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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-12-31

In the Senate This morning., Mr.. Web.
ster presented large bundle ami Tex ;
petitions, which he said he had I,I
received per mail. The resolutions Iur
The admission of Texas having how, Yer
been signed by the President. thes" prl
lions mere of course rwn late; b"r MIR
Webster observed ha they wnlld do for
Cuba. allu'iing to The ResOlurium Of Mr..
Levy for the esSinn oi that island. The
latter gentleman has been sadl, teazed
since yesterday. His friends tell him
that he had beIIer introduce a resolution
for the annexatinn Of lie whule world, so
that we could then have Mr.. Polk pre-
siding al the north pole. lille Mr.. Dallas
attended 10 matters al The south polo ,
aud as for the Cabinet. they could be
distributed round he equator.
Among The resolutions introduced WIS
one instruclius the Committee on Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

ITO RICHARD GARLAND AND LAURA
HIS WIFE.-Pease 10 take notice, tina, on
Monday the 9Th of December next al Melons
Tavern, at Louisa c. H., Va, between The hours
of 10 A. NJ and P. NJ, we shall proceed 10
take the deposition de bcne rs@ Of Charles Thomp-
son, ir., 10 be read in evidence and 10 be perpeu-
ated in certain suit now depending in the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Of
Louisa county, in which Lavinia c. Smith, Lucy
B. Graves, Charles c. Smith, VIM. O. Smith,
Robert C. Berkeley and Calharine his wife, Rich
ard Garland and Laura his wife, Lueian Minor,
both as agent of the aforementioned parties and
as administrator de 6ouis non Of Nathaniel A.
Smith, decd; Joseph X. Pendleton and VIM.
Pendleton, executors of Frederick Harris, decd;
Charles Thompson. jr., Nathaniel Thompson,
Edmund c.. Goodwin Charles P. Goodall, John
Cosby, Oswel McGhee, Edmund Fontaine Jas.
Fon,aine and William Nelson are defendants,
and in which we are complainants; which suit is
brought TO perpetuate the testimony OF the said
Charles Thompson, jr in relation TO certain
claim Of the complainauts as heirs, representa-
lives and distributes of VIM. Mitchell, decd,
and of Garland Thompson, decd, against The IS.
tate of the said Nathaniel A. Smith, decd, and
against his heirs representatives and distributes
and against those of his Executor, upon certain
los, bond executed by the said Smith and others
TO the said WIN. Mitchell: And, if the taking of
the said deposition shall not be comnleted on The
day aforesaid, the taking of The same will be
continued from time 10 time, until 1t shall be
completed.
John M. Ferguson, Sergeant Of the City OF
Richmond; Charles ]. Thompson, Philip Nj.
Thompson, William NJ. Thompson, George G.
Thompson, Julia Thompson, and Isabella J. Sui
", by Philip M. Thompson, her next friend and
trustee.
Byp.v DANIEL, JR., their Counsel.
November 7, lSi5-w4w
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Germs of the Enquirer.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

The modns 0perandi and the contemplated 20.
Utica fruits Of the movement are unrayelled By
The Miledgeville Correspondent OF the Augusta
Consltullonalist His letter was written before the
resignation Of MIR. Berrien was known. That
resignation is The first acl in the drama and we
doubt mol that the rest Of the prediction will be
verified. The Democrats of Virginia will mol be
sorry 10 hear that J. NJ. Berrien, The recanting
author OF The Free Trade Address, has been con-
signed TO obscurity BY his own Wing friends
We, in Virginia, never had very great londness
for such politicians:
Gone OF the most Interesting topics, is the
chances of organizing Court of Errors Think
The probabilities are in lis favor Ii has served
political purpose with some politicians hitherto
from Time 10 time 10 defeat il. think now a
large portion OF the Wings will unite to organize
il for the same reason. II is suggested that the
Wings desire to place Judge Berrien out Of the
way OF doing his party are more harm. While.
therefore, they agree with him in sentiment, and
approve his course; yet policy dictates that his
present position and avowed doctrines have done
much to make WhiggeIy unpopular in Georgia,
and that il no change be made, the Federal issues
Of the next canvass, then 10 be discussed, will tell
powerfully against them. The Wings, therefore,
desire to organize The Court. and place Judge Ber-
rien upon the Bench. Thus this high Tariff,
Bank, Anl-Texas, and strongly Federal Wing,
will be sienced and removed from The political
arena, leaving it, in measure, clear for another
political somerset. Judge Dawson, mho is net a
candidate for re ectOn 10 Tie Bench, is TO be sent
forward 10 Washington Civ 10 ill The unex PRED
term 10 vote in favor Of Texas and make quasi,
half and half, Anti Tariff Speech.
"This is designed 10 ACT as quaifier 10 Judge
Berriens extravasanzas on this subject and give
The stump orators next Summer specious pre-
text for saying that the Wing leaders in Georgia,
AFTER all are not such verv out and out ultra
Tarilliles, but have sill left in them lille of the
old eaven Of Free Trade, State Rights, Strict
Construction, and Modification, and that they
were, indeed, the best friends OF Texas.
at is an old adaee, needs must, wher The De-
vii drives. The friends of the Court Bill will
moi quarrel with the motives tina, secure its pas
sage. The political advantages sought by
party may prove ephemeral, perhaps iusory,
while the Court will prove permanent blessing
10 societv.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14

new home the settler has formed in the West
the in,ruding footsteps Of the relatives he LETT
And for what is all this? Why, England has
asserted chat We are becoming TOO powerful, and
France das alleged that there must be a balance
power To construct this balance, as there is
now but one scale pan, Daniel Webster proposes
to rest The beam on the peaks OF the Rocky
Mountains, and suspend the great basin Of The
Pacific as counlerpoise 10 the growing weight
of the Atlantic But neither the subtle diplo-
macy OF England, nor the anliqualed dreams OF
the French philosophers, can restrain the bold
march OF Republican America, even though
they may WELD the vast intellect ei the "great-
est and best" as an instrument. The iBhe
rent nationality Of The American people is mol 10
be confined 10 any surface OF ground or any exer-
else Of authority. When the increasing tide OF
population pours down the slopes of the Rocky
Mountains 10 the verge OF the Pacific, The name
OF Washington will TO the remolest ages be the
bond OF union, and on either side OF the ridge the
blood will still start the memory OF our achieve
ments. The stars and stripes will be as potent a
protector in the Bay OF San Francisco as in that
of Massachusetts. The growth Of this Union
and Of Republican principles is irresistible. and
not TO be stad even with the help of the Rocky
Mountains
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
so Dollars Reward.

DAN away from The subscriber IN Buckins-
IL ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, TO w.t.
RICHARD, about 6 feet high, % or 80 years
Of age, black and stout made-sold in Richmond
by Mrs. Organ, Of Surry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recollecled. He had on
when he left a white fur hat, with very small
brim and suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, % years old, about S
feel inches high, has a scar on the left jaw, from
the toolhache-lhe skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bone. Had on when he lett black slick cap,
and suit of summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed to the estate Of Mrs. Trevillan, of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, a years old,
about S ieet or 6 inches high, very stout and
MUSCULAR no visible marks recollectcd was sold
in Richmond by Charles d. Peuus, of Halifax
county, Virginia. | will give the above reward
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension and delive-
ry OF the above named slaves 10 Bets & Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
of conveying them TO said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one of them.
June 6-ctf F. c. BRADY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

fHE subscribers, at No. 49, Main street, have just
4 ceivsd and opened beautiful assortment OF new
and fashionable GOODS for ladies' wear To which they
particularly call tho attention of country merchants and
Othels purchasing in this market
Super Fou ard Rips rich and beautiful article
Fine new style Cashmere De Coss, English and French
Super figured ROumelias
Super figured McDoras and Zenubias
Striped and changeabe Abertees
Figured Eolans and Foulard Musiins
Plain and figured Alpaccas
Black and blne Coburgs, for ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prints, large assortment
Woollen and other Shawls. in great variety
Linen cambria and other Handkerchiefs
Long half-fngered Mitts black and white
Black and white silk Hose
Jaconet and Swiss Muslins
Plain and check Cambria, large assortment
Iisle lace aud Edging
Paris CHM and Glrdles, black and colored
Black Bombazine, Silk, Florence Braid and Willow
Bonnets
Bonnet, Cap and Lnstring Ribbons.
These goods, with many Others, have been selected
with much care, and will be offered to purchasers e1
tremely low.
LONDON, WILLlNGHAM s. DREWRY.
Sept. 9-c&dlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
ITO RICHARD GARLAND AND LAu-

T1O RICHARD GARLAND AND LAU-
i RIA HIS WlFE.-Pease 10 take notice,
that on Monday, the 9Th day Of December next,
al Melons Tavern, al Lonisa Courthouse, Va,
between the hours of 10 A. M and P. Nj, we
shall proceed to take the deposition of Charles
Thompson, Jr., to be read in evidence in certain
suit now pending in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Louisa county, in
which Lavinia c. Smith, Lucy B. Graves, Chas
G. Smith, VIM. o. Smith, Robert c. Berkeley
and Catherine his wife, Richard Garland and
Laura his wife, Lucian Minor, both as agent Of
the aforementioned parties, and as administrator
dc 6anis non OF Nathaniel A, Smith, dec Joseph
X. Pendleton and VIM. PendIeton executors OF
Frederick Harris, deceased, Charles Thompson
Jr, Nathaniel Thompson, John M Ferguson,
Sergeant of the city of Richmond, Edmund C.
Goodwin, Charles P Goodall, John Cosby, Os.
we'll McGhee, Edmund Fonlaine, JAS F'ontaine
and VIM. Nelson are defendants, and we are
complainanls And if the taking Of the said de-
position shall not be completed on the day afore.
said the taking of the same will be continued
from time TO time until completed.
Charles J. Thompson, Philip M. Thompson,
George g. Thompson, VIM. M. Thompson, Ju-
lila Thompson, and Isabella J. Sully, BY her neKi
friend andtrustee, Philip M. Thompson.
BvP. ". DANIEL, a., their Counsel.
Nov. Th, lsI5-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
Aug. 30-cf
TrN nnIIARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Powha-
II Ian county, Ter miles above the Courthouse,
ON The 26th instant, my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, few days since of Mr..
Eli Ball, Trustee for Mrs. Horner, who lives ten
miles above Richmond, on the river road, where
suppose he will aim 10 get or Turk about Rich
mond. Peter is about 81 or % years of age,
about feet or inches high, black, heavy
built, has been shot in one of his arms and one
Of his hips no other scars recollected, except one
on his left cheek, rather bad countenance; had
on, when he eA roundabout and pants, Of Glas-
Cow jeans. will give The above reward Of $40,
and paw all other reasonable expenses, TO any
person who will deliver him TO Sias Omohundro,
al his Jail, in Richmond, or secure him in any
jail SO get him again.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT


THE subscriber win Offer auction, the premises
on the 10Th Of December next, the Estate called
DtNLORA, the late residence of Col. Samuel Carr,
Containing by recent survey, four hundred and forty
iaiee or these. one hundred and sixty I'll.
wanna low grounds, Of the finest quality than one
hundred heavily tiber-d the greater part Of
which is within TWO miles Of charlottesville. where
wood commands ready sale and high price The rest,
eysep, what has been seeded in wheat this FALL is well
81 il prass This Estate IL situated between two and
ih'ee miles North OF charlottesville, and within fonr
iailes cfthe University OF Virginia, in wealthy neigh
borhcoi, remarkable for It's intelligence and morality.
The Rvanna uver, which bounds the Estate, Is navi
gable for baticaux In both Of its branches for five and
1 miles above il, TO large manufacturing mills Of the
highest repute There Is also another large mill one
mile below, on tributary Of the Rivanna. The i'm
p"vemens consist of large and elegant brick dwell
hy and all necessary out honses
TERMS, one fourth on the 18th February, 1916, and
a residue In three equal annual instaments thereafter
immediately amer the sale Of tho land there will also
" offered nj auction thirteen young and likely Ne
goes all the Stock, Plantation Utensils and Household
'9rn n. and The crops Of Con Hay and Tobacco
TERMS made known on the day Of aa'e.
yet, i0--ctds GEORGE WATSON CARR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
500 Reward

WILL be paid for the delivery OF CESAR,
w who ran away on The 18th instant. He is
feet inches in be ghl % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid if delivered
a, Bets & Edmondson's JAIL in Richmond, or il
confined in any jail 50 we get him. He ran of
in company with nulaltu man named Jacob
27years old, thin vsage, and stands S feet9 inch
es in height. Cesar was brought from Jackson,
N. c., and sold by Sprally Horn.
Belts s. EDMONDSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having purchased "Cl0ver Hill " the
L county seat Of the new county OF AppomattOx,
and all doubt which heretofore existed as TO the title TO
said property having cleared TO the satisfaction
of the Court and the public square having been laid oil
Goth day Of November next, TO The highest bidder, on
credit of six twelve and eighteen months, the purcha
sers giving bonds with approved security, the whole OF
the thirty acres which have under the sanction OF an
Act of the Legislature Of Virginia, been laid of into
half acre lots will At the same time, offer for sale
that very desirable property, The Tavern ard Tavern
lots on the following terms, Wig onc-third cash. and
the remaining thirds Of the purchase money In one
and two equal annual instruments the purchaser giving
bond with approved security and the title withheld
Ill the purchase money be paid.
This is one of the bandsomest locations In Virginia,
in the midst Of fine and healthy country noted for It's
and moral standing on the great thorough
fare between Lynchburg and Richmond and Farmvilo,
and within few miles Of tho James River Canal, for
long series of years free from the visitation Of sves
and other malignant diseases, which have ravaged
other sections of the country. Being the county seat
Of wealthy and enerprispg community, and possess
ed of many natural advantage no situation could at
ford more attractions To capitalists who may wish 10
purchase property for the purpose of speculation.
or men, no may wish TO locate themselves
permanently with sure prospect for patronage, or
trad snien who desire liberal and profitable encourage
ment am sure say enough TO ensure the enhance
of willing and spirited bidders, when say, that Glover
HILL known from The seaboard TO the mountains, Ii for
sale. SAMUEL D. McDEhhMON.
Nov 7-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
Private school.

r SHALL open School at my residence
l. in the county of Albemarle, seven miles from
Charlottesville, on the first Monday in January
next in which will leach the Ancient Langua-
ges, French, Mathematics, the elements of Nalu-
raj Philosophy and Chemistry, Botany. History,
Bellies Letlres, &c. The number OF scholars will
be limited 10 Ten, four Of whom are engaged
The other six, | wish 10 take as boarders in my
own family TO be treated in all respects like my
own children. would prefer boys between 10
and IA years of age, and such as will remain at
the school for several years The first session
will end on The Is. of July, 1885, and afterwards
the session will begin regularly on the LIST Of Sep
lember and terminate on The Isl of July.
Terms-For the first session OF six months $50,
for board and tuition, inclusive of all charges
My pos, Office is Charlottesville, Va.
FRANKLIN MINOR,
Oa 2-e9aw2w&w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
NOTICE


DY virtue Of deed Of executed to the late John
ID W. Lewis and Benjamin Lewis, as Trustees, by
Peyton K. Burwe of the county OF mrcklenbmre, Tor
the purpose Of securing the paynen, OF bond due To
Blair Burweil, which deed Is recorded in the Clerk
Office Of the County Court of MreklenburE, bearing
date the second day of September eighteen hundred
and twenty -four, the subscriber, as surviving Trustee
will at Christansvi in the county OF Meckienourg,
on the eighth day OF December next at 10 O'Clock, II
fair IL not the next fair day thereafter, Sunday except
ed offer for sale, ut public nuctinn, 10 the highest bid
DER for ready money much of the following mention
ed properly n.eyed in the aforesaid deed q. may be
necessary to satisfy the debt now due to Blair bufwe
and costs and charges of executing this tru:t-to wit
Tract Of Land lying In The county OF meckienbure,
containing five hundred and hflyfour acres and bound
ceased on the North the Estate Of George Binge, de-
ceased on the East and Robert Scott on the South and
West being the same tract OF land which the said
Peyton z. Burwell now resides.
Also, between thirty and forty Slaves, consisting
of men women and Children, &c, SC.
The subscriber, as Trustee, will convey 10 the pur.
chaser or purchasers, such title only Is vested IN
him by The aforesaid deed
Oct 3-cw2m BENZ. LEWIS, trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
SANnS, SUBSEQUENTLY

SANDS ShhSAfAhILLh.
TT is calculated, that with Kaleidosc pc con-
i tanning twenty bits of glass-making ten chan
ges in minute-it would take 3G2 800, 890, 579
years and 260 days 10 gothroush all the combina-
lions it is capable Of PRODUCING &C.
cording to ourfrail notions ofthings 10 an eternity
Imagine then the infinite variety OF combinations
and changes that science might produce with We
getable juices and extracts, In Sands sarsaPa.,
rilla we have one of the happiesi instances OF
what chemistry has already accomplished in this
particular. Kings Evil Scroiula and many kin
bred diseases, long supposed incurable, give way
before the anli-seplic and tonic qualities OF this
preparation For all ulcerous OF eruplive diseases
it may be given to the infant as well as to the
adult.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
Of its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
which may be Obtained Of The Proprie.ors and
their agents gratis
az Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL and for
expectation, by A. B. SANDS q CO., Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings, No. 70 Broadway corner
OF Chambers street. New York. Sold, also, BY ALEX
AMBER DUvAL 4 CO., Agents, Main street, Rich
mond, w Pfce-3l per boltIs or SIX bottles for s.
Nov. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
NEW FIRM.

w & S. II. GORDON have this day associated
w with them in business Mr. II. h. MONTAGUE,
who has acted heretofore satisfactorily salesman
in the houses Of William Gordon, aud w. & II. Cor
don. The business will hereafter he conducted under
the style Of w. & 3. n GORDON & CO.. who offer
their services to the friends Of the old concern and The
public generally who may desire their aid in Tie sale
Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, &c. The same liberality
will BE- extended by the House as heretofore.
WILLIAM GORDON,
S. II. GORDON,
II. b. MONTAGUE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
rr,,aIE TEACHERS WANTED.

THE Trustees OF Everettsvilie Female Academy wish
10 Employ Two unmarried ladies, who have expert
ence IN teaching 10 take charge of this School on ihs
inst Monday ia January next. They must be quaihed
to teach a the branches of thorough English eouca
on and one Of them give instruction IN music on the
pliuo
satisfactory testimonials Of character and quaihca-
lion, viii be required.
EvprriiSvi,le Is a small village In Wayne county,
North Carolina abont seven miles South OF Waynesbo-
rou,h and is one Of the most healthy situations IN Inc
E,,tcrn part of the State.
Address The subscriber, al Waynesborough, wayne
county. i. & post paid j. Z. SLoCOmo,
,,r ai-cGt Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

This little Stale, TOO, comes up "all right
Do The Wings insist, that Mr.. Polk was fraudu-
ently elected last fall4 If the people were then
opposed 10 him, his conduct as President must
have produced wonderful change in their
views Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland,
and, now Michigan, all for the Democracy.
Blu, 10 few details:
Jackson county gives 100 majority, for Felch.
the Democratic candidate for Governor; Oakland,
$50; Calhoun, $50; Lenawee, 400; Monroe, GOO;
Wayne. $50. Washenaw gives 200 for Vickeiy
The Wing candidate (says The N. Y. News y.
Fetch is undoubtedly elected. Both branches OF
the Legislature largely Democratic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-14
FOR SALE.

TIME very desirable House and Lot In the town OF
an rhe House is of BRICK well built, large ana com
naActs The grounds, which cover nearly whole NOE
sqn,rr are attractive and beaufu being laid on WIN
rr ;,.,e in siopny falls and wide walks, and adorn.
III v.fI many handsome trees. A more delightful and
,Iti+ residence, whether regard be had TO health,
CONFER, or appearance, cannot be found IN inc town.
s,r w, be made privately, and the terms may DO
learned on communication with either OF the undesign-
rd JOHN MoNCURE, Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MOR5ON, Richmond city,
An eff Executors Of Thomas Seldom, decd