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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07


AV NOTICE-Tr subscriber has removed his office to the
Il basement his residence, the corner {" IN att
street. onnsite the The Mutual Assurance society lie
may he found nj ONCE, hen Attendance tasan c
sun,ed) Of the Courts OF The CITY: ;.n, ~ o.
TO CLAIMaNTSThe subscriber, after an interval OF some
years his services claimants on e uoeih
ment of the United States the State Of Virginia. Tor reVo
ouarv services any other demands, whether arising under
contracts otherwise. His experience In attending 10 sue
claims may enable him. cases well found
the information necessary 10
them The advantage of that e1periencehs familiarity win
subject dgent attention. stimulated by the Necessity
his life of hnsinesshr Is Wiling 10 pledge
to those employ hm-fo moderate CERTAIN cepetsa
on or such reasonable contingent commission may be agreed
strong Inducements he pledges ali the inau'
try energy may have eyerted Has residence ana
office 9th and streets, near The swan aVcIh. Leeis
addressed o him will lie punclualiy attended 70.
Richmond, 7th Oct, 1912 4i-ly THOMAS GKEES
A DESIRABLE FARM FOR sALE.-I wish to sell the
"A Woodiawn Farm, In The county Of Orange, lying within
of the Locomotives unnin. The cui:a hal!roa
on the North River, tributary OF The York; about IA
miles Orange c. H. The GO some
under of wood land well tmheed the soil excellent
The cleared land divided into ve helS besides
meadow and PASTURE field supplied with fountain
Temperature SO drg The dwelling house large and com
Portable; which, buildings been recent
~ valued The orchards Of apples and peaches of de-
srabe The whole tract has fair To 10
and Is in healthy moral and iRda.,Pioms aes6boiooa
Persons wishing buy such E-tne will confer with
personally by letter. paid directed Thunh Orange
county, Virginia.
dulls unwilling give thirteen thou
dollars make en-.
quained with the property, offer reference, Hon w.
t;imer Of Charlottesville Mr. d. Anderson IT, sesss William
Anderson Il Co and Messrs Ellis and Elicit. Richmond
property friends negbors and Old Virginia
od bless her." with heavy heart but justice calls
for The sacrifice +. SCALES.
June 30 lj-w5wIf
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. SITUATION wANTED.-A gentleman, who is al presen
\ engaged AZ private Teacher and preparing for the Bar
Teacher of school or private Ia
could. besides attending To his school" devote
o- d MS time studies He would also be willing 70
et,ag Clerk any other business. He is in possession {"
recommendations scholarship aud moral character
able teach German, English, Greek and Latin ian
.9lse> the various Iaaches Of an Accidental education
IL prefer a situation with member OF the Bar Address
T., Newmarket, Shenandoah CO., Va. postage pad
july lo-lm
;-y Wing requested TO copy.
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cBERIFFs sALE- expect SELL on the I'm day OF IVY
1913 at Meckenburg Court house, from nifty tn sixty Ne
Traders and others wishn. purchase will do well to
LIZA be sale E. A. WILLIAMS, d. s.,
''e"N For John Davis, Sheriff Of Mecklenburs co.
-. m l5-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

EpNFAlN INN, LrGHr ST. BALTIMORE, tiate Belt-hoorers
tS well known and commodious establishment, familiar to
% en. community OF the Uninn, has been leased by the
bers who completely rrilt-d and thoroughly
l aud emb.i,hed throuehou Every comfort aud
% that hotel boast Of they have bestowed this
W and avoe house; and, without entering into details
r-ute their the comfort of
@ they confidently that establishment sHrpass
tl.m
Tie Poe,ors in accordance with the spirit OF the times
e oi.ed reduce their charges from the former high
ara ctine state shat 81 - day well componsate them
Siltd on.uo, all the steamboat landings and the ermi-
on Of the various railroads. house affords 10 the traveller,
.'ealet Inducements than the ''Foaa;an Inn"
w ". DIX, ! p..;.,..
Juyi lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, VAIN
L. spring session of this institution will commence OF lhus
day, the oath OF August next. tin;
Hoard is 81 per week. and extra charge for washins,
ironing fuel and Juon varies from $40 SO per
session of five The following gentlemen COMPOSE lhe
Faculty: .n,.,t
Rev Charles Collins A. President aud Professor of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry.
Rev Epiaim Wiley, A. NJ Professor of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Ebrnrzrr stevens b. Tutor Mathematics and Teacher in
Modern Languages.
John G. Wnnord second Tutor.
IL win be perceived by the above rates. the cost Of stu
dent Ssi so s94 80 per Of ten months sum
Ear what customary similar institutions me
son OF that ceapnrs location OF the college in the n'
Of rich and productive farming country remote from nah
There is advantage connected with TINS lnin"'
which gives claims all others Being sithaca ~
the country nearly miles from town or village e,
bn, little temptation extravaganza dress and other
The is mild and PARENTAL but energetic ana M
The faculty. with their families reside in the college ednc
and are ever present exercise Wholesome Influence ana
sain The Trustees warmly recommend the institution 10 e
patronage public and appeal with confidence to the I'VE
years a VIZ" ~ - 200 NV '' lot 9th Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHP.-Th undersigned
~ composing of Binord Bacon Baskerville, have
i4. day nv mutual consent dissolved their connection.
will be used In future only IN clos
business which either party, heretofore, Is author
IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

To Plough Makers and the PrOprieOrS of Foundries
"THE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOCGH.n
THE subscriber has purchased the exclusive o making
the above well known Plough in the pirrnia and
row prepared Ia sell patterns 10 Others with the RICH, of max
ns Tnghs from them lie has the original patterns which
made during the by raienee under The d
rction of the subscriber expressly for the State If yenia and
they were constructed TO avoid n the objections arising
beautiful Worcester and Boston Pougs which latter were mnde
for soil and vegetable surface differing entirely from our own
This Men Lieingston County Plough will lis pcriorty
all others when operating in heavy lay or upon land
thcky covered with weeds litter For more than seventeen
have been engaged in the Foundry and Plough
in this State; during all which time my attention has been part
culay directed TO the construction and of Pour bo, here
and the North and therefore confidently recommend This
Plough my friends and the public generally as COMBINING ali
valuable qualities Of cheapnes strength ease Of draft Sim
pcy of constructions perfect performance its work and
last and of ALL beauty There of The right hand
ed Pough aud large left handed two horse Plough
Letters addressed 3eadsvlc Halifax county nnon
the subject will be promptly attended TO.
April Is ll7-w3m' REM r avEpy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
JAMES ]. BISFORp.

tCJiMES j. BlNFORD x ALBERT G. BlNFORD have
Co Partnership under the style OF j. j. BlNFORD Go
continue a Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Bust
stand, connins themselves strictly to sales for
tl,a aCceptlnces.
IstJ hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

THRUST SALE-By virtue of heed of Trust
Francis Deane ST. the 22nd OF October ls4l
which is Of in the County Of Cumberland shall offer for
public auction the premises the 18th Of July
1913 the tract of LAND which the said Deanc resides,
living near the town Cartesve containing 40 shall
NJ and place. sell all the Negroes mentioned
in deed except old tPoly all the Stock Of said
Deane, Household Furniture &C., &c. Terms of sale made
on the ay The said land and other
perry believed unqueslionahe hut acting Trustee
shall convey only snch title as is vested in me-
HENRY p. IRVING, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

CoNNlSSioN HoCSE-1he subscriber partner in the late
\ e Bagwell, Smith Jones' respectfully announces 10
M friends correspondents of that firm, and the pub
e generally tina; he will Commission House in Rich
m0Ud the 1t OF luyand hopes from his long experience as
seller OF tobacco lour and wheat their kind patronage
10 ntrs-qedsug UNIDENTIFIED aud prompt attention, and
hest eHeiton satisfaction any business committed to
his HIS office Northwest corner, in front Of
Slokoe Warehouse He respectfully refers TO Mr. John smith,
IT.. and Mt. John " Barweii. JNO. JONES
Richmond. June 30th is43 l6-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

NoTiCE-oNE HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED-The sub
scrber will pay highest cash prices for one hundred like
young Negroes consisting and females from - 10 2
years OF Sempsresses and mechanics OF all tons
VIII also be purchased liberal prices can be found at all
yards in the Tavern in the City OF Richmond
All persons coming the city with slaves Tor se are requested
N. MATTHEWS
Richmond. lO-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

I fFtK APFUNATTON CUMPANY.-At a meeting of The
Trustees Of the Upper AppomaoN Company, the 231 day
jlae SD the following dividends declared viz: the
4 SOCK OF the Company, dividend Of dollars per share,
r o lie 18TH day Of August next; and the Stock,
o. three dollars share, payable on the 18th day Of
a The rates 4" toll several articles reduced and fixed
'wS, fish, sixteen cents barrel; tar, cents
'a'e "a tobacco entered aud below Crump's Mill sixty
r og,head and wheat entered at and below Crump's
cents hushe provided that the carriers OF the
Vtf exhibit bill Of ladlng proving The place Of entry.
Jaly! Ie-3
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OSThe person persons who have the Files Of the En-
- quirer for the from 9th May, 1907 to YIN May 1913
from 9th May, 1911 OH May 1875 9Th May 1913 10 9l
May, 1915 from OH May, 1877 9Th May 1873 and from al
May 1875 9th May 1879 belonging the Enquirer Office
earnestly requested to bring in possible
They Of the and as we have no dnp
borrowed from this by who have
looked them amongst their papers. - $50.
June O 9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

IS No. Loitey-l5 Drawn Baots.
c,;s Tickets Si0-halvrs 5-quarleIs so.
0e't'"'a'es OF packages Of Is whOe', $3.50 0
:, haives, is 0
25 quarters, 10 S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

FARM FOR SALE NEAR RlClMOND.-I offer for sale the
n farm two and half miles from the city OF Richmond
contains adjoining the farm recently pur.
John ~ Gregory, ESQ., late acting Governor Vrg
The buildings all new, and in good repair dwell
ling house large and conmodious. Capt John T. White,
lives on premises will pleasure showing any
person disposed purchase The will be
only small part Of The purchase money will be required.
would take payment either Bank State Stocks.
part city county property For further particulars, apply
10 my friend H. l. Carter is authorised for
viii sell a bargain in this property. JOS STARKE.
-O,p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

BANANA HATS-We are in receipt by arrivals. of
further supply of the above popular Hats-as Also gentle.
chden leghorns and variety OF gentemens
fashionable Fur, OF the following description, viz:
Cassimer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

LONDON, June TO, 1910.
There is little news to offer since the departure OF
the last steamer. The weather here has oeen quite
ertaned for the coming crop-but yesterday and tc-
day the funds rose under it's beneficial influence The
cotton market quiet and the sales al L'epool nave
been quite moderate for the last few days fces are
without change. The business in the manufacturing
districts is still fair, and the late news from america
has revived the hope of again receiving larger orders
from our side of the water The at Ascot, yes
lerday, were not largely attended as Is often the
case in consequence Of the absence OF the CUT
notwithstanding, the show of equpages' and the pre-
| sence Of large number of The nobility ana gehuy,
gava life and animation 10 the scene This day was
very fine, (he FIRST fine day in weeks and the course
| in good order. ;,
| The sweepstakes was by Col. Feels Murat
with ease, beating Eysium and Highlander bel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07
BARNEY g. CAUTHO RN,
lIr(.TION EERS

CROSS STREET FRONTING THE BELL TAVERN,
rEND paricarly 10 the Of Negroes either auction
or privately Ao the selling OF all other kinds oil pro
pery. or uopsrs
Every Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-07

,;ram-nt W N positively stricken of from our roll
,,,. commencement OF our next volume
-g,.a That il be recommended to me Ed'ors o Nemsp
itucaut the Commonwealth, 10 publish at tue heao o.
their rates ror advertising, and tina, they strictly ad
m 20 same; and that these prices be Always such' d
49, =, r,i, CONNIE - alton for the labor performed"
s''"' Resolution Of the Editorial Contention.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

On the Cd inst. John Prngle native Of pskeh, Scot
land, in the 35th year Of his age.
His friends aad acquantances, and those Of the family are
respectfully invited attend his funeral from his late resi-
Sencr 81 Yarck-seet this afternoon, Al O'Clock precise
ly, mithout farther invitation
o. Buffalo and NewOrleans papers please notice.
oG Sunday morning Sept 3D. the Ghyear Of hex age,
Elizabeth Waterbury, widow Of the late Jonathan WaerbG-
" of ths city Her remains have been taken TO Stamford,
CT, for n,ermen,
On Friday evening lst inst, Mary slic Of the lao Geo
Taylor, IN the sGth year of her age.
On Fridsy, lst INST, Gilbert Henry son of Edwin D. and
Eliza NJ Morgan, aged months and l9 days His remains
were taken TO Hartford for ntermeu;.
AT Fayeburg, Me, Jonathan Gamago aged 90 Hetoushl
at the bstile Of Bunker l peseat a, the late Bunker
Hill eeiebtion and lost his from the excemenpro-
dgced BY the occasion, wLe state he died. without any
other apparent disease.
At Washington City, on Saturday morning, Goth ut, AZ
et long and distressing illness James Hutton OF fiade
pNs for the last 20 years ceyk in the Navy Department
Al the Double Branches, Anderson District, s c., of con:
sumption Mr. Isaac $. Bailey aged 43. Mr.. Bailey
native OF Newport J. and for the alt % yssI, citizen
Of Charleston, S. c.
A, Monticello, Madison Co., Illinois. May goth, Mrs.
Pauua Mason aged 81 yesr wife OF John Mason Jr
ney of CasIeton VI. aud daughter Of the late Ms Pond
Of Pouitnev, VT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

HT Heads OF Bair.-BARBT's Fentilatins and Cos
sa-r a7tsioe Wig closely resembles the real head OF 't
h. sce;cs ad haze pronounced ts most
p.riec, aa extraordinary OF the day The great
ont sewing or weaving winch c4ns-s appearance 50
closely resemble the nauf hair both in lishtiess and
nra appearance defy detection texture being 80
bgau,iiu porous and free that all o pT'plra
ton evaporation nlingded and the rea' evils o ali oie %
invited inspect this move! and beautiful Wig and the ~
cuar method oi hitting the head the sol. inventor ana
street up stars au2i lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

u New Episcopal Manual.-Thi. day pub
sf * AftEyTGS6 2% % H
i5om III, writings Of A,Shb,Aop Lapd, Bishop Andrews,
ether eminent Old English Dlvne With Ielac. By the
Rev. Mr.. Spnkes. Edited by Francis E. Paget, NJ A. One
The pous viii require no more recommendation Of
this volume than that which he will find its tit!e-paSe.
aud aud Andrews and Hicks Keewe and Spinckes,
be otherwise than acceptable ali who love those
principles which tiey unanimously taught and for the main
tanins Of which with the exception ?i the good bishop OF
Winter. whose lot was cast N Tranquil tunes they suffered
according the which God required OF each 10 all
who would aiu follow them the paths OF ,eii-dena spirit
ualmudednes mrekss and obedience That ihiS book has
been past ernS, what II Is hoped u may likewise De 10
ydent from the aci that II oi the lew OF
the devotional work, Of the seventeenth century which CON
timed be IN demand during the eighteenth It's
value appreciated and continued 20 h reprinted from
tim time The middle of the last century aud It s PIE
Scnred the public more with the anxious desire that as
found favor the last while Church principles de,
be f;o1 seem now 70 be zaIons aud sithy seriir their
back 10 he old paths from which We have Wandered
Editors Preface.
D., a S Co h3ys also Just gab,hf4 H.,
whole duty ola Christian IN al occasions and necessities ~
ted The main Of holy life BY K. Sherlock D D. with
Life of The Author by the Right Rev Bishop WlIson
thor Of Sacfa Pvaa, etc One elegant volume omo. ffice
Considered manual OF private devotion, and means
ofpactca PREPARATION for the Holy Communion of the Body
and Blood of Christ this book the best, not the
best ever commended TO the members Of Church. The
Is;rTf LETTERs g To 'osi MY GoDcHLD-By the Rev, J.
Swartz A. NJ with an Introductory Letter by the ft p heS,
Bishop De Lancey One elegant miniature volume. Prce
37t
The Kingdom of Christi or Hints respecting the Prnc-
pies Constitution and Ordinances of the Catholic Church, by
Frederick Dsnison Maurice NJ a, Chaplain OF Guys Hos
College London In elegant volume $500 pages
uniform style with Newman, Sermons, Palmer on the
Church, Sc. Sc 81 50.
Parochial Sermons, by John Henry Newman, B. d. Fellow
of Orie College, Oxford The SIX volumes OF the London
edition printed in handsome volumes Of upward
Of $500 pages -ach S. The Of Mr. Newman pro-
nounced by several of Bishops and ceigyto be 10
all others nf modern times 81 3tiS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

NTOTICE.-JOHN BURDELL, DENTIST, having
N removed his from 50 Chambers-street and IN this
way implied the public that the business heretofore con
Quoted that Office b. himself and the subscriber has been
wholly Telinqused TAX. this method appZs ny friends
and customer. that professional services sl at their
command heretofore the above oce and that nothing
shall De antng render those services efficient
W - THOMAS B. CUNNING.
s.n,ambsr l. 1913. 81 lw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
Blankets Carefully r.protedJor TIE Tribune.

SATURDAY, 7. NJ.
ASIIEs-There is a fair demand for Pots, but it is not
quite so active during the week We hear of about $50
tbls Pots 37i Pearls taken offered at 81 we
during the months Of August was-Pos 6,95s bb Pearls
81 bhs
COTTON.-The feeling continues good, and saea are
constantly made in favor Of the seller To-day the
operations reach 500 bales full prices Most Of
the transactions supposed for speculation The sales OF
the past week have been large amounting, Friday even
ing TO 10 100 bales, winch 1880 pland and Fori-
da 81 SIC; 1850 Mobile at 10, and 1850 New-oT-
leans loc Bat small part of the business for the
week or export but mainly for home and spec
uaton The exports of Cotton from this port Tor the month
August amounted 9i bales and the imports to 36s'
ha1a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
a
M ARRIED.
NI ED.

A, Lyndon VI, on the 2Sth ut by the Rev Rufus Case
Nr WILLIAM l.. DICKINSON, of Jersey City n. j., to
Miss CrL,A A. Goss of Lyndon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

asm WATCHES! WATCHES!-The largest
me- aud most splendid assortment Of Watches in the city
Gss il to b. found the subscribers He is constantly
receiving all descriptions of Gold and Silver Watches Of the
newest style from the manufacturers England France
and Switzerland and selling them retail at much less pm
than any other honse in the city Gold Watches as low
bought All watches warranted keep good time or the
money returned Watches, Clocks and Jewery repaired IN
the best manner aud warranted lower than other place.
G. c. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and JewelV,
MIL istf WhoLesale and retail. 80 Wast staIrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04
Passengers Sailed

In the steamship fberuis from Boston for Liverpool
Wm Phipp,, Mrs r6ipps, Miss PmPps, Henry Wood c
Perkins Charles II Dorf, George Baker, Elizabeth Rogers
Mis-, Ellen w,sn John Cockroft, Morton Toumin Rob
CIT Brown Waiter Baker Bridge and G Bs,dse Of Bos
ton; Thomas Miroy and lady, OF South Na,ick; william
Wood OF Providence; John Grow, of Hartford Conn j
Wyeh, Gee Williams and II I Jenkins, Of New York; II
Shaw Of ST Lonis Chouteau, Of U States bearer Of
a.sPa;ches Fr.zer Peter Buchanan, Henry Hindnaii,
Mrs Touen,, M.ser Torrens and Caroue Damas, .! Mon
assi; Bridges Joseph TIavtI,, three Misses lTa,ers
end Mss Wellerof England; Jas Birna OF pG@dee,5'
tot Haifax-T Edison, of NeN York; benelii
and a, Robb Of New Orleans; Alr Hier aud lady NJ
SnAnoeFslu, Shannon Misses Shannon aud \ shaH-
noa--e. Total 40
~ iG The packer ship Columbus, for LiverpooJ Clark
nliadel lphia; Miss C4thstpe Kmball. Boston; Wm Hcs-
my Illinois, John NleArthui francis Bndef Clinton Wyn
,Id' Montreal; Manuel Alvarez, Santa Fe.
10 The packet ship South-ruer for Liv-Ipoo-Geo Jen
ns rhiladsph'si How Nori3kj Turner, Upper Can
Mfs Robert Stewart, Ireland; Cap, a Gillio2oo IN
yas tn: packet shp unea to H4rreFels Boudald of
s9's-So in tie s,eerase,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-04

,.-rc,orE OF HENRY CLAy.-When Mr.. Clay
u PARIS, Immediately after the close of the
as a..;stons at Client, he was introduced to
s ssJsme dc stae, at a ball. Mr. c. had pleas
as'r,hi - ;nterview with the gifted woman, who ~
%. .nd him that she had recently visited England,
a ~ had openly cspoused the cause of the United
snr sas,ss there, rcmarking that the British were
s .a,iv exasperated against them, and entertained
s,ss, IONS intentions of dcspatching the Duke Of
T.II;npton at the head of their armies, for the
.,nose ~,e of inhicting proper chastisemcnt upon
g@ .ssr, He politely thanked her for the interest
W. s manifested in behalf of his country, at the
..ne IN time expressing his regret that England had
-, =, carried out her intentions. Why" said
Madame. Because" he replied "if he had
seaten tate us, we should only have been in the con-
5don Of Europe, without disgrace. But if we
had been SO fortunate as to defeat him, we should
have added greatly to the renown of our arms
Mr.. Clay afterwards met de Stael at select
cbterie at her own dwelling, where he found the
Marshals Of France, the Duke Of Wellington and
others On introducing Mr. Clay to the Duke
Madame dc Stael repeated the above aneccote.
The Duke replied promptly and gracefully, that
had he been so fortunate in the execution oi suc'i
commission as to triumph over foe eyincmg
% much bravery as tho Americans had' ne shouiu
egard it as greater honor than the most st DILL
iant victory he had ever achieved DOS rams