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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-30
Wm. BURKE, Secretary.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.


AT a meeting Of portion Of the citizens of Middle
seq county, convened in Urbanna Monday evening,
Odd Oct 1888, il being Court day, for The purpose u
taking into consideration the proprety of sending dele
gates 10 represent this county in the Commercial noG
ven,ion proposed to be held in Norfolk The "a "eo
nesday in November next-On the motion OF ih',is
w. Fauntleroy, Esq Col. Eraslus L. Montngne was
called to the Chair and James S Brislow appointed &C.
creiary. nv
The Chairman in a short and impressive manner e"'
planned The object OF the meeting ,oso.
On motion Of d. r. A. Christian, the following 'e''
luton was adopted: ,ho me-
Resolred, Ths, this meeting, fully approving tie g
neral object and design of the Commefc'H, IN
proposed to be held at Norfolk, on the % r.
November next, do appoint the following gehtenI ~, =,
rsnresent this county in said Convention to VII; >"
r. Taylor Thos W. FauntIeroy' Rob-! Hea'y' ''''
Blackburn and Robt Mackan
On The motion of u. r. A. Christian, 4
R,ojrrd, Tina, copy Of these proceedings &c st Tr
bv the Chairman and Secretary. aud FORWARDED Wv
Richmond Wing, aud Enquirer, for public si116
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dcrale toll The interior of the territory is healthy and
every section of land admits of easy cultivation.
GUiach Yrg.
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Iowa TERRITORY We have been handed the first
No Of the "lowa Sun, and Davenport and Rock Island
News, small paper published at Davenport, Iowa
Territory, by Andrew Logan. Nothing is pleas
ing trait in the character Of country, than the rapid
pace with which the press follows the tide of emigration
and the facility with which information is conveyed,
from its centre 10 its most remote parts by Of the
newspaper Here is region that only the other day bore
the Of the "lndian country, and raging with
the Black Hawk war--now building up its cites-form
ing lis wllds into cultivated farms and sending lis pGas
es the land the trumpeting wings OF its press
The editor in his address TO the public says the agrcu
tura advantages Of the country are immense, and it
lies for hundreds of miles along the Western margin Of
the Mississippi, It's commercial advantages surpass
ed by no interior state in The Union Fort Madison Bur
ngton and Du Buque, noticed as rapidly progress
ing and improving, and in speaking OF Davenport and
the adjacent country, the editor remarks:
"Of all the places in this territory, in this world
for the ovelest Of all Cities the spot which write
tDavenpoO is beyond all comparison, the most beaut
tul
"The country around Rock Island, is, in our opinion
the most charming that the eye beheld Here Ma.
lure has clearly intended that the queen city Of The Far
West should be built Rock Island 49, of itself one of the
greatest beaut the Mississippi The od fort
mot 10 speak of its military associalonsis in truth an
object which the eye delights 10 dwell The large,
erprsng and Furnishing town Of ephenson, The op.
poste Shore adds greatly to The attractions Of the scene
and Davenport with its extended plains and sloping
bluffs, completes Of the most splendid pictures that
delighted the eye of The interior of the
ory is all rich and beautiful and productive from end
end Sober and industrious farmers may flock in from
all quarters, and find rich reward for pleasant and
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MINING n MEyICO.

And in respect each integral shilling, or any part OF
each integral shilling, by which such price shall be under
GIL. such duty shall be increased Is.
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MINING II NENTCU.
CORRESPONDENCE of The ~ y Commercial .Adpcrtiscr.
IA, MEXICO, August % 1888.

Correspondence Of The ~ J. Commercial Hdrtrttser.
IA, MEXICO, August ID, 1893.
The Mineral del Monte Mining Company is now do
inp we'll |. produces about $50 600 a month
The mining concern in which have embarked is in
very good condition. and by the end of the year. hope
10 hear that there will be dividend. The produce 10
very great, and the only misfortune which has prevent
ed us from making dividend long before, has been the
want Of rain, impeding all The processes tor smelling
and ina gamaon Last year was extremely dry, Tor
months we have had no rain of any consequence.
few days ngo had meeting 10 examine the accounts
the quarter and it appears that now the rainy season
has set in shall probably pay off all the company
owes, have a large sum hand, and make handsome
dividend about March, if we can work the ore now ex'
iractcd.
saw an account Of "a bars sent 10 Maz,tan the
value of which, by reason Of the large per ceha9e OF
gold in the bars, was 600 One OF them was worth
SO 800 In consequence Of the water falling ur many
months Of the year the site Of the mine, we now
about to purchase new site, about leagues distant,
where shall erect an establishment for working the
ore We have two Of the most experienced smeiers in
the country, and this sile shall have abund-
ance Of waller oil lhe year round.
| Persons may call it the "suk ,ttrcr' what they
please, but delighted TO end The cultare Of tis
valuable product getting universally into favor among
our counlrymcn. Whether for good or for evil the poo
pie Of the u S are perhaps the mos, eadong and tho
rough going in the world when the fancy strikes them
When properly directed in the present case, this en-.
thusiasm is highly commemorative and must produce ad.
mirable effects. Up 10 the present time, we have been
tributary to foreign countries for this article, whilst we
possess eminent degree, all The facilities which rem
der lis production udYa ntageous Our climate is good;
and, for the SOIL nothing can surpass II in adaptation
10 the growth Of the mulberry which tie itllr manu-
faclurers feed. Why should not. then, enter the lists
heartily and become The suppes OF the product instead
Of being supplied with il from abroad: is not perhaps
to be expected that we shall all al rival Italy,
France England, in the beauty and decacy Of
our silk fabrics but do what is perhaps bstter-
we can and wiz furnish them The material in
return for their manufactured suls As evidence of
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THE MORMON DIFFICULTIES.

Tho following letter appears in the ST. Louis RePuo
Icsn oil the llh inst That paper says, The writer Is
one of The mos, respectable citizens Of The upper coun
nv" The Republican adds, that messenger, braring
dispatches 10 Gov BoEgs arrived in ST. LOUIS on Thurs
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MISSISSIPPI hSD RED RIvER,.-Wiih the view 10
shorten the citation Of the Mississippi channel
cut in the year 1881 Of the great bends just
above the mouth of Red River, by VINO! distance Of
thirty miles has been saved. This is known
"Shreyes cutoff II has very recently been ascertain
cd that i'm The short perod of five DAYS bars form
cd the moulh Of Red river, at both entrances OF the
bend leaving only three feet the and three and
half feet The other.
An interruption to the navigation at this important
season. when the inhabitants Of that section country,
bordering on Red river are collecting their supplies Of
provisions baggnG, rope, &c from below, and gather
ing their crops Of cotton, would prove highly injurious
TO The mercantile well as planting interests. Upon
presentation of these facts TO the War Department.
By the Chamber OF Commerce of New Orleans, aulhor
~ given 10 employ the d:edgc boat at The Ballze 10
these bars as soon as practicaUe. The appca
ton received on the 4!h instant and orders were
transmitted on the day by The Engineer Depart
ment TO Captain Shreve, the superintendent Of The i'm
provemen Of the Mississippi, TO repair TO the spot and
give the Instructions also 10 Captain Hale TO
proceed at with the dredge boat under his command
and commence operations. The pronplitude II" the War
and Engineer Departments in complying with the
oucs, Of the Chamber of Commerce. evInces regard for
tie interests o nav CATION aud deserving Of the high
est commenda,ion.
Tus MILLS Ar BLACK Rock These establishments
enjoy splendid monopoly. While the whole earth is
furnished with drought, their paddles have been driven
with ceaseless aud profitable rzf3iy By The accumulated
volume &C waters contained in all The inland seas above
the outlet Of Erie The Buffalo Advertiser presents this
subject in light that will be 10 many.
In the midst Of this universal drought, mills al
Black Rock ION the Niagara river, above the Fas with
the full volume of Lake Erie 10 draw upon in brisk
operuton and turning out upwards Of 700 barrels daily.
Our milers constantly receiving propositions from
Ohio and elsewhere, to flour whea, shares at almost
their terms, so anxious are the holders of wheat 10
improve the present high rates Of the flour market.
Were there fifty Of mill stones in operation a, this
point, they could be nbuudantly supplied with Ohio
wheat One of The mills at Black Rock, learn from
good authority, is annually clearing upon its four up
wards Of one thousand dollars day more than enough
pay for lis entire construction the present
Such water power, and extensive i. is at This
point, must be invaluable Already is it beginning TO
be sought after by foreign milers and capitalists; and
learn that some four five additional fourIshng
mills Of the largest class, 10 be built in readiness
for the next wheat crop. The Canal Commissioners
putting the Black Rock pier in the most permanent and
durable condition. and feel confident that watcr
power and it's convenient approach will hereafter be in
no jeopardy from The elements.
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM QuEpEc.-We have
the somewhat remarkable information, this morning,
from Quebec that two Of the prisoners in the fortress
on Cape Diamond, Messrs Dodge and Theller, made
their escape Tuesday last. Three others got out
with them, but relaken their names are Parker,
Partridge and Culver-all concerned IN the movements
on the Michigan frontier. To those who know the
strength of the Fortress il will almost impossible
that the prisoners could have made their escape without
assistance. We give the accounts furnished by the
Quebec and Montreal paPers.-.N y Com. lido.
from the Quebec .Mcrcury)
The city was this morning in a state oi great excite
ment it having been discovered that Theer, Dodge,
and three others Of the rebel prisoners confined Cape
Diamond had made their escape. So far as we have
cerained the particulars they got out Of the easement
by cutting one Of the bars Of the window; by which
means they got out into the small yard surrounded by
pckcts 10 feet high by which The front Of the easement
is enclosed.
They then got the pickelng, and four of them,
including the two we have named, got into the ditch,
and thence into the town. the fifth had not the courage
to make the descent from The wall but remained in the
citadel and retaken this morning. two others
who got out, but Theer and Dodge still Is o'clock
al large Notwithstanding the slrictes search has been
made for them all premises adjoining the gacs in
ST. Lewis street. in the houses in that street. and in all
the houses surrounding the Ursune convent, we'll
the oulbudings of The convent ii being supposed that
they had passed hraugh the house Of some of their
friends and secured themselves in the garden farm.
yard, or in Of the out premises Of the nunnety
How they could have passed two sentlncls, the one
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CDpRgVG STNyEs. q E

TEV;It. undersigned has Just r.'"eivcd 'a'"c
81 supply Of improved STONfS for Coz!
and Wood, Of entire new patterns. and OF Va
riom| sizes viz:
The People's Coui or IT0"' roohino o >ioi"
SUPERIOR 10 any Ile.r.o'nrr in Use, NOT nnls on
accnr:ut al! cnnv nicncr She e Zee; 'n;"' ~
whch tho cooking is pri;nr ned hutn so on nc,
count Of Ihc economy % iiiri W ,'ct' !, fleets.
TIE Patent Err"iun = rinr GrHi'.
which To- beauty an economy exec all others.
prOdncin" greater flee with lsS sn"'.
TIE !nriDr md tIni Store.
pas ing al from ~ bl>"t"t tn PIPER par;
through !l,lnS into t.lc fnur corners and through
additional columns
The Pnrlor Gmn Pip Fran"fn.
witt, plain and urn ,on: for wood or coal. n"w.
ly ro,.s.ruc rI with swellcd back. sunk hearth.
door front. &c
Tn, Ship anil Steam Rogt Store,
calculated to cool! for 30 or ZOO persons, with
less fuel and greater convenience than any other
stove now in use.
Asa. Il Variety Of SM NLEH STOVES.
with the same Improvements.
The Bor 6 SO Piah Store,
opcn anl plain tops. Of various sizes from L. 20
rs inches.
Also American. En.iisi, and RISSi1n Stc'f
Iron Stare Pipr. Shc"tiI= n"d iraz;hs Cop
pcr Block Tin. and ri:i nic.
Al Of whi IN he Oil''rs for sale ,ow Tor CASH,
or approved paper. at No. lis Broad stree, IA
the Sign NJ The Cofrc Pot and directly Opposite
the Eagle Il Phoenix Ilo,rl. Augusta
B. =. CHEW.
e. The highest price will be given tor Old
Pc,rter, Copper Brass and Lc0d.
Augusta (ia Oct 22 I~.,1 tt -
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c;;igeficsd Village
EE ;E.TE .&G.Es1 Il. PA.

FBNit. exc cSts a.. this Institution. W re-
H co n.nenc'' on THcstay. the Isl day II jan
nary. 81 The t'c:0r iniorns tie coni,n,tn-
year i ga.cd for the next also. With the a>-
si-tancr tins lady. rud IL Mr.. Bacon in the
Musical Department. al the 'Irlianlena, branch
cs Of Dra,o,ny, Painting. Ncoiic-,r0rG s MaSir,
will b.. taug, i'll this institution. together will,
the Sni,l br nchcs heretoime taught. BOARD
ING can he Oh tined in the mouse o' III Rector
tor lhnty pupi:s, and in ne,@nboring private
houses 10 any extent desired. ltis particularly
Ile>.r ble, that those who Intend to .,larc their
should do 80 in the first week of thu opening OF
the scLoo in .jan,iary ~, in that week the c'us-
ses will he formed for the whole system to com
mcmre its operations OH Monday OF ,lle second
week.
Til" sch"nl room is provided with fire places
and fires to make It Comfortable in winter an.
the ouiS OF instruction are the same in t.,;t sea.
son IA i'll the summer. Suihat thc ndvant:. :s
for study in the winter will be equal to those III
the summer.
Prices III the Solid Branches and Music the
same the next year rs this. For Drawing AID
Painting, $S per Quarter. For Needle " or.,
S5. Payments quarterly in advance.
w. b. JOHNSON. Rector
eFssss saaa sSaa SaSi Saaioilalaa; *
Mercury, Augusta Chronicle IL Senti,el and
Cons,itutionalist will give th'. above .wo weekly
Insertions aud forward their accounts 10 this Oh
flee for payment.
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S@Noette Gctess.
TO NIAGARA
TO NiAEARA.
hritfcn at tic First iu,r 0f hc Fails. ,Iugrs
lSH. I>:}S

"'''e" at tic f'rH i"'c 9f fhc Fails. Angxs,
lSM. l>:IS.
EY -. :. BUCKINGHAM
HAL monarch Of the world of Floods. whose
nHlc~ty aud might
frst dhzz'"s hen cnrapturcs, t!.en ovcra,;cs
th' ,cni z si"!n.
me p"hp 81 >''.sS and cmpc.ors in every
Grows dim beneath the spcu,lor ot' ijv olor;,,,
watcry throne.
No fleet can stop thy progress no armies bid
thee ;ta>-
Eut onw ard. onward, onward. thy marc,, sill
holds rs SWAY.
Inc riSi" mist thai wells thee. IA thy herald
goes before.
And the music ,s;al pror'u;r,: thee. il tho hmm
dcrIns catararts' rear.
Thy diadcm is M c,,era!L green, of the cl.,r.
cSi. pIiirSt :l,:r.
Set round with waves Of sl:nw-yyl,i;e foam. and
spray Oi feather, dew:
nile trrSse- "i 'li, hr,g..t".;t pearls n:, DER
thine ample sheet.
:i,d the rnini,ow |l,S Ills gorgeous gems IN
tribute 1T Thy feet.
'thv reign ~ from tiir ancient tIuys-thv scon.
trc from on high:
lhy BIRTH was when the ,1tun, stars frs; lii tho
gl,win" skv;
lie Sun. The al"on. and all the orbs that slime
upon the" now,
Saw the first wreath Of glory that entwined t!,y
infant brow.
an" from that i'""rto this, in which gaze upon
From age to age. III Winters frost or Summer.
smiry beam,
By day, by night, wiihout n pause thy waves
will! loud acclaim.
In ccnsclcss ron..ds have still proclaimed the
great EtcrnaTs name.
FOR whether on thy forest banks the Indian of
the wood
? farl,er land has stood, ss'stirN
IS hOe'er HIS seen thine incense rise, or heard
thy tnrrent'a roar.
Must have bent before tho God of all 10 worship
and adore.
Accept. then. o s,,premcly Great! O Infinite.
. G0l
From this rrimcvnl altar, tho pure and virgin
sod.
The humble homage ,;,at my soul in gratitude
would pay
TO Thee, " "a shield has guarded me in all
my wandering way.
For il the Ocean be as noughl in the hollow of
thiue l.aEd.
And the star. al The br! :.h armament in thy
balance, gIai''s Ot sand;
IL Niasmas rolling flood seems great to us who
hunb'y bow.
Oh great Creator Of The whole, how pis-in.
gIcat art Thou!
.'u though thy power is Ear more vast than
fInitc man cIi Sclil
Sill greater is Ihy mercy shown to weak ,icpcn-
da 4 maiI-
For hiln ,hn,, cloihcSt the fr tile globe with
herbs. and fruit a"d seed.
70: linn the the ,aI>,s. tii. streams, sup
ply his hourly need:
Around. high. or far, or nca., the universal
w!iO.c
rror!:lm thy glory. as the ori's in ,:,"ir fixed
cOlu.r- roi
.tnl !,on, CrcnI.i'. grateful voice the hymn
as, ;il~ above
Wh:c Heaven rr-cc!orS b.c! I" Earth the c,,-
rus-" God is Love-"
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Naasccas:, .seOs:s.
OF THE FOLLY OF TRYING TO
PLEASE. EVERY BODY.

ILlASf. f,t l. BODY.
There IS !nppv medium be,wixt the
hcarlcSs disposition to please nobo,ly, and
'h'' absurd attempt To please every body
q fortunate arc Illrv who find this mid
I'll" line. and keep to il steadily rs seldom.
"run into the extreme on either side.
|, is 40 good sign TO be different with
respect To w!iiI 'hc world thinks nr says of
MS, since il wouII argue either inilnrs at
pride or II total lack of Scnsibi'i,v. Th.
would he the character %! Suh in differ
encr. were il rral hut. in truth. il is mere
ailtc'atlom or prctcmrc. IL We cxccp1 those
thai are n The very bottom of the scale of
even OF them, il may hc iairly concluded
that n" 'nan nor woman. is altogether in
different about the good or had opinion
ni fellow beings. s'u far !;Om il: the f."
who lay claim 10 tliI" niiiiahIc di.tiurtion. .
have hrcn ionnt:: generally speaking. pc
culiar!y rancOurous and vindictivc toward
such as had merely spoken dsrcspccuiilly
OF Ihc!r talents. No authors. for example,
have writhrd with more agony under the
| mcrtc'! lash of criticism, or been more
jealous and vindic'Ivc. than some of those
who pretended TO look down with cold
scorm upon The whole fraternity Of critics
Social qualities and icelacs arc among
! the primitive ingredients of our nature.
aud 10 Get rid of these. would be to di-
dives! ourselves M humanity itself. -
they are rather to hr cherished and cult
vaird every wav, and byall lawful means.
! II Is mot only rIch hui laudnbIc. 10 wish "a
be generally esteemed aud bc!ovcd-tC
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NO. 14.

TIE 1Nnria Momk Impos,urc. 90,
rcd more Than ii year AGO.. ,h,, wy ." .',
: been requested To prepare her ,unu,scr;,,,.
i"r lhr press. exposing her own i,nuo.,,,r,,
anu the conduct ot her ciique in ,,,;s c;,v
subsequently, aud since we have ,,,,j.
any Puh''cn'Ion upon tho subject, Mari,
MONK has made Il full confession. TO = pm
'cS'ah' clergyman friend Of ours, under
circumstances of manifest Sincerity. of ,h,.
M'i"lc lmposf"rc, and all The particulars.
"''"'c tiic inception Of the pioi, durino II.
progress ana 10 The end. The dct:,ils of
,''' - s'ofv' she says, were chiefly arranreL
from the Ic0ding character of tho o,,,'
'"''S '"i I" iicr by the precious concern
viii" had her in Keeping in this city. Thc.n
Questions endless i'll number. and of cv.r,-
FORM and character, constituted Tho ,,.',i
upon winch from time to time. she ,r,,,.,
her tissue oflics. '"1 "o'o
n"' even th:s IS not all: since Mor;,
n."'c 'l'Sc confessions, she covered hcr
:, .'c""S an" ahctiors with shame and con-
'"s'on ny S'.In" birth to another clilJ,-
CO. 'c""Stahcc rendered it impossible
~ -" ' 10 charge tins second result of H.
'!''' "'' upon Father Phc!an. and so
1' M ''osc 10 cast ;hc paternity upon one of
icf special friends in this ciry-a .cn,,,,
man by the way. wnsc eve, h,L he- ha
previously opened, and who is JUS, ~ in
noccni IN the matter as Father pl,cI,,
himself "ciah
,, NOR Hrt IS this all. The celebrated Misc
far'iihcc Tic other pure vcstaI iu,r,duc.J
|" me writer O! This article, hv the hraJ ,,r
me famous committee, with Marin AInnl
mas also since become an unmarried ,,o,h'
'r: y" ''h these facts we lake leave of tho
>"TG'c': us we trust forcvcr.-N. y. Com.
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RARl.. HONESTY.

he following circumstances are rcla-
| ted III an English paper:
a i"rInrr called on Earli'izwiliam to re-.
present that his crop of wheat had been So
r'"uS y injured in field auioinin. a certain
wood, where his hounds had turin. the
winter gone To hunt. He stated rbn, Inc
yorn" wheat had been So cut III, and ,lrs-
,'"!e", that IN some parts he could not
nope i"r amy produce.
"N ell my fricnd.'' sai,, his I,or,,sb;r
am aware rha, we have frequently me,
III mat hcid, aud we have done consij,r,
W" INJURY and If you can procure an cs-
'''i,!'r on The los, you have sustained. I
VIII repay you
u" ihrncr replied that, aniciparinr
ms '"ihsii'ps consideration and Kindness
nc lii'd requested friend to assi,, him in
'e''''a'iilS The damage, and they thought
mat lis the crop had been entirely destroy.
,.. co. 'tDo would not more tilan pay him
nc Eirl immediately gave him The mo-
"rF, rs The harvest, however. approach
r'' nc wheat grew, and in those plnrcs Of
''' ''c!" 'ha' were trampI"d, the corn ,.as
,hc strongest and most luNurinn,. The
''r'ncr went again 10 his lordship, and be.
InS introduced, said:
am conc my lord. respecting The
'N"' ''JoIniHS Sncll "a wood y
t's iordstp instantly rrcolIcc,cJ tb.
circumstances.
'NciI. my friend, did not allow v,,,
S"''ir!rn' I" rrn'iincratc you for ,nur lnsss"
~ c>. my lord, have found Thar buv.
S'~'ai'cd u" loss al all, for here the bor.
S"S had most cut up the land. the cron is
,"">' promising, and ! have therefore
brought the 600 back again.
.'Ah,' exclaimed The venerable Earl
this is what like: This is what ou.h, ,n
ne h"iwccn man and man"
lie then cn:"rrl into conversation with
,c farmer. asking some questions aaoui
his family: how many children he had
&c. His Inrdship then Went into nuothrr
room and returning, presented the farmer
n check Tor $SlUO.
lake car" of this, and when your cI.
dcs' son is Of age. present it to him. and
tel !in The occasion that produced it,"
VIC know not which most 10 admire,
INC bcncv"lcicc or the wisdom dispaycd
hy this illus,rious man; for, while ,loin" n
n"ble act of generosity, he was handinn
dow" Il lesson Of integrity to another gen
Grafton.