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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

rrir,r published ree times soeek during the session
sac Latare and sisr :.ses as5I Ias rest d tas ysa
r,e Dollars per and Three Dollars 70, six months
aiyance be paid IA tas eSee or RENTED by MALL post
paEaM =. I,,afs pcr a;inam at the end of HE year.
pail " IN il office may he RENTED per mall in good and
ganS notes. nj the risk Of the Editor; &c postage Of al
a'I'a p.l bs TIC Urerstihe postage of single letter
h any account the writer IL Is The accumulation of
a y nm Intensive business which operates as serious tax
n hr win pay papers, annually, shall have the
,s1ia % .,,, hereafter he considered as incurred
~ iylncr and years pubiration, unless special!
ana aa IN >usl time, aad paid for IN advance for that shorter
,a.. when ordered. - = 80, ,,,,. -, !, -,
rher unless paid for IN advance, or satisfactory re
sR' ) &; some And accessible person III gard 10
r his payment. But in case OF an order for pub
ne without payment, from new subscriber who IS "nac-
saa,ntr with The conditions single nGns may DC se'' con
sn,n, OF accompanied by, u copy oil tiis fego,aloi
~ e names all subscribers whose aiir to pay may be
~ ihr Publisher and who remain nd.oteu on ors !.
,- end Of tao years, from the time when The advanced
Vas due shall erased from the list oil sahscrhcrS
y: '"' Resolutions Of lis Editorial toaren.0a g "a.
Solutions are some OF the Of the collective wis
@ The bitter experience uf the Editorial Corps oi
mai were assembled al Richmond, on ths lh ,a' 1
Us these Resolutions determined I" nc ;a
% Press recommend, and our own i'efes Suie, M
~ errncc them Several of the AherlcSn s 81 NV h
Vs. ,Sr En.lSh custom Of CASA PasHs" NO GUS VI i,n "
80 W NV an abuse of Credit Sysen, than the Editors OF
newspapers The great disniy h 'E Resansions Of the
cn >;'' n;in we have induced continue several
Cd the Boob T n ns IN eyarv 80 ,T Who
We a Ira will positively he stricken off from our roll
- ,,,n.ar.inrlIt Of next vo!nnie
al """ Terms OF ADVERTISING.
-, rha, II b. recommended 10 the Editors Of Newspa-
The Commonwealth, 10 publish NJ the head o' t!cit
ps r,~> f ADVERTISING and that they strictly adhere 70
,nt TIN, these prices he always suci, as 20 give IAN
Nv -, IN ;uI The labor performed
eoaS"'''" Resolution If the Editorial Canrertion.
II sixteen ncs less, frs, insertion, 20 cents; for
* ,,r,,arlnrn - cents ., -, ,
5 distance must be accompanied with the advance
''' .,.,f,.i,ry references, 10 inSUr. execution
paw ADVERTISING Ulay amount TO SioO per ahnhi 4
i. made per cent, and I" S' Of ioper cent
t:' "a more aud .HIrriGsss from the country, whenever
~ ;iur is unknown nj this office, must be althen-
.a cnt>,;"n of the Postmaster IN the nsishanrhocd
i, ma ra,c be published Every measure, that has
uh ,,.n npas;ionS aud Iuizzes, has proved hereto
'"lr We must. therefore, insist ~ such case upon
certified by the name oil The postmaster.
.".,..,,.sbls ~ tisi'itcr.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
9itli
Stratton's Office.

TICKETS in Ill the Lotteries, aud the really lucky numbers u
i sale SrRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Va Icesbue Lottery No = EN- drawn Feb 10
IL 3 "a 3 Ii II 20 40 10 80 81 CO
Ticket Nos l6 - I'll another sold and cascd by
Drawn in Sussex County l,cy, M. s. drawn Feb 10
IL 80 y 81 IS "a al IS I'll 81
Ticket Nos. :. ~ IL prize of 81 ,0:.I
Drawn Nos in Tow Hall Iortery No 3 drawn Feb ~
IL "a is &. 20 ~ ~ Is ~ u ~ q
Which,. Ticket Nus. II 70 -, prize Of Sl0 All sold ana
caShcd by Straton the all prize seller.
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery No g drawn Feb a.
IS 2 81 10 G3 TO - II A. i5 ] IS
Ticket Nos II 45 another capital sold and cashed by STRAI
TON.
Drawn Nos in Consolidated Lottery Of Nd drawn Feb
50 IA IL ~ 10 % - g 80 81 "A
Half Ticket Nos II 80 81, sold aud caSed hy STRATTON
Drawn Nos in Sussex County Lottery No s. drawn Feb "a
| - 70 81 IL
Ticket Nos. | II 10 Two sold and cash"d, y
d.. do !. ~ "a S'rRAT"rON.
Drawn Nos. Va Wris,us Lottery, No drawn Feb. 90.
70 - 81 4G % II - 40 ~ II 81 81
Whole Ticket Nos. II 81 &C. prize Of $2 All ola and
cashed By STRATTON.
NB-orders from the country promptly and conhdcnay
tended 10 if addressed TO n. STRtTTON,
Richmond, Ia
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

Errac, from r. ~ Basgs Speech, dcered in tie House. Of
Delegates Iia Et6, 1897,
But Mr. Rives opposed TO the SubTrcasur. The Wings
estopped from urptpr him solely this gound for they
again and again said, that II was subordinate question
denounced all those who have said that involved
of political issues But admit that the Currency
that absorbs all others; Mr. Rvrs
with the WING party this sbjcc deny that he is with the
Wings even upon this question On the contrary say thai The
whole Wing party the and especially in Nir
rina are Committed favor of the h1reasrr against The
Pet Bank system. What the facs In 1874 Cen Gordon in
proposition Congress. which the ai the
Treasury In favor Of it, 81 Wings voted John Roher.snn
the REPRESENTATIVE of district finding many had voted
against Goron h because they dappDvcd of its prnei
pies but they thought crudey drawn, introduced
that system which then before the
House. be referred the Committee of Ways and Means
which brought in with instructions provide for dirors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
Jan 81

n, AUTION-The Managers of the North American Land Com
panv deem proper state, that by valid deed 9" con-
yeysncn dated the m March, 1885, founded upon i ana
valuable considerations Robert Morris and wife, John Nicholson
and wifi and James Gcenaf granted and sold To lhonas
John Nixon John Barclay a. trustees tr the use anu ne
net of the said North American Land Copay The following
lands in the Of Virginia. as IN the said deed more
infinitely described. VIZ: .
o. 900 acres then in Washington county
4i,Ij5 IL acres then IN Harrison county.
then in Ohio county
TX Ss,j acres then in Randolph county.
3I0n2J 81 acres tlen in montgomery county
5G35, acres then Grccnhricr county.
10000 acres then in Russell county,
81 $50 then in knnawla county,. = $3.50. -
In addition 10 being recorded al Philadelphia in Dcedhook No.
81 Pace said deed motion Of the rustes 10 me
General Court held the Capitol Richmond was ordered 10 De
bcrn recorded See OrderhoOk, No. "a, Page SD, &c -
h. oririnal the hands Of the Managers Az
o in lands from the ganto AT the execution Of
the above deed the public hereby cautioned against
any norton thereof belonging 10 the estates oil cher
Robert Morris Nicholson ames treenlca or
anv e for the unless il is derived from the North Ahe-
can Land Company, its authorized asrnts . VI,
H. NIXON,
ROBERT PORTER,
BENJAMIN KUGLER,
JOHN VAUGHAN,
managers
| Philadelphia, Jan. 90, ls4o =, ,, w
nh. Wrelnp Advertiser and the Republican, ParkcrshIs va,
will insert the above eight publications. ana ot"au
| their accounts this ofice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

,HE subscriber respectfully informs city and country at
b,, lie IL NOW manufacturing for the ensuing spring trade
,, OF HATS than has heretofore offered to The
public They will Of the various Qualities colours ana
,,n.s noy in ,,sn arrangements lie has reech! mhu
vii; crrespondcnts New York. lie viii he cnaca 10 present
" Lis csmcrs the styles, directly On tier being started
n that city. ,d ,.u c,s,omcYs ,b,, his
If sJ skill and experience and Of the very best materials IN
ported 10 this country. ,, So f,nd - =. =, ,oy "a \,
- - n, tho Sorti--as OF manufacturing
~ here than there with the exception o te ish on
the raw material from New YORK 10 h''"''o' "'> ~
fraction. ,r u..or,. materials purcba sed
nj the importers, Wnl s ,, VII ~ JOHN DOOLEY.
store Opposite tHc oiu --uin''' 79-3m
Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
D. S. GREGORY & CO.. Maporers.

GRAND cArlrALS Fo& MARCH-sto,003 dollars. for tho
'-and S5s sai dollars, Nett, s5o,o9p for the alst.
Virginia State Lottery,
for ehdowng the Leesburg Academy aud for other purposes
% Glass No. ,, FOR lsin
70 @ ''''" at st'r Gs%S D sc siIs The "a March,
S40,0c0-l5, 000-5 O00-3, 000-2, 5OO-22o7
90 p1ss of $780, so of $780, &c Tickets only slo
Certificates of packages Of &c Whole Tickets $780, Shares in
proportion,
Virginia State Lottery,
For The benefit of the Monongaa Academy.
Glass; No. 3, FOR $780,
% @ ae''H at a'fn S :" s1TasG l Of March, 1870
S3Oc00-l0,00O-5,o0 G-3, $685. 70-3, G0O-25 500
!, prizes Of 50 ESQ; GO of 300 Tickets only $780,
Certificate OF packages of DC While Tickets S3o Shares in
proportion.
Most splendid Capital And
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit ofe Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association
Glass No. 5, FOR 1919.
To be dram CT 4eranara, Yn Saturday. asi March, 1870
GRAND SCHEME
,S5S,s24 Dollars!
$20000T0,0 O0-5,0OO-3,222 S-3,000.
100 prizes OF 50 $780, TO ofa Tickets only slo
halves s. quarters 30.
proportion.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Town If WellSburg
CLASS No. 3 1910.
To be dra'" at aesassr ~ p sg,srIHy ' March, lso
30,0o0-lo,0o 5000 1000, 50G-2,O 00-l,7E
% prizes Of 900; p of 5D0 2S of 00 200 of 900 &c
Tickets only $40; halves 5; quarters 50.
Certificates Of packages OF u Whole Tickets S3) Shares in
Far Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages in the above
Splendid observation-disclosures
',' D. 5. GREGORY { CO.. .Haaesrrs.
Richmond, IA.
Drawings Immediately after they are over 10 order
as above.
F,bal 9i-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

\ 'WEnNViLiE SEMINARY.-The exercises Of the third
~ = tbs SEMINARY VIII be resumed on the t!! Jania-
me plan u Instruction will afford an extensive cour-e,
as tlr!ors classical authors, and the most hseihi
% Mathematics. From several years of practical eApe,
80 cns, hlvin" applied himselfcioscy 10 sudies ana
'of public cAlmlE1'ions the undersigned feels an as
i t"n.dhncG that students in this institution can be- ~
AMI p"pr, instructed in their classical requirements,
'a w necessary business transactions, as IN any sinaf
NJ ~ r S!Gc And in presenting the institution TO pub
'':r the undersigned dccas not improper TO express
and opinions G2on the subject of teaching He deems
o "a the ra OF the teacher first tn make himself &C
~ WA TIE disposition and capacity Of the pupil II Tue
gi ~ perception Z" the pupil be unready ana sio" 10 eni-
we traeEct r be patient and slow IN Inpart;ns ihf-
M however Keeping the mind closely exercised ana care
70 tall IN the other extreme that the mind may pro
a. i'thcGd Tie matter. When the faculties OF the ininu
b. hNncf nv system Of reasoning and thinking, thcre
ss ITSELF viii enlarge and expand according 10 the
pl7" ana perseverance OF the student. IL industry ahu a'
%aht'h. "a the oi the student the teacher mis'
I" The disposition TO effect the ot!eci IL TIC
In ana comprehensive, added 10 industry ana aIpica
Then' -" "iiStfct * not unpicasing.
tpl .rn observes, that his school VIII be governed ny
,ngs Nitson" discipline that he designs IN lead rather
tes 'he ihd bat coercve Will be resorted TO- II ne
faa.s,J H. The undersigned further observes to his pat
HAT his school the present year, has been Scrai
Va i ntforised, and rests with confidence upon then
n. ana encouragement, and trusts that however ioI
s, TOWN OF favor that merit will not he unrewarded BY
lon ~ for the scholastic year of 10 months, $40. TUT
H M 'i1ssr 50; for The higher branches of English
S, =. 'ae MINOR branches 500 ]. J. GREGG.
---.NIt, brunswick, Dec. IL. 67-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

y LlGrh.> very tine stallion iSa beautiful dappr grey,
: TAU 1T inches high, aHl possessing innchse power ne
y Amra0 Eclipse and pedigree Throughout OF the puresi
avg! t NIL bother /" III: not"l race mart arisi Lance anu
A'!y IL dana also the dam OF Roman, spishdiu ana
Afsn ~ frum one fonr miles; anu, mai Is re
a- m TIA. neither cf these horses ever broke aown not
Ntau great number of they which, IN ms HUNS
" 'n,au ,rc very great consideration WIN those VINO
a n. M the iif II very often happens OF hte that list
hiN begin distinguish themselves upon the TURF their legs
q >inrws .iye wav
81 l@t:rr my STABLE Spring Grove, Hanover County,
North Of The city If R!charnd, and l2 miles West o tue
aoa> To Ne h 10 25,,e season, and S5 TO insure
mare 70 b! fal; parin. with the will forfeit the si-
nag, m3r On dollar viii he expected TO the Groom IN eae
~ Wars Wi I'd with grain a; 80 cents per day. ana sooi
ff' '4h>I"d GRATIS Every Will h. taken 10 prevent
~.
- Ledger has PROVEN himself ana good foal-geer; ms
- t'= "Hl! yelrs Old, and have been trained
a ~: stallion in the state his reputation that stands
'sr.sha ,"iGcea price.
~ : Ledger. fun pedigree performances, &c. sec hand bills
WM. l.. WHITE.
YER, fine young Stallion, 4years old by t;oah
nv VII M veFy reasonable terms, or will farm INN cut
T7s mar! IL" form and color Of his cTands:rc old ECLIPSE
=. ts1e,a s;a.lc w i. w.
tsh2! GLOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
.pcp.vr WINNER OF THE GREAT ST hbI s Els ". W.

,rARGRAvE WINNER OF THE GnsA sl Which has
wi asain occupy my cables the present s'"'''
/" ,:snd at So
at all Stations in tbs Of axrare so sa for each
induced offer The Mares be well fed win gram
mare with 81 to te s sn No mare with the Horse will he
and hay at 40 paid and for the seasons o.
delivered until money paid when the mare Is served.
do not rcipans boarded without chageno
Every precaion taken to prevent aecueh
for wipes, but no liability for either.
or the performances OF NargrGus and his stock Wch
ed on the English Turf 1888 and 1892 the pubic Is recfca
TO the English Racing Calendars.
My address, Richmond, Va. ,,,u,,,ucoN
Fob % p3+2awsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
| S.,aRIAGES. RAnnI.Curc =

y yhn.n'tS, BhRorCHES, BucGIEs AND SuLkiES.-
n-., cflbet has hand his Coach shop on Market
caa Crn the Old Market and Seabrook's ware housc
{" h. own Barouehes, Brggies sanhopes and snlkies
and second hand, all Of the best
sc, ~ ~ and ma,'raswhch he will sell as low as any
nr same Kind be bought in this ciy-and all new
In, done usual in the hest MANNER shortest
Fsss, MICAJAH MANGUM.
gS-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
HATS! HATs!! HATs!!!

pc.rr ord r.oil tashionahe and cheap Hat ana ~
store above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern NUN
Street, Richmond, Va. , ,x,n,ce which he has re-
ceycd from The citizens Of Virginia, since nc hi. and
year, respectfully asks isaSe ~ assortment HATS
which he can confidence Of the
ana ssh 1na a Ts
surpassed by Hats ever oe" themselves with Hat
sed @h good durable ad Is Ss Shioaabe Hal
most reasonable price, will please Tavern where they
store, above and nearly opposite w 49,
not fail 10 themselves. NJ IT. STEEDS.
Inn Sf-u u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, Ypsiaia.

MAMMOTH SCHEME FOR April. ls
LEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass A., for 1910. To be drawn
- alexandria, d. C., Saturday, 18Th April, lsiD
prize of s75D01 oGJ p0 10000, $3.50,
00o 1000 $780, iooo 26 2501 10 2l0 20 of $780,
% Of 1890; 80 Of lOJand others amounting in all TO iaa
Que .H-Hinn If Dollars.
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters 5; cchths 80.
The above certainly the richest scheme that has been offered
public for long Orders for Ticket. in it should he
addressed ,ci.lout Gsiag, to u. NJ I0YT,
Richmond Ia
80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

W Will ~ SHEEN, .9uorpss at Lar, CovnCton, FirsSS.
A,aan regularly in the Superior and Inferior &C gu
Mo CON-, ne,ont, Rockbrdge and Grecnbrier III m a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

that did do Mr. Rvcs injustice in this ctic!sn s she"
by Mr. Fontaine published in the Wing on The an OF
February four days after this speech delivered; but whch Us
w '''' '''"'' C.srIr IILl, Jan. a2d, 20.
My Sir-I find that entirely private letter Of mine has
in this land Of universal Heioy found ITS 10 the fIe al
lhc letter Of Albany, which has been published IN
The Evening Journal Of That city. lenclosc letter from
showing this responsibility without any concur
mine will, doubtless eneavor Z" make out OF II
something horrible ,reasoncsc raise another panic s
the semrrir story is ming Bat dGt y te IN
our hsarr into witt that the people o. ~ o
had had spirit and Independence TO stick tier principles and
sill oppose the destructive policy nf the sub treasury, &c W
spite of the personal and eectoneering Efforts OF me y,
himself them from their convictions ana ne nu
YOu wilt perceive thai the last paragraph OF my M
evident alson 10 the nomination o Cen sco, e
Harrisburg Convention, which then expected by mos q Vs.
rc,tar To Nnw York have due Conservative
there should he mystery about Tins business MOI
that ground left suspicion that had any asen
cy, direct indirect, in the publication "' ms letter.
Very truly your friend,
W. {. RIVES.
from the speech John s. fendeton made last winter
lint we are asked sT'hy don't mr Rives avow himself
Whir:' Now, opinion that the prrsons who ash
would be the m IA denupnce Mr. Rves lie
irh avosval And do think, thai The dcnunca
would he without am prepared say, that
would myself hive ruted for him. il he hal made such drclar
tint would h. declaration der the circumstances most dis
cedtaht TO his riararter and unberoming his IL has
the Old Virginia. require de
the vile odenacneuss rcctioneercr But such
requion in strict accordance with the high "nsiOns o ou
party. claim 10 be- an afiaticn Of patriotic ANNA
ted ~ honorable motives la5c.;ng public good we
have ut least proportion of the oncr the virtue and me
dom Of the country. shoud such party thi; descend from
lis high altitude honorable association, TO thai az SORT o
political hdPAn RlHn by requiring convert i ne ne cor"
VERT qualify himself for admissions by act Of personal mia
such requirement. for IL had disposition 10 degrade am,
should STILL Think have rather more saeaeity than 70 hao
Of action, whr, whilst might bring repoarh on our
own party could certainly affect him H net soft enough
TO be caught in such . trap as that"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07
Dr.SoII"TiON

N!-~II.I Hun.
,.,t,r a Of iND0L"i & NccE2DiE, was by mutual con
NJ .l.r! On The instant. Persons indebted Z" tn
- s :" n maze "a, tncn either party. The name OF ih
he used IN settlement of former transactions.
a'| "'''"' ID. 4. RANDOLPH,
/ C. McCREDIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

=, APPAHANNOCK ACADEHY.-Thc Exercises Of this inSl
IL tuition VIII resumed the 18th Of January next under ie
suuntenence Foster, PRINCIPAL assisted ny r suck
ncr The remarkable ncalness Gifts Site commandments "'
il, buildings and and selection OF library are
vii, hch The public familiar, whilst 10 rs iishest
and varied capacity and zeal oil us
Principal, from his brief official exercise here y
stranger The trustees therefore feel il be due 10 the public
and m the tn express unqualified Of me
SIGNAL of these qualifications the proficiency dis
naved by the classes their late examination ana Ge
mi grounded conviction will in future disappont no just
expectations. .,,o
' JNu. II. BERNARD
Prcst Board Of Trustees.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-07

1,IjITfN PIANO fORTES.-I am expecting IN few day
T. m aton NY p2Scn; Stock eighteen fiano fof'e oi va
tq..ys, aud prices. ,,,,., :,
cr, rUf my Instruments is so well established that II
!. rs,lo., in M ;, allutr their superiority
g A. ,,5Ii.rf I were 10 sell an Indifferent Piano (which
] WI r"y, happen with the great care that Is taken IN
=, % II lnlntcnts al the factory in New York, ana the
,. examinations &C them after their arrival IN my wafe-rooh!
+ .a,4 Willingly exchange them take them back
, ar. ,r,v dealers in article Of Pianos who
>urcc.sfui IN supplying instruments, SO nni-
G, @ 4 IN, sub. rrlbar. sold thus far, near TWO
sIya5eO n STCI. MENTS f. 7. NASH,
Book and PiQao Forte Seller.
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NAV SPRING GOOD:

NEW SPRING GOODS
Ship Madison, March l. lsf
HAVE received, and opening Spring importation
i Of CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, per Ship Madison direct,
which dealers by the package at prices CORRESPONDING
with the times. William +. ~ LII,
Ncn-st, doors ADORE tae Deh 1erern.
March -"