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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07
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rIc0- VI the President aud Directors OF the oi>a i'
" tmgm., held Ia losviIc, Frdy, the 2jI ia! VI
'"nr"t, >t. :was
"'f That ia" ,oS OF subscription b. closed OIL the hS'
go T IN November anI thut the same be forwarded 10 hc
TH -" the Beard hcnrc the second Monday III November
" The amour received b. the several Comm; s"n"fs from inc
- crS at the sub cring, he paid to the treasurer
"mpny, deposited the Farmers Bank OF lirsma u"
:; .r"!l ut tn" Con,n,nv NATIrL. THOMPSON, Cicrk.
ihr Louisa Railroad Company wishes to hire Tor me on,
~ !"a' rarr ala-joh"d Negro Men, Tor which ii,caI
viii c.vcn, ,rrcinty Tor Sawyrrs For TERMS apply 10
':"'' "nto the Company either of the Directors. ,>
Sif'mh,r3D j2-tlN
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EMPLOYMENT FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS.-The Board Of
F. Wcks required by sundy acts and resolutions vi Inc
al Assembly employ competent Engineers TO execute the
t.aaa- Lrtcs,
A,,ve, OF Elk river junction with the great ka"awha
Hoa Mix. 10 Nicholas county.
for road from the Bull Pasture river on
.rn Jrcksous River Mountain in Bath c"unty across
~ and Back creek thc draft at Etvn's lead
-. 1vef Aloshuny mountains go
o,ey and LOCATION road from Huaersvlc, in Pocahon
a Kara Sha turnpike ut Cs IN GIecnhcr county
location Of road from the Blue Sulphur Springs
q.eabriri county, 10 Red sulphur, in Monroe county
.:v-y AMI bcaoa road rom the Red Sulphur Springs IN
coaH,y, bY Giles Cour house. 10 Nc"bern, Montgomery
:.
vrc o. Eans,e, river from of the Falls McalcS
. Haitian c"ua,y Clark's bri Ire, FSylran'a county
survey u smiths river from Dan river through the county
Ely hi .icSt ITacticah!c point "t navigation
survey aai lncaou of roal, from Evansham in Wylhc
-:av !, J" :: r,onvilr, IN Ta2cwrll county.
No,;Oay from the point where Is crossed
Petersburg Roanoke rail IOud 10 It's mouth, or where II
into The Mchcrrin.
survey aud estimate Of the cost OF opening communications
Of Back bay and LInkhorn bay and be-
,rG hc a walters Northern branch OF North r:vr anu
Suuhcn branch OF Lynharcn river, III rfi
r.. AiTr rOlriy.
H. Dragon swamp the highest point OF navicnticn
every an estimate will be and liz the
mode Of improvement, with the pro-
n:l' advantages. must also DC reported.
% salaries of Engineers wi be nj the rate G" twelve nun
" oii> yer aunum. expenses when III the ici-App
' "a: employment with testimonials OF fua'!cRlioH 10 be ua
Lr.,ai 20 Tho Board NJ Public WorIs.
81 cs!-i O: the Boar of Public Works:
J. BROWN, Jr., ID .7ndhnr.
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Tlrrrn at Prince Eitcard C0urt.honSc for Lease.
s;E subscriber m proposals lease for term OF two
s. IN. Tavern Prince Edward Court house
.. &C., good repair, with suticiency Of wood
~ cyrron Tor ire oud aud rcPars-hc location is mncd
" n M Court .onse and the only public house ut the place.
:.c commands much having also the advantage OF
r b stage aul Accommodations Of two lines OF stages
m BE- ;urcL annually nj the close OF the year, ai pos
, t will br gwen the St day of November next II not
,D. the s;; last, will then be offered u: lease, on the
on II ,ay, bcu. Court day Should the Dc leased
..r, day. notice III be given in the public HapcrS.
viii b, soil! cash. the said 18th inst, nj FRINGE Edward
nc.o and two children, belonging TO the
m JOAN Pearson, dccca>cd-i, deemed unnecessary to give
er description, those wishing to buy will judge ioT them
.pa,a :. .,l- ,hr rro2:r,v SARAH G. Pc AESON,
.9!al!Ri<tretriS Of .jotn Pearson, 6"r.
OF ii-N'
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, h'chmond, Fredericksburg. and Potomac Rail Road.
lN> keqn,ion upon Slcekholda' meeting of the Pre-
"n' and Directors ofhc Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto
m,S tal Ro!l Company, the Goth May, 1885,:
That the residue Of the capital stock beng S4 on each
required from the stockholders to he paid Mt the following
" witS5on the Goth day Of June, the 5, OF July 10Th Of
t of S"p;rmher October November December, and Janu
e deposited the credit Of the Us heretofore IN
Il. !ank OF Virginia.
d That Stockholders who prefer anticipating ~ part or
r their instruments he allowed interest the amounts ud
' them, until the periods when the would hc
Extract from the minutes HILARY BAKER, Ck.
Nay ii. 7-wSm
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gp ARGLN TO BE HAD IL I.AND-My n, recently aGvrr
~ v"r,iScd for sale, u an 1000 the
Union MILL in Fuvanla both sides Ct M"cfunk 'r"eN,
with upwards 30 OF !n;iUH Land cohio-
h:ick dwr. lnIr, "n'hmn|r> "r"1' &C.,
thereon. S,. hr",c it il generally admitted that rI+
yaua.lr frir in this immcit" country II
the culture ~; curn wheat aud to" n g"
portion the is unrcar"h uacr" land II l. certainly well
attention Of disguised I" rriS "in
the upper country. is susceptible of division n," two nearly
h"iug owned By TWO ho'r HnH
will 10 sold in that way ii likely promote tkr sale. II IL" before
will be o! auction, the premises nn SaGry me
2iih day vi September. lS3t. JOHN IlMhhhLAhh.
September . 81
Since rhishcd have made va
the above the purchase of that bcn-
bottoms lying the stage road Immediately be-
Factory 20 which will DO
described In absence, ut iiT'r,
Mr. Walker n.rkc, Of Palmyra, will act agent TO Show
uni coilrac; for the sale oil the i"n,. .
alh" sale Auction is postponed until Sam,nX ~" Sth oil
October H"N!. JHo' tiHIbr,Mi'NNE.
Sept. Is "c--tH'
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rs Hcnriqacs' .!cademu for uounr Ladics, Rchmond

~; w. ,Hc"rq"es .eademy far you"s L"dies R'rhm"na.
N"Ai The fatigue oil cni!urn. 50 large an es'anS"t d"
crrrcl tho year, by Mrs. cnrqucs and myself 100
o my health, ! have determined 10 withdraw
"'Hrrn, a'ng this rrsolu the public IN scher "n
'"1tS 4" cur pnp;!< particularly n! my sincere aes,'c u"
1incS' future success, Looping that she may, nj tue nus,
The neat scholastic year, find ngan nndc: her care, u,' Wy
w. 'ni who's" Advancement she has so conscienonS a"o'
" convinced experience Of ten months, mat e Is
~ Of csHiy confidence placed in her: aud a cachcf, po:
~ ~ rlHa degree, the talents, method aud mTnS,ty
~ :" arluum< task. JANE L. FEl
''r1'"ncc OF Mrs PcticOas' retirement, when neei:s
" haT" tn" resolution Of clnqn'shng Tue ooa'1"S
- 'hr establishment. ia order devote my wh"c time an" "
" ~ instruction alone. II wing Succeeded ~ Secut" 'c
re " hrSt classical Teacher for the wi"c any res
% uci, continuance orthat confidence which hitherto mas
ma Iwars will remain, the most valued reward o' past "o
''lfnweful S,imu!ant tn future cXcriinnS.
"l NJ the Academy anil terms, nualtcrcd Drawing 'eS"
'"'' srsnay Mr. Prti"oaS. .,,-.
"'ct hrvins taken the house recently occupied ny "s
mas VIII discharge during the cnsmia. Acaicmcnl year, co
w on the Isl OF Oc,ocr next, ,cducS of Assistant Teacher
ieAqucs Academy for Ladies' and is also prepared
ohn TAT" with Board in his family, yonm: ladies whose edu-
WM UAWKESW WORTH.
Sept. ~ iO-Gt
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a CsHD-The of the Tndcrsi-Ge IN me
"a the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac En!i ,nad "aE
heinz such As To enable .tcnh 10 portion 81 pSat:
he ors hi: SCI ices To the public AGESr IL" inc ~ ="
rcc Iumhrr or Wool articles sent 10 lh pace " '
Railroad. usual commissions will be rhats' " vs.,
instructions IN note huGsess
ii o him through The Office, by private opportunity
Consirnncus of for sale at all times sales VIII DC al
TENDED TO be the hours org = A. M hhn VI" tu
r. NJ and ) IL. 81. Apply Mt the Depot Sat"'
e., IN i3s-tG B. z. e.
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September -

sAN Thursday the both October shall Offer for sale, To The
iirr credit % aHd three tic tract
which reside, Chesterfield about, 20 E;lcs
Richmond and the distance from Petersburg. The tract
$50 OF which original growth aud
perfectly reclaimed bottom land i"g NIacrock
the high land slightly imProI I'd aud mo% producing
OF The buildings Kind
rcpiir sufficient for all the purposes Il" the farm In addition
would Observe Of h!s farm that Coal Nine passes
through. which worked, but is ahamd"rci because
of it's distance marketable Coal good. la the event q" my
failure shall uc f.. lease have determined
cmcfnic.
Al lime and place, shall also sell the household ana
aud rlc and the stock
kinda thrcshn: machine &C., &c F" all sums ct S0
and UPWARDS H. months will be given the purchaser
inr all less than $l0 cash will
L ,urcd Ii the for tic sale shall prove
will take place the fair day EDWIN W. FRitN ".
lit
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gs5;fIGGlSAI'lU H'Hl EaEI'E'.

For PrCS:dcRt,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,. OF New York.
FIR Ijrc President,
WILLIAM SMITH, Of ALABAMA.
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PETERSBURG FE.M4LE sE.WLI:dHI.

TERs LUCY Y. GRAY, who has been for years engaged
W in the instruction female youh respectfully Informs the IN
and that she viii female
seminary day of October Mrs. Cray will he aided
m qualified teachers. To institute
habit, thinking train the mind ITSELF and 10
csn reception OF information, will b. the Leading
:ls Iuo The morals and nanu'rs n the
nu,l IL u regarded ,uhnrlinatr branches Of "u"i.
b. Drilu-ra;y Defining. Writing" Ia
Grammar, Geography with The q" The ''!"l- a Mts
i,Lmctc pracrcnl. History. n"rrm aud am'irm Ma
,aI Moral and Mental Philosophy Philosophy % N"m;a HIST"
w BOTANY t:cUugy Government OF the Mixed states, k:ri"
4! cr,i,,f,. A-ir..omy aud Mathematics.
Rhetorical Reading unL Competition will he attended to ~ '"e
Whole scI"o. $500, ,.,.
The u!n. establishment connected with the school hHi en-
,i,r,y under the control of the Principal.
ric "ni female teachers, number will reside III ~"
family of Gay, md will cACIt themselves to ro nr m
maven Of i.o.c placed under her E"!fIn@ rh"
lars r:cr the double advantage n '&Ii! i"Siiu''i"h
n The This seminary per seq
yac advance, will be follows, VIZ
'' ~ " .i,,;|n,r ir E,.i.!, Erurchcs. S2yG0
Fcuch drawing" paintings cmbf"ihcy &c ai cS'H c''-cs'
Sima !"5Gr' h w. n" i,rI' i"ht Sc $500
Washing,
Yo. ladies' are received for shorter period than Whole
desirable that all should enter III" ScI" III Inc
onnn Of the term pupils admitted prrr" hut n"
absence, the u tbs institution c'S
The same rh .,h.r the pupils present .: absent.
Ia case failure acr engagement - nn" a INC h""c'
of pupils will limited, It imp"fan that i"o'"ti"a ne 'ohu
ucIi"i without delay.
Rr.,rcyc-Rcv IIr. Ill., Alcyaudra; Rev. s. D. Wilson John
IVrIl. Rev T. Wrl!urd VI. D.. Cha-. &. Nclnid, 1. L.
s,ryrnsn Hug. Slcrccr Dr. Br"rkrn!our'
Hon VIM !ru cnbruu. JOSS p James, Ecn:nndi Hugh Ac's
YIN iI,Sun Thomas lkn-on, Petersburg. James Sou.ic W.
Maxwell 'o!. VIM. tarnr Nv'lk.
Octi To-.
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J;CEh rrhrrs hive nSSociatc themselves. unt"r ~"
"a I ai! Peak, 10: Tar TRANSACTIONS {" gene" "f"
Gerry commissions business in I' cIy Oh m street, W 's |"
Iny, Er;.,r below Nh IIr"s Il ;!"rs, ami "i"-
,i, lns;r.. ycnpo.i, Nj s Co." auction "r' """" they m
, tc.ir, r.r Of Groceries, a'"n' spirits "A-
. a.. AGENTS, will "ti"i punrtu:l!y aud
faithful: 10 an business entrusted 10 rhc care; .
''""': WM. KELLOGG,
GEORGE L. pEAkE.
81 10 w.iw
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Oct 1

wv Aonmiltcd the Jail Of Armafl" county on lhc VII
" mlr named PLEASANT, VIII" say. IL, ~"
loo-s To Richard klca n said an was IGrdiu Ham
Ross farm, Of saul negro Is about r' y"
h. black complexion, scars vi-I he owner 81 S
ed To PROPERTY charges
and lake him AWAY he viii be dealt It'll ~" Law directs
~, M IjSwlnvl WIN. W iI$t)N. .iIii"r II. c.
6 NEGRO MAN who calls himself I.EVS, committed I"
"a the uiI of the ri,Y Richmond, the r Of July last
n; runaway and he hired for III" present year !" III,
Lewis Is about i've frcl SiN Inches
In of boyrn aud appears Z" he iciwc and =!
The the requested I" come forward
m ro,ny with The law or will be dealt with the law directs
"'' '' W. u. STARkE.
Dcpu.u FIR HHa. y. HEca, StrgrGHt r. c.
3l--W.I
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The Editor Of the o'fk Beacon will the anv advertise
week four weeks, unI send his this Office
3S-wiw
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rsI,vi.yT'i'IiVE DOLLARS KENAhD.R"n a"ny from ~
4 rria.ip on SATURDAY, III" lii' Instant, ny man
I1 ;. about t~cntvtwo years oil !"wn or Mlr'i" pretty !
i; .,c IT,, ,.n or eleven inches h:, straight al! vel" nic
.r,. .o?Y ' look when Siuk"n e" Hi "' vas c
,,r ,,rj ,,ou some mt, tia; he has BIS: s'ak":
Of !own: her H. rr"rhy ma? have attempted I'll, 49," on
rr M iri, :lul with lis ty ""a ri i
M rrr rrinr his ether cln'iing OIL Til" above reward
b. ;yn for III. riv Sir lam = Moss ~ Srmrt" IN
D.. .;'; NV .,, b,Io a.nin WILLIAM JONES.
4'' Of Lyrissrdy Grore, 'icrsir"5rrs' a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07

n5EDEWN Hill. SEMINARY AIRS. Little, grateful for tic
pa ?niarc xrnr TIKI institution, for several !rn iH'' r.
friends, lr iii Der nIii ""Ih
a., n, ;lrnrrr nest, aid" u! well qualified s>i
h. :raa tIc instruction Nil be- t" ram III nnd !" THH''
,ru"Et rrctinn and 10 store II nth r*"iTl Knowledge"
vnrI culture made uIr OF Ia" FIRST mp"rinn"r "in Is
with scientific rHrH,--lhS:ur'
,nnr Inc n.ir: a;nIyn= nn th nr Of Poetry Geography, with
:5r u" ct G''1 and Mar: .l'E"t,; m ma v hi"
Philosophy Of Natural History: io'any, "n"-! lhE,iG: I" "a"
ni III" nItch S"trs, Nhui' ne
mi-,ry. Ain""y AMI EhcirFIrI N.;i, % @
mis- sill b. Illustrated by experiments he "ifi!S r''l
@ il cunurrt" with the c!u" and cniIrr' under The contr" "i
the pfincpal. Il hoped. that this institution VII MOI ~ "hr'
' y cu ui"ro!atr n;iom :" ust! ""n" M
raaa daughters when renewed from 'e parental r" h
,rar!pr:. number, will reside in thc ilmIly a. rS
exert themselves promote if' Improvement %: those
viii: ar" under her nr"dItc care E"n!drg rh"S mere
% viii NOV double advantages they will receive n"' cGT the
,v ,,uc,l, but additional intermediate; attention.
rrulr SYSTEMATIC will be- required, i pleasant
~ cG.I r.isc Of (aist!rcurS will J." tIcI;. These
, now lc red -!rusnhl in TIA" physical "il": 'n at
T. - Is: They givr an {" n i:: H"r"'e i. ~ r
If n,h rsm the mia crc, aud "'r high: r"'"'''r "
b in this Seminary, per session of months payable
quarterly in advance, will be AZ "io"s,rz: 80. %
For Z uit"n II English branches, -, ~ ~
Latin and lr"urh, each, - "" wv
Drawing 2nd iain'ng, o; m
Fer :,n use Of Piano Forte, per month, J. 90
For uarr: Washing, cddn., Fuel and Lights 49, " "a
Youn. Ladies no, received Tor shorter pef" ' ", M
session. Il highly desirable thai al! should enter the Sc"" NJ I've
,rn,. The term: pupils admitted at any "T"d In Il"
Lciur ais the expenses OF TIC
the samc whether tie pupils present or absent ~ r =,
r,;l-c amer u the number OF pupils WI he
limited inl"ran: HAT Information be communicated
frence-Eev s r. Wilson, Rev. +. e. iIcGmirc, s. Wr
Gord Esd, Ecv: r. Wc'iIo; E'G Join Sc" El T aIon
WsS!9 l w. Es; na e. L. Stevenson" " ''"
Thomas u. anon, Washington Cfr.
Rev. IIr. Illl. .9icEIad"f. .
H. T. ya,I ,rn,r'g pre$ilcat # Dkfn"" C"tg', Perm
rv T.. G: Ludlow aaI Rev W. Patton, City n NtT lms.
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ESLOODED STOCK FOR SAl.E--l wish Q remind the public
ID that, il the July No. OF the American Tu Register, will be
found lis; Of aou, 80 head Tor sara c head
Of S&! list stand, Old Frtt and Isabella with their immediate
closely allied Old AncSal of which well known by
Turf no,Uricty &cIc above stock will he SOLD nj New
market Hill ;:c second week in October heinz the annual
Fall Meeting Of the Newmarket Jockey Club think would not
far saving, that believe the said stock equal To
other the Uhcd the public take view and
judge themselves Ny health is hI SELL
shall he effected b" vultiuu. sometimes brt and this
occasin challenge the world, that will bet the whole Kit 10
$50 010 that Martin Van Buren, will he elected President Of
the United Sa,ssi.yia. luigi! l.. White, Gen. W. H. !ar
above challenge be accepted the must BE- negotiated ia
the specie paving hanks OF the L. by the first day vi &C.
to5cr iSept. G-3hlU) WILLIAM WYNN.
G3-Yhc W .sinutua Globe and y. y. viii
please publish the above until the h week IN October next and
forward their this office for collection.
ECON. JOHN RANDOLPH Of Ronnokc.-Thr Horses,
about fifty in number, incuin. Of the finest Mares ana
Fics and al SuIos belonging the OF The late Mr..
anop will be sold al the ricA Tarca Charlotte Com house,
Va Wednesday, the ODD OF November, the hsheS, bidder
first a! Of July lS the purchaser sivn. bonds
and approved security before the property delivered II may he
Ecs, hcrn offered from the stud gentleman IN
Virginia. the Sta!um the superior and noted horse
t Philip and that . bred aud most beautiful ANIMAL
Ciascoa fuvuritc with tr late Mr. Randop;
Mares purity OF bun great size, high form and color ibens
mostly ays scarcely and certainly surpassed by
Virginia, hi. mostly the descendants Of his f;mois English
Duchc>, Lady BUa6g Lady aeognc and ia,iru by Alexander
the Great all al whose cl-rccs well known To nee" no
all of which
American Stud Books.
There will he sold ,hcc Of fire match Horses and
han, some GOOD .rIdinrs WYATT CARuWEI.l,
Manager cfthc estate Of .'okn Randolph, q K""""Sc.
Scp;cGibct2 - il-tiS
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Richmond, Sept. 81, lS3G. 1o-w'w

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rr"> hu"r i: 81" Clerks "i
,r %, The Circuit C q" Law and thnmrr for hing
William cur:liv On Ike th day e July, le.h':
lain Mil! y liilm Tiffany and G",T:" II:a"y ~ Ini':
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07

q PETITION will b. presented to the next rrnf ~;
"a l tho IN Of law nrcrp"r Company In cNi'c
and work The Cedar Nine ia the County oil S,"iS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07

7lOrIt,E-A petition will he presented t" ihc ncA ''r' ~
~ scmhy of Vifgnia, pra, in: the passage I" IL" LIZ Wv
South Anna river fio, Rocky Mills, TO is Junction WI" Inc
North Anna river, lawful fence. :, ,.,,r
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a OTIr E-rhc Inspectors vi T",rro, st The several w
-rnnI will petition the Legislature, It Ii3 he%t fs'''
nr mn III, rus" Vi '''" ''"'i " - ia-wtlp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
No. In Puget 10 Mr.. Forsyth.

lTRiSSLATlOS.
To the Hon JoHy FORSYTH Sccretaryof State gthc t. s.
WAsHlHGroy, DtrcmGcr ., le33
SrR-I yesterday evening received the letter which
YOU did Inc The honor 10 write 10 on the Sd OF THIS
month"; with it, you return 10 Inc the copy OF despatch
which had transmitted to you days before, and the
original Of which was addressed 10 on the 18th OF
June last by his E1ccllency the Minister of Foreign Al
fairs.
will not Seek sir, to disguise from you the astonsh-
en Produced in BY the return of document SO We
~ important in the present state Of the relations between
the two countries; neither will undertake TO reply 10
l,e reasons on which this determination Of yours IS
based My intention in communicating this document
to you in form not only sanctioned by the diplomatic
usages of all nations and all ages but also the most d.
reel which could possibly have chosen, was 10 make
known the real dispositions of my Government to tie
President of the United States, and through hIn TO
Congress and the American People; concevlng that, in
the cxslinr situation of the two countries it
sentia that each Government should fully comprehend
the intentions of the other. This consideration ap
pcarcd 10 me paramount 10 all others. You have judged
otherwise, sir and you lave thought that, whatever
u,iph, be The importance of communication, it was
proper, before receiving 1t, 10 examine whether the
form in which it TO strictly acccrdan with
the necessary in your opinion, to DC observed IN
diplomatic transactions with the Government OF the Re
public will not insist farther. have fulfilled all The
duties which appeared TO be prescribed for me by the
spirit of reconciliation in conjunction with the respect
due by me to all communications from my Government
and nothing remains for me- than To express my
deep regret that the misunderstanding between the two
Governments already Serious should be kept up, not
BY weirhy difficulties which involve the interests and
the dignity Of the two countries, but by questions OF
FORM as uncertain in their principle doubtful in their
application
Of my high consideration. A. PAGEOl.
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DINWIDDIE ELECTION

We learn from friend who left Dinwiddle G.. H. at
half past o'clock yesterday evening" that at the time OF
his departure the polls stood as follows: ~
Vaughan, (Adm) .....................'22 S ga
Goodwin. opp ............'....;, 49, SO|
We learn further from the source, that the polls
would be kept open certainly for two days longer, and
the 4tA day. if required by either party:
[peters5~rg Consolidation Of 7scsday.
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No. I'm. Poge0t TO Mr.. Forsyth.
TRANSLATION
VI I,pr-rr


WAsH1NGTos, January 2, 1886.
To the Hon. JOHN FORSYTH Secretary Of State:
SIR have the honor to announce to you that IN con-
sequence of The recall of Mr.. Barton the King Govern
men has given orders to lay down the character of
Charge dAaires Of His Majesty near the Government
ofthe United States. shall, therefore, Immediately be-
gin the preparations for my return 10 France; but, in
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Washington, Goth June, 1885.
M. PAoEor, Charge d'.4fares, &c. &C.:
SlR-l have the honor to acquant YOU for the infor
nation Of your Government, that the Secretary of the
Treasury has, in conformity with The provisions Of the
act of Congress of the 18th July, 1892 designated the
Messrs de Rothschild Brothers, Of Paris agents 10
receive the payments from time time due to this Co.
under the stpualions of the convention of 4h
July, 1881, between the United States and His Majesty
the King of the French; and that the President has
granted special power to the said Messrs de Rothschd
Brothers, authorsing and empowering them, upon the
due receipt Of the same, to give the necessary ucquan.
ces French Government, according the proyi-
sions Of the convention referred to.
The power given to the Messrs. de Rothschd will be
presented by them whenever the French Government, is
ready to make the payments.
have the honor 10 be- sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN FORSYTH.
No. 6-.M Pagcot to Mr.. Forsyth.
E y [TRAHsLATIos r-
s.a.. WAsHISGTos, June 90 1885.
To the Hon. MIR. FoRsYTIi, Secretary Of State:
sIR:-l have received the letter which you did me
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RICHARD HILL, Jr., having become resident of
IA, Richmond offers himself to the Public General
Jgent and Collector in the State of VrginiaHe may
he fonnd when not engaged, at the Store Of Messts.
Cotton and Clarke, near the Bell Tavetn
Richmond. Dec. -, 1885 Iu-w4W
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YNOUND, in the neighborhood of the Capitol Square,
on Saturday night, the 10th instant, Merino
STIAWL-The owner have it on application at this
Office and paying the expense Of this advertisement
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rRANSLATIoS
To Mr.. BARTON, Charge G.?Gaires
Of The United States Of .7mcriea:
PARIS, November 9Th, 1885.
Sir: Having taken his Majesys orders with regard
10 your communication of the 9th instant, | have the
honor to send you herewith the passports which you
questcd Of AS to the which you have been
charged to advance in explanation Of your departure,
have nothing TO say, (Jc mai point my orreter y
The Government Of the United States, sir, knows that
upon itself depends henceorward the execution Of The
treaty Of July 4lh, 1881.
Accept, sir, the assurance Of my high consideration.
Y. BROGLIE.