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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

ENALL AND WINTER GOODS-We are this tay
IL receiving by the packets Nassau aud Richmond from
New York, part Of supply of Fall and Winter Dru
Goods--and by the scr Effort, daily expected. will re-
ceive very heavy additional supplies BY the % inst
our assortment will be complete, when will embrace
every article in the Staple and Fancy Dry Goods line pur.
chased upon the most favorable terms will be Offered
either by Wholesale or retail, at prices, confident,
WIZ be satisfactory We in,iic county merchants and
friends generally call and examine our stock before
purchasing else where.
BlNFoRD. BROOKS, GAY & CO.
Sept. 16. $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

a tHARLES ELLIS has received his entire importation
" oil Fail and Uinter Goods, with additional supplies
from the Northern Markets-among which will be Iound :
London cxirasuperne cloths aud cassmefes, of every
Variety Wilson's nspped cotons; heavy mlled blue mix
ed and white plains; London du point, ose and Whitney
blankets; French cotton blankets, and beautiful
uce hannels. baizes, Brussels capeting, and rug
,erstans London made great COATS Plain aud figured
rinoes; bombaznes and bonbazctt; Circasan plas
Wy army co saitnets and inseys tor factory aud plan
taon hands ushings kerseys; German and British
burgs burlap<, aud uckienburg; warranted Irish linens
steeiings aud lawns; Russia diapers; domestic good, OF
every descriptions; Valencia, swansdOwn, velvet, silk AID
other vesiings; Prints, gnghsns, cambcs muss, lace,
grapes saiiDs aud silk; Merno Thibet and Cashmere
shawls; silk and fancy andkerchie genemens, ladies'
and negroes hosiery; Meino shirts and drawers London
buckskn and other gloves ladies' French do; stocks
collars aud bosoms; gentlemens London hats; leather
CATERS and eggins; beavcrteen hunting shirts &c
In his hardware department. will be found the usual
reiy in that neconsng, in part, Of superior cutlery,
raxors, hles spades shovels locks OF every
description warranted butts trace chains anvils, ham
mes, drawing knives, Tenders, fire irons candlescks
walters, annealed wire, stair rods, genuine femnings
needless lowing pieces, powder TASKS, shot belts,
sets coach and gig mounting. snafles heads aud rens
Also, lew sets handsome granite table china, aud
case Of Hardham's no. 9 snuff.
Ser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-23

RH ISIS MACKENZiE's SEMINARY will be re-
I'VE opened Oh The October, Tor the reception OF
boaders and day pupils. She thankfully acknowledges
her obligations TO the public the pre- given 10 Ter
Seminary, aud truly DESTROYS merit its continuance she
mas spared ueher pains expense secure to her pu
ps sihcent masters, with every other advantage likely to
aid them in the requirement OF solid useful and liberal
education.
September TO- 3qe
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RECxGNO.vD, TIRGEyY1 TUESDAY, SEz'YENHER 1884.

FHNHE Iiceyfh Session Of mn Seminary for Youths
~ will commence the l5, October, 1884 at Sully.
in the county OF Faiax and close the 18th OF the io
lowing August There n he vacation, except from
The 10Th OF August 10 the 15h Of October. The
OF instruction comprises, English, Latin French, Conpo
sion, Civil History, the clemens OF Natural aud Moral
Philosophy, Arithmetic, Algebra, the Elements OF Geo
merry, the Globes Book keeping, AMI the Evidences OF
Christianity few hours oil each day will be employed
In the kitchen aud flower garden, nursery aud vineyards
these valuable and useful cmployments, have from
perence found highly beneficial aud delig hu 10 my pu.
ps, and to have superseded oudness Tor those games
and amusemenis, which lay the foundation oil many bad
habits in al err ie The discipline is strict and parental
The most scduious attention is paid TO the morals and
ners oil my pupils, Who all reside my family and form
part oil It, The number Is Limited. enabling to pay
proper attention each, aud TO study, my
strucon TO their respective characters and capacities;
the same Time, that IL is sufficiently form
agreeable and wellorered community within ourselves
The charge Tor the scholastic year oil ten months,
hundred and nifty dollars, payable half yearly in adv
Tor board, washing, fire. candles and tuition NJ deduc.
lion is made for absence; aud admitted for
have entered Each pupil furnishes his own matirass
bedding and towels such as desire il, be furnished
with ma trass and bedding at six dollars per session.
Books ana Stationery il requested will be furnished
The Booksellers prices for cash. Such of my friends
may see this advertisement, III confer favor BY
recommending my Institution 10 these who have sous 10
educate here rep at, that shall again return TO
my former residence the tide water
Letters, postpaid, directed 10 Sully, ION the Stage
road from the District 10 Winchesei) Chanlly Post
once, Fairfax county Virginia. WI he promptly attend.
ed TO. WM BRENT Ir
September 10. 3s-,l5 I'M
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hANCING.--The undersigned respectfully gives no.
y uce, that The exercises OF his classes will be re-
somed Oh Monday The 18Th Oct f. c. BREEDIN
Sept 10 20 p,
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MOTIIE.-Any information OF Uriah Spencer, one OF
the heirs and distributes oil John Spencer, decd
late OF King William County, State OF Va, ho enlisted
during the last and went TO Quebec,
TO the subscribers living the White Chmneys Caro-
line County. Virginia will be much TO his advantage and
wi be thankfully received by
JAMES THOMSON,
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Maelzcl,s Exhibition.

a L TERPSiCHORE HALL. tcH close on ~ iddy
IA the goth inst. IL consists OF the following pieces oil
Mechanism
The Anomaion Chessplayer; the Meodium; the Me-
chanca Theatre; the Automaion Truupeer; the Speak
ing Figures and Auiomaton Slack Rope Dancers; and the
grand Mechanical Tournament
Performance every evening, Sunday exceped,) TO
commence at half past o'clock cisey-doors open
o'clock.
Abundance so cents children half Price.
IL Tickets may be had during the day. at Mr. Becks,
ain street, aud the Exhibition Hail. or at the door In
the evening. lSepi.91 S6--u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-02
FOR THE ENC UIRER.


SIR:-The times mutsble, and individuals, espe
ally politicians, pery much disposed TO adapt them
selves to ITS variations, that mus, beg you to my
acknowledged unacquainaDce with opinions
on some OF the leading political questions OF the day. and
my impernence, O impeineBce il be,) in soliciting
sure aud speedy TO the following nerrog ioes
L would enquire then, Mr. Parker, whether you
slider yourself Instructed TO for MIR Leigh,
next Senator because two OF the counties of your District
have elected Opposition members, and gentlemen who
were known TO be in favour OF Mr. Leigh whilst IL is be-
ieved that one OF those counties has majority OF Admi
mis- ration votersf
would also know particularly or, consider this par
heutaTty important )-should the be owed
dow TO between Martin Van Buren, Benjamin
kns Leigh present advised which will receive your
support for the Presidency
Likewise, MY Parker, what your opinions notc
relative to the "eague OF State Banks the Treasury
its consulionahy and expedencys Let US have ascom
| pieie talk On this inquiry.
And, finally your views generally the ". S. Bank,
and all other National Banks
Believe when say, Mr. Parker, that in adore ssing
this communication TO you, acuaed by no uuknd
feelings whaisoever: my only object being know
pcy, and for others TO know what the opinions our
hSenaor is likely carry with him the legislature
i in concuson sir, permit me 10 gay, that for
instant bring myself TO believe but that you will con-
sderii Representative duty respond promptly and
freely, TO ihesPectu tho anonymous call OF plain
humble CITIZEN
August 9Th, 1884,
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nEATllS-

Departed this l yesterday morning, Frsnc s. Cook tho
Of John L. Cook Of tho Editors OF this The
Senior Editor him no permit him descend
tomb unhonorcd This yaung
acquniniod
whose integrity DneI whose Of honor and
who discharged his duties with religious
Hy He the darling his family and eseomod by
acquaintance who Tie
skill
lie just Virginia vain
only enough Ion the
y die hen The that dictates these few lines
dePnfiod hicnl, unable describe tho
grief Of h parents add HE Ieods AZ The friends and acqoant
the family requested h funeral
sdenco Of his father this afternoon eek without further
vitnti0n
AGef sudden illness residence in Orange county
Saturday Tho 0,h ius hae D1gs J about
infant children relations
his premature death 90 Tuesday he assnilod with
disease, ahoaeh every
lie which medical xiii could devise such tho
complaint ability experience
physicians, terminated Ais
Ing sap5d0y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-02
TO TIE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER


piece, with the signature OF ~. MALLORY has
Just made its appearance Ia the Enquirer OF the 26h inst
which, but for the following paragraph would be
noticed, viz: ~ tc0d dduse the rerobie tcrer TO fedrr
me truth before he puts pen TO Paper again, especially
dshe belongs to the Church containing plain aud pail
pable auson TO particular individual aud mpuation
upon his veraciiy, which, az Intentionally unjusti-
TABLE uncalledior, and sloge by facts
COL Mallory knows very we'll, that the person whom
he audes is incapable OF wully facts,
and must upon reflection, that the above
conched as is, in such ambiguous language, ought
have been expunged from his Card before published.
IL has, however been spread before the public IL is
well knownD this section OF the county whom alluson
has been made Justice then the rned,
demands that explanation should be msde promptly and
uDequvocay made.
COL Mallory does not say, that he had more than FIVE
names on his Instruction paper up TO Sunday, the 10Th
ins does he pretend to deny that the corresponds
mt OF the IDelig had the information there stated
He goes indeed TO give his why he had done
little nothing, aud then concludes by saying, that the
writer would be surprised when he his list aud would
learn the importance of ascerning the truth OF his Uio
marion before lie made bold assertions
The correspondent who informed MIR Richie that Col.
Mallory aud another gentleman carrying every thing
before them in this county, the proper person have
been publicly rebuked for making bold assertions without
knowing them TO be tTue and not who merely
in answer 10 this, that Col Mallory had he inform
ed, nsructonsts particular day, and consequently.
that there must have been mistake in the business
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From the Monongalia Farmer.1
nEMOCRA ATTIC kfLEIINf


AgreeabIy TO public noice, very respectable meeting
Of portion Of the citizens OF Mopongaiia county,
holden the mouth OF Pawpaw Creek on Saturday the
2oth July The objects OF the meeting having been
psined by VIM. :. Morgan, Col VIM J. Wiley nonina-
ted Mr. David snder, an old DemOcrat OF Ugh respeca-
bity, as ChaiYmen; and motion of Capt Stephen III
Mongsn, Capt. David Cunningham, Maj Samuel b. Sni-
der AND p b Arnst, were appointed Secretaries.
IL was on motion, ordered, that committee Of Five
be appointed prepare resolutions expressive the sense
of the meeting Whereupon, MIR. Joseph Merrill and
four others were appointed.
Previous 10 The in reduction Of the resolutions, VIM s.
Morgan, request, tookhe floor; and in animated and
Iorcible speech oil some length, explained the deposits
in his both TO the credit o! the speaker, and
the satisfaction OF his very attentive audience
The committee appointed 10 prepare resolutions report
ed lie following:
l. Resoiued, by the meeting, That we have the utmost
confidence in The ,oSdon patriotism and democratic in
tegTity Of Gen. Andrew Jackson; that will sustain
him Lis efforts bring the Bank of The United States
10 proper investigation andial before the sovereign
people.
2 Resolued, as our opinonf That the refusal of the
Bank TO submit lis books andpaps to the inspection of
guilt Of those abuses Of ct6e GGRgnhldAe feet6jfs
have charsedie
81. ReSoosd, That the Banks unfaiihfnlne.s in div
charge oil the duties OF fiscal agent ot the Government
together with the enormous appropriations funds n
effort control elections and its iyraunv i'm creatin
such undue and distressing pressure in the money market
prove itto be unworthy tile confidence Of this meeting and
IT caa no longer receive support.
A. Resoioed That Flee persons be appointed 10 repre
sent tins meeting, committee OF correspondence TO Law
the above resolutions before fellow. citizens of this
hosc OF me AelshOorlng counties; hold
correspondence with such as may deemt their interest To-
concur In the above opinions and resolutions.
bereGPon, Capt David Cnnnng ham Of the Pawpaw
district, Maj Samuel b. Snijer, of the Morg dis
irict, Capt Arson Meruhed OF the Whiieday district
William Thomas, Esq OF the DuDkard district and Mr.
John Curran,, Of the SwamPs district said
committee.
The FIRST resolution having been read, IL was moved bv
VIM. ). Morgan, that it be adopted whereupon the
question being put, passed Uith0ut disse nng voice
The second, third and fourth, having been severally
read and the question par the passage thereof the said
resolutions parsed with but one dissenting voice.
On motion Of Vim. S. Morgan, il was
ReSOiusd That the proceedings OF the meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretaries that copies be
put in he hands of the committee Of correspondence for
publication.
And then, motion, the meeting adjourned
DAVID SNIDER, Chnl'n.
DAVID CUNNINGHAM.
SAMUEL b. SNYDER, Secretaries.
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uNEp sOLPHUR SEMINARY = The en.uIng Tern

HhED SULPHUR SEMINARY The ensuing term
n n, OF this Seminary will the 18Th Sep
tenber, and terminate on the 18th July following The
studies pursued here will be preparatory the University
of Virginia The Classics and Mathematics are now
taught. and a teacher OF Modern Languages will be
loyed The number OF students will justify IL.
The utmost attention will be paid TO the mental moral
and physical Improvement Of the youth committed TO my
charge. The number Is limited TO 25. During the two
month"; vacation they will receive instruction 10 Malhe-
malice together with board, without any additional charge
TERMs.-Ttdiion, Board, Washing ami blending,
per term, $3.50 payable half yearly IN advance. hne
opportun il now presented TO visterss OF placing their
children W situation combining many advantages. No
youth Of bad bab doubtful character be admitted.
Commando tons addressed 10 this subject will
celve prompt attention. VIM. BURKE.
Red sulphur Springs, Monroe County, Virginia.
August 10 SO-w4w
~ The Richmond Whg Naonal inolgencsr and Cbaeston
Nseuyg viii peaso lnse week.
four weeks, and u8nsmit ther eec0unts 20 W y.
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For TIE ENQUIRER.
To THE FRIENDS OF THE Al MIN1STRATION
IL is understood, that letter road from Dr. At
kinson, the last Halifax court resignng his the
Senate Of Virginia, and that no nomination Of candidate
supply the vacancy was then made. Ii is therefore,
respectfully requested of the good People OF Mecklen-
burg, and many of the good People of HALIFAX
possibly make IL convenient TO attend, TO meet at Boydon
the Sd Monday OF September, il being Meckenburg
county for the purpose OF making arrangements
selecting candidate TO represent the District in the place
Of DR.. Atkinson. MANY VOTERS.
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FOX TIE E.NQUIRER.
NOTICE

meeting OF the qualified Voters Of Orange, in favour
OF instrucng Senator Daniel t. Slaughter
against the res election OF the Hon Benjamin w Leigh
the Omitted States Senate requested the Court house,
MANY VOTERS.
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TO THE EDITORS on THe rNo


You will oblge part OF your friends by publishing the
6dS sing Resolutions entered into by considerable aun-
TIER G. the cgeDs OF Brunswick Monday the 21 inst.
AC July Court was thought necessary to instruct
Delsgates to the next Legislature, respecting their Sena
Fora vote Accordingly, several papers distributed
throughout the soHniy TO that eTect-but the Antics ia
King exception 10 The node Of proceeding it agreed
upou by the friends Of the Administration call public
meeting. NEE citing called on Monday last and The
following Resolutions, submitted By Col Mallory, were
unanimously sdopled.-
L. ResOiDed, That the paper In circulation, pur
porting TO be letter OF instruction TO our Delegates, be
adopted as the insiruc ion proper 10 be given.
q ResOiUed, That copies be placed M the hands Of
Theo. a. Field, Samuel Lucy, Dr. Creed Haskins Capt.
Thos. Jones' Col TrotteT, VIM Tally, VIM. SturjiYant,
Henry Mason, John Atkinson, COL Mallory Alex. NAL
lory Jos. a. Rddck DR.. John Orgain Capt WIN. Mere
dfh Jobn r. r.. Lewis, Rob. Jackson Richard 81 n.
Walton. John ". Harrison. pr. Fred W Harrison, John
G. Claiborne, John Daley, Miles g. Branch, John Is.
many MAY think proper 10 take copies add hat
they be requested present the same 10 The voters OF The
county their signatures and make report meeting
to.be held at September Court next
g. Rssolsed, That this meeting do adjourn, TO meet at
September Court next
On motion Of Dr. Fred W. Harrison, il was Resolved.
That The proceedings IS hs meeting be forwarded by the
Secretary 70 She Editors oil the Richmond Enquirer and
American Constellation, with request that they publish
the same.
GroReE SToNE, Sscreioty
copy OF INSTRUCTIONS.
We, the undersigned Voters Of the County Of Druns-
wick, approving generally Of The course Of The Admins
traton, OF us recent measures, and highly dsep
proving Of the pursued by Senators in the late
session Of Congress, do hereby instruct Delegates 10
the next General Assembly, IN The election a Senator
favor Of member Of he Administration party, who
will oppose tho u States Rink
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neutrality-suspicious.

Correspondent Of the Petersburg Constellation gives
an anecdote from Noltoway county Aug. %: "Yester-
day, about three O'clock IN the afternoon OF these
"whole hog" Leighifes arrived at Old Whites Chapel,
not in time TO hear the Tor the evening preaching,
but in good time TO interrupt the little boys from eating
water melons. My curiosity led me 10 what was the
matter, aud on getting there, this Mr.. Leighite seems,
had been officially informed, that OF the qualified
u0fers 20 use Capt Epes ermO from Blacks and Whites
down that meeting house, had signed the Instructions.
He repudated severely the in which the lDsruc-
tons carried about saying the people taken
from their poughs, &C., they had signed that OF whe tn
perfectly ignorant; that they had signed
their hberyM ln politics, we'll in religion,
Io fanatics. placed my eyes on one OF my venerable
old friends, about seventy years old who had walk ed
up with pipe in his mouth. II smoked il in deep
study was informed that he had the Instructions.
lie aud TWO otsnear neghbors, who also at preach
ing yesterday have been waited 10 day and all lee Of
them cheerOlly and willingly signed the instructions"
"Finding (sayshe wrte the Instructions likely TO be
carried by an "oDtrtoheming mojorify some OF them
resorng 10 the most plul subieiugcsn declaring, aud
even have the consummae OF telling those who
have already signed the Instructions, that they gnoT
ant Of what they have DONE and that they have signed
away their liberty. These very identical men told US
last spring, ba General Jackson had oil Of the peoples
money that crop OF tobacco wood bear carriage
TO market our then growing crop Of wheat would not
bring more Than siSy or seventy cents per buhol How
Far these broad assertions have been certified will hunblJ
submit 10 the planters aud farmers, The very "bone and
snew" Of my country, 10 decide
The Petersburg late gencer otecs 10 the present at.
fempis n counties get instructions tie saysha
the friends Of Mr. Leigh do not deny the right ofinslrucng
but he does not like The form. "Let opponents Say
he) call public meeting; ietthe people, instead Of being
solicited under various dguises, and IN every artu form
sign instructions, be called upon openly and publicly &
express their opinions, and however much might Oh
ec the danger Of introducing this precedent, after
full expires Of their sentiments at the polls, shou
feel bound 10 submit" Nov, should like the lneiii
gencer to 10 The point at once, aye no, wbehe
lie say his mode vs. 10 supersede all others
ther " the People do assemble in public meeting, bu
sign their public instructions, these are 10 be sc
aside by the Represen'anve-sn whether The right is T.
be abolished, account Of f0rm2 In this case
we also ask, with the intelligent (" Souihron." II
the Reconsideration" how IL to pass, tbat'Ihes
presses become now clsmorous, when their own wea
pons are used sgsins them Have hey forgotten IN
hundreds, might moi cay thousands Of memorials gone
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Disiingues-Two celebrated personages about to
visit The u. S.-Prinoe Puckler MuskaU, the author of
"Tbe Tour OF German Pfince'' In Great Britain aud OF
the late Book, TutG Fruit. He at Hamburg in Ju-
ly And Miss MARITIME u, the Political Economist, who
at Liverpool, her way ont. BY the bye, are
sorry that worthy friend, LilielI. should have intro
duced Into his admirable "Museum for August carica-
ture Print and Biography Of Miss NJ from Frszef's Ma
gazne IL apologies for it, indeed but ii better
10 have 0reforned il aIiogelher.o
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TILE nHOTE RA

Neo York.The Board of Health reported, Tor 81 hours
up Thursday, nooD I3 deaths in the city practice,
Morally, and l3 inthe Hospals-26 in ALL For the ext
81 hours the Board % deaths in the City, and in
the Hospi,als-29 in ALL
BuGalo-Nine new cases, and Deaths for 81 hours to
Aug %. noon.
Detroit Very few had occurred for days
prior to 20th,
OHIo-it has appeared in sundry places near the
Lake shore The village Of Huron had been severely
scourged-Aboul 20 persons, half of whom Ger
emigrans, had fallen victims it in few days
Latest accounts, however, represented ii TO be the de-
cline there Several had occurred at Chester,
Megs county. The family Of Mr.. John Ware had been
peculiarly afflicted his wife and OF his children had
died. and he himself very low though hopes
tanned OF his recovery.
CGepeland 20 )t had ragged for 10 I2iays prior TO
the 23The number OF victims is stated from 80 10!
large proportion of them residents, akenirom the
boats the Lake and Canal. On the 23d, the Board of
Health report cases. and burias, for the last 81
hours. IL believed, however, 10 be the decline
Wkeeiing.-The Gazette, Of Saturday week, says it
has heard Of single Of Cholera in that dur
ing the week. and believes there has been Terri
BILE rumours had, however, gone forth through the
rounding country and the consequence was that ed
nesday morning last. " the voice OF a single chicken
heard in the Wheeling market; and for butter
there not enough supply twenty families with hal
.raiions."