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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

(, ALE of VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL EsTAI h.
- Pursuant deed of trust cecGth 20 - subscriber ~ Col
John WIFE, bearing date The ,t day o April lsEi ana
duly recorded of Prince Edward, Will Oh wed
ncsday the day October si3 ;air, il not The ncx a
day prensrs public auction, TO the hiahFst o
and three the tract 81 iihu
aforesaid containing Thousand acres
lying nm the waters of Buffalo Spring and Fort Creek in Prince
Edward county OF land is within four miles OF the
Court olsc miles Of lampden Sidney occe and seven
miles of rarnvc desirable tract # land seldom IN
The market, whether regard lis Location IL fertility This
tra of land he divided into Two acts, or s: altogether TO
SUIT purchasers.
v; ,r nj the same and place, The interest o Col John
uii;rr Of li also wing ~ tue conn
~ az Prince Edward, situated hnorts Ordinary
adjoining the land Daniel = Mctnrmc and nt"- containing
one hundred ninety acre, he'a t i5c. :, 'aHf pr
ery owned II. Watkins. fn interest ni Rice and ~
i an ud-if.i The er Tract S IN ifr UPPER pant o
prnc. Edward was orc, 0wnri Icy Col Charles Aien ami
wife is an undivided rarr Thereof Also shall SELL al the
sam. me and place of New Stock III the Upper up
pomattox Company; twenty three Slaves pnefay men ana
boys also Stack Crop 81 Kind thu. shall be- ready Ia"
market Plantation Tools Kiln Of BRICK, aud arse parcel I"
Shingles Sawed Timber The Hcrses and Cattle are Hy
mur crossed with FLOODED stock Amongst the Cattle TIE
finest Durham Bull in the The whole of The properly
the tract mentioned VIII br sold on cfr1t
II inc Isl day of june .i. Tho purchaser viii he required 10
aiye hand aud security ard The M IN ,e 'a;a vi" r rc:His
n the purchase money shat be pad The dcrd of ri>i places
nh creditors footing and the sale ~ Tor their bes NJ
II il hnpp they will attend. and That 'de property SHE
far ,;r IN ~. The siihscrb.i bsvc tie tr Ia the poit
i ii; acting Trustee, VIII only convey sch
title ~ vested 10 him hy the deed
HENRY n. WATKINS, Trustee OF johE NICE
3g-.ti-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

nj EDICAL COLLEGE, IN RICHMOND, yTRGINIA.-The
A next Session Of tho Medical Department of ampden s.
ney College will commence In Richmond the last Monday
octoher 3th and continue until the last al February following
John Culen NJ Professor of Theory and Practice oil ned
cine
L. Chnmberlayne NJ D., Professor of Maera Medlca and
Therapeutics.
R. L. Bohannan NJ D. Professor of and Diseases OF
women and children.
Socrates alann, NJ D. Professor ct Chemistry ana
Augustus L. Warner NJ d. Professor OF Surgery anu Surgical
Anatomy
Jeries Wyman, NJ. d Professor Of Anatomy and fhvsoop!
The lnImary attached 10 the College furnishes ample ma,cr-
ais for practical medical surgical instruction during e M
ter To this is also added the public institutions oil the
underline charge of member Of the Faculy TO all OF wnch
the student has free The facilities for obtaining
ton practical ANATOMY and mode of performing uisca
operations exceed any institution OF our country
The Faculty take pleasure announcing 10 the
appointment Jeries Wyman OF Boston, To the
Anatomy Physiology gentleman of eminent quali-
hcaons human and comparative hhaem's, anu
gst AUG. l.. WARMER, N. w.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

n ATENpoRr & ALLEN, C0-hNiSdoS -uEhchaNlS
- have fnr.ale-
05N sack: fnc Salt
l,0nn iicrcs Ground Plaster
1880 bags Coffee
81 G.! .if.: !.luorice
Tea Einas. SiIol, Sr.ars
Salt rere. Alum, Coppcras
Cap and Letter Paper
Bar lGld, &c, &c,
F. sale BY wholesale only low prices for cash. usual
crets
SG.5 Jl-I
XHtEAT-The Subscribers Agents for The sale OF all man
Vper of Country podure They tender their services
til Farmers for edsposa! OF Wheat Corn, and oats loe
raj annccs will be male upon crops consigned 10 lei Sales
cash when time and the proceeds remed TO any
portiof the country deposited in Bank to their credit
II: supply Of Pigs, Groceries, &c. Is very large, EN-
| hrac-
2pc two. Horse rougls, VIII castings for al The
sorts,
31.t HidnC and Shoulder Bacon
10 J.. - Crnix, Po;io Rico aud New Orleans Sugar
30 Jasa, Eio, i.acnira and Havana Coffee
l0s AS Tea, from y 10 81 - per pound
5,DbS. Nal =, froEi:d. 10 2Ut.
oscks salt Country Bar iron, Upper and Sole Lea
ter asses Loaf Sugar. Candies, Soap, Cotton Yarn, shot
Pow Vinegar Cheese SC, &c, all OF which will be sold
low cash or 10 punctual men upon liberal time.
PEAkE, JONES 4 WINSTON,
A@ 31-w3w Nine doors below the Bell!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12
ny THOMAS RITCHIE & SONS.
...,ns If the Richmond Enquirer.

yg bhed three tmes ueek dlT1HE tAs session
y re and mack during the res Of tae year
;,:.: S-; i''s ,rpuS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
,,r,. NJ, snssm, and Three Dollars for six months
rive ] 70 b., The Office, or RENTED by mail, pos
,a,as' IN 40 - No., snnum at the end Of the year.
4 &C ~ a- may be remitted per mail, in good and
y Al 'F ,n- RISK of the Editor; the pcsGg: Of al
liable ni'n n, r.ttr,.trhe postage of single letter
. ';fc ''. nt "a writer II Is the accumulation OF
sigeey vi ~ business, which operates asa serious la
,....se. in A. eNt7i'i's
t eg' ray nine papers, annually shahave'h'
tenth GRATIS. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,,rrn lines, or less, first insertion, as ccnts; FOL
"a % distance must be accompanied with the advance
ti'te;s !'" a,o,y references, TO insure execution
pa, rf Advertising may amount TO 500 per annum
To r.. made cent? and to $50 of 10 per cent
on earnest solicitation of several of our city friends
s N,.e mined to take limited number of yearly adver
altogether unnecessary 10 say any thing in
iS dvnn,aces likely TO result therefrom to the whole
v he circulation of paper In the couD
sale im the fact that annual advertisement twice
NJ ,nnear IN ertry paper and week in every other
"f'N S .yrrises Will be strictly limited however, TO the
pe ia.d IN our general erms)and 10 single advertise
.aa sv n-t p.y pro for enlargement beyond the
wtH .y shall the privilege oil changing Their adser-
arn - ,hey please, without any additional cost
~ .ssg ar.t.e tsras Of anaadl advertisements "a,
,,,r. weekly, $40
F"i SGn"'' 40
,.. . ,,..L An
WV" "N~f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

yXTILLAm F. RITCHlE, ArroRsRY Law, Richmond a.,
~. psaLs Feb. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

~ e,,,, ". G. LlPSCOMRE. JR.
NJ Should the above property be disposed OF by 2n
ue"oer next VIII hr sold publicly day fair not
nv, is", 'a'f Gay thereafter y. {. LlPSCOMGE in.
| n"E. 9i-wtO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12

h subscribers have received by the regular Jackets and
'''oad nom New York, large and cioce assortment of
SE4SOE7BLE GOODS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-12
FOREIGN.
FrnrnrR Esrk.crs-lRu Mn nr:tnnni

aIiaeI, Esq OF London
Harvest prospects oo! brighter. Tie weather. dr
ring he last days, has been c!s.ious-eyerv'b;nr
nat could De desired. The only exception was Mon
day, when rainsd excessively, BIZ; It does not sp
pear 20 have been general la the course Of a lort
n'Gh from tins tiGe, iiaTses operations viii be &C.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
4 Case Of Asthma.

The lolio1ag distinguished Lawyer Of the City OF
New York. who had been afflicted with the Asthma for
upwards of TWENTY YEARS. and who, after
ding cases, eicacy of this medicine!
New YoRK, January IS, l643.
have been afflicted wth spasmodic asthma for twenty
four years-sometmes severely DO confined TO my
room weeks aud although attended BY various medical
advisers highest laon and skill in the countrys
partial and temporarv.wice the disease
proved nearly fatal TO my lie
Some fea ago. commenced takin Wisiar's Bal
san OF Wild Cherry, which gave instant relief, and
single bottle produced in a days what believe TO be
radical ma perfect cIre A. WILLIAMS, Attorney
at Law, No. So, William ST. New York
We -e acouainied writer OF the above :eriihs
m and ais statements entitled TO the full confidence
If q ,i,55. F.A TALMADGE,
Recorder Of tho City of New YORK
JOHN POWER, ID. y, Vicar General OF N T. :
p S-The above certificate may be seen a. No. 125,
Fulton street. New York.
afflicted becoming and attracted TO this in
Boz necessary remind all who would the true
tcle inquire particularly for DR. WIsTARs BaLsaM OF
WILD CHERRY, and take nothing else Unprncpled dea-
viii tell you they ha Syrup Of Uh Cherry Or some
other cough medicine which ia just good %
MOI, for they only rant yor money. Renemoef
Wisar's Balsamfof Wild Cherry that not only re"eoes
but ,o,,v -ro,r
Sold n Richmond. the booh oiOAh.
/ Also, in Paris. O aud in Winchsster la. oy
Dec. Ist 1913. (45) lioh O. 'oNES'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
TRUTHS
WORTH REMEMBERING

That the piles il painful disease
Tbat all VINO have the PILES wish to Be cured
That all rho hare had PILES, and ~ use ftct
cr.s French Vegetable Ointment ARE cokED .; ..
o-Tbat every one who has tesea Ing -
~ Otnaert' prono8Hces X TIE Gesf KEN
Fn far the cure Of Piles that was ever aiscoFeFe-
~ 5,raf1abfe Remedy II also warranted, II early
+4faa Al immediate cure for Burns, Sealds, etc.
Tha the price go cts) is always refunded If Ie q nj
n,en, fails give satisfaction TO the ,i1 % "
Richmond the booiA . JAIL
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
Wholesale EarthcEs, GLASS, and
CHINA WAREHOUSE.

No S. Na:a, betlceen Third and LolrcT -H0THcE
streets Cincinnati.
RTE stcfiber having recently purchased the entire
STOCK Of GOODS belonging to the late firm Of
g. p Hunt &, Co.. formerly Sampson, Hsnt < to and
made large additions Of COMMON and STAPLE AR
TICLES the Stock is prepared to execute orders on
the most favorable terms.
To the Goods now hand wtli shortly .e added an as
sortent styles and patterns Of PAINTED, An
f,Y and COMMON WARE, direct from the manutucto-
res IN Europe fro whence ne viii BE constantly receiving
z,Ijes Of new Goods, viii sell the lowest market
w. s. SAMPSON.
Sept. lst, 1913. 36--4mo'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
THE EXPLODED CALUMNY.

The Maysville Eagle says: Mr. Adams. in his
address IN the Presby terrain church of MaysvilIe,
In responding TO the declaration OF Con. Collins,
"tha, he (Mr. Adams) had placed Kentucky un
der deep and lasting obligations 10 him for his
noble defence OF her great statesman. IN his let
ter 10 the Wings OF New Jersey" replied, as
nearly as we can recoect, as follows:
Il thank you, sir, for the opportunity you have
given me of speaking Of The great Statesman who
was asso led with me IN the administration OF
the General Government, at my earnest solicila>
tion--who belongs not to n,uchy alone, but
10 the whole Unon and Is not only an honor TO
this state and this nation, but TO mank'n6 The
charges to which you refer, ! have, alter my
term of service had expired, and 1t was proper
for me to speak. denied before the whole country;
and | here reiterate and reaErm that denial: and
as I expect shortly to appear before my God, 10
answer for the conduct of my whole life. should
those charges hare found their Ray to the Throne
of Eternal Justice, | WILL N THE PRESENCE OF
OMNIpoTENCE, PRONOUNCE THEM FALSE
This solemn declaration OF the venerable man.
who must in the course Of nature, sopu appear
before the Jud 90 Of oil, needs no comment
INTERESTING News FROM MENICo-APDICTIoN
OF SANTA ANA.-Ws have seen "The Courier
des Flats Unis,'' published al New York on the
ooh inst. and received at the Baltimore exchange
yesterday.
j CO ,ains news from Mexico to The a0th ult
and anon Q other things announces the fact tina,
Santa Ana resigned tho Presidency of Mexico OFT
the 2nd of October, 1913.
The same paper contains extracts from bis let
ter written at Tacubay, in which he announces
his resignation and addiction. He assigns vari
Gus reasons for the sct, among which are declioe
Of health.
The New York PIebian has the following para
graph received via Havana:
Santa Ana made over the executive power &c
Gen Caualizo on Tho I'd October, and the latter
took the oath on tho 4,h as Isonal Preslden I,
Santa Ana will remain at Manga de Cavo I'll
after the election fos President.
Asreeatly to the constitution the provisional
president has appointed 81 me- bers OF The sen
ate the first Of whom is that General Paroles
whom the enemies Of Santa Ana accused him o
having poisoned. The same person is also ap
pointed Major General by the provisional pres
dent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
The American Liniment !.

.yIIT. cheapest and undoubtedly BEST Of all Lin-
r,ents now use, for the Of Sprans, Bruises,
c. SxeIljnss, Piles Chilbains, Frosted Feet, Cuts.
Pol Evil Paistula. Sweany, Pain in the Breast, Choie,
Rbeunati=la, &c. 5<c. For sale, in Richmond, ny
4. EARNEST, and a the BOOK STORE
Octcber -, l843 4in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
Hors SEES ilOei in
Dissolution Of Partnership.

~ NE partnership heretofore existing between eoFso
MC.Ilough and Ohm Thomas, IS dissolved by mutual
consent The of the viii be found az the
shop Of Mccullough Meek and all those indebted to the
old earnestly requested TO call and see Up Then
accounts Iiho.., delay GEORGE N'CULLOu Gil,
Richmond. Nov 9Th, 1913. 1850
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
EL.kANAH HUXLEY
Nj y n SION Ill Q L > l. -,
CAMBRIDGE ClTY.
s. ST., aeAIIGSsa

sAVING for months occupied this wei khoMh
ana popular Hotel, woul return his grateful t"ahh
travelling public who have 50 literally paroh'ze"
his house. and inform friends and the pubic generally
that ne exDects % continue stand for term OF
years pains vi! be spared on his part TO enter
those who NAV call upon him, IN style %ich Wi
make Them as as well furnished table, pleas
ant commodious and polite attention can maze
Ills stable is Attended by careful ami sNi'id' ot
reet.5,o 90, Il INV % 1914 3g;f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
H = 81 U z e Z
An d
nlhkK BOOK MANDATORY.

vElUF undersigned would respectfully inform the pubic
tina, ne manufacture to ORDER, all kds OF
M 4 Nix BOOKS, in good style and Of superior paper
ed 10 Furnish County Clerks, Auditors, and
ea.i,rer with Books of the latest and most improved
form having recently received patterns from the Audtor Of
$50 Qd Books will rebound. and all kinds OF Ferlo-
s md magazines bound in good style, and as 10" FoE
ash "a tney can be done elsewhere. lie soIieIt; a
share of patronage
IT, PIyDERY i in the room Immediately ever the
Book Sore ~ - -
Richmond Jan. 13,h, 743. BY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
AL SUPPORTERS

DR THOMPSON'S ABDOMIN AL SUPPORTERS
J-The subscribers have made arrangements for the
manufacture and sale Dr. Thomson superior apparatus
for the Prosps Jteri ant are reay y exhln the
same 10 those who need tire article and conadenty believe
that there article superior . -,
Price from s. to 81. l. REED & biso IiEi<.
Richmond, June 81. 1872. Z5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
AN ANTI SLAVERY TRACT SOCIETY has been
Epula,.d nh Mr R.Lrri.l Ii.

AN ANTI SLAVERY TRACT SOCIETY has been
formed in New Eng land With Mr.. Burriit The
learned blacksmith for an editorial CORE pondeni
II processes TO issue during be year, 81 different
tracts written Is fifty two citierent men Of the
highest talents that can be secured Auzti'ailes
are 10 be formed every town IN me Union
where 1t will he permitted, and dePois OF the
tracts established various sections, TOR gf"thi
tous DESTRUCTION NJ is to be issued next month
and to contain all of Longfeiow's poems on sla
yery--N. Y. Tribune.
FIRE--Tbc lerant court house at P1r' GIbsoT,
Miss which cost $50 ,000,wns destroyed by fire.
on Wednesday night last; II IS supposed TO nave
been the work Of incen diary, whose otJect IL
was to destroy the votes therein deposited, ana
M, counted: but they were saved, although the
sheriff lost many Of his valuable papers, which
with other country papers, were burned.-hem>
phis (Itnn) Eagle.
A, the late visit Of Queen Victoria md Prince
Albert TO Cambridge, Sir Walter Raleigh, 1t
seems. was enacted over again. On her setting
forth unexpec teddy on foo, from Kings Chapel.
TO 90 to Trinity College, there was deficiency
Of crimson cloth for her to walk upon. The I'M
Intermediates Immediately pulled oil their gowns
and threw them dowd before her Her Majesty.
over which, smiling gsaciousIy, she made her
| way.
We sincerely regret TO iearn by the last s'eHtn-
err from Fog Hand, that Mr.. EVERETT, our esf'ti'a
| bio resident Minister TO the court OF 81. James
has met severe affection IN the death OF MS ell
dest daughtcr-a young and gifted girl, just en-
entering society, with a department and manner
so gentle. aud mind so richly stored as TO have
secured The admiration OF wide circle OF friends,
and to her imm edale family rendered her the OBJ
iect of their affection, confidence and prlde.-Ne'r
! York American.
| Punishment in Russia for Duelling. "A letter
| from Colopne savs:-l4eutenant Pelzer, who
lately, in consequence Of dispute at ball,
| fought 9 dlel With ~ Ham, a bookseller, and
! shot him. was sentenced by court martial to be
| beheaded. The King has commaled this sen
fence to fifteen yenrs imprisonment n q fortress
| and Lieut. Pelzer has accordingly been conveyed
! 10 the fortress of Ehren Yre,sten, we'll as
tho two seconds, who condemned TO ten
years. Imprisonment. The Other Two persons
indicated in the duel SAID to he sentenced
to five and two years imprisonment. M doubt
- entertained that the imprisonment OF The sc
conds, q, least, will be considerably abridged
| We are pleased to see by the Piitshurg papers
county are about making preparation 10 unite
Their scattered forces, that they may go haTmo-
niously into the Presidential contest. All the
different fragments of the party IN that county
evince a de,e rmination to support the nominee O
the National Convention.
! The Inquirer Gays that Nicholas Biddle IS rap
| idly recovering from his recent illness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
TESTIMONIALS.

To rux PUaTIC In accordance with The sins
tom, show Toe virtues Ct tas medicine more
4tv, the f at rerlit.ates been selected and as
~ Is nor oar "a sl % te ltb health OF those
afflicted, a-c5o!y edge ourselves TO make M assef-
t35r o7 '.FAI.SE STATEAiENTS' Of It's efficacy; nor
@55 h4.a nope suffering hnmanitv which acts
wa net warrant. I<y-T[IE PROOFS ARE HERE CIV
ENa1i saciI lnq from tbe public 1nio every
pt5s', and lee assured they vii ind 1t med
enc wei 4ese.-Ln. Ll.LL .lc.nage ana confidence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
RICHMOND WO0LLEN FACTORY.

TyEIE subscriber having commenced the manufacturing
business at tue above mentioned place; he Is prepaid
cd TO receive wool to manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN-
NEIS BLANKETS. SATTINETTS and JEANS, Ell
Their by the yard the shares, terms suited 70 the
times He also has hand good assortment OF the above
named goods, which he is willing TO exchange 'of "oo OF
o,he, produce He will also Card Wool. full ana Dress
C, for bsa vino viii favor him with their custom,
prices and hopes that BY strict attention bust
ness to give general satisfaction
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond, Nov. IL, lS43
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
The Wing Almanack for 1874.

vEOGETHER with the Weatern. Almapack for tn
a ~ BOOK STORE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01
LIVERY STABLE.

~tr ftr.r has for hire several good saddle horses
/ - II - ell broke horses. His viii be
n ,:a,es LEW Is BJRk.
Richmond, March l6th, lo32' ="
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

| Tho Inquirer Gays that Nicholas Biddle IS rap
| idly recovering from his recent Illness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-12-01

TIE case OF Thomas Cozens related by himself as fol-
lows ncknole edged 10y all who knew him as one OF
the astonishing cures ever performed:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12
Second Board.
New Stock Exchange.


REAL EsrArE.-Sales by Anthony J. Blocker & Co., at
the Merchants Exchange, Dec nth =
Store and lot No. 10 Liberty street, opposite the
Middle Dutch Church, lot IL feet 4 front, 10 feet
inches rear, by IS feet deep each side. s., 600
AsHEs-Pots quote at 81 56i 623 and Pearls at 80
O6 l21 Very little demand for either description.
WHsKEY.Drudge held at % cents and Barrels at 242
both very dull.
HAY.-A moderate demand exists for Bale. Prices
very firm at 43 45 cents Consumers making their
stocks for winter consumption good. The sales for
port are to fair extent.
RIcE-There is very little doing in this article We
continue to quote 81 37I 62I for good to fair quality
BRE,psruFrs.--we have change to notice. All ar
cles under this head remain without change Our stock
is too large for any advance.
Corrosive have feature to report in this arti
Gle in this market prices have not varied since last
review The market is rather inactive than otherwise
PRovsIoSs-A fair demand exists for all articles under
this head prices remain las quoted and very firm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-12
MONEY MARK Ut.

MOnQaYy
Stocks arc still on the advance Long Island rose
per cent; Paterson .; Harlem Il Norwich 2; Farmers
Loan .; Canton Il Illinois o. Indiana .; Indiana Sterling
q Ohio 6s q Kentucky very firm at former quotations.
vicksburg Bank improved i Pennsylvania 5s declined
Ii North American Trust sold at H. which is per cent
above first sales Considerable activity prevailed in Wall
street. and operations were very extensive
The Etna Fire Insurance Company have declared a
semiannual dividend of per cent payable the
18th inst The defalcations of the late secretary of this
company amounto Sl4,37l lotha is the total amount
the books of the company show. The deficiency in
the old books has nothing to do with the concern.
The loss from the dishonesty of the secretary before the
large fire. swallowed in the that ruined the
old company The dividend just declared by the new
company is out of the earnings of the first six months
and leaves surplus of over $4,000.
James Rose, ESQ., of Charleston s. Co. has been elected
President Of the South Western Railroad Bank
Dr. Atkinson has been elected president Of the Bank OF
Virginia at Danville.
The receipts of specie ut New Orleans the 10Th ult
$40 O64 from Vera Cruz and down the river Total
receipts from Sept. LIST to Nov 80, 81 ,975,97l.
The Marine and Fire Insurance Bank of Savannah has
declared dividend Of three per cent payable the 18th
instant
The Planters Bank of Savannah has declared a semi
annual dividend of three per cent
Inc Legislature oil Indiana has been IN session week
and the message Of the Governor will reach
We learn that he intended recommend the holders
the stock of that State both home and abroad to ap
point an agent fully authorised to act for all parties to
visit the seat of government during the session of the
Legislature, to counsel with the members and
deavor to arrive at definite understanding relative to
the to be adopted to meet the
State with her creditors is gratifying to these eff
forts made by the young and growing States Of the West
to fulfil their obligations. They do not wish to have
heavy debt retardins their progress to wealth.
The movements of domestic productions in the interior
during the present year. compared with last, show in
the aggregate great increase The port of Cleveland
Ohio next to Buffalo the greatest depot of produce in
the western country. The official report of the collector
at that place gives the following very interesting compare
tive statement shows that this country is rapidly in
creasng in wealth created from the soil and in producing
the.real riches OF the world -