the rule to carry through
the forms; but it required an unanimous co:ist q
the Senate Mr. Mangum, of the Senate he majority os
which had passed it) objected and so this measure OF
Justice so long due 10 the new, rich, and popaious
States whose voices have never heen hearo az .hs 81
prema tribunal of the States and nation was oeteu'
2 TnE MKT BILL designed to substitute goid lot .he
small note circulation, vas also choked DOWN oy tne
speakers against time
3 TIE CvsroM-norsE BILL overwhelmed in The
same way. ,,r.
ny DEpARrsESr-Th was, like the bills recognizing
the Post Office Department. the Land once depart
ment and the Patent Office, admirably calculated 10 I'M
prove the system Of the Department, and acate Inc
execution of the business both 10 officers and applicants
This essential reform followed the fate OF the judiciary
and mint bills. 800
s TIE BILL 70 REDUCE THE TARIFF.-Ghls bill! was
but mere beginning towards saving the CONSERVATION
bv saving the money in the pockets of the people m
stead of stalking it up to he scrambled for in annual DIS
tribuons in Congress and the State Legislatures The
Secretary Of the Tieasary recommended moch more
considerable reduction, and showed that still more nj
least four millions. might be taken of the taxes, with
out even infringing the compromise of Clay and Cal
houn This first step towards reduction was oi!ed IVY
the time deSr0YcrS-the Stnce.cG party.
But we shall rccur to tins when we Aave more room
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POET,R Y.
uy,.cp yrrrEMAISs rHsrSG. i"

Irrym ne L.0niDn .hftrnpoltaa.s.l n
NEVER CAN ANOTHER
NY l.. VI. }. MONTAGUE
Oh no, we have nct met Tor !ea"'
'Twas on her bridal day.
1scw her las, unI then her tea's
Did ,,ain her bright array:
,,s,bcurbt those tears for me were sheo'
Blu, be il so, or not,
Ipcyer can another wea,--
She, never BIZ forgot.
OH. no. we have not met for years.
never sec the place
,rhcIe once she dwelt, but bitter tears
Come cushing DER my face ::
Thry say TINT love by grief il fed;
But be- it so, or not,
Incvc. can another wcd,-
She, never be forgot.
OH. no, we have not met for years;
Nor woYli trnst me now
TO look on her, in smiles, or tears,
List / forget her vow:
They tell mc that her beauty's He'd
But b. il so, or NOT,
never could another weJ,-
She, never be forgot.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg and PotOmlac Rail R0ad.
asst Rtquion upon tie SiottaoersA meeting Of the Pre-
81 sen Directors Of the Richmond Fredericksburg and poto
mac Rail Road Company, the Goth May 1896:
Red That the residue the capital stock being $40 on each
sbarc he required stockholders be paid the following
,es 10 vii So tie 0 day of June the 18th Of july 10Th OF
August lst September October November Dccenhcr AMI Jann
rv 10 be credit the company heretofore,
the Bank Of Virginia
;Irea That who prefer anticipating part
their be allowed interest the adj
ynnced bv hen pcods when the would be rayabe
E,ifac, from the minutes. HILARY BAKER OK.
T-wSm
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CIRCUIAR-(Copy)

fosf OFFlcE DEPARTMENT. 9Th July, 1886.
Sir: You are hereby appointed clerk in the Post Of
flee Department, at salary of
On presenting yourself with the certificate Of Judge
ustice of The peace, that you have taken the usual
oaths of Office appropriate duties will be assigned TO you
late act Of Congress requires the services of execu
tive officers dutng ten hours day from the first day of
April to the first Of October, and eight hours day for
the balance of the year Your constant attendance du.
ring those hours will be required, with the exception
only of such absence the calls of nature render ndis.
pensable.
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CLEAyELAyD, (OuIo,) June 50.

CLEAyELAND. (OnIoD June 81.
Sudden and melancholy Dcath!-Two days since we re.
corded the marriage Of Rev Jarvis Gregg Professor OF
Sacred Rhetoric in Western Reserve College, to lady OF
New Hampshire niece Of the Hon. Daniel Wcbster and
now are called upon 10 note his death llc arrived
at Hudson last week Sunday morning had 4 sud-
den and attack of bilious fever, and Tuesday
nuht sunk in the sleep Of death. 1t is great loss
to his friends the institution with which he con-
neced, and the Christian ministry, in which he gave
great promise Of usefulness.
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Quincy (Hinois )-Quincy is "going ahead this sum
mcr more rapidly than it did before we will doubtless
average new dwelling for family, for every day be-
tween the first Of April and the last of August The
courthouse now under way and the Methodist church
will Improve the beauty of town, which is as yet des-
tlute of any public edfce Of decent appearance,
The Land office at this place is crowded daily with
the sturdy ycnnnnry of district, who oslIe aud cl-
how the spectators handsomely The corn is all plant
ed and the lords of the soil think they will trade little
with Uncle Sam; the office took in about $4,000 some
days last week. The spectators are known among our
honest old suckers here by the appenton OF LAND n
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A r a REWARD.-.Ieds gt:-Ran away from
~ 4 sDV the subscriber about the ieIh Of Novern-
Der last, yellow of the name Of ERWIN, (it SONIC
times calls himself Edwin Bnks) about feet 10 inches
high, rather rawbnned, little stopped III his shout
dcrs his coun,enance very good hair olrrably bushy
He has lost most Of his jaw teeth. and is what may BE-
called au,crn.jawcd. He is good shoemaker lie
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is opprehendrd in the
State. and 5O if apprhendrd out OF the State, and SO
secured thut get him again. ~
Feb % IG3-tf1 of ROcEbrhgc.
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NIOR Sale, al the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
81 son s. Durants best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (walranled.) at fair, moderate prices.
NJ 4 constant supply kept hand to su the seasons;
and crcry disposition sho,rn 10 oNige distant Printers
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LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury

WAsHHGToN, July I, Is30.
OFFICIAL FoTlcE.-To carry into effect provision
in the of Congress to re-organ'ze the General Land
General Government, will hereafter be open for public
business from O'clock A. Nj. TO 7. Nj. III summer,
and from s A. Nj. to i. NJ. in winter.
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Extract Of u letter, dated

CHICAGO, (II.,) June IOIh
The steamboat Michigan arrived Tuesday with over
500 passengers. There supposed to be ut least
fifteen hundred strangers at this place. and all the houses
are full The steamers, Daniel Webster and Columbus,
are daily expected with large companies Nine schooners
and brgs arrived here yesterday and twenty arc on the
lake bound here. Flour is selling at seven dollars
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ORANGE.

ssrueyng and Exploring Expedition TO The Pacific Ocean
and South Scas-We learn that the President has given
orders to have the exploring vessels fitted out, with the
eas, possible delay The appropriation made by Congress
ample to all the great objects contemplated
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CAPT John B. Nicholson, who has just returned from
the Mediterranean in the Delaware, at Norfolk, will as
we learn hoist his broad pendant on board the u s. ship
Independence, filling out at the Navy Yard, Charles
town. for the Brazil station, TO suPersede Commodore
Rchs!aw in command Of that squadron
TBost En- Guz.
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Boston, July 6.

ER7ANTED TO HIRE. any nambn d Gblc.bo!t!
w Nero Men. for |, ,, or ysaTS.-Ihr Aayaua
Florida and Georgia Rail Road Company, engaged i.
the location and construction OF Raj! Road from Pen.
sacoa in Wes Florida, to Columbus IN Hr"r- d..
lance Of 2UO miles, are DESTROYS 10 hire. "r l. : or@
wears, a. may be preferred by propretoFs. u4ay
or 800 absb0dird negro !lcn, from II To III " l.
Of are to be employed in Telling: emitting. am: lcwmE
timber and in forming the excavations aud riI'.ank,H,
upon the route Of said Rail Road
The Company offer the very high wages Of $?l1
wear hire for each and every abIe-bodcd and Ar,5y
nero man Of the ages above specified. ana WI. turna
them with ample food and clothing: well 4cG.c..
attendance and medicines in Of sickness, at r
Conpanys expense, aud free u" charge I" the "%nr;:,
during the terra Tor which they may BE- hird
The terms last expressed are Offered the more cher;
Elllv because the route of this Raj! Road Is crtrt
.hrDllg huul 10 perfectly healthy region .! c"nGi;y.G
dry suil, covered by forests CT The lo!iy ycv" rr
trbcr.
The route throughout is cxccilrd BY portion ri 4,
United Slirs of equal extent, Tor the sa!u1fly % ac:
mate al all seasons u! Tie year
The work Is progressing upon the Southern dl"S3TG
the route or that which is Llccnt to Prnsac"ia ils
otcnrss from lie scene Of the Indian disturbances. brH,
about $50 miles from tie nearest boundary OF tie Cnts
tribes and upwards of 800 miles iron the nearest bu
dury Of the rnnnlcs, is sufficient evidence OF SccHE?
10 persons employed upon the road
The force employed upon tie road, viii, for year 10
come be within convenient reach o! the Notifications Il
Pensacola aud could, in case OF any emergency DERIVE
ample protection from the garIiSons belonging 10 those
works as well as from the ships Of war belonging to Tie
West India squadron OF winch are always FiG- Il!
anchor the wharves Of Pensacola
Slave -huIdcrs invited TO ship or send their haEt'
direct Pensacola under the charge of their own a"'
overseerS and they will be received IN the Con"N!
service as as they arrive.
Provided that 100 sha! arrive from Maryland, Wy
MIA North Carolina, answering To the description Irft
given or before the Js Of October next aud enter '
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DI.NJ' 7 OItI ''Ie'
Feb 20. IG3-tf1 Of RockbrMg

FE7O CAPITALlSTS.-Itzia .3gcncy The under
IL signed has established resident agent in Texas
for The purpose Of exploring the county, examining The
titles and making purchases of Land. 1t Is believed:
more certain aud profitable Investment OF funds cannot
be made aud confident is he Of that fact, that he pro-
poses making purchases the following terms He will
r,aranlee the return Of the original amount invested,
with six per cent interest, and twolhrds OF the profits
arising from the purchases, (e retaining one-thlrd for
his trouble, expense, &C.
The grs those disposed 10 make investments
are obvious they risk nohing and may and in all pro-
liability will, realize handsome specuatlons. Lands at
present low but cannot long remain so. An oppor-
tunity will soon be offered Of purchasing Scrip
1t is not the design of the undersigned to enter into
description OF that interesting country, which may well
be called the ''El Dorado uf the South. In point OF
soil climate and productions, it may BE- said with truth,
that no portion Of the United States, can be compared
with it, Aud judging of the future from the past, it
will be settled speedily than any 0: our States or
Territories.
Letters directed to this place, till the 18th September,
will be attended 10.
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RAyK OF EInGIItA. Iuls l:

YEVIlE President and Directors of this Bank NJ, H.,
Il ing authority under the charter and L;c Ia' ''':
the institution, to accept the Depositcs Of the ays
ney Of the United States on the conditions 40
the act Of Congress passed on the 2'd OF Julie last -
money" do hereby call meeting Of the stockho,,."|.";
said Bank 10 be held at the Banking house in ,.- g.,
of Richmond on Thursday the first day Of Srp,.,,t
next, for the purpose Of deciding the cxncrnc ci
receiving the Deposles Of the public money IN III. S
of Virginia, the terms specified IN the a,.e,,
Stockholders who cannot attend III person. will c MI
to appoint proxies to represent them At the leel!nr
tSy order of the Board Of Directors.
\. ROBINSON, JR. Castle,
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EN CHANCERY-.vinG' Louisa e'u"'y
b Court, June IA, 1886 e,,.our,-d r.
AlOett VI. H'Iie F''e' - Plaintiffs:

tAioeft " 'heP Plaintiffs:
HeSrv T. Chies and Zlchariah !" Perkins, snef,,i
of Louisa county, administrator aud apPosse .. ~
The Defendant. Henry r. Chiles, not having enteieo
his and given security according to .ae ar'
Of Assembly and The rules of this Court anu IT. IT., app p in
inc 10 the satisfaction of The Court thai nc IS pa ~
haitian; Of this State On the motion OF the
I'D a0 ,'r counsel is oydersd That the said Hen
by ch H@" do before Justices of our said
Goui. 4, the Courthouse lbs first day OF next "eP
lcmier term of said Court and ans%e, ,lt ;nsnrind
ms some printed in The City Of Rchond ot
two months successivcIy and posted at the front ao0f
liz o'o' JOHN HUNTER. {. L. Z:
l7-wSw"
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SITUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady, who has
- had some experience in the management Of iaIn
w. wishes 10 obtain situation house. keeper. She
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
her; but should situation offer in healthy section Of
country, she would be willing to take charge of small
school. Her will be moderate, and she would pre-
lei to reside III religious family.
n. B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from, BY
applying at Mr.. William Mayo's, ShockG Hill.
April IS lift