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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

ERRATA-Our Reporters committed error in the
report of the proceedings Tuesday last tho rcso
linton of Mr.. Coles of Virginia. on the subject Of Abo
ltion petitions. That gentleman is reported TO have
piled in the affirmative intcrrogatory Of Mr.. Stan
w. whether Mr.. C.s resolution contemplated the re-
cepton Of such petitions. What Mr.. Coles did say, in
reply 10 the ntcrrogaiory of Mr.. stanly, was, that
"Ibnt depended upon he construction If the effect Of
Iamnp paitiGRS on The table
Also, n the same day proceedings, Just after the
remarks of Mr. Bynum, on the resolution of Mr. Sar-
aeant for change Of the rules in relation to the
ception of pettons, the Reporter inadvertently SUBJ
sttutcd the Of Mr. Cross Of Arkansas, raising
question of order. 1t should have been Mr.. Crabb
instead of Mr. Cross.-Globe.
WAsursGToS, January Sin the Senate to-day, an
interesting debate sprung up question of refer
cnce. Mr. Calhoun had introduced a bill for ceding
the public lands to the States in which they lie, GER
tain conditions which referred to the Committee
Public Lands. The same measure had been introduced
BY him during Gen. Jackson administration Mr. Clay
characterized the reference indicate and improper,
and intimaed that the the result of
recent understanding with the Executive; and on this
assumption, which, from Mr. Clay's familiarity with
the history Of the BILL he must have Known to be un-
founded lie seized the occasion to make nvdious
personal remarks in regard to the existing private ela
tons between the President and Mr.. Calhoun. How
Mr. Clay Jared in this wantonly provoked controversy,
readers will from the full report of the discus
sion, which will be given in our paper tomorrow
fGiobe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

EyIIsTIxG SEAaES rnE lKNAS SAvr-Hc
learn from the New York journal OF Commerce INA,
rd.;r " Noorr commodore in the Texan navy, and
commander Of the brig Colorado, now at that port,
was arrested on tuesday BY the United States aghS,
10 answer Charlie Of having enlisted in that city
for III. Texan navy or army Rufus Hughes, butch
or in Fulton market, Benz m'n y i'enson' tailor
,nd Rnbor, Tollord and James Jackson, Waterman,
wer, also arrested charged viii! the offence, and
all held 10 bail in the similar sums Of )! 600 each
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

Boarding schooi (or Young Lcdtes 7aPpah"nnor"' -,
Y1Rs. LfrrLEFORD respectfully requests the soPf1 ;,
~. public establishing hi. Instruction s!e' ions
,.,che, and her former success Induce her feel
soliciting patronage. The session viii eoaHsHce % "
sloo-Tul,ion s25-Fue 90 10 Se Paa fss
ia advaGcr. Each scholar Will Iuniih her o"h ''1 '
Nu,i- drawing embroidery &C. al extra chas' a., u T.y
R.6,srss,gr W. t;ita.er, Esq ChnrIo,,esstr We. NJ
Ice E,a NOM, Airy Va. Hiss J.re mekssEls, PSI.
Hamilton Baltimore; Or. au,s!o pfsas'ns'0asH 6'' ''
kor, Esar,, Ta2paasiaock. ss-a,la
Nov &c
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c,ths IN ALL Of tire excess 90 e: cent on the va
Inc OF the remaining ..cScess, one.hh!i cones OF on
the Is; of January le and the remainder, sly months
thereafter 50 that and after the Ii Of Jui9 lci!,
should The existing arf laws remain nna''cr"d no ar
tce Of import will bear higher duty than twenty per
cent on The value The reduction which took place OF;
the lst INST Nil. lessen the revenue according 10 Mr.
W,odhurv S-0N OO0.-.Had;SoHjHn.
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POETRY.
0Muon var a,MAIs, cxsosa."
THE PRAYER OF A LONELY HEART.


By FRANCES ANN BCTLEh.
I am alone Oh, he Thou near 10 me,
Great God from whom the meanest are no! far
Not in presumption Of the daring spirit,
Soaring To find The secrets Of itself,
Make my earnest prayer-in the deep want
OF utter loneliness, my God J seek Ihsei
If the worm may creep up 10 Thy fellowship,
Or dust, instinct with yearnng, rise towards ihee'
have no fellow, Father, OF my kind;
None that be kindred, none companions 70 me,
And the vast love, and harmony, and brothernoou'
OF the dumb creatures Thou hast made oeio" me-
yeScs my soul with its own bitter iot.
Around me grow the trees, each by the othcr'
Innumcrabie leaves each like the otheI,
Spring forth, and live and fade ana iaii togetner
Beside me bloom the flowers; each rosy cup,
Hath sisters leaning their ian ehseks asahslH
The birds hy all above me; mol alone,
But coupled in free fellowship, or gatheIins
ioyous brood, sweeping in companies
The mild blue fields between the clouds-Tae clouds
Troop in society; each on the other
Shedding like sympathy, reflected light:
rhe waves n multitude, tos. Their
To the deep breast Of the receiving sea:
Nothing bui hath its kind, lis company,
Oh . God, save me alone then le, me come,
Coed Father! TO Thy feet; when, even a now,
Tears, that no human hand is neal 10 wipe,
O'eTbrim my eyes, oh. wipe them Thou, my runner.
When in my heart, the stores OF its affections,
Piled up, unused, locked fast, are like 10 burst
The tieshy casket, that may not contain Them;
let me come nigh 10 Thee: accept them Thou,
Dear Father. fount of Love. compassionate Cod
When in my spirit burns the light, the IRE,
That have made men utter the words OF angels,
And none are to bid me speak or hive;
Hearken, oh Father! maker of my spirit.
God Of my soul. TO thee | will outpour
Thu. HYMNS resoundjng through my troubled snind,
The signs and sorrows Of n, lionel! heart,
The tears and weeping CT my wear! eyes
lie thou nv kindred, gracious, glorious God.
And iii me for fellowship with thee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

The TARIrF.-A reduction of duties, equal to one.
tenth of the 90 per cent the value, as
it existed the I'd Of March, 1882 took place January
]. This is the fourth similar reduction that has taken
place under the Compromise Act Of 1892, making four.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KIsG & 9r:ss Cor>rr.-rhc
exercises Of this Institution for the ensuing year. VIII Con
the January under the direction &" the subscribed
aided hy Mr. Lyman G. Fcch regular graduate Of Union Col
lego bc-id.. his diploma bring. with him satisfactory t>i
monial- nf hi.l trar! attachments, tfc"nc! teacher" and
exemplary moral character.
The of viii embrace Ill thai constitutes
liberal aud solid English, Classical aud Mathematical rdararori
and the object am aim Of Tho Instructors wall h. npar L.
his attention may hc drrcfcf pro pare -
mess, Ia enter the highest Cla>>r, colo"
Ths enlargement If IL" Academy huilGr VIII secure -
students retired aud accommodations than They
hitherto had, au! asc regularly rs III" Aca
DENY twice week from nni = Tapnlraunock the m'nn>
uf conveyance will be much facilitated
TEEa.-lor board and itGn bed, Sa session of nvr
mnn~t deduction viii br made when tl pupil furnishes hi
he'd Day scholars So and admitted cA-
rc who reside IN The ncghtofhnd, who board N III,
families ui relatives. OLIVER WHITE.
Address Fleetwood icadcm! 7. ..
Dec 81 G-2aw3w&wtlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

AZ, Some unmarried g with heart to give away 70
rcEer i'm few bank notes should write al once 10 the despond
Inc poe who cries our, the last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. STAR
LADY, YOU'RE WANTED!
am lonely i'll The summer,
When the earth is bright and warm;
Like late, unwelcome coIner
Looks cold that meet my form.
Where the dear and loving cluster,
stand alone,
Not an eye whose tender ustre
can call my own-my own!
may never read affection
In the gentle, glowing look;
One lone trunk for whose reelection
Lingers glad, sunny brook
Where Is she, the fondy waited,
To whose hand the cords would ring!
Must ever !one minated,
Mourniuly my music sing'
All the fire is burning DINNER,
No one heeds lis embers now;
Still the last reluctant, eiim!ncr
Shines for thee-bct where ar thou
Come. oh, come. the shades are falling
Sadly sounds ms Unheafd STRAIN;
Answer, my calling,
And the hearth shall glow again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
APPOINTMENTS ~ THE PRESIDENT,
By and ,riih the Hdrjrr and consent of nc ScnAt
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.

COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Charles C. P. Hunt, District of Miami, Ohio, from
18th instant, when his present commission will expire
John w Dough- District of Techc, Louisiana, from
3Oth ultimo, rice Edwin l.. Cookie, deceased.
LAND OFFICERS.
Anthony W. rabbi, Receiver Of Public Moneys,
Washington, Mississippi, from Dist ulmo, when his
late commission expired.
REGISTERS.
James McGofin ST Stephens, Alabama, from 3lst
ut when his late commission expired
Alanso.. Saltmarsh, Cah"hn, Alabama, from 9th az
February, $40, when his present commission will cx-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

yJ-N III RIIII SMITH, fosg lar, WI. ai;rUG the S,i
" i-ror Cra;t> u NuoHay, Amelia, DnwiGie
ant Petersburg. Address N"oway Count iiunsr.
l:Cr ~ fg-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

r;,IIE subscriber i constantly receiving from the celebrated
uaHtaiactorv II Nrr>. Glass; New York. elegant and
Piano Foote's, p"sen. The a nnpoSc mcntS, ana Thai
and of tone, peculiar Ia their ma
uuiicturc
.o large assortment Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise IN general
repaired, tuned IL hire, and taken IN eK
change
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection OF Music offered for sale IN us
State NAV selected FROM the tho subscriber who
now enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale
AMI retail prices
piaro Forte and IG4ic Store opposite thf B.HiS'
"a. =.
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11rIXrGELp AcADENY.-The Trustees have the .a,i.fa

WINFIELD AcADENYThr Trls'ees have the satisfaction
w inform the patrons Of the Academy ana me public
era tat dates viii be- resumed The inst Monday Of JaHa.y
neat under the smpernrcndencc Of alr VIM Naghcca gc
nan cmneRty qualified conduct educational stabhm
His agc-luc eApcrencc-assduty nnitct peculiar Fitness
impatt:na owedccchoastic efficiency and l hig standing
aIs. number of Young gentlemen prepared iy him for
Icre warrant Beard the belief that school viii eorau,
10 ner, the patronage nf the public
TERM.uard, exclusive d lights for months. $40. Tuition
so, -. 70.
WA H. Thompson Il. Foster tWm r. Eoaden, e. HARDY
NJ GiII u F. Thompson Samuel Pryor, c. r. Bcviiir,
Williams, T. H. Epps r. 6. Booth - Wilson, Wnl. b. wilson
II. f. Shorr and Robt. II. Jones, Iraetees.
Rttrc"ecstRe,. J. Grammar, t Atkinson, Halifax; 'DT
Nclett, tRev Thos Adams Capt VIM H. Talor, unrnburg
Watkins, Holloway; Thns. Whitwoh, Hugh A. Garland Esq.
Iinm idir; III. j. II. Brown, Pcyon Giles, &C. Wilson Esq.
Amelia: Jonathan Smith, T. Major, e. Corning, ESq, Petersburg.
Thos jones ESQ Chesterfield, Col. John A. Peterson, PrEca
George and the Professors oi Randolph Macon and William aa
MARY Colleges.
" Blhe principal II the Last ,ton here announced. ha
I, t!r c'!d ward atve of those gentlemen
before Mhtsc nsmc- ~ : placed.
Zee. Il Ci--wGw
.5-M. EURy!:lI. SMITH .9ros lar, VIII at;ru the s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

s1uMANlry HALL CADENY-lha cxcici,e, OF rhs a.
tuition will resumed 18th Of January, oi nnd coz
Gu.l 5, o November fOiowog, masoss scholastic zen
o. Ton months without vacation (,
Tho su1cri.f nus pocrred The 'erricns OF hf Wism o.
Shepard snremal cni schois % VIZ %
Of Prnisnt Maxwell In 'h'
school taught the English, L1iin rsos All French aG,
s. Grosr sphy History, Chemistry. Mutual snd Moral Ph"sI
ihoroush Of Mathematics lhs charges Tor aH o.
tho branches, excsp, French will he $50 term
extra charge Of i0 will be made for French Board Wash
Iodsn. furni,hrd moderate price OF SOgo
mi. III b. required advance; the residue, with the tu;ed
fsss tine end OF The . ~,
This school long sni arouraby known thar ''
,nscribr it urn-sasy 10 'y more than that us oc
peculiarly ,ie bang midway between Richmond and Lyeea
bu,, in and healthy colry "bou. two ms IRON the %
road from The lasr place via Csrtsrss. -.
,nsc viii occupy apartment 10 themselves aud "h
imn,sdiatsi " unitr the ,uica q the snb.crhar
ELIJAH c. iIANEs, Principal
Humanity Hall AcsdoC'.
s-idlfe., Fhy,c Springer. o, Ercsnshg," c7uGt! ~
i.sroLs SIpSEY CottfGE, Nov ls', ~.
hereby certify III, Mr. Wn u s5"Pati, graduate o. 70.
ColIs.e OF the late Senior Class under ny 1
and ,hst IN, no, department AID literary aanmcu's, s. M
,hay I'LL under my observation such authorize me 70
irv. that he prove useful and acceptable teacher 70 e
par,men. which he proposes occupy in Mr. ane7 hoo
WH MAXWELL. Pfesite-nt 81 Il. -: v
Noe. 90 "s-"l--
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Fron D., L. \. Morrison, LowreacriNe.

i. u 2,
HTR f. p NASH-Dcar Sir: ionr: Of ID" IN! n.ian! M
vi heen re,r.d afford, ila>ic 10 TIM tla Plane
vnu sem m winter the ~ our school was received ~
GOOD order and - Tar opinion worth any ths have
M II, sit,,ou in saving that most excellent Miss Ran
on our teacher and other ladies who have performed upon H.
very much pleased with IT,
Iorr ubdt -crv't,
y,,o-,, L. l. MORRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

IRON ORE-Th subscrhcrs owning between three and tour
thousand land lying Turkey Creek, III the county
Monroe and within miles OF Union, disposed 10 lease
portion il, containing nexhaustble quantity o
which has thoroughly tested and ascefianed 10 DC
of the quality abundance of timber the
land and bold stream running Immediately by the Those
disposed purchase lease invited examine the peniae
which i bc shown hy Aessr. Morgan, Nahon, and Bongt
Twin. near there The subscribers address is Gooch!and CU"
House. -
B. r. DUKE.
J.. GCERRiST.
nn,nhrr i2-lN&Wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

cruIIcEIo fJfRr., Casfomsr Hae II" Prtr-!!aF'"c
determined wind up present GTcrrTy hasie>. ana I"
rNruSivr Commits h;.sint ir
Kinds II prutIcc a#d ner'!lmHe generally W
offer u% good piper. remaining ia, "i
Groceries Cotton Yarns, e.. consisting Of f usual variety
We shall h" prepared make bc:l advances produce and
oil her property actually in hand OF Wal attend At the To
daily particular II b. paid @I
business couhici 10 management
D. ANDERSON, Jr.
Tan ,i-aaNt,v.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

A Delegation from the United Cherokee Nation of
Indians, consisting Of Messrs. John Ross, Guner and
five six other principal men of the nation, have ar
rived at the seat of Government This numerous and
mos, powerful OF all the aboriginal tribes cf CONT
nent now occupy a country West of the State of Ar
kansas, 10 which their final removal effected
year two ago Since the emigration of the tribe
was completed the cuds and divisions which arose out
Of that question between the portion which first
moved and that which refused and resisted for several
years after, have, understand, been amicabiy set
tied in General Convention, and the whole nation
united into one harmonious communicate. Int.
The Marlborough Gazette Of Thursday states that
whilst all the surrounding counties are covered with
snow to considerable depth, not particle Of il has
fallen in ST. Marys county, only forty or fifty miles
South of Marlborough
The snow further South. however, must have fallen
in sufficient quantity TO block up the roads, have
had no Mail from South of Petersburg these three days
past.
From West Of Iagerstown mail has been receiv-
ed here for several days until yesterday. The road,
for several miles in length, some distance on this side
Of Cumberland, is said to have been entirely mpassa
bic for some days from the depth Of the snow.-B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

TuE AMIsrAD.-Thc British Emancipator, paper
puhlshcdin London, mentions that the address of
Mr. Scoble and Others dcputaton Of the British and
Foreign Slavery Society, Lord Palmcrston stated
that the fthe Amistad capvcs had been referred
TO the Queens Advocate for his opinion 10 the mode
in which the British Government might exercise lis
interference in that matter The subject of the rccog
milton Of Texas and Of the Two slavers captured by the
Buzzard was spoken Of at tho Interview
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09
('o7yI

TIL, Piano. alluded by Dr. Morrison a""r Ia, been m con-
-t.nr every ay length al iinr and although H."
- =. r. NASH
D,r .a-2aw'tgii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

AUirE-Ihc sut.cuu.Js kay,n. leased JAiL OF VI ""
- ,rk>au, this ttiy t.r! OF yc1i-i o NJ lnN'
Purchasing Srgoes under the rn OF BELTS, WOOD ~
persons country that have Neg oes Tor a."
wrng will With prompt attention PERSONS W"
Negroes piaa. -alc. ana do wei 10 can on u
selling giving the 'hi- hest market pric' tor III "
cfiprIons OF Negroes.
WILLIAM y. BETisi
NI. u. WOOD,
| E,cl.n,cs- Ar aal 1850 HARRIS EDMONDSOH.
.2--wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

REPORT FROM THE PosTMAsTER-GENERAL
Posr OFFIeE DEPARTMENT,
Nov 80, 1889. {
SIR: The post roads ofthe United States covered by
mail service on the 3Oth day of June last were near
" as can be ascertained $3.50 miles in extent The
rate Of annual transportation on that day was about "a
496,S7S milcs and its cost S3,255,622 viz
Miles. Cost.
By horse and sulky ll,i41,l4! Seos,;69
BY stage and coach l9,673o10 l,9yO,iol
By steamboat and railroad 3,3s6,Uoo 5.3,032
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

urnl,nt,u Grrrn Eur SnLc.

vrlSlINC 20 purchase farm lager sire, now Offer for
~ snc my FARM on iamunky river continuing ei's re-. "
miles Of Richmond, 10 OF t!"t., on The Aa'af
miles above New Castle. There ~ great abundance 9"
on the rye above and be ow and there are o. MS
body land clca The land swell adapted 10
corn wheat and clurcre gain be delivered TO vessels
nnary square little waste and and IN h
state OF In wor, point OF beauty and e'
challenges comparison with farm IN Lower virginia Tue
une erookirs Of In; land, near the cen.
ire and OF good quality consisting OF two story WOOD
house With rooms OF line sze Kitchen WIN rooms s"o'
excellent cchouse, ~" good o'er.ecrs houses, a'. w
stable caase house barn houses, machine hou'e w"
good poNer good cabs and every necessary clubhouse M
yarl and garden handsomely chco''h o Tue b',t Weho
house, sufficiently T,sE"e rom TIE i'f
perfect hoaih, with vel OF the very 0es "ae' !" "e
.o MECHaHICKsviLLE for sale. 1t coa'nin. 70 y
Of laud, the road eidn. from Msugoh'
r.,r y Doey,s n, 10 fnond oil the
II a grocery and small dry goods store black
-mh shop, "heeIwfght shop and private enet.'nmnt mere
public house this rod for distance OF y OF 80
consisting dwelling house with 0gf
rnj kitchen and daries M once"
shop black shop besides other small houses
5S,y- Address, Enfield, King William w
Nov II I5i-t'l WV. r. GhiNES'
AZ CHANCERY-v,noISI.-A, Rules holden in tho CIcfi
Office OF the Circuit superior Court VI La" ANA Ihanc"iy ci nc
comfy Of Buckingham, the 'th day o! November 1888
William II. VOID rdintiu'
s,nne! Hobart aud Margaret nc h. wife and George BooAe'
surviving executor Samc Jones, deed. Defendants:
The defendants. otnf Margaret Jane his vile not
having entered h. aG4 gwen security recording 10
Assembly and The ru OF h's court nHd npf"atns y
satisfactory evidence tsat they rot n1bian ol TIL cou'
the .aid absent defcnddT,- DO apP"a hare Ga tie
d April term, and Ou."or the bill OF The t''
aud that copy OF h.- "rd.r b" forthwith nscdsd ~ 'i
newspaper published the city Of RIchmoud for two month,
cesrcy, az" roed at the front door OF the o" house OF us
county. t"p,--i S,,"; np,o-r
| Nov % S'--"e"
NTI:E-Ihc ,u.crOet. hay,= ea..d JaiL Of VI ""G'.
- g. J,rh-an, this Guy i"r term of ycai-, oI be
Purchasing ltg,oes under rm OF BELTS, NOoD CO,
,hn. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-09

i An CHaNCERY-SIRGISIa-At Rules holden IN tho thh
Circuit Superior Coun oi Law and Chancey lo tie
comfy Burkinghsm, the ;th day o! November 1888
| "A I,,,m n Woui Plaintiff:
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