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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-13
VOLUME LII.
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MIR. EVERETT.

MIR. Everett still continues his noble exertons for
the purchase of Mount Vernon He has already
paced in the hands Of trustees slslls at per cent.
interest and $3.50 at per cent interest-hs proceeds
of his oration-for the benefit of the Mount Vernon
fund. The following is from the Boston Courier:
BIRTH Day OF WAsHlSGroS:-M me solicitation
of the MercantiI. Library Association, Hon Ed~ar"
Everett ha. consented 10 repeat hla oraion upon the
character of Washington ou the evening OF Monday
the 23d inat being the day following lhe anniversary
of Washinyton's birth. which occurs Tbs year on
Sunday. The city governmrGl nav" issued orHef" "
for salutes Ia e fired and bells to be rung on the I'D
and fur other obseryances commemorative OF the
event. :;
TO be delivered at the Music Hall. His letter OF ac'
oentance IN IN. Association we present bclnw:
SUMNER ST., Jan. q, 1857.
Dear Sir:-I have received your letter. renesing,
on behalf of the Mercantile Library Assnntion, the
request which was made last year. mar "oh'u re,
peut my Grafton on the character n ashihs,"hi ah''
proposing TO place at my dlsposai ''i' e"'P'u' P'o
cs.ds of the sale of tickets.
II will afford ms pleasure to comply wl'h Inc ~ish
oC the Association. With regard |" 'he hi'Posal "i
the procseds was lat year. III consequence OF 'ae
vsry numerous and sometimes cohh'c.i"g appnca'
tions m r-peat the address, for the benz" oi local IN
stutions End charities obliged to conhne myself I"
its rep.tition in aid Of the fund tor The pur'
chase of Mount Vernon. The aHanihe"' OF lhn'
object may be delayed from the uh"!IliHghesS nl the
nrnnri..or TO part with il, ard other causes but
ranpot doubt that it will eventually become public
property; and, in the meantime. a. understand The
Efforts o, the Directors Of the Mount vernon LadIes
Association to raise the requisite iunda will not &c re-
| laxed. .
tn. sums already received by me, without my dedae
ton tn h. held ill they be ettctuaily applied II
mid Of The purchase. Should it. a: some future time
10 be- decided upon hereafter, be judged impos'ihl,
by the trustee. tc effect the purchase !hrh me SUM
in trust TO be applied 10 some other o9ec; OF nation
81 in,ersst. commemorative OF Washington.
To this fund thus held in trust shall add what
ever else may at any future time come into my hand
for the repetition OF this Grafton.
remain, dear sir,
| With great regard,
Very truly you're,
| EDWARD EVERETT.
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A GENIUS IN TIE UNITED STATES SEN;
GREAT FLOOD Ar ALBANY.

Tuo NIi0n U0il1rs Worth OF property Dtsfroyed.
ALBANY. Fe5 ga tremendous food occurred
here last night in Consequence of the recent thaw,
Cauarg an immense amount ut damage 10 property.
In,. los. IS -sii:nn'ed at 81 OtO,0DO.
Tho city during the night his been the scene OF the
u'runst confusion owing IL The combined evils OF hre
and food, tire having broken ous whilst the Hood
was Ht lis hight.
l.aborers have been working all night in removing
goods from The frat the see"nd honrs ot th- stores
in the lower part Of tie city. where It WAS thought
they would he .n!e, bur a, II O'Clock the water be
gan rising rapidly and the workncn hGd TO dcSst anc
run for s-Eefy,
The water continued ysins 'ill oclock this morn
ing, when It reached point :hrre feet higher Than
ever before known, hnoding tho whole lower portion
of the city high up "A Green street. Inc lower
parts of Herkimer and Hudson tparaIle streets) are
suu,nerged the first story and broadway ls Hooded
from the Exchange TO Inc Delavan House. Ihc
s,or.s and cellars the wes: side are ned win va
ter and all bo siresa between Broadway ana me RI
vcr ars navigaols by boats. large humber OF cat
tie werh drowned. ;. ,.r
crt parts of the city, adding 10 the ierrors OF the
scene. Warren IL Sons buildings on Broadway, and
Messrs Gibson g. Dalton'a planlns mills and Bur-
nett's warehouse en- the pier all oens ln nhmes al
the same time owing 10 the sla"4ins "l large quan.
,i;v of lime Owing to the height of ths water il
,rns ,,poss,hc 20 get the engines IL the tlre, and
therefore, the fremcu proceeded IN boats win DUCK
.t. and succeeded in contning The flames tothe build
inp. in which the Are originated Inc glare of the
nnnaaora,ioo mon The rushing waters OF the river
and the devastating flood in the city, rendered the
,csna one not .oon 10 be forgotten.
The steam propeller Western World caught fire
from the burning warehouse and burnt until she sank
II. ruinored that sevrra! lves have been lost.
Tr.,v. canal boats, three barges, aud two steam
tug. have been sunk
Tn. canal warehouses the piers are stove In, ant
IN. a,,d ia ,oski,,y n breach through them.
-Four hundred catts in Ea:. Albany have beer
,lrow ned s!.o many horses stabbed IN the lower pe
Thre. wrecked houses passed down the river th
morning from some point ebove the oity. Two mel
were sesn upon The roof of one.
The Hudson river Railroad il submerged, and IN,
c.n,ral Raiiroad is in the samc condition The train
ar. landing their passengers the outskirts OF th
city.
30 trains have left here to-day.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.


CLARKE COUNTY. VA, Is FOR SALE!i
"lSHlNG 10 remove South, offer for sale the above
w institution accommodating terms The build.
nes have all been thoroughly repaired ap1 put
up In the last ve years The main building will accom-
mndate 25 30 boardcrs. besides the Principals family
and teachers The school, IS by 90 feet 10 detached
from the dwelling. The lot contains FIVE acres in the
highest part Of the town The neehborhood is
very healthy 1t is thcky settled and is wealthy The
gross receipts Of the school, since have had IT, been
between % 500 and $4,000 per year.
will sell to the purchaser OF the Semin.ry-if he ie
sire t-a small farm three quarters OF mile om town
situated Immediately upon the Turnpike and containing
s6 aeres Either or both will be sold low Any commu
ncation addressed to me will be promptly attended TO-
and information desired will be honestly given.
Feb .6-cw2n j. A. HANES.
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FIAT R0CK FEMALE SEMINARY.

made
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country where
one teacher is employed, it is impossible, for of
time for the teacher devote that constant personal
ten;ion that is needed In such schools the little pupil in
music ia necessarily sent to the piano to learn and prnc-
tce her music without assistance Should there be but
ten scholars and half hour only devoted by each 10
music the teacher being present. i've hours OF the teach
ers time will be consumed and but little lett TOR the In
struction in other studies To this may be traced
OF the complaints OF Female Schools
The great object OF my School the constant,
personal attention of the Teachers every Department
For this purpose, teachers employed One
tend the ordinary English Branches including Ma,he
atics and the Sciences and the other TO Music French
haye charge of the first Department By her fidelity and
her smahty of character she secures the love OF all
her pupils and from my examinations know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidly and proficiency.
In the other Department ebra racing Music French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss IRENE KNAUFF is engag.
ed, a lady educated with great care. As teacher,
she given the satisfaction to her employer aud
nentary Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
he lessons invariably in the presence of the Instructor
and then retire to another Piano to practice.
frequently examine the young ladies, especially on
imporec,y learned When this is tako place is mo-,
generally known by them. The consequence s that they
are always prepared.
In closing feel it due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this School, to express my grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness each other and to every
member of my family. Their extraordinary deeorum
their handsome Observance of those social propreties
which contribute much to the ornament OF female So
cety their digent application to their duties, and their
proficiency, merit more thnu ordinary prnise.
When notified on whnt day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the OF the South.Sids Railroad, a
suitable conveyance will be provided
- Every article OF clothing should be marked.
ST- My address 10 MacFurland Lunonburg. Va.
JOUN ORGAN
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MIR. EpwARp W. FOSTER.
THE NEW YORK NEWS AND THE NEW
YORK HERALD.

An amusing end rather bitter con'roversyis is in pro
ora, between the New York Daily Ne'rs and the
Herald in regard to the circulation Of their respective
Journals. The Rera!d-so says the Ne'rs-swear'
lard snd is moving Heaven and earth 20 keep Up its
sinking fortunes. The s;sr of the Herald has been
waning ever since lis treason 10 the South III the re
cent canvass, and are gratifed at any indicatons
of return to wholesome sentiments on the part OF
the thousands who patronzed this Black Republican
journal. The Meas has thus far, much the better OF
the controversy, and is destined, We predict far TO
outstrp it. unscrupulous contemporary in the race tor
popular support.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Col. G.. W. RIcHARDsoS:
Dear Sir:-At large and respectable r1'ea'!'- g
the citizens of Hanover county, recently h"i' Of O..
Old Church in the said county 10 cOn.;der .! ~" '
cancy on the bench Of this Judicial Circuit oera.
ed by the resignation OF the Hon. john L. 10" =
YOU were unanimously nominated as :hr choic" 60
the meeting for the high office OF Judge OF the
trict and the Undersigned appointed = commit
inform you of this mark of the regard End cos-dn
Of your countymen. 49,
Believe, dear sir, that in performing this as'H'a' q.
duty we are sincere in addingour own 10 'he va " :
expressed wishes of the meeting, tina. you *! te.s
its nomination.
Your friends and fellow ci'.Ieua
LEWIS JOHNSON,
Fl. N. TURNER,
X. G.. SMITH.
JAS. 6. TYLER.
w. W. TURNER,
r. w. TALLEi, aad others,
Commit.
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FuR
~~-.>~'~

rHAVING removed to Richmoud, / oher for sale, my
Farm wing in the county of Charles City, 9 to u
miles from tho James River and % miles from The city of
sSps1ns S Snss@ ."r
of lime clover plaster &C. There Is good Dwelling and
all @ necessary outheuses nearly Also. an e1eelen,
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could d. 10 very conve.
$40 scres Persons wishing to purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion OF
would do we'll examine this property as am osPosea
to soil on liberaland accommodating terms
The oveneer or my brother living adjoining, will 'ho"
Address DR o. A. CRENSHAW,,
J,pe q-ctf Box No 374, Richmond. Va.
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o,v,,yn H.soyEk, Co, Ia

OAKLAND. HANOVER. Co, Ian. -. 1857.
Gentlemen Il have had the %r"uAcho"a I" &C.
ceve your note informing me of my hVnnHti9I' b. r
m.etiny of the czsns OF Hanover !nr 'ha hls L".,.
ton ot Judge Of the Sh Judicial Fi:cnt cs Viz
r. n th.. honors within the git Of frc" yg,.. -,
NAV aspire such aspiration may be IndU.s= ",'.r-:
nre,umption when they are invited by tho,D v Z,
whon rests the right to confer the di.t' t'rctur.
therefore learn the wish-s OF my cOuniylD.n = /.
gratitude and pleasure. Nor. shall bs go wan j.
in frankness as to deny that should he rrou' 10.
elevation to which they would promote Bu'-
on mature reflection, there reasons which 'pC .
to decline being candidate for the vacant -
shp. Added to the fact that Older and abl-r g-LIi
have been nominated who naturally desire he 10. 90,
at this time, my location s such that of ne
courts in which practices only those cf ~ oSm .
ty arc within the Judicial district. srn !n
known to the people OF the remainder Of the Gre
and could only become acquainted with thelG by
i'ing their respective counties. This YOU'D n- 80.
thing less than electiOueeving for Judcia. '!acr 2
spectacle for which Virginians not VT ptrpnr'
aud forventy trust in Gud never will D. 10 ) "r
gentlemen, who know me- need not say II s 2 cat'-t
to which l would not stoop. ltwould throw d'sr' ~
ON Your nomination, and would be a poor f.in'a =
your generous kindness in wishing 10 p"f ,us 81.
position recently graced by that di-ingu'-tt' " ~
and noble and true hearted gentleman, The T. 90. J".!
I. Lnlnax.
Earnestly hoping you will secure for th- fo-i'5,
Judge who will f!! it wor'hily. am, mo-: gIei,i.
and cordially, your friend and fellow cltiz u,
G.. W RICHARDSON.
To Messrs. johnson, Turner, Smith, 1yl.. c..
Others, Committee, &C.
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~ TuE GOyEKNOK OF VIRGINIA,

4
NH-HEREAS, acomn.uncs;ion has been received mGn
w :hv honorable John Lonax tenoe,ihs ms
,ru a. m. Judge of The Eehh Ccui' 10 eneel On
,b .e.nih o FSorna.y and the same navins peeh
sccso,d by the Executive therefore, conformity
ibe Sheriff o. each o. Ia, counties OF Lancaster, Noa
,S,asr,.nS 49, Eichu,opd Westmur, land King George;
sn.rvyapis CaIolue hanover King William Ming aho
0peeS and Es,x comp osius said Circuit 10 hereby re-
ou,,sd 70 cause an election :or Judge OF said CIRCUIT 20
be held on the 10Th day OF February next al tue places
prescribed By law 49,. ,.o,
of The Commonwealth, at Richmond, this loth
tSrAJ dsy of Decouoe., eighteen hundred and nifty
% AVID in the SIS, wear OF The Commonwealth.
s'A' HENRY A. WISE.
Br.se Governor: GEORGE w. MuSFoRD, Secretary oi
=, .,o;I",n,onwerth ?; -, Dec lS-ctde
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KANSAS.-The repor: OF the Secretary Of the
National, or rather Northern Kansas Committee, III
session al New York OF :he 26h u!t., shows that the
total receipt. Of the Committee have been about
900 000 and the expenditures ISL 600. The contrl'
buttons in clothing are estimated at about Sb0,OoO -
Some two Thousand emigrsnts have been forwarded
10 Kansas by the Committee.
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REMAINS OF PRESTON S. BROOKS.

The remains Of the Hon. Preston S. Brooks, OF
South Carolina, reached this city last evening about
FIVE O'Clock, by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, in charge of committee OF gen
tlemen from Mr.. Brooks Congressional District
/ who went OIL 10 Washington 10 convey the remains
of their late distinguished aud faithful representative
to their la-t resting place in South Carolina. Owing
20 the aeness cfths hour at which the cars arrived
from Washington the committee were unable to pro-
cead South until this morning.
a large number Of our citizens. upon hearing that
Mr. Brooks remains would reach this city, repaired
10 the depot.
The Mayor Of the city, on behalf of the citizens o!
Richmond took charge of the body, aud the citizens
forming procession escorted the remains TO the Ca
pto where they were deposited for the night in the
Hall of the House Of Delegates. detachment from
esch company of the first regiment Of volunteers was
detailed to gusrd the corpse daring the night and to
act as an e.cor, to the Petersburg Rail Road Depo,
this morning.
A GENIUS IN TIE UNITED STATES sen.
ATE.
That world. renowned statesman, General Cess, is
to be- succceied in the United States Senate by n
Black Republican very lily qualified for bis position
The Detroit Free Press relates the following anecdote
of him:
During tho late campaign, Mr. Zachariah Chan
dl.r United States Senator eject, improved himself
in stump speaking by taking lessons OF recently
graduated youth Of the University, named Dexter
On one occasion Dexter had taught him To recte ar
exrnci from Burke. which was intended To be brough
in with great force and tremendous applause. iav
iny heard him recite, just before time Tor public
sneakiuy Dexter went down to hear and see 'Zacha
rsh climb the tree. He did II we'll the passage from
Bake was finished, and drew down the plaudits o
| the multitude. But, in order to give it still more
force Chaniler remarked, IN his most impressive
manner: .Such-sucb, felluw- citiLens-was The Ian
yuaga nf the immortal Burke, IN 'he Ss'Iais 81 IN
Eu.LrI Strtpl ""
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

.r5 s.s'd reward will se paid for the appreb ansion
ssl - livery to ne, or in some Jail in the State, 90
Li..y !, Pm I'M asain of my slave LINsEY purchased
~ .,aold last winter, of Mr.. Cendenin. He
hssIaL,r n9enar!e, aud has wife In the county Of
has ss. - =, Heis Doubtless lurking about Richmond or
|0esHl, 10 :, Saa'e or buckingham. or may probably
as and eleven inches or six foes tall, straight,
'o'Ted, and about 40 years OF age.
pH'ls-ct -, JAMES II. cox,
- NiNrERgocK 2 O Chester6eld Do
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de-. so'e holder, OF certificates who desire TO re
|,he u 1Faay must ii -esidins beyond the limits OF
Mae staes, Acknowledge tine power before some
r. cri .aipo'sn'issy Charge dAtares, Consul Gene.
|by; zee Consul. or Commercial Agent appointed
.Fansn OF III. Tinted States any foreign
Ieos, aenrc The proper officer Of any court OF such
osc . s Mayor or o.her chie magistrate of any city,
Sac. 'Fporatou therein If residing in the United
|sv, acknowledgement, before Justice of the Peace,
)the .o"e or Commissioner OF Deeds appointed BY
OF virginia IS sufficient In all cases the
niue: Dc delivered
m.ELuTfGR. Auditor of Public Accounts.
sH PARKER. Register,
VIZ MCNFORD, Secy. Common ealth.
a,0. Ihe Cn,nnihsnuera of tha Sinking Fund.
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v.IUaRIF FARM FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which FORMERLY fe'
sided lying Immediately Swift Creek, in the coun'
y of Chesterfield about four miles above the Court Houae
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains 264 acres onehird Of which Is In
original growth the other twohirds 10 open land in
good stale of cultivation and we'll adapted to the growth
Of wheat corn and tobacco.
The improvements consist of good dwelling and all ne
cessary out and farm houses.
The farm 10 we'll watered, and considered remarkably
healthy
ANY ono wishing purchase can call on me, or J. R.
Nov ,spctf p H. GILL;
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~. Tso a., ~, John II. Wingne!o, OF norioI, ~
~. :eo. a., A. John IT, Wins6eld, of Norfolk, LOO
~: -. >; - IOsr u WINFIELD of Norfolk 100
ls,. N,r AZ a. John n. wingied, Of Norfolk, LEO
ls;s MAJ y A. John H. Winstcld. of Norfolk, l'0O
iGs N,. o. ij Norfolk Draw Bridge Company, ~
~. Mar "a A. John Southgate. OF Norfolk, 9UO
~ jan Is T. Norfolk Draw Bridge Company, 81
!:Sa IL, !6. 2, Norfolk Draw Bridge Company, LOO
.n L., IL 81 JShn southga,e. 100
!,;S Az: H. II, Mr.. Fanny P. Rowan, ExecutriS
OF u. Rowan, decd, OF Middle
sex county, Va, 30
~! !.7 SIS Richard L. Page, of Norfolk, oO
lsS, uNc D. 6, TnOs. stevenson, OF Richmond, 1,b
~, Dec ~ : ThUs. Stevenson, OF Richmond, l,uO
!s7, D-c o. Q, S,rm.u Stewart, of Richmond, 900
.:Es, Nay e l3 Dr. VIM B. Seldom, OF Norfolk, oo
10 sg;. q, "A. Ms Ann Newton Kilby, OF Nan. -
senond, :, 2oo
'-'' ''P ~ - NJ, 800
la4, FEB 70, ". II H,nc5 ok, of Ches,erisd coun.
i, y, Va. ~
} ie Sep % 70, Mutual Assurance Society against
s.s on buildings of the state OF
Virginia 3,'V
l.s Jan Is, 43, Ch.ries A. drice, of Portsmouth, -.
nss Va m a. jossa sI.:;e; ses., of Orange county 100
!si', Yar % Is, Robert B. Cunningham and Ann
Il MS wife, i,io
vic LIS
ls4-. N 81 ~. c. Rowan and Mary B. his wife, /, Is
ISIS Nd. ~ Il, john L. Ring and Luhy j. MS
Isis, NJ g. :2, G . w Richardson, Executor o!
Eiwsrd Go-sn, decd, l,70
lsis W. a. s. Andrew Johnston, ofNRichmond, 2c
Isle, s.. & S. John NcCl.luud OF Rockbridgc, l,50
1851! IA! L. ~ Elmuad wilkins trustee for VIM.
F. Dxndriize and Susan c. Dan
trdse his wife and her Fine chill.
drcn, &c, 2,oO'
lsN Dee !; &c Richard Archer, Jr, Of Amelia, l,0N
ieS- .,L u, b, Z. ". Flournoy, Administrator OF
E. IT, Mossl-y, "O(
ier, fs'2 w. Richard Ruwzic, receiver OF the
.upd arising from the sale o the
Glebe lana in Saint Arne's Par.
i.h Essex county, 2O(
lsN, !E j. "a Alexander J. Broadnax, Of Bruus.
WICK county, 2,5OC
iDJ "a, % =. Elizabeth V. Wallace OF Stafford, 3CI
Ie''' Joy i, =, Lucilla Wallace, of Freder'eks'
,e,, bug. oo'
is'S, Aug ! 80. MaIy Hill, Margaret Tyler, Eliza.
beth Hill to hs held by them az
,e,, trustee &C. &c, w
10y Nov. T. 20, Addison Dold, lV
'e'', Dee. 3, IS, y S!oval, Treasurer, &c, in
,s, ieres; for The Monticello Bank, e,Oo
'e''' !aa. ~, g. Rch.rd w Flournoy, Adninistra.
lo. 10. Of Edward II Moseley, decd, 2eO
IVY. jan l. Z, Rev. c. w Petncrhrid2e, l,40
~ !m ~ =, Rsr. R. C. Moore, OF New Jersey, io
w. fs', 3, =. Jo.iah L. Wilson. Of Kennons,
is., CHARLES City county, 2,V
49,, Amaaaus n waiEer, so
a. az, ;:y - ~. John T Leiteh Of stafford IN
,sS IL = gs WEa ID s.us l,6U
~, a.. &c. o. Mnrr aud El;zehe,h d Vasa 3O
is 10. a'f"s, ~ Dr Ssmuel P,ueson. 2O
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THE RICHMONp ENQIIRER,

By KlTCHlE. PRYOR Il DUNNAvAST.
WIZ. F. RlTCIIlE ROGER a. PRYOR, EDITORS
FRIDAY MORNING, February I3.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

TEN DOLLARb KEWAKU.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on Christmas day
II last man NAT about I IS years OF age: feet
viii rye the above reward for Mat, If delivered to ne in
Powhsan county or secured in jail in this State so
ha, get him again. Ny addre:. s jefferson P1wha'sn
Executor Of T. w. Troxrh, deceased