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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-05
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TIL. 0. COGBILL, c.
COMMANDMENTS OFFICE,

lily OI NIIIllID>IuE, JNHr NH, IcT1
The above named ucius f. Cary Administrator Of Samuel
w Pryor decreased who resident 81 this Commonwealth
and 10 within -am-, and MI the other
parties this hereby Eoi;.d 10 attend in
office Saturday The n day Of July next by 10 o'clock
A. ~ furnished with accounts Documents and evidence
sa,y rnah,. perform the duties ennine by the
foregoing decree. WI NJ. MOODY NJ. Com.
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(trom he Bo-ton 7imcs, Janc u, . r. M
Destruction hy FIRE ri me Ge0ryia, iadiamdn.

SCHENECTADY Loss IF Life.
The melancholy intelligence has been received of
he loss by fire of the ship Georgia. Captain Mitchell,
from Calcutta for London attended, we regret 10 say,
with deplorable sacrifice Of human life. The ship
was between 500 and 800 tons burden, and was valued
at e. geo, being spIendidly fitted up for the accommo
dation of passengers She had n rich cargo board,
consisting Of ewelry, merchandise, and other vau
able property, which persisted with the vcsse-a loss
in total of nearly $4,000
1t appears, that early the morning Of The first of
April, the "watch' the deck discovered strong
smell of burning about the shp-he aroused the CON-
mander Captain Mitchell, and the rest of the ship 8
crew, and strict search was determined upon. On the
boats being removed, and the main haiches taken OIL
the burning found 10 proceed from the cargo, when
orders given 10 remove portion Of il, as
TO get at the fire. The crew, however, had not pro-
ded far before volume of smoke burst u.ou them,
and shortly afterwards it became so intense,
panied with excessive Leaf; that they forced to DC
sist
Captain Mitchell, perceving that the destruction of
the vessel inevitable directed the crew 10 prepare
themselves 10 leave the ship, which they Immediately
set ahon, doing by lowering The beats two in number
over the vessels side. 1t most trying moment,
for the sea was extremely rough with heavy gale of
wind, and with the ledge of their being between
so and 900 miles from land, every soul expected 10
meet u waiery grave. At ahou, O'clock the CHEF
mate with nne Of the crew. left the burning vessel IN
the jolly boat; and they were directly followed by
Captain Mitchell and the rest Of the crew, four IN
number, in the small hout
AT this critical period, vessel observed at dis
bearing ,owards the i'll faed ship and The chief
mate turned 10 make known the joyful intelligence 10
Captain Mitchell and the rest Of the crew, hen lie
horror struck finding that The boat had founder
ed, and Of them TO be seen They rowed
about in hopes Of picking them mp, but unfortunately,
none of the poor fellows ever after. The ship,
Thomas Sparks, which proved to be the vessel they
saw bearing down 10 their assistance, came up along.
sde afterwards, and took the chief officer aud the
res, Of the Georgas board, and they then
NAMED within short distance Of the burning III p
until she went down, which event tool! place late
hour in Tie afternoon The Georgia and cargo are re-
ported 10 be insured TO the extent OF e2l coo.
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The MASpAMus RKJEcTED.-The General Assem-
bly, Of New Hampshire now in session, has adopted re-
solutions condemning, unconstitutional, and as an
uncaIedfor and grauous intermeddlIng with the CO.
nestle Of the Slaes the mandamus section in
the apportionment bill, commanding the States 10 dis
trct themselves for the Congress elections. This IS
in accordance with the voice of the Democracy in
Congress. We applaud this manly resolve of that
staunch Democratic State, which thus puts itself IN
the in resistance To this Federal encroachmenl
on the rights of the States. Governor Mcdonald OF
Georgia. IN temperate and argmmenta,ive letter 10
Representative from that State, has denounced this
act, and declared his intention not TO call the Iegs
Iaure together to act under it at the October cleo
tons. In Missouri it must be dlsegarded, of course;
as the election there, under the general ticket system,
comes on the first Monday in August; and there is
10 time to conform to the law which is passed.
In addition to all the other objections 10 this man.
damus clause the country must that it is owing
TO this clause that the Apporonment bill, which ought
10 have passed in the month Of january, while the
State Legislature in session. is only passed at the
end of Jane to the great ncon venence expense, and
disappointment of the States
We trust all the Democratic States will follow the
example Of New Hampshlre-reject the mandamus;
and if they prefer the district system let them adopt !,
with prOtestando, that they do it in conform ty to
their ow opinion, and not in obedience 10 the Congress
mandamus.- Gio6e.
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Anri; 8

AND FOR SALE-1he subscriber having determined upon
IL removing Valley Of Virginia. Offers for sale the Tract
Of Land which she resides, situated in Madison county
road leading from Madison Court house Orange Court
house. miles from the former place. and from
The contains about 35 acres including fair
clover and plaster well upon it, The dwelling and out
and convenient The situation Ii heal
thy and agreeable. description is deemed
presumed that purchasers will visit the premises and
Judge themselves The will he easy, both to price
and time ayment wishing purchase address
the subscriber White Post o. Clarke va until the mid
die of August next. FRANCES BARNETT.
May 81 7-wsw
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buckingham, May 10, Is4a 5-wlds

NIR SAMUEL GORDON THoRNToN-Take notice:-1hat
wi shall proceed the s day of August next between the
bors of 10 clock a. NJ and Of that day, Bowling
Green in the county Caronr in The office Of Jas rhornt
take the dispositions Of Fesls Dickinson and wesley
Wright and others Ia he READ evidence depend
Ing n The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
county Caroline, in which am plaintiff and yourself ana Id
win un,ord are defendants AZ which and place you
'''@' WILLIAM PARE.
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r1SAKE HoTfCE.-Infnnis' round crown Iechorr a.,,
be had very low prices at the cheap store of - u
Sign OF Transparent Hat, sLocker a'u
ApriI8 IN
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CLASSICAL sCHOoL-The next session c o. ,ny v,I b.:
~ sighed prepare young for encins ne,t wc'
burn my residence is in very healthy and from wp1
hood about miles North Ea-l from Chaou ,,u cone
on horseback, and will have their trunks o'o's'''
As dollars. - ,h, far ais per ses'~
Very young English pupils will be taueh' io -
others $40. ,,,. A,bemarle county, V
gina, will be promptly attended TO- GEORGE CLN-
l0-wT
June 10Th
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INARMIILLE rEnrEgrY FnK SALE-rurrlnnl 70 a Deed

IIARMvI.fE PROPERTY FOR SALE Pursuant 10 a Deed
Of Trust executed TO The Ly Geo r. Maey ana
wife. the 2d day Of September, ls and Of record III e
Clerks Office County Court Of Prince Edward, snail
2and day of August, 1872 the premises in The town OF
Farmvie sell To the highest bidder on credit 10 be MADE
known IN the day OF SALE The House and Lot present occupied
by Mr. Vernon sting parts Of Lots Nos :, y ~ ana
fronting Main street. about the centre of business aso sad
Factory and Lot attached IN rear oil tie
first mentioned Lot also Boat Household and Kitchen
Furniture Negro Women and Nrsro Girl Phls WIN some
other articles he applied according 10 said deed
Said sale will counued fnm day day until Completed
The lille property believed be- nndoubted but acting
Trustee, shall only convey such title vested in
by the Deed Of Trust aioeSaif
WM. L. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
Nav % .-lawtds
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FRENCH srEAa SHIP.

The following Letter has been Transmitted 10 Con-
grcss BY the Secretary of State
WssHrscroS, June 90, 1912
Sir: The Government of his Majesty, the King of
The French, with view of facilitating communications
between France and the u. S, and Of rendering it al
The same time rapid possible, has projected the
establishment of line of steamers between Havre and
New York. His n,ention is to provide for The organi
cation Of this line by means OF steamers belonging 10
the Royal Navy, either by temporarily de,aching
the service vessels belonging to The fleet, BY
having new ones built. He has, however, conceived
that this line might be put in operation much sooner,
ard be organized in manner more desirable and more
conformabe with The interests veil the dignity of
both countries if The Government Of the U. S. would
take part in the arrangement Two three steam
ers of $50 horse power, employed By each Govern
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June
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

XM F. BUTLER Importer Of Ct"a, Gsasen.@d,c and Gias
w |, rerrivng per ship aIkaway, and has a!Jat per vi
nerva daily expected all direct from the manufacturers ms
tasty o china Class aud Gneeswrc
which offers cash. redsc,d prS credit oil sii
puncua buyers lie fecs conden that merchants
will consider necessary farther North for Goods 10 ms
line, fthey will but give lima call.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-05

WILLIAM GORDON, coaMI'sos Msssa.sr Counting nsom
w ON G,rp street ner door Nesrs Shields & SomerrHe-
An cosrnnens TO my address shall be attended TO with an
~ 'ol' ~ ' June s-w3m
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PREMIUM .M.ACIlI.rES.
VIRGINIA. AGRICULTURAL
NJ ACIIINE FACTORY,

Corner of Main and 10Th strects)
Opposite The Medical College, Richmond, Firginia.
THE subscriber proprietor the above establishment keeps
constantly hand, MIL fIrash short notice, made {
the best materials and 10y the most experience; wokmen the fol-
lowing I1st valuable
LAGoRsAv!NC MACHINES, VIZ:
For L Boands Patent Staple Tooth Spring Bed Thrashm,
Machines
EmnoEs' Patent Csan-Band UersePowers, and stationery
gearcd horse power
Wheat Fans oil the approved kinds
Bc,si Patent Ho.sdpoxer Grist Mills
Pakes Patent Iron Cylinder, StelSprng Con-Shee
Sainrd's Patent Straw Cutters
Billings Corn Ilanters
Hay Presses, Hosting Cranes
Tobacco Flatenng Mills and Castings
Mil Rounds, aud every other kind Of Machinery tina
msy he called Tor.
The machines will be marked and forwarded 10 order with
printed directions for setting rn aud working them.
For the information of those nnac1uined with the Machines
made by the subscriber he thinks proper publish following
certificate from the President of the Agricultural Society of
IL fenco, showing that premiums awarded
last May Exhibition and Fair on his Thrushng Machines, Wheat
Fans and corn-Shelers:
In compliance with Resolution Of the renrico Agricultural
and horticultural Society directing a. President of the
q certificates If
Exhibition Fair held Richmond, the 2nh Of May
Si-I do certify, that premiums awarded Jabez
Parker improved Thrasng Machines, Wheat Fans and
Smelling Machines exhibited by him said Exhibition
Fair J. H. TURNER, President.
OF Should additional testimony be wanted 10 show
Machines in every greatly superior 10 all in
printed certificates tr aTo fom twenty others. of pro
baby tie ana farmers this
fer hundreds Of that have his Machines in
All wishing procure these Thrashng
subscriber proprietor of the patent for section
of Premium Wheat Fans the season. will
please him with their orders early be
that he may be able to furnish them in good season.
lf-laNf
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y,oRTY DOLLARS REWARD-For my Negro man, tat.
who abscoded the 18th of April last Cary n' 10
black but in. lined be- ytlowsi-he is under midline height
az large bone and MUSCLE ~ and Is old h. h.
scar on the right side Of his neck hut believed he on TIE
Although have brought Cary up the plough he rh
vot 10 employment shoemaker, since hr has h.rn t
bling last Tor ycars and is fond of the trade lie
uoiitr np.rn speaks quick when spoken and generally
quick his CONSIDERABLY turned uut lie had an '
faIy GOOD cluthn. wen lie Off, wIc
light purple jeans c"at aud jeans pants not coloed lie @y
have eN,han.rd them.
viii .,y- The above reward Of SO if he il taken Of ~
State and d West FAM Cum erand cos!
ar viii give SIS IL taken in this State and delivered TO
confined IN jail, So that ,et him again. ~
THOS. Il. GO0DGtN
WI Fall Nav - 1912 I'll iEWtw
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DEATH IS THE CAriroL.-Th;s is the day of great
charges in every quarter of the world The great men
and the small men of the nation die around US; some
with gilded curtains around thrir snowy pillows, and
others with the blue canopy of heaven above, and the
!oen earth beneath them. We were never more struck
with the force Of The remark, that "n the midst of life
in DEATH, than when in attendance upon the two
Houses of Congress this morning, the decease of two
members Of Congress from States North of this-one OF
the Senate and the other Of the House announced
and, in obedience 10 holy custom, both Houses ad-
iouned in silence 10 the effect of death
Death is abroad in the world He takes skeleton
stride from the palace the hotel lie calls the grave
legislator and the of business, the priest, aud the
poor inde, TO the presence of the Creator, together
The dead march begun in British India, with aeon
tinued beat surrounds the world The flags of all ma
tons hang at the presence of The grim destroy
err and the bodies. pause in their OF blood as the
dead man goes his narrow chamber 1t is time for
us TO be sad Our country has been severely afflicted
by death. Have not, nation, deserved this
chas,isement- and not these knels IN high places
10 be considered solemn warnings from offended
God:- Washington inde1.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS IL FARMvILLE.-For sale, eight
= second hand Pianos, from $50 TO s4o Also Of
the best manufactures New Music, Books &c, all Rich
mond prices, by a. T. BiGLOW.
Mayo u9-wU
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r,anf in the communication between France ana the
u S might be sufficient for weekly line; Inc ques'
tom &C Litter carrar. might be arranged IN common,
ascending To liberal system; the rates OF postage nght
IL. f,rd 81 as 20 facilitate travelling: The carnage OF
goods night he left Ia the mercantile marine or lesu
lated hy common consent within the limits proper 10
reconcile the interests of commerce with those Oh pr
va'r shippers
ave the honor, Sir, 10 make 10 you TINS communi-
rn;iu Of the views of the Government OF his morsy
the k.nr Of the French, on this SUBJECT ana 10
con 10 make them known to His E1cellency the RE
sdpn of The T. States, who will perhaps think proper
To communicate lhct. 10 Congress.
embrace this opportunity, SIR, 10 assure you o. my
high consideration ~,,
AID. DE BACOURT
30 the Hon. d. WrRsTER.
Under date OF the 22d of June, MIR. Webster ac-
knowledge. the receipt of the letter. and remarks thal
IN, Government of the United States has not been
;nsens,be of these important objects and the free IN
ercourse which has already been produced BY the use
of steam on the ocean, nor others, which seem TO be
in PROGRESS II rventy cherIshes the hope that those
ghlv improved mode. of communication may have The
effect cf consolidating the power, and increasing the
orosperty of commercial States 1t has, however, M
heto Limited It's construction cf steamboals I'd suc as
are destined for military purposes; but lie says that he
has been directed bv the President OF the u 10 say
that the communication will be respectfully submitted 10
Con rress for lis considerations and Tor suc ocee ahe
as they may see fit 10 adopt thereon
The message of the PRESIDENT and the letters accom-
panying it, were referred to the Committee on foreign
Affairs.
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Sir tim IS a roeek by james Rirer Canal to Lynchb4fs
and from thence, bv S,ngfs to The White Saipdm,
Tin Satural Bridge and DitreWs Springs.
IN and after Tie esth March, our Passage Boats wi, ea
" Richm t. ?. 81, and lynchhnfs n & T. ~ Monday
Wedneslays and Fridays, and Scoisrir, both de"
and up II, NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays aud m
Richmond and Lynchbu-g the following night
Passengers charlottesville and Stainton VIII hnd i' "
mos. comfortable aud cheapest ocr, with rs li'r los :" bus
ne-s time by Railroad.
Passengers leaving Richmond AT G. p. w. Will reach Sc",
vile dinner day and charlottesville, by our Stages al
r. ". . -
:, r. NJ aud norning al o'clock ana ar'Nr y
Sannon TO- A. NJ connecting with the Stage Routes "i
Stauai"n. ,
The day will leave Richmond and Iynchhnre At :
Tuesdays aud Saturdays, aud arrive III R,hn"rl
5, P. ~. and ~ nclburg at 6, =. NJ, next day. .
The Gainesville Stages 10y Cumberland e. H. To Farm"
will leave Gainesville the arrival Of the day Boat 'i Ia
non and coming down, will connect with the night Bca 8
r. M., from lynciibnrs Ia Richmond
Rr Fare to Lynclburg. 81. ,.ro,r
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TrOR SALE.-SlG0000 of Virginia per cent State sa1N
Il $4,000 of Richmond City r cent Stock, IN snn IL"
~ ~, 'pp' 1850 ~ = i-E
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RnGfu vs. The Prestdent, Directors d o. ~ the Branch
~ IL. R4laE of LIZ

RnGu vs. Tic Prestdtt, Directors .. Co. If the Branch
Of tie Farmers Bank Of Ia.
PETERSBURG, June Is his was motion unoeF
the act OF 1871 to recover the amount OF S21oO with
u per centum interest from the 9th day OF February
1872 till paid The facts are, IN substance as follows ;
On the 9Th day of February, ls42, Edmund huttn
being the owner and holder OF certain bank notes.
amounting TO the sum above mentioned, payable al
the Branch of the Farmers Bank at Petersburg, pre-
sented the same at the counter, during office hours
for payment which was refused and he then required
of the cashier of the said Bank TO endorse on the SAID
notes the fact and time of such presentation, "hlch
was also refused lie then left the Bank, and alter
consulting with counsel 10 his remedy against the
Bank on account the sad REFUSAL retired TO ms own
house About half an hour afterwards he was wait
ed upon by the cashier and was then informed, mat me-
the said cashier, would endorse the notes, which offer
Mr.. Ruin declined accedIng 10, and determined 10
seek the remedy which he supposed the law gave
him. TO enforce the payment OF the said notes, with
twelve per cent interest thereon, according 10 the
provisions Of the said act of Assembly. The facts
were cy proved as above stated but the Judge over
ruled the notion upon the ground that as the CASH
Ter afterwards agreed endorse the notes. the act was
suhtantay complied with, and the holder OF the notes
sustained no loss or damage in consequence OF the
first refusal and all that could be recovered was the j.
percent interest which accrued between the time oil
the refusal and the agreement afterwards TO endorse,
which could not be calculated as fractions oil day
were never estimated in the calculations oil interest.
The reason alleged in evidence by The cashier, for not
endorsing the in the first instance, was that he
was under the impression, derived from conversation
with Senator Of the Virginia Legislature, few days
pre- vious, that the law requiring such endorsement
had been repealed He also stated, that as soon as
Mr. r. left the Bank he consulted with the President
of the Bank who advised the subsequently pur
sued.
The case of Ruin rs The Farmers Bank, referred to
in this paper TO. dny, decided on Saturday last.
We understand that Judge Gholson has agreed to re-
hear the motion at some day during the present term.
The Randolph VIII case was Friday continued
till the next term OF the Circuit Court here in Novem
ber The counsel in attendance, were, for the COM
painants, Messrs. Daniel and Brooke Of Richmond,
Southall of Williamsburg, and Chapman Johnson On
The continuance was granted on account the absence
of Gen Walter Jones, the leading counsel for the de.
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1912: .s
William Foster, r'aihM
against ,
Sarah Foster The widow of BENZ Foster Eliza Foster Stn
Foster Richard Foster BENZ Foster and another infant % ~
Foster, dec. ascd. not Known aSo three infant riH
anceIc, Foster. deceased. names not known, Asne f"
dow nf Simeon Foster, deceased, aud his thee infant '
wit: Lancru. ural and Mary Jane, Benjamin Johnson 1
Nancy is wife, Jane Foster, widow Of Richard F"sir, 6t,
and infin children, wit: Missouri and RiraT f,
Richard Gril,s aud Sarah hi wife, Robert CorS"r WI" u
Patsy Foster, dead, and his three nfEt chl'ta l"
Mary, Maria and Martha Sarah. D"i"n"'",
The defendants, Sarah Foster widow of Benjamin sr'
Foster Samuel Foster Richard Foster, Dcnjsmn f''e'
the infant Of Benjamin Foster, deceased, whose na6e
known, a-o, the three infant children Of ancel" ROSY"
ceased whose not known, Jane Foster, W'i''
Richard Foster, decreased, and her intact chlcien N
Missouri and Richard Foster. and Richard G'nbhs, net a'.
tered appearance and given security, according 10 lev
The rules Of this Court, and appearing I" the satisfaction
Court. that they mol Inhabitants OF Tins STATE On ~.
the plaintiff his attorney, II is ordered that ne 80
defendants DO appear before tie Justices of or
Court of Louisa Colnty, the Court house. the s'fa
DAY Angus, aHd answer the tai of tie PLAIN: 80
a COPY If This mtrr he far bwitb inserted in ssms nam
published in the city Of Richmond for two months u.fe ..
posted the font door Of his county some CaG
Copy-Tcste, . - i,
$500
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June 7

ID kins's Drv Coed store and doors o.r Governor XII 4
We would take this late opportunity OF thAnkia. w
favors received The last six years. II vas mol cur
10 establish ourselves through The press bu, Ia 90 %
lisfaction 10 all who call upon which we roEsi
bile 10 any other basis, and Of which we are glad 10
been almost universal H.. ,;re and "a
/, is our design pursnc the same course nj tlis ~
the future Ali goods sold y thai do not please ~!
~ fl color make fashion, Otherwise can be run.
the money rc,adeL-proviied, the same shall mol ,s'
vo,n. WE have th time 2: large Stock II o., i,r.i.'
ans ia In. State in line OF business, and womb L ~
invite the econoin:s: give call ls!"r. pifcas";
anime Tor himself; and f our a.- MOI
luer any other IN the city We siai pe ',ry 4, %
we have Cloth Coats sl2 while others charge -"
and trimm NJ. the furnishing The cs"lh anu
that are SI4 and Vests, Shirts, Da"er, r.
Cravats Stocks, Susp-nders, Socks Gloves ana nc
kinds and qualities, and all other articles u.ua,iy
iers OF which determined sell low, "l e' y f o.
quest the public call and whether they wah "
D~- .7H Goods EdrrGa;ed. ,n,xSsy q co.
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DRiNTING INK.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply of Johnson Durans best Printing Ink, moderate
)rices
Enou;rer Otire March IN l0n