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HUGINS & MILLS,

HUGINS & MILLS,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Burlington, Ioioa Territory,
WILL attend, with promptncss, vigilance and
w fidelity, to any business that may be entrusted
TO them in the way Of their profession. They will
attend to collections in any part of the Territory and
the adjoining counties Of Illinois,
III. T. HUGINS,
+. ID. MILLS.
REFERENCES.
Nsr York-Mcssrs. Grenne Muturn s Co. Al
fred Pell, Esq, Pres. Life s. Tr. Co.; Hon. Aaron
Clark
ST. Louis-Messrs. Yeatman, Woods Co.; Pow
ell, Barlow & Co.; John Davis Esq.
Chieago--Nlessrs. Beaumont s. Skinner.
Observation-Disclosures. J. ID. X G. Jones Alphonso
Taft, Esq; Tyler Davidson, Esq.
Phiiad<ip hia--Nessrs. Sykes s Dorsey Holmes,
Mason 4 Dean; George e. Lord, Esq.
Men Orieans-NIessrs. Charles Doane s. Co.
June 0--lm
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X ED FIELD q SAVAGE,
STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS,

10 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK CITY
S,TEREOTYPING of BOOK AND JOB NOih
~ done at the shortest notice, IA. in the be-, Ran
ner. Secondhand type, but little worn, CHEAt lol
CASH j. S. REDFlELD,
C.. G.. SAVAGE. ..
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w LILLIAN YOUNG, @ doors east of Gadsbys S,
w Pennsylvania Avenue) has just received a
fresh supply of WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
direct from the White Sulphur Springs in Virginia,
which he will sell reasonable terms, and in guam
titles suit customersin half barrels or otherwise.
ANALYSIS.
The solid matter procured by evaporation from 100
cubic inches of the w bite Sulphur Water when
dried at 2i2- weighs, agreeably to the experiments
Of Professor Rodgers 63:5l grains this consists of
Sulphale OF Lime, Colombo of Calcium,
Sulphate OF Magnesio, Peroxide of Iron,
Sulphaie OF Soda Phosphate of Lime.
Carbonate OF Lime, Sulph. Hydrate Sodium,
Carbonate of Magnesia, Organic Matter.
Chloride of Magnesium Preciptaied SULPHUR
Chloride of Sodium, Iodine
The gaseous matter consists OF
Sulphurated Hydrogen, Nitrogen,
CatboDic Acid, Oxygen. mig
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BRISTOL BOARDS.
w FISCHER, importer, has just received, direct
w from England large assortment Of superior
BRISTOL BOARDS
OF every size and thickness that is made, which will
be sold TO the trade or Semnaries on the most rea-
sonablc terms at Statoners Hall.
April Eft
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DR.. T. G.. EVANS AMERICAN vEGETA.
BILE NIRMIFUGE.
TT is fair to conclude thai every will speak in
l. high terms of his own productions but, with re-
gard to this prompt and powerful destroyer the
proprietor has only to say, gipe trial. and the
suit will show you how much II is entitled It's dis
tingushed name If worms be the cause of com
plant, fair trial of this medicine will soon decide
the fact
IL is compounded Of pure vegetable ingredients
and may be depended as being both safe and certain
For sale by
w. YOUNG,
Sole agents for tho District, two doors east Of Gadsbys
Apih 6-3t
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WILLIAM L.. AUSTIN,
A L L RI " A Il L, A w q,
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Cdrd-WM E. AUSTIN, Esq, will give his atten-
ton to my unfinished business; and recommend
him to the patronage OF my friends.
WALTER FORWARD.
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QUILL PENS

CTATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
- FOREIGN AND AMERlCAN--1ho SUI
scrbers have constantly hand extensive ass"li
meni of Foreign and American Stationery, OF ne
finest qualities, and they receiving by each arTla'
from London and Paris, varieties of tho best Sa-
uonery articles of those cities.
They are also engaged IN manufacturing almost az
Kinds Of American Stationery, and particularly Oh
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fEO THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE WILL
Il LIAM OTiS.-Assets having come INTO my
hands, as adminisu aor of the aboyenamed deceased
applicable TO the payment OF his debts, | request all
those interested to call me, at the office Of Johf-
son and Callan, street, between the hours of
III A NJ and ?. NJ, any day, for settlement 1t
being desirable to cl the accounts without delay
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Administrator of VIM. OTIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

qualities demanded by the station he occupies-a'
no time of life has he been distinguished Tor energy,
decision or ability Commodore Marin, late IN com
nand of the Mexican squadron IS very capable man.
and if he is retained in the service the Mexcans nave
one deco y, officer He Mexican by b'rth and was
. m,dshippap in the Mexican Navy, under Commo
dore Porter. Capt. Charleywood, having command OF
the seaner Gaudaloupe, said TO be good ohice'.-
nv express s,ioua,ion his vessel entirely under h's
own control aud he has right to fight in his own wav
Even Commodore Lopez can exercise no authority
over him. The balance Of the officers and men are
made up of Engl,shmen, Frenchmen, Italians, Next
cans and few Americans According to all accounts
they are in sad state of insubordnaton, and lack
in all the essential requisites of good 'eainen. SucH
crowd stands chance against the perfect discipline
Of the Texan Navy. In an action, they VIII prooaoy
nure each other about much as they are innFeo oy
the enemy.
| We pray that the two squadrons may soon come TO
ge Their upon the Gulf and the result, we think, may
be confidently predicted. Two of the Texan vessels
| it is we'll known, have been detnned here seVrra
onths, in consequence ola deficiency in supplies Inc
schooner San Antonio is now at sea, hut 10 hourly ex
pected to arrive from Campeachy, with the means ne
cessary to fit the squadron for cruise and we may
soon hope to hear of brilliant operations IN naval war
fare The Gulf Of Mexico is destined TO be The scene
within short period, of the only important naval en-
ragements that have been recorded during the las
quarter of century. Mexico is determined TO make
hearty struggle for supremacy but II cannot oe dount
ed that that power is destined to early and bitter ds
appointment. That man might prove himself prophet
" ho predicts that, within six months, there VIII no
he vessel aoat upon the ocean bearing the hlexcar
| nacl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
Aug. 30

AW SCHOOL At STAUNToS.-The next Session Of this
IL will the Goth day of November and
the M dag Of March following. by Tile adopted
by subscriber his first session. and found by experience
the eligible instruction impaired by Of oral expo
stons and thorough examinations on the TeAt Books with
sional original lectures.
The Text Books employed are Chy's Blackstone fuckers
Commentaries, Lomaxs Digest Lomax Executors and Admi
Stephen Pleading ls volume OF Chiy Pleading
of Starke the Law of Evidence Francss Maxms
of Equity and Lubc's Equity Pleading The pupils arranged
classes Those beginning Che study of Municipal Law
constitute the Junior and those who have made sufficient pro
gess Senior Class Three days in each week devoted
Lectures half Of day Seniors
Juniors will attend without being txamned the other
the Juniors when Seniors attend examined
with them the lesson Of the day BY this blending Of the
the exercises Of each other, c6mhina
the analytic and synthetic method in the study
Of Law is effected advantageous both but especially
Seniors who whilst they mastering The details OF the
science reviewing and famarsng themselves with the
beautiful analysis and comprehensive outline Of Sir Wm Black
sone The Juniors commence with Chys Blackstone the
with fuckers Commentaries II Is desirable that every
Student should furnished with the text Books Fee for the
course s6 payable advance. If further information be de-
Sired be obtained by corresponding with the subscriber
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
staunton, 3oth August, 1872 3a-wt2oN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Among the distinguished strangers who were pre-
sent we noticed General Almonle, the new Mexican
Minister recently arrived, who was necessarily rece'v
cd without public honor, as he IS yet to 1e presented
and occreded; also, the Presiden, and leading mem.
hers of the American Institute, under whose auspices
the expe riments Of Mr.. Colt were produced.
C,mnanc.r We,mnre was the Executive officer IN
charge of the North Carolina in the temporary absence
of her gallant Commander, Captain Gregory, and his
arrangements were Judcious and ample, aud IN all fe
specs satisfactory.
The boa,s of the ship were constantly plying to
and from the Battery, facilitating the arrangements oil
the Institute, and accommodating those of our citizens
who desired to be present this interesting occasion
Indeed the whole Of the arrangements connected with
this display, calculated TO increase the good feel
nps of our citizens towards the Navy, to elevate Its
character for courtesy and efficiency, and 10 establish
the confidence SO justly placed in the intelligent head
terstnnd what is due 10 the people who this
por;a MT branch Of the public service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
POLITICAL.

from ne SsnttaeiJ
take great pleasure hsnGing you Tor publication,
the following letter and sentiment written III 1871 ny
John Tyler, which breaihes throughout the true creed
and doctrines Of Democracy, AZ set forth IN The cee-
braed Virginia Resolutions of l7!'o which he has fear
lessiy and steadily adhered To, and carried out, since he
has been elevated under the Constitution 10 the Pres-
dency of the L. S which he has filed with so much
talent, energy and benefit to his country, under The
most trying circumstances without party IN or out
of Congress 20 support his measures, AID scarcely
a voice or a press heard IN has defence, assaied
BY the rnna bitter, crnel, aud vindctve aspersions
OF the old Federal party, the same party that assaed
and opposed Jefferson, Madison, Monroe Jackson and
Van Buren vel the face Of all this he has faithful
ly and fearessly adhered with uncommon energy and
devotion to ii.. true Democratic faith, that he was
TAUGHT IN the JeiIsrsonian school, and has admin
is,ered the Government on the oCly principles on
which it can be successfully administered for the
interest and happiness of the people. Although !
did not voc for Mr. Tyler, because he was not the
candidate of the party hci belong, and because
have invariably for than Forty years, supported
the regular nominations Of the Democratic party, yet
am free TO saw tina, his manly and unil'nchng efforts
which have successfully defeated The Vaccinations,
of n most wicked and unprincrled Congress, that has
brought so much disgrace pur beloved country, both
at home and abroad, has cnde2red h:m, | an 10
saw to every true hearted Democrat, WHO loves his
country and lis institutions. Yours, &c,
ALIEN. MCCARAIER.
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POETRY.
$780, ,r, anMAlAs rHsuxc."
yI,r nAe;ATEl.LE!

VINE la EAfIA bi4lat
,s.Tas, sam, Old COM ''-Hhgs Pas>in
From tie COMO, Old School republican, Tyler paper
As walked cut The fodder after noon,
seed u chap with great big Coon,
Says |, Nj. Chap, lha; Coon can come u,
HIS teeth is gone, tina, Coon can't gum 1t
on twas .Ih. same old Coon that used 10 was,
rmt his hide was tore With the space deus
AsItun'd up closer, seed lie didn'i wink
SEES 10 .is MASTER lie wants some dflhh,
Aud then the chap iir pulled on me ,ihs'
In sIn,n de Coun aud the chap he Sne--
on twas .sthe same old Coon" what use |" was,
When the VIII. he fight fur the Tyler cause.
SEA T. loose the string and let him down.
See how he caper when III s on the sroun;
s'Oh no. ses he da; Coon h.h-inhheh,
He no touch The sfouu since he was ilnded-
on twas 1.-THE old Coon" that i"mst IN iofty,
And conquered too for de great Wing party
GU, with my knife and GU, de trins,
And the Coun can down win chm. ring, finei
ellis eyes WAS sui,'' lie had 'rcSl.n,'
All that held him dat dare twine-
oh twas 1.-The Old Coon we kHo" q heioie,
Wnen de latch tr,nr Always out side dc door.
ia, same Old Coon re work for the wig,
Till lie swell ~ zap lie feel >nh':,
Aud when he hurst. dsy stun hts SKIN,
And INK dry heat de Damocra; acln--
Oh ,txas s.flr same Oh Coon" dat drink hard cider,
But he's done gone now, and his wife's vidder
"That same old Coon he raise his dnnder
Wen the VIE bring Out de Geriymander,
Him couldn't stand sight 50 shocking,
10 him gold spec; and nice silk toxin:
So ''that same old Coon" him RAISE HIN PRIDE
And swell an bust. aud here's MN mae
And now / write him epi,aT
While de Wig lac git grtnt gtr,nr,
And den h. iink t. win The day
Aud clear the coast fer Na~Sa cay,
White ''the sane old Coom' II done forgot,
And all the log cabins gone to pol.
Dare lies inferred .sthat same old Coon
iIat try To rule de sun aud moon,
De eagle cO,ch lin " l> treason,
And H. bust his hide in lis gao; feaSnn-
s'That same oli Coca" nah GOT So proud
Him wag he tai, AMI do Whis he bowed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIE.-This Farm lies on James
"A River ~ and half miles by the Canal from The city Of Rich
mUnd, aud adjJns the upper Estate Of the late Mr. Wckham
II BY 6 OIL 100 acres OF land Of hc
J grounds OF the first quality, lG2 acres being the
upper part Tuckahoe Island winch lies above the highest
residue, 81 lies somewhat lower, aud
extraordinary fresh by the rehuent from
Tuckaioe Creek through net which dixie of 50 yards
length would ciecuay against future nundations. The
open land CONSISTS of 607 acresof This 403 liz be-
leading Richmond g the Nui side of that and
bordering 1mckaae Canal The land South Of the road Of
quality and generally good Turning order. part
Of is red soil The surface aud the residue has
goud red clay foundation. This portion divided in lis whole
estcn, fertile valley of about ~ yards in Width and about 90
res IN meadow Inc remainder being nnclraed The whole
Of the land is susceptible of high State Of cultivation
or The woodland about 4io acres the growth CONSISTS of OAK
hc cory and pine.
The improvements of small dwelling of four
90 ns aud dairy of brick servants houses aud
bes, brick harm with thtesing machine, house,
v rscrr. and ne. houses The SITUATION heahy-te
Ids wei cncosrd, and prepared for extensive cua
Aac hed 10 Tin. farm are Crist and saw MILL supplied with
frcm the James River and kanawt Canal annual
of 500 The site OF these mills paps the most fvoa-
BILE vc Ea for tie e-tal,n Of Inanuiarory Of hos
River AMI kanawa Company Iof 42 cubic Inches oi wa
ter fall OF - feet oneird of tie rate paid al
XII hmnn Several Coat Prs operation Ia e ncichbor
hnud OF them heins Than miles distant, aud The
o coal rendered cheap railroads and clnals
Besides these several Coal Pts eompiny are now sinking
COAL three pnfths ui mile
from this site. from which mlnuacty could he supplied with
fue very small EXPENSE and which, am authorised TO say
be- purchased n moderate price EoS iREs also abound
and ri. Metal from tho upper country,
the caa be delivered from The boats mt"
the factory. In fact, place the mrd states combines
advantages for the establishment Of iron works large
scale and better merits the attention of EoS MASTERS.
TO such may be disposed make investment in the
whole property In the will show them time,
my absence the Mr. Saunders will cfeeruy do
The terms which win hr accommodating viii be made known
application the subscriber, Powc!s Tavern r.
Goochand county Virginia, jain ockrnrohgh, Esq, at
the Virginia plat the Estate len for
nation II not privately before the 0ts day # November
the property WILL tia. day. be Offered at public sale, on
the premises. THos. 81. RANDOLPH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

IN CHASCEGY- Rules held in The Clerks
Count of Chancery, for the Richmond
Circuit. The fifth day of September, le;a:
Thomas potcm, Plaintiff:
against
Chrso.,ler s. Morris, and another Defendants
The defendant having entered his appearance
security according the Of Assembly and the
rules CONT and appearing by satisfactorily evidence that
he is not nahant Of this Commonwealth: IL ia ordered,
said Court Monday In January and the
bill plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
serted in some newspaper published the city Richmond
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door Of the
Capitol In the said city.
a Copy-Tcste,
WM. C. SANDS, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01


TnE GREAT Explosion we give below an account
Of the blowing up yesterday of the brig Volta by Colt
submarine battery. As in the previous cases, it was
entirely successful II is estimated that 10000 persons
wiinessed the explosion from the Battery ind Castle
Garden The Hon. Secretary Of War; with number
OF distinguished Military and Naval officers were on
board the North Carolina at the time.
About fifteen minutes previous TO The time appointed
for the explosion, two harees seen approaching
the North Carolina. They un der The direction Of
Colonel Bankhead, senior officer of the Army this
s'ation, and contained the Hon. John G. Spencer Sc
cretar. 1T War, accompanied b. Brgader Generals
Won't Jones and Worth, and brilliant staff, composed
Of other distinguished officers Of the Army.
On the arrival of the barges, the Secretary was re.
ceved by Commodore Perry and his officers, with The
honors due his high character and distinguished
ton The crew Of the noble ship were mustered the
yards Manned marines parcded, with music playing,
and the salute from her powerful battery gave addi-
,ona eff ct TO The striking scene.
The COMPANY, including a large number of citizens
with Their families beng assembled the quarter deck
the appointed signal was given by the discharge of
four gums from the North Carolina, the electric wire
was touched, and the explosion followed instantly
The Secretary and company then proceeded under
the guidance Of Commodore Perry and his officers,
inspect the quarters and equipments of the North Ca
rnlina The beautiful appearance OF the vessel, the
discipline and cleanliness Of the crew, and perfect order
evnced all the departments othe ship, were exceed
pgy gratifying 10 the visitors, and IN the hgha st de-
gree crednable to her excellent commander, Captain
Gregory On the departure Of the Honorable Secre-
tary the yards of the shp again manned, and the
party left with the appropriate hcnnrs.
THIS visit 10 the North Carolina was, in all respects
gratifying one and afforded much pleasure to those
who opposed the party. The large collection Of Army
and Navy officers of high rank and distinguished char
acey their brilliant unnrns the large number Of vi
silors from the airer portions Of citizens, the la
dies, the exhlirang tones from The fac martial band
oil conspred make the of the most efsc
tive we ever remember 10 have witnessed similar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

In the United Court for the Eastern Istric,io Virginia
at Norfolk, September astb lci2:
S,PENCER BROWN, of the Town OF Portsmouth, havlnt
- flied petition praying that he may he declared Bankrupt
II il That persons claiming be creditors Of the sal
Snencer r. Brown 10 this Co on The first day
next why said Spencer b. Brown should moi de
arcd BANKRUPT the act of Congress that hrhalf
and that copy this order be published in the newspapers
cordng to the 2and and 2h Rules Of Court.
Copy-Teste,
A. A. COWDERY, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
Oct 4

IN CHANCERY-VIRGfsA:A Rules held in the Clerks Or
flee of Goochand County Court, The Sd day OF october
1912:
Joseph seay Ca,hane his wife, and John son and sally
his wife, riaihuns'
against - 80
Henry Dnushan and Jane his WIFE, Polly Alley, William Wade
heirs of John Chldess and Sally wife, formerly
sally Jordan, whose unknown, and Others,
' ' Defendants:
The defendants named having entered their appear
ance given security according Ia the ac of Assembly and me
niles Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants of this Commonwealth II is ordered
that the said named defendants do appear before the Jus
tees Of our County Goncand al Tie Court on
the third Monday January next and the plaintiff :
hill and TINT copy Of This order be forthwith inserted IN some
newsnancr pubshed in of Richmond for months
aud posted the front door Of The Court house of
this county. copy-Tesie: ,,,,r, . , =,
i9-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

rrARI LAND ON JAMES RIvER-IntendIne to change my
M nrsits offer for sale, the accommodating tems
The farm on which live called MELVILLE lying in the county Oh
three miles from Court house and two from James
river II contains eight hundred four hundred
and INV az which are cleared. The soil Is ghtmproveabe
and improving: aud Mari Of the best quality Is convenient 70
every mart not already by It. The situation Is esteemed
one If the The county the water Is excellent AND
rwood il abundant The dwelling house comfortable one,
and the offices outbuinas several Of them new are
scien for the place. The proximity OF Melville TO The waters
Ir lanes nearly oil the convent
m residence banks of that stream while It's dis
,urr om them e1cmpis from the p. rcing pasis which IN
Wnte and the and fever which iE SUMMER usually
landing NJ the nearest point on the
10 which direct and level road, afford IA
riIy far III. shipment produce will II this place at price
valued II al before the departure of
1.-THE of which begins To he looked iorl re
duced the market Of oil property and to the purchaser
will allow upon sufficient security length of credit he may
desire the the principal being pnnctualy paid he
NAV obtain too spot provisions for the yeaa the stock
he NAV carriages and utensils and every
yenience in the way Of house keeping.
To those who wish safe nvestmen for moderate sum oil
money in nproveabe real estate convenient 10 navigation
to those comfortable home upon farm yielding an
adrgiae support family ihoal finding convenient TO
advance for its purchase the Offer make holds OUT
think Inducements enquiry and examination into its pro-
missed advantages
Anpcaon in person may made the premises; and
by letter. post paid must be addressed 10 Sy
1om,t house J. n. FAULCoN.
0c, 43-wtlN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

ITO Tue HEIRS OF THE LATE WM HILL, Va
The heirs and distributes Of William Hill, deceased, late
Of Sussex county, Virginia hereby notified that there still
remaining umd>rluied portion of the Estate Of
said Ill., which has been applea for and TO which they
are entlled and am required by decree OF the Circuit SUPER.
notice generally that the said resduary fund will be
distributed po amongst those OF the heirs who shall make
application the let January The par
ties interested therefore requested to make application by the
time specified either in person. or ny agent OF Attorney by
If by letter the postage must be paid. My address
'sGoodwynsvile Dmwidde county, YiIrina.'
THOS. WTTHERS, Jn.,
Executor Of VIM. II. Brodnax, decd.
An 7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
Oct.25

cSTOCKTOS,S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOHN O.
WAIT DEsr,sr received from the above celebrated
manufacturer complete assortment Of the most b',uu Teeth
that have ever been brought this city, and which, thar
admirable imitation Of the natural teeth, III
surpassed
Those who wish to have artificial inserted and Others
interested respectfully invited call and examine shem
specimens of his work.
w. continues heretofore, perform all operations Cor
the prevention diseases The teeth and gums u
Ace the square Immediately above the Banks Main street
R.ferenee-M. Clarke NJ. D., George Watson, NJ. H. F. H.
Dcane NJ. d. E. II. Carmichael b. d., Robt. w iiaxal,
Thomas Nelson, NJ. d. James Bolton, 81 D., j. A. Cunningham