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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

VELL known the spurtsmen of Richmond
the pleasure inform them and the public that he has
ed Gun TORE Hin cmond opposite the Farm
cr Bank where liz manufactures and unb will constantly
for SALE Ri ngIe and double barrel FoSlng Pieces SELF
cooking and pocket onj other Pistols and the
sporting and se--al Of wlrch
quality and will be sold prices Which p suprIse
the market
his workrpen who produce article
Rifle and Fo,ns Piece line ocrs IS
respectfully
and take peep something not IL he food
nacI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
Oeerture to the "Bron-e Horse
To conclude with the New Farcetta Of III
RnrhPEO1.;S EsyfffOUS,

In The of the Piece, Mr. Fl Knight will sing the
songs, IN 7round my Hat, and The Yorkshire Ind "
In preparation, the tragedy Of MACBETH, which
will be produced with unusual attention 10 Costume,
Scenery and Music. The German Overture 10 Schiller
Translation o Macbeth. will precede the Tragedy.
N WANTED, from IS 10 30 Chorlsters, to aid the
effect of the Music in Macbeth. Application al The
Theatre. from % ., +. n.
Dec IA C3-li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
MARSHALL THEATRE.

ON FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. I4th, will be re peateo
Shakspeares Tragedy of
Hamlet.
OPHELIA, MRS. GEO. JONES.
HAMLET, MR.. GEO. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
FOR THE ENC UIRER.
To "a MEMBrR

You charge tina. Mr.. Rves "s prepared 10 vote for
u s. Bark, be NECESSARILY 10 defeat lnde pende n,
Treasury. In this you are entirely mistaken. MIR
Rves, firm his FIRST entrance into public life to the pre-
sent hour has maintained that Congress has powe
to charter National Bank Of any description He can.
not there ore, and will not, under any crcumstu noes
vote for National Bank He is equally nexible in bis
opposition 10 the Sub.Treasury scheme, and will no.
vote for hta. His opposition 10 both is determined md
unaIterabIe true, that Mr. Riyes has said and be
lIeves, that the Sub Treasury miscalled Independent
Treasury heme, with It's appendages, would be equally
If not more. mlschieyous in its effects than National
Bank: but he has nowhere nmated that he would vote
for one On the contrary, he has uniformly declared his
utter 2hos y He could not and would not vote for an
measure u.llch he regarded unconstitutional ha ve
been intimately acquainted with MIR. Rives opinions for
many years and speak adysedly when say. he will
under circums,ances vote for National Bank or the
Sub Treasury scheme.
differ with IA Member in the opinion, that the
country will tolerate system, but National Bank
an ndePe 'dent Treasury scheme. do not believe thai
the count will tolerate either, and tina, the Stale Bank
system, H. some form, will ultimately be adopted
National Sank is out Of the question The interest oil
several large States will form lEsuperable barrier
TO such an Institution, and all will seek 10 and
reform the Stale Bank system, prevent the neces
city Of II resort 10 National Bank.
d. not know who "a Member is, and do not, there
fore, make any auson 10 him but il that
many are seeking some preext by which 10 Justify tina
which they earnestly desire, sacrificing Mr.. Rves 10
that system OF party discipline which tolerate no
dfer 'nces OF opinion in It's members however consc
en,io lsy and honestly entertained If Mr. Rlyes after
life devoted the service of the Republican party and
the indication of its principles, shall be sacrificed for
the ant OF sufficient pancy of virtue and of cnnscit
upon this occasion, lei ii The people of Virginia
will determine how far they will bend their necks
10 the yoke Of party dc,ation and quietly and rresist
ingy De driven under It's oppressive burden.
lrLst, that "A Member will re.examne the course
of Mr. Rives and whether he has entirely mis-.
taken him. II he does, do no, doubt that his magma
nmity Will induce him TO do justice 10 Mr.. Rives
q? FUBLICoLA is in type JUSTICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

THE sYCAMORES FOR SALE.--The subscriber Offers for
sale the we'll Tavern the Fredericksburg and Rich
mond Road miles The place hno-n the Sycs
The house, offices, stb &c, all IN good repar
The Farm contains between and tA hsndes about
three hundred OF which wool The we'll watered,
and ia good forest land
Srocx-I will also sell all the stock tie SAID f,m consisting
horses sheep hogs: also Of the household fur
niturc
disposed Of by safe before the 2oh of Deem
shall that far, IL the fair day, offer
property public aie, the highest bidder. Terms
be made known the day Of sale.
Dec a rG3--id.l WIN. NJ. QUIsENBEkRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

NOTICE "A Petition viii be made to the Legisa.
ture Of Virginia al IT'S ne IT session, for act 10
authorize Precinct Election al the White Stone, IN the
county Of Lancaster
December II. G3-a3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
.4dministrator's Sale and Hiring of Negroes.

WILL be sold public suction Wednesday the Cd day Of
January late residence Of Travis Brooks,
the county Charlotte the following property belonging the
Of the said Travis BooksEeven head Of horses and tho
half Emancipation Cults-among the horses Of
good carriage hooded head Of
cattle which fine mich the stock of hoss and
about eighteen hundred weight Of pork eighty barrels
the fodder, &c carrage and harness
suky and harness. road and small house
furniture; plantation tools and utensils
On the day will be hired, either by private contract or
pubic auction, number OF likely negroes belonging the said
estate For all dollars credit win he si'en until
h day November 1889 the purchaser giving bond with good
sufficient security The hiring WILDE the usualt terms.
All pe.Ons having Claims against the OF the said Travis
Brooks decd requested them TO tho Administrator
before day sale and those indebted ths estate
requested to make payment. WOOD BoCLDIN,
Adan,tra,Or Viii ANNEXED Of Trars Brooks, dee
Dec 63-t2J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

We have received fine specimen of white, glossy
sewing silk, made in Logan county in this State. II
shows what the Vacy of the Kanaha effect IN this
beautiful production. The Silk worm fed on the
common black mulberry of that region, and the silk was
reeed on the reel. The accompanying Letter
in our next-The Six. GrOnerS Conven met at Bal.
;more Tuesday. 1t consists Of more than him.
dre9 delegates from various States Of the Union Judge
Comstock of Connecticut called 10 the Chair, and
II Vice Presidents appointed one from each ofthe differ.
ent States repesen,sd-A motion of DR. Buck, of ash.
ing,on, to adjourn 10 that city, was not yet decided.
We learn from the Brunswick (Ga.( Advocate Of the
Goth ult that Moncure Robinson, Esq the distinguished
Engineer. native of Virginia, and a resident Of
Philadelphia, has accepted The appointment Of Chief En-
pineer Of the Brunswick and Florida Railroad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

DR. F. II. DEANE, having been re appointed Vac
~ cine Arep, for the State for the ensuing twelve
monts informs the public that he is prepared to nd To
pplica,ians for vrus-Letters (post paid must be aa
dressed Dr. F n. Deune, Richmond.
December "a GA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

NEORUS MTLTiCA ULIS.-The subscriber
I'VE peclfuily Informs the public That he has made
rangeme Furnish the genuine Norus Muteaa ls in
lots suit purchasers, with variety Of silk WORM eggs,
all Of which will be pot 60 safely to any part
of the Union Persons distance may rest assured Of
having all orders pa, up with the srictest fidelity and
dispatch. To companies or individuals wanting large
amount, liberal discount will be made. Apply nnedi-
alely TO
lid LOWNES, .7ssnt, Richmond, Va.
Cross street leading TO Mayo's bridge.
Nov Ia 53-2av3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

Since writing the above visited Democratic village in the
Western part Of this State and informed by undnubed autho
that clergyman Of neskborin. village Offered bis
preach them winch accepted The Rev. gentle
commenced usua manner-bu hid
cecLcd when tie Of MI Van Buren,
the he had the Abooni.ts ard
Congress and finally clnsed his DISCOURSE by recommending
change the AdInns advised his hearers
Ronds Speech Query Dd this Rev gentleman few
Of u deiunct Bank. for his dgn6ed sermon;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

" J'UH Utter, dated
The cou, HARRISBURG, Sunday, Dec Q, 1893.
n,ats. has issued special order 10 the com
he ne philadelphia volunteers, setting forth tina,
shes ,I possession OF The Capital and that blood
R,rsbu,a AIG eng upon them to repair forthwith
about one hundred and sods9 ,S Sen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

RROGuES AND GROGASS--The subscriber, having bern
the Shoe respectfully informs the Viz
pan'eIs Of JtGt good pGsictSs ors that
they supplied :env,ne Richmond made
made Of the best materials,
terms 4 they he procured elsewhere
also have ChiiJren'. 4 from y 10 IS
LADIES' DO 90 cents to 81 %
Gentlemen. Morocco and seasin Boots 50 So very
neat handsome article.
All OF public a cab feel confident that they will
be satisfied With the quality and prices.
JOSEPH CARLTON,
% door 5tox me Otd Market. R,eIasad ia.
Nov y S1-wS~I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
I,Nennunc. OCTOBER 1873.
rur GREAT WEsTEENARRlvEDt

TIE GREAT WESTERN ARRIVED!
The Steamer Great Western arrived at New
York on the 2lti, having sailed hom L'serpooIon
the slh bringing the astonishing number OF lab pas
s,ncers, among whom is Gen. Hamilton oil D L.
Theto il political intelligence OF Importance.
The arrival OF the Great Western has been anti
orated with great anxiety in consequence oil the
doubts existing AZ To The condition Of the European
Gram Crops. II appears that the weather had been
fne for harvesting, aud that the crop would be an
average one Prices however had not materially
declined though it seems 10 be thought that they
are kept up by sneeulators and that thcy must ui-
lin,atcly come down.
The effect ofthis news in Nep yo,k wasio reduce
the prlcc Of Flour from 25 TO 30 cents per barrel
In Wheat no transactions.
Ia BdAin,ore on the ooh, Flour was held nj Sa5
to Ss3. Wheat. 81 20 10 II 70
In Riclg,ona on the 9sh, Flour 81 for country,
SO for city. Wheat, 81 80 10 81 3D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

Al lloSrsT ElraRr At DorToa- seent ihns
wears ago. a merchant IN a ne,ehhofins CITY, from
whom We had the circumstances, although not n
.hber,y Ia n,et..lnn nanesl Ind thousand CT Two
dollars sfolen from him. His fusnicon Tell upon
one of his clerks. wit vas got AGAINST hm--'ie
yeunp man confessed the criaie but vas naahle To
raw over more ibsu a few hundred dollars OF tie mo
ney The merchant fearing " one 90 young auh oue
win had IN this act sustained unblemisled rep
nfation should be imprisoned for Yeas, 10 satisfy
the demands OF the law that his hopes IN life would
be blasted. aud opportunity for reformation entirely
eut ofi-thaf IN word he would surrender himself 10
despsr-gase him his liberty md told hun 10 return
the amount lac had taken frnm him, VI he were able
To do The young man went of, and the mctchanl
heard more CT him TILL last aintfr--"hen he re
eeycd from him an order for 500 and v,ry hand
some letter requesting his correspondent to hfa" on
HIM FOR $500 dollars every N,af al tie aeDi was e"h
celcd lie is citizen of high standing NJ Tie "esf
and an officer In of the banks IN that setlion -
Such man must have honest heat Mt bottom,
and in all probability, II he bad been sent TO he slate
prison he would have fallen a victim 10 drspou-
drnry CdFcaont Eagie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
"PRECEPT AND PRACTICE"

Among the many unfoundei charge brought a
sainst Mr. Clay, by the advocates OF the present dd
mnstralion, is the fact that because he believes in
the power of the general government to appropriate
portions of the public money in aid of great works Of
internal improvements he would therefore be in
favor of heavy expenditures for this oblect-not-
outstanding he declares that there Icing no lon
ger any need oil the exercise this power he shall
hereafter be opposed to such appropriations This
disclaimer has 10 effect The bugbear mus, still be
held up aud the country is congratulated on the
immense sum OF money which has been heretofore
saved 10 the treasury by the author of the Mavs-
r'He reio, and which will be hereafter saved b. his IL
Iustrlous successor. who is pledged follow in lis
footsteps. But, what is the fact! The assertion
AMI Internal improvement policy, is abon, as true as
that pledges TO economze the other expenditures
OF The government have been adhered to. Look. for
example, al the following tables, showing the amount
Of moneys expended by the Internal improvement
administration OF John q. Adams as compared with
the Anti-lnternal Improvement administration of
Andrew Jachson-and them let the people wonder. |
nat their admiration Of the May veto should
nave blinded them to the fact, that. cotcmporane-
'usly VITA that veto, The same signature approred Of
acts resting upon precisely the same
principles and approprlatng public moneys to works
II character much less important. and much less
nntled to public patronage. The truth, is, the
daysvillo Road Bin was vetoed from personal ha-
fed TO Henry Clay. ItpenctIated Into the inteiiol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

Shall there be 1dmirais in Mary This
question is exciting grcal dead of discussion in
the public prints. We saw Aye. The objection
that the title arStocraical strikes us as being des
ttutc of weight. 1t is not whit more so than Ma
jor General, And why not abolish Hai five are so
afraid of this huebear Of aristoctacy We have
more appiehend from the real aristocracy of up
start wealth. than nom the introduction into our
naval aud military service oftles not designed TO be
merely honorary, but to indicate degrees of ranks
which alike necessary to enforce discipline, to
inspire emu ation. and to reward merit. We 90
therefore, for Admirals. II an aristocracv result
which do not fear, it WILL in all likelihood, be an
arstocracy of merit founded upon services rendered
to the country And we do not know that such an
arsoctacy would not be useful il, for nothing else
eclipse, by its native and unborrowcd splendor,
lie tnse glare of purse proud parvenus, or OF that
still less meritorous class whose only claim 10 re
spect Is based upon inherited wealth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
STANTON, Sept. q

E.
The President OF the o. States arrived in Staun-
ton on his return from the Springs, ON Ihufsda,
last, and remained until the next morning lie was
called generally by the elzens without d'stinc.
ton ofpany. We are pleascd,o lean that lie has
been considerably benefited by his solonra among
our mountains. Oue ii ls sons was with him.
They went from this ta Weyef's Cave--and II is
probable proceeded ihcaee down the valley. u was
stated in the Richmond Enquirer some days ago,
thatthe Prcsidcn meet The Secretary OF War,
Mr. Ppu.ett al llanisonburc, on the 2lst instant
andi seemed 10 be very confidently expected. from
some cause, at Winchester that he would pass
though that place. and arrangements were made b,
the town council, for his reception. We understand.
however, ibat he stated here, IL was his intention
10 visit the Fauqnicr Sprngs-so thai II hc visits
Winchesser he will have TO +" dverge a lilile'
We donbt not the President has been much gra-
tifedby his visit 10 Virginia. Ecvcry where, so laf
swc have heard-among friends and ypponenis--he
has been treated with the respect due hls official
station. Spectator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

'kNilt' Undersigned having purchased the Stock Of
d Goods recently owned by Alher x RoyJl, " II
continue me HARDWARE BUSINESS Al the
Oh sta"d, aud socIts continuance OF The patron
A. OF hs friends aud the public. lie invites an who
wish to purchase good aulces ut reasonable pIlers,
10 give Inn call. bargain may be had TO close
the stock OF Saddcry hand
Circumstances render It indiNpcnsibly necessary
that the debts due the late finn be settled ms speedily
as possible. II Is hnped thai viii delay com
ing forward and closing thcr accounts. To call ON
you AT your houses, will be attended with conSideta-
bic expense To us. J. :. MILLER
Sept. I'm If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

1--WE SUBSCRIBER IS now receiving his ltll
i supply oil Drugs. Medicines. Pants Obs Fan.
cy A,ncIes. &c. Nc. selected by hlmseln he Nouh-
crn Markets. comprising the largest assortment he
has offered III this market Al of which lac IS
willing 10 warrant ol the finest quality aud al prtcs
that cannot ia Ia please. having bought them pun.
c,pally Tor CAsH and IN such quantities thaf he vi"
be able sell some articles even lower thln he has
bought them before. Annexed - list OF few new
articles VIZ: Concentrated Extract ot Lemon for
Pies Cakes, IclIles. Ac. DR.. Miles's Tomato Pills;
a substitute ior calomel DIR. Evanss Soothing Syrup
Tor children feething. d.. Jayne'B Gamnatiyr Bal
sam Tor bowel diseases OF children, Bakers Specific
Tor oholcra. morbus, Moderated Gum. an article said
not 10 liiin rheumatism. Dislilleis Thermometers.
10000 Principe and fnbnco Ciears, very superior
10 Cases Liquotec Paste, &c. X.
u. K. IA MAN,
stgn Of HE Golden Moti1r.
Bank Square, Lynchbuts Va.
Aueust23 I'm II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

The Madisonian states that messenger has been
despatched to hasten the return Of the President 10
Washington. Il. UhF.
The aforesaid express was directed 10 meet his
Exctllency M this place and to him indcbi
cd for The discovery that the most difcct IRON,
Staunton TO Lexington is via the White Sulphur
lie arrived here IN the Co'inslon Stage OF last Mon
day night, and IS soon rs the coach had stopped
was heard erquitiug frr Nh Van Buren,. aud an-
nouucedhimse the bearer oi important dcspai ehos
and engaged private vehicle to convey HIM To the
Bridge next morning. 10 meet the President. Same
surprised that one in such haste lac appeared
70 be in, should soby he White 81 phuf Springs 10
rea,h this place tom >'srnion, enquifcd whs he
had not come directly up, ga the usual route All
said he, when | reached S'annton | found that the
stage dilnotlcave I'LL the day and rs could pro.
cure no private conveyance oug ht II best be
reg, so went ON by the Springs. Only los to 20
IS miles
Reader, blame him notl lie was bnt following the
example Of his supefors. lie was public officer
paid by the mileand he acted his co pattiols
bad done While his hlnd was in the CRIB, lie was
determined to make as large grab US possible.
LfgfHefoH Ga2eftf,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

n0MESTIc INTELLIGENCE.

LsxINeToN. Va Sept. 81.
The President of the United States arrived in our
village Tuesday evening last. and remained until
the evening OF the nsxt day Many al his political
frientls called on Mr. Ian Barren, and some " hgs
paid thu respects the Pfesdcn, of the L. S,acs
During his stay. the hosn'talnies of our town were
thrown open To him. and The evening OF bis
rival. he took tea at the private residence OF one Of
our respected citizens. and The da,
dined with OF the most JEALOUS OF his political
friends in tins neighborhood. Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
RDRSSOEe TROY.

FENHN Co partnership formerly existing between
\ Joseph A. Royal \ Francs S. Miller, Is dis.
rolved by nm agreement between the Latter and the
Executors of \. Royal. deed. The debts AID
effects niihc concern are all nausicued 10 Mr. ,.lI.
ler. who Is alone authorised to collect tht m-All
persons having claims against thu drm VIII present
them To him for payment.
G. l., MpSEY, fx'rs. Of
JAS. 7. ROY I'll, IA. Royall
rs, MILLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01

Of Kentucky. and. wiz, rendered /, still more od,
Gus. it almost touched Mr.. Ciay's farmland henc.
ii was vetoed while bin approprating money 70,
the improvement Of some obscure and unpronoun.
ceable rivers and creeks and roals in " faithfuln
Maine, unhesItaiingly approved How els,
can the difference forth in the suboned tables he
accounted for by which appears that four wear.
the Administration supposed TO be fully committed
in favor of this policy expended less than half mil.
lion of dollars uponit-while in the eight years Of
the succeeding Administration, which claimed to h.
hostile to this policy, there were upwards of six mil.
lions expended under this head Bat le, the fr
ures speak for themselves. They compiled
by the New York Courier, from official documents
Hr. adams smttrnal Improvement ettraraeane,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-01
10000 LBS BACON. for .asc by
MILLER X ROBERTS.
BEDFORD FEMALE SEfgHSARY.
Pupils will assemble an noudn,, October Isl

1Vl as a Portrait x Landscape Painter viii for the
year aow commencing, take charge OF a Glass of
Drawing and Painting Ills skill an AIst will offer
to pupils desiring icJi proficiency IN this accom-
rlishmcnt, advantages such rs lew schools can be-
stow. I'nce OF Fulton, ID dollars per annum,
WINTER NIroEM.--Dtcss and pelefine of bot
tle-green treasslap OF Mcrnu. with white Parta-
lets. and Aprons OF brown French Linen Bonnet
OF Cane or CHIP, Nuns pattern, trimmed with Cfin,-
son Ribbon.
Payment for Board ESQ., aud Tuition in the rcpu-
lar Studies $50 will be expected IN advance The
ices Tor Music, Dnwlnc, or ior other Studies not n
part oil the regular course will be PAYABLE nj the end
OF each Session. EDW'D. WM. JOHNSTON,
Prineipdt.
September Il 4tirofs