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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

AND FOR SALE wish to sell my tract Of land Walnut
II Hill, lying James River in the county Of Cumberland, nd
joining the lands of Mesr Harrison and Watkins, containing
by survey SIS acres good portion of which Is wood land
heavily mhered, and small portion of excellent low grounds
The entire is susceptible Of improvements by the of
aud plaster The improvements story
dwelling house, aud all necessary 0usrs the comfortable
accommodation Of 4 small fnm!y
rhosr wishing view the premises do time, by
application subscriber residing land Possession
given in time wheat-ente
JAS. l.. CARRlNGTON.
Sent IL 81 WOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Richmond, August %.

NJoTIcE-The franklin Manufacturing COMPANY ,ni,seG
~ pointed A. Maddox their agent, who VIII DC III, III
his Store doors below the Bank OF fnggIs ,her
supply OF all varieties OF Writing Paper made a. whta
Foolscap aeap, packet pos, and letter fall
satisfy public City and country merchant sIr ss
the State generally respectfully invited 70 dose
factuyes RICHARD WHITFIELD s2-If
l. I I64l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

ITO THE HEIRS OF THE LATE WM. HILL, Va
Tie heirs and distributes Of William Ill., deceased late
of Sussex county, Virginia. hereby notified that there Is still
remaining hands ndsrhnted portion Of the Estate OF
said Ill., which has yet been applied for and TO which they
ent1d and required by decree OF the Circuit Superb
or Cor Law and Chancey The county of Sussex
notice generally that the said rednary fund will be
distributed pro those of the heirs who shall make
application by the LIST January The par
ties therefore requested make application BY the
specified either in person, by agent attorney, or by
II by letter the postage mist be paid My address is
'Gooiwynsville, Dinwdde county, Virginia"
TIIOS. WITIiERS ia,
Executor of VIM. II. Brodnax decd.
IN 3-wl0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Greek, Lain and the Sciences, 80
French, 20
- Al
Williamsburg, August 30, 1879.

NIOTICE-From and afer the 9th of April, trluerky
IN lines Of Packets Iynchbug will lea9e Richmond rd
ynchburg Monday Wednesday,, and Fridays, al otS
NJ BY this arrangement form with ihe va
rous Lines Of running out OF ynchbug Our scoitte
Boats Richmond usual viz: Monday Wrnts
day and Friday O'Clock, NJ, connecting with the Fam
vile aud Halifax Stages and also with the Charlottesville and
Stages. the convenience and e1Ped By tbs
route others going West from Richmond IT. VI ai
say any thing, but refer passengers and Others l"
those who have travelled on packets n
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Aug. 30

NIOTICE-We shall stop running Scottsvile Boat inD
and after the st Of July The connection with the s's'
Stages via the Canal and Scoitsve will still be kept up ~
sensers for stanton, by leaving in Iynohnrg Boat
which leave Richmond Monday, "Wednesday and Fria'l
O'clock A. M will arrive In the hour !.
per Railroad. BOYD, EDMOND DAFEAfohi;;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
cnnrhl,nd cn. Saul l3, lsi2.

AND FOR SALE-iy virtue of decree OF me snnhy
rr NJ I'm, knrla,n pronounced August term, 1872, IN
The case Of Abraham Cooke aud others Arnstead arne an
- shaIl an the first October next proceed to sell,
The nremses ON credit mil a day Of November next
RE tract Of land said decree belonging to ths '
@ nj Stephen Cooke deceased lying in the county Of Buck
Two miles Of Wlis's mountain containing anou'
$40 particular description Of The land deemed unnc
M persons wishing purchase will OF course examine
far themselves We will SELL in the town OF fah'ie on
the day Of Ocobe TWO shares q" stIeS IN NE ner H ,ss
eh said also meHi"ned in the above decree. Also
~, in The twn of Ca Ira known in plan Of sad
lot No . on credi, till the 9Th day Of November ie4s
w. ~ ABRAHAM COOKE, Commissioners
WIN. u. COOKE, !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

T,LSON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.-The School hereto
L. fore conducted Eson Green by the late Mrs Sarah Iaa-
Il o deceased will be continued ensuing year, under the
charge Of ar Mrs Tod commencing the 18th of January
and terminating the 18th December following allowing the
month Of August vacation The present Precepcss Miss
Louisa Webb give instruction in all the branch
es Of an English EdncaOn together with French and Muse.
session of 10 months payable half in advance, 500
Candles, towels, etc, .
French, ~
Music and of Piano, 80
~ g. No deduction made, except in cases Of sickness
Addrrss-iiamover Court house.
JOHN d. TOD.
Sept 3-wSw
~ The Whr will copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

r3EMaLE EBUCATION.-The subscriber having engaged e
attentions female teacher e or Inc o ass
ladies as additional pupils. The elements OF tue Eng
french Languages, the moral n anu eomnsie
ralc education with n.sr on the plihn, anu ~,
=. ,n, pa.nng be taught. The young ladies' VII oe IS.
n,rr nurcy domestic discipline and with MS own
share unerlins parental attentions; 10 preserve Tue
nuI, and refinement their manners senineh ann '
October nes': .n,,., :, ,,,or,.,, and nrsic saoo
For hoard anu ,uilion ~ .'' da;,"n 49, Is
Payable se'h'-anhu'' :" awe ARCIID BRYCE.
g., 20 1914, 37-W3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

NTOTCE-A persons indebted 10 hr Estate of Thomas IA
~ aerro deceased and Sarah Taaferro deceaseh us tx
pcutIix Thomas Taaferro requested Ia make pay
rn, wish settle the Estate And those having claims
against requested preenhem 10 the suhscrbrr
authenticated before the 18TH December NEXT SO
that arrang ements may he made for payment , mon
Administrator OF Sarah Ta!iaferro, deceased,
Ard Administrator de bonis with the vii annexed,
of Thomas Iaafciro, deceased
g., r 3j--wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

VALUABLE LANDS FOR sALE.-By virtue of deed OF
trust William Williams ana VIE 10 me- OF ,eeofa W
der for cash. premises Wednesday the 7 day of De-
ebe ne three several parcels of Land in said deed mention
sixty acres five hundred and four acres
and the other hundred all s6i acres more or less
1hpse tracts mile uf Cupeper Court oise IN
pleasant aud agreeable neighohood and will be sold
rs tract, viii be divided into TWO Or more convenient
so as 10 suit purchasers; and, IL divided plat Thereon
viii be the day Of sale The Improvements con-
SYST of handsome and cnmmodous dwelling hunse ana ont
houses and valuable country g MILL about mile from
Cupeper The land Of good quality origlnaly
about 200 woods. The sale will be made subject TO
pror given upon the 5+ tract 10 secure abot
interest, and such title only Will he conveyed
rs under the deed aforesaid The title however, be-
lieyed to be unauestonable. A. p. HILL, Trustee.
Car, q 35-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

If the sales he not completed the first day. they will be con
tnued from day day, until completed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
CANNON, SHOT AND SHELLS.


BUREAU OF ORpsAscE HfDRoGpaPur,
81 September, lea
EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Buean until
O'clock p NJ OF the 18th October next, for furnishing aud
delivering In proportions and the places herein desisna
following number and description Of Cannon Shot and
Shells for tile Naval Service Off U. ; viz
Thirty eight inch PaiShan guns, OF about 63 ewt each.
Seventy rhytwo FOUNDER guns OF a cwt md upwards Tie
precise weight OF each he determined hereafter.
Five hundred eight inch shells
Three hundred eight inch solid shot, and
Seven thousand thirty two FOUNDER shot
Dslirfrabie "a f0.l9gSf
10 eight in. Paiahan guns
QUO eight in shells Deliverable At Sncktfrs IIahor
100 eight ia. solid shot NJ y. on or before the 18th
% thirty two FOUNDER guns May next.
$3.50 thirty-wo pUuHdeT sio J
10 eight in. Pai,lian guns
i an rienI ~. smells Deliverable nj Buffalo, N. y, On
ioo e'snl IN. SOTO snet or befofe the 18th May
$500 thiftytw p0under sint
10 eight in. Pai,han guns
LOU cisht IN. shr's Deliverable at Erie. Penn on
~ thirty two FOUNDER guns
1000 thirty -two FOUNDER shot
The proposals. distinctly The rate per Ion of twenty
hundred and forty ponnds for the guns and the ,as per
pound for shot and Shells deliverable above, all 10 h.
ject to- undergo snch proof and inspection, This Bureau
may proper authorize; and vi he paid for thai
shall pass inspection may be entirely satisfactory
Bonds with approved snrees, will he required In
third estimated Of the contract and ten per cen u Il
all bills wilt he retained collateral secn! t
OF the contract: and niney pr cebn
all deliveries ill he paid on bills properly authenticated ac'o
Ing the provisions of the contract, within Thirty days alter M
presentation To the Navy Agent.
The what agency the contractor may dre
pay ment Ia br made.
drawings of the guns will be furnished from this Bureau and
they he cast and finished 10 conform TO them er!re
spect.
No hot blast metal is be- used ana the shot be
sand mouids
Sept. .I'-'d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

ISXECIiTOR'S SALE Of LAND.-ln accordance with the
Ia last will and Of Colonel Patke street. late nf the
county of Hanover shall proceed, Wednesday, the 2st Of
September SELL upon the renes at public auction, 10
the highest bidder the tract uf Land whercon the tesiaor
sided situated nf Hanover mile be-
Old Church, called and known a Sante and containing
by survey, Two hundred and eighty one acres.
There upon land spacious and comfortable
dwelling house, which has recently undergone thorough repair
good yard with all nsedfu buildings for servants
GOOD barns stables The land is well waered has traces OF
na &c. is in neghbohood healthy and agreeable as
Tide wafer
more description is deemed unnecessary rs II is pre-
suned all wishing purchase will examine for themselves The
place WILL all tines be shown TO wishing to view The
same by DR.. c. +. Street, residing thereon.
Tcrn's-i credit nf and Two years viii he given on The
purchase money! the purchaser executing his bonds with ap
pn ed personal security and lien the land Possession WIZ
given rs; day Of January NEXT, and The pr
will allowed the privilege Of seeding Of small
gain this fail. Z. J.. CooDaLh
Executor OF 7. Street, deceased.
Hanover, 10th Aug, 1912. 29-wis
o-J The WING viii copy once week till day Of SALE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

WI Seminary will commence, usual the first MONDAY
October end the 3t of July making session Of len
months.
The subjects tausht hesdes the usual branches of
English Education The Greek Latin and French ln.u
and sufficient knowledge Of the moral, physical, ard
NAUTICAL completely, far
cutting Collegiate studies Lessons the ln0
Forte will he givcn IL desired by Mr. Buck, native Of i,
by the subscriber and the Greek, Latin and French Llns
By hi. associate teacher, M VIM II. Gait, Of Norfolk
In regard himself the subscriber deems II sufficient 10
Professors of William Mary and IN behalf oi M Calls
qualifications that he completed his education the
University Virginia. obtained from the Faculty Of tina. u
ton the degree Of A. ~, and recommended by them
person, respect qualified Ia I'LL the Pressofshp Of a
mainly la William and Mary College II Is trne that Vii Gait
did obtain the situation for which lie was recommended buh
that, Of the thirty candidates who applied ,
aud Of whom highly recommended for Their classical
aitanmen he would have been the third choice OF The Vh
Besides Mr. Cali has experience In teaching and can beth
speak and write the French Language critically
Mr. Buck entered upon the duties Of his avocaton Twelve
years OF has been practising those duties In this place i
months and by his perfect know ledge Of aa' bis
skill mpaIiing and his anabe and respectful Department.
has gained the and confidence both oil bs pupils ani pal
Tie fee for the plain English subjects $40 90 seiOr
Greek, Lain and the Sciences, 50 90
:" French 20 10
Music is 90 cuatrr
The for Music and French independent Of and
sequently, additional 10 the rest.
The subscriber has opened Boarding House for The
daton his male and female pupils, from distance aud pre-
pared take twenty and thirty boarer nj $50
His bOariers will lie, all times under his cor AID
habits One half Of the board and tuition must be al IN
advance and the other at the ed n the session Pupils WI
charged with tuition, and boades with board, from the Il
becoming snch the conclusion Of the session. unless VIII
drawn by the of the subscriber The Books used IN Tie
Seminary purchased the Post on;ee Of tI. Iia
e.. j. d. PRYOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

Cary Street, Mrec d0oTS aO0ce thc L0lNM0tHH 71oltl
Richmond, Ia.
II. ANTHONY still continues 10 sell Hats al the following
prices:
Plain Russia or Brush Hats 50 so S.; silk Hats, made
on ,e fur bodies proof from 81 so 10 So So Boys Hats
from 81 IS 10 S2 Fur Caps 81 $40; Grntlemens Cloth
Caps from 81 So together with ASSORTMENT Of Mems and
Boys HAIR Seaet and Glazed Caps black and drab Wool Hats
Wholesale and re2il TermS-t'ash.
p lie keeps during the Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn Palm Leaf Straw Willow Hats suitable for all ages.
n. l. Hats made q order
January lst. 73-wlyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20
Tery YuiuaLIe Property for sale.

Richmond, August l9,h, 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-20

Deliverable If Sncktfts lIarbar.
N. Y. on or before the l5th
May next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-11
Price Two Cents,

wild spirit OF adventure engcndered by sy stem
OF credits under the evils which the country La
boring, and which it fondly hoped viii recur
considering amount ofinvestments made by priv
individuals ia the public lands during those years and
which equaled si3 coo 0O0 equal TO than 20 years
furohase taking the average Of sales OF the ten
ing years II may be safely asserted that the result Of
pubic land sales can hold out nothing to alarm the
iactuef with the idea OF instability the revenues and
consequently in the course of the Government.
Under what appears TO me, therefore, the proper con-
celebrations OF public policy and in view the interests Of
every pranch oil domestic industry return you the bill
with these my objections to its becoming a law
take occasion emphatic ally 10 renest NV IA.
sire to cooperate with Congress in the passing of law
which, whet shall assis, in supply ing The wants of the
Treasury and re-esablsh public credit shall afford 10 the
manufacturing interests of the country all the incidental
protection they require.
After all the effect of what do is substantially to call
on Congress to reconsider the subject IT. on such re.
consideration, majority Of twothirds OF both houses
should be in favor OF this measure it will become law
notwithstanding my objections In a case of clear and
manifest error on the part of the President the presump
ton OF the Constitution is that such majores will be
found Should they be found in this having con.
scicntiousy discharged my duty, shall cheeruiy
acquiesce in the result. JOHN TYLER
WAsHINGIoN, August 9th, 1912
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Board OF Superviso.n.

AUGusr l0.-Alderman Balls In the chair
Bills Of the following persons ordered to be paid
John Lynch, M. Powell Jonathan Hall, Mary Few Mr.
Haring d. Bcrrien. Mr. Howard. Mr. Barton several off
GERS OF police, j. IL schmol MIR. Stewart John Davies
Mr.. Helms.
Several others were presented and referred.
Resoltons-By the Mayor in relation to lunatics en-
curing into the situation of the Asylum The Mayor
mittee. -
Also TO enquire into the various expenses of tine city
so far as to distinguish what should be charged to the
Board OF Supervisors and what to the Corporation Re-
fcrred to committee
By Aid. UNDERWOOD, in favor Of paying Judge SANFORD
his salary Judge of the Sessions. ADOPTED.
The Comptroller made communication relative TO
raising taxes, Sc. which referred as vas also re.
port respecting sundry accounts of officers sc.
On motion of Aid CRoIus the Board adjourned this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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Correspondence of the Heraldl
Height Of The -BaNs-Hunlbug-
shion- Wealth, and Beauty.
SARATOGA, Aug. 7, 1872.
The season commenced later than usual at this
focus of high life. On Friday night was the first
grand ball at the United States; the immense dining
hall was crowded with the elite of The bean monde
the waltz and quadre aternated the evening,
enivencd by Snider's celebrated German band
engaged by the spirited propretors, at an i'm
mense expense. This magnificent hotel was
never in better condition The belle of the
ball was the beautiful Medora c., from New
Orleans her costume and elegance of manner en-
raptured all heads. Miss J of Baltimore and Miss
O'D. of the same city-Miss 5. of Albany, and Miss
L. OF Mississippi were the bright particular stars of
the night. The ball glided away to the delight of
ALL and jocund day sat tip-toe on the mountain top
ere the scene of gaiey closed. Tuesday and Fri
day nights the ball evenings; on other evenings
there is music and waltzlng, at what is called
7" hop in the large parlors
About the 10Th the grand affairs TO come off: SO
look out then, and until then wait for full account
Of this fashionable Babel There never has been at
Saratoga much wealth as this season. There are
seven young ladies here worth over 500, 600 each
the majority from the South--two worth half a
million. There are also several Captain Schinleys
hereabout.
Funds now DAYS give person box ticket IN
H.,
der, OF ten years snce stalks the lion of the draw
ing room, while the tailors daughter gives finish
to society. SO we go. The materel Of society is a
perfect ols podrida-a mystery-worse than Fou-
rierlsn
The most extraordinary occurrence Of the season
is the fact that get the Herald here al 10 at night
of the day il is printed, and when the boy arrives
from Troy, which he does regularly, the rush Is
caution 10 tender toes fifty cents was paid last
night for q copy En- apont.
The days are passed here in delightful corrrsd-
siones. or visiting some humbug like animal magnet
operated on here on Friday Ladies and gentle
men, said the operator, YOU may tickle Manato soc
if she has any feeling, before you have communics
ton with her. Maria, on being put 70 sleep cut up
all kinds of capers, and finally concluded the per-
formance by magnetizing a distinguished gentle
man from Baltimore: r,
Your arrival is daily expected The houses are
all ful Board at Congress Hall $S per week, and
have never been better accommodated Yours,
CARO-.
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NEW YORK. THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST H. 1912
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
WASHINGTON, Tuesdays p. NJ
The VetO--COngressiona Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, Tuesdays p. Nj.
Thc Neto-Congressional Proceedings.
The President pro tenn laid before the Senate
communication from the President of the United
States, stating that in his reply TO resolution of
the Senate transmitted on the 18th of June, some
reflections were cast upon the Prussian Minister
who was the umpire in the Mexican claims. The
object OF the communication was to dsclaim any in
tention OF imputng any wrong conduct or purpose.
The other morning business was of no conse-
quence.
The bill 10 reimburse the Pension Fund was or.
dered TO third reading The bill regulating Naval
Schools was then taken up, and is now under dis
custom.
In the House, resolution was adopted calling
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury for the amount
of duties collected since the Both of June last
Mr.. PRoFrIr concluded his speech in defence OF
the administration in the controversy between the
House and the Secretary of War, and he was fol-
lowedb Mr. Gushing, who replied TO the unprovok-
ed attack of Mr., Adams with extraordinary power
and effect. While he was speaking the veto mes
sage was presented, and at the expiration of the
morning hour it was read by the Clerk OF the House
1t is very able document, as you will see for your
self-well reasoned, covering the whole ground and
The consideration was postponed until tomorrow,
and the House then went into Committee of the
Whole and took up the report of the committee OF
reference on the Army Bill
The wings are in a state of the highest exaspera-
ton, and openly ayow their determination TO ad-
journ without attempting to do any thing. The de-
mocrats the other hand, are in fine spirits, pre-
pared to do their best provide revenue for the
Government. The following bill will be offered in
the House by democrat on the first opportunity
We shall see whether the wings will take the re-
sponsibility OF defeating it.
A bill TO provide revenue from imports
SECTION PROVIDES that from and after the pas
sage OF tins act the same duties upon imports
shall be levied, collected and paid under the
same laws, rules and regulations, which were col
ectcd and paid, between June lst, 1898, and
the last day of December, 1889, under the provi-
sions OF the act of lS33-that is, the compromise
act.
SEC 2. Provides that on the importation of all
the articles made subject to a duty of twenty per
1871, entitled "An act relating to duties and draw
Backs, there shall hereafterbe levied and collected
and paid duty of thirty per cent ad valorem, ex-
cept upon railroad iron, which shall be subject to
same rate of duty as bar or bolt iron of similar ma
nufacture, under the first section of this act ; but
nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to
deprive any State or incorporated company which
shall have imported iron prior TO the Sd day Of
March next, of the benefit and advantages secured
to them by the provisions of the said act OF Sept
1871.