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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
NOTICE TO CANAL, CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTORS.
rs'HE Sections Of the Rappahannock Canal, from The
Point of Fork TO Carriers Run, djstance of forty
miles will be lie, In the town of on
TUESDAY, the 9and of December The Improvement
Will be by locks, dana, and short cnnas Contractors
wishing to bid for sections, may, by passing over Inc
themselves OF the facility Of getting materials, and the
obstacles to be encountered. They are requested to
bring with them testimonials OF their skin and energy
"a these will he important considerations in the letting
Of the contracts.
For further information, apply to James Con'y, OF
Richmond or To the subscriber, al Fir, derickshure.
Nov a7-ctDec.l6 WELLINGTON GORDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

THE CAPTURE OF TAMPICo.-Com.
Perry requests US to correct an error which some
of the city papers made yesterday, in announcing
lne capture OF TampIco. The expedition against
that city was commanded by Commodore Conner
in person, and Com. Perry WIS only second in
command.-(M. o. PieayHne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
POPLAR NOUNT ScgOOT.

THE p.,n., Inn .HOUN oCtIOOL.
H., MIOSni, in Grs-n,vle county, will commence the
viii FEBRUARY, lS47, and nd the first OF December
rhoIs,. boafders in my family not exceeding eight
F,.nch' WIN be taught in my School the English.
c.om.,, sna Latin Languages, and also Algebra and
;-sioo for Board and Tuition, for tho term Of
months, including every charge except Music, which
NC an extra charge of $50.
Nav n. JOHN p. HARDAWAY, NJ. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

OFFICIAL DEspATCHEs-Oar readers
(says the Union) will see in another column an
account taken from the New Orleans papers Of
the naval expedition aga"s, The city Of ramri-
CO, which has resulted in The occupation Of that
place By American arms. The country will hail
with pleasure this additional triumph # our gal
liant Navy Wciave nov he pleasure Of giving
below the official letter in which Commodore
Conner Iepor his success to the Navy Depart
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
ISFALLlBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
FEVER.-No Cure, no Pay.

n NV WI
~ ran,sd 10 euro Ague and Fever in from twenty to
thirty hours IL directions followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases. IN
no instance have thirty been known 10 fail They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
dozen. Planters and Farmers would find II 70 their in
ter.G keep supply hand, they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills be put up In neat
letter packages and sent by mail al letter postage The
popretcrs in order 10 prevent counterfeits and imposi
lion, determined 10 establish agencies. All or
drra must be attended with the cash. post paid and d.
recied 10 Dr. J. KENWoRTHY l. CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
y. The money win be returned In every case oil
failure. July 3l-cu
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NOTICE.

PPLICATiON win be made to the President and d.
"A rectors of The Bank of Virginia TO renew CeI,ih
cate of Stock for thirty Shares said Bank, which Ger
ticaie was numbered S,o62, dated the 9Th November
isos and was in the name of Ann Jordan, OF Nanse-
mond. MILLS w. DAhDEN, hdmI.
Richmond Oct 30, l8i6-cw6w
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l.

"For the character of Mexico throughout the
world this war has had one good effect No per-
son can hereafter doubt the valor oil hertroors In
every engagement they have proved themselves
IL be men."-[N r. Journal of Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
Eagle 0tel,

FARM L L E, U n y
,,,ur .ubscriber, having removed from the Farmers
aos hi. ed and we'll known Which !. asrseaby
'a' situated on Main street, within MY
J.. II Randolph's Warehouse, and within short dls
~, ofihe Farmv,ile Warehouse, and in the most bu
80. par, Of ths town, begs leave to make known 10
le nss and The public generally that he is now pre-
- "a accommodate all persons who may favof MN
ea Ills table shall Ne constantly provided with
-. sss, m. season and country aford-his bar WIN
.ae oe o.s 10 be had in this and the Eastern mar
'as '7,' t,h.s with the best grain and provender,
s .,.oS,a nv experienced and attentive osti'rs
'r H.. owm experience in III" business aud de-
.n,naon 10 spare no pains or effort To make his house
s,,ah,. and agreeable TO these who may either
,I HIM ar ,lsi, linn, he flatters himself that he
,s ,.r,yr portion OF public patronage. His charges
s,,t ~ accommodated 10 the times tall and see.
Nv f-raaw2m THOS. w. EPES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
TIN WARE, STOVES, CRATES, FIRE
DIT ACES &c SC

THE subscribers would most respectfully call The At
| leu,ion OF Country Merchants and others, Pur-
chasing Tin Ware, Stoves, Crates and Fire Places, Ecu
&c 10 their general stock, 10 be found at No. % West
Nam street They feel assured that they can sell OF
the above articles at wholesale re'a, as low as any
,lmist establishment. More particularly would we
cali II. ATTENTION OF those In want to our assortment Of
Cooking Stoves. Also, plate, plate, plate, and
Coal Stoves. well as our Fire Places Tor burning
wnod. far more prefrrabIe article than the Franklin
s,,ve and n much safer and remedy for smoking
thmneys. ID. d Z. X. WELLER.
Or 2-c3m
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NOTICE.

A vo,,, NUTICE,
n from ON" ~ GENTLEMAN, who can show diploma
also eSese Of good standing in the STATE and
had some e.ns. 81 good moral character and who has
tua,lon a. ,,,he inteaching, wishes procure ST.
give saiisfar,;om, He Is well assured that he can
All letters dlrsssanny who may wish to employ him.
Chesterfield enun,x 10 E. G. w, Niknsonville P. o.
Nov is-c,f Va, viii be thankfully received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

We are glad 10 learn that the President and Sc
crclary of War have cordially assenled 10 The
suggestion of Gov. Smith; and the battalion OF
volunteers for Mexico from Eastern Virginia will
rendezvous at Richmond, and be al once muster
ell into service in this city, and put into quarters
TO he drilled until transports can be go', either a.
Richmond, Old Point, or Wilmington, N. c. The
latter point may be preferred, as The North Caro-
lima Regiment is 10 rendezvous there, and they
can all sail together. The troops may be taken
by The Raiiroad to Wilmington, and thus avoid
the hazardous and unpleasant navigation around
Cape Halleras We presume that The Railroad
will transport The troops without charge.
We cordially respond 10 the sentiments Of
friend who writes, as follows, from Washington
civ, and wc cannot doubt that The Old Dominion
will do her whole duly:
"They here expect that Virginia will furnish
fine, vcrv fine Regiment. She has now
chance to show what she can do and is willing 10
do She can sustain her high Standing in The
States and pray God pubic expectation may
not be disappointed"
We are pleased 10 have il in our power 10 an
nounce that the Two companies of volunteers re-
Gently accepted by Gov. Smith have enrolled mote
than their minimum number and have tally or
ganized The Richmond Grays have elected R.
G. Scott Jr., as their Captain. ThomasP P. August
Is, Lieutenant, John Fry Second Lieutenant, and
Robc.i Donnan Third Lieutenant
Z. C. Darlington was elected Captain Of The
Virginia Rangers, Robert Porlerfe'd Firs; Lieu
tenant, C. r. Munford Second Lieutenant, and
II. Williamson Third Lieutenant.
They are now placed under inaIIal law, and
are busily engaged in drilling.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
IyrIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL,
IEGE

,Y,uE sick are admitted into this Institution at The
/ FLOWING charges, payable for the FIRST week In
aJrlnce:
"'"e n.,ient. 4 per week
! r.. charges include Board, Medical attendance,
oos,s,,ons when required, nursing, medicines, and
senarar apartments are assigned TO the different
s,sss ~ na,ents Private rooms can be furnished AT
20 sdfi,,oual charge Of 81 per week. The Medical
are under the charge Of three of the Professors OF
M College, for prescribed periods in rotation The
surgical cases are committed 10 the Professor oil sur
~ and the ob.telrical 10 the Professor of Obstetrics
The attending Physician and Surgeon visit the inst-
,on daily and in cases Of difficulty, the whole Col.
L., Faculty called in consultation, without additional
expense to the patient IN,
Gentlemen sending patients from the country, will
please give city reference
Uc. 2S-ctf ,. MAUflN. rresiuent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

p)wHATAN HOUSE, RICHMOND, va.
TINS established and well known Hotel, Is now
| IN good order, well furnished with attentive ser
vans aud viii he found al all times with table we'll
served. ,,,
~, r..nd, and n. public, assuring all that every pro-
y,,,on Necessary for their comfort win be made.
'''''" CHS. l.. DIBRELL.
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LAW NOTICE

('HRIsToPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTTTH
y prsctlcr law in partnership, under the hrm OF
so,r SrirH, In all the Courts Of Law and Equity in
Soath Arkansas.
" Office at Camden, WashIia county. Arkansas.
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A TEACHER.

4 YOUNG LADY from Maryland, who has been
teaching for several years in private families, and
whose LAST engagement expired on the 3lst October,
1896 desires to obtain situation either IN private Ia
m;y or public school, where she enjoy facilities for
attending public worship
She is qualified TO give instruction in all the branches
of an English education usually taught; In Botany,
Chemistry, &C., and the elements OF the French Lam
guaee, together with plain and ornamental Needle
work. 80
Refer TO Rev. Peyton Harrison. Gainesville Post Or
flee, Cumberland county, General J. h. Cooke, seven
Island Post Once Fluvanna Philip st. George Cooke
Jefferson Post Office, Powhatan; William Maxwell,
Esq, and Reverend William S. Plumer, u. d. hich
mond. ... =; -
The Young lady above referred TO has taught in our
families for sx wears past and gives US much pleasure
10 add our testimony TO her competency a. ateache1
anu eA'e PEYTON HARRISON,
Nov a-cwtf PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

B.ng now connected with, and having an interest In
,.s pawnaap House the undersigned takes the liberty
AZ mepdng II TO the public, and particularly TO
N, i,nds The house will be- kept In as good style as
r.vsrwas, II not be,er .-,-.
Persons of visiting IL need have no apprenen
nd any decline in the fare or inattenon TO their
comfort. lie especially sociis the patronage OF ms
fnent. ANY o; them having business with him, VIII
hna MN occupying room In the house.
-. %or' s-di,S etlstDec c. C. GRIsWOLD.
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Plaintiff

TN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: AT rules taken In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancsry for Prince Edward County, tho 5th day
OF October, 1886:
John Quecnsbrrry, Plaintiff:
against
Benjamin Brown, Defendant.
The defendant having entered his appearance and
given security according to act Of tho General As
sembiy and the rules OF This Court and 1t appearing
that he not inhabitant OF this State; the motion
Of the plaintiff BY COUNSEL II IS entered at rules afore
said, aud accordingly ordersd that tho said defendant
do appear al rules BE- taken in the Clerks Once
aforesaid M the nrst Monday Ia March next, and an
forthwith inserted In some one OF the public news
papers printed IN the tity OF Richmond, Tor TWO
mon tbs .uce.siv-y anh .!ao posted at the front door
Of the Court House ~ .i,.j su;'.,'y.
h-ery Fes;s
Nov. 2f-ew2ms B. ). WORSHAM, e. Z.
TN CHESTERFIELD, visotnlA :-ln Chesterfield
i County Court, October IL, 1916:
Augustus E. Cogbi, and Mary &. his wife, late Mary
e. Archer. Plaintiffs:
against
George w. Snellings, administrator Of Elizabeth 4.
Archer, deceased Richard Henry Archer, Bolivar Ar
cher, Lewis Owen and Fanny his wife. Alexander
Jones. Trustee, &C.. and John r. Archer, Defendants
This day came tho plaintiffs and flied their bill, and
the defendant, Richard Henry Archer, not having en-
tered his and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and tap
pearing by satisfactory evidence that he not an nha
bitaut Of this county, it 10 ordered thar the said de-
enaant do appear here on the first day January
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
cory of this Older be forthwith inserted in news
paper published In the City Of Richmond for two months
and posted at the front door Of the Court
house Of this county. A Copy. Tese,
Oct. i6-cw2m W. w. I. COGBILL, d =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

Goochland no, fully heard from. She will in
crease Ambel's ajority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
The "eun.co,,onu seems 10 have attracted

The "guncolton" seems 10 have attracted
much attention in South Carolina. The Legis-
lature BY invitation OF Professor Elct, witnessed
some successful experiments. Professor Lieber,
The distinguished Chemist, speaks in the highest
terms Ct lis success, and predicts that The cheap
ness OF its manufacture, and its greater explosive
powers, will have material influence in coEr!-
baling 10 The preservation OF peaceful relations
THROUGHOUT The world. II is certain, that lhe in
yention of gunPowder, thereby increasing the in
tcnsy OF warlke dcstruc.iseness, has greatly
tended 10 shorten wars and promote peace. A
Prussian General, Of The highcs; scienifi: stand
ing, said in The hearing oil Professor Lieber "ihe
time will come when man will be able 10 carry
destruction 10 FIVE hundred men in his waistcoat-
pocket, and then there will be peace on earth"
Will not this powerful and cheap compound,
The gun.collon, hasten The day Of universal peace2
By DR.. Ellet's process and calculation, The cotton
may be manufactured al AZ cents The pound, and
one pound of the cotton is equal 10 4 lbs Of ordi-
nary gunpowder in explosive effects.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

GEN SCOTT.-We learn from The New
York Sun, OF Saturday, that Gen. Scott, with his
staff, left tina, city on Friday in the steamer
Soulherner, on their way to the scat Of war. We
are pleased, also, 10 learn Thai Gen. S. leaves
with mind satisfied as TO The position TO which
the Administration has thought proper 10 call
him. So far as we are concerned, We are dis
posed TO let "by-gones be by-2ones He has gone
10 serve his country, and, SO long as he faithfully
discharges bis duly, he will mo- fnd us backward
in awarding the proper need oipraise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

COMMODORE PERRY.-This gallan, OH
Ger left last evening 10 the sleambua, Patrick
Henry, 10 join his ship, the Mississippi, off the
bar, and will proceed direct 10 Tampco. He
took with him eigh, splendid brass pieces Of al
i.lery, six 6-pounders, and two howizers, the
guns used by the artillery battalion Of This city,
with about 200 rounds Of ammunition to each
piece. The guns and munitions were promptly
placed at The disposition OF the Commodore BY
Gov. johnson when applied for. About 80 U S.
recruits under The command Of Capt. Crtenden,
embarked on the same boat for Tampco, and
are 10 be followed in few days by 400 mounied
rifemen expected hourly to arrive in this city by
way of the river.
Acting Prize-Master Rogers, Passed Midshir-
man Barrett, Midshipmen Smith ami Marsh and
Purser Warrington, lett last evening 10 join the
feet. Capt. Bernard, ollhe Engineer department,
also left in The same boat, TO superinlend the
works at Tampico.
Another descent will, ii is reported, be soon
made upon AIvarado.-fN. o Della.
A chemi. at Berlin 10 said TO have rnanufac-
tured, upon the process Of Professor SchonbeIn,
OF Basic, an electrical paper, the property Of which
- vorch ,,oyo xnins;ve Than that of rotl0n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
Hsl-
MICS Amhlon

wi FacruRJEass h, BLIND. and boon MANU-
'Sa Corner Of 1 oor SLlszlEa on l9h Street,
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:
IN CHANCERY.-ViRclTiA:- AT rules holden in the
Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chancery for the County Of Charlotte, the 9TH day
of October, 1886: -
L,,l-john McCargo Executor of William H. CALI
cote, deceased, Plaintiff;
against
John w. F. Woodson. William 8. Woodson, Catha-
rne r. Woodson, Joseph Tanner and Elinora o. his
wife and other Defendants:
The defendants above named not having entered
the rules Cf this Court and II appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth. IL !. ordered that the said defendants doappear
before the Judge Of the said Court, Al the Courthouse
and enter their appearance and answer the Pnintins
bill, and that copy of this order be inserted IN some
newspaper published In the city OF Richmond Tor TWO
months successfully and posted al the front door oil the
Court house of the sad county. Copy-Tsste,
Oct 20-cw2m WiNSLOW ROBINSON, Z. G.
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EDJTCATJON

A VIRGINIA LADY, Ia member Of the Episcopal
~ Church, who has had some years experience as
Teacher, wishes employment the ensuing year in pT
vate family, goveTness of small school of children.
Terms moderate. Direct post paid, Lodore r. o., Ame-
lia county Va WIN II. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

We regret that We ms!ook the Lieut.. Parker
al Tabasco, under The command OF Commodore
Perry, for the son OF Stafford Fl. Parker, Esq
We hasten 10 correct The error. But we were
right in stating that The worthy Register OF the
Land Office has in The navy son who has borne
himself bravely and efficiently. His son, John
e. Parker, is an officer on boald the Brig Perry,
and is one of those Officers who we're compliment
Ell by Commodore Sloai, lc use his own language,
for 'heir cool, noble and judicious conduct, "a.he
time when she was stranded on The coast Of Flo
rida, in The late tremendous hurricane, when all
on board expected every moment 10 be swallowed
IN 10 a walery grave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

Pin. Co,d r NE Peui,entiary, Hoop Poles and
0'a Nov. 3-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
AMELIA ACADEMY

have introduced with marked success the system o
di,cplne and demer that characeTises the Virgins
Military Institute, al Lexington. few vacancies still
filled, the rate Of so month from the time Of
entrance till the LIST Of Juy-payabe in advance Foi
fu,ther particulars, direct as above. W. H. H.
Nov 3-cw6w
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NOTICE

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Scott county, Virginia,
~ on The 2Sth day of September last, Negro hoy
calling himself JIM who says that he belongs TO WI
liam Pointer Of Mississippi, and tina, he lefi him IN
Williamson county, Tennessee. Said boy Is about 10
years old not very black, feet 9inchrs hsh weighing
l4O pounds;-had on, when committed two Whe col
ton Shirts pair pants, no vest, one coat Kentucky
Jeansl one pair white ooen seeks, new iur hat ana
pair Of new boots The Of said slave IS request
ed 10 com. forward prove property, pay charges ana
take him away otherwise hr will be dealt with accord
ing TO law. Efhhhlm ,,,oNh', 20
Nov. l0-cw6wa for G. kilgore, HI >. =.
IN HANCERY-vIRcISIA AT Rules held in the
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Buc County, on Monday, the
5th day Of October. 1876 ~
John j. Walker, Thomas II. Flood, and Willis r bo-
COCK late partners under the style and firm OF j. !.
Walker & Co., fiaih.'hs'
against
John Pyle, Deienaahl.
The defendant John Pyle, not having entered his ap-
nearance and given security according 10 the act OF As
s.mbly and the Rules of this Court, and appeangh ny
evidence that he Is not an nhabitant OF this
country ordered that tho said absent defendant do
appear at the rules be holden for the said Court
the first Monday in January next, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff and that copy ofthis orderoe forthwith in
serted in newspaper Published in the CITY OF Rlch
noBd for months successfully, and posted ut the
front door of the Court II. Use Of this county.
Copy. Teste,
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TN CHANCERY-ViRoisiA:- AT rules taken In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancsry for Prince Edward County, the 5Ih day
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