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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

RIO THE pUBLrc-A splendid line Of two horse Coaches IS
now running regularly Richmond 10 Cumberland Court
house. the conveyance of Passengers and the saeaving
Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at O'Clock IN
the morning connecting with this South Stage running
Milton N C., Caersvlle Re.nnins-ieaves cuniser.
O'Clock in the morning. and arrives
nj Richmond in evening Of the day Fare through
lriher way ST. From Richmond to rowhatan c. II 81 "a
Travellers are give this line trial. confident We
are thai they will find every thing ;her entire satisfaction
WIN. \. BAUGHAN & co.
Nor .s-it
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says Mr. Gushing, in 4 thin volume Of folio ruled lie
paper, bound in crimson velvet, with ribbons TO lie the
cover together, when cIosed-dependng from which,
BY two silver or silk cords, with large tasses OF the
same mate rails, is the seal, Eve inches 10 dia-
meter and an inch thick. The seal is contained IN
silver box or case, stamped the cover with beau
u raised impression Of the British arms, and repre-.
sents Queen Victoria horseback, with page holding
the horse and surrounding the figures the legend we.
,oria Del Gratia Bri.tananun Regina Fide Deiensor
The signature 10 The ratification by the Queen, is IN
larre and bold hand, Victoria r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

The TREArr.-The Hon. AIR. Cushing Of Massa.
chusstis, has addressed letter 10 the Editor OF the
NeNbnryport Herald in which he gives description
of the British Treaty ratified by the British Govern
men and signed BY the Queen Its finely engrossed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

II Siarery in the sOuth.-Ihe New Orleans Bee OF
the 18th inst. says: yesterday mornng mula,o be.
longing TO Mr.. Hanna, distinguished merchant OF
our city, made his appearance suddenly after an ab.
sence Of more than year The boy had been enticed
away from his master, from Pass Christian, sum-
before last by Of those iiinerant phaanrop'ss
who occasionally make visit of depreciation and theft
TO our neighborhood After residence of some months
at the North, the slave became dissatisfied and escaped
to the South, and voluntarily sought his masters ser
vice and protection.
Here ) a bone for the Abolitionists to gnaw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

AW SoriCE-Wc have united In the Practice Of Law aud
- win regularly attend the Courts of Bedford, Campbell Am
e and Nelson thr Superior Court of Buckingham and the
courts held in Lynchburg All business COLLECTIONS,
kinds will he promptly attended to-
Address,. & J. K Garland, Lynchburs. Va
J. GARLAND, formerly Of Nelson.
JNo R. GARLAND.
Garland will continue attend the Court of Appeals
AMI the FEDERAL Court. holden In Richmond.
Nov. is 5-om
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, 3 a bone for the hbolitionists TO gn1w.

THE BANKRUPT LAw.-The St Louis New ETA Of
Friday, says:
"The question of the constitutionulity of the voIus
TAEY provision OF the Bankrupt law, will be brought
before the Supreme Court of The United States, at the
NEXT Session. We have letter from Judge Ca
iron, in which lie states that, looking to the difficulty
Of taking appeal from, the Missouri. District, he had
consulted with Judge Monroe, of the Kentucky Dis
trct and had been that the case, involving
the question of the consituonaty of the voLrsrAKY
provision, should be presented, and 90 up to the Su'
preme Court, divided opinion in the Circuit Court
So that division Of The question: at the SEar TERM, is
quite certain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

T,REEs, FLOWER ROOTS AND SHRuBS.-Th- srb---
hers have undertaken Agency for the Nursery Of h
lcbrated Lambeth of Philadelphia They will ill any dr
choicest specimens of articles Their arrangements 40
made for the careful and particular selection each
the nyce consequently, Will be tre th,
demanded but the article will be warranted superior in evrF
spect. boi is j. BuRFOOT
Nov. IL 5i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

MIR. ROBERT KYLE-sw: Yon Will take notice, that ,h,1
O'Clock in the morning and O'Clock IN the Afternoon az H.
day office of Joseph Mayo in The city Of Richmond TAI,
the deposition of John Lancaster TO be read evidence
now pending in Hastings Court Of the CITY Rich.
wherein surviving partner of Luke sner, plaintiff an
you are defendant; and IT, from any the said Gsnos
should thai day, the taking thereof be co.
tinued from day IL day uati completed
JAMES slZGR.
N,yS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

(ooCllLAND LAND FOR SALE.-In obedience 10 d,r.,
" Of Gaoc!nd County Court, pronounced on the !:h d.;
October ls2 The subscriber, appointed Cummssonr,
purpose, will, the 0th day Of December is'2 II far ii
the first far LAY thereafter, proceed 10 sell on the pTeme>
public auction highest bidder, the Tract of Land
decree MENTIONED of which Forest Hunter died seized and I
ses>ed Containing by recent sdfvey 23. acres situated
comfy aforesaid and bounded hy The lands of Thomas Eh
oord John Bradshaw, Estate Of Rev. James Whaay cra.l
and others. The Of sale will be: One fourth Of the m
chase money In cash. The balance credit of M
years, the purchaser gv. bonds with security To
ntees; The day of SALE and deed Of trust The laa
secure the paymens given the lt day Ianas
i543. WILLIAM l. HUNTER, Commission.
Nov 5t--UD
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T AW NOTIrE.-Thr subscriber has removed his olic.
IL of his residence at the o oh
Streets opposite The Ofice of the Mutual Assurance soce
may found lis ofce when not IN attendance 1esa 3;
sunied) on some Of the Courts Of the City.
THOMAS CREE
Ort A.,
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Just Published, and far sale by J. H.3RROCk,
THE VIRGINIA AND N. CAROLINA ALMANAC, ron The
l9i3.
CALCULATED by d. Richardson Louisa county, Va,
~ tanning list Of the members of The Senate and
House CT Delegates OF Virginia. Courts in Va and " c. with
amusing entertaining pieces wit: Song
Water" Air "Od Lang Syne;' 'sIhr Widow Malone, comic
.Cupid's wne "1he Brides FAREWELL; "Love Death and
Reputation" an apoosue-with variety OF other matter
P s. Our Correspondents will please add the word Splinter.
aud then endorted "spessd lp0sah miasss;f"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

IAMEs RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.-The Lands on j.
y River, short distance above Richmond well knowna
property the late John Wichlam, which recently TT
for public sale by tc subscribers MT having been sod
for SALE Persons wishing purchase ran learn The terms Of
by application TO either of the subscribers.
u. w. LEIGH. al Rc!inaat
VIM I. EiCK!iAM.
Mar Tayiorsylr, Hanover cort'r
Nov Il Saw
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Oct. ls

and Joseph Winrfeld Take notice that shall proceed
Tuesday the ath day Of December next at Ianove Court
deposons If Henry Duke and others read
evidence uit in Chaneer depending in the Superior Court
Chancey The Richmond Circuit in which are Plaintiffs
you and IT, from cause said Leuosi
ions commenced being commenced, pie;-
day. shall continue the place from day 10
day until they commenced and completed
REUBEN JENKINS and ANN X. his wife
WILLIS W. WINGFiELD
STEPHEN g. WINGFIEI.n
FRANCES r. WISGFIELD and
HENRIETTA z. WfNGFIEf,n by
H. W. WINGFIEI.D, her next friend.
my s--w..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

rEO. w. TOLER, GENERAL Agent CoLLEcros R,sr.-,
u Ya attends renting out houses, hiring nesroc. @
ing produce, collecting bonds, accounts, &c. eE
Persons In the country having negroes 10 hire out nrcdus
sell. &C., would do well 10 give him call. ~ "
Office opposite Exchange Bank.
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pusris
D.rcn YEr n.v.Iss ussrsc."
(Fro,r he .,tc YORK aurora }

( From he Nee YORK aurora
DRrss AND CNDeESS.-BY FIlz GREENE HAlLScK
She was in ,.hion's e!eclnt undress,
Mnf,ed from throat 10 anc!r, and her hair
Was all zen pGp.ile,ts'--each aubGTn trrss
Pre,ty risn-d apart. You well might swear
She vas no beauty yet, When made nr, ready
For visitors, '.was qii.e another iady'
Sine. HAT wise pedaui, Johnson, was in fashion.
Manners haze changed - we'll rs moons; ana Ia
Would feet h,mse; raofe into a passion
Shouit hr Tsfnsa (Which God forbid and scr
Uow strangely rra,a hjs ,;sn!I:a Dictionary
l'ne aieanin. 90 soHe words Is male 20 vary
For instance, an ustrts, "a psesent mclns
The Wearing OF = l-ll-Sc, Il shawl or 10
OR arvlhlp. vuu please. IN -ioti. tliht screens
Tn. rirr ana li.,s ;r tcfn itGim .cri" tnei
OF movers "a crave aCutl2iu- glass, az STORM
,pis worn III SUMTER when ths weather ) warm.
rut . Eag 9rss,i "a for 4 Winters ri.h,,
The mos; e.r,sc i mad, OF w"NoI, aif:
Thai Sini OF classic coowrh, 81. ana icN''
Which Lady ,iorcau's Ida used u wear.
AID iade-, ti,is aerial n inner dressed H.
Look Eye-iike, aicekr and interesting.
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
lie IS Ia usse HGd runs away,
MAY 1--we 10 Pr: another aaI;
Iut H. who j. IN lgil confined,
Laa pay no debt Of any Kind
DELICATE IMAGERY.
Oh humtY take what Gah 5estows,
and IKE his fair flowers,
Loob 10 In sunshine ~ih smile,
And .Gmtly bend III showers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

EXTRAORDINARY MEsMrRIc PHESoMESA.-On Mon
day evening we witnessed very startling expert
menls in Mfsmerism, a, Mrs Ferguss residence, No.
, Central court; The Phreno me- meric experiments
wefe very striking and convincing, the organs being
excited without contact the great interest," however, OF
the exhibition consists in the fact OF the subject (al
though totally blind from her birh) being in possession
of The most acute vision while in the hesmeric state.
This fact alone should convince tic most incredulous
Of the reality OF the science. We understand that many
of cur most eminent scientific have been con-
WINGED BY Mrs Fergus's experiments, and recommend
all skeplcs to witness them and judge for themselves.
Boston Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

4 GRtCULTURAI AND VARIETY STORE-The sai,Cr
N ber. in connection with the Planter have opened e,
bishmcn: The city of Richmond, Ia which they woud call H.
attention Farmers and H,uketpers in general Tary T
made such nj the North and elsewhere et
them constantly supplied with the latest aud best npruyn
IN follow articles. Pouahs, CultvaorS, Harrow. cs
Sh ies Straw Cutters Seed Sewers Cob Crses o.e foe
ers Threshing Machines Wheat Fans, Axes Hoes Sp.i-s
ve Forks Raaes, pruns Implements, Seeds Garden Tool. g.
To this they have added Household Department cnap
large assortment Of Mats, Brooms, brushes Pals, a,uf
Baskets, &c, &c.
They have determined 10 sell their Goods for nothing
consequently, they he satisfied with very small profit, nd
having laid in their stock upon the most favorable term
be of establishment 10 those, who can start l'e II
ney, and will give them call to find the difference pcs
ected by the system.
Many Of the articles ola novel character, and such s.
BoTTs & BuRrooT.
Nov. 81 Ii
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To the Members of the Legislature and Olsy.

MFRS LUCY F. BASS has taken the House formerly KEN h.
Sl Mr.. Hilary Baker Boarding House. just The ~
change on the opposite side of the street, where she Wont,
pleased furnish Members of the Legislature Medical SUD-
and day Boarders, with gentee Board '''
Nov
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fE,uE TINE Is CONE AT LAST That yon now bst
Hats and Cas- cheap the cheapest of the Halter
them in New i"lk bat only at the Southern Hat Enpoa
pose The Bell Tavern Main street. We have jus, received
e. supply OF :ru,!cIens yos' and infants cIth and rriu
Caps Of every and q-a'ity al very reduced prices
good cloth Caps ;. cich 81 -. 81 So and The best quality
mems and boys Caps G2 TO 81 so eacl -.
Caps and wool Hats from 81 ~ cents six Has from
S3 kin Hats 81 50 very hest that be maHGi.t
urrd 81; Russia Hats black aud drlb fashionable and m
brims, s. 50 So 81 the very hest only ST. bcaver liz.
from 81 80 To S.: the best bash Hats al manufacture,
Si ndid article and every other description OF Has as
Cans al unusually low prices, for cash only.
GARBASATt l. ROSENTiIALl,
Southern Hat Emporium. Main strret
Opposite the Bell Tstsr
Nov. Sit!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

s,ElECT SCOOL-The school herenioTe Conducted BY MI
- james Bowie place, will be opened Monday, the
18Th instant the superintendent OF Mr. H. T. Wheeler,
gentleman educated At Princeton College.
Mr. highly recommended by persons of the first
standing as i gentleman Christian and teacher.
The Course embrace all the branches taught
in the first Academies including the higher branches of Malhe
mates.
Jsrms-Fo hoard lodging and wasjing $50, session OF
five months. Tuition alone SIS.
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IHE subscriber has taken the we'll known Washington 'r
which from centrally, t0getlc. with lis ccnliguy to "A
Capitol City Hail. Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r.
road Prers!. aud Richmond DEPICTS. presents IN bc,l u
vecrs ojourners in this city pleasant abode.
cpies of the er0ted aud commanding positions ~
city. overlooking. all thar part of the city below the Capitol
Guiding Manchester with hut little onc tie
,cal miles down the Jm, by which the sails that ceGprf
waters ell TIM; of coGnr, which harp on ~
c!ly below tie FGla. be seen, eAhhi;in. most ni
csqr prospect. The Railroad Bridge also lie seen from
Hotel in all liz macrifisencc.
Members tie General Assembly win find this house
convenient being within minutes walk of the CAPITOL
A the style which This house viii lie Kept the prort
thinks it necessary only that c knows full well .ha u
only way TO secure patronage is Ia deserve 1t.
The following the rates of charges:
81 25 per day, S. per week for single rooms
81 per week. when two or occupy the
$50 per year for day boarders
S3U0 for board and lodging.
He appeals his friends and liberal public for that sup
which unrrmri:ng attention 10 the comfort Of his gnt..
hopes will merit W II. PUCKETI
Nov 60 59-lE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

TuE New Custom. HOUSE At BosToS-The gates
around the Custom House having been thrown open for
ihe admission of the pubic on Monday and Tuesday,
we walked in 10 take look OF this building, which has
been long in process of erection, and which, in all
probability, will not be finished for Two three years
10 come. Certainly, one can deny that II is built
in The most durable and substantial manner as strong
as stone brick and iron can make 1t. In the interior
arrangements it appears, SO lar could discover,
to he we'll adapted for the purpose intended Admis-
son Ia the building is now gained by tie doors IN
the North and South wIngs-the steps to the main
entrances not having been built. On the frs. landing
there are two fights Of steps leading to the upper
OF the building there arr also circular flights at
the SIDES. The all arched and some Of them
c-e of large dimensions. The roof Of that portion
which 10 covered the North wing is Of large slabs OF
granite, lie intersections covered with narrow thick
Slabs carved chsseed in the form Of roof to shed
the water. The slabs from three 10 Tour feet long,
and from two to three wide, and about six inches thick
THIS roof certainly among the FIRST il no, the first, at
tempt OF the kind OF roofing in this county. The work
taking down their derricks and putting up
Their frame work preparatory 10 roofing il for the
winter With The outside readers undoubtedly as
we'll acquainted as we are, aad any information this
point would appear unnecessary and uncalied for. II
certainly possesses many architectural beauties, and
reflects great credit on Mr. Ammi K. Young, the az.
chitect.
Tnr New Bosrox E1cHASer The rev Exchange,
being finished, open for the inspection OF few in
vi:ed persons to-day The exchange room proper is
of the most beautiful in tie L. S. The stands for
papers, very neatly made, and placed upon cast iron
bases, already in the room Worknien are now
painting them In short time the gas fixtures will be
pu, up, the plan for heating the arranged, and
every thing put in perfect order. The Hotel is already
furnished, and will be opened Monday next There
are serenity lodging rooms several parors and sitting
rooms, very large dining room, two kitchens, Ne
The lodging rooms very neatly and plainly furnish
ed with every convenience that could te desired =
The parors Likewise handsomely finished In the
hasen.cn, are large number OF bathing rooms.
boston Journal.
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TaylorsvilIe, Hanover, Sept. ~, 1852.

1TO THE HEIRS OF DANIEL McIACREN.-A legacy r
ing been left to the heirs Daniel Mcaien deceased
the last Of Geo. E. Harrison, deceased, OF
Brandon county Prince George the State Of Virginia,
notice Is hereby given forward, without delay, and
claim their legacy Mr. McLauren native of Scotland
believed Of Pertirewas formerly in The employment OF
Mr. Harrison as aIIaser died. after leaving his employ
meut aho ycar 1929 - Any who give in
formation in relation to the heirs aforesaid will address me- ut
PeterSburs Va. GEO H. Taf LUX,
Administrator, sc, of Geo. L. Harrison, deceased
aQ--om
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DOTDRETrE.-We saw and heard so much Of this a0
the North that wc determined TO give our friends an
tuny of testing its value Accordingly, we SOUGHT ana
The 4.eucy NJ the York Po,drefie Company. abJ
now prepared trn-h The article ut the Ns YORK re'a
WIN eos' anu '"A ~ Bolts * BrRro1
-, !, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

ITO CLaIMaSfSrhe subscriber, after an Interval ."
wears a.a,,, tenders his clalmahs the os~
ent Of the umi.ed States the Stale Of Virginia, for rr'
onary services any other demands, whether arising
otherwise. His experience in attending 10
claims may enable HIM. in most cases, where they are well &
ed 10 the noi nation Necessary 10 s
them The advantage Of that eypefence-hs am!'i,riiy
subject, and digcn attention, stimulated by thc
epnnng his life of busnesshe willing 10 pt.
10 those who NAV employ hni-ur moderate ctrtaa copeu
on such reasonable contingent commission may be
Urged by such Inducements he pledges all The Gi
TRY and energy he may ever have cxericd. His residence
office are on 9th aud streets near Swan Tavern Lee
addressed tu him will be punctually attended to-
THOMAS CREEy
Richmond, 7th Oct, lSIo. ii-.y
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DELICATE IMAGERY.
Oh. huma,Y take what Gat bestows,
aud, IKE his own fair ;l"wt's,
Look up in sunshine willl Il smile,
And gently bend III showers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
lie waa owe, nnd runs away,
Nav 1--we 10 psy another aay;
Eu H. who i IN luil confined,
Ian pay no debt of any kind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

4 SITUATION WANTED-A person, well qualified
n the various branches Of English the Mathematics usually
taught In Academies and the Latin und languages
wishes procure situation for the ensuing year
healthy neighboood Testimonials, his character and
scholarship lie given, If required. Letters addressed
A. d. Thcrnsburg p o. spoylsana county, Virginia. will be
attended to.
sent ~ 3q-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

COMMISSION BuSlNEsS.-Thc Undersigned offers his ~
~ Planters and Farmers Of Virginia as Comns
sion Merchant for the sale Vi Tobacco, Flour Wheat and
and Shippers generally for the sale of sugar toite
and Salt any other articles Of Foreign Produce VIII
may be entrusted 10 his
Toaccn and Flour, any other goods intended for re 'a2
mcnt, which may be his address, shall also receive BE-
particular attention.
Foreign Coasng Freghs will also be procured 70, se
OF all classes.
lie respectfully slici,s share of patronage, assuring al u
With their attention. tia, eyefy rIr:t M
he used to promote their Interest. .
Once for the pres, in Tie Eastern corner nf Shoekoe
house. GEO LAMbElf,
NV On 5l-t,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

SsTOyKTON'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOuN c..
WAyr Dr~r.T received from above cele bra;ed
manufacturer complete assortment Of the beautiful
brought this city, aud which, in all thai
admirable imitation Of the teeth
surpassed
Those who wish artificial inserted and all others
interested respectfully tied To call and examine them
specimens Of his work.
j. c. W. Continues, heretofore perform operations for
the prevention aud Of diseases in the gums Of
Ace the square Immediately above the Banks street
Referenre-M. Clarke, NJ. D., George Watson NJ d. T. H.
Deane, 81. H. f. H. Carmichael, VI. D. Rob, W. axaI 81 ID
Thomas Nelson, ~ d. James Bolton 81 d. j. A. Cunningham
NJ ID. sept b a-wlyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-06

NTOTICE-The franklin manufacturing Company have APP
pointed A. S. Maddox their Agent vino Will be furnished al
his S;ore doors below the nnk of virginia, with large
supply of all the varieties Of Writing Paper made nj their N
viz Fco!scap atcap, pak post aud letter Paper al which he
will SELL by wholesale and retail such cannot fail TO
satisfy public. City and country merchants, and czeEs u
the State generally respectfully invited 10 examine his Stock
il their Interest domestic
factres RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
Oct. 1871. DIFF