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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

- aH4KNE aess ~ -
SIxuuLAR .FoReIyENEss.sa Sir Wpher
Scott. in his article in the Quarterly Re-
view onthe CulIoden papers, mentions a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04

A N7a at Sense. A New York clergy-
man advises his hearers to subscribe and
pay for (in advance) a good newspaper
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-10-04
FOREIGN.
THE GREAT WESTERN

L Ii Il Vi HEAl w E.to LR4N
Arrived at New York on Monday night.
at half past ten. She left Bristol on the
evening Of the Sth of Sept. aud eXperien-
ced rough and bosterous weather on the
passage. Continued squalls and gales
prevailed through nearly the whole OF the
passage.
The Great Western arrived out from
! New York in IA 10 days.
The most important news by this arrival
is the State ofthe Foreign Grain Markets.
Our remarks in Thursdays paper
upon the state of the crops, the amount
of Grain in the market, prices, &c. &C.
will give as good an account ot the FOR
eign Markets bv tliis,as by the last arrival
Prices remained pretty much as they
were. The weather had been fine gener-
ally speaking The prices ut wheat have
not gone down any thing like what might
have been expected, which circum-
stance strengthens the belief previously en-
tertained that the harvest will be deficient
Those who are OF the opposite op'nion
believe that prices will come down, and
that shortly ---GreM interest and excite
ment was manifested in New York after
the arrival of the Great Western. The eff
feet upon tn marirt, however, was not
much. Flour fell 10 price only about 20
cents, and holders were generally firm, ana
disnosed 10 avail, further news. The Roy
Al William steam ship was TO sail for New
York on the Gotta ipst.
We give below all the news Of interest
received by this arrival. Tie French
Minister of Foreign Affairs has addressed
the Duke of MontebelIo, authorizing his
Eyceency to demand his passports, and
return to France, in the event Of tile reiti-
sal to expcl Prince Louis Napoleon from
the Swiss territory.
Messrs Curling and Young of Lime
house. tie builders of the British Queen ;
Which will in October, have begun steam
shin Of 5000 tons being 400 tons more 'han
the British Queen; she is not to be so long
as that vessel, but much wider.
A French bishopric has been established
in Algiers by papal bull,
Two eristttcs Of Paris fought a duel with
pistols, on The 81 of Sept. A lover was III
the case of course The fair dnelis's
fred twice, but nobody was hurt, and the
seconds intcrierred.
SrAIN.-The advces from this unhappy
kingdom are disastrous for the Queen.
Drama has been terribly defeated and repul-
sed in his attack upon More ELI, and com
peeled to retreat with severe loss OF men
and munitions. A great impulse was CIV
en- the Carlist cause by this success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

the Senate acquainted with this section. by saying 'a,
il wps in substance and principle, the provision oe,ru
bv the honorable Senator from South Carolina, (hf' Sa
bonnl nv wav of amendment to the bill reported ny
the committee 10 the Senate al the extra session IN sep
tember last. The only material change made ny Tue
committee had been to The gadalon OF the change
in The currency from fourths 10 sxhs so as 10 require
six instead of four years make the change enufe
THE spclon might not be drawn in the same words uSeu
Inv that Senator i'm his amendment, but with the e1ceP
lion inst named the substance was Identical.
| This was 4 feature OF lhe bill which former eHpefi'
e,cp assured him would be strongly concs,cu'
ne 1haps than any other Of its PROVISIONS IL wouo NC
rccolIrced by the Senate that al the extra session, Tue
committee had incorporated into their bill DO provision
in reference to the currency in which the pubic cues
huld be received aud that their opinion had been then
ynrsssed 10 the body TINT it would be most rxprdieh
In -uisa,e upon each OF these great points separately,
and Iv separate bills. different opinion was slEmns!
xorejsed al the time by several Senators, and different
amendments touching this subject oil Tie currency, were
early offered 10 the bill which the committee hld report.
Alter full debate and by deliberate YoleS, Tie at'eu
meu prcposrI y the Senator from D u vas aooPlea'
and pad.. par, Of the BILL Under these circumstances
Tie committee had felt constrained, IN making lieir re-
mort 81 This session. To include th:s provision IN tla re-
port, and to make it part OF The same measure when
should separate The finances OF the country ifo" .e
bunknn interests Of the county Hence Is Tue sec'o
ruw found in the bill presentedby the committee ahousi
il was not part Of their former report sun IL presents
question Of deep interest, OF gea. magnitude ohu %
which there great diversity OF opinion ana sreat uei
cacy of feeling well throughout! Tie country Us III Lille
ana the other House of Congress
ESye.ch ~ be continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13
E,OE'TR ".
/Eron tbs february Southern L.tera-y .Hcssee"ger)
A FAREWELL To NARY.
uxucs rRrREMA

/E,on ,hs February Southern L,tera-y .Hesseesgr.)
A FAREWELL To NARY.
ny vIRG!SIiS.
HERDS q sad farewell To the l"r.ly guest
Who has chcered our lonee>t hours-
Who with sweetest of smiles board has bosscd
And has strcwod our threshold with flowers
Oh. that maiden around my heart has twined;
For she's gay, and she's gentle, aud uriless,
And prefers the shade with fiend VIII" rs kInd,
Tothc glare Of q world that Is hcart'ess.
And though rupt, could gaze on an anseFs 'aee'
With cclr.ti i inte .ence cleaning;
Yet something fur swcclcr ihink con Truce
In u womans with tenderness bcnmins.
And wha, should care for a sptrkiinsc'e,
Who rrow every day older aud older:
And wha, aro sweet Gmrles and kisses to me-
Whose bosom is colder and collect:
But love the heart that's at'unel 10 play
Every note or of joy or Of snrrow
That can msrrily laugh with the joyous 10 cay
And wsep with the wrctched tomorrow.
Then here's farewell to the lovely guest,
Who has cheered ouI loneieat houfi- -,
xybo Win swcetcs, Of smiles hoard has blca,
And ha. strewrd our pathway with flowers.
Yet le, u. 10. A,ill too seishly gricve.
Nor Ic, her vuuac spirit be srddencd,
Snrr tho bon. Of her friends the fair maiden VIII ea'e
That mothers fund heart may BE- sl4ddehea'
Bu. rather we II u,insle smile with tear;
What union ever he sweetef,
Than tear OF regret for nniden so dear,
And smile for tho joys that vii! sree'h
Then last farewell to the lovely guest
Who has checrcd our lonecst hours
Who with sweetes, OF smiles halls has blessed,
And has slrcwed our threshold with flowers.
edmond, va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13
$4,000! 30 of $1,000:
ESroinla State LOTTERY,

= -J..
Glass No J. for the benefit OF the Rclmnnd ACADEMY
to be drawn at Alexandra. Virginia, on Saturday. e'
bruary Eth, 1888.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
$4,000! 10000! 5000 5000! 5000! $500! 1870 80
prizes of 900 dollars!
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
A package of whole tickets will be sent Tor S2'o-
Shares in PROMOTION Certificate Of package OF whots
will be sent for $3.50. Shares in proportion. %, Ad
dress the lucky Minister for them, hoy L.
Tickets in ali Lotteries for sale by the package single
ticket, by the al-lucky hol /,
Al the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eag gle, who has and is now selling more Cap~'
Prizes than any other render IN the known w'f'u
M Orders for Tickets from any part OF the onitr"
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or pTae
tickets thankfully received aud executed by return
mail will, the prompt attention as on persona! aP
plcaon and the Cornucopa sent gratis containing Tue
ff,ou,;nnH If addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
EaL S2-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

~IDEON LANGSTON-Take notice, that we shall
6 u proceed to take the dispositions Of Dr. Charles
Louisa, on Thursday, the lst day OF March next be-
tween sunrise and Of that day. to be read evil
dcnce in suit in Chancery pending in the Circuit,
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Louisa
y in which you plaintiff and we and others are de-
fendanis-and if from any the said dispositions
shall not be commenced and completed that day. we
shall proceed from day to day. between the hours
till conpleted-when and where you may attend, if you
choose NATHANIEL MILLS,
DAVID THOMSON
JOHN R. QUARLES,
Executors Of Ralph Qaarles, deceased
January II 13-wtlM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

New BAYK-The New Workers have scheme on
foot 10 establish new hank in their city TO va! The u
S Bank of PENNSYLVANIA, at Philadelphia. Ga-
The BASKs.-Thc conmotion amongst the Banks
will purre the country doubt, Of many !oten lnslitu.
lors. Many, especially, in the North and South west
will never resume payments, at all. Bot !he sound
Banks. will resume with increased public confidence,
having passed. with credit through the ordeal. The
bosom Of destruction will only sweep those which are
worthless md useless -U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

Drawing of Wellsburg Lottery, No J, tor l2"@-
drawn Goth inst. -. .
2 81 - 10 II II I 81 81 %
Nos 80 2 another capital, sold at the counter 10
n oen,lemnn from the country IN a package Always
apply to Hoy, prizes he is the pet son OF Madame
Fortune.
Hoy, is selling capital prizes, thousands upon thou
sands-he continues be the most fortunate veneer IN
the world. On the lIih inst, most iHagnihceh' Luz
,,rv 10 be drawn-Cap;lal $40 COOS Send orders 10
'''' ~ - EOYT.
On the 9th March Lottery dTaws-Cap'lai $S sou,
Tickets Ss1O-order them from HUI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

ylR TRCSTON OiVERsr take notice that, on the !hh day
o Mnc between sunrise and .n+e ut iG "'ce ." ihi-
lin ~ nl of Richmond sull proceed TO take The
spnsons Henry o. Montague aud others and If the srd
b. taken that day. The To be coniinu
cd from day SUNDAY csccpc until they all taken, which
dispositions be read evidence in certain suit nov de-
pcnps the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Of Car
onc wherein and others plaintiffs and myself and
cnusn attend WM. w. DICKINSON.
Earnlinc Feb. 6. Sl-w4wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13
BaGesER'S
E.rChassSe asaG lottery Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
II Something rare and splendid for 20 :HG'ch.
100000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 5.

n
500, GOO s25 900 $4,000 $4,000
Tickets 500, halves 10, quarters 5.
Whole ticket Ii % 80 in Alexandra Class
the capi,a prize of slO, OOO sold and paid usu.
ct sight, by - D''0H".
Alexandria s,etiery, Glass No. /.
for IS2S 10 be drawn in AlexundrIa, Saturday, 9Th
March. 1880 No Lottery. Is drawn out!
GRANp CAPITALS
| prize each Of SC0,O0n, S23 nOo $loD9o, $4,000!
co OnO, s. ono 81 800 81 900. $4,000. $500 81 00V
$4,000 81. 800. 81 go and 2ODO-3 I''z"s zach Of
81 GOO and : .5GO-5U prizes each oil S3eo. s"O SO0
800 and $500 NC &c. amounting 10 tI'e e"o!Nous
sum of Sl.Ue0,4GU.
Tickets SEQ shares in proportion.
Bigger respectfully requests his trends and patrons
10 send lurwaIi their orders as so"n rs IL may Hn arf
rnnvpnencr and his arrangements are slca HAT Eune
whose orders reach him u" bro:c the day o! drawing
can be Disappointed
Bigger has sold aud paid At sight ,l'" last week
less rhau six capital przs and the GA established For
tuat Lounye in full torrent OF triumphant sn'crss.
n, 10 rs As. the grand Capital Of $30C0l
., "a ~ do do 30Gua
If ~ 20 do do 21guG
IN JS 53 do do % GnG
81 d "a do d. 10000
And eich, Capitals Of $lUiG0 each, are lew "i the
leading Capitals sold and paid as usual with H''GkE.
sirht The same good fortune ana prompt pay ava,
ali Those who purchase their Tickets at BIGGER 5.
n Orders meet the most prompt attention, and IN al
cases the original (Managrrs) Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded, consequent mol liable any nisahe Or
dispute The Cash for nil Capital Prizes car bc had
usual at SIGHT, the moment the drawings are rec"yed
H. please address THO. b BIGGER.
ian 81 [7S-wGwl Richmond. Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

PERMITTING INK.-Just received at this Office,
supply Of johnson L. Durants Hinter Nc'cs IHk,
which will be sold for 25 cents per pound, for Cash
Sept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13
(.Sye,ch 10 be continued J

M,.s,ssIyyr SryAToR-As we anticipated, the Hon.
James Tol,er has been elected to fill the vacancy occa'
stoned by the resignation Of the Hon John BLACK. Inc
vote was-Troiter, G2; BodIey, 32; hudson, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13
January 2o

MNlNGO will stand for mares The ensuing season., 10
I'VE commence the 18th Of February, and terminate
the Is, of July 1882 al Cocpers Ferry, opposite Phia
delpha-.erms 100 dollars, and dollar TO the Groom;
to be paid within the season, and before the removal I"
the Mares Mr. William Cooper will furnish passurage
in abundance Of the best kind, on moderate terms, IN
the immediate vicinity Of the stand Of the horse; and
hay and will be supplied, if desired, by the quanu
IT, q, thu maj ket prices Also suitable accommodations
on reasonable terms for Persons who may OF sent ID
charge Of the Mares. The Stables extensive safe
and very superior.
Every attention will be given to guard against Gcc'
dents and escapes but liability will be incurred ioI
either The charges for keeping Mares are to be PAD
before their removal Pedgrees with the Mares vii be
acceotable and will be recorded. G.. IRVINE.
pb;IodplnLia JAM % 1888 TS-9anSl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

THVOBACCO.-Thel Inspectors Of Tobacco at the Pub
Il lie Warehouse in Richmond, have to inform the
planters and others sending obncco 10 the same that
there is now erecting crane for unloading tobacco
from uaggons, and arranged as 10 take the same out
of the Wagons Immediately into the house, without
being in the least exposed TO the weather. They will
also take this opportunity to say TO their old customers
and Others that they have made such arrangements for
the year, as will give every expedition to the business
Capt. VIM. Burton, late Inspector at Seobrooks Hare
house together with other aid, will TO doubt enable
them TO give general satisfaction. The freight and all
other charges will be advanced heretofore, obac
co consigned 10 The Warehouse and The sctest atten
lion paid to the same.
NJ c. LAKELAND takes pleasure in saying TO his old
friends and customers, and others, who may send their
tobacco 10 the Warehouse that his health is so far i'm
proved and improving that he hopes to he able to pay his
usual attention to their interest The planters are ad:
vised TO prevent mistakes) 10 mark their names in full
on at least head Of the hogshend of their tobacco
LAKELAND q MACON,
JAM IS T76-SSw1 Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

We learn, says the Cincinnati Express OF the 21h uIt
from passenger on steamboat which irlt yesterday
that lust before the boat started crowd had collected
about the Northern Bank Of Kentucky and It WAS ru'
uorrd that two men were killed in ii.
CoRrEcrloy In alluding last week, TO the report
tina, 4 new Administration paper %as to be started IN
Richmond we stated that If iie members OF tie Le
qsalure was spoken Of editor OF The new paper and
That the same individual would BE- put in nomination Tor
Councillor Of Slate That gentleman Hugh A.
Garland, ESQ.,, the Delegate from A!echienburg' we
have since been informed that sc were mistaken. and
that Mr. Gurnnd has intention and never had, OF es'
tablishinp paper at Richmond charlottesville Rep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

METM F. RlTCHIE, 7tiornrya and Counsellor at Lato
w late Of Richmond, Va now of Vicksburg, Mis-
sssipp-offers professional services 10 the public
He will attend the Courts nf Hnds. Madison, Yazoo,
Washington, Warren the Parish of Carroll, in Lousi.
ana-nnd the Supreme Federal, and Chnncery Courts,
at jacksonville expects TO remain most of the summer
IN vcksburg, and will attend promptly to any commu-
nications that may be addressed 10 him.
April 25 llo-f ;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

GANCHO FOR SALE--The subscriber wishes to
e sell his young Jack, sANCHO. He would mea-
sure about four feettw nches shod He is OF dark
colour and will be four years old in July next He is
descendant of Mr. David Rosss celebrated stock of
Jacks so we'll known in this State ANY person wishing
TO purchase or farm him. would do we'll TO call and
him. or communicate through his post office at Dabneys
Mills Louisa ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
Sno,spIvania county Feb / 1S3S. S2-W5w"
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&c, &c.

Tickets $40, shares in proportion for sale m every
variety at CLAhhE Cfrlo
All orders from the country (far and near promptly
attended to- if addressed 10 CHASTAlN CLARKE:
Riekm0nd 10.
1rr,ru @, 79-Wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

rules taken ia the clerk Office
m the Circuit superior Cout of Law md Cbaecis " Etlncc
Edward rurny tn, 9TH lay al Hc"emher. $50:
tnts wrli Josiah ri.iwc Reuben E.h; we'll if:Iy
Y Jenkins AMI Martha wife Sauda Anu and l:uenc Bright
we infant children Barnet 'n-twe dec md Ann b sht'
we'll Mary Bshtwe, Aurcw Bshtwr!, William EishtwrI,
Nathan shtwc aud John BIisEw"l which last mnfi'nr An
we'll dec which snd Sauhi and EnelHr Andrew " 'nIl,
Nathan john by their nlst friend, he said Charles sht
WE'LL ''1''''A''
against =, -
William Eri.iwclI and Nancy, his wife, aud ieTnmr fright
well, pr'cohunN
The defendant Alexander Erighwc Eo, avng entered s ap
ne given security according art Of the General As
scIv rules of this COu and il appearing that he 4 nor
this state the motion "f the pnt by coun-
AMI accordingly "rdcrcd THAI The
said Defendant, Alexander i.'wc do apncar here on the inst
ny April AMI answer the lants h; ana 'ha
ccpy of This order forthwith rd IN OF the public
10 wsunpcrs printed 81 Richmond Tor two months sue
ressvcy un also posted the font door OF the Courthouse Of
this county. copy-leste, ,,.o,c,,,, , n
170-wsw4 u. j. UNSHhl, I. I.
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CNAIsKlI's OFFICE,
Temple Of Fortune.
SEEriEpj:a Stale Lottery,

Fer the benefit Of The Richmond Academy.
Class No. | for 1875 .
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia. February IL, lc3
IS Number Lottery ~ Draacn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

IN Rules held the CLERK Office
of Superior Court of Law and Chaneeiy oil Motto
way county. the lst day Of February ISIS:
Nicholas T.. Davis and John Powell, ii.,) Plaintiffs.
against >,
Pete, Epcs and Francis anil Tomns W Ecs in thcown rights
aud a Francis Epc Oreuscd and n the said
Peter Epes, nriehuams:
The defendant Peter Epcs having entered his appearance
f Mi. Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he ia
nu, an inhabtant rc RS oJ>re9 That the
said defendant appear here the rot day Ut the next April
term of this Court the bill Of the plaintiffs cad n
COW of this order forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer
for two months uccessve md that another cops he posted al the
ff,at door of Court.h house Of this county.
'''' 4 Copy-Tcstc, c. ". FITZGERALD, d. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

a MELlA ACADEMY.-Al letters and papers for
"A the members of this Institution should hereafter be
directed, "Union Pos, Office, Powhatan." few va
cancies still 10 be filled WI. II. HARRISON.
F.b6 SI-w2w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-13

~LARKSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-.The
q Trustees Of the Carksville Female Academy have
elected Mr. Samuel L. Venable principal Of the instIiu
ton. They have also appointed young Lady OF up
prored qualifications, assistant teacher.-Mr. frnabe
will devote all his energies TO the School, which the
Trustees think will success to the enterprise as
he is gentleman of talents and finished education.
They believe he viii successfully teach all the branches
of thorough female cducalion md that parents md
guardians may safely commit their daughters TO his In-
strucon. The Trustees making arrangements to
furnish Inc School with the necessary Chemical aud fh'-
osophical Apparatus The frs, session Will commence
on the 18th day Of February next anc close The frs daY
Of August. The second session vii! commence the lei
day Of October.
Board, inclodng washing lights and fuel, be OBJ
tanned respectable families at from 40 TO 80 dollars pei
session Of five months.
Spelling, Reading and Wiring, per session, SIP
English Grammar, Natural History,
Ancient and Modern Geography, Arithmetic,
Geometry Ancient and Modern History, ,
Plane and Spherical 1'rig"ncmsry, Algebra, ~ !"
Chemistry Nau1al and Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic and MENTAL PhilO-
sophy, On "a
Music, extra, :" "a
Use Of instrument, do a. N
Latin and French, Go. ~ "a
Painting and Ornamental Branches, DO
Tuition 10 be paid 10 the Treasurer m advance.
SAMUEL l.. GRAHAM, PTeS'at"'
JOHN w. RISON, See1e'nry
H. NJ DANIEL, TREASURER.
SL,, II. HANS, NICHOLAS y. REAP r,,,,s
WILLIAM TowSs, ABm w. FEsAbLh,
II. NJ. SrEscEK, EDwis "A. ""'Lia"s'
SAML. S. WaTkIEs, n 7w
Jan. 49,,
1NsURANCE AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAus
BY FREThe Hartford Fire s iI 1"rs,S Fire H"I In.
ny Of Hartford Yop and ns eIo to
,b n'as, favorable terms against loss damage by
;ne ns, nrnlure and merchandise of every desc
sn and e sss g a"' . 81; ', ssys %
adjusted Shu Is nseeianed Application for insurance
o. ~, the undersigned will be attended TO-
ao0fesse' " HUBBARD Il GARDNER, !5s .,,
Jan +