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DEATHS

We painful da,b of n,
Charles Carter which took place at his residence
burg Friday the 2lst and
Died, Friday morning last illness Of few day, in thu
@ OF her Carey Anne, the wfs
Snlh OF baltimore county, Mayantthe accomplished
of the late Wilson c. Nicholas of NrgnaBy
position u: Providence sctonae husband
aud circle relatives OF
was denr, most dear indeed, to them ALL
Departed this e, Tuesday, the 2lst ut,
year oil her tho residence her husband
brunSwlck Magufe Robert
whom had lived
than twelve tod
though short and violent deusve progress
attacked amenied with
that tuesday evening Previous continued
whom
ed, and an
nhucing all about her anticipate favorable
anticipation was dousvG the hope vRn and while her friends
hour suddenly
lencc her feeble
yeued unaOs longer 10 resist
ady, would than poetic phi
osophica mind the therefore would
but thus much he that IN all her relations life
uhecoDltO devoted
sister tender mother kind
and good neghhourwh disposition calm, Serene
tie, and equanm of mind which who admire
attention Of observer aud well
wuc she protested adorned She bad
exemplary member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
she had lived conddns in the merits OF Crucfed Redeeme
though depored the
eNhoted TO meet her better world helpless bbo
looked
which
dcy afoctonao husband,
caeulabe loss tender babe fond BROTHER and
iieuds depoe loss which repaired;
consooon OF believing that their loss infinite
which time never ILL., they still her where parting
OF The Editors Of the Petersburg Times and IntOigencsr
requested to the above Insertion.
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DGst Joseph " s,sPPard b,owr colt PlatoG, by Tariff.
dam by SIR Alfred, distanesd hrst
io. mrs, boat Hn rs ~ heat I'm os Track very hsavy,
Second race, asweepake tha day. heats
old colts throo entries. - -
Maj Thomas Dosweps brown oily Sting, by Tariff dam
Sally Brown, ~ = ' $3.50
Capt John NJ. Bolts lilly Barbara by Cohanna dam
Wild Cat. = A
First heat, 4rn. 10. 81 heat, I'm l5s. with case
Col. VIM. l.. White paid forfeit.
Second days tho Jockey Club mile heats
MAJ Thomas boswell aud Capt. Charles Thompsons,
Eliza wharton, by Director, dam by Bedford.
Mr. Getaway r. HaIes sorrsl Betsey Conou.
ton,
Capt John NJ Bo,,,' Betscy Graves, by Sir William.
Time, 6m. IS. aud 6in.
Third day. Proprietor's purse, milo heats:
Capt John NJ Bolts bay mare Jemima, by Rather,
Col. VIM. l.. Whites bay horse Mattupouy by Tom Tough,
MI ott'wey P. Hares Diana Vernon, by Director, dam
MI william WillOmsOns black horse Turk, by Arab dan,
Mr.. Hector Davis' Dolly Dixen nv Cba,la. Han,
Hornet,
Maj Thomas Dosw0lrs gray horse Traffic, by Sir Charles
dam Sally Brown, G Q
First heat Am 81. Second heat, On 5ss
Fourth days heats four and
most interesting First
VIM l. Whites souel colt by Monsieur Tom rough unI
MI William Wilansons Methodist, by Iiotspuf.
MI Otawey 7. Here's Kate konnon, by Contention
MI Wm Ni,lamso~s by a o
Mr Jos NJ Shepherds Platoh dam Tariff, distaneod.
leHo'e Jacket just out Of the dYs Lafayette ,s
The dsteaPsr hiil.
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have suggested IL may fail but il may wear Ne out But
when such course is mentioned told Of the Bos-
ton Port Dill and the Tea Act and their We
cannot grant the analogy between the But what il
were admitted? Iii but admit that in its best aspect,
The measure Is revolutionary; and If were TO allow the
analogy and continue it, should have 10 conduct the
managers OF the scheme in describing their progress
through and blood and civil strife and anarchy
ienon and disnnon. In contemplating the progress of
Suihcaton, we have only TO follow its advocates in their
reasoning and those unhappy results in almost
every course OF argument.
eve do not doubt can enjoy the Union aud throw off
the oppression too We do not doubt, TINT under all cir
cunstances will be better for those whom OPP
posed well for us that should continue united;
though to this end they should make sacrifice of all
that The injustice Of which complain, them;
and we have doubt they will this conclusion
when we OF the South shall treat the subject properly.
mat VIII be, by putting end TO our divisions, by dis
cardng false doctrines and bringing the whole South
geihs We hope the people will try these before
they adopt any that will probably lead to revo-
lutonary results The people, they ought to do bes-
tow their first love and their affections their
immediate Governments. These in their estimation
the sheet anchor of their liberties: But there is gallant
ship in which they have great interests hted 1.-THE
Onion) riding by that anchor whcb they will not be willing
lightly to cast FORTH from its haven OF security the break
ers oil constitutional Nuihcation They have no dspo.
siton TO sacrifice their essential rights preserve the
Union; but we hope, they have little disposition
cnice the Union to this and embarrassing theory of
Constitutional Notification
Mr. g. wishes to discuss, il he has time before they
are called TO the polls, he Of State Conre
ally OF Constitutional Nulli6cation. He warns the peo
pie that by this step hcy will grant power without
imposing responsiby-and ''that they will put all
the hazard Of throw of the die We trust the cit
zens OF s. G. will weigh this suggeston-and that the
Nuliiiers will pause in their career-and shoot mad
ly from their sphere
The Montgomery (Alabama) Journal is atdacious
enough to assert that In Vu,ginia the doctrine of
Modification rs rapidly advancing" 1t is utterly un-
true. In this State, the doctrine is marching-back
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER


In the disease thus named, the patient is harrassed by
almost constant vomiting and purging; bile appearing
exist in considerable proportions, in the thus dis
charged general he also distress with gripping
pains OF the bowels, spasmodc contracons of the muscles
of the belly and extremely painful cramps in the muscles
of the extremitics.
In those where the disease is only in moderate
degree, where the patient is strong, aud of middle age
and very considerable dimnuon of his strength takes
place. there exists little danger. The free of
dung drinks Cruel broths, SC will in general prove
sufficient to procure the return Of health.
But when the disease with great violence:
occasiOng tainngs cold sweas GOODNESS OF the extre
mites, and sudden exhaustion of strength, the patient
may he concluded TO be in most peous state life de
pending on the immediate adoption of the most vigorous
measures Young children, persons advanced in years
and those who have been reduced by preceding diseases
must be attended TO with the utmost care and vigilance
since, in the course Of two three hours the disease
unrcstrained, may sink them low hardly leave
possibility of their recovery. When marks Of essenng
strength are evident, the most strenuous exerons must
be made for their suppor-by freely administering in
small quantities at time, strong beef chicken, mutton
brohs deprived Of their fat; Cruel made into white eau
die by the boiling in Of ginger allspce and whole pep
per- and adding il proper quantity Of spirits and pro.
curing that medical aid which symptoms so imminent
must require Should the above fail would recommend
the warm BATH afterwards the dry friction with flannel
and large dose OF caomel, pecacuanha, and laudanum
combined. PLEASANT JABBY NJ ID,
Lynchburg, Sept. 20, 1882
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SAKE OfEsIooded HORSES.

RI EAVlNG dete mined 10 devote my attention excu-
a a sivcly TO other matters, will sell Fair Field,
Richmond, on Inc day OF the Jockey Club purse
one of the most valuable studs OF horses in the United
States among them, the Merno Eve, the dam of the cele
braled Gohannah for which $4,000 have been offered
all her progeny consisting OF four colts by Arab
by Medley and one by Timoleon; number of brood
mares OF the most approved blood my whole stable Of
horses in training stations by the dozen or sim
gle one; the whole a credit of six and nine months
for approved paper and without
JNO. MINGE, JR.
Sept. 2S, 1882. 4I-n
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Fresh E0Tg and BSintel' Goods.
II. * =. -. lanes & Co.
MARKET SeUARE, RICHMOND, Va

MARKET SoUARE, RICHMOND, Va,
Importers Of British Goods and Dealers in Etopedn
india and american Goods, generally,
H AVE received, by the EQUAToR, from Liverpool,
u and various vessels from the North, large portion
of their supply Of FAIL AND WINTER GooDs, and are
daily expecting considerable additional supplies, which
they expect TO arrive be in by the 10Th inst
when more particular notice will appear-in the mean
time they will be glad TO see such Country Merchants
and others, may be ready to buy, all of whom
assured that great exerons will be made give sasfac
ton Sept. g.
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THE MILITIA

TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
GENTLEMEN,-l see that numerous meetings have
been held in different counties Of the State with the view
oil etecting some improvement, In the militia system
This Is all very WELL il the militia sensible that reform
is necessary But they sensible of thsoris the com
munty at large fully impressed with such belief?
What would be proposed? Are tho reoPiO ''iu'--
cur tho eXpenseot proper department OF instruction.
Are they willing to the miiato establish Quarter
Masters Department, and to require real accountability
for the arms?
Are the militia willing TO be restricted in their election
Of officers, to such only read, write and cipher
least far the rule of hreeahd would the officers be
willing ohold their commissions for ten years?
When these things agreed to-and the militia are
called out TO be drilled according 10 the acts Of Congress
the officers having been trained few days in each year
Will warrant we'll trained and efficient militia the
State But long the people, and the Legislature hig
gle about little expense in great OF this Sort
they will never have efficient militia efficient any
thing else. AN OLD OFFICER
At meeting of the Officers of the Goth and Goth Rcgi-
on Friday the l1th day Of September 1892, Col Jno. c.
Jones called the Chair and Lieut. Charles A. Stew
art appointed Secretary
The following Officers appointed Committee to
da resolutions expressive of the objects OF said
viz: 1t Col Jas. H. Gholson Capt p. L. Turnbull Capt
H. d. Iurnbull, Capt. James b. Dupuy, and Capt VIM.
A. Smith, who having retired for sor, time, reported
me following resolutions, which unanimously adop
ted:
Res0iUed, That we approve of the contemplated Con-
venllon OF Officers from the 18th Brigade TO be held at
Lawrencevlle on Monday the 22d October next to take
into consideration what amendments are necessary i'm our
present Militia System.
Resolved That Col. Geo. G. Dromgoole Col Isham
Iroiier, Lieut. Col JnO c. Jones' Lieut. Col. James III.
GholsCn' Maj John w Paup Maj. John $. Harris Capt.
John l.. Powell and Capt. WIN. Meredith be appointed
by this meeting represent the Goth and Goth Regiments
in said Convention.
Resolved, That Gen. VIM. II. Broadnax and Brigade
Inspector, James Mallory be requested attend said
Convention JOHN c. JONES, Chairman.
G. a. STEWART Secretary
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Posponenent Of the Tree mn ran Races To- the Iiih
nj N0reuJber merit

At meeting Of the Tree Hill Club, held at the Eagle
Hotel, on Wednesday, the 26h Of September the follow
ing preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted
The members Of the Richmond Tree Hill Jockey Club
considering the existence Of the Cholera at this time IN
our city, and the absence Of many OF members
deem advisable to postpone the Fall Tree Hill Races, TO
such suitable period as may hope exemption from
this pestlence, and the return Of our fellow citizens
ne 1t therefore ReSoUed, That the Fall Races at Tree
Till be postponed to Wednesday the lih day Of Novem
Der.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary cause this posponemen
TO bo published in the Richmond Enquirer and Wing,
without delaY
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THE CHOLERA

Has slain many victims in this City since our last
paper. The excuses of which too many individu-
day, and the cool weather OH Tuesday, have con
tributed to its fatality-but Wednesday was n fair
bright, bracing day; and it seemed to be the gene
raj impression, that there not so many new
cases on that day, on the preceding; if there
were many, that they were not so malignant in
their character The following are the only reports
which have been made by the Mayor since our last
As to the Board of Health, it has not formally met
since Monday-the Physicians being too much en-
gagged by their own practice, TO be able to attend il:
BOARD OF HEALTH,
Richmond, Sept 25th, 1882
HOSPITAL No. 1.-No report received.
HOSPITAL. No. 2.-Whte l, Colored 4.
CITY JAtI.--Whie l, Colored 1.
PRIVATE PRAorIcE.-Report Of but one gentleman
received JOSEPH TATE President
Interments at the Poor House from IL o'clock ondav
tol2 yesterday, Sept. 25:
Whites s. Colored 2l-Four OF the whites paupers: one
q soldier Of the Public Guard (Sgned5
GEORGE WOODFIN.
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Knockinr Meir bends focet5erI

The last Globe, under the head of "THe Veto and
The Bank, No. 49," has given most humorous dra-
matte sketch of the leading prints of the Opposition
The plot is to arragn them at tho bar of tile Public
and then to make each one to testify against the
other Thus by quoting from the past columns OF
Messrs. Gales and Green, Walsh and Simpson,
Webb, &c, It shows out Of their own mouth. the
characters of the motley group, who arc now ar
rayed against the Administration. And what a
group is thus made Quit
The u s. Telegraph is writing structures upon Aerico.
la-Fdugh! IL first misrepresents Agricola and then
attempts TO answer him The Telegraph does under
stand the subject that II is writing about
~ The communication Of our Correspondent on Mar
will appear in the course Of the next week.
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TAYfORsVIIJE RACTs

&c iayorsvilo races Tuesday the h instant
The hfst race stake old and hes mile
beats Maj lhomas boswell ADD John Smiths Lady Roland, by
Tariff, dam BY Balls old Florizeil,
Iucifer, ' - a
Sol william l.. Whites sofroi colt Yellow Jacket, By
MoDsieur Ionson, dam BY Tom Tough, 2
capt John Bolts bay colt, by Lafayette dam by Cellar,
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Is the "Winchester Virginian" correct in stating
that Col White, of Florida, has in his possession
letter from ~ York, declaring that the electoral tick
et first formed by the Anti-Masonic Convention and
then adopted by the Clay Convention will, feIcced,
give their votes to Clay and Sergeant?-and is the
Vnglnian" correctly informed, that the letter i'm
question was written by no less parsonage than
CHANCELLOR KENT, himself"- Giye ms EgbfI
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POSTSCRIPT.

Tho following the only accounts wo have 10
ceived of the state of the Cholera, yesterday:
Interments near the Poor House, for "a hours
ending this day, ~ o'clock, 9th September.
White 3, colored Ia decrease of 8 since the
last report GEO. WOODFIN.
Whole No. of Intcrments at the Poor-House from
the 1lth inst to yesterday noon-white 42-colored
146-Iotat 1SS. OF whites, were paupers and
soldiers of the public guard. Of the colored, 33
paupers free blacks.}
Cholera IN The Penitentiay 1T gives us pain TO in
form our readers that Notwithstanding all the pre-
cautions that have been so prudently taken by the
Superintendent and Physician, Dr. Chamberlayne,)
the Cholera has at length broken out in the Pen-
Tertiary. The following note from Mr.. Morgan the
Superintendent states the fact. One of the convcts
was found yesterday morning i'm his cell, in the. as
pbyxia-and was supposed to be dead yesterday
evening. Seven or eight other cases had broken out
in that Institution yesterday.
PENGTENTrARY OF VIRGINIA., Sept 81 1882
.HesSrs. Pledsants s. Abbott:
have the painful duty announce the existence OF
Cholera in this Institution
occurred this morning anil the situation of the
patient now, half past o'clock is believed TO be es-
perate
Will you say in your evenings paper that two active
persons, TO supentcnd the Hospital i'm this institution un
der the instructions of DIR. ChamberIayne can receive
employment immediately and that liberal compensation
will be given for their services!
The Editors Of the Compiler will please also insert. IN
Their paper for tomorrow morning, similar notice.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
c. S. MORGAN,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ItnII Gays have added very consdera-
bly, to stock of STAPLE s. FANCY GOODS, making
it the largest have offered SALE and rather
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Sept. %, 1892.

III n ANCERY-NIRGrNIA--At Circuit Supe-
rior Court OF Law aud Chanccry, continued and held
for the county of Cumberland, the Court House of said
county, on Tuesday, the 81 day Of September, 1882:
John c. Page, surviving partner Of the late firm Jas
Deane and John C. Page, trading under the firm OF Desne
& Page, Complainant
against
Francis b. Deane, Executor of Thomas Deane, decd,
Francis B Deane, Jr., Francis b. Deane Sr., Thomas
Jels, Elizabeth Deanc, widow of the said Thomas NJ
Deane, Robert Irving, Henry Page and Jane his wife,
Maurice H. Hobson and Ann his wife Thomas Jells and
Mary his wife, William Trent and Elizabeth his wife.
Thomas Deane and Francis Dcane which said Jane Ann
Mary Eliza Thomas and Francis are children and heirs
Of Thomas NJ Deanc, decd, Edward Cunningham. WIN.
M. Thornton, James Slepao and Mary his wife, formerly
Mary Dillon, John Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife,
formerly Eliza Dillon, James Dillon, Patrick Dillon,
Richard Dillon, John Dillon Alexander Dillon Benjamin
w. Leigh Dillon; which said Mary, Eliza James Patrick
Richard, John, Alexander aud Benjamin, children
and distributes Of Edward Dillon, dccdp and Edward
Cunningham, Henry +. Watkins, Charles Morton, and
John Gillian Executors Of Edward Dillon decd, Doits
The defendant Patrick Dillon, having entered his
appearance, and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Cour and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence That he is inhabant Of this
Commonwealth, 1t is ordered that the said defendant Pa
trick, do appear here the first day Of the next April
term, and answer the bill Of the complainant. and that
copy Of this order DO forthwith inserted in some nowspa-
per published in the city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully and also posted the front DOOR OF the Court
JOHN DANIEL, {. c. c. s. c. T.. and c.
September %. 4lwsw
To John ". BlacktoeH anil i'm. G.. Bdyahan, guar
didns for the orphans Of John Baynham, deceased:
WOU, not being inhabitants Of this State, will please
n take notice, that shall, the goth day Of October
the house Of Grow g. Glovefs in the county
Of Halifax and State Of Virginia proceed to take the de-
position Of Lewis Griffin and others and continue from
day 70 day, until the be taken, Sunday excepted;
and on the 3Oth October next Thos Easleys store n
the same county and Shte proceed 10 take the deposition
Of Hartwe Gresham and others and continue from day
TO day Sunday excepted, until the be takentO be
read as evidence in suit depending in tie county
Court Of Cbanccry whore you and Others are plaintiffs
and defendant a. which time and place you may at.
tend If you please. JOS. G. z. BAYNHAM,
Admir- Of William Bsynham, deed.
Halifax, Va September ~. ss-w4w
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MAINE ELECTION.


The last Portland Argus furnishes us with returns
OF the election in the State of Maine for the whole
State, except seventeen towns, which gives Mr.
Smith, majority over Goodenow of 1916. The
remaining towns are expected TO add three or four
hundred to the majority
And this is it which caused the Opposition to
raise the shout of "ane! al hair" And it is thisl
which the N. Inelligencer called "TRe handlcrtins,
on the toati :" We thought the Intelligenccr had
forsworn nil soothsaying When all its predictions
were falsfied at the last Election it's Editors au-
nounced their intention of "giving up-the Pro-
phet" They had better stick to the resolution
for, the coming election would make their predic-
tons as ridiculous as the last
! Philadelphia--In the city and county the contest
for Congress is very animated. In the LIST district
Joel b. Sutherland is again canddate-Col. Da-
Wis has been nominated as the Jackson candidate i'm
! opposition to Mr.. Sutherland.
] In the I'd d., the Jackson party have nominated
Henry Horn, the present representative, and BENZ
/ W. Richards, who has been some years Mayor of
the city. The Opposition party have nominated Ho-
race Binney and James Harper, who have accepted
the nomination. In the Bird d., John G.. Watmouoh
has been nominated by the opposition. And part
of the friends of the Administration have nominated
Jesse X Burden--but another portion of the party
have denounced his nomination, and are likely to
bring forward another candidate
The friends of the Administration are ON the alert
throughout the State-and appear he confident OF
the election of Wolfe in October, and Jackson in
November.
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For "a hours ending 10 o'clock Monday, total deaths A.
White 2, Colorcd O. On Tuesday, deaths; White A.,
Colored g.
In Boston, case Of Cholcra-- terminated fatally
none others.
In W York, last week, deaths 23s, Of which -
are by Cholera.
In Phitadelphio last week. deaths by Cholera.
II has appeared in Calvert county, Nd. and sove-
raj deaths have occurred
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The Montgomery (Alabama) Journal is audacious
enough to assert that :" Ii, Tuginia the doctrine Of
Modification as rapidly aduancing" 1t is utterly I'M
arnr,Le
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PREsIDENTIAL ELEcrIoN.

~ The communication Of our Correspondent on Mar
will appear in the course Of the next week.