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FANATICISM-RIOTS.

The first city in the nation and the CONNER
cal metropolis of the United States, has lately
been dsgraced by series Of riots and outrages,
induced by the agitation produced in that COM
munity in consequence of the avowed objects
and designs Of set of fanatics connected with
an Ant-Slavery Society. The violent and I'M
lawful interference of any man or collection
of men, either to defeat or uphold particular
measures, is contrary to the very spirit and ge-
MUS of our form of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
all right and subversive of the whole system of
social order. In this point of view, therefore,
We must deprecate the proceedings of that
portion of the population of New York which
lately took the law in its own hands, and pro-
ceeded to put down the schemes Of those con-
sidered dangerous members of society and dis
turbers of the public peace. There is, however,
much in this matter which excites reflection,
and calls for comment on the part Of those
ments among the people.
Many species of fanatcism may be entirely
harmless in their nature and character. Their
victims rave their hour upon the stage. and then
disappear forever, leaving nothing behind them
but the remembrance of their folly The fana-
ticism which would lead men in this country,
in its present situation, to excite servile commo-
ton, is of another and different complexion
as dangerous as it is inexcusabe. We state
the case plainly and broadly at once, because
disguise it as they may-conceal their object as
they may-deceive themselves as they NAV. it
is as evident as the sun at noon day, that the
end and consequence of the continued and I'M
checked agitation of the antisavery schemes
would be servile commotion. From this catas-
rophe every rejecting mind must reco with
horror.
1t gives us pleasure, then, to see all our hopes
of the patriotism and fidelity of our Northern
brethren, in regard to this matter, fully confirm
ed. How contemplate have the handful of ia
natcs been made to appear! Protected from the
violence of mob by those who are warmestin
opposition to their schemes! Saved from con.
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TERMS.
HARVEST HYMN.
SO per annum.
S per annum.

God of the year.-with songs of praise,
And hearts of love, We come to bless,
Thy bounteous hand, for thou hast shed
Thy mamma DER our Wilderness
In early spring-tim thou didst fling
Der earth its robe of blossoming-
And its sweet treasures, day by day,
Rose quick'ning in thy blessed ray.
And now they whiten hill and vale,
And hang from every vine and tree,
Whose pencil branches bending low
Seem bowed in thankfulness to Thee
The earth with all its purple isles,
Is answering to thy genial smiles,
And gales of perfume breathe along
And lift to Thee the voiceless song.
God of the seasons! Thou hast blest
The land with sunlight and with showers,
And plenty DER its bosom smiles
To crown the sweet autumnal hours;
Praise; praise TO Thee! Our hearts expand
To view these blessings Of thy hand,
And on the incense breath of love,
Go off to their bright home above.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-23
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

we have already expressed an opinion that
our friends attached to the Administration ought
to be better satisfied with the attitude and exist
ence of the Bank of the United States than ary
other portion of the people. II certainly is for
them most Convenient " monster" They make
it the scape goat which is to bear off all the sins
OF the Executive into the wilderness 1t fur
nishes a-subject for continual complaint, and is
the perennial fount from which flows the daily
editorial comments Of The Globe and its affilia
ted presses.
Unfortunately for ITSELF and improperly, in
our Judgment the Bank refused to permit tie
Committee of investigation, appointed by the
House of Representatives, to make the exam;
nation into its affairs which they demanded
This has operated to keep alive the constant ey-
citement against il, which its enemies so ardent
ly desire. The Bank, now convinced, perhap,,
that it is better to alter its course in this part
done at first. But the mischiefis accomplished,
and its foes are not to be satisfied. They can
now rail when it collects its debts-Complan
when il loans its money-abusc when it REFUSES
an examination-and censure when il iarit@
an examination.
In all the phazes of the Bank, the Admins
tration has contrived to catch the "Cyntha o.
the minute" just long enough to find fault. 10
no single position that the intelligent conductor
of that great financial machine have takeH'
have they not been blamed-bIamed, too. "
men who know as much of Banking as they O.
of Hebrew or Sanscrit, and perhaps less. ~ E
US charge home the usurpations Of the Exec
tive, and they raise the cry Of the Bank u,
Bank!-let us talk ofviolated law, and they WI
shout the Bank!-let us speak Of distress aH'
scarcity, and the answer is the Bank Ih
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with the names, force, and condition ofa ships
and vessels belonging to the United States
and when and where built, together with
correct list of the Presidents, Cashiers ana
Directors of the United States Bank and It's
branches; to which are appended the names
and compensations OF all Printers in any way
employed by Congress, or any department or
office Of Government. Independently OF the in-
terest which this work excites with reference TO
the immediate politics of our country the nfor-
nation which il comprises is of nature 10 De
highly convenient or useful for every citizen
To men Of business it would seem to be mas
pensable. The list Of Postmaster occupies fwo
hundred and thirty-nine pages, and OF Confrac-
tors, twenty three. 1t is curious picture alto-
gether of our Republican Government au-
9Hinistered nv Jacksonism.- National Gazette.
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John Linton, Esq. has been elected President
of the New Orleans Canal and Banking Com
pany, and Beverly Chew, Esqr. Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-23

We understand that the Young Men of Bos-
ton have invited the Hon. Edward Everett, to
deliver Eulogy on Gen. Lafayette, and that
MIR. Everett has accepted the invitation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-23

A Public Dinner is to be, given at Salem
Mass to Messrs. Webster and Silsbee, of the
United States Senate.
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The source of the Mississippi is 3, 160 miles from
the Gulph of Mexico, and at an elevation of 10
90 feet above the seat is in formation o.
Marine sand, deluvial pebble and clay, with
lakes drained or fell based on primitive strata
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-23

Messrs. Key & Biddle have published the IA
NOUS Blue Book, in thick duodecimo. hand
somely printed. 1t is the register, as officially
submitted to Congress, ofall officers and agents,
civil. military and naval, in the service of the
United States, on the S0th of September, 1893,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10
ny RRrCMlE q COOK.

a The EN0UtRERis published twice week, generally and
week during session OF Legislature,
Price, Five Doas payable add
Notes OF chaerod banks ony) will be
esved The Editors will the safety oemit
them by mail postage all being paid by the writer's
No will be discontinued, but discretion tho
Editors, until all arcarages have been paid up.
Whoever will payment Of nine shall
the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
inscrtion rs each
Sd No until IL has tdo
o hv IN y o It's snvons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

AND FOR SALE BY virtue OF decree Of the
NJ Superior Court Of Law and Chaucery for Tie
lOwh Petersburg, pronounced the Goth day Of June
1884 IN the case OF Cooke and wife, against Friend hi
be sold 10 the highest bidder the ~ day Of Noven
ner next on the premises, Tor cash. piece or Parcel Of
isnd, coesinog hy-eieb acres three roods aud thirty.
sx poles being tenth part OF tie island called Epues
iIsnd w the proceedings mentioned, lying in the county
o. Charles City neatly opposite Guy Point agreeable 70
we Ps' nnd repor or as much thereof will be sui
rieni % pay tie Of three thousand two hundred and
"enyseven dollars and eghtyone cents, with interest
on thirteen bundled and 6fytbree dollars ADD sixty sx
GEMS from the zls day Of July, 1891 III paid and the
cost o. 'his suit JOHN =. STUBBLEFiELD,
October 81, 1894 .S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

UUILLfON FOR SALE The subscriber Intending
n 10 change III VOC ton oilers bis farm six mile =
south Of FreJcrck-bnrg for sale combining 372 scr, g.
100 w woods 80 meadow I02 sahe high land on wfich
tie ioWieI5, Don-grszpg AID clover system, has been
pacttd io ten Year,, 100 bushels Of wheat will be sown
Ills I'LL The improvements are, dwelling, with FIVE
rooms, kitchen, dsiry ovsfseefs meat carriage corn
aud negfos houses, Tor thirty negroes barn AMI stables
an orc'atd Of choice Fruit well Of excellent in the
yard spring in each heldhoalih equal any IN the
Staeeoceiy good. II desired, l73 scfes, with the inn
proveDens. will BE aoid separately,
LEWIS HILL, near Fredericksburg
October g. 43-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

YHVHE Ttoeyth Session Of my Seminary for Youths
III will commence on the 18th October 1884, at Suy,
in the county OF FaIax and close the i5,h OF the fol-
lowing August. There w II be vacation, except from
the 18th OF August 10 the 18th of October The
OF instruction comprises. EDg.h, Latin, French Compo
shon Cvll History, the Elements OF Natural and Moral
Philosophy Arithmetic Algebra, the Elements OF Geo
nery the Globes Book keeping, sni the Evidences OF
Christianity. lew hours OF each day will be employed
IN Tie kitchen and Hover garden nursery and vineyards
these valuable aud useful employmens have, ron,
penence found highly beneh fetal and delightful my pu-
p aud 10 have superseded ioDdness for those games
and amusemens, which lay the foundation Of many bad
habits in aer life. The discipline is strict aud parental
The seduous attention paid The morals and man
Of my pupils, who all reside in my family, and form
part oil it, The number is limited, enabling me 10 pay
proper attention 10 each and TO study and adapt my
strucon TO their respective characters and capacies
the same Tine, that il Is sufficiently numerous form an
agreeable aud weofdered community within ourselves
The charge for the scholastic year months is one
hundred and fifty dollars, payable half yearly in advance
Tor board washing, fire. candies and tuition NJ deduc.
lion is made Tor absence; and admitted Tor
shorter period than the scholastic year for which they
have entered Each pupil furnishes his own matirss-
bedding and towels; such desire it, be furnished
with matfa-s and bedding six dollars per session
books and Stationery, IL requested will be furnished
the Booksellers prices, for cash Such OF my friends rs
may this advertisement, will confer on me avor by
recommending my Institution 10 these who have sons to
educate. j here repeat th,t shall not again return to
my former residence on the Tide water
Letters postpaid, directed TO Sully ION the Siage
road ifon the District 10 Wincheser0 Chsntiy Pet
Office Fsiiax county. Virginia, Will he promptly attend
ed TO. WA. BRENT, Jr.
September l6 Ss-u5 nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

NH IONABLE ARllCLES.-The subscriber has m AIDE
arr angemens TO sell his present stock OF elegant and vaua
bic goods, on as moderate terms possible they
TO be surpassed by any merchant in The State bsrg aims
Let be understood that every thing Is OF the qua
lily, and uni efsay allowed 10 be The hdndsomesi sssor-
ment in Richmond. 1t is necessary that The stock OF
Fancy Goods should he disposed OF before arrange
mems entered into which under consi aion
The ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond aud its vicinity
will DO well call and view the above extensive assortment,
OF useful and Ornamental articles
CHARLES HORN, Agenf.
September o. 361if
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OST, Between the Capitol and the Farmers Bank
EI the following Wsran with the Treasuie's Checks
ON The Farmers Bank xed them, all under this date
under the names Of
Charles James Paike, for $500
Penelope Psrke, 50 so
Revd. Aug. Pake, so
Edmund PaIke, 270
James Pafkc, SO 25
George Aston s. Ro Scott 537 90
GCwan K Marx, 81 25
Payments OF the above Checks being stoned The find.
er viii please return them 10 The Farmers Bank where
IL required 4 suitable reward will be paid.
Richmond. lst OCTOBER, 1894 44-u
A Ii persons hereby cautioned against trading for
n or licking an assignment n bond executed by Wit
son Goodman, and payable 10 certain John Hall. Of
The county oil CoochlaUd. tor Two Hundred Dollars The
said Goodman is also ioiewaned against the payment OF
SAID sum OF Two hundred dollars, any part thereof
any person except myself or my au,O'ised aent, be-
ing balance due OF negro gill sold by
said FL Tor 10 said Goodman and who without my
consent, has taken said bond payable himself and h-
holds IL from me- PEGGY THOMAS
GJocand, Oct Sd, 1884 1I-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-10

~ EW MUSIC. l. SMITH has just received great
variety OF and issonabe Music also Standard
Publications oil old aud valuable Music, Ganuis and In
strncon Books, with many lessons and Tor
young beginners the Fiano Forte Church Mu,c.
Music for the Flute Musical instruments and Music Aer
chandze Of every variety, Piano Foes Flutes Vions
Guitars Fageoct,s and Clsrones from the ap.
proved manufactures, and of superior workmanship.
Seminari,s Music Dealers and Artists oil the profess
sion, supplied on the most reasonable terms
u'R j. - receives from the publishers in the Northern
cities, weekly. all The latest Musical Publications they
appear, which renders the assortment at all times very
sirabie. Sept. i6 3S-u
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seplsn,her %

THNnE LAW SCHOOL At FREDERICKSBURG
n will commence its Session, on Mondiy the 81 of
neSt November, aud will terminate the latter end NJ
March, 1895. The exercises IN This School Cs hereto.
iore conss, mainly in tie study OF the approved text
books, With critical daily examinstou accompanied viii,
oral expeditions aud illustrations of the subjects Under exs
ninaon by the Teacher. Experience Of several wears
has shown that these exercises much more efficient
means OF legal instruction llsn tc ransory Impressions
made BY course Of Lectures The text books used will
be Bldcksono's, fuckers and Kens Commentaries and
Cruises Digest The Virginia Student should provide
himself with Taies Digest Tho lee 10 tic Instructor il
500 10 be paid IN, cash before admission 10 The School
Boarding may he hal in town upon very reasonable terms
say from $40 TO $i2 30 per month"; exclusive ouly OF
fuel aud wsshng which may be procured for very mo-
derse prices Tie Whole expense, and above the
tuition fee, will not probably exceed S75. Tor the session
OF about five months JNO TAYLOE LOMAX
September g. s5-uN
n hW NOTlCE.-FoNrArNE n. PErrts late Of
Ofaoge county, Yrginia, having located IN the civ
New York. IN the practice Of Lsw, respectfully ten.
GERS h professional services 10 his old Virginia friends
and fellow citizens generally Being generally known
through The slate he deems references unnecessary.
All business communications bin addressed paiJ
viii receive prompt and Joifbjut attention
N. - Persons IN The Sou D., who have, or may here
alter have, runaway slaves, suspected be IN either
York or Phadelphia, may end u 10 their advantage 10
send min9tey descriptive communication, post pail as
ABOVE September 30. 42-0m
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NEW ADVEHsTIsEME

VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOIS for Sale in the
fo,cn Of Idppnhannock.-By virtue OF the power
vested in Executor shall oer for sale the Houses
and Lots lately occupied by BstAmiu Blake E.q decd
consisting OF dwelling house containing or and
cellar ofe-house kitchen, smoke house, dairy Laundry
large stable corn house, aud carriage housesome Of
which OF brick and nearly and all in good repair
Also. another Lot adjouiug enclosed with brick, upon
which stands large storeouse, cspacous granary aud
convenient shop
This property Is situated the nansoet ard in the
most business part OF the said town. will, the 17
day Of November next il lair, IL not the fair day
expose TO public sae the highest bidder, the pren-
the said property upon credit Of @. H. Is, anL "a
months Bond and approved security will be required or
other equally sale Indemnity. Possession given TO the
purchaser Of the houses and lots the ls day OF January
next The above -nsned houses insured in the Mu.
taal Insurance Office of this State This property, from
its situation, is desirable, both for merchants and
Keepers.
90 the same day. several Negroes will be sold for ca
AUSTIN BROCK ENBROUGH.
Executor Of BENZ. Blake, decd.
Oct lO. 45-M4M
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NAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE-On the Sd
Cd day oil December next, will sell by auction al the
front door oil McCoys tavern in Gainesville, my Tract cf
Land the opposite side u the river containing by re
o low grounds OF the first qualify every acre OF il
fine tobacco land 2O3 wood land several pieces plag-
ed wool land, not surveyed separately, which,
with which il grown up with pine, is included in
the cleared land. The high land the river is very
broken and OF il much injured by njidcious cult
vaon; that from tho river, falling gradually towards
large branch, lies very WELL aud Is generally ia good
heart OF pretty well taken in clover some OF
this is also injured and gown up with pine The Tract
is all sound hrm improvcab!e land, wlh good clay
foundation, and without doubt fine plaster land. Tie
wood land is isrbuie that leaves and bushes for the
restoration OF that which is CALLED, enient
ny part considerable POI OF the wood land good
tobacco land. Indeed consider it worthy OF the alien
lion Of any purchaser who ants very healthy esdence
that can be bought Tor very moderate price, in
the desirable shborhoods in Virginia The dwell
with fire place. aud dry cellar also with fire place
Thehouse, however, well the yard is out
oil repair. The spiitg OF water remarkably fine The
barn very indifferent, the machine good the stable com
house and tobacco houses Tor the most part crop
oi wheat more than an hundred bushels will be in
well as ID common 10 the ncigb hood. Terms of paw
ment-Six equal annual instamcnts; the two FIRST secur
ed by approved personal security, and the whole by
Deed ia Trust on the premises. WILL myself, show the
Land 10 any DESTROYS purchase who will do me the
favor 10 call me; those who may fluid ii more conve.
nisnt, will be shcwn by my friend, Mr. John pembc rion.
ndoiug any oherIeighbor who will take trouble
at The same time aud place, vi be solj the stock of
all kinds the an and the corn fodder and plantation
utensils on six months credit for sums over ten doa,.;
that and under, cash. Also for cash. ten or twelve
Negroes, OF different descriptions, men, women, &c.
among them some likely young men.
RANDOLPH HARRISON
October 10 45-w,ds
OF The Editors Wing requested to publish tho above
once week l sale, ami forward their account tho subscriber
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q NEUTRAL HOTEL FOR SALE--Ths very yalna-
" be Establishment, occupied by Col. WARD is
silosied in the town Of Charlottesville, the main Turn-
pike oad and more than 100 yards from the Court.
house Square aud about the GENRE of the town Tho
building large and conmodous containing between %
and 30 rooms with large blick stable but laeIy bui
necessary out houses.
The above property will be offered for sale on the pre-
in'es, on Tuesday the 4h day Of November mex, on
ced OF enc, t. and three years carrying interest from
the date Bond, with approved secuiiiy, and deed of
uust upon tho property will he required more salts
factory description OF The property can be bad by sppca
ten 10 either Martin Dawson or Alexander Garrett E.qrs
Sept D. l36-tdJ JOHN WATSON.
al. LEON ESTATE AND MiLLS.-TIs valuable
~ Estate and ILLS for ssIe--siiuaicd on the
South side OF the Roanoke 10 miles from The curt house
III the county oil Mecklenbufg The Tract 1900
OF which 225 excellent low ound no
other estate the river sfpases il for health aud leri
y OF soil There will be $50 bushels Of wheat seeded on
this tall. The Mills known as "S Leon, 40 by
10 feet stories high, having nexhaus;5le water
POW and running Elk pair Of for grinding wheat
aud coui6O barrels Of -four are manufactured daily A
great bargain will be given. application is made mme-
JAMES Y JONES.
ST. Leon, September 10. 800
VHNuE ELM-wOOD SCHOOL will again open on
a tho LIST Of October. Tho branches taught will be
the English Grammar, the arts Of Reading, Wiring, De
canaiion and Composition Geography with the Of the
lies 10 all It's elementary hranches-aiso Moral phloso-
ply with the Evidences Of Christianity tie Elements Of
Natural Phi osoPhy, general History. and Bellies eires
Revision OF studies, will bs weekly Determinations
qusfefy-s each Of which, Lectures will be delivered
appropriate subjects Reports wi then I've sent 10 pa
rents AID GUARDIAN, tie following heads: Department.
Diligence and Progress Ia Studies and Moral advance.
Hitni.
The terms afe-Fof ition and hoard. including diet
bed snd bedding, hie, candles and wasing during the
cholssr year Of 10 months. and payable half yoSilg in
advance, Sl0O Board for each pupil who re<ins dur.
ing Augn't snd September, the oay vacation, S25.
Scoins viii tie received At any aye, but Tor less
a. rfn
will be charged only from the tine OF entrance Al nc
cesssry Books and Stationery, will be supplied Tor cash.
al tlc HhOlos9le piicos. On The OF health long ex
pefience warrants the assertion that situation In Vir
gins, is superior 10 Elm. God.
JAMES NJ. GARRETT.
Essex county, Va.
r. s. Letters post paid and directed 10 Lareto Post.
Onice, W II he immediately answered.
October T. dI-St
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9xcn.wO.sD, s1RGKvY.s, FRIDAY, OCT0BEn 49, isas

EIyAihFIELD RACES.-The Fortified Jockey Club
e. Fall Meeting viii commence usual on the third
Tuesday in October, aud continue four days.
Sweeptakes for 3year old Colts and Filles, mile
heois$200 entrance, half o'fe TO close 1st October
SECOND DAY.
Propretos Purse $500, two mile heats entrance Sl5
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, our mile heats; entrance 800
FOURTH DAY.
a Sweepstakes for 3 year old Colts and Fiies, mile
heats--$lVO, half toreil to close ls October.
RICHARD ADAMS, Proprietor.
September 26 41-tdT
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IfDUCATION.-The Trustees Of the L. grange AGA.
d denies wish 10 employ lady conpe ent 10 give iu-
sruciion in the usual branches Of female ednraion in
cluding Music and Drawing knowledge OF the iencl
and Italian would be fecofnmcn dailon.
Lagrange is beautifully situated ia nselv
populated, and desire le negbborood The fees at
fan little short Of $4,000 per annuin Urqusscable ies-
iimonials oil character aud qualifications Will be required
Address TO The undersigned, Lagrange Fsycue Tennes
sec, post paid.
lIy order Of the BoSrd.
G. NICHE, Secrefory.
September 10. sg-IO,a
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E&OYD'S TAVERN FOR RENT This welt known
~ - Tavern and Farm, will be offered for rent on the
10Th day oil October next TO the highest bidder for one
year. possession given The LIST January lS35I stands
al me fork oil the Three Notcbed aud River road leading
10 Richmond, ten miles South East OF Charlottesville
Further particulars on the day Of renting.
JAS. NJ. BOYD, For himself and Others.
September 10. 39-ll5O