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SIR CHARLEs-This noted horse will make his last season
in virginia at Kings Tavern Midway lnn and aoor's Old
Ordinary in Prince Edward county, and will be let al
moderate price of sa the which may be discharged
be in foa and 81 TO the groom in either case
The LIST day OF March and expire
on the ls day August Mares left with Sir Charles will be fed
grain per day. All possible care will be taken TO
PrpicREE-Sr Charles got by William r. Johnson's Sir
Charles his dam BY The imported Knowsley d. by Carks
Medley by old Cele g. d. Dy Inc imported S SrH
WiLLIhm e. hs0,
Yah a-w6
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New HAMrsnIEE EEcTios.-We have returns from
1913 towns in which MIR. Hubbards majority over all
others, is FOUR THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY. SEVEN and there are % towns
10 be heard from, which last year gave i6 majority
for The Democratic ticket Mr.. Hubbards majority IN
the State will be about SIX THOUSAND! The rush
light of Whggery burns dimly in the Granite State
that it will be necessary to place it upon the highest
peak of the White Mountains TO make it visible
rBost0n Post. .Hurch II.
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committed an injury against another, ana iof 'd' Ju
~ atoncmcnt may be demanded. r,,o
Again. in coming to the practicai eh'o'ce"." " '
osneral principles mentioned above, he uses uie loio"
,nr simple but sound argument ana which, 10 ou'
thinking embraces the "iioie - ~ i
81 B,;,s, officer meets vessel bearing an American
e,o Int which lie has the strongest reasons 10 suspect
h British and engaged in the slave trade lie ooaios
her conducts himself Will, perfect poprety asceflaibS
h;s error and reres without committing any INJURY
lie j. trespasser but Government would ever tlihk
of complaining such case perpetual rlsht 10 s'oP
to search and 10 thing casnai ac' OF "es
mss conceded be SUCH excused BY peculiar clrcnm
stances and Immediately acknowledged ana atoned ior'
is another. The latter may be pardoned lie former Is
inloerabe.
With these remarks we are compelled reluctantly 10
dismiss the subject to-day few hours, al Inc iaf'he"
w, bring us intelligence of the action OF Congress
nnon this whole matter and probably OF the course IN.
tended TO be pursued by our Government Ana anew
days will bring us the British Minister, with his m
strurtons OH the subject. Till then, 1t is worse than
childish 10 indulge in any idle defamation or iefo
cious bombast about the business.
II j. AN awiuy solemn matter. The two greatest
nations of the earth arrayed against each other
with f,owninr fronts. Each has taken up position
from which neither will yield Each has become
renowned in the world for deeds OF bravery in war
of glory in peace-for ieats OF genus, and laoors
of love. charity and religion. Each can afford to
void much. and vet have no stain rest upon It's ho
mar hundred thousand ties Of common interest und
,relnp bind together the two nations in broad mud
holy bond They have the same laws, the same ins
tutions, the pursuits, and above all they SPEAK
The same time honored language. Their children are
united by marrage-te dust OF their dead are inter
mingled with the soil of each country-thelr common
ancestors have common resting place
God in his mercy keep back the day when these two
nations imbrue their hands in each other 5 BLOOD but
s as have the spirit that nnmates The hearts
If Ennl.shmen, we will never submit TO wrong; and
though we may be crushed to the earth, we never can
be branded with dishonor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

MrxIcAy NAvY-Effors are making by Santa Ana
to organize navy We learn that the English steam
ship, The City Of Dublin, mounting six guns, was in
The pert of Vera Cruz, and about TO be purchased
by the Mexicans With her, Santa Ana anticipated
heinz able 10 scour the Gulf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

nOyAL PARRISH his thanks his friends and eu,
II TONERS their liberal patronage and hopes the viii h.
extended firm lie respectfully that per
Indebted 10 him WIN come forward anu discharge The
siness Immediately.
J,p 0,
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JAMES &. GEORGE WINSTON,
Commission .Nerehanis-R Richmond, Firginia

Xix
REFEREScEH
G. wilkins !; Co,)
Fisher & Co., Boston
Fisher l. Baldwin,
v%1t' raylcF ( Goa Philadelphia.
Jas. Siec! x Co., }
;5 sns'%s IS = saa n S"i .Ssn rs'f.
james Hunter,
'Thos. w. pao. Unsiington
Lambeth & Mckenzie, .sierandr,a
Caggeit l. Page,
Kirkland & Chase,
John Boggs l. Co., p,p;no-,
Robert Howard & Co.,
Buck & Herr,
Wilson & Sons N..tK
Jas. Smoot, Georgetora.
%S 5S,5 d IiPsinso'i, 'al''"s' Pa
T Tf"i y; M t9as; s"ilA6e'', Ohio.
Ilargrave & iiarlesty, Martins Fsrru oA.o
Joseph Jones K CO.,
Crew K Cook, Richmond, Ohio.
i isstsS" lands = "Ts! Z Co v<r ORLEANS.
Thomas Is. Winston,
I.enirI Jones, Ut. Pleasant. OHIO.
VIM. Martin & CO.. Circse,Re, ONO.
HON y M \ c TaII Cincinnati, Ohio.
Robert Campbell, St. Louis, No.
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oFFlCE-iU \ TING ~ WASHINGTON.
From Spencer who many tedious years, The hest o.
ls NE In attendance ana solicitation the Court Of Elizabeth
- disappointment and chasTn hc exclaimed:
Full li;e know 81 thou thai hast not redj
What he'll /; was''uG, long L. a!Gc.
- los. good dnys tha, might o. better >pert;
To waste long nights N peiisite discomfort;
10 SPEED To-day, be 'u' hack Ia morrow
TO feed q hope. Ia p..it with feat a"i sorrow;
10 have by princes l'acr. vel want her peers,
To have lhy asking. yet wait many yest>i
10 IRE: tty suui aud wl,h cares,
Ia rai ;!y thtou.a comof,css despaifSi
To flyVn. 10 crouch, 10 wait. to ride 'o run;
20 spend, 90 To ic4a', 20 BE U"aonc"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

lfI State Of Virginia viii please to take notice.
O'Clock A. A. and O'Clock, NJ, the residence of Robert
Chapman, Esq, county of Caroline, proceed tn take the
deposition OF the said Robert Chapman be read evidence
suit now pending in Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancey county OF Caroline the Chaneey side there
Of wherein am plaintiff you and others defendants If
from any cause said deposition shall not be- taken the day
aforesaid will the place, between the
hours on the mex, day thereafter. Very respectfully,
GEORGE n. HOPKINS.
March 9G-w4w
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ing the bankrupt law in its turn bankrupts Inc reasu
vet its authors have moi the maliness 10 repeal very
we'll II will be repealed, and Whiggery along with
ii. The first Congress under the new census Will set
all rirLi-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

z II 'T'TN IIIfI W. 10
Sweet vis,ter Of Beauty, sphere.
Oh ho,. love Thy ciirysia, tear,
Fhv cheek of alo>-om't hue admire,
Its love-, most tciicat" attire.
The breeze, that Ger tiny hosoin siets,
Bears ~ rhy fragrance towards the >k,es,
The drops. thai WASH thy tiny leaves,
Form nec,u for the cumming bees.
Tel me, little, tcIicr flower,
WHO case lo thee TIA, secret power
'rtat calls the hushe> /" thy face
With Such iaImi.ahle grace,
Aud gives a swe .uc>> 10 thy breath
That scents thy leaves when pale ~ death.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

Parrish having associated hmsel
u in business with Thomas L. Beazley, the in
ure be conducted under firm of PARRISH BEAZLEY =,
his old stand, Cary street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

IN CHASCERY Rules held in the Clerk OF
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
county Caroline, the 7th day of February, 1872:
William ]. Murray Executor uf Samuel Murray, Plaintiff:
against
William G. Spindle and others, Defendants:
The defendants James Murray and Lewis Spindle, no, hav
ing entered their appearance and given security according
The act of Assembly and the Re Of this Court and appear
By satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
ordered That the said defendants appear
Judge of said Court at The Courthouse, the
dav the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy ii this order be forthwith inserted in newspa
per published in the cv If Richmond for months
svrly and posted Al door of the Court this
county. Copy-Itste, ~ -
ROBT. HUDGIN, c. C.
Fab -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

c.RD-Desiriug Ia wind NJ my business "6caera Il ant
\ # The Pentenary as speedily as possible most respectful
cannot close mi, notice without rendering my late patrons
nv thanks (Which hereby doj for The patronage extended
o"'' W JAS C. WATSON, late .7gent Pgniten,i4ya
u.,.h I-,, ID lO3-2twiN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

nroTIcE-The franklin Manufacturing Company have An
ponted A. S. Maddox their Agent, who will be furnished 4
lie c,ora ,wo doors below the Bank of Virginia. with a
v Of MI the varieties of Writing Paper made their Min
viz Fooscap atcap PACKET post and letter Paper all which he
Iii ali he wholesale ami retail, such prices cannot m "a
a.v The pubc City and merchants, and Of
The STATE generally respectfully invited 10 examine his stock
UT 80 !, !; i moi 10 their interest domestic mann
features. hichhHD "iitA 'i->o' f'tsu.sHt
Oct. ], l8il i2-t
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANrfACtt ; I'm He,
Cary Street, three doors ADORE The C0'3'N''
Richmond, Va.

T H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Haas al 'A'
y low prices: * silk Hats, "a %.
fine fur bodies proof, from g. 81 70 nemen
Caps from Sc 10 ST. together with an a,someh lab @ h'
Bows Hair Sealet and Glazed Caps, black anu S' 80.
wholesale and retail. Terrns-Cash -, asxormeni q -
lie keeps during the Summer large e,r sit
horn, Palm Leaf, Straw and Willow Hats su''''' =.
N. b. Hats made 10 order -1-HH
January LIST, le4a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

IN CHANCERY Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and CaDcey for
county, Monday, the 81 day Of January 1872:
John kcnnon Administrator of Joseph kennon deceased
AGAINST Plaintiff:
John Vest John D. Perkins and Philip H. Jones' Admni.ta-
of the goods and cateis, rights and credits Of Charles Ken
non, deceased, Defendants:
The defendant John d. Perkins not having entered his appear
security according law and the rules of this
Court appearing by satisfactory evidence, that lie not
inhaban this State TN of the Plaintiff, by his Coun
sell ordered That the said defendant, John d. Perkins do
apncar before Judge Of the said Cont the Court house.
ay Of the term of said Court and answer the
plaintiffs copy this order be forthwith; inserted
newspaper published in the city of Richmond fer
succesvey and posted at the front door Of the Court
house OF this county some Court day.
Copy-Tese,
JOHN HUNTER, C. C.
s7-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

rr,ROY FEMALE SEMINARYGu this Institution The school
wear week., divided into two terms o - weeks
,ar the first "Wednesday o! March, NJ the
close which n weeks; the other commencing
The third Wednesday September at h- close OF which va
cation weeks
The charge tuition and hoard with all the necessaes con
Herewith, Is $500 annun An additional caree
made and other ornamental branches oil female eun
clon-o., fixed Preferred $40 per anni, one
half PAYABLE Of each tem VIII be receivrd
and m il the pupil will entitled all the advantages OF The in
stituon.
Pnp. may enter any period and required
pav the time eff entrance.
This furnishes all possible facilities for thorough
ornamental education The principals
assisted eighteen professors and teachers.
annually delivered profess
sors on Chemistry Philosophy Geology Botany, Astro
nomy Conchoogy and Elocution.
The institution furnished with library, valuable apparatus
for illustrations experiments IN the Natural Sciences well
selected Of minerals and shells charts globes,
dels, sc.
The French department under the charge Of Professor John
p Edwards 4. NJ who the advantage oil uniting
knowledge of both the French and English languages
being English family and born in Paris and educated IN
the Polytechnic School The rapid of his pupils affords
the best evidence Of his superior abilities teacher
The pIps the family of the PRINCIPALS IN
w,r every arrangement made for their physical educaIon
and Improvement Of their and morals They occupy
private rooms each, the Of The fourteen female
teachers experienced nurse being among those of
the young ladies.
The advantages o this institution the result Of the acrunu
lated facilities twenty nine years lis onward progress
Circulars containing particular information be obtain
ed application the Principals John H. Willard and Sarah L.
rd Troy.N N
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Forligu .Nt,cs Gy the Steamer .3eadia.

Lord Ashburton left Portsmouth Tor The U. .. lhe
18th February on board the WarsPIte.
II will be seen in the Parliamentary proceedings TIA.
,ba R,usb Government has ordered the mutineers OF
The Creole to be set liberty and that power 10 sur
render them for trial and punishment aenea' III lne
of peers Lord Denman said that there had never &C.
curred case in which criminals taking refuge IN Eng
land or in the English domlnons, had been gwen up
IN the claim of foreign Government.
Lord slorpclh has lost his election for Parliament
in the city of Dublin, having received 3,43o Vo'es,
while his Tory opponent, w. IL. Gregory rece''eu
1885. couo.nor .,
jamaica Even the Tory papers seem to regret The o's
placement OF SIR Charles Metcalfe
The Duke of Cleveland is dead. He was eminent
chiefly for his immense wealth and his exclusive deVo-
ton to the turf and the course -,
The mysterious Golfers left by Gustavus l. OF owe'
don viii, ,niunctions not to open them until fifty years
after his death are be opened and inspected win all
dine soemny the Both April, the King having died on
the Goth April, 1902. "
General Buzen, the Belgian Minister of War, COM
mitted suicide on the 18th of February, by shooting MN
self through the head with pistol; supposed 10 pe "
consequence of publication charging hm WIN no. "e
inr Belgian by birth, and with having deserted from
the French army.
THE BANKS AND RrsuMrrios.-So far as we could
ascertain yesterday the Banks pursued the same course
as on the previous day-there was no resumption W
fact the Banks generally preserving their former '
ure There is what may be termed an "awiu pause
every one looking for something to come, oul ho'ins
coming. What is TO be the result VI 10 ihposs'p,e -
anticipate but is evident that this position oil aas
is not calculated to last The following was the state
of money matters-Exc hange on New York s 3a
Price of Specie a al; Pennsylvania Notes, u 10;
Girard Notes So sales; State Stock, 45i sales.
TPennsylranian .Aareh 16.
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rU,o OUR FORMER CUsToMERs.-We again appea "i u
of you as already done In settle ana p Ind
rears Our business closed than TWO years
almos, Unprecedented indulgence of our creditors pa
heretofore TO indulge you: but our own creditors " per
all of YOU know pressing 20 that
bly, extend further indulgence TO you We heteo Sd VI
TO make immediate payment 10 George II. Ma'the"''
alone is authorized TO settle business ,,usrEaD
WIN l. McAsHAH rse
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DOWHATAS IOUsE.-The proprietor returns his slnt''
thanks TO the public generally, for The very heril rhoHla,
received since he has been engaged IN Serphs
Pow hatan House. NOV than Is years. and hopes ~ s
attending the comfort Of his visitors 10 merit ana s'e
of their favor Having 1896 increased ms chs
Transient visitors 81 day, in OF the eh @
of provisions, he feels il his duty 10 reduce 10 u ~
provisions generally have fenJ from and after This gay s
PHILIP DrVAL, j..
r.b t.i-3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

RY.-vncsr.:A Rules held in The Clerks Office
of the County Of Acromack the Sth day of February
1922
iiorscy Somers, Sr., flaintifi;
against
Gusts Vessels, Defendants:
The defendant n Vessels, having entered his appear
ance and given security according Ia the act OF the General As
cb and the rules this Court, and appearing the salts
faction Of the Court that he is nhabtant a" his State
on motion the plaintiff by rounel VIM Bayy, II Is order
ed That said defendant do appear here the ls day Of
Apr Court aud the plaintiffs bill and that copy
OF this forthwith. inserted of the public
papcrs printed in city of Richmond for months
resslvr posted the front door ii the Courthouse of
this county. ACopy-lesie, ,,.o,u,,
Deputy for Thomas r. Joynes, e. a. &.
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA, Lorsst ''
1'A abore ,rsnh The Course of Lectures VIII cohnrh'e
Monday. April 4th and continue unit the last OF October t
ing, with The exception of August, which Is vacation
On Practice Of Medicine, by N. Chapman, NJ. d. W. W."
hard, N. ID.
On Anatomy, by W. r.. Homer. NJ. d. Paul b. t:cotari W
On Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, W. u.
On Matera Medica and Therapeutics John Bell. NJ ~
On Chemistry, by James H. Rogers, VI. d. Rober, L. "E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-22

In The United States Court far the Eis,sra District y ~
2ad March, 1872: -, .,r1,t Il
TIIOMAS OVERLY of the town Of Danvlc VI ". 3. NAV
PittsyIvana having filed petition, Praying tha' rs
declared Bankrupt: II l. ordered That all persons I
be creditors Of the said Thomas overly show cause ~ bg
on the a1,h day of April next, why the said Thoiaa
not declared Bankrupt, pursuant to the act OF
behalf and that copy Of this order be published IN '"'
pcrs according To The 22nd and 2itll Rules Of Court
copy-Te''e' HENRY GIBSON, cs
March Is -
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IN the United States Court for hs Ed'tsrn D'ssr q ''s
I'm .Noyeh, 1912: .. s,-i
JOSEPH D. SMITH. of the county Of Faiqnier, hl''"
petition praying thai he mag he declared BanSf'g4
ordered That all persons claiming he creditors OF 10. %
D. Smith Court the 2sI day OF Apr . 70,
why the said Joseph D. Smith br not declared n, IT,
suant 10 the act Of Congress in that behalf and that COPY
order be published IN the newspapers, according 10 u'
2ith Rules of Court.
4 Copy-Teste, ,,,,, GIDEON q.
March Is -
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The answer of the foreigner ready,ha you have no
right TO provide against that Inconvenience by imposing
burthen upon his navigation
Such unQucstonably, is the only just and true law
Of nations upon this subject; such is the only occasion
which common sense and common honesty could pos
sihly arrive at The right OF search by this country
can never-will never be conceded by the T. States,
while timber of her navy, or rag of her bunting
las Lord Pamerston iacetiousy calls it, floats upon
the ocean. Aud that officer of the British Navy, who
attempts 10 enforce this prcposerous claim does SO al
his peril.
As have given the opinion of Justly eminent
English jurist upon this perplexng point, we may as
well give also the opinion of the master spirit Of the
British Cabnet-the Duke of WelIing,on-upcn the
same question In his place in the House of Lords, no
longer ago than the 18th August 1899, he said in rea
ton 10 tins very question:
81, was we'll known, that with the u. S. we had no
convention there were indeed engagements, made by
diplomatic notes, but nothing went 10 show the least
dis position their part to permit the right of deen
ton and the search Of papers; and if there was one
point more 10 be avoided than another il was that re-
Gting 10 the visitation of vessels belonging to the
Union. He warned Government not 10 proceed but
rather TO issue order in council declaration oil
war
At the same time and place, a similar, or even
stronger opinion on the subject, was given by Lord
Brougham. And the former warned the British
Government not to proceed then, warn them not
proceed Those who do so, do it, repeat, at
do better than give the following view of the matter
taken by General Cass, in the pamphlet which he re-
Gently published in Paris, and to the effect of which
attributed solely the opposition in the Chamber of De-
putes 10 the signing of the treaty Of The five powers.
Speaking of what is desired and demanded by the
United States, he says
They do not deny to the cruisers Of all The powers of
the earth the right TO enter and search each the vessels
of their country and ofevery other country which
may concede the privilege, though The flag of the u.
: may fly al all their mast heads But they do deny
the right Of any such cruiser 10 search their vessels,
and here lies the root Of the whole matter. Certainly
British French frgae encounters vessel at sea-
which is most assuredlv British French vessel
endeavorng conceal her nationality, under the Ame
rican flag such frgate justified in boarding her, and
in dsposng of her, the laws of her country may pro-
vide But this is done at the risk Of the boarding ship
IF the result proves, that the suspicion well found
ed, then the commanding officer will be scaihless. He
will have done his duty to his own Government, and
no injury 10 another But lfhe has suffered himself to
be deceived then he has violated the rights Of foreign
power and his sovereign mus: be responsible for the
consequences. He may still have done his duty to his
own Government, Tha, viii depend upon the strength
Of the evidence, upen which lie sctsd. But he has
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-01-14
A d d II Il S S

OF THE
Democratic Convention,
TO The PEOPLE OF iHI STATE OF
ILLINOIS.
(Coai.aglJ from oa'ana'~)


Have the wages Of labor been iurrcos-
ed Has money flowed IN upoa You IA
more copious streams! Have any OF ,ue
Departments Of industry been revived f.
Have any OF the proIucts Of your ..oo.
increased in price! Has yoH condition
been exalted in the tca- d.gr.g. 9l Nuu
interest promoted by these WHY, ma..
promising but iWlh.oss mog. into whose
power you have committed ,l.ml h..
vour own observation answer those lsts.
lions.
But, fellow citizens, turning from these
things let US examine their conduct in
other important particulars.
1t is well known, that during the ADM.
nistra,ion of The patriot Jackson, the ma.
tional debt was entirely discharged, and
all his influence exegted, as well as tha
of his illustrous successor, to proven
congress from mourning another, by sc
curtailing the public expenses as to render
such measure wholly unnecessary. a
national debt, has always been regarded
by the democracy as curse, as by it, the
power and influence Of the federal gov
ornment is increased, pretext fabricated