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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

Commissioner Sale Of Hai,nbic Real Estate ia he
County OF Hanorcr AMI Gin Of Richmond.
DY virtue of decree of the Court OF Hastings
ID for the city Of Richmond, pronounced on the
81 day Of April 1915, in the case Of Mosby's
guardian against Mosby, &c, the undersigned,
ne Commissioner thereby appointed, will pro-
teet 10 SELL by public auction, upon the pre-
'nss, The following valuable Real Estate. viz !:
Fork Quarter" lying and being in the County
q Hanover, on the main road leading from Rich
mCnd, BY way Of The Meadow Bridges, TO Ha-
hover Court House. This farm contains SiO acres
bland, large portion Of which is in original
growth; the soil of which is as good as the lands
generally in ,ha, neighborhood. For the conve-
hence Of purchasers it will be divided into lour
iar;s, 10 each Of which there will be upwards oil
:.vacres. Also, that large and commodious brlck
Tenement, (stuccoed,) with about an acre OF
ground attached, late the residence OF John Mosby,
deceased, situated on Brook Avenue, in the city
olRichmond at The intersection Of Baker street.
Ihls property will be divided into two tenements,
tlor which il was originally designed) and tour
'acan, lois fronting on Brook Avenue and Baker
streets. The sale of"Fork Quarter will lake
place on FRIDAY, the 30lh day Of May next, at
Inc hour Of o'clock, P. NJ; that on Brook Ave
me on the MONDAY following, viz: the 2nd day
OF June, commencing al S o'clock, P. Nj. Terms
very liberal, viz One quarter in cash. for the re-
manning ,hree-tourhs in equal instalments at one
Two, three and four years. Bonds bearing interest
ron day Of sale, secured by personal security
and deeds Of trust will be required Of the purcha.
sn. w. GODDIN, Commissioner.
April 29-cids
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10 he Hers and Creditors Of the Estate Of Ere
derrick Rickles, deceased.
I'HlS is 10 notify the heirs and creditors inter-
- esied in the estate Of Frederick Rckles, late
%oslelhorpc county, Stale Of Georgia, 10 come
, onward and prove their claims as lega,ees OF
s'a estate, as am now ready TO make payment
Msoch as will establish their claims ~ said estate,
erns Of the law WIN. LANDRUM,
=, Administrator, Athens, Georgia.
Feo 25-oam4m
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, April 10TH 1915.
TN the Superior Court Of Chancery for The
i Richmond Circuit, -
John Cosby, FNn.
Au,;pet

/ Richmond Circuit
John Cosby, fHh'
Against -
James Gray CT ais, DIS.
Pursuant TO decree made in this cause on The
2lst day OF March, 1915, |, as one Of The Commits
sioners in Chancery for the said Court, have ap-
pointed the 9th day Of June next, between The
hours Of len o'clock, A. M, and two o'clock, 7.
NJ, and 50 from day 10 day between The same
hours, Sundays excepled,) until The 29th day OF
july following, al my Office in The city Of Rich
mond, State Of Virginia, for receiving and hear
Ing The proof Of whatever debts or claims the ere
d,ors Of David NJ. Branch individually, and OF
The late firm conducted under The name OF the
said Branch alone, but composed of John b. Al
len and the said Branch may have against either
the said David NJ. Branch individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
TAIL, under this notice, 10 come forward and prove
their debts or claims, The Court will proceed to
decree a distribution Of the trust funds among
such OF the said creditors as shall have Only COM
piled Herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April lS-2awl29Jy Conn.,.
HI. New York Morning News will publish I'M.
medaclv twice week ill 9Th July, and send
bill 10 this Office.
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-. u, E!jjrs Of tie Enquircr.

FREDERicxsBuRG, May !, 1919
Gentlemen: An article appeared 10 The Alex
aniria Gazette few weeks ago, complimentary
o our Landlord Francis MILAN and his excellent
LADY who keep Hotel of first rate character
and. as | think they deserve all that is said OF
them in that article, and more, must beg that
you will copy it into your paper
am, mos, respectfully.
A SUBSCRIBER.
I'VE would cheerfuy publish the article re-
ferred to, but have not copy of the paper con
tanning it-Enquner.
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Navy DEPARTMENT, BUREAU

April IL. lSl5
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals
- for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials"
will be received at this Office until 3 O'Clock, p.
NJ, on Tuesday, The 9th day of May next for
days notice) al each or either of the Navy Yards
at Charlestown, Massachusetts, BROOKLYN, New
York, and Gospcrt, Virginia. such quantities of
any or all OF the following named articles Of Ma
W, Cloihing and Clothing Materials. as may be
ordered by the Chief OF this Bureau, or by the
commandanis Of said Navy Yards respectively,
during the fiscal year commencing on the Isl day
OF July next, and ending on the Both day Of June,
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llerce; but it is not 10 be believed lha, either
Mexico or England will le mad enough 10 dis
turb the peace OF Ike world
TPiIc9s'rt.G It,'Cr-
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES At
npINcE INWARD COuRT HOUSE.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES At
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
TIME subscriber proposes 70 open a School Al
i Prince Edward Court House, on The hrst Oh
June next, for the education oil young LADIES'.
The location is handsome and pleasant, and
the buildings large and commodious, having been
erected for the purposes Of Female Seminary.
The society ol the neghborhood is Intelligent and
refined.
The course of studies will be extensive, and
so arranged, as 10 secure, as far as possible, lhe
greatest degree Of proficiency, and The best men
tai training.
The Summer session will commence on the
first of June and close the last OF SEPTEMBER
The Winter session will commence on the first
of November, and close The last OF April.
Expenses for Summer session :-Iuillon vi;
Beard, including bed, washing, and lights, S4o;
Music Sl2; use of Piano $3. Fees payable IN
advance.
Board may be had in The most genteel families
ROBERT G. BRANCH.
March 7-cwtlJune
TN CHANCERY-v VIRGINIA lin Hanover
i county court, February 25th 1S45:
Bowling Edmondson, Eliza f. Edmohason,
Harriet w. Edmondson, Horace Christian ana
Emuelld OnTlStldli, lllidHt CuiluiSh Va
Christian who was Sarah B. Edlnondson, By their
next friend, Joseph Starke, trustee for the sand
children, ria"'''"''
William A. Edmondson, John S. Edmondson,
Berry, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Edmondson, .Ie;. nmnrnev
and fled their bill. and the defendants, john .
Edmondson and - Berry and Mary his wiie
not having entered their appearance and gwen IS.
curly according to the Act Of Assembly ana "a. h
Rules Of this Court, and i, appearing 10 lhe ~,
Court by satisfactory evidence that they o are mo-
inhabitants ofihis Commonwealth II IS oroeaea
that the said defendants, John S. Edmondson ano
- Berry and Mary his wife, do appear mere
on the first day Of May Court next, and answer
The plaintiffs said bill and that copy OF thus or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pup
lished in the City of Richmond, for two months
successfully and that another copy be posted
A Copy. Teste,
WIN. o. WINSTON, D. q b. =.
March ls-w2m
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WATSON & DlBRELL.

COMMISSION and FORWARDING NfER-
u CHANTS, opposite the Basin Sheds, Rlcn'
roond will sdvance literally on TOBACCO,
WHEAT and FLOUR consigned 10 their care
March 2l-cSw
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

The DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEWARK Cap
tain Of the Watch about o'clock this morning,
disco vered fire in No. I69 Broad street. and with d-
Guilty aroused the sleeping inmates who had only time to
escape before the whole building in flames II
mnncaed rapidly north and south, and after destroying
two houses owned by VIM Tuttlc, aud John H. stephens
dwelling only arrested at the house OF George
Cross, which was very much injured The buildings
we're varously occupied and we suboin the particulars
Of the css insurance. &C. as near an we can ascertain
them.
in NJ York. occupied as follows:
Nos l50--ist and and floors by VIM. Eagles as Mil
nery--and the remainder by another family-furnure
and stock des,royed-no insurance.
No Ib1- Basement by james B. Reeve as chair taco
tory stock destroyed and no insurance. he re org
mated here. First floor, Geo. w Cross who had lately
opened with stock Of Dry Goods; loss about $1,000
insurance The upper stories by Mrs Moore aud Mis-
Jhipman (widows who lost all their go0ds the latter 1t
said jumped from the third story into the snow, with
out injury.
by VIM Tuttle, insured $1,000 in the Mutual Assurance
co loss about $500. No ls4 occupied by James
Cairns Scotsman, who saved but small portion Of his
furniture andlNo ln6 by Henry Dobbs Tailor, who saved
No lss was John H. Stephens story frame dwelling
house. which insured $l400 in the Newark Mutual
Assurance Co. and $500 in New York The furniture
also insured in New York for $1,000 and prnci-
pally saved, although in damaged state.
The farther progress OF the fire wss arrested here after
pjurng the dwelling Of George Cross to the amount Of
about 500, which was covered by insurance
Trinity Church, standing by itself at the head Of the
Park, Military Common, the opposite side CT the
street fired several times but through the wachiu
and activity OF the 6remen and citizens, was pre-
served without material injury The grocery of j. II.
stephens Son. of the largest commercial houses in
the State, adoins Mr. Crosss building where the fire
was stopped The house is filed with srge stock
much Of which in the b'shes degree combus.ible.
to the corner and along the north side OF New street.
this store had BEEN Ared-Nssosrk .ddr. Feb.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

The New Municipal Police.


Noticing in your paper lately some severe stric-
lures in relation 10 the new police, and believing,
Sir, that the facts have been misrepresented by In
terested parties, take the liberty OF correcting
few of the charges against the M. P.'s To begin
then with the charge that all the property taken
from thieves by the new police IS not forthcoming
when called for-the owners OF such property
should be advised that all such property can be
found at the Station House OF the new police, under
the Aims House, in the Park, the M P.'s taking
care never to trust said property In the neghbor
hood of the Tombs, tor there the owners would
have but sorry chance OF ever seeing IL again, IL
being there generally, in as bad hands as IT the
rogues were permitted to keep 1t, All the properly
which has so far been recovered from thieves, by
the new police, as / said before. can be found al
the Station House, under the Aims House. IN the
Park Again, as TO the mbecilily OF the Municl-
pal Police, will say they have 10 encounter all
kinds of annoyances from the old officers, and even
the Justices on the Bench, who seem TO be opposed
10 the new system. | will instance a Tact, which
will not only prove the truth OF what have Just sta
ted, but will also show the manner In which these
ocialsconnive at and assist in deirauding the pub
lie. Whenever one of the new police makes an
arrest, and takes the offender to the Tombs, the
committing magistrate rings bell, when out jumps
from one OF the private rooms OF the Jombs loat-
ing officer who leads the prisoner below, for which
ne gets fifty cents, which ne Is not entitled TO- BE-
form the duty without pay. Another tact, and
will finish. The new police are required, by the
ordinance, to arrest all persons found gambling tor
money; and, accordingly, one of the nj. P.'s dis
covered party in the act, and after arressing the
whole of the gamblers, and bringing them, imple-
nents, stakes, and all, to the police, the sitting
magistrate dismissed the whole party, and told the
NJ. p to go about his business also policy vend-
er, with his books, tickets, &c, was suffered to
escape in the same way. strongly suspect that
the police reporters of the city papers are some
what in the interest Of the old oang police, which
accounts for their never noticing the many arrests
made by the M. P.'s, except where they may be
able to throw rdcule by some accidental fatr pas
of new beginner. Fair play, if you please.
A LOCKER ON
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
COLORED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER
ROYES

r. BODEN respectfully informs his friends and the
"a public, that he CONTINUES manufacture Colored Paper
md Fancy Paper Boyes all the old stand Of the
firm OF Blanc Boden, Fulton Of Gold He
full. dscrmn-d manufactue superior article and to
the rrice, satisfy his customers Orders will Be-
punctna ~ attended to.
NJ BA good assortment Of Coor-d tspers and Fancy Paper
Boxes always on hand ja3o amsec
RINGS VERBENA CREAM.
n II. RING original inventor and sole proprietor of
". this justly cel-brsied for shaving at length
ronght that perfect pot of per oticn beyond VIII eh
imp ossbie transcend There Shaving Cream
PREPARATION ed the niche Of fame that Rings Verbena
Cream has nor has shaving Soap received the spontane.
euloges from the public in all parts q III. United
has for carried the palm at the American
nstu'e Far has egglphed hundred ard limitations
nd countfrets The Vebena Cream allowed by judges
no are no, that have beard 70 be the most pene,rang
scented Soap knewn-eayng the skin as soft as DOWN and
smooth aadys fiat ircn unlike the most of other kinds
which al know leave reaness ,martng scaoby chin y
ualtes 70 any climate and not g SHRINK as formerly when
introduced, which g. IL Rns has by experiments
nads discovery that entirely prevents IT,
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by Charles H.
Ring so2 sroom street nearly opposite Centre Market IL
so sold uacturers HAyand, Reese Goa 30
Maiden James s. Aspinwsl So William street and
eta by Drug and Fancy stores throughout the United
States.
1.-THE directions signed c. II. Ring. without
which, VI c,uuot be snulne. 10 2w@C
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

lRED SCHMIDT bess leave inform his friends and the
public that he hss removed his Office from ls2 Broadway
Walls where desirous of building invited
nine selection Of original and tasteful designs from the Cot
the lila Mansion all the
yles Of arrhctse and where he prepared furnish Pans
drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts for Build
Of description and superntends the thereof
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

LEECHESl LEECHESt
IuSr RECEIvED--Prr ship Franklin, from Harburg,a
resh supply OF Swedish Leeches for sale wholesale
md rcsail, At the most moderate prices. by
q, J. FERDINAND Co.
ss jmsec Impostsr Of Lsechss, No lac Nassau strssf,
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

CIGARS CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau opposite the Herald Build
~. ings respectfully invites the attention Of his friends
the public generally the following choice Cigars
ceiyed by late arrivals from Havana =
Regalas of various brands Paueelas of various brands
Normas, Principles,
Yngenuidad Rionda,
EsperanZa, Napoleones,
La India, Noricgas, Lord Byrons
The above Sega and imported and
The trade invited to call and exanire them.
~ Borders from abroad will be strictly attended
lis I'm =
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.

MRS H. sHANKLAN ,Daguerreotype Artist having taken
WI than being well
fer taking the best style Of portraits. resesally informs
e friends and aud the public that she gives beau
m Daguereotype likeness including fine
for only dollar Being always well patroniEed and
her customers day she has for their
enlarged her esb hmen by Daguereotype
the Lafayette Bazaar 49 Broadway and by branch Of her
stabshment %, Broadway, third story, front Toom No l.
opposite the ark Fountain Portraits taken from the
morning the evening any weather cloudy stormy.
temembcr only dollar Chest stye) including
Hrnma luN
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
TAXES OF 1874.
N Irf Lsf a

OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXEs,l
OLp Aims HOUSE, PARK.
PURSUANT 70 the Act 'ior the Collection of
City Of New York passed April 18TH public notice
HEREBY given that unless the Taxes remaining unpaid
shall be paid to Office before the fifteenth day
Of February next addition G will be charged
and further addition of will be charged ali
uch Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day March
The present law requiring the Taxes paid
only 1.-THE Office of Ward Collectors having been abolish
ed all those who make it convenient their Taxes
early, will find it CRAFTY their thereby
avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily for
several days previous to the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills be obtained application at the Office
Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ until O'Clock r. M.
II. L. KlERSTED,
Ja7toMrl~ re Receiver of Taxes.
NA BRUN LA HOSlERE Y COURT IlS William
EN- street, have just eceved by the LOUIS Philippe large
8W6 assortment Of Wreaths, Polka Rachel, Taglona, Al
gerlon Head Dresses; Glove Trimmings and Hair Pins
Polka Camsias Roses and large assortment Of Fancy
richness are surpassed by none in the United States.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Court Calendar-ThIs Day.

COMMON Pleas, LIST pafNos 4e, 81, 73 49, ~ 10, 81,
%, lat, I'D part--oA, a. a. ~, As, &c. 10, "a, 26
SuyEaToA CouArNos 10, o0 ~, A, A. 30, bl, 80, Nto
-, 100, u, -, % to -, -.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
IMPORTANT eTATIsTIcs.
FM AGRICULTURE Of THE UNITED STATES

Extracts from the Report or II. Ellsworth,
tho Commissioner OF Patents
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

ROBBERY OF THE ILLINOIS AsErrs. was a
report yesterday, that the agents Of the State OF IL
nos Oakley and Leavitt, robbed of their papers
and securities the National road on their homs
few days tince. The trunk cut from the stage
boot such loss must prove exceedingly vexaticus
the parties the papers cannot be renewed without
much delay even II no money were lost with the pa
psrs.-- PAaiU. g. Gas, Fsb.A.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR OF TENNEssEK.-The
Observer, published at Columbia, Tenn, the resi-
dence OF Mr. Polk in speaking Of the approaching
test Tor Governor CT that Stue promises that Gustavus
A. Henry of Montgomery county will be the candidate
ofthe Wings and the Hen Aaron Vail Brown will be the
candidate of the Democracy
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Price Two Csntss

Mr.. EDIToR,-
streets" impossible TO the engines has created well
founded alarm. Tuesday nights experience ought
to teach us lesson. The drag ropes of the engine
were, with all their exertions unable TO get their
engine. to the fire. In case of fire, il is mpos-
slbe to say what might happen
| suggest that all the engines be Immediately
mounted on sledges-that an order be published
immediately by the Mayor to clear the side walks,
the only avenue lett to the fres-and that the
watch M: Z. be desired to double their diligence
to detect ihcendiaries. Yours,
REGULAR REApIR.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

CANAL COMMISSIONERS new Board Of
Canal Commissioners. pursuant to the act under
which they elected, met yesterday In the Canal
Rooms for the purpose OF classifying themselves by lot
we learn thai Messrs. Clark and Earll drew for two
yssrs-Mesrs Jones and Bissell, Of course for four
years Subsequent the two latter under the act Of
this year. drew to determine the order in which they
should bs acting Commissioner and that Mr. Jones drew
for the nrst year.
The result will be- therefore, under the original and
amended acts that Messrs Earl and Clark will bo acting
Commissioners, during the two years Mr. Jones will
act with them this yesr-Mr Bsse next year. In lS47,
Messrs Jones and Bissell will be acting Commissioners
until SAo and those elected for four years from that time
will be acting Commissioners alternately during two OF
their four years.-.dSo,sy -argus. Fe5
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
; HR TMAS AND NEW YEARS
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
FRUiTS, WINES, &c.,
WHOLESALE .AND RETAIL,

sgbscrber offers public inspecon the best assoTtment
of any establishment in the city Superior Teas, Cos,
snS sna a Ssu
idnbugh Ale and Fruits fresh and rich the latest mpors
JOHN 8. SCOTT,
Wholesale and Retail store, IS Nassau stIses
~ BPeope from the counts, Hotel and Boarding House
Keepers who buy for cash. wK lind he advantage to
this establishment call Goods any part OF the
mistake. d7 lms re
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENpMENTs.-In the Senate,
Yesterday, all the constitutional amendments pass
ed upon by the last Legislature, were reported ia
yorable upon by Mr.. Bockee. from the finance COM
mittee, and by Lott, from the judiciary committee.
third reading without debate. They will, we
have no doubt, as we confidently hope, pass that
body by the constitutional two.thrd vote In the
House, the same amendments are pending in COM
mittee Of the whole.-Aibawy argus, Fsb. A.
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HH,uRNRR. WHEEL MRIGHTS NUDGE,

TNURNER, WHEELWRIGHTS NUDGE,
N COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE, No. 2
south Charles Street, have constantly on hand aud
Tor sale at man ufacturefs' prices
bUTLER'S super Royal, Royal. Medium and Denny
Ledger Papers; Flat Cap; Foolscap blue white,
ruled and plain; Letter Paper blue and white,
PLAN and ruled; Packet Post; Folio Post; Bank
Note Paper, Bankers Post, &c.
HuBBARD'S super Royal Imperial, Royal, Medium
and DENY Ledger Papers; Flat Cap; Folio Post;
PacketP0sl; Quarto Post; Envelope Papers; Gov
er Papers all cOlOrs, super Royal, Royal Double
Cap; Glazed Medium, assorted colors; Botting
Paper, sc.
OWEN & HURLBUT'S Writing Papers, such as
Foolscap fine, and supertine blue and white,
ruled and plain; Letter Papers, blue laid and blue
wove and wovc ruled and plain; Envelope Pa
per, &c.
JESSuP X BROS LeterPapers, blue laid and white
laid, blue wove and white wove, ruled and plain;
pocket post, blue wOve and white wove Note
Paper, &c
PLANTER s. SMITHS Fooscap, blue and white,
ruled and plain Letter Paper extra super, super
and me blue and white, ruled and plain; packet
post; commercial Post, Folio Post, &c.
Together with a general assortment of Cranes,
CaTsons, Southw0rth's hudson +. Goodwin s, Kings
Amcs' aud Dickey & Lyses Writing PAPERS,
Printing Paper book and news; wrapping, cloth, log,
music and marble Paper, playing, euamelled, Pearl
surface, coiored and plain CARDS, Tissue PAPER,
Press Papers, trunk, BINDERS Band Box and Bonnet
BOARDS; Russia Skins, Skvefs. Printing and Writ
ing INK, Bleaching POWERS, RAGS. &c. APP