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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
Z. T. 4N.fNTI, DUUhSFITtT,
And Dealer in Piano Fortes, Petersburg, Va.


II ING's CREEK, ON YORK Notwithstanding to devote my
whole time TO the ministry win sell this valuable Estate
siunted between York Town aud Williamsburg about hour
ride from The latter city aud containing 30 acres than
zoo of which cleared. The whole farm is well waered and
e solid he'd of The richest mar which Is Of ready SALE in
demand and may be shipped ring The
wood IL abundant, and well situated consisting of Pine
Oak Locust, Cedar and Hickory. For fertility sanbrty beauty
and nsnce Kings Geek has superior Eastern Vrg
From peculiar location hsing nearly surrounded by York
ver IL tributaries, little enclosure necessary I'M
adjacent lie those fine Oysters the boast OF State
preferred all Others home and abroad IL desirable,
would be divided 10 suit purchasers being well suscep
tlhr Of division two farms
The If Horses, Mules, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs,
and fneaso the Famng Uens with the crops of Corn
and Fodder be- had with the Fsrm and the Slaves forty in
number character likely and valuable will be hired
the farm TIL the end of the year, If desired Persons
referred the President Of The
tinted STATES Washington and Governor 1azewe Nor
folk.
the Of sale application bc made to Col T. c.
Russell, YORK county. C. somthall Esq of williamsburg
Ia the Subscriber on the premises.
SERVANT JONES.
Kings Creek, York county, March 3, 1874. 9b-iw
a. The Couny Wing will copy for four weeks, and charge
.sn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
Al

IHFSHHY 1HNTcN olN, Is44
- H. JENKINS has opened within the past few days
AZ. $50 packages fos-con sng Of 10000 Spring
talcoes pafie.ns-a prices, TO- al cents and
100 hates and cases bIeaccd and unbleached shings and
Sbrrrgs--all widths
2e0 pieces velo~ AankesnS-vaiious qualities
Pantheon misunderstanding Of blue and coOred
rrings ana rw.ei Materials coers-vestines etc.
80 hale. Cotton Dznabnrgs, AT siNpence, aud higher
l,h LnenSail prices fr0m - finest imported
Families wishing Linen the Spring Summer
vii find fresh supply TO select fn,m
8rraps-Stwine materials, Of Linen. Silk and Cotton
10 OO yards Furniture cacoes from g. TO- 2I cents and
shilling
Cotton Ffinges and Furniture Dmiy.
The above Of the Goods for SALE by whole
sale retail. X. II. JENKINS.
~ BNew Goods will be opened weekly throughout the
son.
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SPRING my GooDs-NAR,U iaa.

SPRING DRY GOODs-MARCH 1874
IT. CENNINGiAMS, II street. Shockoo IIill, the
- lowing
cacocs, various styles and prices
B,lo inc Lawns
Printed
Cam.rr, Swiss and BOOK Muslin
Lisc Ilces and Ejengs
Georgia Hanktens
I'cKinrs. apron and Furntnre Checks
Eown and Beachcd Shrings and Sheetings
Irish Linens. Diapers. &c.
Cotton aad SILK Hosiery
r,ck and BIe BLACK Alapacha
Furniture Caiicoes
Do. Dim ~ ami Fringe
Manchester Ginshams, with variety Goods which
viii br sold very low.
March5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

DEATH OF rnE Hon. II. FRlcR.-We regret to
learn, that the Hon Henry Frck, Representative in
the present Congress- from the thirteenth Congressional
District Of Pennsy lvana, xpred at his lodgings (rs
Sprigg's, Capitol H) to-day, at one O'Clock.
The Pennsylvania delegation convened this after
noon, and appointed Mps,s J. Irwin, and S Hays, to
accompany the remains of The deceased to Harrisburg
whence they will be conveyed by his friends Milton
his late residence -rH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
SpRING GOODS

At No 7G Hest .Vajn Street
GEO ". FERRY, having recently returned
go from North. wiere h. has made arrangements
81 with manufacturers. by which be vii be frequent
b " receiving tesh supplies Of Goods OF every de-
GA srrption usually tound Hat and al rates
that will enable i'm 10 sell a. cheap the cheap
est the public that he has just ecrsed per
of his Spring supply Of Hats and
Gaps among which viii he fund gentlemeBs, youths and chill
Cloth Velvet ana Glazed Caps some new and b. at ui
paerns Palm Hats, Country Merchants VIII find 10
their dvanag. his Stock before purchasing he
" III be able to offer them bargains.
uar,h5 96-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

ISLANDERS oil the fcdcrais.s. The Richmond Wing is
already out against him in contemplate paragraph
breathing only mpoent resentment and bitter disap
pontment The scribber, who has found access to the
columns of the Wing, and 'brd OF every feather
welcomed 10 its met" has stopped SO low as to pro-
cabbage croissant one side and ackass rampant on
The other, reward for his valuable services The
finger of scorn is already pointing to the author of the
squIb.- EGi,ors.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
CHARLES WORTHAM,

LOTTERY YE.HDEk, RICHMOND, HA,
always ready attend TO orders for lickets IN all LOT
lees &. Gregory Co., and on The same tcms
as advertised By them.
See SPLENDID To he drawn Alexandra soon VIZ:
March h-StG GO, u, 500 60na &c.-TickciS Sl0
l6h -e25 100, 1900 10 of 900, &c Tickets STU.
csrd-s30O0, $685. leo of $50. ac.-1lcketsi ~.
9th If $40 Oo0 each, - Of ocO &c i Sio'
Drawing Alexandria, Glass a, drawn al he3anat's'
March 2nd :, =. :, 10 40 On
y? ~ piee'' s'""'N"''"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

"A States 10 Belgium; and Of the Hon. Dawn
' '"xs, late of New York ,n,,oy
WM D MERRlCK,
ROGER JONES,
JOHN n EATON,
RICHARD S. COXE,
J II AuLlCk,
SELAH B STR 0NG,
JOHN T MCLAUGHLIN.
.a,<srox, March !, lS44.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
-.xr.I E.coRT Is CoLuMS OF March.
Volunteer Troops
Battalion u. S. Marines.
Squadron of Cavalry.
Troop Of u. S. Light Artillery.
Commander of the Escort and Staff.
...d Officers Of Volunteers, Marine Corps,
7''s IVY and Army, in the order named.
- officers of Volunteers, Marine Corps, Navy
I'a''' and Army, in the order named
General Walter Jones, commanding the Mi
lta and Staff.
General Scott, commanding the Army and Staff
civic PROCESSION.
-, u,yo,s OF Washington, Georgetown, and
!"' Alexandra.
I'D Medical Faculty of the District of Colum-
~! bia and elsewhere.
;.,s.s on the par, of Congress and the Executive,
,fI1'''., q, h,,,sr,-t IN nrecete the hearse}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

g. We have thrown into this mornings paper ac-
counts Of the various proceedings adopted at Washing
ingtou upon this melancholy occason-by the EXecu-
tive, and Congress and the Committee Of Funeral ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

"A sbsr sr n;crdng leave the State Of Virginia. will sell,
A. puh auction, THURSDAY. the as'l day Of this month,
Mach without reserve his FARM lying half mile West OF
The liz Turnpike, and within three miles Of The Guy
RI hnond The contains seventy four acres, about htS
r n, hrh cleared well TIMBER part al
good heart and produces WE'LL the whole oil
hrs level aud susceptible Of Improvement me
INSIST of dwelling house. newly built, with eight
rooms cen, stable house, an orchard Of young
oaa thrifty Iui nf choice varieties Also we'll OF good
ter IN he yard THE land joins lands of Curtis Cartel
Rev Joseph h. Waal and Robert Puliam The nrehborhood
Is good and heaby any Virginia. This farm theFS
great ntucemen Physician being situated in OF the most
wealthy neignboouds the State IL is also very favofaoy
situated gardening fom its contiguy Of the oes NOR
kers Union further description OF this place Us
say persons wishing purchase invited TO
fore the day OF rale Terms made known on that oay Inc
above sale will take place al 10 o'clock. n.r,,repp
Mareh5 s6-w2ws JAZZ Il. hhiSLfFI'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

AIDES VELVET RIDING CAPS of various graceful pat
- terms, at GEO. w. FERRY'S,
. No 10, West Main street.
March az VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
Extensive ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS.
FOONOfy Tic LHTHkst ~ my UHc
.I0Th or SoDtt.

.NrM or ScHtt
IN purchasing costly article Piano Forte would not
he well order ii from who has neen engaged in the
eight years has Sold upon Trial. different
persons Virginia and North Carolina Insu-
meats without selling had ard who offers take all
responsibility of selecting for you and grant the privilege
Of pleased Would il
order from The seller himself place depending upon
particularly IL that agent is select for YOU
by lessen tie responsibility Of the seller whereas you
him himself. he j. without
Prices vary from $3.50 10 5000
f.. p. NASH, Bookseller,
And Dealer in Piano Fortcs, Petersburg, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
TIOYT a. CO.'S OFFTCE.

Tnder the Exchange H,tci, Richmond, prgnia.
DRAWING of Alexandria Lottery, Class A. drawn End March,
~ ls,;:
81 IL 68 IL 6 "a - ~ Ga 81 70 4s 90.
Ticket Nos 81 10 ~ prize of $500, the above, to
e>pondent by HOYT co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

NJ Would it not he well, if the citizens Of Rich
mond would meet this morning Al il o'clock, at The CT
~ Court House, 10 adopt such arrangements as may be
best calculated to carry out the Governors wishes, in
regard 10 the remains of Ex-Governor Gi!mer,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
]. G. GREGORY ~ Co., Managers,

No.
nRAS Nos Alexandria Lottery Glass A. drawn I'd March,
81 - G8 Al "a IS ~ ca 81 10 4s 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

WADSWORTu. TURNER l. co.
OFFER 10 Merchants this uncnmmonly large and
~ general assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Spring and
Summer DRY GOODS, which they now receiving
vi 'Tch3 96-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
New York, March LIST, 1871

NuTicE-VAN SCHAICK & ADAMS having taken MI.
f nry A. Ncyman into Copar,nersbp, business
future be conducted under the Gf
VAN SCHAICK, ADAMS & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

JAMES II. JUREY, COMMISSION MERCHANT RtcHaosp
Va, sells Tobacco Flour Wheat and Produce and on
nj mikrs liberal cash advances Office on
Cary three doors above Williams liaSals Warehouse
Basin Bank
RErFRE>cES 'i-sr- T. J. :. James Co.. Richmond;
Jin K. jones' w. Fari>h Esq., Oh esve Messs T.
Tnsle 90 Iynchbnrg; Nav. Esq Staunton; John G. Nc
fanaan, Eq DuchananJ w a. Saunders Esq, pham
Rehrn Rigland, Esq, Powhatan DR. James L. Jones' Orange
Mafch5 Q6-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
SPRING IMPORTATION OF EARTHENWARF
CHINA &c

WILLIAM BUTLER 81 co., (Sgn Of Gold Pi,cher)
w are now receiving baue John Caske and other
vals their Spring supply n China Earenware Glass pur
chased at the lowest cash prices, which they offer
The most accommodating terms Having ordered very
Why Tor tue Spring trade viii be enabled present nbro
ken of fashionable goods the sea-
son. Purchasers respectfully invited to give a
WIN. f. BUTLER & CO.,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
Warh5 o6-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

MEDICAL CDILEGE-aNNUAL COMMENCEMENT
TUE exercises Of commencement will College
Building Monday, March lih - O'clock in the fol-
lowing order
Comforting degrees upon The graduates.
Awarding inr Gold Medal for the best Medical ESSAY
Address n the Or dua'es nv the President.
VaediciOy Address b. the Dean o the Faculty
The Rev. DR.. EDple viii religious esercisrs
The Medical Faculty, Eey. Clergy, citizens generally are
invited 10 attend. Aui. l. WARNER, ~. D.
Dean OF the Faculty.
March q6-3t
no. The Compiler and VIII. copy until Monday inclusive
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ADJuTAET GENERALS OFFICE, }
II Inh mnnd Mach lS11

In obedience to the foregoing order of the Comman-
dern Chief, flags will be displayed at hall-stalt upon
the Capitol, and at the Armory, from sunrise until
set Tomorrow the Sd instant the bell at the Capitol
i'll be toed during the day, and minute guns fired up
on the public square, commencing at II o'clock, the
hour al which understood the funeral ceremonies
will commence at the city of Washington.
Brigader General Lambert, of the ID Brigade, viii
detail detachment Of Artillery for the service required
Of them. Captain Charles Dimmock, commanding the
State Guard will execute the remaining portion Of this
order By command,
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Adj Gcn'l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

~ Compiler, Star and Wing please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

1t is said that the President signed the bill to refund
Gen Jacksons fac within one hour after it had pass
The Senate. An order was issued the Treasury for
the money, and the check for the amount Of the fine,
$1,000 and 81 years interest at per cent, was orwar
GEO 10 The Hermitage by the mail OF the same day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05
RICHMOND. TUESDAY, MARCH 5.
HoNoRs TO TBE DIsTIycrIsYEp DE,D

HON0RS TO THE DISTINGUISHED DEAD.
All Virginia will lament over the awful disaster on
board the Princeton, which hurried into one common
grave IN the twinkng of an eye, many citizens of
our land She will long mourn the loss Of her
own eons-as Rachel wept over her children. Upshur !
G,mer. kennon the talented aud the bsave-ihose
who have shed light upon public councils and
seemed destined by their abilities and age, to grace
their county and TO distinguish themselves, have, by
nscru,ahle d'spens,ton of Providence, ben swept off
in q moment. Two OF the members Of the Cabinet
aud the other the superintendent of important arm
of the naval seryce-G,lmer, former Governor of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Judge of her General Court,
profound Jurst, who has asserted, in his admirable cri
tcsm on Judge Storys book upon the Constitution the
true State Rights doctrines of the Virginia School and
explained the true theory of the origin and principles
Of our Federal Rspubc-And kennon as gallant an
officer, as accomplished gentleman, and as worthy
citizen, as any who adorn our country-are gathered
unto their fathers. Well then may Virginia mourn for
her children, to the remolest borders OF her land
The sensation which this fearful calamity has pro
duced in this city, is profound 1t reminds us of the
ira sca scene of the burning of our Theatre, The
night of Goth of December, 1911 There is the same
impression of wonder Of slupefacton, of unut,erable
regret The public grief has vented itself in varioas
forms The Governor nf The Stale ISSUED the follow
my Order upon the melancholy occasion:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-27
Trial for Murder.

The trial Of Joseph Carter, jr., q, Bclvdere,
for the murder Of John B. Parke, has resulted
in The conviction Of the prisoner. |, occupied
the Court exactly three weeks, having been
commenced on Tuesday morning the 4,h inst,
and terminated on Monday evening last Two
weeks were consumed in empannelling jury,
summing up by the counsel, The charge Of
the Court, and The deliberations of the Jurors
The arguments Of Counsel were closed on Sat-
urday evening, and Oh Monday morning Judge
Whitehead charged the Jury in an address OF
an hour and haif's length. They then retired
10 their room a, half pas, 10 A. M. and al P.
M. returned TO the bar, with verdict Of GUILTY
against Carter.
The evidence on this trial was pretty much
the same as that which was offered on the first
trial, with the additional testimony of two young
men, who say they saw Carter aud Hummer
in Wagon, driving in the direction Of the
murder on the evening that it was perpeiraied,
and within mile of the place. The defence,
however, adduced some testimony which rem.
ders this fact extremely doubtful.
The case, IN our opinion, was one OF strong
suspicion agains, Carter without sufficient le.
gal evidence on which TO ground The verdic. OF
guilty. We however ind no fault with the ju-
ry. The trial was as fair as any can be, where
nearly the whole community have formed and
expressed an opinion as to The prisoners guil,
Al the commencement, aud during lis progress
The opinion was almost unanimous, that Carter
would be condemned After his counsel had
addressed the jury, however, public opinion un.
derwent great change, and very few looked
for verdc, Of guilly-ihe more prevalent opln.
ion being that he would either be acquitted, OF
tba, the jury would moi agree. In This they
were mistaken.
When The resuIi was announced. Carter was
some v hal moved, bu, dld no. exhibit any very
remarkable degree of feeling His aged father
who'has sa, by his side during the whole nial
was aimos. entirely oyerpowered, and wepi bit
,erly. His Counsel who have laboured with
uaiirtng zeal during the whole cause. and did
all that Counsel could do to clear him, were al.
so very much affected.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-27
COussterfqitS.

The Harrisburg Telegraph states that the
$40 counterfeit notes on the Bank of Chester
County have heen put IN circulation in that vi
clnly. A man was arrested III PhiladeI phia
for attempting to pass 'hem.
The following description of the new counter
iell notes oi Chester county may be useful, and
should be preserved:
Bank of Chester county, Wesr Chester, Pa
SIS spurious. Vlgnete female with child in
her arms, reapers IN the distance. On lelt end
statue of Washington. On right end, female
with book los spurious Vgneue, sIgners
of The Declaration of independence. On left
end, sailor holding The American flag 20's
spurious. Vigneue, Pat. Lyon at his forge
railroad cars In the distance. On The right end
cows, sheep, &c. These notes do not IN The
least resemble any OF The bills issued by Ihe
Bank. They are altered from Tenlh Ward
Bank Of New York, broken concern
Bauk OF Chester County, West Chester, Pa.
los spurious. Vigneue, on under part of left
end, female with wings, holding in her hands a
covering a shield on which is All eagle
standing on globe. On righ, end caiile, &c.
and on left, denomination. Rawdon, Wright,
Hatch & Co.. New York. eugrarers. This
house has never engraved for that INSTITUTION.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-27
General MarkEe,

Notwithstanding the Loco Foco falsehoods
and ISLANDERS against this old and distinguished
veteran, his prospects are daily Frightening,
and his success is no longer considered doubt
full. The people are we'll acquainted with the
political character of Parson Muhlenberg, and
know by what foul means he secured his nom
Inalion. They know, TOO, that he is in league
with the harpies who have fa,ened on the
plunderings of Office, during the last six years,
and lha, his election would be bu, a continu-
ance.of the presen, mismanagement of public
affairs under which we are so severely suffer
ing. They can never, therefore cas-. their
votes for him and elevate him to the Chief Ma
gis,racy. If the friends Of Markle but do their
whole duty, he will no, only be elected, but his
majority will be immense.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-27

Augsburg has 30, ,0gO, and Bavaria altogether
100000. That part of the country through
hlch travelled. does not equal that of Wur.
'emburg or Badea, neither as to quality nor ar
,hlleclure Maach is situated on large plain,
where industry has done more for man than ua.
ture. The kmg has done, and still continues
40 do, very mgch for the establishment of the
residence. The collection of paintings and
works of sisiuary, Of ancien, as well as mod
ern times, are very, very large. The Kings
Treasury, inlo which we were introduced. is
very rich IN Jewels, in gold as well silver
plate, ard contains much that is beautiful and
admirable. Bavaria has fe,D uineS, but its beer
as every where famous. II is certainly tkc most
SacOTy, but dOnt seem to me 10 surpaSS that Of
Mr. Lauer of Reading.
From Munich We had two days journey TO
Sallsberg, which belongs already to Austria
The last half OF the road is very fine, travelling
over many hill and valley, and the Tyrolese
Alps being for the most par; in view. Salts
burg itself is surrounded with high mountains,
which afford splendid views and has many no.
sable antiquities. From Salisbury we had two
days Journey 10 LinIz, on the Danube. Ia this
stream was also disappointed. 1t is far shori
s,f the breadth expected IL TO be- Even by
Vienna. or rather by Rusderf, several miles
above Vienna, where the whole stream is un-
divided, aud mol, like by Vienna, by islands
>plt ian many arms, it Is far from having half
The breadth OF the Delaware by Philadelphia.
Salisbury ha, $4,000 inhabitants, Linz $4,000
From llnZ We had again long Two DAYS Jour
Irev by way al Mueik, beautifully situated on
she banks of rhe Danube, where we arrived to-
wards ihe end of July. | shall give You
sketch o! this CITY IN future.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prince Met
iernich, returned home few DAYS after my ART
val He had spent some months at the springs,
y hich was known 10 me, therefore there was
no need OF haste on my journey. He received
me very kindly; hui as the Emperor was about
10 depart Tor Milan, 10 the coronation, my in
iroeaeuon, aud The presentation of my creden-
sials, was necessarily postponed till his return.
AT the beginning Of this month this was done
IN due form. had likewise The honor to be
presented at different times 10 the Empress
mother, The Archduchess, Sophia, wife OF the
heir presumpuve TO the crown, also her hus-
band ihe Archduke Francis, brother TO the En-
petor the Archduke Charles, the Archduke
Lewis, etc, brother 10 his laie Father. All of
Them received me very kindly, and with much
esteem; and SO far, have all reason TO be
pleased with my reception.
Remember me kindly to all my friends and
neighhors, who YET recollect me. God grant
that # nol all, | may see The most Of them again.
The day of my return will be the most joyful
Oi my hte Would il we're now arrived.
H A. MUHLENBERG.