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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25
bank MOCK, St0ck In the James Rirer and kaRa,rhG


Company, and Ohio Land for sale.
oeaente 10 order Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
~ e oancrry continued and held for Richmond county,
the aAh day of October lsil directing me, after
hore "i the time and place of sale, by advertisement in
lniellgenceT, published in the city Of Washington,
@ he Enqn're published in the city of Richmond, for at
XIV days SELL TO the highest bidder At public auction, he
ne door OF the Exchange Hotel In the city Of Richmond
MI eSeonary intees, In twenty-five shares in the Farmers
AZ smgnia The dividends Of which were given by the will
icAn Seward 10 his wife Frances during her wdowhood-
NM, h- stock in The James River and Kanawa Company
10" belongs 10 the Estate Of the said Seward. Also all
IN, H: ~ the STATE Of Ohio belonging the said Estate.
w thursday the 9Th day of February proceed TO
c> before the door Of the Exchange Hotel in the city
'"iohd, rs directed all the above mentioned property.
BARTHOLOMEW &. CHINN,
n administrator dc bonus Of John Seucrd, deed
Nt''' lsil. 6l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25
Dec. 2, ls.l.

I-1TTaRTE SCOTTSVlLLE PROPERTY Fox SALE BY
yrtne Of Deed OF Trust executed to rue on the IN day
Is 1881 hy Richard Moon, Trustee, which deed OF record
he 3 ay of January next fair IL the next fair day there
av for purpose. specified said Deed offer for SALE Tor CASH
IN The tow Scottsve certain Store House ana o st
a,cd near Nors old Tavern Also, Lumber House and Lot
situated near Landing ani Immediately on the Ianh
gn lois are considered Valuable especially the lafter
sad are well worthy attention Of those who may desire 10
~ money in one o the most fourshin. in the state
sailing as Trustee shall convey such title as the deed
' EDWARD II. MOON, Trustee.
scotsyie Albemsre county, Nov. 2sih lSil 5s-2awtds
~. The Wing will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

I7DUCATIoN-A family of Teachers consisting Of a gentle,
L. man. his wife daughter desou, Of establishing
Young Seminary in healthy part of Virginia. or ~
one OF the Southern States They have had much expe
cnce in teaching been snccessul in giving sats
faction Their Of the fr, responsibility III e
United States and they prepared 10 give their pupils rem
cios moral and intellectual well ornamental education;
their object being qualify them oi usefulness and to I'LL win
n,on,;c,y their future station line Addressed BETA Rich
mopd ygina post paid will with inu. dae attention
Dee, l6 wv"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

EXECUTORS SALE OF Autobiography TO the last will
II and testament William pabhs deceased shall SELL on
January 1912 on Of sin Twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving bond and approved sccu with lien
the land 10 secure The payments The Tract of Land which
tc said William Dabbs lived heng in the county of Charlotte
living on the of Little Ronoke and adjoining the lands
of Col Clement Carngion Mrs. Ann NJ Read Mr. Nathan Nc
ehec and Of David Be This Tract Of Land
il Roanoke Creek a considered of the best
small tracts in the county.
The title undouhted bt shall convey only such
as Executor Read who Executor
William Dabbs Mr. David Comfort, who lives adjoining the
land, Mr. John c. john will show IL III person who may
wish To examine it previous TO the day of sale.
CLEMENT Z. READ, Executor.
Farnville, Nth Dec, 1871. GS-2w
The WING will Is above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

X{TYATT, WINSTON & POLLARD, (Hydn Hhae's lat
w stand offer for sale the trade both town and country
aud customers the following Goods, received by the
arrivals from Baltimore and New York, all which, having
been laid in the best will he sold low for cash o
10 punctua customers:
S. hide New Orleans, Porto Rico and St. CroiS Sugars
& do Cuba Clarified do
10 do. prime New Orleans Moiasses
10 do. do Porto Rico do. for retailing
% tiefces do. to-
10 hhds. cheap Trinidad d..
80 bags Coffee, prime green Rio. new
IS do. old Java and Lagnyra Coffee
81 boxes Loaf Sugar, of various qualities
5 half chests Gunpowder Tea
Cheap Gunpowdei, Imperial aud Young Tyson do.
100 boxes Soap, Of various qualities
40 do. Sperm Candles, best qualify New Bedford
10 do Judd's Patent Sperm Candles
10 do. short l2's do do. for Tarenis, &c
80 do. best Tallow Candles
400 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
20O1D prime Bacon, shoulders and mddlngs, cheap
% casks Cheese
200 quarter half and whole boxes aisins best bunch
200 kegs Nails assorted, Iron aud Steel
Ginger, Indigo, Pepper, Alspice, Bar Lead, Sho.
Gnnpowdcr, wrapping and writing Paper
Cotton Yarns, Ileungs &c, &C. .
Dec. Il, 1911. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

Whole Tickets SO-shares In proportion.
certificate package of 70 whole Tickets VIII be sent ioi
sl30-sliarcs i'll proportion. - >,
~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

NEGRO HIRING &c.- shall continue TO hire ont Servants
sell Produce collect Debts, In this city and the adon-
us o'' ROBERT HILL,
OEec on Cross Street, by Bell 7dreTn.
Richmond, Dec. eth 1871 G2-n
NTOTCE-It is expected navigation Of the Canal will
~ he suspended the 10th 18th Of January for the
pose Of making improvements IN the ncigbohood oil Mid
dleon Mills and other points along the Canal
N''N RICHD. REINS, Superintendent Repairs
~. 70 ff-2w
ARLINGTON ACADEMY.-The exercises Of this School for
L. the next year will the 18th of January Inc
course of instruction pursued by the subscribers the facilities
afforded The moral and intellectual Improvement OF those
under and the advantages enjoyed by
Them known, TO render any remark in reference
while acknowledged proficiency of such
of their pps entered other institutions of high charac-
ter evidence fidelity with which their professional duties are
discharged Passengers leave the cars immediately
al Ellnron BY taking tickets the North Anna river
TsrMs-For board, tuition bedding washing and candles,
si~'' f'''' ~ TIL H. FOX,
RICHD NELSON FOX.
IA. " 6o-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

I,yEcUToR's SALE OF NEGRoES.-Wni he sold, IN ac-
fdance with The will Of Col Parke Street, deceased on
-1,ssv The ah instant al the "Od Church Tavern, ~ the
e- end Hanover county, iriysx Negroes beioshs
y gsa al the decedent, consisting o men, Women psS au
servants, excellent wn 81 Grre osttfs a'a
.r drivers, accustomed 10 the pts and prime pah'a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

WASHINGTON HOTEL. FOR SALE-By virtue Of a Deed
W 81 Trust. executed the subscribers, Trustees hy Hem
~ A. Christian. dated the iuh day OF April, le, and record.
en ne Clerks Office of Richmond Hastings Court, we VIII
,e the premises public SALE Monday, the h day oil
January !i2 o'clock, p NJ thai valuable property, called
III Washington Hotel, the Of and 9Th streets, to-
isthe WIN all the buildings stables, &C., the belonging
The Deed Of Trust under which the sale VIII be made s t.
- : - Diahavl
Him Richsrd deceased. The sale will be for cash. acting rs
r- we shall convey such title only rs IS vested III Us ny
49, rns Of said deed. The e however, Is believed 10 be
...,,.r GEO. W. DIXON, | 7.,s,,..
' C. w. MACMuRDO,i
~. a ,s. .a-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

, VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE-By
! virtue OF Deed Of Trust from John lieh ai Margaret ms
bearing date the 18th August 1898, and admitted 10
Clerks Office of Goochand County Court 18Th hu
at. s, SHALL Friday, the lh day OF March, 1892, al
cock the premises expose 10 sae nj public auction
highest bidder that valuable Estate in Goochland County, on
james River Dover" containing about 500 acres OF
sad about 800 Of which Of River and Greek low
rolni- surpassed in fertility by any the river There
seeded this Estate, iniormed about 600
% wheat, The Canal passes through this Estate and i; is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25
Far January 22nd.
VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY Class \, To he drawn

Whole Tickets Sl0-shaTes In proportion
certificate package of 25 whole Tickets Will be SEM Tor
Sl3O-shares In proportion.
For January Goth.
VIRGINIA IEEsBCRG LOTTERY, C1ass u, TO lie drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

n SEMlNARN-'rnc exercises al thS S,hno VIII
III be resumed on Monday Sd January under the following
organization:
Ancient Languages William Burke.
Mathematics David Greter.
Modern Languages, &. 7. strive.
The undersigned thank friends who have expressed
their regrets had noseached the City in time for the DC
iober term The unavoidable; he now Row
ever at his post PROBABLE his future life VIII he de-
voted pursuand he has innreove every incentive 10
that honest and conscientious niae Of
fer his services confidence that they viii lr useful
The undersigned taught Richmond Is years 0fhe hundreds
~ vnu,hs whom he sent abroad upon the world would hc diff
c 10 point disspaied worthless unprneped GER
any not one Of whose Early had charge
The reflection Is a source of nnNxycd pleasure.
|, affords the undersigned qualification announce
tina, Inc has induced his frisn NJ relter able assistant
pneer Of the State TO with lin the duties hc as under
,nsten WIN. BURKE.
nac 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

ST. LEDGER the full brother Ariel, Lance OKeey, &C.,
will stand NJ Mr. David Mills stable Spring. in the county
of Albemarle miles North Of Charlottesville W. L. w
" NJ f6-oaw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25
SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1872.

ID. NJ. Eoyt * Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Once:
RICHMOND. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

EVILS HILL CoLLrcToR ,Sp GENERAL AcESr, Richmond,
IL pa Hiring Negroes Renting out Houses" Collect
ing Claims Richmond and tn adjacent countrs ana attends
Caroline County Courts
7trras-For hiring and binding :! per cent \" charge
made for collecting the same. J." IL
orc orer The Store IF Jas. III Roel,dr Esq
G--Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25
POLITICS.
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLAWRE.

Of tie Committee ouEcderat Relations on so much Of
the Gortrnor's Message relates to The Distribution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-25

MOUNT LEBANON FOR SALE-Havins determined TO re-
~ practice Of my profession, offer tor sale tins
' desirable residence aud valuable Farm in Nelson county
ens y survey G55 It's location Is within
ne Tie lanes River and Kanawha Improvement, miles Of
i!e hrr Wareiope, IA fousing village with tobacco IN
N deem altogether unnecessary 10 enter into minute
dl le u plantation, well known IN this section n
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
LATEST FROM NiEXICO.

lMPoETANr TO TEXAs!-The Picayune Of the
18th says; BY the arrival of the schooner Emblem,
Capt. Kenny, we learn the following interesting
items from some of her pussengers-amongst whom
was Maj rrimbe. late Of the Texan federal army.
This gentleman informs rs that the federal party
in the north Mexico is annihaled; Yucaian is
tacitly acknowledged the leading Mexican jour
nails owning tie inability of the central party 10 re
conquer that portion of their sol diSqnt territory.
We think the information may be relied on as
correct.
The candidates for the next presidential term, or
chief m gistracy of Mexico, are Gomez Fara>
and the notorious Santa Ana. These men several
| " build their hopes of success upon the chance Of
enlisting the interference IF Texas in their behalf
| by Offering 10 recognise her independence; bOtl
parties having made arrangements for ogertures Il
that elfect-thas placing Texas in position to rul,
the doStnies Of Mexico. But the young Republic
is indepe ndent she asks no favors Of Mexico, ant
will spurn tina proDositiu1 10 csP.nse either csuS
, whenever it i made
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

We arc highly pleased at the success OF
the Monticello Institution, and admire the
perseverance and interchangeable industry OF
its teachers. They seem devoted to the
cause of education, and spare no pains in
promoting the interests of those placed
under their care. The increasing merit of
this school calls for corresponding public
patronage, and | am glad to find that its
celebrity is extending abroad. The fourth
session has commenced under very favora-
bic auspices. There are now upwards of
seventy students, and the number will no
doubt, increase during the progress of the
session.
The Seminary possesses many advanta-
ges under which the students can prose
cute their studies with much facility. 1t
is furnished with a suitable apparatus, such
as Black Boards, Large Maps, Globes,
Electrical Machine, Magnet. &c, for the
purpose of making Mathematical demon
STATIONS and experimental explanations of
the different sciences embraced in their
course of education. Other instruments
arc expected this Spring, and they are de-
termined TO furnish the institution with a
complete philosophic apparatus. l am in
formed that the teachers are about forming
a cabinet Of Minerals, and also collecting
into garden many of the different genera
Of the vegetable kingdom.
The students are establishing a select
library, composed of historical and scien-
tifc works. Those, who are pursuing an
extensive education and in quest of general
information, cannot too highly appreciate
the advantages Of such a library.
l will conclude by saying. that suc!
as feel interested in the cause of itcra-
turc and the education of the youth of the
west. would do well to patronise the Mon
ticello Seminary. A PATRON.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
THE DEMOCRAT AND ARGUS.

The last Democrat contains long arti-
Gle the 'principle design of which," it says,
ais to repel the scurrillous and dastardly
attacks of the editor of the Argus upon
some of its ncighbors," &c. We think the
editor of the Democrat has abandoned his
ground, and flew the track from the Or
iginal subject under consideration, and at
tackled the private character of the editor
Of the Argus, in order to carry his point
This is a mode of warfare which every
one detests, and more especially when it
appears as if it were resortcd to, to gain
another point, which could not be gained
by fair and honorable discussion. The
first attack of the Democrat upon the Ar
gus, was made because the editor of the
Argus refused to give his assistance 10 the
breaking down of the Insurance Compa-
MES of st. Louis. The Argus took up the
subject and vindicatcd the cause of the In
surance Companies against the attacks of
the Democrat, and other prints. and being
too hard for them in the discussion, they
have had to attack his private character in
order to gain their point. Where the Dem
ocrat got its information we do not know
nor do we care-we are disposed to
doubt it, We happen to know something
about the subject ourselves. We do not
intend, however, to take the matter in hand
for the editor of the ARGUS; he is able to
defend his own cause, and will.
The combination which appears to have
been formed by the other Democratic
prints, to break down the Argus, and the
motives by which they are actuated, in our
opinion, we may alludc to hereafter.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
orrcfAt.
BY the President Of the United States Of
America.
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas, sundry important and weighty
matters, principally growing out Of the
condition Of the revenue and finances OF
the country, appear to me to call for the
consideration of Congress at an earlier day
than its next annual session, and thus form
an extraordinary occasion, such as render
necessary, in my judgment, the convention
of the two Houses as soon as may be prac-
,icable, do therefore, by this my Procla-
nation, convene the two Houses of Con-
gress, to meet in the Capitol, at the City
of Washington, on the last Monday, being
the thirty-frst day Of May next. And
require the respective Senators and Repre-
sentatives then and there to assemble. in
order to receive such information respect
ing the state of the Union as may be given
to them and to devise and adopt such meas
ures as the good of the country may seem
to them, in the exercise of their wisdom
and discretion, to require.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal of the United States to be hereunto
affixed, and signed the same with my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, this
seventeenth day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
l.. S. hundred and forty-one, and of the
independence of the United States
the sixty-ffth
w. II. HARRISON.
By the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary of State.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

The Richmond Wing in giving account Of the
comforting Of the degree Of NJ, D. upon the Stu
dents Of Virginia College, notices the prosperity
of that Institution, and the proceedings on the oc.
casion in very happy manner. After the de.
grees were conferred, Mr.. maxwell delivered
an address to the graduates in which he is said to
have remarked "that, from the days OF Lucfer tc
Napoleon, no man had been trusted with power
who had not abused it-save Washington" Nc
man would''-"I will recall this" said he =
ayes! may we not hope, that the august and dis
tingushed individual who has recently been callec
TO preside over this great republic, will make al
exception and second Washington" Here tn
speaker was interrupted by the loud plaudls 0
the audience, evincing the satisfaction they felt
this mertcd tribute TO one Of The distinguishes
al"uni Of the college.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
S'GA'EE az fsfS@1ssss.
CnLNrN OF RANl.nLpH.

In The Coanty Court February Tym, lSiI.
NOW al tr:S day John Dy>ort, administrator of
= = all and singular. t.e goods aud caatte,>. &c
which were OF Join NJ Collins, deed, ccrss here
into Court, nnd presents his pe'.,ion representing
that the personal estate j. insufficient tor the nav,
ment OF the debts, and praying the Court to order
the sale of tie whole oF mu'h Of the real estate
as will be sufficient for the payment Of the debts.
and the petition being accompanied by the lists,
inventories, &c, required by law, il is ordered BY
The Court that al persons interested in said estate.
ne notified that the application aforesaid has been
made and that unless the contrary be shown 10 this
Court, on the first day OF the next Term Of this
Court--an order will be made requiring the admin
i>trator 10 make "a of the real estate atore-
>ud and il is further ordered that the admins ra-
tor cause a copy Of this order TO be Published in
some newspaper printed in this State for six week,
4 true copy.
r. WILSON. Clerk.
AIr-h Pin, lS%i e-dS,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
II EAk1 VA A Es IA Ell $.
ST. LOUIS, March :

ST. LOUIS, March Both, ISL.
We have few change, to notice, some Of our
quotations are reduced little to suit wholesale
prices. retail prices would be shade higher There
is little change in the Currency--our table will be
found ds near correct as can he asceriainei.
Bacon Hams 5, Shoulders, !; sides y; hog
round dull
Be1ns-Market well supplied. and prices have
declined We quote AT 7Jc--duiI sale.
Bat;er-ln kegs 9--Good supply aud dull,
Braady-- American 80 70, plenty; coguac | 80
S5; champagnc 81 ,.
Bees Uar--22 24--Scarcc.
CGadlss- We quote sperm Is So mould IL, dipt
II -Scurce.
Chiffon Yarn-2i 25-salcS--good supply.
CoJle--iilv green l24 ID; Rio l3 Il; Java
l6! II Is; St Domingo l24 a l3c--;n demand.
CIiSqrs-Alelee 81 a &; per m Hav, VI. Is 20;
per Principe 20 a 25c. Good stock on hand
COrdGge-- Hemp bed cords 81 30; grass 80; Ma
ni!la plough lines 81 30; Manila rope 10 IA,
hemp plough hac1 u IS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03

PROBABLE PosTPoNMENT OF McLEoD's
TRIAL. A correspondent of the N. Y. Her.
aid, writing from Lockport, under date of
the 10th, says-"Thc trial of Mcleod will
not come on at our next Oyer and Termi-
ner, which sits at this place on the 22d inst.
Mr.. Mel. has commenced. or is about to
commence, proceedings to procure com
mission to examine foreign witnesses, and
among the rest Capt Drew, who comman-
ded the Caroline expedition, and who is
now in England. think trial cannot be
had before the latter part of next summer
or perhaps not until fall"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-03
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsI-
DENT.

DEN L.
By anil ,cih tie advice and consent of III,
Senate.
Ogden Hoffman, District Attorney, New
York.
VIM. Pinkncy, Surveyor, Baltimore.
Nathan Cummings, Collector, Portland
Maine.
Austin Baldwin, Collector, Mddletown
Conn.
VIM. II. Watson, Collector, Providence
r. l.
Geo. Rowland, Surveyor, Tivcrton, r. |.
Geo. w. Knight, Surveyor, Pawtuckct.
Daniel Rennick, Collector, Kennebeck,
Me-
Tristan Storcr, Collector, Saco, Me.
Solomon Lincoln. Marshal District of
Massachusetts, in place of Jonas Sblcv,
whose term expired on the Sd inst.
VIM. Barrow, Marshal for the District of
Vermont.
Nathaniel p. Causin, Jr. Secretary of
the President TO sign Patents.
Henry Southmayd, Assistant Collector
of the Customs for the District of New
York, vice John J. Plume.
James Donaghc. Collector at New Ha-
ven, Conn. vice w. II. Ellis.
Ebenczer Baker Collector at Barnstabe
Mass, vice II. Croker
Miles Seldin Watkins, Deputy Postmas-
ter at Huntsville, Ala. vice ID. ID. Turner.
VIM. p. Greene, Surveyor & Inspector
at Providence, r. /. vice J. B. Barton.
Robt. Butler. Surveyor & Inspector al
Smithiicld. Va. re-appointcd
James NJ. Hartford, Register Land OF
flee at jackson Miss. vice J. II. Hopkins
James X. Dubois. Register Land Office
at Palestine, Ills. vice J. Kitchell.
Bernard Peyton, Deputy Postmaster at
Richmond, Va. vice G. w. Gooch.
Robert c. Cornell. of New York to be
Receiver General of Public Money OF
New York, in the place Of Stephen Allen
removed.
Samuel rockingham, of Boston, to be
Receiver General of Public Money at Bos.
ton, in the place of Isaac Hill, removed,
Richard X. Call of Florida, to be Gov.
ernor in and for the Territory of Florida
in the place Of Robert r. Reid removed
Charles B. Penrose, of Pennsylvania, tc
be Solicitor of the Treasury, in the place
VI -hdtNuC" lclllJNtu
Elisha Whittcsey, of Ohio, to be Audi.
tor of the Treasury for the Post Office
Department, in the place of Charles X
Gardner, removed.
Paul Rossgnol, to be Superintendent
of the Branch Mint at Dahlonega, in thu
State of Georgia, in the place Of J. J. Sin.
gleton.
John Williamson, of Pennsylvania, to be
Recorder of the General Land Office, in
the place of Hudson Nj. Garland. removed
Solomon Van Rensselaer,, to be Deputy
Postmaster at Albany.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS,
George Allen, at marlborough, Maine
vice Denny McCobb, removed.
jeremiah Brooks, at York, Maine, vice
Joseph p. jenkins, removed.
Parker Sheldon, at Bath, Maine, vice
Joseph Dewall, removed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
Isaac p. Davis, at Boston, Mass, vice
Isaac o. Barnes, removed.
OPA man was cowhided in New York