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LOAN TO THE UNITED STATEs.-The proposals for
loan pursuant the notice Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, opened last night after the arr
val Of The mails. The number of competitors was
great and much larger amount offered than that
required The highest offer was Sl02 37t for 500 Of
FIVE per cent. stock. Another was made al Sl0l SIS.
The residue was taken at Sl0I OIL by several nsitu
tons and individuals but chiefly by John Ward & Co,
of New York; with option to convert portion of the
amount into four per cent stock at equivalent rate.
This evidence of the high credit of the Government
very gratifying, and affords pleasing contrast TO the
state of things which existed within eighteen months,
when six per stock with difficulty negoti-
aed at discount of two and half per cent. Our gra-
tifcation is enhanced BY the consideration, that the
,choie seren millions has been taken by our oen capt.
hahsis, without aid from those residing abroad The
latter will discover later, that any efforts to
coerce this Government, into measures which it has no
authority adopt, if any shall have been or shall be
made will be ENTHUSIASTICALLY .Hadisontan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

all will be freely and cour.eousy discussed before May,
1874, when the National Convention will assemble ;
and when that Grand Council shall pronounce its de
cison, the whole body of the Democracy will 60 en-
nasse for the nominee. This tho only course for
our party 10 carry out its principles and save the
Constitution. Will we throw away the victory: Let
the Democrats in every State with voice, answer
IN the negative
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30
Lands n Saint Louis County. Missouri, for Sale

Lands in Saint Louis County Missouri, for Sale
rElIE for valuable Estate of desirable
Lands situated within eighteen miles of tho great and grow
nr city Of St Louis, and road Jefferson city, the
containing about 900 three hundred
under cultivation The improvements are, large
and comoous double brick house. beautifully situated, and
ordinary quantity and order well waered and tim
bered so being adapted TO small grains, tobacco
hemp the two particularly; and It's proximity 10 large
market being prevent free access TO the city
year, renders the property very desirable
ANY property of this description purchase
whole great bargain, is susceptible of division into
smaller Tracts may remarked, that the neighbohood Ia
proverbaly a healthy Amy particular information
will be the property shewn upon application tho
~ E. JANNEy.
1S-7
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ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Democratic Convention Of Maine


u,,, Anderson was nominated for Governor.
The following, among other Resolutions, were
adopted: ,ho
confidence of the Democracy Of this country IN an emf,
nent deoree-that he is pre.emnently distinguished
Car The conssten Of bis political course, and his de-
l;,v 10 the rights and interests OF The People-'na.
he has never been found absent from bis post IN the
hour of peril, serving in the ranks OF lne cue
pv-that he is distinguished among the dlsthguish.u
men of the age as we'll for his public and his private
virtues. as for the high endowments OF his mino,
that ins,ice TO the cause and justice to the man.
. we'll as the retrhution due to the Wings, require ms
restoration TO the Office from which he was eJeIu "
1910: and we therefore recommend him 70 the Deuio
cratic National Convention the FIRST cnoice OF .ne
noo,ocv of Maine for the office Of President OF the
aRc,olred, That the Democracy of Maine VIII sup
port the nominee Of the Democratic National Conseh
ton whenever and wherever the same may oe no'aen
and however the same mny vote; and they secngnise
the right of no one State 10 dictate 10 'nese a''eis
nor the right Of any to go into Tue Conven
ton as candidate, take his chance Tor n"miha'op
and the sanction fthe Convention, should ne DC
fol- without being bound by its decrees' shou'u 'ey "
against him. ,n.,onces hi;
Convention recommen nd that the National IohVentoh
for the nomination Of President aud vice ffes'ueh
he holden IN May next al Baltimore
uRssolced, That one delegate to the Na.onai ooh
vention be chosen by each Congressonai Dsus an
that two delegates at large be chosen oy 'n'S ooh'e
ton" p,,;
Mr.. OBrien moved to amend the LIST heso!9 y
which resulted in motion by Judge Preoie OIL TOT.
land to strike out the words hat justice 20 'le caIs
and Justice to the man, and all after good aeai
debate was elected by this motion, bot u was ios'
a vote Of 144 10 ~.
!, This resolution. with the remaining, was then pas
ed without further opposition.
Stephen Emery of Oxford, and Charles s'e e,."
Penobscot, were appointed 10 represent Inc 0'a'e
J large.
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CANDs's Observation-Disclosures Boston Times pays the
= following tribute to The value OF ms excellent medcne
CIV have often heretofore occasion speak of the medic
nal virue of this now very popular medicine. Nnmberless In
within observation OF extraordinary cures
@cd nv the use of only of the article The most
recent of young child residing N Roabuy whose
rre and laws were readfny afflicted with scrOnous dis
aass that all her teeth and she became object shock
inc 70 behold had tried numberiess bur
finally had TO Sandss Snf:
sapariIa and for about six weeks has effected
gu n, and certain cure. high reputation Of the Messrs
and their agents Of the goodness OF the
these repeated of It's efficacy only con-
ern The bipb reputation II already obtained"
az For PARTICULARS advertisements IN This and other CITY
papers. . ,,,. sd ,.,,u ,nd e., avno,,fion
;. M SANDS & CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
9r. No a3 Broadway Of Chambers street. New YORK
s S" ~ ROsSER ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ SANTOS
and BY Druggists generally IN the prlncipa ces ~ 'he "
re1 sirIoSBe particular 10 ask for sAsDs's sarapa-
ria and take no other. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

Mr.. J. NJ. Bolts, in Wednesdays Wing, publishes a
reply, of nearly three columns, to the Madsonan.-
AS published the Madsonans article, we shall give
on Tuesday, MIR. BIS reply though after reading his
ungracous remark in The last paragraph, do not
think be has rgh. to expect it, and we confess it is
far from being pleasant task.
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naa.i,s

Died. Tuesday morning, half past 70 O'clock Mr. Ro IT.
GILLIAN, in the -s.h year of his age.
Died at Boydton Meckrnburc county, Virginia, Friday,
the 9th June after illness of eight months, Mrs So
p KEELING daughter OF Joba Wo,on ST., aged seventeen
that has entered into bat rest that remains
people God She has cf devoted husband aud nu-
circle relations and friends her loss
~ Wing requested 10 copy.
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The N Orleans Bulletin Of June 10th says: IAN Eng
rst asn,leman who met at Havana with Mr.. Simpson,
The Of tha, name who figures largely in the pro-
ceedings which led to the ces.ion Of The sandwich
Gsonds and who has one via Havana with dispatches
from Lord Paulet the British Government informs US
that Simpson represented to him that the Secure
,oas ,eifhout the authority Of government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

MAlxE.-The Democratic Convention have nomina.
ted Hugh j. Anderson for Governor. They also passed
resolutions in favor of Mr. Van Buren, for next Presi-
dent by vote of l44 to "a. Delegates TO The Balti.
more Convention, which is 10 be held in May, 1874,
were appointed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30
Marriages.

Married Centenary Church. Tuesday, the 9th inst
1T O'clock p NJ ny the Rev. Dr. Wsier Mr. joHs X MARIs
youngest daughter Of Mr. Michael Howell all OIL
this CITY,
Married. Thursday The 2ond instant by the Rev. Mr. Cur
ts b. FicxLES Esq, of Falmouth Virginia, 10 Miss
Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

having 10 keep the grain tied as fast as en-. with HIS
in order 10 clear the way for the return Of the ma
chine; in consequence of which, when the machine
stops, the hands must be idle. All other differences,
as 10 The quantity per day. &c will be readily OBJ
served. Your ob't serv't,
C. IL MCCORMICK.
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CARD.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
ucaD1c
PHILADELPHIA-soUT THIRD STREET,
Ear Fu,njIies and HsufJemsu

Far Families and Gentlemen.
TOSEPH HEAD respectfully his old friends and
public that lie has reopened the Mansion House lately
kept The entire renovation Of this establishment for the
accommodation Of families and gentlemen, with his long expert
humble he hopes for share Of public
age What with the supply of the best that the markets furnish
comfortable lodgings good wines and good cheer his every effort
will be directed 10 the satisfaction of his patrons.
June 30 l5-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

To the Editor Of the Petersburg iateligsaeer.
Va. MILITARY INSTITUTE
June IL, lsi3. I
my advertisement respecting appointments for Cadets
in this Institution omission occurred, which, as affected
which Petersburg located would b.
obliged you supply, follows
''There District composed OF Amelia,
Powhatan Chesterfield Petersburg the appointment Of
State Cadet by the graduation IN July L. Bryan OF
Petersburg" Your ob't serv't, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

10, Fr;d,v The Resou,oo 10 receive $4,000, the
share Of The distribution Land Fund allotted to New
Hampshire was indefinitely postponed by the lower
House of the N H. Legslniure-ayes III nays iolm
after an animated debate. Well done fos Inc uranus
| State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE wish TO sell the
n Woodawn Farm, in the county Of Orange lying within
hean. of Locomotives running the Louisa Railroad
ON the North River IA tributary Of the York; about Ia
miles j. c. H. The contains go acres some
under 900 acres wood land, well mbeIed the soil excellent
tobacco land The cleared land divided into five fields besides
meadow and pasure each field supplied with fountain
Ter empetaIure So deg The dwelling house large and
orabe which other farm buildings have been recent
" valued $1,000 The orchards Of apples and peaches of de-
,h,e selections The whole has fair to ~
o'clock SUM- in the Blue Ridge and w mountains
.nL il in healthy moral and industrious neigb0rho0d
Persons wishing to buy such Estate will confer with
personally by letter. post paid directed TO Thonh Orange
unwilling give thirteen fourteen thou
dollars for need trouble themselves TO make en-
ss nv letter For satisfaction Of distant enqnrers,
auanted with properly, offer References Hon. r. W.
Gimcr Charlottesville, MIR d. hnderson l Mesrs William
snderson e Co and Messrs Ellis and Elicit. Of Richmond.
a the property friends and neigho and Old Virginia.
od herr with heavy heart but justice to o1hers calls
for the sacrifice. i. sChLcs,..
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IL Observation-Disclosures Rules taken 10 me CIerSs
Office tire County Cont OF Prince Edwara inc 'n aS u
june la43: pta,;n
Henry Thweau, faihtih'
against ~. =,
om Samuel Alien James and Mary his wife, Injunction
VIM. Thornton Nancy Thornton and Jane amo.n
The defendant William Thornton not having entered his ap
oeaance security according to an aet OF Tue
moi an nhabtant State the motion OF the pantn
Counsel entered rules aforesaid ana accoraney oIue
ed the said defendant william thornton, uo h oan
s blI and copy Of this order be fohwi1 nuh
Of the pnbc newspapers printed .ne a. the front
mond months successfully, ana aiSo po'''a ." VIZ $500
door of the Court house Of this county.
"'O'' D. J. woRsHAM, &C.
=, l5-w6ws
IN Superior Court Of Chahee
FIR III. Richmond Circuit held at the Capitol IN the Guy
,r Rrtmond on Saturday. April Isl, lc33 - /.
:" Sd.w IA .,e Aofnry General Of the Commonwealth OF
virginia and The President and Directors oil the Literary Fund
'"s"''' a"' - Plaintiffs:
Donald MeNichol Archibald MeNichol Peggy McNcho John
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow and Jean 6s
Alexander McNcbo John McNcho Francis GeorRs
Machine and Isabella wife, Ellen McNchol Elijah Cannon
Margaret wife, james Bennett and Catarne his we'
Mary cN.chol, and Nicholas Nelson and Jane his wife,
The demurrer of the defendants bill of The plaintiff
,.ng ARMED is the opinion the Court that the said demur
rr Therefore, is decreed and ordered na M
said demurrer overred and ihereupon the deisndnns
their answer sa!d bill, to which answer ,he pa, ~
COUNSEL replied generally, and the cause coming o ,
be heard by Of the Attorney General ano 9, W.
ants BY their COUNSEL. the bill, answer ana ep'a, ,s
argued by counsel. consideration whereof, le I H.
Ssr that he made months
the Richmond Enquirer Richmond N.Y. @ reaairina al
egsncer published IN the cry ny Of Dr. John MeNcho
Surgeon In the Navy Of The state OF ~ ,hn n,,
tonary War; appear here n The a oay ~ I ,h
Term and make themselvgT s de-
i a Copy WIN G. SANDS, G. G.
June 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

NJ TEMPERANCE NOTICE-An PERSONS (both ladies and
genemenl county of Hanover friendly to the cause OF
Temperance invited paake Of Temperance Barbecue
To be the anove Total Abstinence Society,", at Pole
Green ;ieelins house. the ilh day Of July
IRA MoREY, JH., Corresponding Secretary.
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c1nn REwARp-Ran away from the subscriber, on tn,
June 30

c1OO REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber on the
lUO night the 18Th of the present month, (June
gro man. Phil Johnson, who muiato about - OF
straight likely full head OF hair speaks slow, and, when
spoken TO- very APT Sir whether he hears distinctly
or not when he e blue jeans roundabout straw hat
and pair Of dove coored cashmere pantaoos He also took
changed by the effect of the with velvet collar aud
pair Of blue cashmere pantaloons
Johnson purchased July, 1884, of Mr.. John Dam
gered, Trustee of Augustus NJ Bsxton, OF Matthews county
Virginia. where understand he raised. His mother
owned by Mr. Stanley s. udna Of Gloucester county, TO
the other which places have doubt he has
II Johnson up Of the State of Virginia. and
mlted TO Jail him. will give reward Of hun
dred dollars the State and committed TO JAIL will
give dollars and II delivered TO In the city
" ' @ P. b. JONES.
Richmond lime 30th 1913. l5-r
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opea the Ist Iuy Terms-For the scholastic Board
and Tuition, $780, ELIZA r. ROYSTER.
Flies p. o.. G0ochand CO., Iune 30. lS43 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

NOflCE-Thc business formerly existing under the firm Of
Appeius Brother Co.. and Afterwards Appe,u Bother,
liz this day dissolved, full settlement made between the
parties The property and business into the
of AIR. F. A. ot'sChak the former of the rm Amy
having claim against said property and business
quested the owner, 3lr L. a. Gotschak.
A. +. APPELIUS.
Richmond, o6.h June, ls43 l5-ltt
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD!
AN AWAY from the subscriber about months
IL Negro Man, named FREDERICK lie is low, stout, and
legged Negro, upon his The
reward viii be paid for the said Negro II delivered TO the
GEORGE COX.
Juna ~ l5-Its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

SERiFFS sALE- expect TO sell, I7,h day OF July
~ lsi3. Meckenburg Court house, from Gty sixty Ne
Traders and others wishing purchase will do well
attend the sale. f. A. WILLIAMS, ID. s.,
For John Davis, Sheriff OF ,ecklenburg co.
jane 30 15-W3w
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NOTICE-The young gentleman who has acted my de-
putty years past having determined attend the
Law School William and Mary College, shall want assist
my office after the first day Of October should
fer young who has been brought up In Clerks Office,
acquainted with the duties The profits Of offices
Justify giving hundred dollars and
board &c. and would only give competent
should expect any with whom personally
pronce testimonials their good moral character
JAMES ROY MiCoU, Clerk Of Essex c. s. {. H. 4. c.
And Essex County Court.
Tanpahannock Essex CO., Va June 80, Is43. l5-wtiO
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---"s takeit for all in all,
lYe nee shall looI, upon is he AGAIN

We ne'eI shall look upon It's like AGAIN
The writer proceeds to show up Tyler's hypo-
cnsy and treachery to his former friends, apollo
gzes for having ever inserted his portrait in the
Review, and quotes from a former number the
very potent doubts then entertained OF the prln-
aples on which his administration would be con-
Quoted, Hethcn proceeds as follows:
The doubts then entertained with regret have
been SINCE very ctfectually dissipated by Mr. Iy-
Ter himself. His recent course in the particular
ABOVE alluded to--this systematized application of
all the enginery of official power at his command,
toward the Enthusiastically Of bis hope for Demo
cratic nomination-this meretricious boldncss
With which the smiles and the more substantial
as0fs OF Office are not only granted but rendered
Sa,y democrat OF decent party standing, who
Tan be found willing TO contaminate himself with
Gs disgustiulness OF such political prostitution
us wholesale ana retail venaity of patronage,
s aol only bestowed at the central depot in the
Isher diplomatic or'oes for Congressional sup
port and devotion. but peddled around the conn
ny wherever q little village postmaster can be
band suspected OF being suspicious as to the zeal
sad'sincerity of his attachment to the Admnistra-
Een-all this, we say, following SO closely as it
Id on the heels of Mr.. Tyler's own recent pro.
lessons on these very identical points of political
panclple. not only necessarily inspires us with an
assf disgust for hls present course OF administra-
oon and distrast for any thing that can come out
GIT within the period for which the country has
veto tolerate it; but also, rejecting back upon
past the Light of its illustration of the political
aatacter OF the man who could be capable of it,
.saioa's him in an aspect, which compels US to
s@atto the justice OF the least flatterng of the
mfaits recently drawn of him by all the orators
s sa OF his own quondam party. II our Ian
sse Is strong, we confess that we have tlost all
s'ssaSe with the subject Of which it speaks"
g, assestatson for his unpuncipled political pro-
ssasy-for the shameless corruption by which
~. iyet has sought to uphold his personal for
b.a could be merged In any other feeling with
g,ss men, 1t would be in that Of pity for the de-
s,Nsas0a to which bis administration has sunk.
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