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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN. Thai the

MJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
~ subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
OF BALTIMORE county, in the State of Maryland. letters OF
administration with the will annexed, the personal
estate Of Nicholas Myers late of the city OF Baltimore
deceased. All persons having claims against the estate
Of the said deceased, hereby warned present tn
with the vouchers thereof Only authenticated to
the bscribers before the first day of February
1881, otherwise they may be excluded frem all benef
from said estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 10 make payment without delay eitser Of
the subscribers. xfs
Given under our hands this sth day OF July 1910.
3. t.as.r 49, .5t r JOHN GLENN.
~ -. ,s. WIN. II, COLLINS,
F. a. . : administrators with tie VIII annexed Of
r iyeaw4aF s...4Is 4se = Nicholas Myers,
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COOpcr'S Compound Aromatic COnIecllOn

.EOOPER's COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
SFECTION-p leaasant certain, safe, and effaetu
al remedy for Gonosrpa and elect This elegant predlc
ration combining all te medicinal virtues Of Balsom
Copaiva and Ctfbebs separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and objectionable properties, com
bined with the compound extract Of Sarsaparla with
several vegetable extracts of grea efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable rene ever discovered
and as it combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
para, il purifes the hood, and removes in few days
very vestige Of the disease. 1t is particularly recoln-
mended in obstinate eases where all other remedies
have failed The CONNECTION is put up m neat tin b@x
es with full direcuoRs-each box coRtanlns sufficient
TO effect perfect in any ordinary case-apd tvlen
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by 8. : HANCE, corner Pratt & Charles SIS,
j. II. WARNE II, corner Eutaw and Market sts.; and
@. MCCORMICK, &c Norm Gay Street, Old Town
Price 81 per box ap led "
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Conn ofa Leiier from Coz. ]. Colelsaa.

1-AsToN. mitch u 49,
Dear Sir,-Hayiag been for several years afflicted
with troublesome cough suffering much from pain IN
RI. Breast shorRess Of'braah, and other distressing
sv,,p,oms and after having tried all the kneVn RENE
dies with hutltae no bese6t, was advised TO try
tIe Hvdroped,tiac Elixir Accordingly ohH8ned one
bote and after taking few doses was uTpch rellev-
ed and after using several bottles, perhaps three or iour
y-as,completey restoredIo health have also known
il used in several ether with like success IN my
issmediute neishborhoOd.
Your obeddent Servant,
John ml,EMAN.
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Late of the firm ofElder and Son
A VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.
IWXHE SUBSCRIBERS will sell by Auction, a

THyIlE VIII sell BY AucuoH3 III
the Exchange, IN the city of Baltimore, at one r.
NJ. on MONDAY, the 18th day of September next,
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARM,
living within four miles of the city OF Baltimore.
This property lies directly upon the baltimore and
Havre-de Grace Turnpike, road always perfectly good
in the worst weather.
1t has been covered with lime, ashes and other ma
and sin beautiful state otcultivaton. Thegreat
er part well in clover timothy. 1t contains IA
acres of land, full portion Of winch is in fine wood
The Southern line Of the Farm hounds upon the waters
of Back river, where there is fine fishing and shootiH
their scissors.
The barns, siabng and shedding are quite large an
in good condition, and there is plain small Dwell
LING ne ar the road. There one or Two beautiful
sites for dwellings upon the place. There is w.y me
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling rfd nople
spring of water flowing into ii. An extensive and ex
celent orchard fine ice house, and altogether the pro
perry is of the most desirable in the neghboTood of
Baltimore 1t is sufficiently TO be used for milk
and vegetable farm for market.
We will also sell with without the farm, % head OF
Cattle, part flu bred, part nearly full bred Durlams,
large number of Hogs, some Of them genuine Berk-
shire farm horses and carriages horses plougs, carts,
wagons horse Eikes, cider press and every thing ne
cessry to carry so excellent and extensive estab
lishment.
Terms of sale for the stock cash; for the farm, in
cash. and the residue in 10, lS and "a months with in
ierest from SALE The title will be made clear and in
dsputabe. JOHN GLENN
iv9-lawgt6t GEORGE EARNES T.lr.
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WEDTCAI. ADVERTISEMENTS.
nOCTOR ANnRYeS

HYDR OPEDSE.4C RLIXIR
sovEREtgN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSTIPATION, ASIqsAMH, fLEURISY, SPIT.
TING or BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER BISEAS-
ES OF THE BREAST AND LUNGS.
NrO OTHER MEDICAL PREPAFsA
TIONhas ever beeR oferedltS The public Supported
nv testimonials OF a Character so decisive, from sources
as resnectale or that ias met with more general ia
vour From the numerous certificates recently receiv
ed proving the EI;y ese S Of the ne nas
kEcTEp the following; others will be published shortly
in n Papnhlet.
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TWVRE ELTsIAN MATTRAss. This lsan ar

TWyRE ELIsIAN MATTRAss. This isan ar
q tclc which for comfort durability and cheapness
challenges all competition ,tis by far tie most pleas
ant Clearly and healthy article in the Beddng line and
the prices when compared with the prices OF tne Ia
Mattresses makes il much more desirable article, and
any person wishing them do so by application
at the Bedding Mart, N. W. and 5. w. corner OF Lom
bard and Light streets, where they will find tne most
extensive assortment in the United States, OF ready
made Beds Boosters, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Cots &c. sc. all any of which viii be sold very
low for cash on Immediate application as above.
lena
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Sold by G. 5. DUHuRsi,
sConer of Pratt ST. ant Dugans whaf, lower enc Of
Genre Market space, Baltimore. 'aul9
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NOTICE.

WM7AS COMMITTED to the Jail Of Frederick
w County, on the 22d day of July, as runaway,
n Jnrllato hoy who calls himself JOHN SAUNDERS; he
is about II or Is years DID, feet u inches high; has
very likely coantenance. Had on when committed
Burap shirt black corded silk vest ribbed cotton pants,
old coarse shoes and round crown old black wool hat.
Saws he was raised in the neghborood of Jamestown,
MARYLAND, and belongs to Mr.. Jacob Waltz, who resides
near said Town. The (if any is requested to
come and have him released he will otherwise be dis
charge according to law.
HENRY HOUCK,
!, iy 81 1aw4wF Shift Frederick County.
ing Hagerstewn Torch Light and Bait Pilot once
week for 4wand charge this Office.
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~ YES, 0 YES, o YES.-Without any duo
Bolstefs and Pillows, Mattresses Comforts, Cots, &C.
&C.. The establishment comprises The greatest quaint
~ and variety of goods i'll the bedding line that ever
befed earth, and they are selling remarkably low;
however. those who wish to purchase, if they will call
atthe Bedding Mart, Mt the N. w and s. w. corners OF
Lombard and Light streets, they will at once be salts
fed e4
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SUGAlktk mOIAsSES ~ so hhds Porto Ricoaza
View Orleans Sugar; paft ofspperior quality 4ai
bids 50 bris NJ Orlepus do. For EaIeby|
~ 49, y ssF--s SiIIMAN&tCED0 -
au,eo.- - dat sf cor south sspssti stsss
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A NEW DAILY EVENING PAPER.

Corner Pratt ST and Dugan's wharf lower end Of Cen
Marx et Space ~ .-ss Ne.f au5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

Mr. SIANLf said he wished the gentleman would
define his
Mr. PARMENTER said he would define what lie
considered to be the views of an Abolitionst 1t was
desire that Congress should abolish slavery in this
District, aud III the Territories without regard 10 the
rights of others, the peace and tranquility of large
portion of the country, and the safety of the Union
After further remarks from Mr.. STANLY, in
which he two or three times corrected by Mr..
WELLER,
Mr. Bolts obtained the floor and explained his
vote few days ago questions connected with this
subject He understood to be opposed to the
the House had heretofore pursued on this subject and
the plan proposed be pursued by the gentleman from
South Carolina, (Nlr ThomPson) Tie thought the
petitions ought to be treated with respec-that
they ought to be received He believed that the ex
element this question had been Kept alive Tor po-
ltical purposes and that the course OF gentlemen on
that floor had connected the subject of Abolition with
the right of petition and thereby advanced the pros
poets of the Abolitionsts 1t subject upon which,
as Southern man, he did not intend to become
excited He would look upon it with composure, until
his conditional rights of property shond be attempt
ed to be violated and then he would defend IT TO the
utmost of his abilities At the present aspect of the
question: he thought Southern gentlemen should pur-
sue more liberal course than formerly; and he should
not feel at liberty to break oft from them they wish
ed to pursue such course He thought 1t only want
cd proper vote of that House to crush Abolitionsm
forever. As much as had been said by gentlemen of
the infection of that body with its principles, he did
not believe that there twenty IN both parties, but
thought there were as many side as the other
If there were more he desired TO know it, both for
himself and his constituents, and it for that
he wanted such vote by the House as would indicate
it.
At the suggestion of Mr.. HOFFMAN, previously
made,
MIR. Bolts moved that the rules, amended, be
adopted for week from that day. which motion
agreed to; when,
On motion of Mr.. CoLQUITT,
The House then adjourned.
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WRITING.

.qniiy7nrriar Sgstem Of flirting.
lVESsRs AIKEN & WELLINGTON, Authors and Teachers
i of elegant penmanshp New York, have the pleasure
TO inform the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond, that they will,
b, special request remain here hor me 10 give
sons in their ner and fashionable style of Writing.
Glasses forming orcnon aernoon and evening" nj
flirting sademy, where all those who wish 10 become Gle
rant and fashionable writer's have opportunity by entering
the Glasses immediately
scssrs A. a W. pledge themselves 10 mpar to Ladies' and
Gentlemen of every age 10 10 GO years les
sons the splendid and highly finished style of Writing Com,
mera or Episfuar Expeditions for the Counting ROOM elegant
delicate and truly becoming for the Ladno matter how bad
dcorIncd crampcd the pupils present writing may be-
Terms rtdsona6nd they warrant entire satisfaction TO all
who may honor them with call.
Writing Room opposite Early E. Man-strce Richmond
Omen few reception pupils and risOr where
an exhibition specimens and the improvements of 1000 persons
attended these lessons during The past month"; may be
In OF s0-Nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21
BY Last Evenings Northern Mail.
ached us last night after Z o'clock


The Fl of r. on Saturday last, after listening to
further explanation between Ncssrs Fisher and Mitch
ell and TRADES from Messrs Graves and Stan
" on the Globe proceeded with the Ant-abolton Re-
solutions. Mr.. Sladc had the floor until they adjourn
ed.
The Garrck and Burgundy had arrived at York,
with dates from Liverpool to the 18th, and Paris TO The
18th u 1t is said that Mr.. Jaudon has completed his
new oan through the intervention of the Rohschilds.
The bullion in the Bank of England was increasing
An universal opinion is said to prevail in the English
market that the prices of good American -four will
rise very high.-Money Market rather easier
The French were hard pressed in Africa, by Abd-el
they expected to be attacked by $4,000 ArabsRein-
forcements would soon arrive to the French
The Lezington.-More accurate accounts reduce the
loss of lives Some that originally on the list
said not to have embarked 1t is estimated, that
there only az passengers, of whom one only was saved
and 33 of the crew; only saved-Total los.
Ten out of thirteen of the Committee have reported,
that Morton was elected Governor by mojority
only. 1t is not believed, that the Wings viii attempt
to disturb the result.
Governor Pennington in his Message of the 18th TO
the Legislature of New Jersey, 'regres that event
should have occurred calculated to disturb the friend
" relations which have hitherto subssed between this
State and the Federal Legislature That is to say, he
threw the TORCH and then regrets that the building
is on fire.
We understand that the Committee of Elections Of
the II. of R. have requested the contesting parties
prepare writing their respective views Of the facts
and legal points which relate TO the New Jersey
The FIVE Democrats laid their statement on Saturday
before the Committee Copies Of these have been laid
before each of the Wings, who have been requested
to prepare their Reports by Tuesday ths day. Should
the Committee require tcRus argument from the
parties decision is expected on Thursday or Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

Mr. Calhoun has addressed letter to the Charleston
Mercury noticing the Reports which had appeared in
that paper about the Succession, Col. Benton &c He
distinctly declares: 81 asprant to the Presiden-
Cyl or ever expect to be- To hold me up such is to
do me great injustice, and weaken in my effort to
carry out the principles and policy for which have
long contended, and which hold far more dear than
any thing in the gift of the Government or People
GAS to The political movements here. TO which your
cspondent alludcs in relation to what he calls the
Succession, and which lie says absorbing every thing
else, | know nothing. If they exist, he does well in
representing me as passive to what is going All
who know me know that there is not member of Con
press who takes less interest in that to which he al
ludes We shall publish the whole article hereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21


Friday.-The Monongaa Election The principal
question before the House We shall lay sketch Of
the Speech of Mr. Scott Of Fauquer before readers
in our next.
Saturdays Proceedings.
We are compelled to lay over the details of this day,
although they are not very extensive. The principal
part OF the day was taken up with the .'fonoagGlia
Election. Mr.. Bayly the only one who spoke,
and he in favor of Mr. Allyns substitute, ana against
the Resolution of the Committee of Privileges and
Elections. 1--WE must lay the Synopsis OF his
gument.) The question the substitute which de-
carcs the election Illegal far Mr.. Evans is
cerned, was decided, ayes GO, noes 60. The House
then concurred in the last resolution of the Committee
which secures The seat to Mr. Evans, the sitting
ber by vote OF 81 ayes, TO 62 noes "a abscntees)
Yesterdays Proceedings
We have room to-day for the details of the Pro-
ceedngs of the House. variety of resolutions were
adopted, bills reported from Committees &c.
The following resolution proposed by Sir. Vcnab!c,
and amended motion of Mr. King of Giles
adopted 'sRsSoired, That the Committee of Schools
&c be instructed to enquire INTO the propriety OF al
lowing the School Commissioners of the Common.
wealth TO pay more for teaching the children OF midi
gent parents than they authorized TO pay
The following supplemental resolution was proposed
by MIR. Coleman and also adopted "RcS0irGd, That
the Committee of Schools &c be instructed to enquire
into the cxpediency of establishing the District Free
School System in Virginia, &c.
The bill ''concerning the County and Corporation
Courts proposing reduce the number of Quarterly
Courts in each year, called forth much debate
and Mr.. Crutchfeld's motion, indefinitely post,
poned
Mr.. Gregory called up the bill 'sTo change the time
of General Elections in the Commonwealth" on its
second reading.
Mr.. Powell moved its indefinite postponement-and
after considerable debate he called the previous ques-
ton, which was carried The indefinite postponemcnt
was lost, ayes "A, noes IS.
Senate Of Virginia
Yesterday, there long debate in the Senate
upon the Resolution from the House, for proceeding
Thursday to the Election of u Senator Of the L.
States. The resolution finally adopted, by vote
of ID to Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21
By tic GOrernor Of he Commen.esGiM Of pir

WHEREAS has been represented to me by the Sergeant of
w the corporation Of Fredericksburg, that FRANCIS L. VII
KINSON fugitive from the State Of Massachusetts,,
who had in this Commonwealth and confined in the
fredericksburg has made his and going
large
Therefore, DAVID CAMrnELL, Governor of the Commonwealth
aforesaid have thought offer reward of two hundred
dollars 10 any person persons who will aoprrend
named fugitive deliver him the Jail Of fredericksburg
And do hereby require ali officers civil and military and request
the GOOD pcopIe of this their
TO apprchcnd and said fugitive in order that he may DO
dealt the law directs.
Given under my Governor and under the lesser
fsraLl seal of the Commonwealth, Richmond, this Goth day
or January, $780, DAVID CAMPBELL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

ID APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY-The Exercises Of this nsti-
n will be resumed the 18th of January next under The
n., W. S;,s H., NJ
lis buildings and extent and selection of its library are advantages
with which the public has been familiar whilst TO its highest
in enlarged and varied capacity and zeal its
Principal from his brief official exercise here, is comparatively
stranger The therefore feel be due 10 the public
and the Institutions express their unqualified assurance OF ne
signal manifestations of these qualifications in the proneieney
pIayed By different their exaEnntion ana tne
conviction that will in future disappont no Just
Trsx,-For Board, Tuition and Bed, $40 per anEn@.
Prssf Board e Tsrssss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

Election ef Senator Of The United States.
1t will be by the proceedings of the Senate of
Yesterday that the Election of Senator of the United
States will come on on Thursday 1.-THE 23d)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

Loudoun Election.-For Congress, McCarty ONhig)
6O6 Powell (Whig) 3s7. For Senator, lIcIlhany,
(Whig) 64S, Rust (Dem.) 372. The Alexandria Ga
zette says it is believed that Nc Carly is elected There
is no doubt of McIlhanys election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

Judge Judson OF TIE District Court of Connecticut
has decided, in the Amistad case, that Gedney and
others entitled to salvagr in the vessel and cargo
but not in the saves-that Antonio is Creole, ands
legally slave, and must be given up to his master in
Havana, under the treaty of 17G5-bnt that the other
negroes have been recently imported from Africa, and
in violation of the laws of Span and shall not be given
up to Ruiz Montez, who reclaimed them though the
Spanish Minstey-bu that these Africans must be de-
vered to the President of the United States under the
act of March, 1919 to be TRANSPORTED to Africa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

IITM BURWEL SMITH, erney at La will attend the su
and Inferior Courts Of NottoNny, Amelia Dnwiddie
and Petersburg Address Nostowsy Court house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

r AND FOR SALE-Dr. II. T. Minor, wishing TO change his
IL residence, offers for sale his farm containing 400 acres and
laid of into -four eidsthc poorest for pasture The land is OF
fair quality and susceptible Of improvement by clover and
plaster has been by experiment The dwelling house
brick; new, commodons and in the best order with su
rjcn There also orchards
apple and peach well Of excellent water an eehouse In the
ward fine spring The farm is most conveniently
tered in agreeable nte gent neghborhood within mile
and half Of Sposvana H. and adoins the lands Of Staple
ton Ctchfed Geo. Po and others. The purchaser will have
the privilege of seeding wheat.
To Physician desiring country residence this location holds
strong inducements for practice Is extensive and
The people independent The of sale will be LIBERAL and
can aceaned by applying the subscriber on the premises
" y 'N'''' II. T. MINOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

n A Caucus of the Wing party in the Legisia-
ture assembled in the Capitol last nj ght 1t is re-
ported all over town, that they met LOT the pnr-
pate o. is Whispered about that they have
design of pitching Mr.. Rves oyerboard.and raj
lying upon other gs1 o a5lss Among the names
len and letters from Washington it is said, urge the
name of Mr. Hunter What a strange state of things
is this! First they upon W. c. Rives, strong anti
sub-Treasury-then they talk Of Upshur and Hunter,
strong Sub-Treasury. Thus, theyy from one extreme
to another from Sub Treasury and Expunger,
to sub-Treasury Whig-wth the visionary hope OF
carrying their own party purposes and breaking up the
Republican Admnstration-and get, if any man adj
heres to that Administration, although he happens to
differ with it single question, he is denounced as
aturn.coat and apostate Such the pebali Wings
made up of all sorts of dscordant elements-of the
and cheese parings'-of ancient Federasts and few
State Rights men. who have per force taken re.
fuge under the wing of Gen. HarEson-a candidate,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

The Wing Legislature of New York have reelected
Nathaniel T. Tallmadge to the Senate Of the United
States!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-21

AIR. WILLIAM WATKINS, take notice that slnl proceed
wi on oath day Of February 1910, Al the Tavern Of James
Smith, Palmyra the County of Flutanna and State OF Viz
gina the and setting Of the sum- TO take the dpo
and on the both day February al the house of Richard Ono
hundro Wilmington, in said County, TO take the deposition of
lanes Flanagan the house Of George Ono
hundro said County the 9Th day of March, $780, take the
depostion Omolundro and others and Louisa Court
house nj Tavern of c. b. Taylor, the 9th day Of March,
ls4o take the deposition of Jonathan T. Cowhed, Philip IL
Tavern city of Richmond, Va, take the deposition Of 81
las and others and the 18th Of March, $780, al the
onghrOok Hotel the Of Petersburg, Fa take the depo
son Goodman Davis and continue to take the
said dispositions places and above named from day to
day. setting the each day. until
ali are taken; evidence in certain injunction de
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance Tor
The County of Fuvanna you and others defendants
and plain-at which time and places may attend If
vor think proper. WILLIAM FONTAlNE.
Ian 81 s0-law5w
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Sales Of Stocks yesterday, al tie Ce6te-Iio~se.
90 Shares of Bank OF Va, E93 - 70 G5 %
James River d Kanawha Scrip, so %
rO-PARTNERSEIIP-The mercantile business heretofore
- John Beadle will in future be conducted under
the firm and st!le Of Beades & Lpsconb.
JOHN BEADLES.
JOS. LIPSCOMD.
Louisa Courthouse, Jan. @ 1910.
JsnSl s0-at
IYTiLLIAM SKEEN, Attorney Ld Covingon Virginia,
w will practise regularly in the Superior and Inferior Courts of
Allegheny Botetut Rockbdge and Gecnbrie and in the SUI
pcrior Courts Of Bath and Pocahonias.
Ian 81 e0-3m
OVERSEER WaNTED.--A single man who Is qualified to
N manage the business Of farm and recommended
will with liberal if early application is made 10 the
subscriber, residing Fine Creek Mills Powhatan County
TIiOS. r. BASS.
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