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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

MEIIA ACADEMY.-rh" session If tiii institution
- Viii the 'h II January, end it 'rh ~ JUNE.
The nj studies vii! embrace Tho Ancient AMI Modern Ian
gnagcs, Mathematics, the Natural Sciences ad Bellies "tr and
designed prepare pupils l the Senior Glasses College
or University.
TEnM-Boal and Tuition Session Of months. slbo pay
able advance No nnHi i'll r permitted 10 board ~ The neigh
b0rood except Tn family ut relative. and no deduction made
fr absence from hut skncssPupls hr III" Richmond
find y conveyance Owen Tavern. ulns
Academy. Both ui thr srrihT graduate" Of The aiyrrS
and for their Teachers character
School. public referred tn. following
Professors onnS Tiuri, HARRISON and Rogers
of Virginia. rho l.. ~ -. 20, William < MARY: Gen, j"nn
Cnckr, Tuvanua lion. scott. Fmqni,r nn Rcard ~
Baker, Southampton; Vim. s. ifr,r Wm. j. haISiai" Esn
Dr. Thomas Hoau> and H. Mrae EIr.. Amelia. VIM Oh, E.p
and DR.. Vim. Cimp Pow ain. Gen Ja"!nr y. I,fvc Rich
nond Edmund Eurn and Charles T. Osborne Esqr rcr rsbur.
Direct post paid either al III" subscriber
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.
DONALD VI. HARRISON. \. VI
Dec fIk Hill Z. o., Amelia. t2-9aHlwNWiX
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HARRlsBt re, Dec. II.
Specie Paymea.S-It is said that the Banks of Penn
syvania have consented TO resume specie payments
the first of month. 1t is, indeed, high time they
should begin to think about it. The Legislature will
he their heels, and suppose they fearful
Tor the safety Of their charters, they would
now condeseend to express their willingness to
odatc the people But that people have been too long
tempered with, by Of these n!ercless Shylocks,
with the ',nonster at their head; and they ask
be heard. The day Of retrbution is a. hand and NO
betd: the institution that cannot give good account
Of itseif.-Statc Gazette.
REsrMrTIoS ~ PRovIDEscE.-We learn that seven
teen of the twenty-one Banks in Providence resumed
specie payments on Tuesday The Providence Jour.
nal, in announcing this fact, adds
s'The Banks not represented at the meeting will,
without doubt, think adopt the Most
Of the country Banks, learn have expressed their
readiness to pay specie SO soon as the 9aaks IN the
city should resume"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

The Madsonan of Saturday, in speaking Of the
Convention at Harrisburg, says:
1--WE should not be surprised # the influence Of the
friends of Cen Harrison in Pennsylvania, who throng
80 thicky around the Convention, should ultimately
control its decision. If so, the nomination will have
been made by the States that possibly vii! have no
electoral votes to give
You were right, Mr.. Mudisonan, this time !; it was
aseerained on the 5th, that Clay had in the Couvea
ton ten more than Harrison, but the delegates
were finally dragooned by Nessrt Stevens, Diskey
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Hnrml.n Grnrc Enr !SnLc.


SisiiNG 10 purcht.. farm srs'r lc. no" Offer io'
sal" my FARM on Pnmunky n."T cu'ainn: a.? Il
lies wln 30 nr. Of Eighmond 10 nf Sc Na'tapoa,
dnd mr ahHv" Ne" iH". There great abundance
The iumrda',t above and below. ard lEcr this
Laced r"uc Utc Of There i.g
body Of valuable wood land clear TIE land w, nd
w"ut icliy"r
within mite. OF IN" dnor. The fcpnkaGb wci b,rg
y- na.ty square, cor!Lnn. tl" aEi and hgn
-"ir Of iTPr"'"nnEi In woF ~ aoni ~ beauty aad cny
challenges wish farm Lower Virginia. Tn,
RTritirs overlooking Ia land.
OF III" rrm md Of good quny coRr. OF oy "ort
urS@ "ii Of n" kitchen rooms good dals,
excellent chousc two good ov-es houses isrg" bret
stable" house. barn. houses house, With
good horse good cabins and Tho
ward and garden handsomely enclosed n III. hest maeus
also house sufficiently
perfect health, with well OF the very bost the
yard.
Sl-o MEcHASiCKSvit.IE Tor sale.
land, snd j. situate the mbin ROAD "dira from Nsugob
church By nucys ferry Richmond. within mile. of the
II good stand and small irS good. black,
smith h"p, "hcelwusht shop md 1Efs
public house ih, rof. for d,uec OF % or 30 miles
The buildings Of dwelling house
kitchen dni", house Office,
shop blacksmith shor, b-des mht! houses
~ Address EGn"ld h'r2 Nlinm.
Nov ~ 5t--,-l WI. F. GAINES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

VINO AEE NoS-CnMwirTAL.-Thc recent Federal
Convention which met in his place, dourncG SIM dis
without having made any provision 10 issue an address
to the people OF The United States, explanatory of the
grounds upon which they claim their support, and with
out the passage Of single resolution expressive of then
own sentiments upon the various questions OF national
policy now in agitation Indeed far from acccding
in this particular 10 the reasonable expectations of the
public, proposition 10 appoint committee whose duty
II should be report address, openly and vio
lently OPPOSED b. Mr.. Leigh Of Virginia. and
eventually VOTED DOWN BY the almost unanimous
voice of the Convention. Who, would now ask is
afraid to meet the issue upon all The momcn,ous to-
pcs which now, in some measure, divide the American
people; Even the Sub Treasury-this raw head and
bloody bones which is constantly held IN tcrrorem be-
fore the atfrshtcd face Of Whggery-was left un-
touched and not single shaft hurled at il BY the
inccnsed gadators battling the side Of Federalism
Hereafter let US hear charges from that side Of ncn
commt,alism against Martin Van Buren,! 1t won't
do His views on all public questcns-Sub-T Treasury,
National Bank, Abolition, &c.-have been boldly pro-
claimed and all known TO the world. But those of
Granny Harrison, and the men who nominated him,
must be guessed ct-whch the leaders of Whiggery
doubt considered as good rule Of arriving at the OPT
Mon Of man any other. So il is-J It happens 10
Mt.-HGrriSburg Keystone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

Cns,rI " lI,v,sA.-We learn that Ilr Trst has
not vet lrfi Havana mt will immediately on the arr
va! Of Mr. C!lpp, who out not as Consul, but rs
Commissioners. 10 fl! the pac" of Consul 'urr! the
absence Of Mr. FIRST and until the questions gcctinE
him are dctcrinincd.--.G \. J"Hr NJ Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

The trade between the United States Of America and
Germany is gradually and rapidly Increasing. The re-
cent large cmigraons from Germany to this country
have introduced taste for the manufactures and pro-
auctions of tha, country which is gaining ground eve.
~ day
The attention Of our government has been directed
70 this subject and strong effort is making which has
in part succeeded 10 put the trade between the two
countries footing of equal advantage TO both Some
Of Importants:a pies loaded their intro
duc,on into Germany with duties which almost amount
10 prohibition, while on our part the products Of Ger
many subjected - very moderate mpoSt. The
consequence is, that the mportations from Germany
into the United States much greater than the mpor
ta,ions from the United States into Germany.
We have lately convcrsed with Mr.. Joshua Dodge,
who, for the last ten years and half, has been
poyed By government "a Its diplomatic agent in
Germany and who returned the other day IN the
British Queen. ilr Dodge visited all the countfes
included in the German Commercial Confederation,
made himself acquainted with the extent Of tI"r
lnrTcc direct and nd rect, with the United States,
tered MIC coinmun cation with their several govern
meats and with The aSseEI5, OF deputies Of the con-
federation, and endcavo-ed 10 impress them with the
necessity Of placing this commerce upon footing of
the airest RECIPROCITY order and improve it.
He labors have not been without
The governments of the confederation have been
brought to look upon the trade with America
important than they had hitherto considered it, both
their agriculture and 10 their growing manufactures,
and as likely within lex years, II properly Cherished,
grow into far greater importance. In consequence
OF this an important reduction has been made in the
duties on rice. which have recently been diminished
third namely, from three Prussan halcrs per cent
ncr 100 German pounds to two Prnssian thaers per
centncr The duty tobacco, of our most important
staples remains however, at the enormous rate Of d
thalers per ccmtncr notwithstanding this commodity Is
much consumed BY the Germans, who are always
smoking. The representations made by Alr. Dodge,
however, who has spared industry to collect and d.
Ges information on this subject, and lay j, before the
German governments, will it is expectcdSprocurc re-
duction of this duty also
The attention of our government to the German trade
has already been attended with rifng advantages;
and if through its cxcrions, this entire branch of our
commerce shall be placed footing Of mutual bc-
raty shall have cause 10 congratulate the country
Thr arrangements Tor this purpose can BE- best made
now, while tn" trade comparatively in lis infancy, and
while there are trwcst obstacles OF habit and interest to
sci nSdc.-.N ]. Posk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

The Vice President Of the United States arrived a.
louisville Ky, his return from tour in Arkansas,
Louisiana x the Sd inst and left that city on the
following day for his residence N Scott county, Men
tuckv He is expected 10 arrive in Washington 10 take
his station us presiding officer of the Senate OF the
States towards the close Of next week.
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Correspondence 9th. .7q5a7o .7dyr;tscr and C&ronic
IT, nnn

This morning, at eleven o'clock, the two Houses
organized The House Of Representatives was
called to order BY Mr. Williams Of Tuscaloosa, after
which John D. Phelan, Esq member from Tusca.
oosa, was unanimously elected Speaker who returned
his Acknowledgements in neat and appropriate speech
The following officers were then elected, TO vii Wm.
Garrett, Principal Clerk; Joseph Phenn, Assistant
Clerk; NJ. Priest, Engrossing Clerk; John Tatum,
Doorkeeper; and = Taylor, Messenger. As soon as
the election of officers over Mr.. Porter Of Tusca.
oosa introduced preamble and resolutions having for
their object the yeiief Of Mobile.
In the Senate the Hon. Green P Rice, Senator from
Morgan, was elected President without opposition;
Pleasant Hill, Secretary, and Hiram Hemph, ASSIST.
ant Secretary. Mr. Calhoun Of Dallas the former Pre-.
siaent, ucs NOT a candidate for Reelection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

We regret 10 learn from the Rochester Democrat.
that the illness Of Mrs. Kcmpshall wifi" 81 Thomas
Krmpshall, member of Congress from the Aonro" dis
trict IN Y. has terminated in her deccasc.-.NW. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

the year ls3!, cannot hs a@th-a inappropriate d ~
- x,,,.r.,,nrr
NELtoML ~ p1I nni-i.
".7ad after ham came nett tas can DefemeT,
lei h, through merry feaS'sR5 6'!ca ne Waae,
.4ad great 6oafr:S dlt not "e e"sa r'"fm'er.
WrLco.E-hncicni OF the year.
Though Inv face be pal. and drear.
.rhoush thine eve bp veil'd in night
Thou9h thy scat .r'd locks b. white,
Thoreh tby r.-bl. form he how'd
In the Inanrl. OF thu cloud
VII, December. with thee come
Al, The old dslihts al home;
Inyelirr never s,oi, the hour
In The summers rasy bower
Tran around ,hy social hearth
Whrn The few we love on earth,
W-uh their hearts Of holiday,
Meet = laugh the night away;
Ta!kin. of rhe Thousand things
That - t;m- give swiiteSt wings
Not unmiA'd with memories dear
such a in higher sphere,
Night hcdiin an angels eye,
Feelings OF The days gone ny
OF the friends VINO inahe part
OF our early heart ui hearti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19
Nov -

an CHhNCE3i NIRarHtk.At Ruo. holden ~ The Ci"fh =
Office u :he Circuit Superior Cour fla" hnh hancef! Tor the
county OF Buckingham, the ii DAY Of Sovsnber, !eo9
lillian ~. Word fiiinil:
h.Gn.i
Samuel Hobart and sarsa", hs wife and George Booklet
Of SAMUEL Jones' dec a. DETERMINES:
he defendants, Samuel lubu Narar" jan" hi- "i" no"
hnvin. entcrc mad given rcuny ncc"H! NJ
Assembly and the nis OF ths can't and aSas' "
satisfactory evidence thy uhtbIiah- 90 ut county
T. ote The I absent defendants DO dIptA mere on "
ana answer IN" hill {" ~" iitn
thu order t onh"iih nsorlei "a some
newspaper pun- the city of Eicmoni iof ~" month" sue
cc-svey posted III" hont door Of tie court h"us -" tn'
cOunty A cupy-Je-tc.
RuLfE ELURlDGE E. c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

IN CHiNCERi-EIRGfSf,, Ia wit AT rul"s held IN the
Clerks Office Circuit Superior Law and Chan
Gerry Poatan County from the I'd the :th dl. December
inclusive. in the year 1893:
Richard Bass Plaintiff:
Henry W. Watkins, administrator Of Claiborne Watkins decd
and Charles r. Mosclev Layaia H. wife; formerly Law
nia n. Watkins, and others Defendants.
The defendants Charles K. Noery and Iaynia y. his wifi,
having appearance" according
Assembly and the ru> this and appearing
satisfactory evidence they inhabitants uf tbs
mnnwsaih motion the Tlt' By hi Attorney II
ordered that III; said Cha H. Moscy and his wi appear be-
fJ TIL Judge Circuit Court Ut La" aud Chance"
Tor 70" aan County, III house u -nd County,
the uf Nay the ball u the panti
ami give security fr PERFORMING such decree the cont
make herein, aud that couy Of this ord b. forthwith inserted
spapcr published The ui Ri5hmtnd 1i con-
rnued r months excessively. and that another copy ec
posted al The front door III" court house Of th county
Copy-Tc..r,
X. F. GRAVES, d. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

Srrcir PAyMExTs-The Blackstone Canal Bank,
ard the Arcade Bank al Providence, have resumed
specie payments. The Providence Bank, IN rrori-
dcncc, resumed few days since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

1t is said tia, George VI. Dallas, Of Pennsylvania.
late Minister TO Russia is 10 succeed Mr. Gtundy il,
the office of Attorney General II Is also said that Air
C. G. Ca.nbrecng. viii soon be nominated Minister
10 RIssia.-.imeriCaR .'drertiser.
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op,II0IS o1C TITS OpT0slTICN PRESS.


The following extracts from an able article IN In.
last Cincinnati Gazette, edited by Charles Hammond
certainly the most profound Jurst connected with the
press Of the L. SIS strong confirmation of the rec
itude of the decision of the House in regard 10 the
New Jersey case :--Gi0bc.
OR6ASIZarIoS OF TIE HousE.-lhc more reject
upon the points raised, in organizing Congress- the
stronger my impressions, that the course pursued
by the Clerk, far "a ne permitted 10 TO- is the
safest for the protection OF every interest The New
jersey case is Of real contest where the contend
ing parties act in good faith toward each other and To-
ward the public One set of members claim their seats
ara INST the majority of actually polcd, at the
election In their support, il urged that they are Tor
tilted by the acknowledged forms of law, which so FAR
make present right. But this is nota safe rule. The
House is the exclusive and final Judge and think IT
should take the contest IN ITS hrs stages, ana carry
il back 10 the orig FINAL facts
Ii rights can be founded upon official papers, Inde
pendent of the real facts scoundrc tunconarcs mag
always be found in office furnish such papers, to sub
serve party purposes.
When the House in the act Of organization, the his.
torcal fac, Of brAa fdC contest is always before them
lfthc returned members scat is in real contest let his
name be passed with notice BY the Clerk; when the
cal! is through before other step taken IN organ
izaton, the members present should decide how lar
the contest was OF character to he then acted upon
This decision should be made before any officer cho
sen.
If, as the Clerk proposed the five New Jersey mem.
bers had been passed, the same thing should have been
done in the Ingrrsoll case When the members OF
disputed right had been called then the question shdnd
have been propountcd, Sh0H the Hcw Jersey d'gatia
be oddcd'" My response 10 his cetl roata be, ".No
Here is real contest and Shoud hare TW ffoniRs.
tion before either party is aiorccd TO sit The Penn
sylvana would come immediately, and the same
question would be submitted: "ShaH Mr.. .Sa0r be 0d-
united to tie role Ny anstcer 'ro|d DC ns'an, YES
His where The acGl rate and tie cGiria! ccr
nicate correspond.
| have thought great deal upon this subject, and
have carefully considered the host o abuses to which
the purity ofclccon exposed and the best means OF
defeating fraudulent movements in those officials who
take and certify the votes and issue final certificates
Some such course as that here suggested, is the most
effcctua that | think Of If too much effect is al
lowed to official rcars every temptation IS held out
TO obtain Them right or wrong lfoncc claimant
get himself seated Congress, he is Of session
seat, with wages and conesng costs, and Congress
man nfluencr--an influence tina, makes his removal
almost impracticahlr | would prevent this by sub
iccng every claimant 10 scnc scrutiny by The body in
It's organization.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

LHh>GERi viRGi>t. AT Court of Quarterly Sc-sIo1s
held tor LOUISA tn" Courthouse thereof.
Oh Tuc-Gry, Nov tIni"r Ilc l2th. l-sJ
jones Shelton HI night md committee OF William
shelton. 4 PEI son o. unsound mnd, Plaintiff.
against
William Shrion minr., John Shelton, Elizabeth Winston, Ann
Hare. franklin Shelton. William Crawford iGrksrs"n Gud
anl her ,hi5rn, shelton Frtrr, Landor Fua' :
cai"a Wharton aaG I.u"rd nj wif Rich'rl. -nnu" tou-l
juil! Far. md fh"'ra. D. shei"
auI sr Shelton William aua Samuel L. h.. Jubu.
William f;rubG-. John - GOD" nd sui i,i h wife,
Scr.gs fo wifi, sash fnn Fleming 7 r.h
Nancy chhrah ". Perkins and LcinI hs VIE,
Nnv" jones, Thonn- Jonrs, Jason Stant-
snt Amanda h wi, VIM. Et and MTtba h, "c ana Lewis
Curte mud Sarah b. vito, usien11ntS
The leiemnt., Fmnsin shelton, William Cra"i9r! DcAsn-
and m 1ifn and their children, Shelton Fatnr a"d"n
Fartts c!irn Wharton add LUCINDA ht "Iie SHns FtTfhi
Coush Fdgr Judith Fartar William ard Samuel Lease, john
jams. William ;rnbb Flick Moss and Susan his WIFE, hos
Matthew Faur Richard and John Fa'raf, Ehch Van
Sarah his Elizabeth, SusnH Mauh ani 50
Eliza A. and Lucy p L-Hk also III" ciGt1H q" Geo.
ati k ,he wharton vus entered rif aFpcsITUr" nn
given according ard tho '- a" thu court, a." 4
an3utrn. the ipa not lmhth;
tbs o the plaintiff b! h. COUNSEL II ~
naned defendants 10 aprer before h'
Couny Court nf Lui- the Courthouse
uEihe second Monday February ne,t and answer the oil OF tie
paat uni copy tics ORDER be forthwith s.tG IN onc
new.p per published Richmond for months
ce-sive po"d the Of The Courthouse al i'
county some court dDy. \ Cupy-Io-ie.
JUi.S HUNTER. c. L. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

NUICEWa committed IL the lnIl OF the county 81 Caro-
line, runaway, the lli day Of September last a
bright maIatto Woman who calls herself "Lr.!"oA CoitiN,
about the usual size, supposed between 50 aud TO wears old
had when committed blu. speckcd drcss and cap Tie
requested hTv ard! prove property and take her
away, she sill &c d,ai with accCrdin. TO Law.
GT;1. l.. GROVES, Ja.!sr.
f1-2u
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and Co., into the nomination of Gen. Harrison, and
immediately insued Inc friends Of he either CANDIDATES
by splendid illumination Of the Harrison , S,,
tiers, in honor Of The victory over McssFs Clay an"
Scott. t,or
If the Clay mon shall support tn" nomination cheer
fully tLcy viii confirm what Mr. Stevens said Of them,
that ,hcf are poor devils, and dare moi DO any thihe
else than confirm the nomination he had made
VS. ' rPrnus uIraU;a kcHstOpc.
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DOMESTIC.

MLLEDGEvrLLE, December l0.-Thc Senate has
passed Resolutions in relation 10 the Banks, Of which
the following is tho substance:
The Executive is 10 appoint an Investigating Com
miiter two, 10 examine the condition ofaIl tn" Banks,
and if any of them deemed uns0und apply for
injunction, and the appointment Of Receiver to
take charge of the assets And if any Bank should
fuse an inspection of its Books, then the Executive
shall issue Proclamation directing its bills not to be-
received in payment Of any public dues. until il shall
comply with such demand of the CoRmittce.
The Executive is to report the proceedings of the
Committee, TO the next Legislature
SfFrom INC Correspondent II us.iugus,a Ccp>'itrtiocoJ
MILLIpGEyILLE, Dec. ln-The following preamble
and resolution, offered some time ago by Mr.. Bates
were taken up, and adopted, yeas 30 naJsa 335:
.'Nicrcas the measures Of the Federal
under the administration OF Martin Van Buren, ave
met the decided appreciation Of large majority of the
citizens of this State, and ci character, in the or
Mon of this General Assembly 10 cntitic him 10 re.
election for another Presidential term: And whereas
the high character and long and faithful services of the
Hon John Forsyth make him the favori,c of Gcor.
ga, and the consistency Of his principles the true and
unwavcrng support OF the great Republican interest o:
his country, strongly recommend him to the Denocra.
tic party of the L. S for the Vice Presidency of the
Z. s.
''Bc therefore resolved by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State of Georgia in General As.
scbly met and is hereby resolved That Martin Van
Buren, and John FORSYTH br recommended By this &c.
neral Assembly 10 the Democracy Of The L. ), and Il
the people Of this State the former for reelection 10
the office Of President Of the L. s. and the latter for
the Office Of Nic, Prra;t!ca:'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

FRANK OF VIRGIN A.. AccuI. {" the 9TH .-Ct"U 81
Assembly passed ID. 22i March. s31 Establishing
general the urP"taon OF Btnk., the tf-sIrn
Uc E" tr Bink "l have ap1rurd 'hta g'ne
u III. 0r.A0derS std h,rk - held on The h
Tuesday gnhry ~ u'ciEck, y NJ. N the rncir
C 81 Richmond, he appointment on thu" rnr
lGc'o uf h- fncrT1 Bank |Td OF iou Directors Il"
he f. ches thereof Who .hs be iokhodes holding
fSo shares each md he citizens OF tins state 10 "Sr
other Directors araointcJ by the Executive III" eh.Gn.
wear.
natiuion the last election Of Directions. as by Ar
Stock aulrrs been placed under entirely organ'z
deemed proper iha, full representation OF the shafrs
b. had and that end advised that PC"se. may be pro-
pcr executed and forwarded by such stockholders as
II lind II Improvement Ia attend IN person.
By ordsr ~ tie Boord ri Directors.
Nav u ,,-ril A ROBINSON Is.. ca sbisr.
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APPOINTMENTS ny TIE PRESIDENT,

Robert r. Reid 10 b. Governor oil the Territory o.
Florida in the place of Richard X. Call superseded
L. T. Pcasc, Receiver Of Publ" Moneys al Green
Bay Wisconsin, vice Thomas Lee, removed.
John Goodin, Receiver Of Public Moneys 4, Marion
Ohio vice David f.. Owen, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-19

The report that the Albany militia had returned from
the manor on Wednesday evening mistake The
following is from the Albany Evening Journal of yes
terday afternoon:
THE MANOR Discrimination. Aver Of Mont
gomery county, with five hundred troops ordered on
Monday evening last, arrived in this city last evening
We are happy to announce that communications have
been received from the town: interested which autho
rise confident hope that all further resistance to the
execution of the law has been abandoned. The nfor-
nation received from the Sheriff last evening is, that he
successfully executing his process without resist
ance Under these circumstances Gen. Ayerill has
been ordered 10 return with the troops under his
mand-.3(b1nv Journal