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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

DUMPshe subscribers. in Petersburg Virginia soc u ,hc
for the State Virginia. Of the patent mako and vea '
Union Valve Pump have aciac their Agent NJ Mnn
Sickrl. for Richmond city aud the vicinity They have m
rctorv where they are making. and will have hand iump
wells. vessels &C. q" various depths xa ana ramcr,s
arricuura Store Main street, Echmnnd just above me f
kc; Bridge where Mr. Sckes may be found or In nus
Mr. pme, will receive orders hen Persons ordering fanP
from distance will please the del 'hs ct their wes, anu
say , noM .n.. Sns, 81 ISL 4U-aaw4w
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SEPTEMBER, 1871.
1900 Packages of Staple and Fancy, Fall and Winter
DRY GOOD S.


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sud wnsum
{ aspar
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Al The same time and place. precisely upon the same
terms will be sold dover If the widow Margaret eymln
In hr above premisrs will join the deed tho purchase
,nd I'm. convey perfrct title. GEORGE j. ROBERTS.
~" ~, 10 4l--id
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NTOTICE-Ihc FrankIm Manufacturing Company have ap
pointed Maddox Agent who wiz be lh'.e ,rS a.
his Store the Bank OF virginia, WIN NM
supply Of all varieties Of Writing Paper made al '
viz foolscap aap packe, and letter paper M @ ~
will SELL by whuicsae and retail such prices as ch ia =.
satisfy the public City aud country merchants, ana ehes
the State generally respectfully invited TO examine nv
and is their interest 10 encmraG15 ~
features. RICHARD hHllriH'D, a. ~
Oct. ISL -
STurrERING AND IISpNG CURED-ihe su m ~
y having located himself Richmond, respectfully oe
services who affected with the shove uise 10
mediate relief otanedand arrangements can pc d ;, his
cciye no pay until the above is effected. lie may DC -,
office near Washington iIa,e, corner OF gh anu '''
Snoe@oe i' " ' ~ 4. G. BRIGGS
Sept.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS.
The subscriber has hand his usual snp-
&ssssa ply of HATS and CAPS Of his and North
k8 cfn manufacture, TO which the attention Of
EIl8 chants and dsalers is invited. The assortment
<aA comprises all the qualities and shape. in
q and the prices lower than they were before
offered.
IIatters' Stock and Trimmings.
Every article line of IIaltc Material. will be found
ch.ap ~ al any other House South of New York
Ladies FurS.
Ladies', Mnfs Trimming Fns Swan'sdown skins, In great
variety New York retail prices and in many in
stances lower. j. DooLEf.
Store opposite tic Old Market House, Main street
0st Aim
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PROPOSALS FOR RATlbSS.
irlp QrArrrrs, M,RiSE coErs,


Erlp 0rAErgEs, M,RiSE coErs,
Washington. Oct. ., lsi!.
c,EpAR,TE PROOFS will he received nj the uirc Of lie
uartrrnastc of Marine Corps in this Cny, nn'i J.
ocnr I'm "wednesday the ,Oh Of November mrSt t." fur
nsh.nc raos The United states MARINES, al The following
stations, for the year 1872:
pni snanth, NrH' anlp>hirc
CEarr sto,vn, Massachusetts,:
Droohlyn Lorc Island. New York;
Philadelphia, Prnn.ylva
Gnspcii, near Norfolk virginia.
Pensacola, Flurltl; ara
Wa>liuynn CITY District af Columbia .
TIE rattan pound and quarter oi lrrh beti
~ llyre c,acrs or 4 pound I'll Pork eighteen al
r,ad or o nj tie OF Government; and al The rate al
pound. clean Coffee twelve pounds n g,%h Ne" VI
ans Sur.r eight quarts irans, f-nr quarts Of Vinegar "u
quarts al salt pounds o Soap and aud hall pounds oil
good dipped Candles, 10 each hundred rati"ns
II Is the FIJI! side OF hrtf neck ana siIihs ra
rudc delivered required; such quantity be- not required
thai lie fore quarters delivered alternately aud he
bread flour shall he OF surine quality All thr Articles 70 nc
AMI 10 he Issued TO The troops without rArse
o the United states. ,o.,.
Proposals 10 endorsed Proposal. for Rai"ns for Is ~
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, QaaT;eTnas.-r.
,r7EY uOi.IARs REWARD-S,aycd from premises, on
SUNDAY night the August Horse. eight
old mark upon lack By the saddle, 81 DARK color
no other marks reroccicd. reward OF ten dollars viii be
''''' "''" ~ Kent, KENDALL. < ATWATER:
,,aG a-if
Hr0TCE-A persons having claims against the l-a,s Of
~ Rnus, requested 10 present then without de-
caycry hv WESLEY WRIGHT,
Drpu,y # I'm. ~. Dickinson, sheriff II CarO'n,,
ard Com. -7dmr Of HtiiL Rowe, d,r1
Oct. ], 1871. ;" ~
NTOTIE-A persons having claims against "a. i tate 1T
~ John Bates, !ccca-- required To tns tEcn Inward
without delay. f sc,,'cmcn as The final accounts VI ~ a'
a~ain., ~. s,iJ r.t.t, WESLEY WRIGHT,
yJ,p.ty of Him I)ir,ir<on, Si.-iy Of Caronc,
and Com. .7tar. u jpfa HfrS ~ q
Oct, l. Isa!. 4a-nN
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PROPOSALS viii he received at the Engineer ohc al old
~ following work:
For ctcavanc one thousand and sixty five cubic yards
sanf in the following manner:
my shafts be sunk behind the wall of the Fort ut
aecs Of abon, feet from centre 10 centre 10 me
@ Eighteen feet below the top Of the wall, ana OF me iol,
hnenons Nine feet six inches by four ieet al Top ana
Get ~ four feet Lotom making twenty'one ana lha
yards in EACH The sides of the shafts, except those ne1'
y CONTRACTOR
~ For raising from the foot Of the scap wall and dcpostlne
mnPah ioar Thousand nine hundred and scventy-sesen
Az Yards Of sind The sand be raised upon an average 10
oithy feet, and deposited between the distances OF
In twenty feet, back from the face OF The wall, ous
a"u two thousand feet and well rammcd in layers oil
%a r,ch, inches
for removing sand by the cnbic yard in wheclbarows
trt,ea ~ VIC u my yatos' Oh any part u 'Ho WI" ~
al a' VIII also be received the timc for breaking
& Concrete, thosand and sxtyGv Cubic yards Of sonc
asmsnts 10 weigh about four The pieces to be
@ up are refused from the Port Depostc onares,
IS quarter 10 three quarters Of cnbr foot in size.
mole To be completed by the first Of January next
ef Information be obtained by applying al this Office
-, r. e. DE RUSSY. Ii. CO.., Eng COmdg
oa.l2 '"'e' o'o foint eomio'' va o''' ''"'
y fh- Whis /. requested to copy.
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DOMESTIC.
(Erom Gs rub!,c Ledger.

(From Ls PMbfc Lcdger.y
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlSER OF ONEIDA COUNTY.
Trial Of ltlandtr Mcleod for the murder IF DuItee.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
.hEDiCaL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lsii-'i2.
tsNHE Lectures VIII Monday the Isl Of NGvem
hrr aud r continued, the following arrangement,
thr middle Of March ensuing:
r Theory "f Medicine, By Nathaniel Chapman, "
Chemistry, hy Robert Hare VI ~.
Sarsc,y, H. YIN. Gibson, u. u.
Anatomy, hy WIN T.. Homer, ". y.
Institutes al Medicine, hy Sainicl Jackson, NJ. ID.
MhcrIa Mcdira AMI Pharmacy, by George H. N"nd. NJ D.
Obstetrics an The Diseases Of Women ana Children, by Hugh
l.. Hodge. y. u.
Clinical Lectures on Medicine by W. " Gerhard, ". D., and
+" on surgery, b. Ufs. Gibson and llnrnrr, sill
delivered the rhacp1 Hospital (,sock!ry Student.
also admitted the Clinical Instruction IL the Pennsylvania
Hospital, in the ciiy.
VI. f. HoRNER, D>an cftie Medical Faealtg,
81 Chcsnu street. Philadelphia
August ~, ISL. 3l-t5N
Jefirson .,iedicdi C0iirge If PhIddeiphta
r1,il': regular q: Lectures will tie frs
: HouJay Of November
Ralry nnns!ison VI. d. Professor Of Institutes of Medicine
AMI iie9ic, Juris prudence.
Robert J, Huston, NJ d. Professor of Matsra Medica aud &C.
neral Thrra!ci;.cS
Joseph r"> VI d. Professor of General, Descriptive and
SGr.ical inainmy.
john H. mitchell, H. D. Professor Of Practice OF Medicine
Thumbs d. Mncr, W. d. Professor Of the Institutes and rrac
ticr al Surgery.
Charles H. .cirr W. d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
Franklin Tarlic, ". D.. Professor of Chemistry.
day al Uctubcr the D~sccn. Room WI
H. aud -. ps.., = hmal"my VII give n. grsnnal NJ
Mrinr aud surgery Will r gwen REGULARLY al Tie Phaeph;
Hospital, Is Professors Dunpll>nn and lancoasr
l.. NJ. HUSTON, IL. d., Dean II Mf Fse1'ip,
No |, Grard strait
Sept. 81 ih-iD-5
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IxrANTED al this oice Apprentice Ia tue riin.'a
w business Boy from Il 10 10 years oil age possessing
p,,oj English Education.
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AstAARLE LAND FOE sALE,-The two thousand acres
% ny senhcim Land heretofore advertised is -t for sale
ase win be made known by J. W. SAUNDERS ESQ, Cnar
Y.Ae fby JAMES ROSS.
'ssfsssbury, May II, ls4l. a-u
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-rv,1r srNIy,Ry.-Mrs BURKE intends 10 open Sc
mnary cdnraton Of young laiies In krnn '
oultaueou,iy with that proposed by Mr. Burke. ~ sc W.
in The services Of HE able teachers who WI be eheas"
in The late. institution and intends dovo'ne her hrs. M
IN the attainment of she respectfully suoh's " ~
lie her claims 10 consideration AS teacher .
Terms The same in other respectable ~
Pupils may entered with Messrs Lancaster Jenny . W.
or Edwin Robinson Esq. .a-n
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-15

:, JruNOND SEMINARY-Thr undersigned, whose h..te
IL had been so Iona associated with the ahnyriamlrn i
ti,n designs his former ccctl'l u
@ If nupls shall have catered before the 1871: day oil oeooe'
next. d,,,;i. bcin well
aware that if his past services 10 mol cnti'e H" ~
fair promises will be If little avail. =, ,.d =,
Persons DESTROYS of parnnzng the school, WI! nr Ir -,
eprcr pCps with Mrssrs. Lancaster, DENNY To- wi"ui ~
7irns-AI the Of sixty dollars for lie session u "
,nonths pay al.c half yearly IN advance
small extra cha' g III 10 "i'" " ~ WM BURKE.
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The Terms Of sale will be third easihe balance In
years, for which bonds and
sPt"sed security VIII be required and the title retained "ni
- whole of the purchase money i PAIL IN conformity
cou directing of that portion hrongin: In
Il he Of r. ogain deceased For further particulars
sy to the subscriber Cabin Point Snrry county, va
CARTER II. EDLOE.
0r. a 45-2awtd'
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The price heard here estimated nj Sla Is ha pau 70 'e
College steward who, in consideration o certain pvers
binds himself Faculty take all Siutis VINO al! T."
the prize here stated The STUDENTS Do'ds " III"
lodge in tnlisgr Building. -,
or lights
osr. m towu runnui 1854. This has eri
aLi,ied by understanding with Tie lolci
rhr rnic the entirr amount 81 HE necessary
e,, ses nj Institution exhibited above hoh's
therefore, shall he furnished 10 inc
viii he altogether al discretion Of the parent nf eaath u
i earnestly recommended thai ;l sum lie as slnai u pnc
ANY student proposing 10 join the regular ni'or
Class must with Simple Equations anu
ir Third Book of Davies Lcerndre . - -. ,
Those had preparation in Mathematics, may r
ments Algebra including simple Equations ana inc s ~"
books Of Davies l.rgcndre. -, 49,, 4. i, a.
In addition students above enumerated thrrc y w.
namrn Of higher sludics necessary 10 the attainment q "
degree Of A. NJ. -, - o.,. matters
Information concerning this course rs well a. DINER
may be obtained College catalogues or ny
,yr any one uf Gentlemen wishhe 70 pfp"
Themselves FOR Medical course in Philadelphia WIN h 81,
opportunity q Attending the private Lectures "' i'"
,nuon Medicine. - =, p.otssoy
Millngon, fee $50. y. Il. ps'' a. ,i5s
IL
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Oct. |
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23
THE EXECUTION.

The execution of Il. Phelps for IA
murder Of Casper Walser. took place 4
Germanion Stokes County Yesterday
The criminal was conveyed from The n
son TO the gallows, clothed 10 his stfco.|
In his address from under the gallows, 4
made no direct confession OF his crime. q
said that If be he'd committed tue act, "A
which he was about 10 forfeit his life, 4
was unconscious Of II; be could not ID
that be WAS guilty, neither could be dssI
the ehafge-If be WIS confident Of 4
guilt, he " thought be would be better u,
isiied p He also reminded the assembls
multitude, Consisting Of between 2,VI
and 5000 persons, Of the uncertainty /
life, warned them TO spurn the ialo,.fsI
ing bowl, and attributed hts present silzI
ton, as malelaetoT under the gales
to the demon Rta During lie ptavs
Of some pio0s individuals, mo minister /
the gospel beng prcsenl,) Phelps becsa
very much agilated, prayed and scb
aloud, aud appealed, IN feeling teruH
Almighty God to have mercy upon
poor soul. Alter snme liFae he bersa|
nore eomposed, attempted 20 address d
spectators second time. bur aaly "A
ceeded N saying tina, he did not ia
death, and hoped he was prepared o mes
his God. lie then BID number ol ID
spectators final adleu by snail !.
hands, whereupon he was launched ia
eternity.
7 The body remained suspended abs
half an hour, when II was taken down, al
delivered to the friends and relatives !
this unfortunate man, 10 hc cangeyed =
Davidson, his native rouniy.--SaltH O.
setie, 9Th ult.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23
HENRY CLAY.

So great is our admiration--so biol
our opinion of his transcendent Abilities
so unbounded our respect for him as
statesman and patriot, who has rendereJ
more signal service to has countiy--dors
more for the elevation of the charac,s,
of his countryuen and the advancement a
the cause of liberty, than any other ind
yidual living, that We feel un unwillngnev
for the want Of ability commensurate win
our regard, TO attempt deiineasion Of hi
charaeter. He is loo we'll known--L,
boundless claims upon the affection and
gratitude of Americans are too pre-en
nent, to need any commentator from d.
In the ranks Of that patriotic part
which accomplished in the last year, ,
glorious victory over the vassals of pows,
and despotism, he was constantly found
like Harrison, in the field, "whilst L,|
country defending leading the van, chez,
ing aud urging, by his noble sacrifice :,
self TO his country's welfare, his feIlov.
citizens on to battle. And we'll did h
lead, noby did they follow. Eaeh I'm.
patriot, like him forgetting sell, and al
minor difference Of opinion, nobly sioos
BY the cause, until victory crowned the,
efforts, and the enemy we're driven 81
ground their arms.
The same patriotic band, by the lnmeu,.
ed dispensation of Providence, ars nos
without a Chief--,heir General is gone-
they want some beloved soldier from ,heir
ranks, in whose patriotism they can rel,
lin whose skill and Judgment they ca
eoaide around whom they can rally, al
under whose banner they ean CONTINUE u
blessings Of the victory to themselves Cd
posteritv. Wings where can you Go.
such a man search she Republic owe.
weigh the claims and services Of each 4
your most distinguished conpatrIo,s--aa
when YOU have done this, the same deis
ton to your country, which prompted ya
to grid on your armour for the late co
tosi, will point YOU I" IKE tho Star in il,
East" to the Sage Of Ashland.--Rteknn4
Shield.
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and that Messrs. Gardner, Hardwlcke,
johnson, Laughlin, Maclin, Mathews, Mil
Ter, Powell, Ross, Warner, and Water
house, were present, but refused TO vote
for or against the resolutions, and that
Mr.. Martin was also present, but was ex-
cuscd .iom voting on his own motion.
Considerable discussion arose upon the
subject, pending which, the Senate adj
iourned. Hore is an exemplcation of the
term "MuA," with vengeance, in addi-
ton to a high.handed and open contempt
of the Senate of Tennessee
In the House there occurred the com
mencement Of fight between Mr.. Has
kell of Madison and Mr.. Rowles of Brad
ley, which grew out Of words that passed
between them last Saturday. We under
stand that Mr.. RowIes asked Mr.. Haskell,
in an underione, if some remarks he had
made were intended tor him; that Mr..
Haskell replied, if the cap fitted he might
wear it--that if he had used the language
towards him in the street, which he used
in the House last Saturday, he should have
kicked him--whereupon Mr.. Rowles
struck Mr.. Haskell, and the latter, in re-
turning the blow, had his arm caught by a
member, when the comba,ants were sepa-
rated. Here the matter rested until the
adjournment in the evening, when as the
members passed down from the Court
House into the public square, Mr.. Haskell
denounced Mr.. Ruwl0s as a scoundrel aud
coward-whereupon both drew-Mr.
Haskell's pistol snapped-Mr. RowIes' fir
cd. Each drew second pistol, end fred
and thcn each drew third-b.. before
either fired the third pistol, the bystanders
interfered and took them of. We under
stood Mr.. Haskell was shot through the
lcshy part of the RICH, hand which pre-
vented his firing the third pistol he pre-
scented, and thai Mr.. Rowles was shot
through the clothes.
T We regret all scenes of this nature, and
hope the like will mol occur again.-Nash
riHe Banner.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23

lands IT is already proposed by the Radicals
to repeal, and by the NullI6ers TO nullIty
for South Carolina, or rather Mr.. Cal
houn, 1.-THE same lhing,) we are told, will
moi take cent OF that Though, in pass
ing, innocent notification II ISL we may re.
mark, the Palmetto is welcome 10 ell the
glory, Il ii allows other States all the gold.
The Lord help all who are blockheads en-.
ough to press upon her what Mr.. Calhoun
does not want This proposal, however, to
repeal aud nulify the indirect aid ae can
alone give to the States shows what is akin
TO reputation, If not reputation itself, viz.
the disposition of party 10 allow no meaus
of paying of State debts, or 10 obs,ruct all
means the Federal Government can alone
lawfully give. Ii is this bad spirit aaoat
tina, does harm abroad aud at home. Ii is
as If we had no common country, and suf.
Tered nothing from common wrong. II is
as if the world did not know us as Ameri
cans all, and as if We could shake off
an an American citizen at will. As if,
too, the States had done so wrong in weld.
ing 10 the temptations OF the Federal Gov
ernmeus, which, whom abandoning all sys
TEN OF internal improvements, openly invl
ted and encouraged the States, that they
would hot be forgiven, and the Federal
Government would rather blast than protect
their plighted faith, the greatest jewel of d
Republican State /"
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SCENES IN TIE TENNESSEE LEGIS.
LATUKE


They have had high times in the lower
branch Of the Tennessee Legislature. In
that body, as every other, where there are
enough Locos for mischief the effort has
been made to consume the time of the
House, by discussing series Of idle reso
iutions on Federal ReIaiions-aud matters
and things 10 general, with which the Leg
isature Of Tennessee has properly nothing
more to do, than with the man ia the Noon.
Ga Saturday, ,he 9th of November, The
Wings, who have small majority, sue
ceeded IN giving the finishing stroke 10 the
Vaccinations of the Locos, by laying their
Resolutions. on the table. The Locos
fought bard, and many scenes we're enact
ed, ~hich the papers considered Of too dis
graceful character TO be reported. Some
not 50 grossly personal, or with an admix
ture OF hnmour, are given, from which We
make an extract = Ricttaond Whg.
dr. Polk, ia the course OF his remarks,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23

with the full action thus allowed TO the par
tial policy Of European nations against US,
was as positive in ITS nature as though spe
cial laws had been passed TO depress the
manufacturing aud grain growing interests
OF the Northern and Middle States for the
particular benefit Of the South. The large
importation Of foreign merchandise conse-
quent upon our reduced tariff stimulated the
sale of cotton and for time enhanced its
prce, although the disastrous reaction
which has followed operates to the injury
of the cotton grower, as well as TO that Of
all other producing classes in the country.
But We leave tue subject; il will speak for
itself at some time or another.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23

Many persons seem at loss to know why
Mr.. Bolts dubbed the Fresiden, " Captain
Tyler Some supposed it was in deri,
slon--others that i, merely referred 10 him
as leader. We pretend not Ia unragcl
The mystery; bat the Charlesiown Free
Press says, that Mr.. Tyler, during The
last war, commanded compGuy of yohin.
teers IN New Kcns or Charles Clty, was
IN service on the seabord, and made pref.
" good as well as popular officer. At
home, be was generally known as Cap
tain Tyler and YVES rather proud Of the
tile. AZ late Us February last, no re-.
minded some Of his friends Of the circum.
stance--and wo scarcely think his subs
quent elevation has rendered him asham
ed Of the appelation.--Alerandria Ga
.eRe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-12-23

Dea'h in tie Pplpit.--On Sunday last,
the Rec. Frederick Tackermaa, Of POUCH.
kecpsle, On. J. while engaged in preach.
ing . a congregation at Manchester, fell
down in the pulpit and immediately expir.
ed. He had complained in The morning Of
feeling unwell, aid stated TO his hearers
that he did not know whether he should be
able to speak long, for he felt strangely.
Soon after taking bis text and opening his
discourse he tainted, and almost imtndiatc.
ly breathed his last. His disease was pro
badly one of the heart Mr.. Il. was for.
merry preacher among the Methodists,
but for several years has been connected
with the Presbyterian denomination. lie
was 20 years old.