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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-20
sINTON'S NURSERY,

NEAR RICHMOND, va.
mt season for planting has arrived the snbsc user
sond RESPECTFULLY call the attent on oil his TRENDS
IN. pubic generally 10 his large and extensive col
gt,a Q, FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, a se-
.on that has not been surpassed for The climate oil
y. MA, and nearly all prcpasated frem hu bearing
... ~ hts own orchard. lie would here 'ake occa.
10 say that, at the Agricultural FAIR in the Fail
a 40 III Redmond, the CoTinlttee on Orchards un-
i...aila.ly awarding hg the premium "n both Apple
r Peach Orchards aat also Tor The test exhibition Vi
.:.- On the day Of the FAIR.
with directions for planting, may be had
4 W.i.im PaImeI's Seed and Plough Store n Pey ton
5lason's Apolhecary Store, and ut the Once OF the
S.:tern Planter where any orders eit VIII be pune
i attended 10; and letters, post paid addressed 10
,.suIn JOSEPH SiNTOS.
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r2ad WI b. ofea iio:n Your pace 10 Nashyi.c =.
aud to the Snuh, say Charleston or Savannah.
IL is probable that road will b. Chart. red,
s,a!!io. out o! The Nashville and Chauano oca
Railroad, beyond he Cumberland Mountains,
ard running along Re line o. Tennessee. ON The
one side, and Alabama and Mississippi On the
CHER, 10 Memphis, ard an appropriation made
10 that also. Yours, truly.
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Total

NcT CHASED Messrs. Allen Of Mass, Gic-
dines and Rco VI Ohio.
The ahove able is arranged 10 show AS near>
ly as 20 sibe the actual >ympaIhes Of The meuI-
hers as between he two great parties divlcif9 The
Union. In il We have placed Mcssrs. Booth oil
Connecticut, Julian OF Indiana, Preston King OF
New York, Wilmol OF Pennsylvania. and unrkee
OF Wisconsin, (all distinctive tree soilrrs,) IN The
Democratic column, because we believe they Sc
veraIly lean that way. We have placed Mcssrs
Mann Of Massachusetts, SprasIe II Michigan,
Tuck Of New aamp,hire, Campbell and HnuIer
Of Ohio, and Howe Of Pennsylvania, in The Wing
Whie column, because ,hsy were elec'et mainly
BY Wing woes, and are in feeling AMI principle
VI hiqs,
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Charles a. Ronald,

OnNET r I LA w,
B l. Al 5 ~ re, VIRGINIA,
I'LL practice regularly In the Superior and Inferior
Gsa. e'' '''''Ae' r"'as1i ana
H.. cuisines entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
IA sahfuliy attended TO. He will also attend to thu
laon of claims Ia this adjoining COUPLES
&sIaFrcas Conway Robinsoi. Esq.. Nicholas
H. ESQ. Richmond, Virginia; Major James K.
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BALTIMORE AND orlo RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND oriO RAILROAD.
President SWANS Report shows The enii
ability oil the company TO cunplele tic road 10
Wheeling and hav' ii in good working order b.
the N June, 1852 II will require. beyond ne
available means Of the company, bu, 81 &c, coo
to eilec, SO important result, ana i, is Tot
doubted that This snm will be forthcoming in
due time. The report has caused quite Il cir in
the stock market OF Baltimore, and the stock #
he comramy has advanced i'll Two days from As
TO 81 closing lifm.
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copy. Tesio,
Sept. le-cwam P. ROBERTS, Clerk

IN CHANCERY-viHaINiA:- At Rules held In the
Clerks office of the Circuit, superior Cont Of Law
and Chancery, OF Northampton county, on Monday, the
oath day Of Septe mbrr, isl9:
Basil I Elder, Joseph f. Elder, and Thomas II Ma
thews merchants and partners trading under The firm
Of Elder, Gelslon & Co. Plaintiffs:
against
John II Berry, Thomas Williams and Nathaniel s
West Defendants.
The defendant, John Berry, not having entered his
appearance aud given security according TO the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabitan
OF this Commonwealth: II Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT John u Berry, do appear here at the rules 10
be holden for tho said Court, on the first Monday ~
January and the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that copy If this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond, for two
nonths successfully, that another copy be posted
at the front door &C the Court House Of the said county
A Copy-Teste:
Oci SI-cHam IOIrIS P ROGERS. &C.
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A NEW MONEY MAKING SCHEME.

Tie unusually well informed New York com.
merca correspondent cf The Union says there is
"a proposition in circulation TO subscribe Joint
sock capita Of six 10 seven III u,ard dollars 10
purchase negroes in Maryland, give TO them
their freedom. aud take five ycars' inLcnlu,es o
work in California Tor gold. Tie concern en-
braces Mir. Attorney General Johnson among
ito rotroreu
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

THE subscriber Intending to remove South, in Goa
sequence fin health, offers for sale that desirahe,
we'll known, and highly improved estate, called FAR
MlNGloS, lylng In the county of Alhemarle. within
three miles of tie University of Virginia II contains
aS4 Of the best Alhemae red land. IL lies On
the Staunion Turnpike aud the extended Louisa Rail-
road passes through corner of H. The Dwelling
House is large aud commodious and there is every me-
cessaiy building appertainng to Farm. The stables,
barn and eranaries are built Of the substantial
materials Gardens with brick enclosures, choice
fruits such as plums, Figs, Grapes Cherries Pears and
Apples, several varieties of each. The Tract
cep'ihle ui division, uaurding each ample sup
- q; timber and wafer.
lrrms o.: paymenl-one third cash, the balance In
one Two aud THREE years Possession given The LIST
Of September, 1850. Purchasers are invited 10 call
and III. premises; and Tor information, letters dl
rrclal Ia NE, post paid, Il. Charlottesville, will be al
tended to. JSO CARTER.
Farmiupton Uctnlar l1-cw0m
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D the Edi,ors If The Enquirer.

HAshINoros, Nov. IL h.
In youT paper Of the 18Th inst., yon refer TO
letter Of a corrcsp Edcnt o The N. Y. Courier
aud Enquirer, which asserts thai the Cabinet
have under consideration the subject OF the re,
mogal of Col. Edwards, the Commissioner of
Pensions; and you lEtima'c the opinion that the
" fate Of Col. Z i: seated
The correspondent! Of the Courier and Enqui-
rer, have reason 10 say, is mistaken as t. the
fact oil this subject having been under considera-
'ien By The Cabinet; and hope, a. believe,
that Jour own prediction IS 10 IN. fate Of Col.
K. Is destined 10 prove lal.acious.
II has bcco:a: common practice, where the
remo;ai oi particular incumbent is desired 10
spread rcmor through Inc medium OF The press
that the removal IS 10 axe place, and that The ru
NOR is usually followed up BY this, that III the
other charge against him.
| apprt bend that il is In his way The removal
OF Col Edwards has become subject Of News
paper correspondence and speculation. Colonel
<. is most faithful, laboriouS AMI efficient eff
Ger. The duties Of his post are peculiarly ..abo-
rious and perpicxiLs; there IL peFhaps no Bureau
in The whole Federal Government in which so ma
ny and So voleminras documents are constantly
under examination there is certainly moi one in
which tie labuTs are SO arducus and embaIrass-
ine: 10 give ENTIRE satisfaction under such Gil.
cumsances, is not 10 be expected-no one with
The ordinary powers Of mortal gould dc il.
Col E. has, az .el kaow, provoked the ill.,
will OF some whose interests have been uniavc-
rabe Affected by some OF his official DECISIONS
know Of some cases in which he has broush,
upon himsel The violent dislike o! claimants and
their agents, but ia watch he was Clearly rish',
was sustained b. H. decision OF The appellate
tribunal. aad savei The government thousands
This auess his value as public officer.
His decisions are, COUNTLESS, sometimes, per
hafs frequently, reversed Tbi, results from
the fact that il % his practice, when case is
considered doubtful, 10 refer i, 10 TIE decision
Of a superior tribunal. This but proves his Fl.
deity as q public funclonary; and it is TO be
hoped that one who for SO many years has been
faithful and dilgent will not be lost 10 the coun.
lry's serVice-nor do think he will be.
do not know what are Col. E S politics, nor
do I care. But this know, with 10 mean
opportunities of judging, that, Notwithstanding
mannrr a little unfortunate, (Which common
charity might easily excuse,) he is an energetic
faithful, ''honest and capable" public officer.
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Extract oil a !e,t,r from San Francisco TO The
Il. 1 e n.

Extract oil !e't'r ifom San Francisco TO The
New York Journal Of Commerce, SEP. 30:
One wouli lhink when he sees The vast array
OF ycsse,s maslS aud rigging, thai he was again
10 New Yo.6 harbor. Flags of almost every ma :
ton Yankee clippc.s-men OF war, and chi,
nese juass;-bul lle,e vessel, are rolling, AMI
going 10 ruin, al their anchors. II will take 2
mint OF mcney to pay ior The shipping destroyed
al San Francisco. Many vessel, are srppe,
entirely ot canvas and rigging, ard are adyenis.
ed % axe storage, or accommodate baarders ia
the bay and haibOr. | can only say Ina, they
are all hat ccnli hc dcsind
OF 3an Flaac>co what 10 say know noi.-
Viewed from the haTbor il is an uphill town,
with houses, sheds aud tents, scattered promscu.
onsly ani ffeguiaIly in every direction. A more
uneven locality Tor city Could scarcely have
been seecled-houses on the peaks Of high hills
on their sides and in the varys. The ey.
reaches he top ri onc hill 10 meet anuihe
mountain sill higher. Ii you have ever visited
Tarryiown, or sing Sing, lhs ia'icr especially
yen can form som. cngceriien ii you can in,
agile those high hills aat valley, ChtqIend
with tents s:iaaiies, and sua died ,nui noa>.s.-
The soil is hard dIab coloscd clay, ana in lie
valleys deep sad. The population is aaout 81. :
0G0 the maIo'i'y II whom live IN tents; but h
scene on shore bre-4rs description. Wall, c..
Car, or Pine s;Trtr 1r even Broadway, nrrsenl
nolhins like lhc business appearance which IS
here found. The ,horoa.hiares are IhnGgsd w,h
men Of every CRATE aud complexion all seem
ingiy absorbed III specializing calculations. Md
lions Of dollars worth ut valuable merchant s.
lie srewed ibou, he streets and beach, exposed
10 thieves or s.orms. a siuge nights lain wout
b. iunous
Vessels daily arrive ciow.'ea sub IA s:Epe-
and although each week witnesses tn + ao"'
ul 80 OF 4D tcush era.rs wi are reno, ma.
AMI Lodgings SCAT. 1Lr r:ite:. And NV -,
IS hastily landed IN - Trunks i,l,ow hi, w.
compelled 10 walk np.,- tent. he is satjecl To- -,
enormous price l" II he need, Saler, he price
u ne wishes i'iar such as is fiji 10 ink. In
hfavy sE altogether, i, will take an imnlens.
IS S-hsurr before San Francisco Can b. graded
tllsc, properly laid out, aad supplied VIM
'aicr, so as 10 make il al all desirable as place
residence; ard YET, with all these disaiya
,ses. II Is destined 0 b The graf ely on he Pa.
inc, ard must snsiaia 10 California lie same 70.
.li'n waich your srea! city sus;sins 10 the E :
Ire o.a'e. Let Spectators say what taey will,
is place NUT b, The metropolis. III present
7erylains presents 6c iIious appearance
he ousi:e which woua; cad one to think his
reai tusIEess place is deceptive. But very IA.
business is done here of profitable nature :
Vefylhing is inflated 10 an enormous exent, and
'oner or later The bubble mus. burst,
The fisza is one vast gambling square. Wha,
opld you think 10 see every house around The
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large New Stables.

VT VIZ <AENIOhN ~ Ell
rs,E subscriber takes this method Of informing his
country friends and customers, that he has recent
Is procured and fitted up In the most Convenient and
approved manner, large and commodious Stable, III
cus- proximity 10 The American Hotel, where guests
ufhis Hotel, who arrive by private conveyance, can
meet with The ampest accomm odatiun for their horses
He has engaged ust ers who, from skill, experience
aud enli0n TO their duties warrant him in ensuring
satisfaction 10 all who may patr0nze him.
A tine hack and horses, and safe driver, will like.
wise he conlant rndauce Tor the accommodation
of his guests. NATHAN II THORNTON,
Oct s6-c2aW4w American Hotel.
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The only Thing We have been able 10 learn
from the election in the Brunswick Senatorial
Disric. is, ha. Gillian, Wing, is considerably
ahead in the county OF Dinwidaiie. When The
polls closed al BiuIs's precinct 10 Dinwid lie
Jones, Democrat, VAS 10 ahead. The Court
House and Two other precincts 10 hear from.
Psssr,bI,g Rspubiisas.
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GEN. TiiGc, II. ijAiIf

The Portsmouth va Pilot, in long AMI
we'll written editorial, urges the high clsms Of
Gen. Blyly TO the Speakersbip of lie House 81
Representatives.
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RESuIT In NEW NlRk

SrnaIe-Whis hy majority. House De-
mocraic BY 2or A msjorry. Aad OF The s;a.c
caicefs the Democrats eject ionr. ait, ne Wings
four. This is coasrdsd by the Wing papers
No sreal gag victory. alter all lhsi. CROWN? |!
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iA CARh.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
NEAR LORETTO. ESSEX COUNTY. VA.

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEX COUNTY, VA.
rsNHiS SCHOOL IL in the house and under the SUI.
j ps!iniendence of the sut scriber. The teacher is
Mr.. Edward Adams, who, besides his diplomas from
the University Of virginia, has high testimonials
given him by the Professors OF that Institution lIom
which the following is an extract:
"Boih from his natural abilities, and from his cuii-
walton OF mind and requirements, tho undersigned
consider him well qualified to give instr ction young
gehtlemen preparing for College the University, aud
Recommend him accordingly :"
GESSNER HARRISON,
Professor of Ancient Languages.
EDWARD II COURTENaY,
Professor OF Mathematics.
WI McGUFFEY,
Professor Moral Philosophy.
NJ SCIlELE DE WERE,
Professor of Modern Languages.
r. E. ROGERS,
Professor Chem and Mat Med.
For terms, &c, apply to Rev JOHN 7 MCGUIRE,
lk-=cM CIV LnIriln Essex Enuniy NirpinIa
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We Learn from the Lynchburg FiTsinian, that
Cap. Ralph Wormlry, native "' Virginia, ane
connected ih niany highly respectable families
o! the State, has lately bsrn promoted to The
rank OF Rear Admiral in the British Navy. He
entered The Royal Navy al an ta'ly age. AID
has seen hard eIvice-disIneuishus himself
on several occasions He has been long Pos
Captain, and reached his llae by seniority. He
married lady OF Boston, where he has resided
much of his lime.
he is, we believe, native of The Northern
Neck. We should imagine that distinction in
his own counry's service would be mere aa,ier>
ing to his native pride and ambition.
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" hi,.

Comment is useless, and We submit the courI
10 ublic inspection, remarking that il ms age
VI ,quIl:ation liule more equality % inc Pan
OF Inc Wings would be commend .ole-0o' 1na'
is thing thai need not be locke loi 50 long az
tie Wings think they possess all 1he AGENCY"
ami tall The talent
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The Ff,e Railroad Barbecue a, Campbell
Couu House on Monday last waa we'll attend
ed and orclbly addressed by JUICE ID. "A. viii
son president OF The meelus,) and Mcssrs. c
Fl. Lynch, Col. Garnett, C. L. Musby ard J. X
living Subscriptions 10 The Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad were taken up, TO abou $1,000
Some $4,000 are yel waning 10 complsSfp
subscriptions. .act of
As germain 10 this sutjecl.<t, Of Lynch
Virsinian publishes The fol-
letter TO Msssrs. McDNenp., Nov. s, ls49.
hu,o-da,ed -.airood is progressing in
ou' D., The people have taken SIX
n..a s.1eny>tiye thousand dollars, which
utA SECURES the character, and bill is be.
puo.a Legislature appropr:aiiue one million,
Ip'every likelihood OF its passing. The bill
;es the Knoxville aud Georgia Railroad four
udrsd thousand. Thus connection OF Rail-
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LAND FOR SALE.
ChiDDCWa Farm.

'I,HEtrims OF sale of this Farm made last Septem-
Ter not having been compiled with, II Is again Of
ferei THIS Farm Is amongst the most valuable IN the
ccanly. II lies within Two miles OF the Rappahan-
mock ryer and canal. seven miles Of the village OF
Watenton and between four and five Of the Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs; il contains between nine hun.
;el aud thousand acres; the greater portion OF
winch lsthe fine red SOIL generally found in that coun-
L, With large portion OF nnr bottom meadow land,
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain and
.. gazing; several good springs, with fine stream
iaegr. through the whole Farm
TIE improvements are a comfortable plain Farm
AOl-, Barn, Stables, Cabins &C.; each ha7ine been
FATTY put In repair. Not very distant from these Is
~ elevated site for the erection of such better build
IA a. 4 aroarieior might prefer, commanding full
seN al the whole Farm The location of this Farm
TENDERS desirable property It's proximity the canal
,oshr village OF Wauenton and the White Sulphur
Springs ,afordng more than usual facilities of health
ani society; and by the canal cheap and ready
's' To market for all its products. The terms will be
as i,ell Is most purchasers could we'll desire Pos
se,or eceD at any time to suit the purchaser, with
te, able arrangement the quitting In growing crop
Purchasers wishing TO view the Farm, are referred
% Edmund Rose. Esq, lnow the occupant Charles
calion, Jones Green, EsQrs, residents within few
mics. ort0 JAMES FOSrAiNE of Hanover,
THORNTON of Frederick burg,
Aug. lief Executors o. 4 F Rose, deceased.
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WING LlBERALITY IN AUGUSTA.

For The Information Of The Democracy and The
liberal. minded OF the Wing party, The Saunlon
Vindicator presents The following summary Of
Offices and officers. az comprising a part OF the
corps in that Judicial District. The list has been
made out with some care, and will be found, on
examination, 10 be very nearly, il no, entirely,
rorrpct
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, qualified to take charge
"A OF an Academy or Preparatory school, wishes EN-
ployment for The ensuing year. lie has had some e1
penenre IN teaching, and will produce ample proof of
competency and character previous to an engagement
Address A. b.. Amelia Count House.
Nov. l6-c0awlw
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS.

In our summary lew days since We emitted
10 state that the fine, large c aion Manufacturing
establishment, The James River Co;apany, al The
erd Of mayo's c,iise ca the Manchester SHE
has, through lis accomplished agent, ( B Benly'
E>q just given notice ina: they have DECLARED
semi>annual dividend ct seven and a hall per
cent, or Is per css,. a year. We are alsa in.
formed BY The S!aun!cn Spectator lWhis) 'la
cotton and woollen iac.ory has been erected
rear rhai town. Here is its notice
Zone oi The many evidences Of advancing
business al d enterprise in our community. is Inc
erection II a cotton ard woulieE Factory b.
company OF four gentlemen, in he vicinity Of
The lown.-The building is wooden structure Of
goodly So. and proportions, and furnishes q
handsome feature 10 The landscape. Ii is situated
on Lewis Creek near The place well known as
"Elm Grovc"-; one time, many years ago, lie
residence u The laie Judge Coalsr-and 10 one
OF the most picturesque valleys in this region oil
county,"
Ii is true the Spectator alleges as reason for
The enterprise he "conlidence" inspired ty lie
election Of Zachary Wasnns icu- bal, We ASK
il not The Tarid of 1876 in tull opcaiiolS is no
the Senate ard The House too Democratic, ard
can any reasonable man lock 10! I'll increase Of
,ha, Tariff under iae circums,ancesl
These Two striking facts, in our OWL State,
show how liue ground there is for he c!amor oi
the prolecions.s against the present Tarid.
-s-----
As To Mr Ewing, the plan is - egisa.e him out Of
the Cabinet by abrsnc the Secrtaryship OF the In
terror. Created during the las! session In ,hls mo:r.
ment, Democrats and portinn Of The Wings viii
r. hlaT n 0at nd a
to their taste aud temperament.
So says The Loco Foeo Correspondent Of the Phiadel
pha Ledger, who seems not 10 like The Cabinet or Co.
neral Taylor. We Imagine he knows but lille of"thr
cheerully coalescng of ths Wings" IN any su n scar
Wy trick to break one of the most mPo ant Depart
ments Of The General Government. Nor will many Of
the Democrats he ready TO aid ard abe in such ser
yice.-E r. E1press.
We trus, sincerely that The proposed plan oil
breaking up the Home Department may succeed
Il is rs gus on our system, likely 10 expand
into The most dangerous powers, ard 10 swamp
the rights Of The States and people, and we trust
that il will be exlirpa'ed, with its Butcher head,
by Democratic Congress. We know di>lin>
uishcd Senators who voted fer il; cut on Der
second thought" and more critical view ci the
dangers with which il is iraughl, they will now
resis, il with all their energies. The arguments
OF our Senators, Mason and Hunter, against This
dangerous excrescerc., as confirmed by the pow
erlul denunciGions OF portion oil The New York
Democracy, will we hope, again be brought 10
bear, and sink deep into Ike hearts Of the ajor-
" OF the Senate.
THE NEXT HoUSE-CnNGRISs, DEMOCRATIC.
We take The following table and commons
from The New Yord Trbune-lhe only change in
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BOARDING.

MRS. J. B. ABRoTr has taken the house over Dc
~ hudson's once, two doors above the Farr
Bank, and will te ready, The last week 40 ,hi-
10 accommodate ono family, five or six uer
Legislature, and as many day Boardsrs
Nov l3-rat