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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

In observation-disclosures On Foreign -7nGehmsn.-At
Rules held in Clerks Office al the Circuit Superior
of Law and Chancey the county Of CHESTERFIELD the
day Of January in the year 1872:
Samuel Hancock. Plaintiff:
against
Ioha et Iohn Farrar Charles McMurdo and Thomas Y
Hail. Defendants:
This day plaintiff and filed his bil defend
John Het not having entered his appearance and given
CURLY according 10 the Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence said
PENDANT John lieth nlabtant Of this
II ordered Tha The said defendant, John e do appear
the first day oil March term and PLAINTIFF
copy Of this order be newspaper
published the city Of Richmond lr successfully,
and posted The front doe, the Court Of county.
Copy-Tesie,
7. POlNDEXTER, c.
Ian. Is
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFaCToRl,
Cary Street, three doors ADORE ME CoiamtiGG MI
Richmond ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

In the United States Tor the Eastern District .! N5sat
18th February, 1872:
WILLIAM II. MORGAN, Of Chesterfield county hanne hti
4 ord red That All person, claiming 10 b. creditors ~ TIL
William II. Morgan show 10 ir onri on hr .ii - II
March next why the said William H. Morgan be not deca
gaukrupt pufsuan OF Congress IN that b"Ii ant
that COPY Of his order published IN the new aef-,
np 10 the elnd and aiih Rules Of Conrt.
copy-resie, - ,
Eel, l. Sl--NiN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

rIIE Commonwealth Of Virginia 10 The Sheriff ol We,;a
L land County, greeting:
Whereas upon certain writ o right for The recovery u
tenement containing hundred acres Of land with M apu
trnanrrs Of Wesimoreland, lately Depending
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanrey for The sand
between Henry Beale, Sr and Dorcas hS mr, drmaGa
aad Newton Carey, before verdict rendered he
Dorca Beale departed this life interstate Is said rs
The real estate Of the said bocas l'eae rsr"ulr
passed 10 Henry Eeae Jr Charles :. Muir and EI1tth II.
wife who Elizabeth Beale, Sydno Bealc John H. Bailey
Temperance his wife, who Temperance Brar Robert ea
Thomas r. Brae Mary r. Brae aud Hiram H. ralr. hei
law of the said Docls Bear, drceaed and the SAID eny R
J, Charles > Muir and Elizabeth s wife, sydn"r b.ar
n Bailey and Temperance his wife, Robert eale, Thomls
Beae Mary T. Bcae and Hiram Reae, having supllIetd
proper remedy IN ms behalf Therefore, We command
that Won the said Newton Carey that liz " hi
The Judge said Circuit Superior conrt Of Law and haG
rs county Of Westnoreland al The Couitfo 81 W -
county, first day ni the next term OF the SAID olH bs
cause ii any can, why The wit aforesaid should mol "
ceedrd final Judgment according 10 The form Of The -
assembly in such made and povded-and have then ir
this writ Witness William Hut, Clerk OF our SAID ton ;hs
18th day Of January 1872, in the Goth year ~ our oima
WILLIAM HuIT, & 4
Feb ss-M
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A CITIZEN or PHILADELPHTA.
Philadelphia, Feb. IL, 1912.

Grs. JANE. HAMILros-A letter from Galveston
fTexas) says" Gen. Hamilton and the Belgian
Minister arrived in the last Neptune and proceeded
Immediately to Austin, having sent an express in ad
vance, with dispatches for our government in relation
to the long looked for loan General Hamilton in
forms me he has made arrangements TO dispose Of five
millions of dollars of Texas Bonds, at ninety four
cents, provided the endorsement of the King Of Bel
GUM is obtained; and that the endorsement can be
had if our Congress will grant certain extensive com
mercal privileges 10 Belgium, the nature of which
General Hamilton did not tell me-
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/. q. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
MAMMOTH SCHEME
10000 dollars-.2J,O 900 dollars.
an ioliarS-IO llQ dollars. @. 600 LnlInr.

1910 10 of 81 800, 20 of $1,000 80 Of $1,000
,.,pcI,I, rESBIrRG LOTTERY. Extra Glass No ID
b r,rrmined by the drawing Of the Union Lottery Clas
Cor lsi. 10 drawn II AleAanda D. V, on saturday Mar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

y1TM WALLACE DAY. ArIoRsEr ~ Law. Nancle'frr, ~,
w will practise in The Courts Of Chesterfield ro%haia,
collection Of claims the adjacent counties Business conidrd
10 him will with prompt dispatch
RrfrnEScr,-A Atkinson Esq, u me- Sne Saft; James w.
Cox loci IInleman and Joshua Ilae Esis., If he HonS y
Dieyates; John Wombr ESQ., and Rev. Leroy NJ Lee Ran
nonG Rev VIM A. Smith, Petersburg; Rev Charles W. Friend,
Chesterfield county. a. ,.
Feb. 3 oo-"'"
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DOMESTIC.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE MADIsoNIAN.
WAsHISGTos, Feb. is, Isl

WAsnixGroS, Feb. Is, 1912
Sir: / request You to publish in the NladsOn'ar
NJ tomorrow the accompanying reply to the com
munication of Mr. Bot!a. It has been thus long oe
lyed in of the ddGy o 81 OF r
ing with of the places from "h'c" part VI my
monials are drawn =,
regret to occupy SO much space in your paper, bu
cannot well avoid it. If you find the publication too
long for one paper, would thank you to publish MY
statement and Appendix together, and leave the res
for subsequent number
Very respectfully,
A. p. UPSHUR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

MELIA ACADEMY.-'rhc summer Session Of this lnstl-
~ tion VIII commence February Isl and end July st.
Trrms-Fof Board and Tuition, So. payable In advance
characterization Dew Hdiam arg Professor iiar-
rison University IF Trgnn: Hon. VIM ). Archer, Haangon h.
F. Ilarvie, Esp, Rietmonh
D"'''' ~ i' W. II. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

Fcmaie Seminary, al Oak GrOce, Caroline county, Pd
THE subscriber the public that The School for
young Ladies' nj his residence two miles East of White
Chmneys Caroline county, will be continued the ensuing year.
under the direction and tuition of Mr. Dunlon and his Lady.
The session will the 18th Of January next and
close the 18th Of December allowing the month Of August
TO. vacation
The course of studies will embrace the branches of thorough
French The domestic management the young
dies will devove chiefly upon the Mistress The
the advantages
ence the prossion and will pleasure az called upon
producing satisfactory testimonials Of moral fitness and literary
competency
has occurred the place during the The buildings
and erected expressly for the accommodation u boarding
Pupils
Itrns faaJ pavob'e n adpano,.)
For Board Washing and Tuition English branches, $780,
Tuition in Latin and French, ci,arga.
Lessons be taken in Music, AT the Masters charge
Each pupil furnish herself with lights.
Address pos paid) White Chlmneys +. o. Caroline county,
Va, $. l.. Dunton,
GEO. B. POLLARD, Propre,or
r. STo avoid opportunities from any quarter deemed
proper here that Gnder circumstances will lads lie
admitted I'd pupils.
Oct. 20 50--wtf
BARGAINS IN DOMESTIC slIRTINGs sHEETINGs &c.
Feb. l2M, lS4!.
y II. JENKINS has received ana opened,
H. 100 bales and oil the following cheap shng- Sheet
$4,000 yards brown shiriings, "a I'd wide, Glc
$4,000 do. do. yard WIDE al and 10 cents
5000 do. fine do. do. l2l ct,.
s 1900 de- do. do do. i do do. r. r. cts
IL yards and II yard wide bleaced Shrings, Is and sl
cents
sheelings very heavy measuring yards wde
at 20 cents
Cotton oznaburgs at and 10 cents
he supplied with The above goods by the
yard and those wanting by the bale reduced prices
r. II. JENKINS.
Feb Is 9J-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, Ete:-' 49,.
w NET, opposite the Bell Tavern, Richmond ~ H. =,
hand very superior stock OF the above, which the paU
quested rail- and examine. Among the Watches AZ 800
silver levers, of VI. J. Tobias Co.'S. manufacture -"
of which 80 well known. ,..,nr
beautiful assortment Of Cameo, Topaz, and Other p''
and great variety Of Fancy Goods. -a,lyr
Jan. D -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24
GENERAL IIAMILTON.

To TIE Editors Of tie PennSylranan-
Gentlemen-l have just read the following in the
Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday last, and hasten to beg
the favor of you transfer it to your columns Cor
daily participating with the writer in the pain and
prise which the charge against General Hamilton may
Justly occasion to every American who knows any thing
of the character of that distinguished citizen, ! am
equally sincere in Withholding my belief from it,
have myself enjoyed close acquaintance with Gen.
Hamilton though for shorter time, and it would take
great deal to convince me OF the truth Of any such
charge At all events trust, with the correspondent
of the Richmond Enquirer, in whom think | recog-
Mise distinguished and high-mnded Virginian-that
the public judgment may be suspended, till we have
the explanation. One Of the finest maxims in the
world the safeguard Of nnocence-the only guarantee
for justice, "audi ct aiseram parssr," In London
they havs in large letters the door Of cEe Of the
Court Rooms at GuIldhal
A CIrIzrx ~ Pun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

I'm the United States the Eastern District ~ Ilgn
nth February, l-i1
UGrsTus AIsEl, Of the city Of Richmond having 81:
N prIitinn. PRAYING that liz may he declared Bankrupt I
ordered That claiming 10 he creditors 81 hr sad A.
cusus show the Court, the 2li ay 81 Mac
next why the said Arscl be- not declared EaasWt
pursuant Of Congress III thai behalf and thai
this order published in the newspapers, according % ~ ne
and cath Rules Of Court.
\ Copy-Tesle
HENRY GIBSON en-
Feb. II gl-hah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

s. MADDOX Richmond, "a constantly y m ".
n III. reiterated Manufactures ot ClilChEKtAI y si
KAys and r. GILBERT CO, Boston, an extensive assot
ment Of PIANO FoRTEs, made expressly TO s ornr , N y
which are warranted he superior TO any brought 10 ths al
te Fem arrangements which he has just made with the Man
actners lie will be able 10 sell them for considerably less
or.v If The instruments what they are Represented
be rhev viii be exchanged taken bark, and when teft
any doubt about their quality pay will be- required nn ue
doubts arr removed by TRIAL
Piano stools of all patterns.
Piano Covers from 81 to Sls
Pianos always on hire . :, ~, ,,
The largest collection Church Music embracing All Tie ne"
Implications n, The lowest prices, wholesale and retail
p''' a. 5. MADDOX, Bank Square.
II, On 7g-wiwffS laff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

In the United for Eastern District Of yrea
10th February, lsi2:
EvI DEDERER, Of the city of Richmond having filed X
IL tiion, praying that he may be declared Bankrupt: it>W
That all persons Ginning he creditors Of the said ls
Dederer show the Court the I'D day of March nu
why the said Lew Drdsrer be declared Bankrupt pir.n
of Congress in that behalf and that copy ofu ,t!
published the newspapers, according the anL snd 9
Rules of Court. Copy-Testc,
HENRY GIBSON ,ls
Feb IL ?l-N.E
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In the United states Court for the Eastern District Of N
10th February ls-i2:
lanes w. GAINES Of The city oi Richmond having u,A
y petition praying thai he may be declared Eansmw y
ordered. That all persons claiming he creditors ~ TIE
James w. Gaines show Ia tie Court, the ati da
March next why Jas. W. Gaines be- declared auk
the act Of Congress in thai behalf; and that
copy this he published in the newspapers, according
the 2and and aith Rules Of Count.
A Copy-Tese, HENRY GIBSON, az.
Feb. IL 9l-uaa
A TEACHER WANTED FOR THE PRESENT YEiR.-s..
~ and board will be given for the scholastic Of n0
$50 per month"; He will b. required teach The Latin M
guage, Of the higher aud all Of the lower brancr y u
English education. Satisfactory testimonials OF his iRrs- ~
the station, III all respects, viii be required.
Addrcss-A. H., pos, paid, Wyicsburg, Charlotte, -.
January Dist. lS42. es-w!H
MEMBERS Of the Assembly, and Strangers visiting ' 60
I invited my large aud varied so 4
CHINA, CLASS AND QUEENSWARE, embracing III i'''H
ing:
Pure China Liverpool aud White Granite Dinner 81
Elegant English Gilt Tea Sets-om Sis 10 So
Low priced do. do from SitoSl0
Toilette Ware Of varions qualities and prices
Rich China and other Sirboad and Table Pitcher.
French China Plain White and White aud Gilt fu, Ra.kri
Richest Cot Glass Decaniers Bowls aud Pitchers
DO do. Tumh-rs, Wines aud Jrlli-s
Best plain French do. do.
Latest patterns Cut Hall Lamps
Celery Glasses
Sweet. Dishes
Sal! Stands &c.
All which are offered Al moderate pires.
WIN. =. BUTLER three doors QJgre Bell TG9~r
JAM IL s6--wp'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

Hon. A. P. UpsnuE, Washington, d. G.
THE above letters embrace all Of Appendix A. The
rest the papers necessarily deferred the reader
will perceive for want of room.-FditorS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

NtT. ANlCutiuS.
This sta.cue
genuons Kind
charge. Ecs''
principles, n
themselves. /
q aIt IN
publishinzS y
which. in lny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24
HENRY GIBSON, cfb
~ nin

In the United States for the Eastern District lr-Hs
18th February, 1872
John w II.I If the county Of ienco, having filed net
y ton, praying hc may be declared Bankrupt: Il urf
persons claiming creditors the said Ju
Hill Court, .Ed DAY of March
said John W. Hill be declared Bankrupt Pursuant io
Congress that behalf and that copy Of t, nr
published the newspapers, according The a2nd ant @
Rules Of Court Copy--Trslc, -
HENRY GIBSON. ts
Feb II al-Niw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

APPENDlX-tA.)
RrcuMosp, Feb. 10, 1S42.
Sir In compliance with your request, conveyed
through Mr. Mayo, that | would see Maj. Edmund
Christian and ascertain from hin what his recol-
lection of the conversation alluded TO by Mr. Harri-
son, as having occurred in his presence on board a
steamboat between Mr.. Bolts and YOURSELF have seen
Major Christian and requested him 10 give state
ment, in writing, of what he recoected about the
matter. lie told me that he had recollection what
ever of such conversation but declined giving any
written statement.
l am, Sir, very respectfully,
WIN. B. ARCHER.
Hon. A. P. UPsHrR.
MIR. Christian afterwards gave certificate in the
following words
RrcHNosD, Feb. ~, 1912.
Dear Sir I have received yours of the 9Th instant,
which you state that Mr. Philip Harrison, in GER
ti6cate which he has given to Mr.. Bolts, refers to
conversation in a steamboat on james river in 1887
NH H. Butler is understood not TO &c in Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-24

TN Observation-Disclosures a Foreign 7nachment-At
Rules held Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court
Cancery for the county Of Cheslereld the sih
day of January, in The year 1872
Macon fralue, Plaintiff:
against
John fctl John Farrar and Beverly plh Defendants:
This day painan Sled his BILL and The defendant
John leth having his appearance and given security
according Assembly and the rules of t Court, and
appearing satisfactory evidence thar the said defendant
nlahitant this Commonwealth IL
That said defendant Jan eh appear here the
Of March next and the plaintiffs BILL aud
that 4 copy order be forthwith inserted
the III Richmond
svely aud posted of
county. Copy-Tesle
p. POINDEXTER, c.
Inn -,ysS
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Richmond, Va, January 5, 1912.
rT DR.. W. W. Maslall's Infallible Pile Remedy my
tanned in any quantity upon application At his office y %
Feb. l2 S'-".D-
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6,.IU I'D IT'D Ut HIHWH TIHHIHcFI :,
l6,64O (any other drawn NUMBER ~
SO number luitery-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets only SsI-halves sl0-quarters S5-e'ghil {: -
Certificates Of packages OF ~ Mholes
d. do % Halves ~
10 do 81 Quarters
Do. do :" fIehuls
Tickets and shares certificates Of packages ~
antly for SALE m The greatest N
numbers AT Office Of the Managers on MAN, II door .
corners Main and 18th streets. Richmond
order, from distance VII receive The most rr"r2' aIr
md as soon as the dEwn. an account Z" MI II
Ia all who from Address
j. C. GREGORY = CO., Managers, Re!mDsi, ~
Feb u si-.4nu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-30
/. f. A ID -.

The Iowa City Standard speaks quite cheerful
and well il may; for discoveries Of this KIND al
ways attract the attention Of capitalists; and, IN
the end If the mines turn out 10 he good, ;hey
TO build up the country. Success 10 10
wa!
LEAD MINE Nothing could have happened,
Iowa CITY, a perfect Eidorado, than the discovery
which has been made in Johnson county. II has
ever, since the settlement of this county. been
beIes ed, that it abounded with immense mIner~
ais Of various kinds. Several townships of land,
west Of Iowa CITY, told, were returned TO
the General I.and Office, as mineral lands, and
from this alone, many led 20 believe, that
nothing but search would be required lor lis dis
cCv*rv.
Not long since, Mr. Jesse McCnr, found, nine
miles above this city, the banks OF the Iowa
river, load If lead, By digging fourteen feet be
.a,s -s,re+,
to explore IL further in few weeks, and he has
n" doubt, buG that this is Only beginning Of the
immense quantity to which il viii lead.
This must form new era IN the history and
existence OF Iowa city; 1t viii give fresh impe-
tbs to lis growth and prosperity. This circum
stance alone viii be the means If bringing large
capitalists here IN which they VIII find profitable
inv estments. Taking in connection wl,h this for
tunato circumstance, The Iowa river On The wa
tcrs Of which the lead can be transported 10 any
amount, and any point Of he Union, with case
and facility.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-30

The benevolent exertIons OF the Society oP
FRIENDS, IN behalf Of the Indians. are notorious.
The character which The GIea, Penn acquired,
has los, hone OF its Iustre by dlnt of time HIS
name is sacrediy enshrned in the iradtionary
me lnory Of the Red Man, and his followers have
well acted consistent part. 4 consequence Of
this, IS found IN Inc fact, that The Qdahers can
now exert a greater influence over the Indians by
the Of moral suason alOne, than law and mil
ltary force could ever hope to achieve. The last
noble movement OF this society, Is described IN
the following paragraphs from the Buffalo Conn
mercal DAILY Adyertlser:-On Saturday OF last
week, Council was held at the Council House on
the Buffalo Creek Reservation v hich proms es
be followed by important results. The Council
| was called the instance OF the Erie nds, aud
attended by Baltimore and Philadelphia delega-
tons from that body, and hy nearly. If not quite,
all the Chiefs on the Tono. anda, Rutflln Creek,
and Cauaraugus Rcserv atoms. The Friends,
with characteristic philanthropy, aiming to
effec, compromise between the supporters and
opponents Of the late treaty which las been the
subjec, Of so much heated discussion, and for that
purpose they submitted 10 the indians the follow
! ing propositions, which ii is said, agreeable
4 to The Ogden Company.
/ To annul the late treaty and make a new one
/ by which the Indians the Tonawanda and b #.
falo Creek Reservations shall give up hose lands
and all be concentrate ed on the Cataraugus Re-
servation.
/ THIS last named reservation. embracing some
fifty odd hous nd acres, Is sufficiently large for the
+ accommodation OF all the red men and the Friends
believe if they can there be collected and be
brought under proper educational and moral
pers lson, tho condition can be vastly Imprnv ed
The propositions have very generally been favor
ably entertained by the Indians, and strong hopes
are cherished that all The unhappy difficulties
whirh hav existed for the past few wears will be
/ amicablv and tually settled. or course whatever
arrangements may be made, must receive the gov
eminent sanction to give ii validity; but oppo-
sitiOn, presume, Will he experienced IN that
quarter Baltimore Saturday Visitor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-30
WHICH Is THE BRITISH PARTY

We often hear Il said Of late tina there Is a
British party in This country. We do not know
how much truth mere is in this assertion; bG; If
The is such party, II Is time FOR the people to
know. Indeed, suspect there IS much Of mere
cant on this sui iecr without modicum of mean
Ing-much Of the mad dog cry Of mere party.
which seizrs upon the odIous ephei moinents
thought to The Istness Of the application
These suggestions occur on reading an article IN
the Globe, broadly intimating that the Wing par
tv deserve TO be called the British party, This
starts upon feet, and We at once institute
the Of testing the truth o. the allega-
ton. In this we hope we shall be induged in
running a paraii-. between the two great parties
y - i csIde The country.
The Wings are for the incidental protection to
American manufacturers, by a tariff OF moderate
duties on importations Of foreign manufactures
their opponents oppose all restrictive duties on
British mauufac tures whatever. The Wings are
for protecting American labor from direct c"apr-
ttion nth half starved foreign pauper labor their
opponents oppose nil barriers by which Amer
can labor IS prevented from being brought TO the
low prices and AFFECT pen Try Of Brush panper
labor The Wings oppose The expectation # spe-
to Great Britain. By opposing the policy whIch
keeps IN deb, 10 her in heavy annual balances
for her large importations Of cheap faTics, the
result Of hat pauper labor; their opponents en-
courage the expectation OF sperte TO GREAT brtaih
+ by pursuing a policy which throws every induce
me OF in the way # increasing our national IN
de btedness. The Wings warn the country against
| the success OF the bold movement OF the British
Government TO establish cotton plantations IN
/ their East India possession to an extent furnish
i ing supply equal 10 the wants OF her manufac
tories-shus leaving the American Production
without market IN Great Britain. Their oppo
uents tell the American cotton planter TO have
uneasiness 10 rest with their arms folded. thai
the enterprise vii faH-thus amusing and decei
wing them with a song, till the fatal policy
has paraized and blasted their resources, and bull
up capital for the British Government We
might, and viii hereafter, continue this parallel
Having said enough. however. 10 set in,elicen
minds 10 work, we conclude. BY asking. If there
IS n British party in this country. to whose skirts
is 1t attached.-NashriUe Banner