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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

NoIcE-Thc subscriber VIII for hire OF Jania
~ about sermyfrc hands Among them first rate
house Serrdn mGic and female good cooks drivers and factory
hands In addition To the above the subscriber attend
tr hiring Of many be Special
will be- paid in getting servants good homes and their
good Having had several years experience in the business
and being well acquainted in the city, he hopes general
satisfaction to all who favor him with their patronage He
will give personal attention 10 all the he ina;
hire when sick.
Terms hiring collecting the same per cent,
Medical attendance and medicine for each hand, 81 for the
year, and attended by good physicians the city
Persons hiring out the city win find greatly
advantage have them attended by the year. i however
left 10 their choice. WEST WYATT.
Mr. West Wyatt has attended the hiring and collecting
for for year two and hesitate say
well qualified any attend this business Those
friends who have patroniscd this line OF business will
US by bcsowing their patronage on him.
WYATT & WHITE.
December IL, $50 GILL
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Daths,

Died. Wednesday, III. u inst, O'Clock p. NJ after
long and painful illness, H. tie m year Of his age WILLIAM
FnEpERrcS, son OF Col George v. Cole of Manchester.
Mr.. B.rraiLE GorLDsdiel in Williamsburg the 5tf
October after illness of went days. Ills Ion.
lie remembered by all who knew him. lie with
session. and the opening oil the present session found
with again-but his ourry this place had
completely when he taken viii this fatal Illness brought
him his early lie whose
had been spent in the aboois requirement
of that knowledge, which, under hitter auspices
render him of prid his family and
society and his country. IL had
the purpose of better preparing hns for usefulness busy
stage life, which he son 10 enter Success was
Of hope cheering him IN his onwtd course-bui aas
changed Even hope itself has I'D, save that bright ray
which cheers the dying couch when ID occupant has
exemplary life IL dgen cultivauof prrccpt
ray and strict adherence every rncpe Of vitue could
promise long life, we had hoped 10 see the frost Of many
the head Of our deceased ind before the yawnng
the tomb should have demands tl
God Of Heaven has thus drcrecd. a
followed him To his grave, and heard he awful sound of the
falling and covering him forever ruhnur view
died mnwcpHe but III went not unnotlced
The ay after had the Students Ia nay
friends and the world that though he did alien land and
far from hone yet lie died not amongst thai whose hearts
incapable of sympathy.
Al Tins meeting, Mr. Dickinson caI TO the Chair and
Mr. semplc Of Williamsburg appointed sccrary.
On motion of Mr. Wright, il was unanlncIly
Rrsoirrd That committee of six be appOl the purpose
Of drawing up resolutions concerning the lat Mr. Battac j.
Gouldn.
The committee RETIRED and presently reported preamble and
resolutions which unanimously adued ic preamble
forth words the character of the DECEASED, affirming that
his conduct had been such 10 merit til hac of his
and the warmcs appreciation OF his nsuctos The
resolutions spoke forth the regret occaslned by his DEATH
Amongst ether resolutions, were the following:
Rcsorcd That token ii respect for The deceased
wear the usual badge of mourning for li;ty days.
Rcsoirrd, That monument he placed over his gave
These resolutions and Tie IN wt they rcre received
plainly showed the high estimation his feiosstudts entertain
ed for him. :,
am yours, with great respect,
A Student If Uiilha aud .hrI College,
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u H. SMITH, Dentist, respectfully inform, the citizens Of
H. Louisa, and the adjoining counties, that having determined
10 spend the winter in Virginia he will attend business in
his profession in the above His charges will be
cuomary and being prepared with the best Of will
guarantee the utmost satisfaction 10 all who favor him with
their patronage Respectful references will be required
AdireSs-Luuisa Court house. Dec ID tG-2t
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRHNlA.

UNIVERSITY Of TlRHNlA.
IT, HE Visiters will proceed their eens on the Isl oil July
next appoint Professors in The Schools OF Modern ian
guagcs Mathematics and Law. Appcatbn directed 10 Dc
Gessner Harrison, Chairman Of the Faculty al the university,
will he laid before the Board of VislteTs.
The income Of the Professor OF hcn oil tnee eno
is composed salary Of Thousand oas ana me lee
varying twenty-five fifty dollars ach PAID by inc SUI
dents attending his school, lie is fifnisfd, moreoSe WIN
convenient dwelling house, having gaten attached Hec "
and fees received by r Professors OF THESE
schools respectively during fur years. counting the
The Professor al Modern Languages, sa9oT per an"a
" Mathematics, Sasp
q Law $500 :"
II is required shall be angf in the schooi OF hooe,
Languages the French Italian, Spa>h, German ana anglo
saxon languages And respect applicant Tor inc va
cant THAR oT thai School the Visitors expec; be informed
whether he competent teach all tee languages and ho'
''> " > Proctor Of the u Of Va.
~ The Wing Richmond; the National ntellIsenccI ana Tue
Glabe Washington City Patriot md Republican, BALTIMORE
the National Gazette and Pennsylvania Philadelphia ne
and Post Boston, will copy The above ana loWalu eh
TO this office for collection. . ,,
18th Dec, s40 oo-M...y
no EDWARD D. RICHARDs:-rake notice, that intend 70
petition the General Assembly of Virginia 20 DC LII ~
from You; that have this day fled in the CLERK
the Circuit superior Court Of Law and Cnancei! VI brb
which reside, statement o tne caus1 w ~,
application the General Assembly = innnuea, 1n,,
required attend the SAID Icui' 7"p III
the Court House OF FanGuer comfy III. Monday in
said Court 10 he held on the Tuesday after the hrst
Nav next when shall move the sau .u =, Ia
a Jury impannelcd ascertain the iaets SCI 'o " -
You. vile, aar.,,. prruApDs
18th December, 1910.
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Hoyt 4 Co.'s Office.

Ioyt n Co.'s Office.
DRAWING Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery No. TO- drawn 10Th
60 - 20 46 IS ST 10 81 a5 CO 10 "A IT,
Several good prizes in the above country
he casncd nj sight. Dee Is 66-I
ID. NJ. Hoyt 81 Co.'s Office.
THE Lottery Saturday inst has thrre Cq,tas Of
$4,000 eaeh and tickets only Sl0;or every variety
by HUYT K
Dec 10 G6--lt
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Correspondent in New Orleans congratulates us
the vote Of Virginia, but cautions about the char
tering Of National Bank. He contends that the
Wings have "ganed almost nothing, if we can pre-
vent them from carrying that measure. They must
not and cannot succeed if we be true to ourselves.
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IaiuoLie Real Fstafs IN me- coup,v of ijbrmorJe


OR SALE, nj nuction "Wednesday, the Wh day Of Deem
her next fair, not, the fair day, Two Thousand
Acres oil Southern exposure, altogether will make splendid
aru and plantation and desirable residence, being part Of
enhem estate. Ahont half Of nal growth,
II requisite VIII be offered IN three
abundance OF timber. The cultivated lind has heretofore
Tue Woodland will now produce hemp, tobacco, wheat
&c oil the first quality and sell for the highest price The whole
or separated IL there meadows with nnnerabe springs
me lrcst water, would be profitable stock arms miles
from the Rvanna about Ten or eleven miles from scotsye
on James River Tse buildings are, dwelling house, barn.
hrashing machine stable and other houses which, with
land will be shown by Ross J Saundes terms
that will be accommodating made known day of BY
Fredericksburg, Va, Nov. 10. JAMES ROSS.
~ The snow having prevented the above sale, will be
offered al public auction Saturday. the 18th day of present
month JAMES ROSS.
Blenhcim, AihcmaTlc Dec Ii, lsi0.
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MARKETS. Richmond, Drcembr H. H0
ToBAcco.-yer little doing at the inspenionsuppies ofnew
in loose parcels average 20 10000 lbs daiyces for such
range from a So.
FLorR-Recepts increase-te market dul ominal value
ST. SIS.
Wnr.r-Suppes mied--prccs range Rom % a ll5 Gems
DAGWEII. SMITH & JONES.
WHOLESALE PRIZES
WHEAr-l05 10 6ccnts per hushe apcr quality
ConS-I0 10 IL cents per bmsie and dH.
a onnn,,i rLtslta1
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JAMES LAWRENCE CARR, ArroRIr LAW, kdnanh
ouse, Yrgnic-pac,iscs in lnawia and the 7Jon
Ing counties, and will Agent in hing negroes coe1uh
Eann,vha - II fDec l5l 66-lm
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(fliEAP GROCERIES.-fli.L & DABNEY still continue o
- sell Groceries their Store frs; door above
Iavcrr on good terms they be had in tie c-hey
invite their customers and the public give them call tlcy
determined not be undersod
Cary Sref.
Der -
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PUBLIC SALE OF TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES.
WILL be Sold in the of Petersburg the day
w January, ISL twenty valuable Slaves, cosriIufiu.
dover portion Of the late Mrs Lucy Wills The intended
to effect division the egatees of
sold without they consist of boys
dren amongst the and boys there valuable
hands in tobacco factories having becu principally
business, and the there
valuable house The will be known on the
day Of sale. TINGSAL JONES, one OF the Legatee
Dec G6-tl5D
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STATIONS Office,


l4rH
DRAWING Of the Virginia Wellsbus Lottery, Glass TO- drawn
~ December 5th:
&c % SO 81 10 20 - 81 81 30 CO 3.
Drawing ftie Va. Icesbirg Lottery, Glass, Is, drawn eth:
5 81 A 50 Is Sc II Al 81 a5 L.
Whole Ticket, Nos. II "a, both sold and cashed by
j - 30, STRATToS.
Drawing Of the Virginia Lecsburg Lottery No TO-
cember l2th:
90 - 20 G St IS Sc 10 81 25 &c 10 "A IS.
each, &C., sc. Tickets So
Is
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n VI. HOlT < CO., Agents Richmond for the sale Il
- bIarons Mechanical Lamps, have very handsome
patterns left which they will sell New York prices the pr
CHASER thereby saving transportation, exchange
They adapted 10 Hotels Churches and all public buildings
We'll as for the drawing paror.
The annexed article in relation them from New York
Times and Evening Star Of a Norln remarks the other
day, III relation 10 the New York Society Library mentioned
that the wei! lighted honld Mr.
a. Dacons patent Mechanical Lamps also the Aston House
They truly elegant article and possess all
other descriptions of light, particularly drawing rooms
ing ROOMS &C., for which purposes they generally used all
elegant establishments Paris, where steady uniform light
tha produces nosmoke is desirable
ave have doubt they viii entirely take place
common astral and other lamps which only third
the light produced with the consumption Of oil therefore,
IN point Of economy Alone they particularly DESIRABLE
From The y. J.. HcraLl.l
MEcHAScAL LsMs-Ths is elegant and valuable article
II is economical sheds better light and altogether
titled 10 patronage than any adapt
ell 10 all public buildings, well the drawing the
parior.
The above Lamps be burning every even
ing. ID. NJ IIOYT x 90
Dec ID
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The above Lamps be burning Office every
ing. ID. NJ llOYT * 90.
Cf-5
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

hE subscribers having taken the house the street i'm
medately in front Of Bell Tavern and door Mer
James Size son. intend carry the Auction and Commits
sion Business in all its branches They will also inform their
friends and the public that they will
OF hiring negroes aud collecting debts City Rich
mond throu: giving 10 rr-
chants and others opportunity of having their claims collected
the favorable They hopc by strict attention
n addition their already very liberal patronage Their
house will be ready TO goods the lfh inst.
ROBERT HILL & co.
p S. Our charge for hiring be
collecting the same, g. do for SlGo city,
do; do under 500, Il do They WILL also
groes in case of sickness through the year.
Dec ID TT
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Ltroa. ne on Donnion.l


The time has Al last arrived when, IN casting hei
vote for the highest flee III the gift of the nation, The
South must t0ok Ia herScf-to her own peculiar nsttn
lions and when other alternative is presented, but
that Of basr aud serve apo>tacy and prostitution &c
the purposes Of Northern iauaiicSin, manly vind
ca;i"n OF her rights, her interests and her honor
dcesshr cannot, must not dare not hesitate which t.
choose "Comiug events cast their shadows before,
and he but ukcwarn passive, or bgotied spectator
Of the present contest between the Republican or De-
mocratic pary-the same which, IN the days al Jeer.
SON BY ITS stern and determined adherence To principle
and its scorn Of It's destructive antagonist ex?edency
brought about the civil revolution OF lcJU-and the
Fedora! party now united with the shreds and patches
Of every faction, that since that period have treitcd
their brief hour the stage of public action-who has
failed regard The issue OF the struggle as determining
the integrity and nrioabity otthe Union, or whose 50.
Der Judgment has not arrived al conclusion fatal "hi
less than four years, 10 TIE existence OF that Union,
should Gen. II. be i"iscd into The Presidential chair
This may startling declaration but of lis truth
am too well convinced. Never III any pol:t'ca,
contest, since the formation of The Federal Consu
ton has the South bad such serious and imtnincn
cause for apprehension; not much from the Ahoi
onis,s OF the North, although they ioun'
arraye,: in tie support 81 Nm. Henry HARRISON, who
according 81 his showing, member Of on
III their fanatic Associations At the early age Of righ
rren--as from the corporation Of Southern traitors
who cosd.d by mean, selfish ana bitter pre- udice.
araiils; MIR Van Buren,, melted by the still
cub. u. p:iyes which influence the roarics OF cor
rupi aabor would, 10 CRAFTY either motive, sacrifice
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oi,i. over the victory thcy expect 10 ga." tr.n,
Shall tr..v conquer now "h" never ava pe'". 49,,
, ~. ,b,v cannot, if you do yo"r duty II you are
,,n. 70 yourselves your country, your Gilafs aau
homes Once more, prove to the world 'hat
cod Ola VIRGINIA shall be free from the thradr"' ..
E.,l;s aud that she shall continue as she AWAY
has Democratic-iO.
A,a muster. recently held in one OF the Son'h"es.
tam conn,;es of Virginia, the captain concluded 10 ny
no nol,;cs of The individuals composing his company
uc requested all those who were IN iavcr Of Ar an
prar "a advance four feet in front, and thosc VINO
ers IN favor of HARRISON 10 recede two feet mere
wcre "a in the company, 93 of whom stepped forward
solitary individual 10 hurra tor lppecahoe
and .Lard cider The Harrison cause, OF COURSE Is
s"a..n,nr all before it-.HIandria .2drorats
Tur Day or BATTLE CoMEs.-Democrats are you
on the wach-tower:
Are YOU ypilan,-are you active-are you untiIns
Rcp1blicans great battle IS TO be iought-the enc"
mv's scouts are upon our nes-they watch TO enSnare
Fellow Laborers Learn wisdom from your enemy =
be on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the invader
TRIUMPH.
Sulliers of The cause Arm for the contest-delay
not-cavil not-but armt ARM and 10 the conflict
Friends of Equal Rights! Yield no, your own by the
rl Of God-clime toit--ight for tide for ii!
CONFERENCE.-The, An! The foe is upon us--h',
soes are upon our campthc tmjd are TO be dIsnaycd
the mcrccnary bought Ip,r tP-and stand to yo"l
arms MI the last armed foe has fallen.
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POLITICAL. RENEGADES.


IF there is any thing perfectly DESPICABLE, in poll
teal life, II is the character of POLITIC.3L RENE
G.4DE who having meany deserted his ancient prIn-
cipes strives to conceal his shame by imputing
wrong TO the party which he has betrayed few such
miserable men are desperately at work in this
State on the side Of Federalism, and zcalously aborng,
under the ludcrous appellation of "UScHASGED De-
MocRATs to win converts 10 the Harrison cause
They are the who were gathered together in
1885 under The cabastic ensign off, S c. for the pur
pose orturning SHE balance pOtccr against the Demo-
cratic party and who then within some FORTY
FIvr THOUSAND votes of cect,ng their candidate for
Governor They are a set Of reckless and disappointed
politicians who having found themselves unable 10 gra
tfy all their cormorant appctltes in the Democratic
ranks have sought 10 revenge themselves for their dis
appointments, by gong TO the enemy! There is
scarcely individual among them, whose desertion
cannot be traced directly to some selfish and
nary motive. Could this have been Post Master
that one Sheriff, for few years longer, this
candidate for Representative 10 CoRgress and that
Senator In Washington, they would all doubtless have
PROGRESSED themselves, TO this day, as pure Rcpub.
leans rs ever honorcd the Of Jefferson and HAVE
BEEN, REALITY, unprncipled a Of vpocrites,
their subsequent conduct has proved that they were
nefore their base desertion But, thank Heaven their
selfish schemes not successful with the hone 81
longer contaminated by their presence in lis goodly
ranks
"UScHANGEn DEwocRATs they have the arrogance
70 call themselves, The very appeliation throws sus.
pcion their character and lets in the light upon
their deceptive game Why should they call them
selves "uScHASGED, now, any more than in olden
time: Formerly they satisfied with the name of
..DEnocRATs, and they would have deemed the add
ton Of "rScHAsGEp" an insult nasmuch as II would
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POETRY.
"MroH w, nEna,>s ussrNC."
10 TnE AUTUMN FOREST.

TO TIE AUTUMN FOREST.
ny WI. J. PEABODY
Resplcndent lncs ar" thine.
Triumphant neutrality-suspicious. aS bfiti
hardening with holy love the heart : pure s'i'ihc'
Till tears afford relief
Wha, tho thy depths he hushed
More eloquent in GREATNESS silence tnon,
Th,, whrn the music OF glad soncstcr' eusheu
From every grecn-robed boaeh.
Cone from thy walks the flowers
Thon nskcs, not their forms thy patils 10 nc.
The dazzling radiance "l ih.sc SUNNI ''
Their hueS could not bedeck.
Hove thee in the Spring,
r,r,b r,nvnin forest when amid thy shades
.rhc Gentle South first waves her odorous wing,
And JOY ills all thy slades.
In the hot Summer time,
WIN deep Il. light Thy somhre alsles roam,
n, sno,heG nv some cool brooks melodlous chime
Res, On thy vsrdant loan.
Eut O, when Au.umn's hand
Hath marked Inv bcauteou> foliage fer the grave,
How doth Thy Srlendor, a entranced stand,i
My wiiln. heat en,larc.
Ilipccr then with thee,
Like some fond lover o'cr his stricken bride;
Whose bright, unearthir beauty tells that she
Here may not long abide.
Wien NV last hours are come,
Great God ,ic yet lfr's span shall all be filled,
And these warm lips IN death b. ever dumb,
The beailn. heart be s:iltcd,-
I;a;lc thou in iies as best
Let CLEANS ii Heaven abcutLny spirit play!
so shall my soul 10 its eternal resi-,
In glory pass away
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Ey tke GorcrHor Of Itrgini".


1vyurREAS il hoS been represented that INNNS Ban
w ron late prisoner confined III The al ni Nelson county
on charge Of perjury broken the said jail, and having "n""
his escape, : going at large: 80. , = %.
Therefore hereby olei reward OF Fifty Dollars 10 any person
ar personS who will arprhrnG the sand iu=ii'" ana denver mn!
r,, The mil of Nelson rnrnty And require Ill oflccS rfh
and military people of IN" 'oIIoh"tal u" use
hC arrested aud hr"'.i t"Jh''.
owen unI,r my hand, Governor and under tIIr lesser
IS,,Il seal oil N Richmond, I'M. 2l nI
September, $40. lhpMhS W. "il.h
lanes ,anton Blacksmith, about ~ year. nid ice
ar inches high Of middle and with yt""i>h eyes
He had on when he escaped small black T hat "itt coat
striped pantaoOnS, and hoo' 40 .
- "" w
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.unssochussus Fcd,roii<ts to IWginia-Grr'ti"g'

nassaehnssus Fcdernii$tS to IWgiaia-Grrfhng
D.SIrL WEBSTER, the organ "f the Federal party
Of New England goes 10 Virginia 10 represent II at the
great Convention. Had such mission been proposed
during the days Of JferSon and HndiS0n, what sort OF
cre.tn would The New England Federalists have sent
to Virginia IIow hcn would politicians OF The Boston
stamp have spoken Of The sons OF the va D"h'h'nh
When Webster was in Congress in 1874, he ahonnded
in ,rnuncatlons Of The measures Of Madison lie op.
posed Jefferson early as eE6 lie has been an IN
CHANGED rrdcralist. He was i'll full political commu-
mon wih the DTIsEs, the QrINcfs the LL"fps, lHr
P,rTrrxGs who could not find terms severe enough
in whch to hurI forth their hatred to the Father "t De-
nocracy and to the Father of the Constitution II" IS
no.v where he ever has been. What would have been,
ayan we ask, The greeting.
We are not rii 10 conjecture. Tho sentiments " eb'
s,cr ani his associates entertained al Virginia are on
rorofG-in black and white. Ilon. James Lloyd, one
~ the l,adag Frdrrasts, addressed letter 10 John
Randolph riarc "lIo.;on, January ~, l-lo Here IS
picture o: Virginia.
I'm The Northern States IL is not Ia be denied, tina,
cenrra impression gives Virginia the attributes Of Il
haury, lmperaus, irritable, pr"use, and vcrbcarnS
arStocracy regardless Of lis means, 50 long as II Sc
cures the attainment If is cnds-elay hoasiiUI Of us
p.oyrss ana :gch! in is rcsou:ccSprrachmg Eem"c-
Tacv MT The GUIDE If lis conduct but rs the cHrn
and illusion, by s.hch II cOntrrcs to g""ern mat OF
o,hers-ficd with ideas of ITS own local importance
ami considering other parts of the nion and most cs
pcca.v the division of It, as tools fitted for ITS
srrvccas Gromraries To bear lis burdens, but utterly
destitute OF any right TO question It's supremacy oreVel
( 10 revolt from the abuse Of lis authority.
Vrgnians Such is the picture Federalism draws
/ OF your character No where the abuse more vIo-
lent Of your great men than with those with whom
7 Webster counSciled.
Are YOU ready TO fall DOM and worship al the shrine
of the revlcrs OF the proudest names our country can
boast Are You ready 10 receive with open arms The
party that once stigIna,lzrd your land rs the THE HOT
BED OF SEDlTlON: VIII you receive such greet
ing:-Eostoa ". Past