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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

letter from Washington states, that the writer
"dors moi believe much will be done this winter. 1t
is generally thought that the Bankrupt act will be re-
pealed II certainly will be, if Mr.. Crtlenden votes
with his colleague, and in obedience to the known
wishes and virtual instructions Of his Stale. The
Warehouse system will be pressed, and may pass This
is probably the only material modhcaon OF the Tariff
act Of last session which will be made-and this is
doubtful. As to the Exchequer plan, most persons
NANTES, reluctance 10 speak out it. Tile majo-
rity in Congress- think, either intend to do nothing
with regard il, pass it in the most obnoxious
form-probably as it from The Department. or was
reported by Mr.. Tallmadge. They rnay pass some.
thing as near Bank they think the President will
sign
at is obvious that Congress can do nothing now TO
revive the public private credit except by restoring
confidence in our institutions and laws Stability IS The
great element of confidence, and though the Govern
ment might initiate again some OF the bubbles which
have already burst, and thus delude confiding
people with The temporary semblance OF prosperity,
they would soon burst again, and involve US in new
difficulties worse than those We now endure. The
Government has credit TO spare-none certainly 10
part 10 corporations individuals. Its revenue s
Inadequate TO its expenditures Besides these, has
10 meet debt, yet small is true but destined, like
the debts of many Of the States, to increase until lis
credit and Of shall be subjected to the
evercst which free institutions have TO encounter,
unless by reducing it's line ofe1pendture it lives within
ills own means. Industry and economy are then the
great medicines for the OF our public and private
embarrassments. Spend less, and shall soon have
more for our strong box and leave in the pockets
OF the people.
The friends Of the several candidates for the Presi-
dency are all wiling understand, 10 abide the decision
of National Convention There are various opinions
TO the organization, the time and the place OF the
| Convention Have you thought Of Cincinnati or
Pillsburg' Why not pay to The West The deserved
mpliment Of assembling somewlere on s great wa.
ters9 Next Fall TO !e the iavorte lime. II is
that e nds should meet before The session
closes and sugges, the time and place. With all due
Difference, would respectfully suggest to our friends
at Washington 10 let the matter alone. The State
Conventions will manage it better for themselves, and
perhaps with more satisfaction TO the people. As the
Wheeling Argus justly says, in reply TO similar sug-
pestion made in the Boston Post, "Members Of Con.
eres. have been elected represent the people, aud
no, make Presidents, uppo mt the time Tor making
them. Let the people RECOMMEND THE TIME AsD
or Icr ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

ITO ZACHARIAH GOODMAN and TIIoMAsI. GOODMAN.
Esqs-Take notice, that shall, Friday the 9Th day of
January 1872 the hours of G. a. r. NJ the
Store house Pamorc Daniel in Cumberland county, Vs
MIA dispositions of Eppl Hohson, Richard H. Brazee
Nathaniel Osborne Thomas I,cll and others
rnce pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and hanccry for Prince Edward county, which Zacharlah
Goodman plaintiff Thomas Goodman and de
PENDANTS. THE TRUSTEES
OF the Upper Appoma!to1 Company.
Far nPc0 -pfd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

member of The Legislature of n Carolina writes
on the 9TH, that On Thursday last, ballot was
forced upon US by the friends Of General Saunders
moving to go into election, and voting with The
Wings to do SO, when his friends knew, that in meet
ing the night before it agreed to postpone the cleo
ton in order to try and produce harmony General 5
then received a number Of Wing votes-but, in my
opinion, they do this to keep him from Withdrawing
Some Of his friends admit, il the object of the move
on Thursday, 10 elect him at the hands of The Wings
We give the extract and leave the Republicans 10 make
their own commentaries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

Fennmore Cooper, the novelist, has gained another
SUIT of libel The New York Tribune has been nnlcted
in two hundred dollars for sayin hard things of Mr..
Coopers literary banngs THIS constant Coopering OF
editors is calculated ad the novelist repu.
alion however favourably it may affect his pecunary
IInfnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

Literary Rstaiation.-The " Yankee Notion, extra
publishes caus,ic burlesque upon Dickens "Notes on
America" in The shape of "English Notes for very
general circulation, by Quarlea Quickens, Esquire
The dedication a la Boz-and the satire 10 said to be
keen md well kept up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
Extract of a letter, dated

EItTdcI 81 ILHtT, ddted ,c,o
BosorA, (Nxw GRAsADA) 9th Oct, ls42
Dir. Bankford our Charge has arrived here, oy "" ~
Of Maracaibs and had rather pleasant journey, iii
is very clever mana Virginia gentleman anu ~"
suit this people, The administration are so musa .,s
with him, that have every hope he will be able 70
ali The claims Of on, citizen, sganss this Govs'nmeaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
Louisa, Va, Dec -, ls42

lanes A. PATTESoN, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Richmond
YaW give promp, attention TO sales of all kinds OF Pro-
duce Merchandise consigned his Store Cary
street. adjoining Hsssrs. Capsr:on CIunp
Oct Ia 4--wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
EXTRACT Of letter from Lady (iatciy resident o
this city, 10 her Correspondent in Richmond, dated

EXTRACT Of letter from Lady (iateiy resident Of
this ciy) 10 her Correspondent in Richmond, dated
"DEc. 9, IS42.
al staid week in Boston. saw the celebrated Mrs
Furgus perform several astonishing feas of Animal
Magnetism, a blind girl by the name of Mary Mat
tox You1nay have seen the marvellous accounts in
the papers Of the day. Mary was stone bnd-born So
but when she was in the mesmeric sleep, she could
and describe accurately every thing in ,he room
the number of curls in lady hair, or the rings
she wore on her fingers Every body in Boston ("hen
was thcre,) ladies' and gentlemen of The highest in
teectual and moral endowmcnts, seemed Mesrneric.
mad. went TO the exhibition confirmed sceptc, and
looked a while in logged silence. But as pheno
meno, more and astonishing, were developed.
became interested against my will. Mrs. F. is gen
tlewoman Of superior understanding, highly educated
of good famy -and has these exhibitions in her own
house. Verify, wonders will never cease
We congratulate readers, that the james River
Company are letting in the water into the Rich
mond Dock-and it will be ready, in the Of this
week for the admission Of vessels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
APPOINTMENTS by THE PRESIDENT,
Bu and uiih the adriee and consent of the Senate

LAsD OFFICERS.
Greer w. Davis, Register at Jackson, Missouri vice
Frank j. Allen, whose commission will expire Dec ~
1912.
Robt C. Ne wland, Register at Batesville, Ark, vice
Lewis B. Tully, resigned.
William 8. Allen, Register at ST. Louis, No. VICE
Nathaniel P. Taylor, removed.
Nicholas r. Smith, Receiver at Springfield Mo-, S'''
John P. Campbell, resigned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22

family oil combine TO show the strongest and most
urgent necessity for the course pursued.
"Cromwe Zone of the men hung had been pirate
and the other SLAYER Doubtless II was The influence
of these men, who in Spenccrs watch, that lee
this youth to such an extremity
emil parl,cuIcrs Of the whole case have not ye
,runspired The foregoing derived from an an
the nc source bui until the be fully before the
public, we would request suspension OF public OPP
Mon"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-22
(FrSR ne .EgGLsorian.j

In consideration of the source whence the commune
cation signed as emanated, placedt in the hands
of the printer without reading it. Although we give
the writer opportunity 10 be heard through our co
umn 3 vet we desire hold ourselves entirely uncom
mit,ed ON the subject for the present.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-08
Dated,&c.
IG,rpa1l
(Signed)
The form Of The jurat to his petition may
be The same as 10 heprocecding&

Extraordinary Punishment: The court
Of New Castle county Delaware, was IN
session last week. Several persons were
convicted Of larceny, and sentenced 70
receive twenty-oae lashes on the bare
back.
We copy from the Delaware Gazette ;
"A young girl (whosc name we omI
on the account Of the responsibility OF her
parents, and the urgent request OF severa'
OF our friends) pleaded guilty q ten ar,
ferent indictments for larceny. Sentenced
10 pay two fold value Of goods stolen 70
the owners, to wear ten rs on her ouler
garment, and to receive twenty-one lasn-
es on the bare back, we'll laid on, IN each
case. making 9lo in all. And this on
woman--a very genteel looking young
girl TIED up 10 a post, her roKeu oooy
exnosed 10 tho gaze Of asclvous crowd
striped and scored Bot enough the
theme i shocking. The barbarous law
must be repealed--it 10 u crying disgrace
10 The State. We are glad however %
have il in our power 10 say that tins
shocking cruelty will not be inflicted in
his instance, as we understand the Cow
amor has interposed his clcmency, and
hardened her as the corporal punishment
with this view the court lnlerceeded 10
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-08
GREAT BARGAIN !!
Plantation for Sale
A TRACT on LAND,

CONTAINING about Fifteen Hundred
q Acres, of which Six Hundred are
cleared, and we'll fenced, is offered Tor
There are on the premises, TWO G 10 :
DWELLING HOUSES, a new MIL
HOUSE and good COTTON GIN, a
BLACKSMITH SHOP, and all the
necessary out buildings. The owner IS
willing to sell part, or the whole OF the
above tract, to suit the purchaser; us
location is amongst the most heal'ny ~ ~
this Parish. Only small amount o.
cash is required, and for the balance, q
credit viii be given as long as the purcha-
ser can possibly wish.
Those desiring a good bargain, would
do we'll to call Immediately on J. Z. Car
man, jackson, La, who can give all Inc
necessary information.
October 2, l84l. az
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AMlTE ACADEMY .

yTyHE undersigned graduate Of Miami Uni
yersty, proposes opening Public School
in the Town OF Liberty. He will be prepared
10 teach the branches usually taught in Public
Schools in addit on TO these he will teach the
highor branches of Mathmatics and the Latin
and Greek languages The school will COM
mence on Monday the 18th instant. He hopes
bv strict attention to business to merit share
~ nnhIic patronage. J.R. KNOX.
TEpMs.-For reading, writing, and arithme
tic, 50 50 cts per scholar per month for En-
glish Grammar, Geography, Composition, &C.,
S3 90; for Latin, Greek, and the Mathmatics
"a 90 10 be paid monthly in bankable funds,
Nov. IL 1917 4oiL
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Valuable land for sale.

II WILL sell on accommodating terms
certain tract ofland in Amite coun-
". described as follows /. Lot OF fraction
al section No. 10, township 2, of range
east, containing five hundred and ninety
five and eighty one hundredth acres, with
a small Improvement thereon, dwelling
house and out houses, one hundred acres
under good fence, about eighty acres IL
cultivation, and an elegant spring OF wa
ter. For further particulars make ap'
pIication TO the undersigned.
NJ. 6. CASTOR.
Nov IS l84I 4~H
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Nov is ie4i
NOTICE.

u ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned on
he Estate Of Herbert Firth, Deceased
at the Sept'r. Term, la4l, of the Probate
Court of Amite County, all persons lndebt-
ed 10 said Estate are required to make I'M
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same are requested to present
Them within the time prescribed by law
or ,hey will be forever barred recovery
JANE E. D. FIRTH, Adm'x.
JOHN E. FIRTH, Admir-.
Sept. 81, l84l. 4o"o
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NOTICE.

II FILTERS Testamentary having been
granted 10 the undersigned on the
Estate Of Gabriel Castor, deceased, at the
Sent. Term, l84l, Of the Honorable Pro
bate Court Of Amite County-All persons
Indebted TO said Estate, are required 10
make immediate payment; and those hav'
ing claims against the same, are request,
ed to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred. a.no,,
JARROT CASTOR,
SETH r. CASTOR,
Executors
Sept. 31st, 1s4i. 4V"e
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NOTICE.

A tho November term, l84l, OF the
"A Probate Court Of Amite county, !
vii II present my account as Administrator :
on me estate Of Jane Moore, Guardian o.
~ G,s , G. Sarah Ann, Ellis r. Gabriel z
Martha Jane, Caswell c. and Joseph D.
aston for final settlement and allowance
Oa''o"' ~ Il. CASTOR.
administrator.
.Ah t8At 3t-45
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-01-08
NOTICE.

A Ill persons arc hereby forwarned
"a from trading for note drawn by
me in favor of John McFaddin for the
sum Of fly dollars drawn on the llth OF
November instant, and payable one day
after date, the considerations for which
said note was given having entirely failed,
am determined not TO pay said note un-
less compelled by law. uonno>,
Nov. 10 1841 SAL
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VOLUME NUMBER /.

her favor, all the members Of the bar, the
officers of the court, the prosecuting wit
nesses, and hundreds Of others, petitions
ed in her behalf; and his excelency rea-
div acceded 10 their wishes. So she will
60 unpublished"
The Gazette may well ask for the re-
peal Of SO barbarous @law. The marvel
with us is, that il hasbeen so long suffer-
ed to disgrace ia iuiuo book olthe State.
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or or or 81 OF
(tAsH must be paid for Letters as Delivered
or money previously deposited.
All persons indcbtedlor postage on pamphlets
newspapers, &C., are requested 10 csii ana !, pay
SAMUEL TILLoTSON, = ":
June "a, 1871.
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EDITED By PARK BENJAMIN.
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scribe the precise forms to be used to
S,;nr marty before the court, and tor
The Subsequent steps 70 che final discharge,
Of rI ,bo hnakrup. and this duty required
Of them by the act, renders i unnecess :
~ ms we'll as improper TO attempt to give
here a complete set Of forms
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The forms which here follow, are gwen
for the purpose chiefly, of making more
intellgible the mode of proceeding, in or
der 10 bring party before the court un-
der the act, The district courts viii pre-
Form Of petition for bankrupt applying under
the voluntary clause.
TO the Hon. $. r.. b., Judge of the dis
,rict court Of the United States, in and for
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE
NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY
ACTUAL HOSTILlTlES--SHARP
ENGAGEMENT AND REPULSE OF
=, rr,Te,Tr nnfNnnO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19

LoNDos1ship Onlare-s pkgs Farr & eo-5c T Ban.ow-
2Wiley Putman--2 Smith--2 Steel-2 Mr. Chd-2
Grinnell, Mintun co-2 Smith, Farren-l q Guy
ler-l Chas King col Mr. Weaiherspoon-l Lennng
Il Noman-l g NJ Haywood & COL "A Lows hads %
pkgs to
LVERPooL-Ship nderendence-l2OO bxs Tin plates Geo
More wood co-600 NJ Bruce son-300 Phelps Dodge
40 pkgs Smith, Thugar colo Inglis Scout r Van
Nes-l Pottsr-5 Jos Connah-5 ackburnl Hicks x
col hon cog HJldeu-i Worreis Wood & Goats
-2W Chester Cog Nevms co.. Buterfeld Fisher
3 Hall Brothers. Bird, Gillian & coz w Roberts,
soavl polsnS sons-SJ 4 CoK-l Peabody Riggs CO
yEyr-i H Coopsr-6 Smith 4 Coz Haydn COL
Naer-ls chain cables 20 bbs coal tar ok chains Hen-l0
bales 40 cs CHS 80 bids to order.
LIvERPooL-Ship Nicholas Bdde-l000 bags salt
ska pkgs srown5o bbls Clark Cnwan-yea bars iron
More wood co.-s00 bxs tin Phelps Dodge coi5 ties ale
CSnaahLi pkg Chspman-2 Wood johnson Burnt
to Older.
Liberty b1s tin plates Phelps, Dodge
&co-l20 cks b rachng powders Pese Brooks250 SKIS salt
no tons coal Woodhuli nam,l pkg sarsen., Tooke.
Wai;oM 5 Wood Johnston BurI7 Stone cole We
Fox col Elmore-3o tons pig iron Crooks-3l7 cks
copper 27z tons XIX iron bales 400 bxs tin plates cks
SAN BLAs-Schr Ursua-3 bbls hf do bags backs
80 bis cotton tiger s. bale saaparlla 25
hides Tyson x Judsh-i boil turtle she'll owland
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This sufficient to show the vast increase Of actual b
sness which has been done in New Orleans this year
comparatively without paper currency that which
took place in the heighth of the paper bubble The
the paper currency amounts 900 per annum
and in 1887 s462 900 being the profits Of the banks
that circulation relief from this enormous tax is
great benefit to producers 1t is but reasonable sup
pose that this immense increase of national wealth. stimuli
taneous with the distribution of the paper currency and
before the channels of circulation have become sgan
filled with the metals which Rushing
into them with immense velocity, that prices should be
very low; such is the They very near
their lowest points because the food of specie setting
and taking off the surplus products send them up AT
New York prices have been influenced less by in
the currency than by the increasing quantities of supply
the whole country The following table of pris
ces of leading articles in the New York market dine
rent periods since January ls4o =:
PRIcys LrAprSG ARTICLES IN THE CRY or YoRK
PROM JAr. 1870 TO Der. 1912
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eoRT of NEW YORK, OCT. 10, 1s4,
Cleared.


Cleared.
son' Gamma" Rio DC jansiro and %sisst Gnne MiaSIn
A%s
oi NesniiS Leeds Co; Hmsfs' o%s?oy, d. dossSn
ssh %G1f'S1 Cooley SIer La Mary '''h'n
Arrived.
mS.s shop Ssf CO..
s% s
g. nas ST ps ad S Il
lon % g. spoke English bark BiIons from Swansea for
S s @ g. T ss ss sT psn wS. %f s1
70. TS s: asy isa ssGs bl s md
Rsddp, ;m Liverpool i Qae6sc; 5h lat IS lon a. passei
shp Sichos. Bidsie Truman from Liverpool, Sept 49,
Ship Warsaw. Wendell days from Newcastle Eng. with
400 tons coal 20 c. Bar.tow Pope.
sss M'ys s% st EaS' si
S osoqs iI siy S s9
touched Fsy. from 7t aih ept:Moro Castle Bristol
ss' s,'i M.;.a s'';
s VIM Hs%OS SS %osens Boston 100; cs,s' NJ:
Bremen big AIwena. Meyer, as days from Bremen with
Brig Alfred Mason days from Isle Of Sal Cape De Verbs,
win os m0 salt p pcs 81, v S % Ne 0 ST. Lss Ss. SS bs
Lsncaster Baker Majestic, Howes Of and for New Bed
ford 18Th lat a. lon 20 So spoke scr Laguna 50 days hence
for Pernambuco
Brig Long Island Howell IS days from Bonsre. with eooo
bushels salt to j. FouIk son. Lett no American vessels
Brig Sullivan. Brown days from Chsreson with cotton,
Brig Grnl stark Jeffrey 10 days from Esspot with
plaster omasterbound to AIexandr4 repair having
Brig Philua Lauder days from annah with
Dunnam DimoD. s,h off Cape Fear in gale. was
thrown her the vessel and crew. getaway
the sails spars eaced The p into port under jury
topmast. .
hays coffee 1903 lbs ogwood e. RossIe Co. Left no
sehr Ur.sis Roberts Bias and Old Pre,depce
ssp a. with ndy Tyson Judah Left brig Henry Lee
cf NYok ST. Andrews for the Main the only Amer
vessel.
sch Gepl Tacon, Bedsson days ftcm Esspo, with fish
and plaster, TO Bakger Peek.
scn G. Thompson. seeey. a. hours from Norfolk. with
schr Paciae ssrh - days saacoa with tobacco Sc
scnr Lyncbburs Matthias days from Richmond with -four
seh Laura Drnnug days from Hartford with produce to
Lighter schr Excelsior from thu wreck OF brig Ashley with
cotton.
hp reported be the Europe, Alsrhall, from Liverpool
Sept a. with mdsc q C. II. Marsh,I aud Goodhue n Co
Marine Correspondence.
OrrIcE Oh RHODE isIANDER.
Newport, Oct II, 1919.
A. 18TH Deborah, Ma,sJe,sc for GeorgeIown Henry,
F River for North Carolina; HoIy Susan Nanaekt Tor
Boston Phladepna; Hryest do for Fred rcksburg Te
camseh NYok Providence; 18th, James LaGphere Pov
dence for NYok.
General Record.
P.os,r sHr EssLASp, Tor Liverpool, will sail to-day Her
letter bags a Gilp,ns in the Exchange
BRis wysAHic KoE at Phadephia from Trinidad De Cuba
experienced gale which lasted from 3th 70 9th nst
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ihs soie' which ~ compilation from actual weekly
transactions, shows an aggregate average decline from
August lsao,to August is4l of 10 Der cent and up to
ostoocr' 1872, Of 81 per cen-an immense fall Prices
are now 80 low on declining SCALE that sales leave no
surplus to the producers and individual wealth is not en-
HANGED Precisely at this juncure when the farmers nv
the operation Of general csuses shorn Of the
of their labor the law steps in under tbs shape OF beb
tariff and puts up the prices Of imported manufacture
ed articles IL per cent which the average actual adj
vance which mas taken place in the Atlantic port, on
those articles subject to the increased duties.
The paper currency of the country now so far sub
vertei that remains in the channels of business
into which specie is rushing with great rapidly. The
influx Of sound currency cannot but brighten up va.
lues and give an impulse to activity In trade We may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19
Sales at the stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

There is no material change in the markets.
Ashes The market is dull Pots So 628 and Pearl So
FourThe supplies large, but little short of thirty
thousand barrels having arrived in few days Sales OF
Genesee from 81 rs TO 81 81 and Ohio round hoops
49, Troy fat hoop Ohio and Michigan ~ 20. George
town new held at 81 62t but little doing Brandywne
81 u.s.
Grain-sales OF sound wheat 80 a 90. Corn-Ohio has
been taken at 81 5sc Sales OF Rye Oats north.
ern, % a 27c.
CottonThe transactions about 800 400 bales only
day. Old crop ranges from to iOc, and Upland
o. %; Orleans " aiOc.
Whisksy-Sales uniform at 20 to 81.