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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04
Kim the personal abuse and insult which certain

him the personal abuse and which certain
pectaoe and stood fair before the people for seeming
sense OF justice and proprety, should spare the Nary,
and the respectable officers Of the Court mortfca
ton and pain which their remarks Gale uatcd in
hict
little time win satisfy you, am sure, tina, Capt.
Read has committed offence against ara None
OF winch all Varies are not guilty-of which he has
been an example in the days OF his pupage under our
most distinguished commanders; which some of his
Court aud those above them have known aud practsed
as punishment for minor offences of 5fidshpraen at
sea- perfectly within the discretion of commanders
which the Navy views US essential 10 the preserya.
ton of discipline. and which il will regret the cla-
NOR OF the Press has broken in upon and destroyed,
as pnncipIe OF submission TO proper authority All
were DEFiKD TO is that he h3s enforced his orders
and il is an admitted and essential military MAXIM that
no officer should gioe order which he pre-
pared and ,odiiag TO execute and enforce.
beseech you let not the columns of the Enquirer
outrage the feelings of honorable officer of the corps
to which he belongs, but patiently await tho law and
the testimony in his particular case of which you
ignorant
"Rutes Regulations and Instructions for The Naru of The
United States '-prepored for The Board Of Nary
Commissioners, ,cih Tie Of the Secretary Of
Me Nary, IN obedience TO act Of Congress, passed
"1M FL'y 1915"
MiDsuIrNEs.--[Pugc 1851
II NO particular duties can be assigned 10 this class
of officers They promptly and faithfully to
all The orders for the public scrrice ,chieh ey reeeire
from iheir commanding officers
:. The commanding officers win consider the Mid
shptncn class of officers merng especial de-
gree their fostering They will see therefore that
the SthooiDaSttr performs his duty towards them has
been diligently and faithfully instfuctng then, in those
services appcrainng their profession and that he
his utmost care to render them pro6cents therein
g. They TO consider it duty they their
try TO employ due portion Of their time i'm the study Of
Naval tactics and in acquiring thorough and extern
sive knowledge Of all The duties to be performed
on 6oard Of a man Of lcar.
And in the cred Book" of Rules, compiled by Mr.
Secretary Woodbury. in March 1892 of page 90" Boys
are sometimes by special letter from the Department
be eacd as Midshpmen; but in such they receive
only boys pay"
call your attention only to the foregoing extracts from
the ido respecting .hdShipmen shall trouble YOU soon
with No the subject of rnast-hcading and "tr-
eng up, which off the board is little understood
and IN some ports upon it, much perverted and
represented PREBLE
Our worthy COesgeadeDi Is n';aken We have
such opinion. We for the
graduate the punishment TO the ohcncc.-Editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04
THE TWO FfRE.S

THE FANATICS--AgD THE FACTIOUSi
We repeat that the South has sets of enemies TO
cncouuter-tbe Northern Fanatics who are attempting
TO flood the country, with their incendary publications
and the Factious politicians Of the South the slaves
eager Aspirations, OF disappointed ambition and Of reck
less fortunes VINO are availng themselves Of the
inens Of the Fanatics, TO play their political card sap
the Union We have to guard against both, viii, equal
vigilance and nacy The Fanatics are striving to raise
the slaves against the South The Factous TO raise the
South against the North To the South from
vile atrocities and TO the Union are the great
objects which every friend of his country has in view at
The present crisis.
LIST. The Fanatics Our readers see the course we are
pursuing We are collecting information about the OK
tent OF the dangerhe numbers, means and designs of
the Northern lDeendiarics. We have called upon the
Editors of the North for specific information We have
also addressed number of Circulars private citizens
for similar purpose We pledge ourselves TO Law the
results OF these enquiries frankly and fully before
Teaders-But oSr decided impression at this time il,
from ali that we can see and from all that we have
heard, that tho greatbody Of the citizens of the North
md almost every man Of sense wealth. distinction and
influence. is strongly opposed TO the Aboionsfs and
we trust, prepared by all the moral influence they can
exert TO put down the ncendary This is first
Propositions And we bring ia proof of it, the follow
ing extracts We have received since our last No:
fFSoa &c Pait9gtia faqaher- Htggapcr.l
s's article from onf pen heacd south aud slsse has
uch force and han
Gasaot 'e conductor Of ,e whs ceu ia e eouou adgna.
on aud scom which Garrison asd his oofkefs rapg
,epnynanee every where manifested against thor ada
cd be much dosPed md tus home beoad
9ae ~ Vie sosthf Lei the Wing cot 20 o, ea"
falls with Tie Anamaoasis 10 ibc slightest deefoo Where
are hey let see answer The truth - deeeopement.
lead believe fat tho abolition,
ron 81 tho gts Of brehren
dated and ddsined b every upright community
North Let the Wing look New Piadol-
paaqd What bg uagcssa gOpah Of those places t.
bDct Direct and esoue oppoffon the Of Car
son andis eonates 10 anan They completely
ffed 10 defend their pfs priocpes nfany which
20 oufBH Is willing Dr. Arthur appan Ia.
been obliged deny that be ngrees with Gafris0a.
Lot the Wing 30 that there
a9eement and fraternity With the South which,
shake o. endns Look Of the talented AID influential iouroa.
Size cities we hive faithful
against nc cncfoschments hbotonsm
eHeeuhy The Of every community with tcm;
strong " The general ieclng subject
position - naneie tho populaco ready
ronAeHg ioto tef hand aud punish With ndscniaoc
feauce, az who even oppose them The
New YORK and 10 this Even distant AMI copa
flteey harmless Of O'Conncl This natter has raised
cloud Of oiium his namc which m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

regret exceedingly 20 see, by the publication in the
Enquirer OF gD~d piece Of evidence IN inc case Of
Capt Read, mnuIated PGEposcy for the prejudced and
malicious tastes Of ecs5affs leeisOus presses with tie
Editors comments thereon, that the Enquirer thinks
which Inc has been scntcDqed IS not sufficient aud ade
qudc to the oeDce You, perhaps, DO not perceive the
extent Of this senbepcs of ihc Court II not only
Ponds Capt Read from the Navy for year but il
suspends him fson the enjoyment Of the hghcsf yank
known in the scrvee and he highest em0iUmefs known
to that rink BOr, by seniority and uudoub1ed claims
Capt Read jest about beibg oppoiaisd to tie sank
Of Cam oodoys loi te Pacific Brazil squadron) with
broad pendant and with the pay Of four thousand dollars
per annnm So, that ii Nidshpman Wilson and his
friends had sought satisfaction in damages at civil law
they are gathed by this sentence ia heavy pcouniary
loss Capt Read and they to be appeascd by She
loss Of rank anI the wounded sensbilihes Of proud
and gallant officer they have their wishes ia that extent
also gratihcd.
The regard you profess for Che Navy, as the proud
bulvark of orr National defence, deserves some con-
sideraiion IN the discussion of the important Of
Capt Read. IL prejudice aud calumny will not spare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04
THE MECKLENHUDC DTvVrg

The Wings stretching every nerve 10 carry The
State Of North Carolina Weondcfstand they are spar.
ing no trck or device The general Election for Con-
gress and the State Legislature takes place next Frdav
and tomorrow the concerted dinner in honor Of Messrs
Mangum and Leigh is given in Mcckcnburg. The two
senators the ore who has disobeyed the Instructions
% The Legislature, and the other who claims his seat
winch has been conferred upon him against the Peoples
instructions, arc to make speeches. tic tordets o hc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

az Bhe adjourned meeting of the Citizens win take
place at Soclock this afternoon receive the Report
of the Conantse the subject of the &boltioniss Of
the North
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

Flhe ines" must be The appeal 20 far from be-
ing responded 70 and approved b. the 3ap Of e a. f. has
not cycn been nado 70 them, beloved whisper Of
beard n The General Tronnia Contention IN ht civ about
three months since, from The Delegates Enrland one Of
who"' lf Cox has been most vocHty ssd BY
.ona thompson for not attending the Abolition meetings AZ the
NORTH lhompsons visit and ipononi rcronc ,if our Do
nestle Concerns, the nuirages which has
pacii,cd free ard intelligent Peop. We Woner mat or
behrcnof The North should tolerated it, fsq0er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

~ FENEAFtN IEAVHtH WANIED.-F wish 20
"a employ sor tho ensuing year Lady well qualified
teach music ADD drawjag together with The ordinary
branches Of Engsha knowledge Of French, and soma
experience 10 teaching would be desirable, though
indspcDsabiy Necessary. Communications, containing
terms, &c, viii meet with prompt attention. If directed
TO the Subscriber. Physic Springs ? Office, Bucking,
ham County, Va. ELIJAH G.. HANES.
Humanity Hall Academy, 10th July, l9--wtf
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. SATURDAY MORNING uIy

a MOTHER OF those superb Instruments, this
"A day received. Il r. aiihcult in an advertise
ment to give a Just idea of the superiority Of
'nese Pianos, their remarkable sweetness Of tone
reeucts them a delightful accompaniment to the
voice. while from their brilliant tone and excel.
tent touch, they are uncqualled for concerts,
pieces aud rapid execution.
Nooiher Pianos can compare with them in the
beautiful melody Of the upper noies-clear as
the soag ui bird; the brilliancy OF the middle
bass
All the modern improvements they have, with
many that are the invention OF The maker, aud To
be found only IN his Instrumental the patent me-
taiic Plaie-al the strings ofsteel--ihe extra and
extra additional keys-the full length sounding
o"ard-two pedals-front projections, &c. The
hnished IN the highest manner, yet plain and
free from that gaudy tinsel ornament so common
with inferior makers
TrThey are the result Of consummatc skill
and taste in the maker, aidsd by long experience
and the use of capital, which enables him To take
his own time in finishing them.
In so strong and permanent manner are these
Planes made, that they seldom require tuning,
even when in use for maHy years--a matter Of
where /: is oflcu difficult and expensive TO procure
| tuner.
SfWe invite the public to make inquiry; to
call and examine these instruments; TRY them,
prove them"
IfThe prices nj which they are sold are tks
same aS the manufacturer charges, adding only
freight and insurance, from WHICH there will be
M deduction.
ETNo charge Is made for packing and pack.
ing cases, and the Instruments are warranted in
every respect. c. HALL.
Y3 End door above the Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11
ROBERT NUNS. CLARK & cos.
S'LZyl[ks!!!&5

WIN Metallic Brace and Plate, Grand Action
long sounding board, upper Dampers aud two
Pedals.
! THE subscriber is constantly receiving sup
Il PLIES from the above makers, the superior
quality OF Whose Instruments, in all respects, il
duly ACKNOWLEDGED by daily increasing demand
tor Them throughout 'he United States and the
CanadaS, and as they are offered in Richmond
at the same price the makers charge in New York,
adding only freight and insurance, the subScri-
ber hopes TO receive continuation of the patron
age So literally bestowed on the above establish.
ment by the citizenS of Richmond, and of the
State in general.
To those not already acquainted with these In.
Strunenrs, II may not he snperhuous To say, that
they are made with particular regard TO keeping
IN tune, Gan object so desirable, especially when
uls, ana from cities or where tuners are seldom TO
be met with ~ having no. only the Metallic Plate
but also jhe Brace, the n,ost essential of all
talIc applications in the Square Piano Forte.
ms brace IS not applied by any makers cxceF}
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action rs applied in these instru-
mentS, IS OF simple construction, NJ the same time
most effective IN its operation, being easy TO the
'oneh, producing a powerful or Soft tone al the
Will OF the performer, and will remain in perfect
good order for many years. The DamperS are
made on an improved plan, having four times the
quantity otrloth, and otherwise varying from the
ordinary hampers, which causes them Ia operate
better, will last much longer. and are not liable
TO stick or make juggling noise, so often the case
with those of the ordinary construction.
~ A guarantee IN writing entities the puIcha-
ser 10 return or exchange his instrument any
iimewithin one year, should itprove defective. II
All new Pianos sold ~ remain in this city, will
VIII te kept IN tune one year without charge.
No charge is made for packing, or packing
case.
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in exchange
JOHN F. NUNS,
mao Opposite the Bank of Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11


TNHE councillors buildings which have rr
Il Gently had erected IN the City Of Richmond
are now ready for the accommodation Of MI per.
sons who may wish their NEGROES safely and
comfortably taken care Of
The buildings we're erected upon an extensive
scale, without regard 10 cost my main object be
ing 10 insure the safe keeping, and At the same
time tbs health end comfort Of the Negroes who
may be placed thcteat
The rooms and yards for the Females arc 20.
paraie from those for the Males and gentce
house Servants will have rooms to themselves
The rcgulal. Ons Ofthe establishment will be gen.
ersi cleanliness, moderate exercise, and recrea-
ton within the yards during good weather, and
good substantial food at all times, by which re-
eulations ID intended that consnemeni sha II be
rendered merely nominal, and the health 81 the
Negroes soptomo,ed, that they will be will pre-.
pared 10 encounter change Of climate VIXEN re.
moved To the South.
These buildings are situated on the lot eorneI
Of 18th add Cary streets, between Mayo's Bridge
de 10 BACON TAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11
BY PEASANTS g. ABBoTT
TERMS.

TERMS.
SSSubSchirrios To the DAILY wHJ3 IN r,,,x
n, ,Se e,,osrs - year, and for shorter period
Wben So silva year, both payable in advance.
aen seat by mail $40 year.
s.r,;on ",r,SNe-For one square Tor less, one in
ton. =, - cen,S TWO insertions 81, three inscr-
cents ' '"SSeeuihS Insertion SSi
, rhrice week, so cents for each inssr,;on
s,..ni ~ week, first insertion rs c.nt.: every
cesdins Insertion SO CENTS ~ 'e"'S' every sue
Tb The n" advertisers mus, pay in advance.
-, ne number of insertions of Adyer,;s.m.n,>
nus, ee noted ON the Ms, or they win he ;n".r,,
,nri;n sl ordered to be stopped, and cha rgcd nc
writing ''i' must also DC IN
Annual Advertisers are charged SO f,r Ia,
faeS, ana IN tina, proportion for adve r,;semcn,S
~ Ssen,te length; except Auctionccrs and Lotto.
del "@"eis' who are charged SlO0, (paper inciu.
W. The COUNTRY WING is Published
Vic week, (Tuestays and Fr,daysS A. Svs
par annsm, payable in advance
for ApvkSrrs,SG-75 cents a sounr, (or less ,
tsnuancc 'S ioi eacn con-
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11

A rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the cir
"A cult superior court of law and chancery for
me county OF Amelia, for the month of May 1925
William Marshall, plaintiff, against Thos. Mar.
shall, Nancy Marshall, (some Times called Fan.
ees Ana Atther Marshall and Samuel b. Jcter
defendants-lS CuaNcERY
HE defendant Thos Marshall. lot hn yiny enter.
sd ms appearance aud given security according to
appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, he is moi
an inhaonant oil this Common wealth, il is order.
ed that said defendant do appear here on the fir>,
day oil The next October term of this court, and
answer the bill oil the plaintiff and that copy OF
this order he forthwith inserted in SANG n.w,,,'
per, published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the from, door
OF the cour! house of this county.
:. :, JOHN TowSEs LEIGH Clerk,
lie l2-lawSws
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-07-11

And TIE Art Of Healing Gcnerailv
WE subscriber would respectfully inform n.
inhabitants of Richmond and vicinity who
may wish his aid, that he has become comp,,,niIv
SequninteS, by the instructions from tho crrhra,c2
pr; Lynch, OF New York city, to cure tbo, FIR
Ihinaoc aud fatal disease dcnoininoted , C,nc.,
wthoa tse use of knife az caustic but effected a.
INC same way and manner IS practissd bv r.
Lynch, who has met with Unparalleled success in
me treatment ofthis complaint. and also thar of
FtStula or Fisulo. ~' VI
as me subscriber is here new, FROM the civ u,
New YORK, any person wishing 10 be cured OF the
""Ne named complaints, viii please to apply i'm
Street. w wv V.5G naln
Richmond April Q, 1891.
Certificate from Dr. Lvnei
idahereby certify, that Dr. w. w. Marshall
mas osen under my instruction, and assisted me
IN nay business, which is attending TO Cancer
complaints, and the ar, of healing generaIlv' Hs
- now using my medicines. think him cnn,bls
anu worthy the confidence of those afflicted
-rLL., ID. LYNCH.
ne subscriber refers To Mr.. Day of MancbeS.
ser, Mt Gilliam of Richmond. and Mrs. EzeE;.l
Jaws Main St, who has been under his care in
Hew York lately; Mr.. James Caskic and rcb;b,id
son, of Berkeley. ii'iii
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,

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WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AMI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFER for sale. the following articles
~ 80 hhdS prime 81. CroiI and Orleans
Sugar
30 hhds and 70 bbls. Porto Rico and Orleans
Molasses
$50 bags RIO, old Java aud white Coffee
400 kegs cut Nails and Bfads assorted sizes
, ton blisicfrd Steel
100 boxes Gunpowder Imp and Uyscn Tea
10 boxes loaf Sugar
400 sides Soal Leather
30 boxes sperm Candles
10 de- patent sperm do
200 DO tallow Candies
lis DO Soap
90 reams writing Paper
go do wrapping do
800 sacks Liverpool Salt
10 half sud 20 quarter pipes Cognac Brandy
% do Limitation do
10 5bls old Peach Brandy
butts and half pipes old Sherry Wine.
10 half pipes Sicily Tadeira
70 quarter casks French Madeira
90 do sweet Malaga
10 hhdS old Aniigus Rum
tt DO and 81 barrels " r. Ram
10000 To- Bacon
22l barrels new Herrings
20 do No. MackeTel
lGl do prime Pork
may II