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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-12-13
PRESENTATION OF THE SIEUR DE GEhoLI
THE PRUsSlAN MINISTER.

To-day, al ! p. NJ, the Hon. the Secretary
of State introduced TO the President OF the
United States the Sieur DE GERoLT, the success
sor of Baron de Roenne. late Minister Resident
of his Majesty William 4th, King of Prussia.
On presenting his letters credenlial, Sieur &c
rolf thus addressed the President;
.'SIR: The King, my Lord, having grsciously
conferred upon me lhe honor ofbeing the interpre-
ter of his feelings Of particular esteem toward
your Exceency and of cultivaiing the relations
offriendship and of good understanding between
Prussia and the United States, do myself the
honor of delivering your Excelency the royal
letter, which accredls me as Minister Resident
of his Majesty near the Government oil the
United States, and another letter OF his MaJes-
" announcing the recall of my predecessor, the
Baron Roenne.
at will be the object of my constant exeriions
TO fulfil the object of this mission; and would
feel most happy if | shall be enabled to contr-
butte to the extension Of the relations between
Prussia and the United States, by an increase
of commercial intercourse of which both coun-
tries are susceptible, and in which they are
highly interested"
To which the President replied:
81 receive, sir,your letters of credence as Min
lister Resident of his Majesty the King of Prus-
STA, near the U States with unqualified pleasure.
1t will be, as il has heretofore been, cherished
object of policy on the part of the United States
to cultivate the most friendly relations with
your Government and country, and receive
with much pleasure the assurances which you
give me of so full reciprocalion on the part of
Prussia. To increase the commercial inter-
course between the two countries is the sug
gestion of wise and liberal policy tending
equally to the advantage of both.
81 cannot forego this opportunity, Mr.. Minis
ter, TO express the great satisfaction which was
always afforded this Government in its inter-
course with your predecessor, whose services
have been required elsewhere by his sovereign
the Baron de Roenne, to the greatest amiability
of manner, under great intellectual attainment
and while in no way remiss in advocating the
rights and interests of Prussia, never forgot the
respect which was due TO the United States Y on
bring with you similar feelings and dispositions
and trust your residence will be alike agreea
bic to yourself, and profitable in its results TO the
two countries"
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GREAT MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA

We publish to-day the proceedings of a very
large Democratic meeting in Philadelphia. We
are glad to see the friends of President Tyler
taking such strong ground in favor of the Pre-
siden, elect. Mr.. Tyler's principles and mcs-
sures have been approved by the American
People, and be is about to retire to private life.
In the person Of the President elect, Mr.. TyIcr's
dmisi.rs'ion has been vindicsied-snd il
should be no less the inclination than the duty
OF the friends Of this Administration to rally
en- mnsss in support Of the nezt. and stand by
It 10 the last.
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A NovrL C.sE.--A Jew in the interior of the
State OF New York recently married a Christian
woman They had ayoungs,er, who the man de-
clarcd should be circumoiscd. The mother said not
This difference Of opinion caused a separation. The
woman, on Thursday, complained OF abandonment
before a magistrate of Albany. The husband was
arrested and held to bail the charge thus the Gu
rIous matter rests.
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The Rev. J. c. srus,, Of Richmond. yirvini,
w" preach on Friday evening, at O'Clock, 10 the
SECOND presbyterian Church, situate on New York
avenue, between 18th and lith streets. The public
is invited TO attend
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
THURSDAY, December -, 1874.

u 1911
WAsHsGToS HUM, Esq. of New York, wa. ad.
mitted an attorney and counsellor of this court
No. 9. John MeDonough, plaintiff in error. n,
Laurent Milland1n ef al The argument of tb;.
cause was commenced by Mr. Meredith for tn,
plaintiff in error and continued by Mr. w. Cost
Johnson for the defendants in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, III O'Clock, A. M.
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bill has been introduced into the sou,, c,,o,;,.
Sshaure Tor The repeal Of the present law of that
state relative to the choice OF Presidential electors,
aoo 70 provide Tor their election BY the people.
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EBLE'S CHRISTIAN YEAR; Thoughts in
IA verse for the Sundays and Holy days through
OUT 'he year. Published IN neat small volume
Allison on Taste-Dew cdtion-with corrections
ana improvements; by Abraham Wils,A NJ
Just received by
Dec. T. y. TAYLOR.
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~ PREACHING AT the CArrrol,--Rslisioos ..,.
wee may be expected at the Capitol on sunds, next
at II O'Clock d,,ta
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE CARPENTER-A
Treatise upon Architecture, Cornic,s and Mould
inss, Framing doors, windows and stairs-togethcr
with the most important principles Of Practical &c.
ometry-by r. G.. Hatfield, Architect volume,
with 300 engraviDgs, price 81 25.
Just published by F. TAYLOR.
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CHAPMAN ON FEVERS.-Lecturrs on
the more important erup,ive fevcrs, hemorrbsges,
and dropses and on govt and rheumatism, delivered
in the University Of Pennsylvania, by N. Chapman.
NJ. ID. ] volume octave, just published and this
day received for sale by
y. TAYLOR.
Also, Lectures by the same author, on tho mora
inportsnt disc sses Of the Thorseio and Abdominal
visosrs, I VOL octave, leA
nov le-N
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he mbDiChL STUDENT, BY punch,
The Physiology Of the London Medical Sin.
cent, and Curiosiies Of Medical Experience with
Illustrations by Leecb. Price Is cents.
Received for sale by
Dec. o T. TAyrop
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M AR RIEn

w Las :,:O,.g' b IL. R.y; g. W. s.-,os, Mr.
WILLIAM w. WHITMORE 10 Mis-. CArWA'
RlSr r, CoLLAsoN, ali II VI. city '"'nA'
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THE NEvILLEs or GARRETsToWN; A
a Tale OF l76O.-By the author Of Chas O'Msl-
~ se Published " number. Number one jos,
rsosivsA ~ r. TAYLOR,
Dee, g.
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Twenty-eighth Congress.
TUESDAY, Dec. 10, ls44.
SECOND SESSION

The Senate did not sit to-day having adjourn
over 10 Monday.
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VICE PRESIDENTS.

David Boys, Amos Hoahan, Hon. Henry Myers
Dr. Samuel Heintzeman, John Mcguire Miles d.
Sweeney, Robert E. Peterson, Esq, Henry Fuller
Samuel Ovenshine, George Kirkpatrick, VIM. Simp-
son, Colonel r. w. L. freeman, James R. Hayman,
Col. Robert w. Dunlap, VIM. B. Whi'ecar, Dennis
Sweeny, VIM. Smith, General Joseph Hall, Edward
Vanzant, Capt ain Thos Willis Daniel J. Rhoa6s,
]. Lippnco J. B. Scattergood, A. Kirkpairlck,
VIM. F. Harrison, Dr. John J. Heintzelman, Lewis
Audenred Esq.
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From the American Sentinel.

From The .3nleTican SenltneI
GREAT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHIL
ADELPHIA, ON SATURDAY EVENING
LAST, IN THE SALOON OF THE CHI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

ppWhATAN FEMALE sEMINARY.-This Institution, which
bech IN successful operation for than years,
Situated In the upper Of Pow hatIn county, -
mics rom the city o Richmond and from the
~ pnpuoGs moral and intelligent
tne hsaihnhess of lis climate. The bui;dngs-whc have
eh tpuca win direct reference the of
fenair ample and commodous The School Room
s"peu WIN an extensive apparatus fur the illustration Of
tue physha sclrnces-und well selected library all
tunes accessible To the students Every thing prepared
w0h necessary To render The situation of the pupils pleasant
10 ana their in study easy and delightful
me system boh oi instruction and discipline, is believed
well adapted 10 develop bring vigorous exercise,
MERRY me intellectual hut moral powers, and prepare the
duties OF future life
fof e convenience of pupils coming from distance the scho
a year oi len months ID divided into of unequal
ens win vacations May and October. The Summer term
embracing period of four months will the first
hnniay IN June and close the Friday September The
charges Tor ms term payable halt advance follows
For boaid aud Tuition in English branches, S52 90
MuSir, l6 90
French, 90
M extra fee o. six dollars is required om each member of the
classes IN Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.
'rhlenen wishing Obtain situations their children
wards requested Immediate application, direct
Their communications To Smlihvie, Powhaian.
JSO. H. TINSf.EY Principal
MAY llJ-dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
NEW CASH CLOTHING sToRr

a. MARTIN, No Sc, Nam STREET london
y. Hiagaam i Drsnry's Dry Good Store respectfully in
ves attention Of the citizens OF Richmond ami the public
generally entire stock of Ready Made Cong
very recently by him, fashionable style and
MANNER from well selected stock of
impor;aions.
In addition to Ready Made Clothing he intends keeping
stan lily hand superior of Cloths Cassieres
vestngs White, Brown and Figured Linens fo Coats and
Pants great variety Of Worscd and Cotton Goods all
win be made up order the MANNER TIL
shortest notice.
Also full supply Of gentlemen Shirts, Bosoms, Collars
Stocks Scar Ties handkerchief Gloves suspenes toeete
with every other article appenanng gentlemens wear, all
which will be sold nj New York prices
Goods made this establishment warranted both
CARDS durability and perfect fit.
A. NJ hopes by strict attention and close application bu
snes merit and receive share Of the public patronage
NAV 10 l-2awly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
MOOD PARK FOR SALE.

WILL my beautiful Estate in Virginia, WOOD
PARK formerly owned by Purser Thornton II contains 2a
acres distant about three and half miles from Orange Court
house. ~ miles North of Montpelier, the Of Mrs Madison
thirty miles North of Monticello, the former residence of Mr. JEFF
precise situation may BE- found showing
junction Rapid Ann Robson, the former
Wood Park Of the very in Virginia. be-
the cred soil Of the Southwest Mountain and is
unlike that o Lancaster county Prnnsy
and Hartford Connecticut Having purchased this estate 10
crafty the wishes Of family, aud particularly those of my
and money been freely expended for nearly four
its rapid Improvement hence has hitherto proved lucra
is prncey estate hut frankness demands of me To say
that "Gentleman Farmer should possess income from
other Sources to render him entirely comfortable.
This Farm must be seen 10 he apprccaed but win remark
that is vel adapted to all agricultural purposes 1t veil wa
tered and wooded also well stacked with fine hoes, cattle
Sheep hogs &C. aud world sustain, from the shoitness Of
Winter 5000 sheep for which is admirably adapted
The buildings fences and implements of hnsbandy ample
good and the field and house of The hest
Descriptions aud will only he sold 10 KIND MASTER with thcii
In justice Northern purchaser, must
truth that the masters and msesses comprise all the
sares In virginia.
My the and every thing appean;nr it,
the furnished House and The growing crops
recently advised by the manager that have,
anon, other crops field Of 100 acres Of uGusu
al promise
county, both for uitfuness and health Pulmonary complaints
are unknown in that REGION
described including the furnished House, Picures Libra
the growing and family and barn stores hand and
sold previous the 2O day of nne will be offered At pub
lie sale that day The title of the property IL perfect and
is free Of MI membranes
The plain Inequalities Wood Park freely rendered TO
will take pleasure in making them acquainted
with the delightful society with which they surrounded
Applications be made personally Ia Marcus Bull " on the
premises or by mall addressed him. Court house,
Va either Of the above modes 10 the snbscber at "a Broad.
way New York or at the cry iloie Hartford; ,,.,
T. D. Nancrede, Phaiephia-Jon Scott Son. Fredcricks
hg-R Mayo Taliafeo of Richmondal Of whom have vi
sed the property MARCUS BULL.
Hartford, May IA, 1914. 2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

NJ EDICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
l The subscriber the following scheme for private
Medical instruction. and respectfully socs the
the Members Of ne Profession The o instruction will
embrace vearsa Junior aud Senior Year-ea of which will
oe divided Summer and Winter Session. The Summer
Session April 18TH aud terminate September h
The Winter Session will comm November s and terminate
March st.
The fee for The year. embracing Summer and Winter Session
For either Session separately $40
The exercises Of Institute consist Of Lectures Reca
tuns examinations the branches of Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-SHmmcr SessOn-Speciai Anatomy; Special
Physiology Maiera Medca, and Therapeutics Chemistry
Hater; Sson-1o the Summer Studies will he Surgica
Anatomy surgery (heocal and Practically Theory and Prac
tice of Medicine Midwifery.
SENIOR YEAR-Summsr Session General Anatomy: Prin
cipes OF Pathology Pathological ANATOMY General Physiology
Auscuaion; Medical Igrisprndencr Hiner ssOn-Revie"
of all the Studies Of the Junior and Senior years
In addition the above the Student will have access
times Medical and Surgical under III.
Aims House. College nhrmay md Pentcn,iary aording
ample opportunity of obtaining practical nomaion and TESTING
by observation the accuracy Of the principles which being
culcaied. Address AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. ID.
Richmond, April 9th, 1884, lO7-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

yHooLLES CLOTHS AND STOCKING fARN-lhe sub
w scbrrs Propreiors of the Richmond Wooen Factory,
speuy their patrons and the pu'sic nerdy
that they completed the addition to their Factory anu are
prepared them the best terms The very aer
ng testimony received and the universal satisfaction
have gwen induced extend business this
aud manufacturing heavy article oil back
brown drab Jeans, from The best materials, which we war
equal thing cheapncss and durability IN the mar
k. We have also hand and for SALE very superior lot oil
two and thee strand Stocking Yarn manufactured from the best
meuo Wool ind equal any Yarn offered for
sale in this State Farmers sending WOOL directly TO may
rely upon receiving The highest price, cash. Cloth arm
Carded Rolls.
ROLL CARDISG.
Aer the 18th May 1874 will be prepared Card Rolls in
superior manner, having ordered Machines
expressly for that purpose.
Factory adjoining lIaxais Flour Mills
JONES & MACKENZIE.
April 30 ll4--3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FARM FOR SALE

RAPPAIIANNUCk FARM Z.
THE subscriber Will SELL tie premises FRIDAY, the
18th day June, le44 Tract of Land, containing 96i
situated Touskey creek the mouth Of sad creek
and about half mile from lis junction with the Rappahannock
river The Improvements Brick Dwelling House,
and all the other buildings necessary for farm that size The
quality I" the o equal that of The best Rappaannnck land
with abundance Of wood and excellent The situation
as healthy any in the lower country There al Site
ialin. which through the
the Farm: mill thereon wc'd be
profit To The PROPRIETOR and of great convenience 10 The neigh
An supply best mari miles iant,
which obtained and readily brought 10
the Farm BY transportation Toskey creek which the
land lies and renders the situation
cesshle il 1t Immediately the river-and aounds
with fish and wild fowl o every description perfect title will
he made given purchaser in time put in
the Fall crop he sale will be made the day specified, with
or limit whatever letter addressed To The sub
scriher Richmond obtain, DESTROYS
chasing this Farm extended description of H. lis annual
yield, &C.. &C.
Of purchase money be paid cash.;
balance of viii be given, the
chaser securing deed rus pay
nualy. JOHN A. MEREDITH.
MAY II 9-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

CONVENTION IN BALTIMoRE-VERY REDUCED RATE.
nEMoCRATS and Members of the Democratic Convention are
~ hereby notified that tickets the Convention Ia br held IN
Baltimore on 9Th instant will be given by The Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company, the 18th and
m with the privilege Of returning on any day previous
the June ST 80 the al the single ticket only,
en-. pplcation James l'asher and Samuel ID. Denoon.
The and Washington Railroad Company having
for this occasion similar arrangement persons desos
the Convention in Baltimore viii be enabled to 90
and This expedous certain and comfortable route for
dollars only lhuS. shAha,
Superintendent K. +. Il L. II. r. Co.
NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
LADIES NEW AND FASHIONABLE SHOES

LADIES' NEW AND FASHIONABLE SHOES
, subscriber would respectfully ask the attention Of the La
dies his complete assortment of LADIES' Misses and Chi
dreni Shoes of the latest and most fashionable style.
LADIES' Fancy Caters
TO- half do.
To- Lasting do, thick sole
TO- White Satin Slippers
H., Black do do
no. do English Kid do, very pretty
DO French Morocco Dress Slippers
Do do do. Ties
h. do do Buskins, thick sole, stitched
I,o do. DO do. thin sples
Do. Cater Buskins, Lasting, very pretty
d. do do. silk, do
Misses Fancy Ruskins, &C, sc. ]. E. WATKINS,
. doors below Mossrs. Wadswnrh, Turner & Co,
And sign of the Mammoth Boot.
99-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17
GREAT BARGAINS N SPRING DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN SfhlNu Dtl 'OODS.
.9PklL-sii
Ono Thousand Packages NJ DRY Goods amounting
to nearly 100 900 dollars, reeetred and opened
from AUCTION aud elscnhcre by
ID H. JENKINS-wiio respectfully invites the attention of
Ii. Merchants Famers and Others To examine this extensive
and unaraeled OF Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
The following comprises only few of the leading articles now
received:
CorIs Cassimeres and vesngs, fo' Spring and Summer
900 hles and bleached Shirtinas and Sheetn:s
otr Oznaburss Apron Checks Frstings, yellow and blue
Nanketns-cunpsng the most extensive variety OF domestic
Goods the city, MARI which purchased before The advance
Irisnen and Linen Goods of all kinds, cheap and good,
from q cents upwards
Bont,is-:lJ cases I,onnets, latest fashions
Bonlei Ribbons, Sprigs and Flowers
l0Ol Parasols and Sun Shades from IS cents upwards
silk and cotton Umbrellas, cheap and good
Evcr kind nf new material for ladies' dresses
All ands of Mourning articles -
a0opicces aicoes prices from g. TO- 2l cts, and inner
100 Furniture Calcoes from g. TO- l2 cts, and higher
Iacapes Collars Caps and Muslin Caps, Capes and Collars
OOlInen Cambria Ilandkerches all prices from shilling
lyh and black cotton Stockings 2i cents to the finest
Bedrickines l2l cents, shilling and 20 cents
% 90 Yards Thread and Isle Edengs
While Canton Mattings. all widths
Far Of various kinds, SC, &C., &c.
In dernp the above articles for SALE the subscriber would IN
wife te particular Of those buying for cash city &C
cepaes assuring them they will find the Goods cheap
as int part of the United States, al .
Linen staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store:
.lie l06-wlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

NoTiCE-By limitation the of arvin & Hurt VIM be
y dissolved on the ad day of May (instan and we wish
the fully understood by that time IL or
Ger that the may be speedily wound up this rs 70 nien
and particularly all those having claims against
u any way present them Dr. Robert H. Cralie ana mr. Jas
Neal before the expiration of the above limitation or as
soon thereafter as possible they being by adjust the
d'ns Of and all those indebted Will please come
inward without delay their debts by bond or diner
as we are determined pay what may be due BY Us as
Ftedliy as possible. ALFRED II. HURT,
THOS. ARVIN.
f H. No will be binding the firm of Avin Hurt
,as,he publication of this notice THOS. ARVIN.
"1li 2-l0tA
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TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.

TO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
KoAD-REDucTlON OF RATES.
NolCE Is hereby t1t and after Wednesday, the
i'th instant The fare by the Railroad between Rich
ond and Baitimo will be reduced S. and between Peters
burg and Baltimore 10 So 81 only.
Travellers by the Railroad reach Washington in nine
Baltimore III twelve, and Philadelphia
Leaving tchmnnd and arrive Philadelphia before travellers
disposed to snp IN Washington Baltimore they do
long they please and their seats Without extra charge
No charge for children under three years age, Others under
twelve years Of age, halt price.
Hour Oi departure of the from Richmond elnc A. NJ
TnuS SHARP Agent Of Transportation
April l6 LOFT
NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE Subscriber having 30. is West Main
street first above The Exchange Bank for tie purpose
Of carrying the above business every Department. pre-
purd IL furnish Clothes latest style
other suit their fInrv,
He has secured - services Of Mr. William McCrer. and has
appointed him his attorney III fact conduct the business whose
qualifications well known community generally
ccved.
Teens very moderate, for cash.
May I'D, loii. JNO. S. MccRERY
The undersigned pledges the combination Of renewed
gy, with several years practical experience in his prorssion
10 every Thing his power please. He respectfully oIcs
and the public generally. WM. McCRERY.
May list
FILL. AND COMPLETE STOCK OF SPRING HATS!
HAVE Just received 10y various vessels direct from Ma
nniactoy IN New York. full supply of Black, Beaver Castor
Nutra Russia Plain MclesLn and entire new pattern OF
Grey Pain Hats gentemens summer Also good
sonrn -" Panama. rchnra Seasras Double and Single Brm
Paif Leaf Hats, all which offered for sale al the lowest cash
price, by AMlDON,
Stores, No. T. Exchange Hotel Richmond Va
And Wall street, Of Nassau street, New York.
~ u Country Merchant. particularly invited IL call aud
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-05-17

INDICATED WATERS
WHITE sULFHUR WATER, from the celebrated White Sui
h. ho,ed al the Spring. with the greatest received BY
wagons.
SARATOGA WATER.
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, from the famed Congress
Spring Saratoga New York. in quart and pint boes just
feceised per Schooner ynchburg
We Keep Waters pleasantly cooled In refrigerator
during weather. and enabled to present THEM In
great slate of perfection. ALEA DovhL g w.,
l47, Main street.
MAY LIFT