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The vs. Voter Wsach" u again III Oil
uldus. Capt. GOraoaa, good 10 his word, hqoma
upon ae viii me ssesmer Gen. AIorgan IL
.ar as liss aud twice as natural" Watch i'd
rs~cotson Eisia-asighta lighsand nar send
yeuF staple % market, get Tie eretugn cargo,
and chirp and easol 81 happy Is tho lark Nat
wakes khse fsons Isl slualbefsl aNee al
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THE TRRArY WITH CHINA.

~ : \ 80 u ..;.t H. T.aatS
= II SsGA ~ ~ .aisa.es Go, ,hoso' A.
! y go 49, ss.ht;aa.;aa H. cnllo,H;nr
unlen.s III iml.eu'sse Pu. ..slaon. :; ~ ,sn.s
paper which, lor ~ P%rac, e uses, WIN ~. D Tr ,n =
.Msg rs - cur y a". ' $500. = 60.
Neeas because y gives ! ~ -
2. 'ne cna1lcsgr ~ us1s' .s = -
1sds'0sos 1'ee"sss"ee'
Eao,n M. C,,.h;,,o n fbe Secr1,,ry of Stoe.
MACAO 'uiy D lea4's
sIR 4 nave me nonoF 20 enclose 70 You a CO.
py o. inc treaty o. wang fa'ya, % slgned on me
% instant
IN examining tnle document you WI hnu' y
me nrst Plase, mat w 'ne description ~ me con
tracting parties. we language OF the stlpnlations'
ana tne MODE OF execution tneastyte OF periect
equality between the United States and China
mas neen sedu,ousiy observed ; ana ! may aaa'
INA. ms mas nSe' carstuly a1enoea 70 " 'ne
Ininesc as Wen as IN me Eshsilsh uuPi.ca.e Oh
sue Z iea.y.
~ ~. Pe.o.lses = ."e seooNu Plaee, ina
.n,s ! .sasy Ss'..ai.ls many Pl T ! Mn'en are
NJ : ~ = 8 A1's..en y
A,M.A1,a;nnsS' !. = = sisss, supprs..e..aI y 49,
I 7 w ~. t'ao '"ll'lo e ~ oasN ua'
4 80 su'a M ..-.a u
/ ~ I..;a. u aua.a 49, y = ~
5aal a sssS s NJ 49, Y ,.:.b $500 asa ias
~, rooas ..s $500 Ia,.a Il s,,h;as. ar..aan
NJ e6Ou' = sol'tt any - 'u"JocAs y mono
TiL... 4 .s.s;.m :.s.L r.a -
,;.1;' ~ na,.,ss os,s. s E,s $ ! as.'s e ~ .sss""; ~
ss'''s !. pocel - = A'.'spsIor IN rae excursion
,I1s..AS ( :. Ell .s :.
s.. n ! - ,ms Il, asas;S a.a cSmmeEela. Pslvl1,
s;I. :. y p'e.. 1 : ~ eApol'Ason =
-. 1880; ~ aHL sAe .AlO aa..o" - ~ ~ :.
4 49, !. = !. ~" ~ :1 M
tha s,,h;sa,s ~ :Iasa aaaaA I, n:N,''s MA .Ln
- 81 as,s Z oAo'eS '1'0nopoiy' - = now ehe
T,h;s " : !
4f.a N II ! So ~. NJ asa..s. y " .lsaty = y ans
~ I Y AlTTA.'s Y ". - eon.iapanu ~
ropoay = 7 s.'Pu u.s pe.Weeh ihe
y" Wy NJ .aou'ica'ions ,ths "a.
~ $50 - i'aue Wa'iou' sls consent q 'he Uni
= Nases
os.o.u ~ Sne nenglasn tIeaues, inc Consui
= ssculAy ioF inc payment OF duties, and is bound
= eeG1! LOT ~ AL 'nfac.ions Of the revenue
avs u onlna; nus Is % tfansfert 70 the BRITISH
OS.nnnch. Lne ONCE and responsibility OF pay
w aulles. whscn Involves much of regulation
y VII q 'ns prosecution q tfaae, winch e1'
PeI,ence mas already shown % os announcement
~ ~ SUBJECTS as wen WEI as % the government OF
g ey% A,ritaiA. A!l tnls e avoided IN the treaty
cash, which is perfectly acceptable 10 he mer.
onA''' anu u, accoraanecW WIN the course OF pu-
Third. New nroy;s;ons + made !, Tho ,,nnlss,
usnher ior inc erade' from port 70 port, IN Chi
"@s
sa.f n.e = slls 'oucneG q. oanton' mas
osLa paau .o"nase uulies ana a,scnaFged q par
49, III nay RLoe s WIN tne residue 70
to Inc payment Of tonnage duty = second lime !.
and goods which have beeuslannded. and Maid d,,.
Inv at one 81 the ports of ChbhnasSts NAV. al any time,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

We learn from the DonaldsonYille ADVOCATE
Of he lat inst. that the house Of Louis CoioEb,
near thai place, was entirely destroyed hY ire
90 shs 31sh ult. Loss estimatedst $4,000.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

0IThe only Agency for the celebratedyon
piington's Pills, is at SO Poydras street, Newssr
leans, and warranted 10 cure the Ague and
yer in every case and at the same place on
can be had Wistar's celebrated Balsam of Wild
Cherry for Consumption, and all the useful iami-
" Medicines, required on a plantation, which
are at all times sufficient to cure the different
complaints to which people are subject, are KEEP
at SO Poydras street, and warranted to give sat
i~sfaction. We invite Planters to call and get .
pamphlet, gratis, with directions for the use 0
all those celebrated articles.
For sale in Opelousas BY DIR. HAWKINS.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

Tie Mem Felix Bosworsh, Isl msas geny
RaFish ANage of The Parish of Carroll ss Y
algned Bill oaicc.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

AFFRAY AND MURDER. w understand ,b..
an affray took place in St. Nncisyille ! says
days ago, in the coffee house kepby a Nh. Fat.
tiers, between himself and his I,~alksper. drr;ng
which Mrs. Fetters stepped betwen them 10
take away sunwhicf her husband ia n lii
hand, when unfortunately the gun weA otfand
killed her on The spot.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

Inc Legislature Is about making a new parish
By cutting OF the parish Of 81. sessin near Es.
Ipasne De Rlanc's planisllon-alsa she Pasish
q g. Nary near ]. q. Richardson-whieh NC
prseaale will % called Iberia.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

thasks as due n Morgan. 81 ahe
Literary Des and ssael sf Gimp stress New
orlsaas s maay at literary gems. Kssp
.yNlN lganN aa. Man.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13
MNvEs or FEE WanR.
FROM rEXAS.

BY steamship New York, Capt. Wright, we
have received Galveston papers up to the 25th
instant, and Houston 23d.
The recommendation of the President to re.
peal the exchequer laws does not appear 10 meet
with the appreciation ola majority Of the menu
bers Of either house Of Congress, and the papers
are strongly arguing against the proposed inca
sure.
1t ID reported that the Treasurer has beer I'M
able to comply with the law recurring him 10
keep only twenty thousand dollars in circulation,
and that over forty thousand dollars Of cxcllequcr
bills are now in circulation, exclusive ofthose on
hand in the customhouses.
Heavy rains fell Mt Houston on the l7ih and
18th, which rendered the roads almost impassa.
bic, and several planters in the neighi,orhood
would he detained one or two weeks in briu-
ging their cotton to market.
The act TO leave the settlement of the seat Of
government question 10 the people in l647, has
passed both houses, and received the signature
Of the President.
The rivers Trinity and Brasos had considera-
bly, risen from the late rains, and it was expect.
ed that the navigation. ofthose rivers would soon
commence. Large quantities OF GOTTEN were yet
TO come from them.
Captain Byrne, Of ST. Josepil's island has ex.
hibited a sample offea Island cotton, grown on
his plantation, which was pronounced by conpe-
toni judges to be unsurpassed.
Ho! FOR TEYAs! A letter from Rcd River,
10 the editor Of the Washington {Texas1 Ma.
tional Register, says that not less than 1000
wagons have crossed Red River into Texas with.
in six weeks. &
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

OREeoN. After all it seems that the long.
pending negotiation with the British minister,
respecting Oregon, has amounted to little oryno.
thing. In reply to Mr.. Aliens inquiry, as to the
progress which had been made, Mr.. Archer's
language was that, ''in a few days the result Of
the attempted negotiation on the part ofthc Eng
lish Government and the United States, con-
corning the Oregon question, would be trans
mitted TO the Senate.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

Ms 81 81 the Ned River Re-
publican haa hsa Ias 81 Diss time. but was
lasA sssa luEkag about ihn TEeaMrsrS Office, 10
New 0Hssal Days. ~ you amoksl ssOA,
Morse FadisAge
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

LOUISIANA AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
It will be sfersby the proce -dings Of this Asso.
citation; pablished in another column, that its
members are determined 10 prosecute with vigor
tbs preparation for the next fair. which takes
piaee on the second Monday in May, SO as to
render it every way creditable not only TO Loui.
siana, but to the whole south and southwest.
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+. ". OLDERsHAUSEN
Snoeaa 70 i fs.

Ut WHOLESALE,
No. 9 Magazine stree, Neu ORLEANS.
ny ERCHAS1S and Planters will fpd a comn,t.
lVM assortment of the above goods to he sold. II
Northern Cash prices, and Inducements will be htlIont
to them which win make it greatly to their adyantsre
to purchase at this establishment.
A.. IA complete assortment Of shoe FINDINGS.
Tools, Trimmings, and every article made uc 81 Nv
made al horne--constantly on hand.
February l3-3m
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

QAAe Steamer cla IeN new Orleans Oh
Tosaas % ash iass ~ o'clock, MI, and d.
ysdat Washington "a Thursday, the 9Th inst.
making she rip il about so hours, against &
tremendous bead wind up the Mississippi, aud
laying sp one night, We found every person
on boand this boat polite and gentlemanly, and
attentive 70 their duties. All the arrangements
If he bout IRE complete; and We trust her me.
riss viii sntitle her 10 full share Of public pa.
sroa M refer our rcaderseovhs card below.
PANolA-Joseph Dercier, Master.
January 81, 1915.
% accident having happened 10 The Pamela
IN Asr trip from OpeIousas 10 New Orleans. du,.
Ing The early part Of the Slst inst.-We, The
passengers on board cR said boat, take greaj
pleasure II certifying to the prompt and eHicien
manner il which the Captain and officers ais
charged their respective duties. We believe
tie accident to hase been unavoidable; and il
% Tho fidelity Of the o~f6csrs, sxe shanl
hsla kiudly ~ their energetic interpretation i
NessEyimg uss t0 render them this iusg mecd 4
rrAM
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

This phraseology, "result ofthe attempted ne
COLLATION., Of course, implies a total failure in
the object of %efecting any settlement by ncgo-
tiation.
Thomas w. Dorr, it is stated, peremptorily
refuses to accept Of his liberation from the State
Prison, on the stipulated condition Of his taking
the oath of allegiance To the State.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

haEs g he z Wees" fr late city "a.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

The Planters Gazese is Of opinion tina, Pla.
quemine, is a much more suitable noint "a, ~
Surveyor Generals Ofice,than either Donald,
%sonville or Baton Rouge.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

New York SENATORS. Messrs. Dix and
Dickensop, have been duly elected Senators If
the United States from New York, to succeed
Messrs, Virgin and Talmadge, resigned.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

A duel between Colonel Benton and Cover.
nor Thomas Of Maryland, is rumored. W. be.
lieye that Colonel Benton resolved some years
ago never 10 fight another duel.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

BY steamship New York, Capt. Wright, we
received Galveston papers up to the 25tl
instant, and Houston 23d.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-02-13

THE SMITHSONIAN BEaUEsT. A bill is now
pending in Congress to appropriate this fund.
1t proposes among other things, the foundation
Of a free library, for which $4,000 annually
are to be expended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07
ROUSSEAU WELL REN.RKeD.

u
THAT II IS more honorab;s for . man 10 make one
discovery important 10 mankind than 10 have SUI
.rfcia kn0wlsdgs Of many branches ef mr., and sci.
80 Setting aside the hanor," Is certainly drsi q
ior The good Of The human race That an enqn,rlnr
$50 n u!d erect is energies 10 one object or class Of
l-ei. instead &C dtsu>:ng them over :mes. h-ia Of
-iyst,on A. an illustration, We may point 10 Sands
l-rsua. Tao ront, exc, ma ~, seems hardly worth
= ran the earth; yet by series OF careful eJpc
'~r's ID concentrating ns qIalitias, an adapting
- = ~ assIailai!oG with The fluids which nnurish
e ,a-,nn human life, the Messrs. Sands ave sue
I'd n giving 10 the world . preparation, which,
so y. Providence. is an Acknowledged and infalli-
:. med! for all uieerous and cutaneous diseased
QUA, 1ancer, Tuutar, and the long and destructive
W. 9, physea evis Of which they are terrible speci-
~ vaa.h before its health restoring influence.
4'ih-r particulars, and conc usive evidence Of Its
'1f'' value and efficacy, sec pamphlets, which may
.ot.Et! of agents gratis.
~ ''cca;ed and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
.5'a.i'a, By a. B. BANDS & CO., Druggists and
r-.' e'ani:e Buildings, No 10 Broadway, corner
.y,ys hets street, New York. Sold, also, by ALEX
as.. tH otVAL CO., Agents, Main street. Rich
o,, Pr.ee-Sl per bottle, OF SIX bottles for IS
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To Mrs. Curbin Burton, for the best mattress,
dollars.
To Mrs. DR.. Garnet, for the best countcrpane,
S dollars.
To Mrs. Corbin Burton, for the best comfort,
5 dollars.
To Mrs. Boulware, for The best bed quilt, S dol.
lars.
To Mrs Rsdd, for the best domestic carpet,
dollars
To Mrs Dr. Gaines, for the hes, hearth rug,
S dollars.
For The best specimens Of stockings, socks
gloves and mi,,s, 10 Miss Ann Allen and Mrs.
A. G. Bass, each premium Of dollars
To Miss Mary Garter, s 90 for the best butter.
To Mrs Corbin Burton 90 Tor the second
best.
To Mrs. Chas. B. Williams 90 for the third
best.
To Mrs VIM Miller , 90 for the fourth best.
The Committee would hare awarded pre-
MUM to Mrs E. B. Selden had there been an
other offered for the next best specimen.
The Committee on Farms recommended pre-
MUM to Mr.. John Currie, for his farm, which
was awarded.
The Committee on Ploughing awarded The Pre-.
MUM Of $50 % 10 MIR. John A. HUTCHINSON
In the second match, for colored servants the
Committee divided The premium Of Sl5 between
Mr.. Micr's man Frank and Gen. Richa rdson's
man John
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07

IN CHANcERY-YiRc.s n AT Rules, held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit superior Cu:rt al Law
aud Ch:HceTy f.. King William county, al the Court
Hnisc on Munray. il,- ~ day of september, IL Is
Ann Kin.. Er.ha Mr,etuh, EoteGG Kendall and
Elizabeth his vie, Robert r =, Auanna, william and
Samai Meredith Jasper Row, aad sarah his wife, Ed
ward l.. Mered III Jinies Meredith ana Jnhn l.
Mesednh-the three last Of whom are infant. under the
a.e of Years, and by their next friend,
the said I'll. liza Ncredijh-kraer Dayi, Eailey Davis,
S-im slaughter aud Emeiine his wife, Martin, John b.
and William 4 lipscomb-td- TWO last Of whom are
infants nader twenty years Of age and sue by their
next friend, William Is. Lipscomb Plaintiffs:
aga'ust
Lewis Lilll-Iage, administrator OF John Meredith,
deceased, Moody bi,oh and olympia his wife, WASH
instoa 7. Mann and May his wife, Susan Dugar. widow
OF Reuben nugar deceased David A Lacy and Catha-
rne his wife. Ella :. Duear, Reuben A., John Z. !,
Ieondas L., Pocahonias and James b lacs-the last
ge infants. uni-r tweny-one years, and children al
Elizabeth Lacy, dccs asej, late the wife Il John T.
Lacy and James White, Defendants.
The defendants, Moody Blood and Washington r.
Mann Mary Is wife, having entered their APP
pearance and given security, according to the act oil
Assembly and the rules of hs Court and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants
Of This Common eah, Is ordered tht tbs said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the hrst day Of the next
term and the bill OF the plaintiffs, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in news
plper published in the city If Richmnnd and continued
fur .wo months sucoes-vely, and anntts cop, posted
al the front door OF the cout-house of this county.
Co2y-Test@,
Sent. lD-cw2m J. o. POLLARD, DC.
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Form, Of the Enquirer.

r,.,,,rer Is published DAILY aud SEMI
81 Ks ~, me pai.v Paper, seven dollars per an
~ me raj. OF eight dollars If taken for short
- -, one YEAR For the Semi-Neekly, five
e'iod ' '",,,u. and Three Dollars fut six months,
=. Ts,n,e 10 be pad IN the e5ee, or RENTED by
md. or SIX Dollars per annum at the -ud oil
i r. mos 10 this Office may he RENTED per mall
j ',tayaiaA!r Bank notes, al the risk OF tue Ed
80, Of al letters betRg pad BY the pr'ters.-
'of siusle letter is scarcely Of any account
y ,,rr It is the accumulation of postage, IN an
h,.iness, which operates as soiioas -
FERNS OF ADVERTISING. !.
r,r nI!i.Y ENQUIRER-For one square 9.
49, or less, first insertion, Any ee:, ~
.t-N .t,pq insertion twenty-five etnts-n inse, ,
.,.k. twice a week, or three tunes "ee"'
,.u and a half cents. .x ar .;,,e.n
~. SsMi-W EEKLY-One square OF s,n;eo"
6,si insertion, 20 tentSi io' eae" .""'"u
~ en- distance must he accompanied Win the
Esd. 'i'A .,iaclory references, 20 insure execu-
Fl. ,,.,.,.,. are charged ffty dollars for thirty
trrGt a' 49, n,,9uriion for advertisements OF
-. 7si :. - ,.sm Lottery Vendors and Auction
-, 'fhs''I h,,sr, oae hundred dollars, (paper IN
ste3 ,.;,.,-.,s and Marriages from tae couhtry,
" - e. rarty,, handwriting ID unAn"wn al this
I.a' - =. authenticated Sy the eEdorsaii3n oil ina
g nv - ,hr .hsorlo,sd, or they !" III In NO case
,.'t' :,,.fy measure, that has been taken 10
: nt zoos and ctizxes. has proved heretofore
t.' W.un,i therefore, iusisi, IL snth 4 case,
tss Inc ,t;on hr,nr c.rtifrd BY Ire name OF
-, ,,...rs on ;he b4tS ~ tss !t,:tr.
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE


FINDER the authority of a Deed Of Trust from the
- i,,e Benjamin Harrison Of Berkeley. IN Charles
CITY County, and of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Charles City County,
rendered the 3Jth May, ls45, in suit therein depend
Ing between the President Directors and Company Of
the Bank af Nirgini, plaintiffs and Mary W. Harrison,
ex-cuiy of Brr min Harrison and Others dee dants
the undersigned trustees in The sid deed and commits
soners appointed by the said DECREE will on Wtdnes
day the 3st Of December next il fair if not the next
fair day thereafter at Berkeley aforesaid In the county
OF Charles C,ty, sell at public auction ready money
about thirty slaves, many of which said be young
and valuable
Attn time and place aforesaid, The und rsgned,
der the authority aforesaid will expose salo public
auction, Tract ot Forest Land dining 24s acres
ng IN said county, not far from Berkeley The terms Of
this sale are, one fourth Of the purchase money pay
able III cash. and the other three fuurhs able in
moetes, one Of them year. and tho other years
from tie day OF sats and bonds with approved security
gwen for them, and the title retained as security
for the bonds.
RICHARD ANDERSON, Trustees and
ROBERT STANARD, Commissioners.
Nov. 3-u0.G
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From The Bvst2n Ezra Sun, Nor.3l
Arrival or the Royal Mail steamship
G. A /. + ID O y | A.
EIGHT DAYS LATER.

The Ca!etoa.a was telegraf he'd this Monday
morning a, half pas, O'clock, ard arrived al her
wharf il t:as Boston, al half past o'clock
.hu> mixing a passage of fonrteen and hal!
days. The Caledonia bfonant 1907 passengers
from Liverpool TO Boston. We maze our s-!ec-
tions mostly from The European Times:
Their. is Iu,.c OF ir,eres, in the foreign news
o; the week beyond the tidings from Algeria
That brave and unsubdued chief, AID ell Kaier,
has achieved another triumph over his French
invaders. He surprised and captured another
eco Of lhem.
The poor fellows, il is true, were sick, and
could ma k no resistance: bur, coupling this With
the preyiJus dei.at we reco1.ed ~ onr last, II
would apnear ,hat The French arms IN y !rica are
in fai. way ut losing their laureis IN these un-
fortunate encoun,ers with the children OF the sun
the sons Of the desert.
The dock yards and naval arsenals OF Eng land
exhi5i, extraordinary activity at The present mo-
menl. In many o! The outpors, seam iriga'es OF
the largest class have been ordered, 10 be ready
Sy fixed period, and the builders have been
bound in heavy penalties 10 have them fl for sea
al The required time.
The Puseyi.e rupture with The Anglican
church has taken an important turn Mr.. New
man and batch OF his friends hare al length ior-
n.a.ly seeded, and Joined the Church OF Rome.
The event has no, excited much surprise, for II
has long been expected. -
Miss CusnMaS, THs AoTREss.-We notice
tha, some oil The American papers say Miss
Cushman has not been doing well al The English
provincial theatres. There are few, II any oil
our own celebrated actresses VINO nave pocke,en
so many English .overeigns as our fair Ameri-
can friend who has 50 lately left her home and
country TO seek fame and fortune in foreign land.
Miss Cushman has Just completed 10 engage
ment OF Twelve nights a; Manchester, for which
she received 1000 dollars. Her engagements at
Bris,o, Bah, Sheffield, and other places, have
beea excellent and aDs, profitable.
PRo.pecrs OF THE FARvEsT.-The very vet,
unfavorable weather. 1pefienced. during the week,
has done 50 much injury 10 that portion OF The
crops sill abroad in the northern counties, as TO
render i, mex, impossible for The grain TO be Re-
cured In any other way ,aan the worst condition,
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Sept. 10 -cw2 pm
1:.JsIa.afiOn.
WANT employment, for The ensuing year as
w Teachers

NTANT employment for The ensuing year as
w Teachers
L. Miss A. Has taught two years; teaches all
The branches OF an English Education, French
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 300 dollars and
board per scholastic year.
3. Miss e. Will teach as above with The ex-
cep!ion Of painting and drawing. Terms: 200
dollars and board.
3 Mr.. c. Has taught several years; is A.
NJ. OF University Of Virginia. Terms 600 dol
lars and board
4. MIR. d. Teaches Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French, English and the Natural Sci
ences; has been Professor Of Mathematics in u.
s Navy; wants immediate employment Terms:
500 dollars and board.
5. Mr.. L. Has had some experience intrach-
ing; will teach as MIR. D., with the exception OF
Natural Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars and board.
8 Mr.. F. Will teach as Mr. Z. Terms same
All Virsinians oflhe right stamp. Choose yc.
Direct (shor letters, posl-paid) Lodore P: o.,
Amelia. VIM. n. HAtklSoN.
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60 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber IN buckinS-
u ham county. Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about 6 feet high, % or 30 years
Of age, black and sion, madc-sold in Richmond
BY Mrs Organ, OF Surry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks reco!lec;ed. He had on
when he lett white fur hat, with very small
brm, and suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, q years old, about5
fee! inches high, has scar on the left jaw from
The ,hache-,hc skin seems to have grown to
the bone. Had on wien he left black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond b. Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed to the estate OF Mrs Trevillian, of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old,
about S feet or inches high very .,ou, and
muscular; no visible marks recollecied, 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 TO Belts & 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.
Jun. 6-of &C. BRADY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-07
,ALtngLE ALBEMARLE ESTATE AT
A I1f,TION

TIL subscriber viii 6sIer, al ancion, on the premises,
on ia- n'h OF December next, the Estate called
~ MORA, the late residence If Col. Samuel Carr,
.a!r,ng BY recent survey, four hundred and forty
:a'se of these. hundred and sixty are III
T2i nw cr.upds Of the finest quality; more than ons
i;ei .~i-S heavily tinbrr-i, the greater part
So. : wiiNta Two miles Of Charlottesville, where
: y 'nHss,ds tsaGy sale and high p ice Th- rest :.
= what hash. ensredcd IN wheat this Fall. i well
.. sra>s. This Estate IS iu,ted between two and
>.e r,ii-. North Of charlottesville, and within four
Is 81 he University OF Virginia, in wealthy neigh
.t.1f remarkable for MS intelligence and mmaliiy.
-. Eivanaa riy.r, which bounds the Estate, Is nav
os, eluy in both OF i's branches for hve and
- nrs above H. 10 large manufacturing mills OF the
rs-, repuie. There IL also another large mill one
&c tah.v, On a tributary of the RIvanna The inn
nea,s.oasi., cf large and elegant brick dwell
.': mt NJ necessary ont hons-s.
Terms, ore fourth on th- 18th February, 1876, and
1,s tus i, three -ql,i annual ius'aner's thereafter
'3-';.tsi after he >ai- ii The land, there VIII also
Z o.et'd. y: auction. thirteen Young and likely Ne
K, s'lt.- sock Plan'ation Utensils and Hou-ehod
Fhstar- and The eros % Con Hay and Tobacco.
aRS'S made known IN ih- day OF sac.
.u .I--l,4 GEORGE WATSON CARR.