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JUST RECEIVED
AJresh supply Of The Joiioming
VAL UABLE
pateMt Me0frtmea, &c.,

II Doct. Phelps Tonlnlo Pills.
H lays Llnlment for the Piles
Il Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia for nromo,;o,
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
II Buffalo Oi-for do do.
| Mrs Gardner's Basam of Liverwort, for cold,
and coughs.
| Browns kreosoie and Gall Tooth-ache drops
! Moore's Essence Of Life.
Whnwel's Liquid OpodeIdoc.
Volatile Aromatic Suui
Carpenters Extract Sarsapnrilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees l. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's kreosote and Gall Tooih-ach
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Nhhy's Plaster.
Jebbs Lniment.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relies Asthmntic Pill
lllnckley's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
Universal Com Cure.
Billiards. Oil SOAP,
Williams Oil Spruce
Vegetable Indian Specific for oopghs, &c.
Dr. Rush's Pills for Dyspepsia.
Dr. Thompsan's 1roolh.nche Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct. CooIey's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs.
-0lds, asthma. SC.
Lees Windhain Bilious Pills, SC &c. &c.
For sale by
II. r. HAZARD,
SiGN ~ rHE GOLDEN MORTAR,
Near The Court House, .NswPori, R.L Il
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Man be used IN tYme or Waier.

ESE celebrated bitiers are compose d
purely of vegetables of the Inosl innocent yet
specific virlacs. They are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitutions,
cleansing and Strengthening the stomach,
and increasing the appelite-aso preven.
tive against the cholera inorbus. fever &
ague, removing nausea, vomiting. heart burn.
ing, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms of fatulence
and Indigestion. One box will lincture one
gallon. Price 25 cents a box.
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Dr. JayneS Medicines

A assortment Of Dr.. Jaynes' Medicine.
just received from Philadelphia. aud inr
sale Wholesale and retail by DR.. X. r. HAZ.
ARD, at tho sign OF the Golden Mortar.
WashIngipn square, Newport, Il. |.
March 4.
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CERTIFICATES.

X. j. Taylor, Newport, RI.
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flrnse read The following statements communicated
to the undersigned by His ENcellency under date of
=, JOHNSTON, Jan. 30, 1912.
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'""ed 10 our constitutions, md competent to The
cure cf erery carabie disease, ,ciIJe foundn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
LETTER FROM TIE MEXICAN MINISTER.

WasHisGTos CRY, Dec. 81, lc32
To the Editor Of the Smithsonian:
Sir: Having IN your paper Of Friday, an article
taken from the St Louis Republican, which the peo-
pie ofthis country invited 10 emgra,e 10 California,
under the pre,ence that the Mexican Government viii
gave liberal grants Of land to persons who shall take the
oath Of allegiance and conform 10 the doctrines OF the
Roman Catholic fsth, feel TO be my dr.y 10 contra
dcl such assertion, and TO atas, Tor the information Ct
those persons who may feel desirons of removing TO
California in that belief. that the Mexican Government
has though, Of coon.zns the said territory will!
foreigners and that so r !,oa H. j. has been expressly
provided by law enacted the il .! March last, that
f,rsisaer ,cW ecer be permitted TO eo!on=e, ppr.
rinse iandsor rroPtr.y IN hs sad country nhhous an
tIpr'ss permission n III, GOstrnmcnt Of me hezieo
Knowing, as d., that no soch PERMISSION has ever
been allowed to any person, corporation whatever,
Republican, is mere scheme Of some land spectators,
~ho wished to take advantage Of the cedu!y of the
ignorant, think proper To INFORM the public Of THIS
country, of the true fcis Of this plan OF encrnach
mpnt lest they should be deludsd, and brought int"
difficulties that would end in the destruction oil tsir
fortunes, and the Distress Of their friends
Believing that YOU take deep interest in the wei
fare Of ynur countrymen, doubt not, Cir, tia, yon
will readily insert this communication in your valuable
journal for the purpose Of ing the execution OF
project totally destitute of any probability Of success
and calculated only to fill The packets Of few specula
tors, who not for The pecee Of nations, nor the
happiness OF their kind aud who only consult their ava.
rice and cupidty.
| an, SIR, your obedent servant.
j. N. ALNONTE,
ENJOY Extraordinary and Minister
rlsaipoi4a.iary to Tie United S a.ss # 9nsTied
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
NO. 73.--vOLUME XXXIX.

MADEIRA leaving many of It's nhab tan,s helpless and
miserable, IS calculated TO arouse our sympathy and
appeals strongly 10 humanity and bene Violence Tire
appeal some few years ago by the then starving ISLAM
efs OF the Cape de Verbs molly and Lumstey
responded 10 the U. S. We were foremos, IN ,.a
spot with abundance of stores evety description
had The satisfaction 10 feed the faishe and clo,be ,b
r TAXED vino most gratefully acknowega our kindn.
ne present occasion 1t is otyous, is not less distress.
ing nor less urgent
a committee Of highly respectable and chsr,bI.
citizens has, We are informed, been organized in ,ts
cty oil Lisbon, which IS charged TO receive and dslri.
uue !" Inc most needy OF the victims Of THIS disaster
'he amount of subscriptions which are raising in Eu
rope towards their relief.
For the information Of such citizens Of the IT, State.
as may be disposed To contribute ,rwards relieving Inc
elstress Of people with whom are closely connected
ny commerce and friendship, state as we have lust
learned that The different consu.acs Of PORTUGAL IN Ills
country are authorized TO receive contributions. ard Il,
account therefor, with the names of the con,r bu,ors
to their superior in this country to be sent to the above
mentioned general Committee; to whom urov,s,ons
clothing or any other conations can be Forwarded d.
;ect at the option of ih charitable donor 10 ihc cv
Governor o; the island for distribution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

out usually quiet community was thrown into con.
siderable excitement on Tuesday last, by the arrest Of
a young rs of high standing. and, as was generally
nrheved, OF un'mpeachahle integrity, who was, for
t'Ie Ios' nr'lse during the year l64l, engaged asa
her, 1871 OF pa kagc u .a,,-ed upon the oath of
of 81 sec -. '1 Co., -
On the 9th of October, l:4l, the Teller Of The
Farmers and Planters Eank of Baltimore, acting un.
der the instructions of The Cashier of that Institution,
made mp package Of notes, composed chiefly. if not
entirely, Of notes Of the Bank of the Valley and
Branches, upon each of which he placed private
mark, which package as was usual in such cases. he
placed upon the Cashiers desk, be forwarded through
the Post Ofice tn the Cashier of the Farmers Bank,
at Winchester. There was no witness examined who
had ever seen this package from the moment it was
laid upon the Cashiers deck, in Baltimore, up TO the
present time.
Within the last two weeks there were received at
the counter Of the Bank ofhe Valley, 800 notes,
$50 note, and $50 no,e, all Of which had been
received directly indirectly from the accused These
notes were mutGted in such n manner as 10 create
The suspicion that they portion of the money
supposed to have been stolen from the mall upon which
suspcnn the accused was arrested upon the ndavt ot
the Postmaster The Teller OF the Baltimore Bank test.
fed that The notes muta:ed at about the spot
where his private marks placed b1, he could not
identify either Of them, could he say positively
that the package contained notes of similar denomi
nation with those in Court
| The Postmaster Of this place testified that tho
night the package was missing, the mail was usual
opened under his personal supervision, that the bag
containing the Baltimore mail came in the Office in
suspicious conditinn (havng three ron locks upon 1t,
though neither Of them the peculiar kind of lock with
which il was always before and afterwards fastened)
which attracted the attention OF himself and his clerk,
and which excited some surprise among tiem-;hat
the accused the first to the failure of tho
Baltimore letter package-that thorough though un.
successful search immediately made for It, the
doors of The oice being locked all the while, aud not
having been opened since The ariva! Of The mal-and
that the accused, whose business it 10 assert the
letters for distribution, work his shirt sleeves.
and could not have concealed large package about
his person. Other Witnesses were examined, but ws
believe this all The information bearmg upon the
case that could be ELECTED, aad which deemed sui.
ficeni by majority Of the Magistrates TO commit the
! &C cused for trial before the u. g. District Court
! Winchester Republican.
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When all is done the work should be put into the
hands OF COPYING clerk 10 be pared for the press


hands of copying clerk 10 be prepared for the press
Within what time all these things could be done, i
would be but little more than conjecture for Il
suggest To me the work seems "leng,fenng as go;
but should suppose, tina, aided by my son, and bless
ed with health of body and Of mind, six weeks q
uninterrupted labor mi Int suffice | could not ever
Conjecture what time would be required by another
agent, 50 much would depend upon his capacity for la
bor his familiarity with the criminal laws and his ex
empsion from other rmPloyments
Thirdly 1t would certainly be MY pleasure 10 cont
nue. and complete this work if had fair prospect Of
eHrc,'ng it within reasonable time. Bot have not
My professional labors in prospect for the ensuing
year. such as in justice 10 my clients may not BE-
able TO dspense WITH added 10 the precnrious state OF
my health, render it by no improbable tha, ,hr
next session of the Legislature would find the work
Incomplete if left in my hands, and strongly recon-
mend the proprety of appointing other sgent
complete IT.
If | can give the Committee any other information
by written oral communication, will do SO with
pleasure.
Very respectfully,
Your ohedient servant,
C. JOHNSON.
Henry ITunkirs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

ry,o CAPITALISTS VALUABLE SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR SiE-The belonging In the Estate OF Josiah
FInurnov deceased the Eaonton Factory being one hail
thereof for sale. Capitalists, ho wish Ia make pro-
tabe inv. s,mcut should fail 10 Improve this opportunity, as
triythrr cont upon the present INVESTMENT
.s situated West cf Eaonon, Putnam county, Geor
ON, on lille river apg a'Gding sufficient
water pow for any machinery Attached To II, are COCA
dwelling ho.e all necessary buildings Tor The accommodation ct
abors.s NH successful operation This
property for sale 10 effect DIVISION and VIII b. sold all
together or in purchasers The terms VIII he ae
raj and any addressed AT Eanno Georgia
VIII promptly attended aud will take pleasure IN show
the property 10 any person no may Mn 70 purchase
JOHN NJ FLOURNOY, py.c,,o,s .
" BASS,
~. Gift
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR siI.E-By virtue nc Deed
Of Trust executed by Heath Crisiitn aai WIFI, 10 Robert
Byrd Pollard deceased puIp,sn>
therein eaeysed which deed bears date The 18th day of May
Rms w,iam a. u,unr Ins, sn, nn s.,n,d,, fhr & h
day of February if fair not tile far day. Sunday
the hiehes. bidder public auction that property, well
known as the RUMroRD ACADEMY lying Immediately on the
road leading from Ayes King William Court house, about
the distance from each place. For twenty this Acadc
my has mel with liberal and the undersigned be-
lrves there every indication of Continuance Of patronage
The ne5bofhood is popuon and number Of day scholars
could be abained The location healthy in Eastern
virginia There two eycer buildings, OF wood ana
the other Of hfcs the latter besides the lecture ae
conmndae emu;ab % boarders Attached 10 The Institution
Farm containing 1871 less. The cleared
land Very fertile The III qne ahr, 81 $50 cash. on
the balance liberal credit III lie allowed with such securiy AZ
may be approved The properly believed TO be In
dapuahe hut selling Trustee, shall only such ute
as Is vested in me by said deed
King William, Jan. 3. ls,3. 72-tds
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1s43
EaSK OF VIRGINIA

% next gene raj meeting Of the Stockholders Of The Bank Of
a Virginia. viii lie held at tho Ranking House, city
Eshnl"nt on ne second Monday, aih Of January
hly, passed March 2Sth 1850:
THAT NJ officer director Of BANK by
proxy o any stakeholder In election -. Directors Officers
o amK nor shall any he valid wf shall have been
eA-rntd Sky da;s before tbs tine I'll an election
ne sane ct isn provides no President Director OF
any savings Hank general ofany Manufacturing Min
Ing t"any shall be hereafter eligible Director Of any Bank"
J. ". PEGRAM, Cdsier
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THE MUTIyy or Tur so,,cn,

The weigh Of all the Considerations advanced r, ~,
rspohaehl -, 10 the contrary notwilhsia ndinp
backed rs they are Ivy similar opinion vanced bv The
Siue'c'ol las, evening, We are not at all shaken in
our views rs TO the probable correctness Of the surme
advanced by correspondent in YESTERDAYS S,p ,,,,
me confederate which Spencer was tn NEE, AT the Ia
OF r,nes was the Texan war schooner San Antonio
An Tue o'eclions urged by against the exposition
NOT sho" that tie necessary arrangement for such
COLLISION could not have been made or nj Iess, S,,n
Ger might not have been informed of the intended t
liny OF the San Antonio. On the other hand Their. ia
much 10 favor The suppos'.ion in gu,s on One uro
'nent TACT IN support of il that about The same time
pat intelligence was received at New Orleans and pub.
shed IN the papers of that city, the San 4 onio woa
gwen u for ns with all board of her an a,,emo,
was hade N THIS CITY TO get into the p1pers here nre
csey similar report IN relation TO the So,oers: and
though the attempt was also m1de in Albany, it failed
OF accomplishment IN either city, though the report vas
IN industrious verbal circulation in both cities
Another corroboa,iye fact is furnished be- the Com
inercia itself ]. save: From his own confr.sir, !,
was ascPrtained that, while on board the John Adams
on the coast of Brazil, ard subsequently when sent
home, on board the frgae Potomac he Spencer) had
entertained IN both vessels determination 10 excite n
n'n''ny,o the purpose of turning prs;a. The plon
on board the Somers originated and had made smo
progress before leaving the harbor of New York.
Now, as the Somers salrd hence aud the San an,on,
from Galveston, about the same a:p what was there
to prevent Preconcert nnd sasonsbly full understand
TUG sp!flts Of tDe Two vessels
readily judged impossible by rs. and doubted By tho
Commercial! N
we are well aware that the suggestion is one we'll
calculated 10 excite ncrednliy, md to crate brrsbly
on charitable feelings well as upon the feelings Of
"rea''ons and friends, spoken Of by IS !" bu, is
far less than is the kaorr fact in relation IN nm,
own national vessel, the S"n-rs Taking into cons,
dfrat'n tho vast difference favor of the Somers in
p'nt OF national character, discipline national feeling
and every other advantage calculated 10 secure her
esalnst sucn prostitution as also the equally great
advantage she had in regard 10 the psrscufl Of her o,co
Tie probabilities OF n conversion by mn;iny, or o.as,
lcise TO piracy and rapne are infinitely against the
Texan schooner as pared with the American bry
All things considered, can see nothing either i'm.
possible or Incredible in line suggestion in question
On The contrary, the We consider it the more ",
Gre impressed with its probable correctness.
h--a. ~
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.


THERE is in The Jail OF Floyd county, Kentucky, 100
L mics - W. VI Abingdon Va Negrn Man, who calls him
self JOHN. e he belongs 10 Mr. Wooiward of Charles
ton son, Caronaa, lie taken fem the ncchhoroof Of
inchhrrs, Virginia when y0unsand that he left Charleston
August last. think he read little and has fnudnese
religious subjects is entirely doubtful whether
he has tod The truth He Is ahon feet 10 inches HIGH Of
rather mlao between ID ard 10 years Of stubborn
in his disposition, had when taken mp brown jeans dress
coa, and Jeans panoons he the estate OF
Mr. Minis of Virginia LynchLurg; weighs anout t or
10 paands stout made The said Slave By
properly identifying HIM and paying charges:
JNO. WALDECK, Ja"r
Dec. 22 70-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05

THRUST SALE OF LAND, NECROEs, &c.-By virtue Of a
Trust executed the subscriber by Eaton g. Field,
benefit OF his creditors generally and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office u Mecklenburc county he wl Tuesday the
l7th Of January fair the fair day, the
PREMISES sell the highest bidder that highly valuable Tract oi
Land Wing Butchers creek hcnG the land which sad
Field present resides containing about 900 Tie p
movements consists comfortable dwelling onse Hi.h all
necessary buildings. together with and mill The
tract condeied by good judges BIZ equal TO any
we'll adapted L. the Growth Of tobacco. wheat oats
ard All d"s- Ia purchase y please rNanine
the day % sale. Mr.. Field will with plea
land disposed 10 examine H. On the
the place, will be sold between 40 and 80
Negroes men, hoys Cils. Also, all the hol:rcd
and kitchen and Plantation Utensils of every kind
reher said Fied's entire crop kind or 400
fodder and hay Also h stock of Horses
Cows, Hogs and Sheep The which will be liberal. viii
be made known the day Of The creditors OF said Field
are earnestly requested as nd The SAFE their claims will be
purchase they may make Al having
claims against said Field will please make them known IL the
the day Of SALE that provision he made for
their settlement The title 10 tie above property believed 10 be
hut. selling will suci i.le
hy SAID deed The sale VIII be
nosiiive and without reserve.
ANASA r. WRIGHT. Trustee.
The sale made with my and Appreciation.
EATON G. FIELD.
Boydtor 10th Dec. lsi2 G32awtds
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NOTlCE-1he franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
pointed A. g. Maddox their Agent, who will be furnished al
his store two doors below the Bank Of Virginia. with large
viz Fooscap a,cap packet and letter Paper all which ne
viii SELL BY wholesale and RETAIL at such prices cannot fail to
satisfy the public City and country merchants and citizens Of
the State generally respectfully invited examine his stock
,nd il IL not interest domestic
features RICHARD WHITFIELD, President.
orr
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.Sule of ntrn EniunLle RtnL Es,nff

Sale of Gerry Tafuatie Real Estate.
FINDER the provision oi Deed al Trust bearing date the 10th
u day 1872 made by the Richmond Manufacturing
Company The first part the undersigned Trustees OF the second
part Richard Anderson and other Of the third
recorded, according 10 law in the ustn-s Court q" the
Of Richmond conveying the undersigned Trustees the fol-
properly namely a" that Int parcel Of land lying in
the CITY of Richmond, between James River Canal and
James River on which the Richmond Manufacturing establish
ment is which said lot of
Manufacturing Mill and other buildings Fixtures ard
Structures together with all and aud of
Machinery heng found Of the aforesaid lot
land heretofore used.
held enjoyed by the party Of the first the aforesaid
the Richmond Manufacturing Cumany) the nauuac.
cotton otherwi.e together with all the rights
and rights, easements privileges franchises and
the first and also one nihcr lot or parcel ol Land being
The ciy of Richmond and mentioned and designated the
plan aud upon plat the city OF Richmond
situated opposite the Armoy upon The ope side Of The canal
and al-o the following Slaves nancy-'John Lewis, Henry,
Thomas or Tom, George and Albert"
We the undersigned Trustees will proceed SELL upon the
o'clock the 10th day of January neat II fair
and il the fair day thereafter that pro-
perty described above which exposed 10 Goth
West uf the Cotton Factory and West of running from
Locust Tree, Of tho Managers Yard to the River
striking Pine Tree the West end Of the Backsmhs Shop
the Riveon this ground stand the Managers House.
other Hses by the Factory ands-his
perry believed to he valuable bind on
Canal from which may he had fo manufacturing
poses and which 10 twice uedupon the
and conditions Say fourth cash. and the balance in three
ulal H. and X months, with interest al
from Tie day oi sale, when possession viii hc rven
To secure The payment Of thr several isantn- bond.
approved security vii be required and dced ri oa
property Ii The purchasers should t Comply term.
failing nuke the piymsuts failing Ia
required the day ate. then The
property will resod the following day the risGue
and cost of the purchasers
The undersigned viii 10 Themselves bid only as
the last bid, prevent sacrhee OF the property
should be required by the eetas f-userwe bid will
''''''''' A''' '"e N'' FRED ANDERSON,
P. HARRISON.
Dee l-1a
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF GLOUCESTER LAND.-The
nnders,rned under the authority OF decree
M the Circuit OF Law and Chancey Tor oiouce
-. county, pronounced of Curtis Clarke Al Tue
April term Court 1872 and an amended decree eheem
AT the succeeding October WILL the .h day ol January
nss II fair If not fair day. offer for sale, On ne
nr.m,.e that and valuable tract OF Land eaied
contains OF land 200 OF which are hcn
lands t',on /, comfortable dwelling and the usua ON
rss Attached 10 marsh particularly adapted
10 grazing ahundan; supply nf fish and oysters may he OBJ
taned from York winch the land ~ situated mere ~
no Mace on The suited for planting oysters which has
become profitable business There an abundant supply
mhs, land within convenient distance vi the river
where IL wlll always command ready sale.
The title believed be ndspatlhe, though We WIZ make
oDy such deed purchaser warranted IN making
under One haiti ri the purchase money ~
he required IN cash oh.r half the expiration "t y
months the day -" sale.
RICHARD COKE. IT,
GEORGE ". SouTiALI~ Commissioners
GEORGE +. TABB
90 -, 5--sw
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHESTERFIELD
nv virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed 10 by Edwin An
o.c- purposes therein set forth, we shall on the 9tn DAY
January mex proceed sell, the premises, u Inc gn-
est bidder Tract of Land lyin. the North side 81 Apo
ral;oy river OF CHESTERFIELD adjoining The lands Of
William ankinsh,p deceased William K. johnson, Edwin
Friend others, about 2O0 acres. $40 acres OF
oY grounds which rnoio exempt ,InT IN,
nost al lands tle Tins Tract %:
Land ttultne of tobacco. aud Tint portion
which high of Improvement. large pi
Yet woods The fIcIy oi reaching coT
This and great a. II only about twenty
ak miles >,,nt tom Petrrshur. aud 8i'hmond.
SGieThe Land viii be sold credit Of SIX and
purchase money 10 he secured by approved
endorsed negotiable notes. with deed Of trus; r land
seinc Trustees shall convey such te only vested
ac,l, which, however, believe l. unGoubtef
WAl A. BRAGG. r,,,.,o
EDMUND II. OSBORNE,
Now 52-tds