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EMOVAL-Mr and Mrs. S.SrANoELo have
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of Pennsylvania Avenue and 10th street where
morning class for Ladies', and new evening classes for
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and Spanish languages. Instruction given 10 tho
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the English branches Penmanship and Music on tho
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

aahE, CT Any department OF any Bank, shall s1s, sn.
pend, such suspending Bank cannot add 10 The crcu
''" " summing 10 issue its disaonored notes b.
u" sys'e'' IL IS made the interest Of the directors
and managers of the Banks to mana.a ,I,on, NH ~
orhce "r ailing to do would risk the loss or Ih in
sin'oh 10 the town or city where il was located III
wouiu become The interest Of all desiring TO retain !,
" use tei "nmence IN obtaining proper direction and
management That spece-paying Banks can ey;s,
and exist proftably our past b;s,o1v 81 81 49,
experience OF New York and New ENGLAND prnves
- Is as true ana as CERTAIN that Bank NAV he xo ma,
nasra I'd 70 pay It's debts and liabilities NJ tba,
anu n"nes, merchant be punctual in the
payment OF ms debts There il moi, ne,ha,c , Phi
IN Inc SAFE, which IL not valued hr ,ha ,n.n 49, 49,,
"hefe is located sufficiently 10 ins SIRE il. oncc
management, 1t the removal of such Rant h.u -
adopted as 'h' penalty of suspension If any thin, IN
Tile above hisy remarks shall lead 10 ref,ro, :; "
rency and Banking, il can only do so h W.. cur
subject the attention of those much be,tcr "J
Nan pi vn,wm nheu
~ Our intelligent Correspondent propose. the l.,
u s,7emoer, as the period OF resumption. The
W,ae wen flfg'nan proposes the lst Of October
we shou1 prefer, for own part tile LIST of Auons,
Yen an e~lier day if practicable The sooner Ger
80 .'e ostl' But must have an eve IN tba
nd 10 me between Virginia and the North;
If VIA. .e oa, specified il is presumed the next
hronah, n m,rt, ". present crop Of tobacco ma lie
nish available funds for the ,,o,os s anu i"r.
the solid support OF our Bank ~, +, ana
apn, a their spee ese the means Of
meneeraher than precipa'ey s'y com
and then be compelled to close their vaa
upon one point, we trust all are agreed %sa'" D"'
pendent and The vrginan coincide with Us Torres
position, that the Legislature should FIX upon ne pro-
which falls in within their So, that Tie 100
may not calculate upon any further indulgence frrSSs
the General Assembly: Let them distinctly IN
derstand that if the stipulated time they do com
ply with the acquisitions of The law, then their dis
counts are to cease. And let them distinctly under
stand, that the moment another suspension takes place
after that period, their charter is 10 be forfeited, an
they are forthwith to pass into liquidation As soon
their present charters out then let the strongest re
sricons and The wises reforms be introduced into h
whole System The fnct Isl this Paper system
from the National Bank through all the State Banks
has been the Of most Of the ds,resscs and enbar
easements, which have scourgcd country. II is al
most as bad the hoof Of Atla' horse. Deer bank
ing and orfr-dealing have nearly erfrdone ns-No
thing bn. the recuperatvc energies of free and young
country could have enabled to rapidly from
the pressure, which they have imposed upon us. We
must now look ahead, and boldly apply the hand o.
Reform E69uirtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO BISHOP MOORE.
4, meeting Of the Episcopal Clergy Of Richmond,
TIRE being presen, the Rev. Adam Empe, D. D., the
Sev. George Woodbridge, the Rev. VIM. II. Hart, and
he Rev. WIN. Norwood the Rev. Messrs. Dougan, Of
''snia and R. B. Croes of New Jersey, also concur
as the following preamble and resolutions were unanl-
aousy adopted:
II having pleased an All-wise Providence to remove
rim his earthly labors, our Right Reverend Father in
5ld, RICHARD CHAsSISG Moons, Bishop of the Pro-
pssn, Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia, We
'dpt lie following resolutions as feeble expression OF
IN views and feelings, and as tribute of respect and
sscion for one whom all loved and yenerated under
'nl persuasion that they will meet with cordial re-
'nse and sympathy in every part OF this Diocese AND
our Church
Resolsed, That the Church of Virginia, under God
'Ss high debt of gratitude to the deceased Tor the
'allrng zeal and the signal success and fidelity win
ssAch, during q years past, ne has exercised .he
t'scopal Office within it's borders; and that while we
:''e duly to acknowledge the hand of God in all our
sces, we cannot but view the vast increase of our
snurch in numbers and prosperity, and the vide
Fead prevalence Of pure and undeed religion among
las produced in great degree, under Divine Grace,
slough the agency and insrumentality of the evan
sAcal spirit and apostolic abors Of our lamened Do
esan
2 Rssolred, That in calling his aged servant from
6ed of his earthly labors to his reward above, the
'at Disposer Of all Events not only expects gru-
sode for public blessing SO long vouchsafed TO the
autch but also addresses voice of solemn warning
ss the clergy of the Diocese to do the work of
ehss faithfully, to trim their lamps and prepare for
,last account and that it therefore becomes all
invoke the sid of the Divine Spirit that this public
afeayemept Of the whole Church may be sanctied TO
very member Of our Zion.
D. Resored, That tender to the family OF the de-
ed, and to all their immediate connections the as.
France of our christian sympathy and coincidence, and
Awe invoke upon them the blessing Of Him who at.
~ love, and has promised to be the "Father of the
R:soErtd That we will wear The ordinary tokens of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

n repeat again and again, thar tive ,cant money, ana
~ necessities greater, than they are
moment Shall appeal the justice of our subscribers
consequence of this situation, we have thrown on
hc Collector on the James river rone-wo will visit the
of FIuvana Albemnre Louisa Goochand and perhaps
% lie goes authorized all receipts, and correct all
in the acconnts Those gentlemen whom he cannot catch
respective he will visit NJ their houses
qs-i friends where TO honor his bills and rr
every fact, within their pnwe assist his operations.
bhaye also Collector on the South Side ouewhoSe
rs IN behalf we hope, will prove successful.
armen distance who cannot be approached nj this time
Agents will he kind enough send their airearoges by
~ members in The General Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-19

OF me country and the proper policy TO be adop ted in
relation to tho subject lie was replied to by William
Old, st;, Cen , Wm Lyon, VIM. C. Scott and vii.
adoption oil the substitute, und i, wa, decided in ,J,s
negative. The question then pu, upon the aaon.
on Oft several resolutions flhc committee and ev
were adopted.
Upon motion Of DR.. Abner Crumr,
fes0'ced, That the proceedings be signed by the
Chairman aud Secrelary. and published in The R,ch.
mond Enquirer and Whs
And lhereupon, the meeting adjourned sine die
JACOB MlCnAUX, Sr, Chm'a.
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EDUCATION MEETING IL RICHMOND.

EDUCATION MEETING IN NlcuNpSD
4 meeting Ut the citizens Of R,chr,nnd and of the
County of Henrco took place on Monde evening" At
the large room in the Exchange Hotel of tin. citv
On motion of Mr.. r ,ber, e. Scott, Gen lambert,
uhe Mayor) was called TO the Char. And on Ma;,r
Jesse Sneud's motion, Thomas Richie apponisl
Secretary.
The Chairman made few remarks, explaining tho
objects of The meeting Upon which, the Rev. WIN. S.
Pumer rose to submit the following resolutions
l. Resoired, That this meeting cordially approve OF
the Convention proposed 10 be held in THIS Guy, on
Thusda y the 9Th Of December next, on the subject oil
Education.
2 Resoired, That the Chairman OF this meeting APP
point Committee Of three, whose duty it shall be 10
nominate delegates to represent this city and the county
Of Henrco in said Convention, with power to NIL any
vacancies that may occur in their number.
g. Resolrcd, That the delegates thus appointed, be
Committee to make arrangements for The meeting oil me
Convention, by securing proper place, and giving the
proper notices in the city newspapers.
The first resolution was adopted
The second amended so as to appoint Commit
tee Of six instead OF three And after motions resPec'
lively made by Messrs +. James, d. Bridges and Robt
c. Scott, the blank was filled by twenty, viz ten from
the city of Richmond and ten from the county, and in
this shape the resolution was adopted.
The third resolution adopted without any amend
ment
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen the
Committee Of six, viz: Rev William S. Plumer, MIR.
Robert c. Scott and Rev. Jeremiah B. Jeer, (tnr the
City, DR.. Lewis W. Chamberayne, MIR. William
Miller, and General William f.. Richardson, Qor the
County
The Committee retired, and on their return, Mr.,
Pnmer reported the following Of Delegates, viz:
Rev Robert Ryland, DR.. l.. w. Chamberayne, DR..
Socrates Maupin G. w. Munford, Robert g. Scott,
Rev. Adam Empie, D. D., Rev J. B. Jeter, Rev. PHI
lip Courtney, VIM. II. mcfarland, Thomas Richie
James Caskie, Lofiin n. Ellet, James Lyons Warner
W Guy, VIM. Miller, Major Jesse Snead, VIM d.
Sims, DR.. Robt Johnston, Sherwin McRle, and Judge
b. Clopton.
This nomination WINS confirmed by the meeting
On motion OF MIR. F. James, the Editors Of the papers
in this City were requested to publish the proc ,edings
On Mr. Plumers motion, the Delegates were re-
quested to meet at the Lecture Room OF the FIRST
Baptist Church, on Saturday evening next at ! o'clock
And on motion of Mr.. James, The meeting now adj
journed
/ WIN. LAMBERT, Chmn