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The MONEY MARKET. The Philadelphia
Money Market continues easy. BckneI's Re-
porter says the Banks discount all the first class
paper that is offered Out of doors there is
very little demand. 1t is believed that imme-
dlately after the meeting of Congress, new
loan Of ten or twenty m!llsns Of dollars will be
authorized for the purpose of carrying on the
war with Mexico. 1t is thought that little DIFF
ticulty will be experienced in obtaining the mo-
ney at six per cent.
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THANKsGiyISG, The Governor Of Alabama
has appointed the 4th Of December, as Thaoks
giving day in that State,
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NAVAL. The U. S. schooner Flirt, Lieut.. A.
Sinclair, commanding, 10 days from Havana,
arrived at Norfolk on Saturday evening, and
anchored off the Naval Hospital. She brought
as passengers tho following mdshipmon to at
tend the examination at Annapo!is:-F. G.,
Dallas, j.. l., Davis, A. Habersham, R, J. D..
Price, 7, A. Walker, w. F. Jones, r. Selden,
}. Russell, w, II. Latham, Carpenter of the
Rantan.
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Ter lhes less MAKE Square-la an advertisement
xceeds ten lines, the price will be in proportion.
Insertion,
G5-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Family
Newspaper containing all the select matter of the
jaily, is published every Saturday morning. tbs low
price Of 8 per anuum.
t3- Al papers sent by mail, are discontinued the
bay on which the advance payment expires.
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1T-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BhLTl
~ ORE CLIPPER is FINISHED to subscribers by care
u carriers at only end quarter cents per k,
The clipper win also be sent, by mail, 10 distant,
rhscrbers ut the rate of Four Dollars per year. pay
tie, always, in advance.
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Should reflect that sound and hoGy are the moat
necessary requisites TO promote connubal happiuesa
comes a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darn.
ems to the vew-thC mind becomes shadowGd with
despair, and filed with the melancholy reflection thai
the happiness of another becomes blighted wilhoug
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VOLUME XLlH.-NUMBER 20.

was gwen, but the officers of the fort would not
hire, Tor fear OF killing their own people. Other
versions are given Of The affair The TOR, begins
10 be an object oi suspicion among the Vera Cru
zanos, who seem 10 think il less formidable to The
Americans than they did formerly. Accounts
from Chihuahua 10 10Th October confirm the ar
rest OF The American traders, six in all, whose
property was confscarrd. James Nc Coffin, Hen
ny Connolly and Mr.. Francisco were the prnci-
pal victims, and lose large fortunes. MIR. Con.
nelly had been an old resident Several caravans
OF Mexican traders came down about the same
time from New Mexico, who reported General
keafnv's departure for California and Do
niphan's movement upon Chihuahua. Five
hundred men were equipped 10 resist The
latter al FL Passo del Norc. where there is
a tort whioh they were t. occupy. Indian
depredations continue in The central and north
western departments. The yankees" were
charged with being in league with The savases
G. Armajo had been defeated BY The Indians,
losing lhiry men fore he re,reated. Porto Paz,
IN Lower California, was blockaded in October
by an U. S. corvette, which made prizes OF two
Mexican schooners, The Ramona and Julia
She then Proceeded 10 Guaemas (Guayaymas y
and ordered Tie comma nder 10 deliver two gun
boats which was refused, and on the 7h October
The u S. commander bombarded the city, We
find no farther accounts Of The rumored iDsurrec-
lion OF The city OF Angels, in which $50 Ameri-
cans were laid 10 have been massacred We
have various Iumors olSanta Anna's movements,
apparently intended To conceal his real designs
One announces his rerea, 10 Quereiaro, another
puls him on the road 10 Mexico third sends
him 10 SalGl'o, &C., &c. Two large forts are 90
ing up 10 defend thu road 10 the capital, one al
Tlascala and The other al Santiago.
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rer,,,s of che EmquIrer.

a.. ruul,Yrr Is published UalLf lor tue CityJ
TrNl WEEKLY for the country.) For the Daily
dollars per annun aud at the rate oil e,gnt
taken for a shorter period than one year. For
Weekly, five dollars per annum, and Three
az n..m,hs, parable in advance to be pad IN
W. r ren,sed BY mai, pos: paid; or Six Dollars
y. Nr,m a; The end otthe year.
~ INES Ia this office may be RENTED per mail,
= ss',ah- Bank notes, at the risk OF the Edi-
ir -" III letters beiRg pad by the griters.-
~ ~ i, = inse letter is scarcely OF any accoun.
lIn' r..-r |; is the accumulation of postage, IN an
t'f business, which operates as i serious TAX
ussatee TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.,r nifI.Y ENQUIRER-For one square OF
N i' ... ~ less, first insertion, hily cents, ana
sseen,,,ri,ng insertion twenty-five ctnts-h insert
err ~ * twice week, or three times WEEK.
. ,,yra and half Cents
my 'rnr SEMl-W square OF sixteen
les. hrst insertion, IS cents; for each e"h'ihu'
nom distance must be accompanied WIN lne
scer pas or satisfactory references, 10 insure eAe'u
~. an Obituaries and Marriage, from the country,
s..yr, lhe party's handwriting Ii unknown AZ ,','s
,r,,si he authenticated by the endorsalion Oh VIC
oa,,rr in the neishhorhood, or they WIN III ~ -
llj.hrd Every MEASURE, Thai mas peen 49, g, '
% ,mpos,ons and quizzes, has proved nete'o.o,o
p,,,na We must, therefore, insist, IL such ease
w. ,, rona,i nicaton being crrtined ny TIC ua"e VI
~ 81, pritta on the back Of the letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29
NEGRO HIRING & GENERAL AGENCY

TINE subscribers land particularly the elder of them)
4 have bren for number Of years, and still,
s'g-d the business 0f General Agents. in the city of
Richmond. fOr the collection of claims Of every de.
.cup,ion. reniin. and receiving tie rents aud sell
sres, collecting their hires, and dsposing Of them at
public private SALE &C They superintend through the
var ali servants hired on. by Them and, IN eases Of
Sickness pay special attention To their being promptly
furnished with necessary aud proper medical am, &C.
They also purchase slaves, commission for any whu
NAV desire their services in that way For their abii
and inclination 10 perform, with hdelity ana des-
pae, whatever business may be entrusted 10 them, they
rr.r 10 the citizens ii Richmond generally, and parti
eulitis 10 the following gentlemen, VIZ:
zen Wm. Lambert, Mayor: Is. Peyton, VIM. u. kcli-
aiison, James f Heath, Auditor; George w. Munt0rd
WIN /. Thos. Rilchie, Cowardln & Davis, Rchd u.
lolrr. Wm Sands. Nichola. Mills, John Rutherford,
ANDREW stevenson, John VI. Patton, Fleming James,
Neee, bacon y baskerville, Sterling !. Cump, Archi-
bald Peasants, Williams l. Hawaii, James Caskie,
Join {. uhson, John H. Tate, Dunlup, Moncure Co.,
G,ors- 7. Booker, II. w. J. j. Fry, Thos. & Charles
Ellis, and I.oftn n. Eleu.
10 Office on Main street, opposite the Eychang
Rank. where one or both Of us may always be found
during business hours.
PHILIP VI TABB & SON.
N.B.-Applcants from tl- country. 10 hire their Ne.
gc-s IN town, would consult their interest by giving
Inc Information before the a5th of December and
os sending THE servants TO before that day,
as soon As practicable thereafter
Zee 4-cilslian p. NJ. TAB9 & SON
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IN CHANCERY-FiRcISIA AT Rules held IN The
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Cont Gf Law
and chancery Luusa county, on the 7ih day o De
cember, 1876:
Garland r. Waddy, who sues in his own right, md as
administrator of Anthony Waddy, decd, Plaintiff:
against
VIM. Waddy, Edmund C. Goodwin and Elizabeth his
wife, and WnI. w. Anderson, administrator az Mildred
Anlr rson deceased Defendant.
The defendants Edmund q. Goodwin and Elizabeth
his wife moi having entered their appearance and gwen
security according TO law and the Rules ~ is CourI'
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that They are
not Inhabitants nf this State, motion Of the plaintiff,
by his attorney is ordered that The said def ndants
Edmund Z. Goodwin and Elizabeth ms wile do appear
before the Judge af the said Court the Court house,
OH the frs, day Of the next term Of the said Court and
answer The plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of Ibis order
he forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN
the civ of Richmond for TWO months sccessvely and
posed ut the front door Of the Courthouse Of this coun-
ty on some Court day. Copy. Tesie,
Dec. 22-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, e. Z.
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General Orders.
DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Richmopd. December -, 1886.

Richmond December H. 1886.
THE entire Regiment of Infantry Volunteers now or
eanizng under requsition of the President OF the
United States WILL RENDEZVOUS At RICHMOND. The
first Battalion will proceed from Richmond 10 Fortress
Montoe soon as Is mustered into service Of the
United States, preparatory To their enibarkaiion for
Mexico.
Companies In The interior, ALREADY organized, will
therefore REPORT themselves Immediately.
Portions nj Companies which have been enrolled al
different places, and individuals wishing Ia volunteer
are requested 10 report themselves at this Department
with all possible despatch, that hey may be organized
into Companies. Quarters and subsistence Will he pro
vded for them here. and fair Communication for sbsisi-
ence by the way, will he allowed To Companies and TO
every volunteer who shall pass muster. M man win
De received who is in years apparently over d5 or under
Is, or who is not in physical strength aud vieor.
The following articles will he required fer each man,
aud will he furnished heIe-viz:
Navy b'ue cloth Cap
/ d.. Jacket aud pair PanLaloons.
pair Booiees.
. pair woollen Socks.
2 cotton Shirts.
flannel do.
Overcoat
leather Stock
But il is recommended tn those who supplied with
any Of the articles 10 bring them with lbrm respectfully
Shoes, Socks, and Shirts.
II is Of the utmost importance that the Virginia Rr2i-
shall be fully organized by The end Of this month";
and the Commander in Chief desires TO impress upon
companies and individuals who have enrolled or wish
enroll for this service the necessity for The ulmo
promptiiude and despatch In their movements. AL me-
cessary information will be promptly supplied from this
Department. BY command,
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Adjutant General.
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.outnern Botanic Medicine StorS.
,r,xJr MEDICINES, WHOLESALE & kEIa Al

49, h
rms subscribers would respectfully inform INC pun
ie. ina, they have, and will continue 10 Keep,
80 assortment Of Genuine Vegetable aieu,cinrs,
nb they will warrant fresh. and VIII sen aS ,"m ."
~. I'm he purchased in the state. iney WIZ neep
.., ,v,,clr Of Medicine indigenous 70 our country,
s.,..,,d 10 their order Also, Oils, Extracts, inc
.p,s. Syrups, &c Physicians, Druggists, Dealers,
p,u,,s &C., will be supplied twenty per cen. cneapeI
n.n =, any other bonse IN Petersburg. among ,net
ny nay he found :--Qunine, Pperine cayenne rep
-. s,nasa. serenlar,a, SarsaparIa, timpo Yea ana
,n.us,ns. Pink Root PlenriSy Root puv Bayoerry'
,n.nasra pulv Myrh Lebelia, Cnicorn, Ram"ny,
,",,n rolumbo. Ginger, Pckiy Ash, Cimciusa or
80 Tonosh pulv.; Beth Root, Wild Cherry BARR
s.,,e,, A-tyinr, BLOOD Root pulv; Burdock seed,
,.a"ss sdl. puv; Black Root, Buneset, Dandelion,
r'sas,ns Maudrase, Poplar Bark, Indian Turnlr,
a,,, Ssuus Cabbage, puly.; fe'pseissemay, Cloves
XII ,., ,mpi,of Ipecac, (mported aud American Bu-
,y Iysyrs JaiIaD, Aices, Gamooee, Rhubarh, Castor
oil BlI>an FIR Balsain Ccpayla Cubebs, Alcohol, AM
nionid, sc. j. p;,, c,.s, Wa.
ANN ,,n.rtcd which will be sold low for cash.
Alo,cefs from distance must he post PAID, ana d.
r-:,io hENWohi u" e,.",a u,
yB-Ail the Compounds recommended ny ,nol.ip
- R.,rb Howard, Madison, smith, Carter. Gurus,
r,m,.r, or in the Reformed Medical Dspensa'ory,
.,@ i, kept, or put up 10 order.
~ The works of the above authors for sale
.lnt
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caROTINE LAND For SALE.

DURSU ANT 10 deed of Trust mnde by me late Mrs
Sophia r. Burke, the suhsc ihers viii, on The
18Th day of December next If fair, u no the next fair
day thereafter the premises, Her Tor sale, Ia The
highest bidder tract or parcel al land, hin. IN thr
county IL Caroline the North side uf the Aataroni
River jus. below Bnkrs Bridge, containing three hun
drrd and seventy 1870 acres, more nr less
There il on liz premises good and convenient
Dwelling House with all necessary out houses. The
land IS well enclosed and adapted Ia the cultivation of
Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. crop OF " heat VIII be
seeded This Fall.
This land is situated in a pleasant and agreeable
npis,borho about ten miles below the Bowling
Green and will be shown 10 persons desiring To bny by
Mr. John Burke now residing on The premises
The terms, which will be LIBERAL will BIZ made known
on The day Of sale. Selling as Trustees. We SHALL only
convey such title rs is vested in II, which i believed 10
be perfectly good. SAMUEL. =. snuiI,
WILLIAM G. MhERY,
Oet I6-cutds TRUSTEES.
ar POSTPO NEMEST The above sale Is pns,pnn-
ed until MONDAY. the 18th OF January, ISL that he
ing Caroline Court day, when vii certainly tic sold,
al the Rowing Green. nj cubic auction
SAMUEL &. SCOTT. lr,-,oos
A
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VA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20, 1916
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA.
DURSUANT 10 n decree of the County Court Of
i Charles city, pronounce ed on The 2lsf day Of No
vember, ,sl6, in suit in ciianttrY depending I'D Inc
sand under The style of "Chri-tians guardian
against Christian aud others" s!iali expose 10 puhc
sale on the premises on the Both day Of december,
1885, those valuable Esate IN said county, called and
known by the of Eqeyntun and Nestnn, con-
tanning. by recent surveys, eishi INJURED anu SKY
acres of beautiful, level aud highly improved land
These estates nhat four miles above the Court
house, the James river road 10 Richmond IN one OF
The most desirable neshborhoois N lower virginia,
commanding fun view of the liver, and overlooking
Wcsiover 10 the South, from which iey are scparateu
by "llrnng Geek" on which they iie, a hold ana
deep stream tnpiying int" Jane- fivtr, nearly oppo
site TO .'Ricrs Wood Wharf. The open llnd has oil
been heavily married. and is well sci III clover I've
soil is adapted Z" the culture OF nj! Tie crops nsuay
raised in TINS section nf Virginia, ana Us r2piuy li
pfoving. A crop Of wheat l. growing OH the land,
which looks very promising. There are between three
aud four bundled cleared on these estates; the re-
sidue has on u sufficient lnaniity n' nhk anu Phe'
and reasonable supply for The support OF the iars 70
attract the attention of persons engaged IN the tihpet
aud wood husinrss-ali of which can lie delyerea ~
good landings the Creek within one Ge5ss7yla
great part or il much rl'f mile ffnni S'ip
landings do confidently hrlirve. that the purchase
mnnry can hr made from sales al Wocd anh timber
and that opinion IL based upon perfect acq 'anante
with the land and the experience al more than hltrrn
years the wood aud timber business. These TWO
farms now cultivated one and, al present, II
my purpose 10 sell them one but try can he sold se-
paraely, il desired by bidders the decree permitting
me To Use my discretion in that respect. There il
abundance of mari each, and perfectly accessible al
points, aud convenient Ia every part Of ihr rs-
tate. The improvements IN Evryninn, with litlic
repair would hr sufficient for ihe accommodation Of
family, AID The water il very pure, furnished by u
spring very convenient Ia thu house. This property
viii be sold in strict conformity the oi thr dr.
cree 10 wit: One third Of the purchase money Ill BIZ
required in cash, the residue in two rqIal annnn pay
mrns, 10 be- secured by bonds with approved PERSONA
security aud deed q; Trust The property dc
fired payments 10 hear n'erest from The day 81 sae
The lille vii bc conveyed Ia The purchaser ard Is be-
lievrd 10 lie perfect All PERSONS whhins 10 Iurchas.
are invited Ia examine hs property before the day
sale, which viii be shown hy with much pleasure
aud all information given that may be desired.
Dec. i-cwlis JAMES VI. WILCOX, Gem.
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NEGRO HIRING.

rnE subscribers oer their services TO their friends
.ni the public generally 10 hire out ihelr Negroes
fof the ensuing year. They would advise those VINO
would wish 10 employ them 10 give Information as soon
possible that they may get good homes and prices.
They pledge themselves to take good security, ana
lss bonds payable quarterly IN all cases; also 70 pay
iuot attention 10 their Negroes when sick, ana 70 en-
" Medical attendance a, 81 per annnm Tor eacn ser
: :, Il required From their experience IN Tue husi-
p- and general acquaintance, they nope 10 merit
a.. r, vc :ull share &c public patronage.
.jTn-lt rlice IL Immediately opposite Tie Bar
R.m ii The Guy Hotel. faImer,y 6si invrfn.
HODGES, ROY 4 PULLIAN,
Aucnoneers aud General Agents,
p.- ll-c,c Wall st. Richmond. Va.
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Eagle III otel,

FA Z III " l. l. t. vi K Il | A.
l Hotel 10 this old and we'll known establishments
recently kept by Col. +. H. James, which Is a.reeahy
and conveniently situated on Nam street, within ny
steps Of Randoiph's Warehouse, and within si"i aus
lance of the Farmye Warehouse, and in the most bu-
siness part of the town. begs leave 10 MAKE known 10
his friends and the public generally, that he Is now pre-
narri Ia accommodate all persrns who may favor MIN
with call His table shall he constantly provided with
the best the season aud country aiiurd-hs bar with
r best liquors be had in tins and the Eastern mar
kris-his stables with the best grain and prorender,
and attended by experienced and attentive oslo rs.
From his own experience in III" business, and de-
termination spare pains effort Ia make his house
comfortable and agreeable 10 those who may either
bo rd with him or him. he faitrrs himself that he
will receive portion If public patronage. His charges
shall be accommodated 10 the times. Tall and se1.
Nov 6-coaw2m THOS w, EPES.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER.
SONaI ESTATE


DURSUAST 10 deed of trust, executed BY Gcorir
L y. Powell To Francis W. Scutt, and duly recorded
in the Clerks Onre oi King William County Conr, "a
certain debts therein specified sha prorrrd %
sell cash, ~ pglic aIclion 10 the highest hlddr
on THE Premises The lih dag q. JinnlJy, lsi7, tfs
Fact ct Land upon whicl The said loHr nuw resides
called Wn"dhnry, containing, hy recent survey, ~
acres Wing mI'rd airy upon Maiiaruhy In,i, ah"it
two miles rom kn. William Court house Tue hul'i-
in.s ipun lhs lArn extensive. anI well suited icr
thu accommodation of Il large IiIny. T.iis farm Ike
all the lands upon the Maapohy, l. very productive
Connected with tins tract Is marsh ii twenty I'VE
acres vrry valuable Ter grazing.
AT S same time and place, will be sold. upon Ice
same terms Tract Of Land IN the upper end ~ Eng
William, near Mang.hck Chuch, containing "J9 acres
Tits tract of land il good any in ~ ntlaber
hund. and well adapted TO hr growth OF r"rn, whtdt
ami tobacco.
Also al the same time ard place. and upon The same
terms sin be- sold ahui lreny likely yunas Segfnrs
Consisting of Men, Wnmrn amd BOYS, stock III Horse,
catte, Sheen and Hogs, Household ard Kitchen Fufid.
tue, rl'nation Utensils &C, and one Rironci- AMI
Harness.
Acting "a Trustee, shall convey only such title Is Il
vested in me by s drrd abnve referred u, which =
believed 10 be perfectly good.
George y. Powell, living n Woodbury., will taar
pleasure IN showing these FIRMS 10 amy prr-oa wshin,
10 view them. /. w. SCOTT, Trustee
Der.
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IN IANCERY-VIRGINrA AT a Circuit Court OF
l the United States Tor the Eastern District Of wiz
GINA, held nj the United States Couit Room, in the
Civ Of Richmond, on Tuesday. December g. la46:
The President Directors and Company II the Bank
Of the United States, Plaintiffs
against
George Winston and other, Defendants
and
Richard Adams administrators aud other. Plaintiffs
against
George Winston and other Defendants.
In these cases, being represented 10 the Court that
of the tenemenis which is annually rented ont by
The Marshal of The Court for the benefit Of the creditors
Of George Winston, deceased, being that marked No.
"a in the last report Of The Marshal, ard described
part Of brick tenement. which IL, d n stable
formerly. the Bell Tavern, rented 10 Hill 4 Ia
lilrrro, the rate of s. uaer will probably he
Injured aud endangered ny the corporate authorities Of
the city, in wIdcnin, and srag ht.nins The Bell Tavern
alley; aud that The neres! nf all parties 10 the sIii
aurrs n Of tencinent Therefore, on TIE mo-
ton Of the creditors of The said George WINSTON de-
ceased parties 10 these suits. II Is adjndgrd, ordered
and decreed, that Edmund Christian, The Marshal, as
Commissioner Of the Court after pubic advertisement
IN one or newspapers published IN this CITY, and
posted upon the premises for such time as IS reasonable,
or the exgency Of the occasion VIII allow, do SELL al
public auction The premises the tenement aforesaid;
The purchase money Ia be paid IN cash, or secured by
negotiable note NJ ninety days; and that the said Com
missioner collect tie proceeds of sale and after deray
ng heiefrom the costs and charges OF the sale dro-
sit the resiGus thereof In the Bank Of Virginia 10 the
credit of these causes aud report his proceedings TO the
next term Of the Court. = ,,.,o c,,
Copy. Teete, r. MAfo, .efh'
In pursuance Of The above decree. will he sold, al pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder the premises, tie
OH day OF January, 1877, between the hours OF IL
o'clock A. NJ, and O'clock, +. NJ. lie tenement de-
mentioned EDMiND CHRISTIAN,
Dec l2-2awtds Marshal and Commissioner.