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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-25
NEW GOODS!
Josiah b. PERRY

JOSIAH B. PERRY,
HAS just received from Boston good assortment of
III DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,, which he pledges
hmselto sell as cheapas be bought in BATH else
where.
Winnegance, Nov 10th, 1S4l. 3w34
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
lie Innardonabic Sin

Mr. Tyler has sinned beyond forgiveness. No con-
cesson which he can make to the Clay Clique
will ever conciliate their affections support Even
before the Veto Message delivered, letter was
addressed TO the Coffee House of this City, by ardent
Wing in the House of Representatives, speaking
with bitter iauns Of his alleged yacillation and ncon
potency. They will forgive him, for thwarting
their magnificent scheme of National Bank, stretch.
ing without the Of the States lis Briareus arms
to every section of the Union He has proved himself
mpraclicabe to the designs of their Dictator-and al
though they may keep down the lava of the vol
cano FOR u moment, until they can seduce or init
midate him into the adoption of some Bank or other
vet !. burns and boils @si,ht and wl in few days
overflow The country. Correspondent of the high
est honor Washington is aware Of their feelings
and describes them in one Of the letters publish this
morning. But the resentment OF the Bank mnons
is not confined within the hounds Of common dscency
mob has visited the White House, and insulted the
family of hlr. Tyler. One of our Correspondents,
whose letter lay before our readers states the fact
Another writes Oh Tuesday night that "the President
aud his family were grossly insulted last night, by
mob after II o'clock supposed to exceed two hundred
II is said, that it will be repeated to The Post
script Wednesday morning says, al do not learn
that tie mob visited The President lasl night though
they infested the streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
III. int;nunL link.

The following extract Of a letter from one of tie
most distinguished gentlemen in Philadelphia, con-
firms what our Washington Correspondent says IN re
ia,ion 10 the change of sentiment about Bank
"PhlcdrIphi0, 7ugust IA, ISL.
ave are looking for he Veto Message on the Bank
Bill this afternoon. The Democrats, Of course, ar
IDENTIFY desire it; and, really find, that a very large
number of the Wings, even those engaged IN CONNER
cal business will not be sorry for il. The belief on
he one.hnnd that ii is quite impossible SO to conro
these corporations as 10 prevent their misusng thr
no,Srs lor The benefit Of few and, The other, tina
they are really unable, in trying times of c?mmcreia
prevent DISASTER orio give substantial
relief is daily gaming gronnd and the habit and con
,,,1 ~ ,orty did not sway tlrin, would be conten
uow to pn ' the Of National Bank to the
vote Of even this community:
at will be great thing, if the Unborn principles
the Old Dominion make The Chef Magistrate lore
oo the mere dictates Of his party. We shall sec, as
our friend Richie says. hope so but scarcely e1
meet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

RI, D,anare.-The heads of Departments, (w'tf
the exception of Mr. Ewing,) members Of Congress IS
s s s.sa s sP s
he .nnronra,e salute and ceremonies OF The OCCASION
,borc examined the perfect system and order pre-
se;ysd aboard, and we entertained by the beautiful
nd iu,eresna exercises peculiar 10 -of-wnr-
the fusing and unfstling or,he sails the % haa
Of the yards and the exercises oi b s baS ,a nea
srs IF witnessing it, After pnrtakng Of the hospliai'
n es Of the Commodore and enjoying the full
of the vessel and crew, they returned aboard Of h
Ta;lrood line from this to Washington: Mr. Tyler d,'
moi attend with his family-ns The senate a,d mol au
ourn, and public business too detained "'''' At "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

ToRSApo At WAsuiSGTos.-A tornado Tor whir
wind, as stated in the n;el'gcncerl occurred on We'd
nesdav between two and three o'clock, in Washing
ton city, OF most violent and destructive character
It's principally along the canal, and through
portion of the city tie least denscly inhabited ane
therefore produced much less injury THANH otherwise
would have been the case. The force Of The wind j:
said TO have been SO great 10 wait a quantity o
boards from lumber yard Hundreds Of feet above the
earth. and even TO have raised carriage into the air
A number Of buildings were greatly injured, and other
species of damage done. The greatest consternat or
said 10 have seized the citizens and caused them &c
npprchend much more serious consequences than &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
From and 10 The Firgiaia Springs, North or South, ria


rB,lIE new swift-rnnng Packet Boat EMPRESS Capt FL
lott will leave Richmond, from landing IN The Basin,
al the foot street, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud sun
DAYS al o'clock r. ~ aud in Scottsrl- on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays At O'clock, T. NJ aid leave SCOTS
vile on same iay Of is arrival, At O'Clock, r. W.
Passengers the West, by Parish s Co.'s four horse POSI-
coaches will lime fr the packet, and VIII be de
tanned only one hour Scottsvll, arriving IN Richmond al
oclpck A. ~ in time take the Northern or Southern tram o
cars Arrangements progress 10 convey passengers Z"
Brook on the packet al Scosrille, where
far Staunton NJ O'clock Ey this arrangement, The difficulty
d dcen lion Brook svle complained o. VIII e"bsiated
Passengers taking VIII travel - miles by packet on
the pleasant and permanent part Of the Canal having
Of scenery, and hnest Cultivated ia9hs
on James nyer. ., , ~,
Entering The Valley Of Virginia nj Rocksh Gap on the blne
Ridge thence and directly on 10 the Nte SUI
phur either by tie Natural Bridge Warm SPnssiNi
having view the rich Valley OF Virginia, Of the lnsalr
n>uta and Deaf Dumb Asylum stanton, and the most
sublime braunl mountain scenery III the wnrld ana WIZ
arrive at the White Sulphur dag earlier than The ynchbhs
The Halter themselves that their packet VIII not
Il. SURPASSED speed comtu ard hope by lnrctthg a.
lrnton part and officers Of the boat TO me
comfort convenience Of passengers 10 merit portion OF
pu,alc patronage. JOHN BLAIR SllEPHERDSOH 4 W.
y for Passage, and other information conecied WIN 'n'
ror. ap;y Agent the Of l2t street and inc
Basin Iaik, tie lar .: The Columbian Hotel Richmond
Scott-vilIc, Aug ioii. JOHN ). FAhRis, -dsen'.
Aug. 20 Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
ELECTIONS,

,..,-Tbe Indianapolis SensiAel of The NH in
,.nt states that "The election in this State - over
The returns received, the Democrats aided,
a. said by the Independent Wings, have carried H.
THE Senate viii be about equally divided, ws ce u
,ba House. the Democrats will have majority OF iron
70 TO-" The Sentinel aseribes this result in grea
mart to the proceedings of the present erra0'a'"A'
Acknowledgements (Dem) is certainly eec'ea u
the st the 20 District ats the s 0ohes r
H., and the result doubtful In counties hea'a
from $40 votes ssa1rS sy sG 80 osret R
one''" |nem. ! rms better than Van Buren, did las
November; but Stuart whg probably Fefise,s oc
% counties heard from, in which 5 IS more 'na wv
~ and about 80 more counties to be heard from
'tAI,sAMa-The Democrats have increased ,. ,ha
,nrit;es in both branches OF the Legislature ano the
namocratic candidate for Governor IS elected py
l.raer majority than any Democrat has received e''
10, T%rsSyssrr-Jones, The Federal candidate for 20
vernon is no doubt elected but his majority ;.
posed will not be more than one hat' oil .Gs which
wv; - viii have majority in the Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

II.
Mr.. Clay in presenting the Resolutions of the Wings
Of Buckingham on Monday, said in hoping for the es
tablshment Of a Bank it was "almost hoping against
hope" On Tuesday, he declared he was ready 10 60
INTO a consideration Of the Veto Message-bnt his
friends had no, yet tried their new experiments upon
,,o al paryea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, DISTRICT Or ooi MIL, a.i,i ~
IN. Lectures Medical Department OF ms ns'l'".o
yl commence fhe first MONDAY III N"seH"c'' ""'' ~
continue until the lst Of March. :, ,,., =, ~. ,.,,,
During this period, full courses will be delivered on Inc ~
Gus sWsl NJ D. Professor Pathology, yand the Pae-
es , q Indsly ~ d. Professor bssyies, and the Dis
Hs%s a; s:a ss s:
rapeulics :, pfossor # s rccrv late Professor of
su,rery in the University Of Maryland ,,.u...
Frederick Hail. 81 serOfesso OF Chemistry anu
a ram situated the Of ioh and
,ts enuLdan om the Capitol and The iesidenls nnuse
In arrangements Of his hnas a"I -, ,he study Of Prac.
iica Anatomy, branch which the STUDENT WIN e'I's
c'rs prr Of Pathology Practice will illustrate The
st mpoant Pathological conditions Of the system by means
of Thibcri's Pathological Models a., .,;a,s ,no, rho
The Professor of Surgery will show Ill The operations upon -"
h rnrs.or Chemistry has complete Chemical anu I'M
of obs,etric. will illustrate his lectures by I'd
srecai apparatus, aud an ample collection Oh p''p"'''
drawings. .. r. ,.,o,, md worth in different
% Of N, country Who from restricted circumstances arc p
s N avail themselves of the benefit oil pubic
s.sor. have resolved admit, gratuousy TWO suIn II
If hs states and one from each Of the Territories In
o,da, however guard against individuals s.. -
I do not qualify them to become useui
M the selection placed IN the hands o 'he
las and Delegates of Congress- each oil wiiom n m md
select student from hi. respective sc :" nj The
w. having only on entering the school, the usual mau'-s
, sre e.pcnse for 4 Of lectures by all inc foies-
= s-o Dssecting S0 optional with the student
&. orrson. attended two full courses oi lectures III
this school, arc entitled attend succeeding courses Tree u
peTs degree, are conferred y authority Of The Columbian
College incorporated by an aeeot Congress o le mne e.
week IHoMhs hiLLhn, ~ ~ ' y M .,iN
Aug IL ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

Died. on the 18th inst about 10 O'clock r. NJ EMMA. infant
dluyr Of Mary B. and James g. Boshcr aged moHs and
10 days.
Died! a, his residence in Russe county ta the Goth ult
Dr. BuswgLL after illness Of SIX days, IN the 3
year of his age leaving widow and two cldcn aud
eous circle of friends and relatives, "a mourn ner repara
bic Tie horn III Tie county 81 Dnwhie, virginia
and with his father removed 10 TIE county o. hancosA "a, ~
,hc wear 1919 h.lcr rui;en. thorough MEDICAL education
Dr. Ingram commenced the practice 81 ms poisssinn ana m
skin fidelity will long be remembered by The citizens d
Hancock. reted - tho House Of Representatives. lf
sL and twice The Senate al the state, IN 10 and " lie
discharged his pubic with credit 10 himself aud advan
,are constituents. In le he settled upon MS h ~ ls
stte In the character drccased friend there Was rare
uuon Of ard nncs; 81 nice !" honor ana
tender regard for feelings Of others I" dtsiy anG oil cor
, ~ IN himself and liberia! and just appreciation
T his fellow kind and sincere IN all The domestic
ami .ca relations ui lie, and, mascr" obey more
ro III attachments Dependents than from Their fears
H. III. nrofs soial ca acter tie afflicted hardly knew which
mo-, m admire clear judgment ahd medical shl winch ne cS
NIL m his renrness Of manner and kindness Of heart and the
xhhon of KIND sympates which aI upon The ia'nns
OF ftrc happiessi hs Neu WITHOUT epoaeh
and he died without lrar'
". have long had pleasure 0 acquaintance with the
family Of the Iawrrccs in PladclphmNe knew their worth,
r nm;ahr epers airctcnaie hearts aud agreeable manners
oc The first The daughter ot NJ Ecaiian law
enrs vLo had novcd Bucks county NeA followed M
i,s Mrs Sarah Mallory the wife of Capt Mallory Of Ge'nian
,rn She was cmnently blessed with energetic under
standing and admirable temper it thc alc'iohs ot
his damned family had not yrt terminated ne la"Mihe aa
mr. charming sister 10 the catalogue of vietims
Died on Saturday, August 1, at her residence IN ms cy,
Miss Rrnrcc. REpNss, daughter Of The late Ten Elisha law
~ New We had hardly turned from the perform
nrc II the moirnl duty OF announcing the death oil MIS- MAI
oyv before tic sad intelligence Of the demise OF hc eAcet.
nposes anew the mrancho. task Truly has bcen sal
.y. are or and full Of trouble a 's doH ~
gent most panfuy illustrates lr truth ana ce 81 Inc
in Unltcd aicctionaie happy during their lives, these
cstuae ladies scarcely separated by dsal' le
waiting 10 receive that bright WORLD which, le whos n"I ).
~ 49, M .yisi.nce here gave cheering promise tat -hc wohh
reach intelligence Of that bereavement Mh mn n'
he, communicated while lingering upon mr. yea q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
PETERsBrRG EEMALE SEMINARY.

!,IE Winter term Of this Institution viii commence on Tue
i last Monday III September.
Nrs Lucy T. GRAY announces that the Boarding depart
mru Of This Seminary will b. removed about mile from Fr
,csurr Ia iatersfa residence ii Judge May from
Whence attend the young ladies al an early hour every
orunr in a carriage The Schoa room pleasantly
ocat,d IN central art the Town. and return IN Ike manner
after O'Clock IN the afternoon
An The branches viii be pursued that usually taught IN Tho
best Female Institutions. 49, ,
The Enforcement The pupils who were members Of tins Sc
muar during The recently scholastic term can alone give
The u the successful efforts ade Tor teif advance
meut in the acquisition OF knowledge
From Mrs Giay- residence in Petersburg she deems
unnecessary 10 place tr public assurances OF her
unceang discharge Of duty towards all The
Lay and uardng and guardians
hde Ia her care and -upernicndcnce
Miss RIchMo>n vii remain associated WIN her.
Tie department Of Music devves upon ass MEfo"p whose
undnnhtr, qualifications justly celebrated.
The Latin aud French languages VIII DC taught ~ ac'oi
pslrd teachers.
Terms heretofore
An who enter expected 10 remain through he session. eA
c in eases sickness, the intervention OF ohe o'iueh
occurrences: - ,,,, IN 4,
Petersburg. August ~ lsil. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
GOOCHLAND COUNTY:

.a Gourt House on the 10th day of August, 1871 in
.rn of resolution of an adjourned meeting held
p e same place on the 18Th of s. WAT
kns having resumed the Chair the meeting was called
10 order; whereupon the committee appointed al .'e
former renorted The following preamble and resolutions
'a1 WheIeas is not only The privilege but the duty Of
sosnsn should a crisis arise. which seems 10 threaten
Ilsts and purity Of their Institutions to step forth
and boldly and frankly declare their opinions regn ,t
mo the same-And whereas, it is the opinion Oh '"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
~ IL Pfapie II Hrntstcies C.uMtn.

ny large portion OF this days paper devoted 10 the abb,
and eloquent Speech OF ir. pckrns Of = e. against the Dr
button ,-Wr regret the necessity Of drdns por
iinns.-Mc q The nentnm nf Eeader
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
THE STATE BANKS.

III -, TIE STATE BANKS.
, l. ssneme OF National Bank should fail, as il
L u. Seo' at The present session, then it will be-
D,a aate Banks at once to set in earnestly, and
ao,a a''a arrange amongst themselves, for rapid
r,rs, Of specie payments-and. Of course, for the
m.M Of The exchanges. They can, if the
nv | ~'m Banks can, and they ,eiH The whole
csy WI demand il at their hands. But they can
/ promptly resume, in the face Of National
us about TO be established.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

D We compelled slp md until next No the itl
Letter Of Rights an addressed To Joln I, Ter the
President II The IT, :" There three more Nus from this
powerful writer complete the series have hand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

1"tac Pecpe II brunswick C"unfg
We tie lie County aSfrnic On the iortl
Monday August 2 thai beng Cor; day, 10 take into
consideration tie present aspect cf political affairs
Ma CITIZENS.
I~Thc Petersburg Democratic Vigilance Committee are re
unrstrd Evening Friends Hotel O'Clock ~
u meeting highly desirable matters Of great interest VII
h.. r,es.nt,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20
Marriages.
Deaths,

NarTlaSts.
Married 18th int at evIdca, near Richmond by the
r. Rev bishop Moore, Lieut. L. g. KriIH I. = Navy, ELIZA
hinnLi1I Of T. ID. Sanxny. Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

AND FOR sALE-Wil be offered for sale, on accommodai
II ing terms King William Court hoaSs On MONDAY, e gu, sh
of Pamunkey Land THIS land lies The ive adlong smiths
Ferry miles above West Pon, IN me county o. hs
derae portion well mbered, and the situation uneommcny
healthy minute description of the eeeance-the many con
and advantages Of this pace thought unnecessary
a. il no win puchase before viewing the pren
b. iand ,y in shewn wishing to purchase by
Mr. Patrick H. Slaughter who resides In the neighbothood
I,ra " fls--wdsl WM. RCFFt3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

DARE AND BEAuTIFGL-one more o. those snpeiby
IL toned and richly finished Six Hundred Dollar Piano foes,
ms \, hand by the Juete, making thirteen instf
mep,s received within 4 few days
Nv rich as beautiful and as extensive as heart
could wish. -,
'' ~ ~ L. T. NASH.
r,rao 2I-w6w1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

SlhooL FOR Bufs.-Un the met Monday IN November
school VIII he opened at the residence OF Tic subscriber, un
1T ms immaculate snfcrnt-ndlarr aided Mr. James IT,
thompson, graduate Of The University New York The En-
s> Latin and Greek will h. taught
paid to the morals and Of The pupils Twenty
ne accommodated with board my family Those who may m
disposed To entru-l their In corm-
nicatc with me. Immediately, 10 Js ferson Pnwhatan
1trm,Ioad and Tuition, per session OF liz months SCI
TIL. [. MILLER, PRINCIPAL.
Ara. 20 aoIs,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

Saeke,oM md .7shes,-The Postscript head of the
Richmond Wing copies this paragraph from another
paper:
"THE ClsrxEr-A correspondent NJ Washington mentions,
Monday night that after private meeting Of
Wings II was understood that the Cabinet would hoa Their pa
crs and await the result al another attempt IL create sca!
agent II that sIlund fail, they must 20 OUT
Hang the Heavens with black!
THIS Cabinet, then, will Try their hand once more
upon the Executive IIrad-ani ntmidate him into a
Brink, by threat of resignation Who cares for such
Cabnc,' Can Republican, who has not one great
principle in common with lhem-scarccly political
sympathy with them, regret their retirement Let
ihcrn 20 then, as they please-and they Will
see whether the whole land will go into mourning al
their less.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

YOUNG MAN FROM HOME
TOR sale by Subscriber. an rNceent '.lc pom Emitted
"1he Ynun. Man from Home ny j"hh anger 'a
s,Tbo, God spest mc."--f;en X. H.
sin all Thy ways acknowledge him, and lie sha utec. my
patls.-Prov. iii, g. - A., r,,,., thou, a.,
iil thou from this time cry unto me- MY faher 'hoh an
the guide cf my youth."-Jer III, T. 49, =, 49,, ,
r - .hm.s mi. work Of f. p. NASH, P6ters5srg.
vo In. an hand upwards of2O PIANO FoRTES Of various
kinds which eqaied by IN the T. : Take them
on trial. you like them, keep them not return them before
) o,p for them =. =. -
iuruS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-20

AIR. JAMES L. p. BAcON-As you an inahi,nt a;
day Of September cirss Store, in the county OF Motto
way shall proceed 10 take 'e dispositions Of Jno Foulkss
others be read evidence of foreign attachment
now pending undetermined the Circuit Suqeor
Law and Chancey for Mrckenburg county, Va in which am
plaintiff and you and another Tor o'hcrs) defendants Ii
from any the said dispositions day
mentioned, shall proceed take them the dag following,
anu continue the taking thereof from day 70 day until they
completed. JilO. II. KNIGHT.
Nottoway, ao,h Au.ust, 1871. s5-wtd
IN cuaNCERY.-at rules Circuit superior Court
Office, Aug. eth, ISL:
sas cheatham administrator Of James b. Blanken-hp, de-
asains, A''''
Augustus w Fiournoy Executor of Daniel FIounoy,
This day plaintiff by COUNSEL filed his bill aud
the defendant Augustus W. Fournoy not having entered Ina
and the rules this Court and appearing by
dence that he mol an inhab;tan of This Commonwealth an
The motion Of the plaintiff by counsel il ordered, that
defendant Augustus W. Fuurnoy do appear here before
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy this order
serted IN some public newspaper printed IN the city OF Richmond
~ ~ " -. 'N P polSDExTER, e
ang - 3G-wsw
Der being Court day, at Buckingham Court house. without
reserve, Imported BLACK ARABIAN, horse well known
well that deem
'e in this notice This last season, The present his
9Th Amrrica-ah old Prince Edward, he has
been necessity Of eayn. the old grit As proof the
two las, much The greatest seasons made ny Inn IN
the same district that clearly proves, the better
better liked. A. unfortunate the
Of the season, getting lame from hard travel the
tains, March, possible, dsacrccabe
thnn month during the winter. which caused brisr
III the oo" 81 his foot tina; made him lame until about the 10Th
OF May would just say, that believe he pQs
been since nave
hm and say, Notwithstanding his amcness that The most in
porant part tile first VIZ: the month q
of May the mp0Itant-l- made Tile best
season all things considered he has made. We will BE-
accommodating purchasers giving them The privilege OF
having Black Arabans before we cal on
them tr money they bid literally and wish longer Gre
dit We will give We would be glad 10 tc people OF Am
hcrst aud Nrun and tie adjacent counties also attend THIS
important sale. DAVID FLOl RNuf,
| TlluS. I. IREDWAY.
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