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descend again to notice the illusions the R. Wing TO
that subject. But will not to hold him up to
the scorn of every honest pinn-and his plot TO the in
dignation Of every patriot We charge him again with
knowing that the Correspondence is no hoax-hnt the
Abduction Plot was enterainedihat he has defended
it in his paper--and we charge him with vindicutlng
the Plot almost as it published.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

against all the boosted learning Of the College of
Physicians. She would respond promptly and
correctly, thnn any of these fifteen signers,
upon both sensation and the chronological Phenomena
81 will take the (mesmerzee's word, for thousand
pound. Dids't perceye'" f;hey have not, have.
NO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

nj ADAME J. RALLY TIE honor To the La
vi dies OF Richmond Ihat having formed Glasses in the
French Language, SHE Ia DESTROYS of increasing the number Of
pupils Ladies' wishing to join her classes will be pleased
to apply her for further information
Madame having taken house Shockoc l, corner oi
Streets accommodate few Ladies' anxious
10 acquire knowledge French and continue their siu
dies in higher branches Of English education The
French language will he exclusively spoken 10 her family
R.rtnees-Rev. A. Empie, d. D. Rev. C. Woodbridge, Rev.
A. d. Pollock, Rev. f. l.. Magoon. :.
Sent 4U-4L
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A TEACHER.-A young man. who has had some esIersnee
~ teacher wishes to get employment Tor lne ehsulns
in some Academy or private family. He produce ample tcs
qualifications leach the ordinary oaaees %
nm English Eduealon Geography with the use OF Inc maps
Globes The Mathematics and the Language Letters aa
dressed 10 A. B. care OF VIM Gillespie near Louisa 7. H.
Va, will he promptly attended TO- a. .w
Sent f"-"1~
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The tricks and doublings of the Richmond Wing
shall not screen him from the indignation of an en-
lighened people We have pinned him TO the wall
and there We mean to keep him. We felt some com
passion for the pable condition TO which this man has
reduced himself-We were willing even TO spare his
feelings-but as his folly and dscourtesy show him ut
tery unworthy of forbparance, intend TO hold him
up to the Indignation of the community We bring
then TO his door an Infamous and atrocous Abduction
Plot-a plot which, if carried out, would have deugeo
our country in blood He has published that plot he
has first preyaricated about it. and then defended it,
and no shifting or doubling shall now screen HIM from
the consequences No mysteries OF Nesmerism--no
oke--no insipid epithe--sha change The true issue
and cover him from the resentments OF the fPopie--
Mesmerism is one thng-thc Conspiracy IS announcer
They are as distant as the poles IN the Heavens Cuh
ming only has united Them to conceal lis own designs
We separate them and for overland SO VIII every
honest man. Mesmerism IS point OF sc,ehce-t,s d"
abstruse subject about which may honestly dtfeI
according to what they have seen or not seen. bo'
so this Abduction Plot, which comes home TO inc
business and bosom Of every Patrot-which equahy
appeals TO the magnificent palaces OF an Eastern ony
to the humbest Log cabin beyond The mountains
Those who engaged in this foul conspiracy against 'e
Peace of the nation deserve (as the r. Wing 80 beau
tifully said some years agoD "to De lashed NAKED
through the world with whip OF scorpions between
the rising and the setting sun inose VINO Panei
about it in a double sense-who first prevarcate as the
R. Wing has done, and then openly defend II, lhoweSe'
he may subsequently seek to back out IRON ms own oe
fence deserve the execaton Of every good czen ano
those who do not wash their hands OF the deed ana INT
defender, must abide the consequences. Away tneh
with this trick about mesmersm Away with this sneak
ing attempt TO mix up two very ferent thlngs-ano "
escape under The smoke Of the deception We have done
with all discussion about mesmerlsm-ano VIII not con-
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RY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
uR.r.,coI Of me Carouyais Of I84O"!!

oReuslcQL or INC CuIouSNS IO7U
Under this caption, the last Globe ashes the efforts
and tricks which are making in the State Of Ohio to
gather an immense assembage of the Feds at Day
ton on the twenty ninth instant, to do honor to
Henry Clay-to promote the designs Of ms amo'-
ton-and TO lay pipes for carrying the ONO eirc.'oh
Of October II presents Exponent OF these Pur-
poses, handful, which published by an Indiana
sand similar placards were blazoned IN Ken
lucky and Ohio (and Vrginia) 10 rouse and rally the
population within one hundred miles OF Dayton.-
1t is held out as "Barbacue by the Wings of
Ohio 10 the Wings Of Kentucky"-and repeats the
"Hcnry Clay mill be herc"-"Come and see John
Quincy Adams"-"Thomas Corwin, Governor of
Ohio, will be here"-"General Winfield Scott has
been invited'-"L. Combs, and J. Sergeant, and b.
fellow -citzens"-&c., &c, with such like flourish Of
trumpets. What say ye, Democrats, to this mumme
and parade, "with which Henry Clay opens his can
for the Presidency
The Hon John C. Spencer, Secretary of War, and
Mrs Spencer, Colonel Tacott, Of the u S. OfdnaHc>
Corps, and Mrs Tacot., and Capt Fletcher OF the u
s. Army aid the Secretary of War; arrived at Fortress
Monroe on Saturday, in the steamer Chesapeake from
Washington.
The S cretury of War was received with the usual
military honors, and at ii o'clock reviewed all the
troops of The Garrison
IN CHANGER, -vrscrM.A,a Court of Monthly Sessions,
held for Louisa at the Court house thereof Monday
the l2th day Of Sc rtember, 1922
cy $. TrevliIa and Charles G. Trevlian, Plaintiffs:
against
Chi TrevIlian Administrator of Mary Trevilan David
Tsda and Marian Tisdale his wife, John W. Walker and
Walker wife, Nathaniel James ughson Charles
E. Ill., son, Samuel Iughson, William Lloyd and Eliza w
Lloyd his wife, T. Trevian and Thomas Trcvian,
Defendants:
The def ndants, William Lloyd nd Eliza W. Lloyd his wife,
uttered their appearance and given security accord
to law and the rules OF this Court and appearing the
satisfaction of Court that they inhabitants Of this
motion Of the Plaintiffs by their Counsel Il Order
ed That the said William Lloyd and Eliza W. Lloyd bis wife
do before the Justices Of our County Court Of Louisa
county, Courthouse the second Monday in December
next The plaintiffs b and that Of this order
forthwith inserted In published In the city
Richmond for two months successfully and posted al tile
house Of this county Court day.
Copy-Tcste, -
Sept23 4o-"sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

= OUTHERS HAT EMPORiUM-The subscribers have this
- day (which will be known above for the
sac o Hats manufacture, also of such other
they may have found for the Hat and Cap
Trade The comprises the following Goods, viz
Ercsh, Beaver, Nufiia,
Cashmere, Russia, Fur,
slolcskin Merton Down,
Angoln, Silk and Wool iIats OF every quality.
Aso Cloth Otter sealskin Coney Fur Nskat, sealet and
Seal Caps large Qnants which they invite The public 10
call for themselves the subscribers will sell al
lowest prices for cash.
GARBANATf & ROSENTHALL.
MaiA Street, opposite the Bell Tavern
Sc,, AO-2ew3m
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rhnl no, an impressive fact, and does communicate
sns Of awe TO the mind that there not only
spt T., a potent organ Of Yae, i0n in the brain, hui that
lna - Inc most elevated Notwithstanding and over
sIN'N wee, all The 0lhsrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY;

,-lr LIVES AND CHARACTERS OF TIE PRINCIPAL Pin
soHAGEs RECORDED IN THE SACRED WRITINGS; PRAc
rIcArLY apArTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH
AND PRIVATE FAMILIES; TOGETHER WITH AN APPEN-
DIX, CONTAINING THIRTY DISSERTATIONS ON THE
EVIDENCES DIVINE REVELATION, FROM TiMPsoNs
KEY TO THE BIBLE; BEING COMPLETE SUMMARY OF
BIBLICAL KNOWLEDGE, CAREFULLY CONDENSED AND
COMPLIED FROM SCOTT, DoDDRIDGE, GILL, PATRICK,
ADAM CLARKE, FOOL, LowTH HORNE, WALL, STOWE,
ROBINSON, AND OTHER EMINENT WRITERS on THE
SCRIPTURES RoBERT SEARS EDITOR. EMBELLrsHED
WITH SEVERAL HUNDRED ENGRAvTNGs on WooD,
ILLUSTRATIVE OF SCRIPTURE SCENES, MANNERS, Gus
TONS
For sale by A. S. MADDOX,
WHO employ Agents circulate and obtain suhscriP
lions for The above work.
4O-2tiu
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Mrs. Ifrad's School, iShoekoe Hill, Richmond.

Mrs Afeads School, Shockoe Hill, Richmond.
MRS MEAD's SCHOOL will he re-opened for che recep-
I of boarding and day pupils on Monday, tie 81 Gay
The object Of tho Institution prepare female character
for its high duties mere, and still higher destiny hereafter The
highest intellectual excellence will be aimed at founded on me
Gackened by the influences of The Christian he
The course of study will be thorough and extensive and will
he conducted Ms Mead herself aided by competent teachers
Able employed In Music and Drawing instrmc
lion in the French language by native Of France ana ~ ae
Spanish and Languages by master Of great experience
The Classical and Mathematical Dep ment WIZ be nsa oy
Mr. steans of Massachusetts, graduate Of Harvard ia ny
who for the last nine years. has been engaged IN teaching III W
Reference is made to Bishop Meade, the Eps
Clergy Of the Diocese and to the parents of the pupils con-
ne cicd with the School.
For terms, &C., apply 10 no . ,,,.n ,.,, ",
Sent. % 4o-tf
uURBARp GARDNER & co. are receiving d,ec. from the
II manufactures their Fall supply of Shoes Hats Leather @
and offer for sale " for cash. OF TO puncua customers
Mns fine cali sewed Shoes and Iootees part Miles make
Boolecs
Do calf nailed and india rubber Over Shoes
LADIES' fine kid shoes of various patterns and qualities
DO do. seal and morocco walking Shoes
Do india rubber Over Shoes
Women's leather weled Shoes and common Slippers
Misses line kid Slippers
DO seal walking Shoes
Boys fine calf and kip Shoes and Bootees
DO common lined and hound do do
DO pesged and sewed do do ,
Childens morocco and leather Shoes straps ane nes anu
Chidrens leather and pereed Booces thick 'oles
$50 bo1ts B0ofs-eonsis;ing Of
Mems fine calf Boots, part Miles make
DO do kip do. seWed and pegged
Do do calf do. water proof
Do thick sewed and begged Boots
HATS, CAPS, &c.
% cases mems fine beaver Hats -
ITO do. do 60. Russia, plain and silk do
90 do. do low priced mapped DO
do. Youths fur and silk DO
81 do. men and boys black and drab wool do
40 dozen do fine FUR Caps
lCb do do. hair seal do.
10 du do cloth and velvet do.
90 do. do sealette DO.
0 sides hemock tanned Sole Leather good and good da
mayed
$50 do. oak do. do very sood
$50 do. upper Leather
~ dozen do Cakins Kecns French and other qualities
Welt Lenther, Kipskins Boot Morocco and Sealskins
White and pink Lining and Binding Skins
Cotton and India Irvine, Boot Cord
Web Bristles, Backing and Varnish -
lbs Thread, own importation all qualities
90 dozen Brides Bride Filings and Maringaes
$50 reams letter Paper, plain and ruled
90 do. cap do. do.
COO do. common md double size wrapping paper
100 nests hair and seal Trunks
% leather travelling do.
50 cases WhitlenIoes Cotton aud Wool CARDS
o0 mir usse and black Iroenes OF our manufacture
warranted prime. HUBBARD GAhDNEh e co
Sept. Il sf-oi
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the actors in the scene at the Asor House How
the aiInless idiot has made the gentry feel
81 siad day with Mr.. Van Buren,. lie is hearty
and cheerful. He spoke against the Tariff, and com.
mented upon the folly Of The Wings in passing snch
He smiled at the "Abducton Plot, and was
highly amused at the intended kindness which Plea
SAINTS had IN store for him. whilst board The steam
boat!
"The Procession, in rebuke of the insult to the Pre-
sident at the Ashburton dinner truly grand and
magnificent affair. Owing TO the novelty OF the ar.
rangements, The lime of the day chosen when men
at their business avocations and other circnm
stances, some anticipated failure. But not So The
result was highly satisfactory, and will in future be
lesson to all assembages whether Of "merchant prn
ces, or otherwise composed, to take heed how they
cast sur upon institutions, in the person of the
Chief Magistrate of the nation
s'To.day is wet and dreary-300 omnibuscs run
ming through The city, all overloaded with passengers,
going home from their business starting out 10 the
scenes Of their evening pleasures.
"You haze doubtless observed the prize fight on
Tuesday last, in which man named Mccoy, display.
ing bravery worthy Of better OCCASION pounded
To death by the blows Of his opponent in the ring, Zone
Lilly, of English purentage) The affair has created
much excitement in the city, and will efectualy put
stop 10 prize fighting for the future"
O. We understand, that DR.. ROBERT E. RODGERS
appointed TO the Chair of Chemistry and Maeria
Medical of the University of Virginia, by the Board of
Visitors, at their meeting of the 10Th.
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The Wing is polite enough TO lnsinuate, that we
are daft, and is also kind enough to throw out q
report (Which at the time he processes to dis
bel,eve) that we are interested with Mr. French
in ohis exhibitions. Such a Jesuitical course is
worthy Of the Wing, and is unworthy Of any answer
As TO the insanity, we have much confidence IN our
convictions that would stake Emma's uneducated
head against the head of that Wing Editor. No great
odds after ALL some would say We are satisfied that
she would kno, whut this second Solomon would not
even guess Try it, when he may, such would inialli-
bly, prove 10 be the result.
But Sir, no shifting of the scene-no changing OF
the issue We call you TO the proof about the Abduc-
ton Plot. BY further shift new prevarication
can you escape from The dilemma to which you have
reduced yourself We brand you again with the
charge of prevaricaton-and all your vapid Jess, and
ridiculous epiihes, another subject cannot extrcae
you from your dsgracefu dilemma. He knows that
Mr. Peasants to this moment defends the plot, IN
stead of denying it. He defends it as The Wing man
himself has done, and without any ridiculous aftec-
,a,on of hoax without any sneaking prevarcatlon
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"Throw on more Fluid We shall make another
appeal in next the and the consequences
Of the doctrine of the kidnapping Plot. The People
ought not, and will not, be satisfied without further
investigation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

Missouri LrGisLarrEg-We have received some
additional returns since last, but deem it needless
to give them as design to furnish complete list
of The names of The members elect, soon are
in possession of the necessary information. The De-
n,ocratic majority joint ballot, however, will be
much greater than it has before bcen, appears
from The following statement Of the Jefferson Enquirer:
The Senate stands,
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D. NJ. Hoyt d Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, Va.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER, 1912.
IyOYT co. the Fall business with The following
brilliant collection of Lotteries which rich as any one
We have large number Of prizes to our cou
ty during SUMMER and do not intend Ia stop
during this Fall and Winter but shall keep the circulation OF
the "needin" which told is much wanted in the
country You only send ticket and you al
most get Capital Ty a ion had better preserve
th paper for future reference. Here are HE Sehemts
VIRGINIA MONoNGAI.IA LOTTERY, Class H. fer 1872, 10
drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday, the lat Of Ortober,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-23

MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Class C, for
1892 in the city Of Baltimore Wednesday, 10Th
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-08
CD1rlnffF:
Th"rsday, December &, 1912.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

by little oxer,ion we were enabled I,
lay before our readers early last week IN,
/ interesting Message of Gov. Morehead.-
We say interesting, because we have sci
dom read q state paper that pleased u,
better. Al no lime has there been such :
call for u decided stand TO be taken b,
NORTH Carolina as the present, and Gov
Morehead has faithfully performed his du
". lie has come out openly and above
board agains, repudiafton, and il will be
lcit 10 the Loco Foco majority TO say
whether This opposition TO political here.
sy shall 60 forth to the world AS the scnt
ment Of this State. His views on the
iarii meets our decided appreciation and
we cannot soc how any lover Of his coun-
try can hold any other sentiment. In his
recommendations to the Legislature The
Governor seems 10 have weighed well the
measures that are Of vital Importance to
the State, and ne hope that every exerlioll
VIII be made 10 carry out many of the
measures recommended, especially turn.
pike 10 the West, for good roads are as
essential 10 the prosperity Of a State as ar
'er:es are to the human body. It seems
10 US TO have been a great oversight in our
Legislators 10 ncglec, so long the i'm.
proyemeni Of facilities 10 conduct our pro.
duce 10 our own markets, and for want Of
these facilities we have aided to build up
towns in our SISTER Staes-but we hope our
public men will learn wisdom from expo
rieIce.
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p-LIsTEN TO FRANCS p nL4IR =

GrLIsTEN TO FRANCIS P. BLAIR n
The following paragraph from the lob,
oil Friday last, caunol isil 10 prove yer,
encouraging 10 the already ardent hone.
which Mr.. Tyler en,crlains Of :. being re
elected to tue Presidency"
The Globe has measured Mr.. TYLER
with great accuracy. lie knows hin
from stem 10 stern, and therefore he will
not trust dim. Acting upon the Ordinary
maxim Of prudence, that maxim which
IS found 50 useful in every dav.life, Mr..
Blair refuses to give his confidence 10 u
man who has once basely betrayed his
/ friends:
! "IuDlca, however, should not forget
! ihat we cannot trust the cause Of our heart
to the keeping Of those who, having for
len years ia vain sought lis sacrifice, have
now, tor their own sakes, abandoned their
associates, to bring the party against which
they have 50 long c0usplred TO their en-
orace. Our correspondent tells us that
the chief to whom be is so grateful for be.
ing thorn III the side OF Whigery, was
/ once welded to the Democracy that he
has only had liaisoa with the bastard is.
sue Of old Federalism, and would now be
happy TO abandon the mistress to whom
he has dedicated So many wears of his
prime, and give tho dregs OF his passion
TO the wife whom he divorced, traduccd.
consplred against, and sought to destroy.
Wei; injured wives, we know, are apt TO
Teient. A repeniant husband, patching
up broken VOWS with fresh promises, com.
ing with downcast eyes and impIoring for.
giveness, is very apt TO renew the early
klndaess Of the atieciionaie bosom that
once cherished and trusted him. But this
never happens, We think, when the rowing
Lotharlo returns 10 his home with a retinue
OF his paramours. And how is it with
Mr.. Tyler, whose political Grim cons and
iong-protracted alteration our correspond.
ent would excuse, on the score of a very
sudden remuneration of his way of life, and
a very short repentance He returns to
his family with train Of the most uoto
rIous political pros.tutes--not to say the
veriest bawds-ever known IN this or any
other country. The question is, whether
an honest, virtuous family should welcome
IT, but submit all its domestic interests to
their control, and become responsible, as
a family, for the good conduct Of the new
corners, and stand or fall in the estimation
of the world on the responsibility they
may hereafter establish
In our opinion the Democracy can
manage its affairs very well without the aid
OF any of the ronounclng Coons, who have
quarrelled with, and been driven away
from, their fraternity. If they now get
shelter from those to whom they have be-
fore done all the mischief in their power,
they must be content With the hospitality
the house may afford to such guests, and
nos expect that its keeping will be entrust-
ed TO them"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-08
PERFORMANCE yrn.rs PROMISE.


IL is known that in the preser; I.egisla
ture, there are severa lIorough.goins
wing Counties, represented IN v hole, OF
IN part, by Loco foco Members theil
election having been permitted from a mis-.
taken belief that, ii chosen, they would
vote with the Wings. In other counties.
again, where parties were nearly balanced,
Loco focos were returned, on absolute
pledges to sustain generally, Wing mea.
sures. We wish the people al home, 10
know how their Representative vote, that
they themselves, may Judge how far they
/ perform IN the Legislature, what vas prom.
aSed by them, when elecioneering. We
are told on high authority, that the servant
who knoweth his masters will, and does il
moi, shall bc beaten with many stripes
whether there arc any individuals in this
category, will DO disclosed bv scrutinizinq
Tie sublolncd Votes, and such others as we
may publish, from week 10 week. 1t will
be seen al once, il there be any who "rc-
fuse 10 be palsied by the will of their con-
stlluenis If there be any, who, elected
by Wing votes at home, come here and
give Loco Foco votes in the Legislature.
In the House of Commons, Calvin
Graves, of Caswell, was the Loco Foco
Candidate for Speaker, and Daniel NJ.
Barrlnger wasthe Wing Candidate. The
vote was as follows: GA to As.
The yeas and nays were published last week.
For the Office of Principal Clerk, tue
The Candidate of the Loco Focos was l..
ii. Marsieller, and the Wing Candidate
was Charles Manly, who had filled the
place nineteen years, and against whom,
not even pnrllzan malice dared venture an
allegation. As the vote was precisely the
same as for speaker, except That Mr..
Graves voted for Marsteller, and Messrs.
Barilnger and Rand for ManIy--it is
deemed wholly unnecessary to publish il
IN detail. When the vote was asccrtained
Cd 10 50-Mr. Manly announced it him
sell, and taking his hat, and bowling most
respectfully and gracefully, first to the
Speaker, and then 10 The House, he left the
Hall, the Locos all looking as if they we're
nearby ashamed OF what they had done.
But they soon rallied, for another victim
was brought &c the block in tho person of
the Clerk Assistant Edmund Il. Freeman
an individual in whom the elements of
gentencss and amiabilty are SO mixed up
that il really seemed like leading a lamb
10 the slaughter. But Mooch was not
yet appeased, and again the House voted.
The result was "a for Busbee Il. 7. and
40 for Freeman-the vote being exactly
the same as for Principal Clerk, except
that Mr.. Watson, who voted for Marstel-
Ter, was absent, and Mr.. Rand who voted
for Manly, now voted for Busbee,
So that oil nc reader has to do, is 10
take the rea vote for Speaker, and he will
see exactly how each Member voted
Raj Rig.