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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

TioMAS J. DEANE having dissolved his connection with
MI Wombe will conduct In future, upon his own respon-
SSla'y, GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and offers
m services his former patrons and the public generally he
mas taken house door Messrs John Maben Co.. now
Undergoing thorough repair Until completed he be found
VIM Andersons He refers 10 Messrs. John Maben Co.,
Aef Cake Co, John R. Triple Son, and Wm Anderson
Aug. 25-w3w
'. DANIEL Js, ATTORNEY LAW, attends the Courts
he'd in the city of Richmond, the Superior and County
N Of Chesterfield Hanover, and the Superior Courts OF
Hhs William and Powhatan counties Ohcc-at the OF
y ana nh Streets, two squares West of the Capitol.
Aug. II 27-w2w
aMES 4. PATTESUN, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Riehmon g
,a-Wi prompt TO sales Of all kinds Of Pro
So and Merchandise consigned 10 his Store Cary
oet Is 47-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

SALE OF THE REAL. AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF
- BANKRUPTS Pursuant order of the Court If the u
the Eastern District of Virginia made The Old day nf
May, s43 shall SELL public auction the highest bidder
certain Real Estate mentioned in deeds of of Steger
Nash Of Famve S,rger Of Lynchbug and of
MERRITT H. sesar also, certain Personal Estate mentioned in
said deeds which record the Clerks Office of the Coun
Court of Prince Edward and in the Clerks Office OF the Corpo
ration Court of nhburg which said deeds have been declared
fraudulent and void by said Court The following is the proper
be sold Three Lots the Of Farmvie with
superior brick Factory and extensive 1nres end, Lot with
ordinary imporements-3d Lot and eleven Negroes
consisting men and women who well trained factory hands,
and small lot of well selected Household Funit
ynchburg all of their interest in Tobacco Factory and Lot in
the town Of Lynchburg.
In each will be for the amount o.
purchase shall be hundred dollars more and then viii
be for onehrd cash. third six months and one third nj
twelve months from the day of sale No will be
made To the purchaser until the Whole purchase
shall he paid and directed by the Court
The sale in Famvile will be made in front of Col III james,
Tavern the 23d day August commencing o'clock
The sale in Lynchburg will be made The 18th day Of August
next in front OF the Franklin HOTEL commencing AT 10 O'Clock
VIM C. FLOURNOY, Special Assignee.
Inly IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

rBLIC SALE-By virtue of decree of the County Court OF
Orange rendered on Monday The cath July the subscbeas
sell nj public auciion the 3st day OF this month"; Tau
gust, Willis Grove the late residence of William u '" Is de
This large and valuable Estate es e g
Mills OF Robert T. Willis and contains by recent survey, o9
wheat and tobacco The highlands of Southwestern
exposure and the lowlands are of aluviai soil
This Farm situated about two miles from the turnpike wncn
from Orange Court house being not more
Than miles from latter "a from the former and within
in this section There abundance of timber for all
purposes of the farm and water from sd hummer
good springs streams running through each ea U one
of the streams there IL large and productive meadow Inc M
are extensive consisting OF dwelling house. whch
large and commodous two story frame building anacen
factory in yards of the mansion, with three large ooi
stone chmnes large stables and large Barn. all IN good
repair conveniently located There are besides he ABOVE,
and fine subscribers believe that wiz well
with estate in NE eGsny ,Gs Sealy ns rid
Rapid Ann vaey fertility of SOIL saubrty oil climate ana
convenience OF ocaon. No.,
containing $50 acres lying the "Pney Wood Shon -four
nay on account of lis fine TIMBER will be sold in three more
Tracts to purchasers Diagrams OF etner Estate WIN DC
mSsobers who reside in the immediate vicinity of Willis
Grove. ,,onay ru IA ro,u;rsa In
bandhe balance in one and three annual instruments
cured by approved personal anG ven 0" Tue
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
Aur.l as-tds Executors of William C. Willis
PROPOSALS FOR CHAIN IRON.
~ NAVY AcESrs oFFIcE, !
Washington, July %, si3.
will he received this office until three o'clock
day September ensuing to deliver AZ Inc navy
Yard this CITY, the following chain IRON Tor eighteen chan
cables inches diameter each oO ia'homs long, consul
tuting the following bill Of IRON, VIZ: a,,,,
35 100 links ll-i6 inches dameter-2A inches long
$50 links 1916 inches in dameter-sa incnes long
90 feet 81 inches by q oval pm iron
90feet2l do 9 do.
20 swivel, l0s shackie and 10 box pieces; H.
Specifications Of the swivel sackle box pieces ana ova pm
must be the best American and undergo such proof under
increased Inspections as the H ne
men and In as sho time after the contract is made as pos
sbe, which time will be designated IN the % n o
Bonds with good and sufficient sureies In double Inc amount
of the contract win be required and reservation made from
each nayment of Ten ner cent till contract completed
~ ~ - r. WIN. B. SCOTT Navy Agent.
Aug.e Io-.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

AND NEGROES FOR sALET i re The Sd
pares the subscribe, n whit b On next fair day
a day offer for SALE premises on r'es o q a" and
three yea's ,c late Capt Nelson Anderson u -,
pnd heinz in the sSmy hn four nils
mi'es n! and Kanawha Canal The t'act com ,J and
re and fifteen a"n' ,w" as , I'll and very
under ,oe me @ land cleared land IN good wear
vene" W W Inc culture corn whcal o, n, ne
well adapted 10 p comfortable dwelling house ana all ne
There on .u eood apple orchard and various oef
of fIuit. . .a =, The same time and place, on 4 cre
m o twelve months Slaves belonging n 70 ae credit
sng OF h other persona property belonging 10 .n ut
e"",s'n Gi snss usn, a0s ali
Kitchen ru sity will be required and lien upon 'e w
to secure The payment OF the DAVID t. ANDERSON,
,,, of Nelson Anderson, deceased,
EAee'''' ' for himself and others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

Orders for Tickets and Shares and ,nt alten
" hovr spendd Lottery will receive e ms Jiatey al
tion ana a., nseI vhn order Address ooa ~,
ter Is ''' G. GREGORY CO., Managers Aieia assawtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

ID UMFORD ACAnEMY.-The Literary Department al I'M
IN Institution under the supervision of MIR w. Bates, WIZ
graduate Of N +. University, and has shown hmscI
Teacher and possessing III high degree that tact 80 r.
In the management and instruction of youth MI d.
also gentleman Of well known pcty and mou worth by tue
addition of choice apparatus, the Proprietor hopes TO furnish
superior advantages as 10 meti aud Obtain me patronage
those nm guardians desire have their ana
wards well grounded in the udments of thorough education
of TIC, '
.n.. will be attended To The oca
prnyebaly healthy and, whenever needed, medical at
will given free charge For further particulars
relative Of admission Of study and The ceisi
Nations apply the Proprietor Phncipi by
ccr ar otherwise. The next Term will Monday,
18th Sept. JOHN ;. LEWIS, fropfIu
KIM William county, Va Aug. II, 1919. .1-i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

" VI. INSTITUTE July %, 1913.
This is certify that Mr. John H. Strange graduate Of this
institutions from the distinguished standing which he took
in all The departments know ledge Taught here deem HIM pc
cuiay qualified who may be commed 10 his
charge FRaNClS III. shi III, sup. '. NJ J.
Anu 2 96-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

l-0TIcFNr VIM McCrery having by deed of trust assign
y ed 10 me All his books debts and claims OF every
for the benefit creditors, have placed the sae h al
en. indebted 10 Mr. Mcrry requested to pay inc amount
Of their several debts without delay as rm.ea
gwen. u n. W iAo' S3tf
InIy =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, va-The
T. spring of this institution will Thurs
day the gath Of August next.
board 81 50 per week. and charge washing,
ironing fuel and Tnon $40 SIS
of five months. The following gentlemen compose the
Faculty:
Rev Charles Collins A. NJ President Professor of Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry
Rev Ephram Wiley, NJ Professor of Languages
and Literature .
Modern Languages.
John G. Winniford second Tutor.
II will perceived by the above rates. that the of "
dent from s4 so to s9i so per year months sum
far less what customary similar institutions The na
son of cheapness is the location Of the college in The mds
of rich and productive farming country, from market
There another advantage connected with this institution
which gives claims all others Being situated IN
the country nearly miles from village there
but little prodieay
The is mild and parental but energetic and @
The faculty, with theT families reside in the college eun0
and are exercise influence ana re
srain The Trustees warmly recommend the institution 10 m
patronage public and appeal with TO the n'e
wears which i; has now been in existence. -
June IL lot 2itn aus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

+ q. GREGORY 81 Co.. Managers,
Mai, % door brian Nam aad 18th streets,
RicHaoNp, VIRGINIA.
$50 600 S25 .000
1ryANDRGA LOTTERY, Class No ~ for l3'a To- he 'fa"
\ y, ,,nx,ndria d. e., Saturday, I'D September, leiJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18
(F.gm Ne s.. keuis Ererms Ga:e,,e.l

GEN. GAINES A>D THE SASrA FL TRADERs.-
Through the poeness OF that interchangeable and vee-
officer, Genera! Games, are enabled TO present
eur readers with transcript Of the energetic despatch
forwarded b. HIM 10 Brgnder General Taylo., COM
Banding at Fort Smith, Arkansas, relative to the line
Of conduct which viii hereafter govern the military
wlth regard TO the escort aud protection OF the Santa
Fe Traders The spir, in which the document writ
ten, will, we have doubt have due Influence upon
the rnhans who are now prowing IN the vicinity Of
our Northwestern frontier. General Games deserves
and should for his prompttudc in this matter
the thanks Of ms fellow citizens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

SJJU UU
The sum $3.50 been found for several years past be
the total average of the Of resident Students
from The the Paron with whom they required de-
post all their funds
For further particulars OF the printed catalogues the
Washington Globe and the Charleston Mercury in both Of which
papers standing advertisement will he found.
WILLIS II. WoODLEY, Proctor aud Patron U. Of Va
Julv Ia l9-tlO
Prsburc azee Cincinnati Gazette Ohio; the Raleigh Regis
Fayetteville Observer North Carona Nashville Repnh-
can Union, Charleston Courier South Carroll
The ledeevie Recorder and savannah Georgian Gcoga
The Mobile Chronicle. Huntsville Democrat and Flag Of the
Union Aabama The Natchez Courier and Msssppan, Miss
sspp The Argus and Bee New Orleans; and The Journal and
Advertiser Louisville KY will publish the their coun-
try papers, regularly until the Isl Of OCTOBER forward their
accounts the Proctor of the University
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

E'EMALE SCHOOL AT PINE FOEEST.-The subscriber has
employed Miss Leaon take charge ni Female School
his house, Spo'tsyvana county, the l of
September the scholastic months,
which will he liberal of English Algebra
Guiding the higher branches of Mathematics Moral Natural and
Intellectual Philosophy Chemistry the French language, and Ni
the Piano. Miss eafon taught several
Seminary New York. The last hnnse and far
know few add flolal borders would
be received hundred dollars for ENGLISH. with additional
charge of Tive dollars Tor FRENCH aud twenty-five dollars for sn
This includes al charges for the scholastic
months Ny situation healthy Addres-lcws Store.
E1LIOTT DEJARNATTE.
,Itr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-18

CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE ACaDEMY.-rhc ninth
" Session of this Institution will commence the irst Mon
day Of September and close The last Friday of June The Prn
cpal Rev. William s. White, assisted teachers, well
qualified for their departments The patronage extend
ed this Academy has steadily increased from lis establishment
To the present time.
Ttrrrs for ten months.
Board. including every personal accommodation, $3.50
Tuton in any portion the English COURSES, 80
Music, including the Of Instruments, 81
French 20
Drawing and Painting, ~
For additional information, apply the Principal either of
the Trustees.
WI. A. BfBB,
JAS. w. SAUNDERS,
JOHN K. JONES, rr,.,.a.
JAS. ~. GUSS, f''"''
IRA GARRETT,
EGBT X. WATSON,
Aug 25-wiw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17
TAKE CARE THERE!

Soon after the reensc Of the slave Latimer, in Dos
ton, from the control of the man who claimed him as
goods s. chattes, and his freedom given him by the
laws Of Massachuse and the Of the claims
TO Norfolk, public meeting was called, and
mttee, after much smart talk about estate Sover-
eighty and 'the peculiar Institutions Of the South,
appointed to call a future meeting and report what
ought to be done. The second meeting was recently
held, and the fiery spirit Of Southern chvay broke
out into blaze. threatening to consume all tho free
States, at one offering upon the altar Of Liberty Glib
erty 10 buy, sell and whip men, women and chdren)
Ono gentleman made furious speech, appealing 10
the slave spirit to rcbuke such acts Of the North as
the one referred to above and recommended TINT the
Legislature Of Virginia, in session, should imme-
dately arm the militia and have them in readiness to
assert and maintain 'thc rights of the State
And what are these rights? Why, tho Constitu-
tons and Statute Laws, Of some of the2Southern
States allow a OF color TO be apprehended, and
unless he produce free papers,, he is to he sold
at auction like horses and CATTLE int slavery though
he may be n citizen Of the free States and may have
left three days before his wife and children there
But when a slave into free states and is nppre-
hsnded by his pretended owner, and appeals to the
laws of the free states for liberty and it is granted to
him, the South become like madmen land talk of dis
union, ofarming the military, Sc to maintain their
''pecuiar institution domestic slavery.
The Constitution Of the IT, 8. says, that person in
state may enjoy the liberty of that State which the
laws grant him. And why is man Of COLOR when
Ayass-the laws of which State make every man
within its limits freeman-,hough he is slave in
and when under the laws fVrginia--a free man the
same as If The had never been in Virginia. Let the
hot-spurs Of the South ragelet them call out their
weak, sckly and lazy mitialet them threaten dis
unon and war, they can do nothing against the free
and hardy yeomanry of the North. Their spunk is,
and always was, vapor, and left to themselves
thew could not more stand alone than siekly infant
three days old. And their loud talk and chvalric
boasts, only make themselves rdiculous-laugh
stocks to the whole civilized world.
The Gov of Virginia has demanded the surrender
of Latimer Of Gov. Davis, of Mass charging him with
petty larceny, of taking clothes, something of
the sort when he left Va. Gov. Davis has thus far
refused compliance with the requsition.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17
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THE BANKRUPT LAW.

There is a general concurrence of opinion by letter
writer's from Washington, that the Bankrupt Law will
not be repealed in the proposed by Mr.. Ever
EFT, viz: to cut off all cases where application
made previous to the 4h Of December. Indeed it
il now somewhat certain that the law will not be re-
pealed only far it relates to voluntary Bankrupt
cies, and that part only from and after the passage of
the repeal law, fbefore the 4,h Of March next and
there will not be repeal of any part under several
WEEKS, 1t is proposed to continue that part relating
to involuntary uptcies-allowing the creditors
ofa man who is in fact bankrupt, to compel him to
divide his assets equally among themselves, and,
many favor the plan Of so amending the law as to in
clude banks.
At the opening of Congress there was disposition
to repeal the law forthwith, but change has taken
place in the minds Of some of the members, who are
disposed only to amend it before mentioned. And
what is little remarkable, locofoco members,
who opposed its adoption fierce for its con-
tnuance. and by their agency with its wing friends it
will not, probably, be wholly repealed. It's retros-
pective action-ts greatest evi-has nearly
ed-and tits urged that its continuance would great
" improve our system of credit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17

ate his slaves. lie said that tho petitioners wou'o
raise 900 for his SHARES, he wonld then hpera'e
them that is, he would give them up tho Va"oa ~
$4,000 if they would raise the snme amount !"
take care of them. No one wishes to apologize Tor
Mr. Clay, in this matter, but the above story
must be known TO be untrue by every man VINO mas
access to the newspapers. II is shameful m'srcp
resentaton, TO sny The least.
As tc the remark that CLAY is the soul and embod
ment of wing principles, it need only be said that
each northern wing in Congress has uniformly voted
against the gag,nnd nearly every ocofoco for it, How
wise SOME men are.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17

Late and Important from Teyo Cr,.
he'of"''on @gai"-A torn in California;, ,,+'''-
the american Squadron. By the baon. ,', '',@ "
arrived yesterday, we have received Il, m,a0oac
important news """Hs
Vera Cruz, Dec 10, Is42.-Tba man,,
city of Mexico is MOST interesting. Gors,,, 'I ''
turez, of San Luis, has declared fora d,,,,., "''
Congress, and the naming of new body br o.,
Anna to form a new constitution for tbo """'
similar move is made in PucdIa, by Co, c,', Z"
This news was sent by express to Movico :, w.
Tornel, minister Of war, who immedi,,o,n ~,
known to Congress. This body replied that bsr n
the real representatives of the country ora u.sI
not be driven from their seats ,exceptby force Of ,,
This is purely military movement, prob,bry ,.,,,
moved by Santa Anna.
News has arrived here, from the wcst orh,,
cupation Of Monterey, town in Califopi, Nv r..
mordore Jones, Of the frigate United States and 4,
vette Caynne, He neld the town about two a,v n
then gave it up, declaring that he took The tou,,
consequence Of report that war was decIorejbrh.
U. States against Mexico
The Mexican general in command gave information
Of a body of3000 Texans marching towards Pa
Grnnde. Campeachy still holds ont against the GOV.
eminent Of Mexico. The garrison of this city lv,n
Cruz) is momentarily expected to declaren avud
the revolution against Congress.
Mr. w. f. Dryden with seven other Americas
who had been confined nearly twelve ontbs in Chi
huahua, have been liberated by the Mexican govern.
mcnt, through the nterpOsi,ion of the United State,
minister W Y. Union.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17

Death Of the Last oFhe .acdliuns in Canada.
That venerable patriarch (says the MmeNs> Alexis
Fhcnet, native Of Acadia, died ct St Denis on&
18th instant, at the advanced age of lo6 Nn lie
was one Of those who saw, at an early age a%
countrymen driven from their birth place, and CAL
He was put on board an English frigate, and served
twelve years as seaman lie obtained his discharge
in England and came to Canada in hope TO find some
of his family. Having fixed his residence at St. Den
is at the age of 25, in l76I, he cut the drtu With
his own hands, and cleared the fourth concession Of
this parish He left nine children and Il great grand
chi!dren.-.1fontreal Herald.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17
JOHN MATTOCKS.

MEsMERIsM IN OHIO. In report upon Mes
mcrism made by n committee of Physicians appoin-
ted to witness experiments, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio
we find the annexed paragraph, by which it appears
that our friend DR.. w. f. IpE is astonishing the
public by his magnetic powers and making the science
of animal magnetism subservient to his profession
as a Dentist. When he gets all the old teeth drawn
in Ohio 1T strikes that, he is something of yam
kee, he would do well to go round putting to bed
naughty, crying Buckeye babies, for sixpence
head. 1t must certainly be excellent medicine in
family, superior to all the patent pills invent
ed.
tsThey would further state that the individual mes
merized that occasion had been suffering from VIC
lent tooth-ache all that day. Her consent having been
obtained to public operation for her relief, she was
thrown into the mesmerc sleep by DR.. IpE, and after
the conclusion of the other experiments, brought upon
the platform before the audience; after examina-
ton of the affected teeth by the medical part ofthe
committee, Dr. IDE proceeded to ncise the gum land
in succession extracted from the lower jaw three de-
Gagged teeth. Although the patient was closely OBJ
served by the committee they could not detect the
slightest evidence of pain sutferlng not muscle
of her countenance could be to during the
operation. There was very free discharge of blood,
which the patient suffered to accumulate in her
mouth until overhowed unless told by the opera
tor to spit out-When aroused from her sleep she
said she had no recollection of the operation; and the
only evidence she had of it, the loss Of her teeth
and the usual soreness of the gum which follows such
operation
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-17

LEGISLATURE OF MAINE.-The Legsla'u''"
Maine was organized on "Wednesday last by the ss'
ton Of the Hon. Edward Kavanagh, fresdeA' p''
Jeremiah Haskell Secretary of the senae' anu
vid Dunn, of Poland, Speaker, and Wm' J. '''''
son, Clerk of the House.
AWFUL. EpIpEM1c.-We regret to learn '"'' :"
town Of Day, in this county, Is afflicted wa" I'm,
rible epidemic, (the black tongue') winch n'' 'sh.
last accounts, deceased some twenty or tn! "
inhabitants, and was still raging with 'ea''0' ..bs,
Eliphas NJ. Day, Supervisor of that t0"'' " .snrg
with three or four of his family report says% Than
the victims of this dreadful maady' f" D,.rOol,
this we have not learned. (0ara'Vs
OH1o,-The Loco-Focos are distracted 'u ". s' ,bs
ed by the refusal! of their Legislature 10 's which
charters Of the Specie Banks eleven u ,sp,
expired on the lsa inst. The Ohio s''es'D' rersfp
that it will increase the currency anu 10 ss561s
wind up these Banks, because they "", ,ou see,
in Specie against $751; $40 of Issues ~ Them up
the currency will be expanded by wlN0'ns -, would
The fools are not all dead yet, or den''s'9
not dare to use such arguments \
appointments by the Governor an" a..' cosr GEN.
Mem Hampshire Charles F. Cove, lA'; ~ 1odsesd
and Nooh Tebbetts, of Rochester, U,'' -, ,be pOfs
the Court of Common Pleas ag'ee"'''
ions in the Revised Statutes ...,.rev Gensta'
Lyman B, Walker, of Mer'de''''
in place ofMr Cove ,,.omi;e,i
DAuAens.-In late trial OF 0'sa oovsred 5000
Cincinnati Miss Henrietta Terry fs'Ui Widow. having
from Mr. William Terry. She was a. M ,ho defendant
r,,nsrlv besn married to brother oil '''
The damages arc ''exen'p'a'''