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his Stock ot foods, cousiSiinga at present Oh
The following articles, VIZ
Supertuc blue, Black, Olive, NGlberry'
Invisible and Rifle Green Cloths, Common
Brown, Steel.miNed, Owe, and Dra6 DO.
Blue. nlack, Drab, Steel naked, Pia'd aud
Stnpeo Casslmefes, Merino and >t'h We've.
Nestln.s Cotton aud " oolIen FIsnnels, best
quality; a general assortnienl OF ifsi rate
Trimmings. also, Stocks, Collars, Blossoms,
Gloves, Suspeuders, and iew tuf Gaps,
with many other arucles apPeriainag 70
Gentlemeo's wear, ali which have BEEN g.
lccleJ Wih care b. himself IL The ci'y o.
New York, and whica he Is d'lefin'nsd T.
,ell 4, cheap Is the cheapest, iur cash .! Oh
time 10 puuciual customers.
would hrte say that am 10 The !csu.
lar rcceip, Of the Fashions. quarterly
aud will execute orders "a street coiiofis''
n thereto, unless Otherwise specially 10
,trIcicd, ALWAYS wARRANgINe \ coon UT.
| would r-spcc fully iuvi,e gentlemen Vito
have been m the habu o.. sending North
aud Sou,h Cor clahes, TO Try lhis establish
meat, believing taal | can supply The mate
rails as cheap, aud give Us good tlis, And as
much general satisfaction a. any other g.
tabii,hmrnt u the kind.
+. ). want one or two frs, rate inir
neymen, to aom, Il of steady habits, will
give liberal wages aud constant, employ
iueai. also waut oue o. t@1 lads, As ~
prentices. from , to q years VI az.
C4arioiis, Jsaaasg l. I.5i, IA
81. rho-. indebted 10 me are earnest
Is requested ia call and "a, " 'ne'r dues Or
settle before Of b. the February Court.
l. GRAHAM
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber,
IN BY Book Account are requested 10
come forward and settle, either by Cash or
Note.
THO. HARRIS.
Jan, l6, 1897 syg
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A noLIo Sentiment look, ;" says DR..
Claiming, With scO,- on the selfish great.
ness Of this world, aud with pity on ,l.'
most pifted and prosperous in ths struggle
lor Office and power but, look with rev
ereuee on the obscurcst man, who suffers
ior tho right, who IS true to good, but per
SECUTED CAUSE.
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Sl75 Reward.

DANAWAY from Joseph
\ NJ Brandon, On the 9th Of
y July last, bright yellow boy
BY the name Of REUBEN,
> about o feet high, % or ~
- years OF aye, aud very likely.
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Also, On the 18th Of September, his wife,
named .JfNGEY, bright seIlow, about ~
Years old and 8 feet high, very likely and
heavy buiI,. The above boy Was seen .
short time ago, ID the neigbborhooS Of
smart's Mine, IN Mecklenburg count.
reward Of 100 dollars viii be gised tor the
apprehension Of The boy and 5dollaFs 'or
the GIL, # confined in any Jail so that We
can get them. ..,,,,,,,p
JOSEPH BRANDON.
rs..I.. fs..,u,., I{m To ia1T 23ff
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Technieal goast--Bo gamin Franklin
the ii his prolession--ihe type oil sones
ty--ihe ot IL! land although the VI 0
death has pm q, TO his existence, every
Of hls lie is wi!hoa' q
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Wanted Immediately.

An Apprentice to the Tanning business.
n A boy from Is to 20 would meet with
a GOOD situation by calling on the snhscrI'
hers STIrT q HUDSON.
p,ori4eaes Ssnlensuf, Jan. q, 1881. t33P
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Woryaaes Deeds for SAX at ms Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
I,aTER ERDM SPAIN

BY the polteness Of l.. O'sullivan, Esq, who came
passenger in the ship Alfred from Cadiz, obtained
the following verbal intelligence the ship having brought
papers:
"lhc army of Gomez the Carlist General, which had
been ravagng the province of Andalusia for three
months. and battling all The troops of the Queen, by
which it had been constantly surrounded, at length
destroyed in battle Medina Vidnnia almost with
in sight Of Cadiz. Gomez had made unsuccessful
attempt TO retire to the Tagus but prevented by the
presence OF Rodi the Minister Of War. with large
force in,erposng. Rodi recalled to Madrid to
swcr for misconduct in not bringing Gomez to action.
His army was left in command Of Gen. Narvnes. who
commanded in the battle of the 25lh and Goth Ca
dir. Espnoza was superseded as Captain General Of
Andalusia, by Ordonez, his second in command
"Gomcz had Twice entered and sacked Cordova, took
An;aden by storm, threatened Seville for nearly fort
night He marched down to Ageziras, where he had 4
took part in favor of the Queen troops.
sit was reported at Cadlz, when the Alfred lc(t that
Gumez had been taken taken prisoner. His army was
entirely Dispersed and the prisoners being brought
into Cadiz ~. \. Times
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
LA TEST FROM u 0o,n.

Mh1HLtsToN' Jan. G-l,y the scr ,,us c
The ST. arrived here M morning. We have rsee lived
formation ir consn nsa'd f,,e s ut The only in
coined - S u military movements is sub.
soa "a'e out !e Intelligence of importance in re.
this week Cen ,s!a'Fs, 10 lay before our readers
and found eIn "sa? has reoched the Wahoo swamp,
that the trail which, ha' gone from it. 1t is probable
!radnu ,cn ".''cn was discovered few weeks since
trail Of the w us st. Johns river, may have been the
tia, the se I whole h force 1t is satisfactory to know,
hold and scrk "t has been obliged to quit his strong
,aL g'ced to abandon what he considered his jmpcns
Convinced ,Ls ana 'mpregnabe for,resses; lhu he is
Of the W i%a ns great WahOO Swamp and the Cove
security a~nius, no longer affords him place of
Egcra5dss is, That they have retreaed to the
Inundated and ls is said to be large rac, of country,
the n,crv,, ae nIvssperscd with knobs or islands, and
Of counrr ha neo with long grasses. This portion
known - aas never been explored, and but little is
WA VI IL except in the Immediate vicinity of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

coast. 1t extends from Cape Florida to Cape Sable,
tic Southern extremity Of the peninsula. Col. Wyatt,
in the year 1881 If recuect right explored por.
ton of the Everglades and his report published at
the time in the papers of the day He describes the por-
tim which he explored being subject to nundntons
periodically. and in The sras"n He described
The soil firm and solid. We speak um recollection,
not having The document cannot refer 4" 1t.
If The Everglades as bad as what they have re.
presented Indian live there Tor amy length OF
time; if Of different nature they are no more srcnic
than in the Wa!oo Swamp. Tie energy an prrSr,er
uf rps will souu route hc'n even !l"n THAT
strong hold
We have been pp! tsy favored with The following
tract 81 letter from officer Of the army to Ills riends
in this city.
Ex,act ef letter jiom 4iccr IF The n1'ny, dutcL
GAKEY's FERRY, Dec. %.
An express arrived here last night from the Army
Gen Jesup had gone with his original force and the
Tennessccans TO Tampa where The latter will be dis
charged leaving Battalion of Regulars and the
Friendly Indians at Dadcs massacre ground construct
ing depot He is to return thher, whence he is &c
commence excursions South The trails of the break
ing up of the Wahno Swamp (Which ii seems made
too hot fo ,hcm) all wendell South.
Brevct Mai Chhs ltaves here in few days for For
Drane with I2O infantry recruits and the friendly In
dams who have rcsuscitacd here. The Dragons anc
Capt. MrIlans company daily expected here from
Old Point.
An expedition under command of Colonel Sanchez
consisting of portions Of Captain Hanson's, Curry s
and Frevmuu,h's companies of mounted and
number of volunteers, have marched for the South
They will proceed 10 Tonoka and probably TO Mosqu
to. They will be- absent several days.
This is tic first movement that has been made towards
that quarter since pri last No white has been
that place since the :. Carolina militia left it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
2'O TIE EDITOR.
~ 1T. TIT Ok.
From an Intelligent CH=cn 6cyond The .N0untains

From an Intelligent CHi=cn 6cyond The .Nountnins
{" have seen an editorial essay in the last Enquirer
the subject Of Internal improvements and your views
in my humble opinion, such TO meet the apprnba.
ton Of every Firginian who sincerely wishes the pros
perity of the Ancient Dominion and is capable of I'M
Outstanding the policy hest calculated to
plish the object Go ahead, Mr. Editor; continue
commend 10 the Legislature the doctrine expressed in
your last TO wit: That cannot do every thing at
We cannot command the capital we obtain the
labor TO cover the whole ground, in breath We must
select the objects which mos, immediately necessary
Now sir ask the Legislature through you, what sccue
Of Internal Improvement has been gotten up in Viz
ginia equal in importance and promising equal nd"an.
iugcs with that Of uniting tho Eastern and Western
lcrs and By route nearly through the centre Of the
Stale from It's Metropolis to the Oho-an improvement,
which confidently believe completed would at no dis
ant period have lateral roads and canals 10 communicate
with this grand artery, even beyond the estimate OF Pre-
sidcnt CaGcll. | wish you would come out this Sum-
iner in the gay month Of August and spend week Or
two with will promise TO prove 10 your satisfaction,
and the ground, that the mineral resources OF our
mountains have not as yet been fairly estimated
"Again When consider the large investment in
this grand improvement the part Of the State, not
we hound to conclude that the representatives Of the
penpic Of the first State in the Union will moi permit
this great work remain half done thereby jcnpardI
sing three millions Of the Commonwealth money
Whereas if il is completed hazard nothing in saying,
it will be good stock any in the u States Il pray
YOU 10 excuse for saying much oil subject al
most exhausted"
I'VE should like to hear great deal more from our
worthy and intelligent Correspondent 1t is such men.
who ought nparL TO others The lights which they pos
spss These are the 10 animate and cnlg.tcn the
People about the great interests Of Internal Improve
mcnts-and not the Editors, who often grope in The
dark and presume 10 cEpatiaic on details which they do
not unJcrsand)
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sa-= =--=.a $1,000 7--rH. -=H -
CU;f.HESIC3J'ED

COMMUNICATIVE
The trial Of Dr. Williams, Oculist has terminated
The worthy faculty went out for wool, bat home
shorn. They commenced prosecutions against Dr. Viii.
lans which ended in the death Of the pretended sacety
whic! instituted them. Dr.. Williams acquitted Of
all the charges alleged against bim So has this matter
ended 1t appears to be the opinion OF all independent
American jury that the people can take care Of their
health and of their pockets; aud that, it they
cannot they at least of opinion that the learned
Medical fraternity already sufficiently overburdened by
the vast weight OF their science and multiplied du
ties shall not have the additional load imposed upon
the Of taking Of The health and the money OF the
comuunjty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Nos

III HrHE7E7S nc '7Sst"l"y
FELLOW -CIrIZESs: Even admitting that the Old Do
minon is the decline. deny that it is attributable to
the want of fictitious capital; and defy the bank pro.
jectors to sustain their views BY single argument,
which not reued by stubborn facts facts, too from
their mouths. will not repeat what they have SO
often said against local banks their gloomy predictions
fresh in your memories Nor will attempt to depict
the condition of money matters from 1916 10 1921:
prove that the U. s. Bank their grand liking cure
all for diseased currency totally failed 10 effect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
CHESTERFIELD ELECTION.

James H. LON;. ...................2 'o
Green Hall, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No Candidate
Doctor Samuel A. Patleson, .......lU do.
Lawson NuHnaly.. .................4 10.
The Two first Van Bnren-the last Wings.
We omitted 10 state before in account of the Ches
terrified clcction that Mr. Hail generously Withdrew his
nanc he had twice done before, not wishing divide
his Republican brethren. We have been informed by a
friend from Chesterfield that the best feeling prevailed
during the election between both parties, and there
general and cordial shake of tho hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

MP We are authorized TO say, that Dr. A. A. CAMP
RELI will not be candidate TO represent the
dsrict composed of the counties of Charlotte rrnce
Edward, Lunenburg and Nottoway, at the ensuing
spring elections.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

ATOTICE-1'he President and Directors Of the
La Brook Turnpike Company have declared dlvi-
den of three per cent for the last six months payable
to the Stockholders the 10Th instant al The compng
room Of Workman, Nc Gruder q 60
JNO. Il. EUSTACE, Secretary.
Jan. l2 'o-"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12
SANTA ANA

This individual, accompanied Ivy COL Almonlc arrived
in Lexington, Kentucky, by way Of the Railroad on
the 29lh uIt. The Observer &. Reporter says:
alt had been previously announced, that in conse-
cnence of the obstruction to The nav gallon, from float
ing ice in the Ohio river the boat in which he took pas
sage for Wheeling could no, ascend, and he had there
fore been compelled to change his direction aud woud
pass through this place 10 Maysvle The consequence
was that time before the arrived very large
collection Of individuals had taken place at tic depot.
prompted by that feeling, Of all others the general
curiosity. Wien he arrived, it was announced by Al
monte. that Santa Ana quite unwe hut that he
would be pleased to any gentleman who had desI
10 him, at his He Immediately there
upon conveyed in hack to Brennan Hotel, where he
took odgngs-We have not understood what stay he
intends making in city. but presume it depends upon
the state Of his health"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

We understand, that the French contracts for Tobac.
co have come back 10 Us. Virginia House in Paris,
connected with House in this City, is said to nave OBJ
tanned the contracts from the Reggie for Kentucky and
Virrnia T0baccocs. We have doabl that it will
prove very profitable arrangement for the House
cinrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

MONEY MARKET Is New foRK-The Courier and
Enquirer Of Saturday says We are happy at the close
of The week. and previous 10 the sailing Of the packets
Tomorrow, to have it in power to say for the ininr
nation Of foreign readers, that the state of the Money
Market in this city during The week now expiring, has
become decidedly more favorable; and that the immense
amount Of mercantile engagements already liqnidaled,
with The comparative small amount still outstanding. hold
out the prospect of gradual reduction the rate Of
interest for money. On the whce, if The prices abroad
of great staple products do not materially decline,
there is 10 apprehend any further interruption
10 our commercial prosperity
b. late adviccs from the island of Cuba. it seems
that every thing is likely to remain quiet The Cover
Of ST. Jago de Cuba has annucd his proclamation
in favor Of the Constitution of l0l2-qczandria Gas
Major Gntes, recently stricken from the rolls OF the
Army, has been re.apponed for the purpose of afford
Ing him the privilege Of trial by Court Murtiul-D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

t. We have to-day for few structures on
TIE remarks of the National lnlcgenccr and the WASH,
Ten Telegraph upon the Enquirer touching the Corr
promise Act aud the Surplus Rcrcaae. We may find
opportunity in next Of rapping their knuckIes.-
Some nf Correspondents too are necessarily sus
pended until Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

the evils Of uusound pa per circulating medium II
PERSONS either in their individual capacity or associated
partners permitted to issue such kind OF notes as
will be likely to be used the ordinary transactions Of
business the soundness of currency will inevitably
be impaired, In my opinion, no supervision by public
authority That be Gevsed-no regulations short OF
ohlbltloH 10 Issue such nUes w"G constitute Suli-
c II, saicruard rainst the evils to he apprch"ni'd
The Governor treats in the following paragraph oi inc
circulation uf small Bills Al"!c than Two y""S S'"fs'
the Executive, by the direction oil IN: "F'
ed correspondence wrI the Governors Oh "t "''S"'
boring States in order - obtain concurrence =; '''
States with lhis in the nrasurc ri SURPRISING SINAI!
bills. 1t generally Conceded that s;"t h'"as"re
would nlpIrvc tie paper circulating. medium ut the
country. II is Ia Re "gIticd. that Hc i":r not u" c
general oIpralirn of those STATES cirrying IL H tl.
feet The bills of nur banks under tie demonstration Ok
five dollars have bern withdrawn from circulation" Dul
similar bills from sane OF the adjoining States, ll"ugh
prohibited By law yet continue To- circulate here par
c!#ry in the border counties 1t is very desirable 10
provide for the ercual execution OF the law profit
biting their circulation; and recommend this sub
jet to your attention. We have constantly ne"
evidence Of the wisdom Of the law suPprcs>i"g the
circulation Of small bills. a large amount Of coin has
been dused roug the community since Ills la" went
into "cralion Our currency has acquired additional
stability and though the present pecuna!y pressure has
been quite severe any previous one, there has not
been, 10 my knowledge, The slightest indication OF
doubt its soindncSS and ,ha cnnScipuSicS3 ni Inc
part Of the banks that they rnjnycd unimpaired public
confidence has relieved them Irnn nil GpHTchr'sI"ns ol
return Of their bills otherwise than IN the regular
course Of business and rY have therefore gon" further
tan under other circumstances They could have d'i"
to accommodate tic public III this period Of rha'rass.
mcnl We regret that Gov. NJ da not 20 iurIier ard
recommend the general suppression "l al! "otrs under
$l0-and another era, under ;J.-Nc Consider this
as The great defect Of lis message.
He asu recommends the repeal of all the penal Clauses
Of the Usury law The whole document, indeed, Is
characterized by bold and fearless spirit n d$cusslon
and although all persons may rot approve of all It's sus
gestions yet they must admire the manly tone h'c per-
vades it, We have paper which has so lit
tie Of the nar.r07nmttai system in II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-12

execute the order Of Lie day-and MIR. I. nominated
Col Peter NJ. SlcnbeIgen . , -,
No other nomination being maze IN he flouse or Tue
Senate Col Slenbergcn was elected by JOINT vote OF
1877, scattering ..
The SPEAKER communicated letter from the Audi
tor of Public Accounts. transmitting tabular statement
called for by Il resolution of the House, shelving The
number Of civil SUITS brought in the several Superior
Courts of Law and Chancery from 1870 to 1873; winch
was on motion Of Mr. Watkins, ordered to be printed
On moti.n Of Mr.. w ArxISs. the Committee OF Roads,
&c, was instructed To inquire into the expediency OF
directing the Board of Public Works 10 subscribe TO The
stock of the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company: =.
On motion Of Mr. CuSSIaeHAm, the Committee OF
Roads, &c, instructed 10 inquire into the expedl.
ency Of enactIng act OF the General Assembly OF
North Carolina passed the 22d day Of Dece mber 113o,
to Incorporate the Norfolk and Edenon Railroad Co
On motion of Mr. McALLlsTER, the committee h
Propostions and Grievances instructed TO inquire
into the expedency of establishing town on the iands
of John Harmon, in the county OIL CaDen
Petitions were presented and reterred-by mr.Wi-
ams of Basil Cole, 10 be released from the payment OF
a Gue-u!so Of the inhabitants Of Dumfries, for
sprv.v of The route for the Alexandria and Falmouth
raj, road-by Mr. Coolies, Of citizens Of Rockingham for
an annropr!aon for thee obstruction Of McAdamized
road from Iarrsonburg to Wnchester-by Mr. Alexan-
der of citizens Of Northumberland asking that the cleo.
lions be held on the day. througho the Stately
Mr. Stanard, of the Virginia Towing Company for an
amendment to its charterby Mr.. Wills, Of the Young
Mems Society OF Lynchburg for an act of incoI-
poralion-by Mr.. Wilson of Cumberland, of Thomas 1.
Swan and his wife, for authority TO sell certain real es
tate and the proceeds in other lands by ME- Shao-
wick Of documents relative TO the application OF Ann
E. Eubank for divorce.
MIR. WATKINS gave notice. that he would, on this day
week call I'd the report Of the Select COMMITTEE, OIL
the subject of Benjamin Watkins Leighs letter Oh re-
signalion. .,;.,.,od ..
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-07

uvINDICATION.-Dr. BRANDRETH has
bean assailed by the proprsors of other incidence
as a mercenary Quack. because he 10 said to recon-
mend his Medicine in large quantities. and that no
good medicine is so required. The fact is, that any
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic Antimony, or
Hemlock in il, could not be taken in large doses, be-
cause II y WERE such medicine would destroy life at
once He does not say the medicines to which he al
ludes have those ingredients in them but it is evident
from their directions that great care is required in the
taking of them. Now, Brandreth's Vegetable Uni
versal Pills can be taken at all times in large or small
doses, according to urgency of symptoms.
One of those whs apply this epithet of MERGE
NARY, was patient of Dr. BIS for three months
viz: from May to August, for the Piles, Of which dis
the Brandreth Pills completely cured him TIL.
man advertiscs largely Pill which ne pro.e ssss
will cure every disease, and especially the one under
which he labored.
Dr. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation his
Pills held in in all parts of tho United States this
is his best answer all the vile illusions of interest
ed persons; whom he leaves banquet on their own
envy jl2-lm