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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-16

6SffS BLACK BALL, Old Line LIVERPOOL
MEA\ Packes.-Regular Packet of 9th Of The
lDSaA1E gnihcent fast sailing tayoTite packet shp
SOUTH AMERICA Cart David q Bailey, will sail 20
siuvely Thursday the 10Th last. her regular day.
The accommodations OF this avorte and well known line
for cabin I'd cabin ana passengers unsurpassed by
other Parties returning the old country will find
their comfort and adyan TO select this conveyance For
passage and to good bcIths will make early
application board, foot OF Beekman street, the sub
ROCHE BROTHERS Co,
IS Fulton ST. ext door 10 the Fulton Bank.
~ b. The South Amencs will sail from Liverpool on he 7th
Of Mach-those sending for their relatives have them
brought her, in Of the Packets comprising This
splendid Line which sail from that pnnctually the 7th
and 18th Of each Month. For assase apply above.
o. The Packet Ship Columbus will succeed the South
America aud sail for Liverpool the ist Of February. her
regulr dsv jyllr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-16

CHINA GLASS Of every descr,ption-the cheapest m
" this for Christmas and New Year beautiful
tumbens and lemonades with silver flowers of different
kinds: new dishes, cologn bottles of different sizes
The above had other place this county
Cwand plain glass of every description warranted be fur
nisicd a 20 cheaper than other
wholesale and retail sore No. IS John and at the Glass
mandatory OF STOUVENEL co.
N lvst Nh ,olI at NexxV ort
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letters unless islered at Principal Offices Lists
stations (ai all Of which free stsmrs may be purchased
S2J0 per 100, and Information be obtsineI
cation at the or lower post ces Stamps issued by
the late CITY Despatch Post VIII he received II is indispensable
that the number Of the residence be stated all letters
through this Post.
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au2s " &c Posi- Master
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and Newark ~ T. for the and speedy delivery
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and bills and all other business
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THE GERMAN SURGEON
SOLOMON HINE, NJ D., No. 81 Reade street, New York.
~ In scroiua and chronic d,eases charge made till the
patient satsed-medcine delivered gratis All persons
formed under twenty years. their straight
ened. References given patients who
cured this OF 3ms,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.

LovrScsros, Sept. 1888
Sirs:-I see in the "R,chmond Wing oHhe 25tl
umo, short editorial, stating that they hatreceved
san account of ARRAY from Nelson, wich took
place between two citizens of that countyin which
one was shot-though not mortay -and of 10 trial Of
the person who sho, the other The prisonr was ac-
Quilted and our correspondent impues gfeoibame to
three members OF the Court who he ALLEGES went
upon The bench for the purpose of controg the de-
c'sion; allud,ng as suppose, to the renontre be-
tween Col. Alexander Fitzpatrick of sPatrits' Rest
and myself.
WISH therefore, to inform the public an particu-
larly the people OF Nelson tina, The above usion is,
have no hesitation IN saying, both false and landssons
and that II there existed any improper condct, durns
the progress a" the trial existed on the prt of those
,cho conducted The prosecution
have no dispositions Srs, to drag befordhe public
The Court who presided over the trial, nor hers who
candestiney assisted in one of the most nrelentng
prosecutions befo:e witnessed in Chrsan land
such course would be unpleasant no do bt to some
and Improbable TO the public If, howerr Colon.l
Fitzpatrick, or any of bis friends dissatisfied win
The result OF the trial. aud think proper crIm'nate
either the Court, or any other persons cone cted WIN
the tral, they have the testimony the tr'a taken
down DeT6dim-let them confine themselves 10 ina
testimony, and we promise them that WI mol shfinR
from responsibility. protest, therefore, against any
and all candesine legations let them cole IN what
ever shape, or from whatever quarter theynaJ; ana
hope the public will frown down any sch tz Part'
maneuvering.
had prepared for publication, brief account OF TN
difficulty between Colonel Fitzpatrick andnyself, con-
inning myself almost exclusively to the testimony gVei
~ on The trial; but as Col F. and myself were boil
bound over 10 heavy penalty TO keep thePeace, ana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

1t with The deepest have announce the death Of
years aye, of Mrs Waiter ii Petersburg ms me-
anco tate presents another warning 10 friends
canr rly should he in the use 81 ire a;ms On M6nay
evening. tr .eih uItmo. accidentally Al Spring
ia Petersburg. Beng informed rs mar that ttcsc
bird IL appearance near No house he I'M
ca.aicy seized ctuga Young servant
I0w with dou haeG gun, loaded w,lh buc 1. hot
Before firing himself lie ecied tie The acft and
ii hls .ho WIRE Unsuccessful 10 discharge The dcube bar
immediately nfrtunacy, ting he jumped
np and presented himself, BY an lnncNy chance hnmed,
before the boy which, gong n accidentally, lodged
heavy lead the bach Of his He spoke afterwards,
aud expired IN few Lour The sudden loss such
fallen like nnGeibo upon M trieest Of mothers and
devoted uf families, they may supported hy II 1t
Power winch alone can dry the nlourrrI', tear.
Died, nj the residence OF Col. William Iim South Fam,
CuIpper Wednesday the 3th August, vtR.l> W. Gori
daughter of John Couldn lays Mount caroline in The
18th year her Coming mother some
Two wrecks past, In tie hnspiiahr mansion Of Cob Hunt and Then
under The influence slight fever she shortly po>tratrd
with the disease which assumed ter
ned The skin Of her attendant physician sprirhy intelligent
ana Pi"n- tins yons lady cur down IN lie bloom, and
gurG Ia !Er >iary resting Of nor;als. Bu
d-emtr's voice BE- heard tins Givc pacete dam
Sc. is not toad ,lrrperi" r.
az VIVA. and Religious Herald requested 10 copy
Died on The August M his IN New Kent County, toI
WILLIAM II. Mico., N the c5ih year Of his age.
Col Macon among the last Of IN / Of men " ln
stamped hrir m"g- Revolutionary His death
sewers another o the T." tminns nkS that eonnci that he
rc with iHc degenerate in VIII i've lie
Vou"er At The OF York, aud than all ocnury
ago repr sen'd m Comfy Tor three successive Sessions Tie
iicI>e 81 Decgars when he voluntary retired pri,a life
h" adorned hy al The manly qualities ant
trcd ir Character OF te Nsini' gentleman of the odrn time
IN early life he High Sheriff IN the County .igurd at
III" rnh " enc year. az" ru"h new a-t" t induced IN accept
although lis right y regular
Notwithstanding however. the ouy prcr
reward attached The COUNTY CONT iagi>tras, no N an
performed HI duties that OH with GLe. than he
until i.n a ftW years al his dcatl.
eiaartahc In, systematic ab. hinpS-for
pnnciioas performance Il m h>
t his ucornIptc integrity. r l>s
Charity AID baundlt> hospitality the
whirl lie supplied "i ample m"an, by has preserving
du>try ard street tb"e liberal economy. From the
Illness !e Offer,
would in DEATH and locked forward 10 that
o III" hopes and wishes o ms life;
feared h arden'y dc>ir'. The
eternal welfare Ia
leave, whom hc>ough the rouclna
word. OF dying M The truth If al be- uttered. ulllc,
ic prepared To- Cod
Tranquil Infants SUMMERS and triumphant
piiiy faith had through
death ,Uyah!r by lar thaa al! every thing that
most successful lie has Ia offer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

RICHMOND MARKETs-Stptemter+ 1873
ToRAoeoRr'eipts much diminished lmgs 81 50 20; lea!
4 a -. iine manufacturing, ; Il %, n IN quality
Fioua-Nrw Country, 81 ~ ~, duh, uld, no sales Cfy
Mis. s. e. ) -.
Wnr,I. - :" % c's., according to order.
coas-5O 50 ceEs
Mate
O,rs-30 ~ cents, from vessels and Depot.
PL,sTEE-lumP, - e7l 3 a, WHAT; on Basin, 1.
LiME-Si l2..
s,lr-sl tai by the cargo; in store 81 70a 90.
Iac>rredesar. $780, s"edes, 81 so County 70 pig g o.
NAILS a. cents.
F'.n-ienlnss cut, 5, g al rs, for No.l
Sbad, " q 80
Eurrrn-Fkin 6 a 10 cents fresh roll, 10 a Is cents.
Src,sN. Ooeans 81 Rco,7 50 -; st. Crox, 5a
. 80
Corrrr-Tag.ira. s. cents; Rio, s a cents.
TpA-t0 a lon cents.
MoL.s.T>Sew Orleans 20 % cents. Porto Rico, 30 80
B,ooN- Baltimore, 81 6 so; CITY cured & 80 :.
BaK* 81 5ja ) o0.-iCIroN, - - 4 / "a.
BERNARD PEyToN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
ERIIrs AND FLOWERS


Mr. Sinton has sent US the finest peach have seer
tins season. II is specimen of the White Cheek Ma
saga,on II measures in circumference 10 inches,
weighs ounces II is soft, juicy peach, and its fla
vor is very fine. Who can beat it?
watermelon has been brought to Fredericksburg
rom The genial soil of Old Stafford weighing 72 lbs
1t IS sa'd much larger melon has been raised in The
same county, weighing more than 100 lbs. Will either
o. The Editors in Fredericksburg oblge BY ascertain
ing its weight
We are indebted to Mr.. McGoyern for beautiful
bouquet, consisting Of variety of roses the Peacock
hover, (pavonia tigridaD Verbena. Splendid Saliva
Dan'as, &c, &c. We are happy TO see this taste
u MOWERS improving. II is refinement which scat
tes new pleasures over the path Of life IL is like
MN Fine Art;-and we are almost disposed 10 parody
Inc words of Shakespeare:
The man who hath taste for flowers
And is not moved by the command of sweet smells
is Mt for treasons, statagems and spols
Rousseau says in his Emilius: ~ know not whether
most 10 pity despse that man. whose heart never el,
Mistress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

S,ANDS'S sARsAPARILLA.-The Boston Times pays The
- following tribute of this excellent medicine
e have often heretofore had speak of the medci
nal virtues of this now very popular medicine Nunbeess in
stances OF extraordinary cure'
effected by the use of only few of the article The
recent case that of young residing in RoSbury who's
face and Jaws dreadfuy afflicted wh scronlos ds
ease that all her teeth fell out became object shock
ing behold Her physician had tried nuosress remedies
without producing finally had TO Santss Sar
sapaa r about SIX weeks has erected
and certain The hisn reputation oil ihe hesfs
Sands guarantee oil the goodness o e
repeated instances OF It's rcacy only con
im the high reputation has already obtained.
p For PARTICULARS advertisements IN inns ana ohef ci
papers. -. ..,,.
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail, and tor expectation
by A. B. SANDS CO.. Druggists and Chemists Granite Buo
tngs No 23 Broadway Of Chambers street ne"
Richmond by Agents, A. DUvaL 70 IN pstes
and by Druggists generally the principal cities IN the u D.
Price, 81 per boltle-6 bottles for 50. .
rills and take no other Sep. 5-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

DARING BURGLARy.-The store of Messrs Richard.
son q Go. was robbed on Friday night las! by some
rogues, who effected an entrance by przing of the
iron bar of the window above the door. They went
through the store and into the back room where two
young men asleep, and took the clothes Of ONE,
ia whose coat pocket the key Of the store. They
lighted great many matches, doubtless to find oul the
most valuable goods, which they took TO the value Of
some $4,000. Some very large stones were found the
morning in the store doubt for The purpose Of
sencng the young men, in case they should awake
and thereby would have added murder 10 their other
crimes. The goods found in house on Old
Council Chamber Hl where they captured negro
man named Major Smith-a slave belonging to The es
tate of Hezekiah L. White, decd. We hope, that at
ea,, this may be thoroughly investigated and the
criminals punished to the full extent of The law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

the trade between the I've Countries Lord john Rus
sell speaks of commercial treaty, with the United
States Sir Robert Peel replies to him by doubling
hfsatlng, equvocatng, and al last giving no answer
at all.
merely give you the facts, deemng them enough
and sufficient for you without comment | wish they
augnred they would TO do al first sight, in favor
Of our own country. But you know the reverse is the
'act The decrease may have injured England; bnt II
has also injured Us, among whom II slikeiy to take
deeper hold. We are, however, to hope the best
Appearances here indicate, manner not TO be ms
taken the approach of Iihera! Parliament, which VII
sweep away many, many obnoxious RESTRICTIONS And
III our own country, know what is coming
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

INJURY To TUE HARVESTED GRAIs Is BALTIMORE
CousTY.-We learn IRON the American tarmet tha
many Of The grair growers Baltimore count; iavr
sustained much injury by the late heavy rains. Those
whose gram stl out in the shocks, suffered much
loss by "sproutng; and those who had stacked have
not escaped without loss from The same cause The
Farmer ADDS, that the crop of wheat IN Baltimore
county, will be greatly below average one Al! the
farmers with whom the editor has congersed upon tie
subject represent the QUALITY of the wheat yer!
superior to that of The crops of year, but uniformly
MAINTAIN that lis QUANTITY is much less.
The rains which have SO much benefited the com
have, we understand, done the same injury 10 the
shocked whea, in Virginia, they have done IN Mary
land Much of The wheat the surface has spronted
and some has even been partially penetrated with the
ram Some OF the wheat hos been refused al ou! mills
we lear that much injury has been sustained By the
farmers in the Stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

The following extrac; of letter from Mr. Calhoun
puts al rest one OF the many misrepresentation 10 which
that gentleman has been the object in the Wing papers
[.7usu,ia Constitufionaii
FoKr HILL, July 8, 1913.
Dear Sir was absent from home when your letter
arrived, which will explain why has not been acknow
lodged at an earlier period.
You are right in the opinion which you attribute 10
me on The subject Of free radeSo far from desiring
aiming at substituting system Of direct internal
Tor duties on imports as the disappearing the o
Vrrnment my object has been he very a. have
often expressed III debate One of he objections have
urged against high protective duties that would has
ten the pered when resort to system OF internal taxa
ton would become necessary. am and always have
been OF the opinion, that the duties imports and
the proceeds of the saies Of the public land the e
gltImae sources of the of the Union and that
1t will prove trial 10 the Federal Cove
whenever it shall be forced to resort TO internal
10 meet IT'S ordinary expenditures: under thus impress
sion, rs well as for other powerful rensons have see
Oily opposed all schemes Of alternating the revenue
from the lands, that calculated to pair the
source of revenue from the imposls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

am admonlshed, that cannot detail the most promne nj
ccums!ancss without hnzirding forfeiture of nv re-
z7nce, respectfully request the public TO give no
cfeoenee to any reports which may be put in c'rcnla-
on !" my prejudice, but TO suspend their opinion for
one year, and pledge TO them my honor and my repu.
.a'ion Tor strict veraciy, il do prove To The world
..'a, was not only inslbe in shooting Col Filzpa.
out that. so lar from taking any advantage Of m
gave him lar warning, and then permitted him TO
Draw ms pistol, before made the first motion TO draw
""e myself Respectfully,
o. LOVING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

Immense Product We learn that Hill Carter, Esq
Of Shirley, James River, reaped from 100 acres
$3.50 bushels of wheat averaging 33 bushels per
this is unequaied in Virginia agriculture. His whole
crop Of wheat ION 270 acres reached the large guam
Gty of 5000 bushels, being average of nearly 80
bushels per
At MISSIONER, the seat OF John n. Selden Esq on
James River 100 of wheat averaged 80 bushels
per acre-also noble product
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

We are indebted 10 The Hartford Times and the NOT
.ss Aurora, for decided to the ques"o1n, We
Snt 10 the Republican Editors in Connecticut lney
p1oressly contradict The assertions OF Inc
so Of the Charleston Mercury We are told 10 'hese
nnpes, that the Democracy OF Con"eeucoe wiz, oe a.
n' democratic paper, with one exception, that was
even him in 1910, is for him now-and that only one
u" so,brr of Congress, goes for Mr. Calhoun We shall
nh,,.h these articles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

.,.,,ed by the Democracy Of Greene, and we Ius'
hsy will afford it that patronage u seems 80 ron'y
'n. lucy, In the opening address, the Editor says
I've expect to support Martin Van Buren, for the
.,,P,es,den,al term He has always been a uniform
M unflinching Democrat-we know his prnc'cpies'
aao,use we have tried hm-has served but one term
his, all other Democratic Presidents served Two ne
,,,l with our cause, and feel it ungenerous ana IN
,,,eiul not to support him now.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
OFFICIAL.
.7pD0intmtnts bU ihs President.

appointments by tas President.
Gorham Parks, Attorney Of the United States for
Name in the place Of john Holmes, decreased
William II. Rogers, Attorney of the United States
for Delaware, in the place Of james A. Bayard, re
signed.
Edward ". Clark Justice of the Peace for the
county Of Washington, in The District Of Columbia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

ErpRTi DOLLARS RfWAKp.-Ran away from The
scrbrr the 18Th August last, a Man. named
LEWIS black. about' age and Of good
and has rather lad Ss. speaks through
rs reih, aud badly when coniuscd stoo,s
walking, aud iS considerably The
paid. aud
te State cd secured IN ATTY i'. that him
again. EDWIN SHELTON.
Hanover county, September !. ji-2awlw--Iawaw
cATtOS.-A Young Lady. who tc.Iimonial,
~ aud ability teach :he bane
Enr, Education, aud French Lar giagc dcsr"ls
Letters, addressed Box No.
ISL. Richmond, Va, viii be promptly answered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
Land in Charles City County, "a, CON James Rirer


THIS Estate, called and known by the name of STURGEON
POINT recently the restcacr uf William H. Mngr deceas
thousand acres well adapted The growth
and oats, neighbnsoods ViriI,
heng directly opposite the Brandou and IN that
o country macuously improved by ccarrnu adj
the fine lately purchased by the President OF The
United Stlie the Improvement of which, by mari line and clio
be believed One hundred o tins land
has been lined with singular aud wonderful e.ectun hun
bred cleared. half rcrnrv, and fine heart and
the hean! and commanding situations The river
The certainly improved condition health the lower
James, together wi'h the certainty of the Wheat paricn
lined lands renders this opportunity of investment
which seldom almost instance these lands
purchased those The Of the
who thus their judgment: purchasing and
in decryn. the lower country and keeping the
humbng of unhrshinss for the purpose of sitting all compc
tition
There This land upwards Of IL O0G cords Of oak wood sui
fcienty convenient To The landing which there IL and
substantial wharf hrongng 10 The Estate where vessel at
imrIipn lie within mites of Fortress Monroe.
Old Pontaiurdns steady and increasing demand for such
wood
honse with rooms, kitchen. smoke house, house, dairy
of repair ae spring of water and tic facility Of v
unequaled The river and creeks abound with fish and wild
fowl the forests and fields with Of all including
innnInerahle deer and turkeys.
" oE.r thousand dollars cash for this
will Ia be tsl2o00 Si0lO cash. S6ouD ~
three the last two payments 10
carry interest be satisfactorily secured
tate viii show any person dcsirons it, ard any
munca,on me, Petersburg, will be attended u.
JOHN MiNGE.
Sen, Z 3i-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
With great respect, 1 am, &C.
J. C. CALHOUN.
To Edward Delony, Clinton, La.

NEW ORLEANS, August u.
Feoa mhxIco BY the Spanish brig GuadaIete,
from Vera Cruz, which arrived this morning. have
received intelligence from that city the 9th ns,an,
and from The capital of our sister Republic the 3st
Jniy. the papers before somewhat barren o!
interest Tranquility appears TO prevail lhroug aut The
Republic.
decree from the Provisional President, authorizes
The establishment of far annually in the vicinity oil
the River ST. Juan, which empties into the Gulf o
Mexico al about five miles from Vera Cruz. The rail
road from Vera Cruz iS to terminate al this River, and
is in a state Of construction.
private correspondence from Mexico, Of the 30ih
July, announces, that notwithstanding he reports pre-
vai'ng about The settlement OF The affair with ucatan
there almost positive certainty, thai yet NTH ng
has been concluded The difficulty in the negotiation.
y is sald grows out Of the ridiculous preenscns of the
Yucatanese. 1t IS reported that 5000 10 he
dispatched to Jalapa for The purpose of forming camp
there. There is every ground 10 believe, that these
troops are destined TO III the Peninsula.
The second Ins,alment due to the u. States, has
been faithfully PAID 10 the agent Of Government,
Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

IIENRICo LANDS FOR sALE-LEvEL GREEN has beer
recently surveyed and laid of in four Tracts Of Land
purchasers he positively sod by public auction
l2ii day of SEPTEMBER, 1913, the premises, II tar,
the far day
$40 acres highly improved. with very convenient
and closets with
suitable hnines, such kitchen, smoke house over
houses, stables garden
beautiful ward .png at excellent pure wafer. very
the Frnt Of ou> kinds, cary and late. On tbs
herbs meadow, 81 IN heavi!
tnlecd land, and mari he mari has bct
used great advantage An vey III" Brook Favcrn
Turnpike and only miles from the growing City o
Richmond.
rs and haface- adjoining the above IandsO heavily
i;ncrcd and 10 of mradw land all n good quality and suS
cep,be high of Improvement There no buildings
n this lot
$50 and hafacres another lot joining the above91
heavily mbered and 50 in old lie pines On this ac,
there house. bit beautiful pace bId convenient Ia \
fine spring, and there three other good springs this
plare.
half adoinng al heavily timbrcd wood land
None Of The ahnve lands ihin mr and most lie
thin fourth of mile of the Brook Turnpike which
long from the City Of Richmond and As good road
: any in Virginia
ANY lands III he shown DESTROYS
of purchasing day of sale. will sell I'll IL the
DIVIDE H. 10 SUIT
Unless otherwise vii! offered advertised Pos
The Isl of October seed small gram, ana iu
25th December next.
The terms will he one half cash. the balance in two equal
stalupns Of twelve months bearing iaSrest from the
bonds the payment be secured BY decd in tt on
the lands.
lime and place. will he sold some Stock Oats Hay
Fodder &c. with many aIti les, yarcls to mention
TlLMoN E. JETER.
Sept 3 34-H
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Marriages.


Married, The az: MI of WG. Werrenlaker
ESD University OF virginia by Tie Rev. Il. X Meade, Nh fe,>
c M'oE, 81 Orange, 10 Miss VIRGINIA Louisa, daughter OF IL,
late Warner ". MiM.r