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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

~ srPoNEMENT-r suit the convenience oil all par
,is IN the property, the above sale - postponed uni
rIu,,v ,e oath day October next, which day, VI aI
srw,sr on the first day thereafter Sunday eHceiedl
Iii sv.lr take ulace. II Is expected that Arrangement
@ he made 80 To modify the Of safe a. to allow easoa
~ c,5;, f., portion the purchase Of which inor
| na'''' ID ~ r. e. NICHOLAS, Trustee.
tI-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

,0vrg FOR SlE-ihat valuable Estate on James R'vcr
ID srnv ss porer 20 miles above Richmond, VIII be So'h
, ~ divided in Two Farms &c about 80 acres In each Each
~ have aho, $50 Of low ground ~ acres ~ w"ou
M and 10 acres hich land. About $50 bushels wh-
MN ~ so. this Fall on each farm About half OF the purchase
.y can remain unpaid for several years by paying the IN e
rs puncrualy.
The E<,e viii he shown ny my Orerscer.
7" '''"'' "F''' " ~ CURBlN WARWICK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

-,IilRlE LAND FOR SAiE-l otter Tor sale Tie ua.l W
i.J IN IN. county Hanover which reside, coh'a,i
hr sn,yer &C, acres called the Rocky Mo" u,stan! 10
~ CON Rctunnd The bindings aie: large oileS
- 'i on hou<rS all IN the complete repair new
10y ham y,h hrashmg machine Tobacco" h"''ses &C. -
,r.r nc,on Of tie highly improved anu Is now W eA
,. rnnd , and past OF II enclosed WIN OAK pans
90. Wood Is abundant the farm well waterea ana as
i've meadows on H. There thriving Young orchards NOW
IN. ducsl fruit situation Is remarkably hraiiiy,
80 - .ro,y ,,s,ert 4 is a desirable residence
f., sfn,i w,cl viii he accommodating npnE 20 '
-, Richmond or IL the Subscriber. IN the rr" lists
Lyons ''' =" L. +. WiCkilAM
il-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

Mrs. .UfaG's Schooi, Shockoe HW, Riehnoad
Mrs. MEADS SCHOOL VIII he p'nrd for The recep-
~ ton Of boarding and day pupils Monday, the 81 da!
of October
The chico, NJ tile institution The female character
ur lis high duties hce, and still higher destiny hereafter The
highest excellence will he aimed founded the
motives and Guckened the influences Of the Christian Rr-
gion.
The n study will he thorough and extensive and will
Le conducted by Mis- Mead herself aided by cninetent teachers
Able masters employed In Music and Drawing lnstruc
tou the French language by native Of France, and in tie
Spanish and German Languages by master great experience
The Classical Mahenatic Il Dep irment will le filled by
Mr. Massachusetts. graduate of Harvard University
wo for c last nine years has been engaged in teaching i'll the
Nur;l"rn States
Reference made r.. Rev. Bishop Meade to the fps
ccla Clergy Diocese aud parents Of the pupils
nered with the School.
For terms, Sc, apply To
MRS. z. MEAD, Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

CDuCATiON.-Dr. MaUPIS'S School will he nprnrd on
IL Monday, 3rd October the School House Of the MeEo
dist Church, oppuSic 81. James Church.
The elementary and higher branches OF English Education
Ancient Languages Mathematics aud Modern Languages, iii
be taught Ilr school.
Mr.. j. OUTLET, well known accomplished Teacher
will give instruction in Modern Languages.
In the department az Ancient languages, Dr. NJ will be
sisted hy JOHN " HEADREN, a. ~. graduate Of the I'M
yer. ity Of Virginia.
Terms per session Of months payable half in adj
vance half The h Of March An fee Of SIS will be
charged for instruction in Modern Languages.
A Class Tor Examinations upon Chemistry will he formed Of
such Pupils may choose 10 attend the Lectures upon the sub
jrc hr Medical College
Dr. Nau;in would he willing take boys boarIers in
Iii family They w0nld have the advantage of his
pervson For further information, apply at his residence, next
lcor o The 2d IIesay icrian Church.
Semi, u 4n-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

LADY, from New York, who has had some experience ~
n icgchng and who is competent 10 teach both french ana
n English branches also, fancy needle and wosted work.
ws, situation either teacher IN Seminary " a. p
,n Select School in Virginia or the taTo'hs. "a
board and stated salary wohu pe
references ckarace. ana laiica'S
an be gwen The Of any SCHOOL other persons tcs''
% d bsinr such teacher hy addressing line TO Jasper
u Hughes l6 Fulton street New York. stating location terms,
Ait
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

NTOTlCE-We shall stop running our Scosvie Boat from
~ ap oe the Isl of July The connection with the sauntn
sarcs via the Canal Scsdvic will still be Kept up fas
scnr.rs FIR STANTON leaving IN LynchMrg bons
which leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and Friday ut
.ct n will arrive I'm the same hour a those
per Railroad. BOYD EDMoHp O DEi'I'i IN, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

FRESH FALL AND WINTER GoODS.-we have now in
store entire supply of Full and Hister D Goods cnmpe
tndng large and genera! assortment which, having been
purchased in the month of August befos the passage lac
!aif o and when believed the Northern markets
a. 'ne' srsae, Depression afford sell
We terms Our customers, and other merchants visiting this city,
are invied 10 cal! and examine for themselves
Sept l6 Ssst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

ID recently opened with their Stock of Fall and Winter n
Goods complete assortment of Blankets, Napt eo'tos lW
lshs Cassimeres, Menns and other knd vi Wooden
and Worsed Goods, which, with variety {" DomeSc cotton
Cuods are offered for sale on their usual terms .
Also Brussels Ply Ingram. 34 aud Al Veni,ian Caipchg
sse Wilton and ufed Rugs which viii be sold very cheap
for negotiable Notes ut ~ days n,cu,pnsor
il-lnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
Sept. Ii

,rAIJ,tBl.E S'rAUNTDN RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-lhe
offers for sale, priv cy his tract oil Land con
tanning .69i This trait lies on th' waters oi
~ low grounds tr largest portion al we "a fertile a. any
in vri, thr land uf superior qualny ana IN co
a. an aud contains upwards of well ;imhered w"o
lard aud ve:y highly improved Tobacco" lots" ana nearly az
-, me arabic land high state Of Improvement he'e
,o ON he river Fishery Belonging said tract yrhns d
ring plentiful supply Of fish, there are several app
aud hlrs this pnriion of which Is q" the mos.
choice kind The dwelling house is large ana eofo
do I'VE story building in good rerair, containing ten rooms
cnod cellars with al buildings and I'M
pnyenrIs Til. land cs remarkably WELL and IS Situated III u
,ery healthy and section of country and IN dtisu
There be few situations more desirable lo
family residence Nh, A., =, ,.. or
IT his land sold privately before Tuesday the Isl gay o.
November next shall that day, the premises, sell III
p,c ancrian the highest bidder OF Tue iiomhs terms
s. 900 paid the fIst day Of May neN me residue
nj The purchase lie pad in two equal annual nsi
mens the hnl 10 hear the day al SALE bond with
ovcd security viii be required of the purchaser, aud deed
OF rust on land, further security 80,
a. D. If private should be made, due notice VIII BE- gwen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
Charlotte co.. Va. Aug 26, 1872.

EItersipe sale Of TatuaJie James Rirer LANDS.
IL pursuance Of deed cned by the late !"hn ",sIa 2"
se-beT 1888, for tht purpose therein Sc, forth We .ai pro
coed sell at public ar,on on l Sa F S % yaa
lying James River and Tnek"hoe Creek VIZ
Mann Randou Esq containing y survey 1877.
portion which consists river o" grounds 2 acres being on
Tue kahoe Island considerable body on T"ckahoe Creek
This estate lies compact form, tie buildings are near The
centre open land and The who'r OF Is IN eNcee, ',
Il situated immediately in the lhe al the coai o'oh h'"e
p operation on each 1'd M, 81 and lew years aS0
were extensively worked the premises II Is believed maj
m,'n t,n, co,l be raised at drawn oil
and that lands offer more favorable prospect 10 those VIM
No The tract Of formerly owned by The late James Cur
15 acres are low grounds lbs acres, thereof are
Tue Island. This tract has ON an excellent Two Story
brick succeed dwelling with an ice house ana o''
No. B. The Plantations purchased 4 The late David
ue containing Gl3 Of which l-2t are
low srounds9 being ruekah"c Island ard eli acres
on The aud besides large body Of second low grounds
There ID dwelling this land Hhch win some repair
mi,h; made 4 comfortable residence. :,
having thereon Crst and Mill and containing by
IG acres he'd Of the old mill pond now drained ny
at small expense labor be made excellent meadow"
On about At the W. corner Nh Randolph s reserve
Iisht to dig This land aons No J. and was separated
from i, by The mill pond definite line will he run he
,yrru them before the sale, which will then be made known
These If land contiguous to each oler me Iames
River Canal passing through the three first and the Tuckahoe
Canal through The last They form body q" iana o. great itr
l!y ard the highest state Of Improvement. Ihe'r vGn
Ia fnnond being distant fon ten 10 twelve miles he aa'-
The Canal which passes at The foot Of ,e d 'a
alton the least possible injury The means II affords o
ton there being perpetual waste a. wa
ter points, with the ra'ne Of the c"al property ke
perhaps the dc,ale real estate that ever offered Tor
slc i'm Virginia 800 have been med win great
benefit quantity Of wheat atou; 800 bushels, WIZ be
| sowu Ibis Autumn. ~ ;, ~, :, ,
The tracts offered for sale nj ERrse which y nearly
rcn,l in the above described The terms WIN ne one
fm f the purchase money cash. and the residue III ihree
annual payments Bonds with approved ccnr hearing inter-
est frn Gay Of sale, with deeds ct trust on c property WIZ
he required by the purchaser Possession VIII pe give" e H
January, lsi3. ,,.. ph,r,o
survey The property will soon be deposited ut the Exchange
Reading Room in the city Of REonh The premises WI he
shown To any one Of ,hcm by Mr. Avs The ma
| mayer. r., " ..u., Trustees.
Soon after The Lands sod the Slaves, stocks Crops &c.
WI" oe 'N'' " ' II. w. J..
w. r. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

MISS MACKENZIE respectfully announces that her school
l will open Sd October for inc eeepon e ooaue
and cav ps She has much pleasure In brrvne hat se nae
for them every that can tend 10 aciae anu
secure their knows no higher gaicaton
an thai which sr nny in rendering her School worthy Of
continuance Of The ample share public favor b. which has
'' On, i ''' 'e' e 3s-Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

M ADAME j. RALLY honor announce 10 The La
vi dies of Richmond that having formed Glasses in the
French Language drsns of increasing the nniner OF
her pupils. Ladies wishing jain her classes will be pleased
Ia apply 10 her for further information. .
aiaame having taken house Siockoe Hill corner OF
and 81 accommodate few bndes, ANXIOUS
acquire knowledge the French, and continue their s-
dies in the higher branches of English education Inc
FIenrh ar. will he exclusively sposen In her family
htreHet-Eev a Empe, D., Rev. G. Woodbridge Rev.
a. u. Pollock, EeV. +. L. aagoon. .
1U-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

VALUABLE LAND FOR SAi.E-My Farm, containing ta6
acres iag RlIdan RIVER eight mics from Orange
Count house thirty from Fredericksburg is for safe ii u
reduced price For farther particulars apply l" me. III ny letter.
JAMES l.. COLEMAN.
L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
II. G..ntrn iftrchnntS.

To Country .Nerch0nfs
,u,pns Am G. ,RpSER respectfully invite the attention
Il Of III, county merchants to their large nnh st't. n mr.
" ,utiefv &c. wiirh ihafihe "ee ri,
i" e. Cb they are prepared 10 sell II uni'ecear.eH ~"
coun'ry Merchants Wishing 10 purchase e"'aS "' ''0'"
ia lrtsS WI" r'' SIGN OF TIE GOLDEN saw,
II stree,, opposite the STaa 7nr'rn
- ii-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

AW SCHOOL AND MOOT COURT propose In under
IL take the Of " Class aud the management Of
CGiri, III H.. ist Of Ocnhr sufficient Class sbal bs
formed {" justify ie n labor of course Of Lectures
III. Ia The lst Of October aud end
on u nr say, SO, half in advance. No
charge FIR fuel lights stationery or use Of books The
I.i tlTrs delivered my Office, where good law
miscellaneous library will hr al the serrice OF The class
The Aluoi Court viii lie held week aid will lay turns
be oycnrd as County Court Superior Court Of Law aud
Chanrery District and Circuit Court Of The T. =, General
and tolr o AplcaisAnd TIE pupils viii successfully
act as Srr Jerks. Jurors, ard Judges well as Lawyers
aud conduct proceedings appropriate L. the different Courts
Young gentlemen who d. size Ia join the class viii leave their
my office, on Main street. . - ,
CARTER NJ BRAXT0S.
MIR. Basnn having maie arrangements for an accomplished
lady To asis, her her daughters viii be pleas
ed Ia rercvr under r charge few young ladies' who Will 5r
Instructed useful and ornamental branches Of female
education following prices for the term Of ten months,
Reading, Writing. Arithmetic Grammar Geography, hlsiefy,
&C. sr saU French, S5; Painting $l5 aud Mnsc So Foui
or five yurnc ladies accommodated with board AZ sta,
one half pay able advance The School IN the basement Of
encr on The Sd OF OCTOBER and Close OIL hc sra
Of August. 80
Richmond, August %. Jl-tlo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

MRS DREW will the duties of her sehoo on ID oe
wi ,ober Encouraged by the liberal wnS 10,
procured the services of gentleman whose talents ana mora
qualify him teacher She would be pleased 70
few boaidrrs whom she would exercise ma'efha
cars. a. o.
sem;s0 w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

Richmond Bell and Brass Foundry ma fa"ey orafe
W,n,,Eu,,o,y z and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va.
TIME y continurs TO carry above business. all
its various branches and takes this mehod :" inform the
mined to devote the remainder of my life while in health TO the
improvement Of my profession My who. attention sa , &c DE-
tines hive large supply mannfa,tnred crates Of all kinds
generally used in all Of The noTneI ces s ,
brass castings fer mills cotton factories wheat mach nes can be
supplied Immediately by forwarding her pauns . o. %
, na " ~ SAMI. ID. DESUON.
"pllo.eu "'oue'S' 37-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

l7rIy FAIL Avn WINTER DRY GooDS-R.ceivcd by
~ cen; arrivals from Nur, large and general assortment
&c Foreign AMI DOM sic m Goods, h"uct al nhhsu! 10"
prices. wi; sud small advance LOT c's' o " n'"se
customers tia, VIII pay bills on pre-. na,"'
Granite From, Building, ii street, Shockoe Hill.
''"'''' X-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
Williamsburg, August 30, ls4a.

1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWhRD-Ran away on sun
| dy tc lin inst four nes.oes, 10 Arch scphrn, Hen
w. and Adam Arch b@oneslo the estate Of VIM w foe. de-
.,srd au fy,ciy old black ard rather spc IN
stature slfpc Henry belong 10 the undersigned, Robert
I Stephen about FIVE feet ten lnr!rs hsh co'or black anu
r,y stout and awuy Color Adam belongs Ia The estate n
William Fi, is avnl twenty or eight years "d
and very HACK w.:tgcrd and hs teeth somewa dscayt-
h. was hired .hr present year snm Griffin of Essex Al
aornamcd negroes n together and tits supposed te5 WIZ
m..s m cIt 10 ret IL of Ohu nDnsaSc
nr State; or they may br Inkins In The nrsihor.noh "i
n, c,rv ahan Richmond county, IN and anil Frt1e
;n ,urr where Arch grandmother lives with Mr. Lewis Allen
The aoy Will be- paid for the delivery Of the above named
If taken hi, STATE fly dollars Tor ether u
o Of This State; twenty do lars for either taken "i
n the conpy Of Essex dollars If taken within Tie sad
1o'''' w. ROBERT HILL.
For Aia.sef md administrator q Wm ~ r1gg' s,sd
Administrator IF Vim. Fisher dead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

w. hereby nupont Joseph Z. Boxley, of Louisa
Court V =, ,ssinst ma ANNE BULLOCK.
a '!a'"'' ~ VI ANN r. GARLAND.
CLARA l.. GARLAND,
AMANDA ". GARLAND,
REBE CA {. GARLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

RICHMOND VIRGINIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 1912.
NAT rupORIuM.-The subscriber

SOUTHERN HAT EMPORIG M.-The subscribers nave .n n
- day opened Store (Which will be known a. anove oi M
sale of Hats of manufacture, also OF saen @
Goods AZ they may have found necessary Tor inc a " ~
Trade The stock comprises the follow ing Goods WIZ
Brush, Beaver, Nutria,
Cashmere Russia, Fur,
Moleskin Merton Down,
Angola, silk and WOOL Hats, of every quality.
Also, Cloth, Otter, SeaIskn, Conry, Fur, Mskra scarf ,
Seal Caps, large quantities. which they invite the puoI
call aud examine for themselves the subscribers VIII sell ~
lowest prices for cash.
GARBiNATI s. ROSENTIItLL,
Main Street, opposite the Bell IaSern.
Sent q = fO-2aw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

n EW GOuDS.-BEERS 4 POiNDEAIEK, Merchant 1auors,
fashionable Goods in their line be procured In the United
States selected by Of the firm now al the Norn from .ne
very latest and which they respectfully invite
the attention Of their customers and the public In general .
Ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
raylu,.yile, Hanover. Sept. q, ls4a. Il Il

toh LASt lhc Coal Mines, well known B'ouns Pits,
I'm GATED the E,na Pts, recently worked by Wills,
Chesterfield 1 rnat Co., re- n,n.s
naaes.onea a. g has ong been used for manufacturing
IMPOSES ana especially arNovra forge and Smiths Coal
The recent passage Of the a giving the Coal business
sonabie protection. renders tbs property at this tr an yan-
aseous object disposed engage in i
Wnh the Mines the Lessee obtain upon very reasonabe
em, two engines top, the an nd engine
AZ both Of these engines conaon The
Ges an nconsiderabe be put IN working cond
uon. The lease will he liberal "a To time rent, Fur turtle,
,'na' apply 10 alexander pasai " Richmond.
Siher, living nj The Mines ELIJAH BRCMMELL
sept 10 2s-tls,n,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

MALE AND FEMALE SE3INARY.-1!ie exercises of this
lfl Seminary commence, usual, the first Monday IN
Ocrr end The 3st of July, making stssoh oi ten
mouths.
The subjects ought besides tie usual branches o! PLAN
En.l:s, Flrca:isn Geek Latin and French Languages
and sufficient .d.t nf The moa ply sIca ana ma'r
ru;ins lis studies with Lessons IN the PHio
Forte given, if DESIRED hy Mr. Buck native Of Grfina
TIE Lain En- > and renticai subjects VIII he tanc"
y The and tie Greek, Latin and French Languages
hy Ls associate teacher, Mr. Nm. u. CALI of Norfolk.
In regard to himself deems snicien. 10 rrier
William Mary; and III behalf ol r 'a
that he completed his education nj tue
niv cf Virginia. obtained from the Faculty oi that nStu
uet.on respect qu.rc IN fill the PfrssoIslp OF f
Inanty in William and Mary College IL Is true, that MI a
did not alb, IN fI which he recommended but
The thirty three candidates y no applied Tor w.
and most highly recommended for their classical
alta uuen would have the third choice of The 'rr<
rsccs Cali las experience IN teaching aud can ho'
speak and write tn" French Language critically.
entered the duties CT his avOcaton ri wtive
the a.t mouths and h his perfect knowledge Of Music his
ski in ipar,uc and s amablr aud respectful department.
has gained and confidence both of his pupils and pat
Greek. Lain aud The sciences, 81 90
French, ~ w
Music, Is w quarter
The fees for Music md French Independent Of, and con
seGmeny. additional In the rest
rbr subscriber has opened Boarding House for the accnmmo
dation Of female pupils from distance and pre-
IA tabr thirty boarders a; $3.50 SEES
sion His will be- NJ all times under his control ana
u nj have proper paid their comfort education ald
mural ats half Of the bnar and tuition must be paid IN
advance aud orcr the end n the session Pupils VIII e
,ru. y i tuliun hnardrs with board from the time u
.rnu,in. .ch conclusion II the session, nn!rss WIN
drawn hy The consent subscriber The Books used in the
' ~ {. J. d. PRYOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
DOMESTIC.

CORRESPONDENCE WITH BRITISH SPECIAL MISSION.
Continued
Impressment- of The Creoic-Cose Of Ike Caroline.
CASE OF THE CREOLE
Mr.. Webster TO Lord .7shIurt0n.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington Aug. /. 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
srpr.e7

RlcnNoND ACADEMY.-1hs Institution viii be re opened
II Monday. Sd OF October under the following arrangement
81 Professors:
William Burke PRINCIPAL and Professor OF Ancient Languages
David 4. Gfricr, Professor Of Mathematics
y. 4 Rally. Professor of Modern Languages.
there will be- engaged as many assistant
teachers As the number of students ~ III JUSTLY.
The will extend from the elements n an
En- education extensive aud Thorough course o cs
Literature Mathematics, aud the French, German ana aan
languages. j.
Just complaint, 10 the expense ct
education Academy, aud place advantages within the
moderate circumstances the following scale OF
charges has been adopted:
Sqenc Reading, Writing, Grammar, History, Geography per
Tern, of ZEN months So 90
same nh Mathematics. 80 90
same with French 40 90
Same with Mathematics ard French, so 90
Ancient Languages Inclusive Of the preceding English
,iud.s, ~ w
no do with French. 20 10
do do with French and Italian. 20 90
ruaa.s IS GO
Fees required paid semi annually in advance, Ia the
Treasurer and certificate Of such payment to he eA
hti,d IN the Principal.
Reference may made the following gentlemen, who are
Academy Dr. George Watson George w Mum
ford James +. Heath, Guavus A. Myers, James Caskc Ncho
as N John NJ. Patton John H. Eustace Archibald Peasants,
Robert &. Scott. Samuel Snbett and Dr. Richard Carncon
@ Anthony Robnson J, Esq, IS Treasurer ofthe lns tuition
Sept. q 4i-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

SElECT SCHoOI-The School heretofore conducted by MIR.
- JameS Bowie this place, will he opened Monday the
'9 under the superintendent OF Mr. H. T. Wheeler
gentleman educated at Princeton College
Mr. Wheeler highly recommended by persons Of the first
Standing. is a gentleman. christian and teacher.
The of instruction will embrace all the branches taught
The Academies, including the higher branches of Maihc
mates.
hoard lodging and wasng $50, session of
five months. Tuition alone SIS.
w, D. TAYLOR
Tall,r tlle la Semi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

EO. w. TuLER GENERAL A.ESr ASp CoLIEcToR R'eam"nd
NJ attends rcEtng oascs hiring out negroes, sell
ing produce, collecting bonds, accounts, &c.
in the hire out produce In
sell, &c, would do well 10 give him call.
Ollie opposite Exchange Bank. - =.
Sent. 6 3s-r
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-30
REMARKS OF MIR. RIVES ON THE
TARIFF

We would call the attention of our readers to
the remarks of Mr.. Rives, in the Senate, on the
Tariff question, as reported in the Globe, which
will be found in to-day's paper. The PROPOSE
ton of Mr.. Rives, if it had been adopted,
would have put the ''vexed question" to rest.
1t would undoubtedly have had the hearty con-
currence of the President, and of a majority of
both parties out of Congress. Thus it would
have been permanent.
AS it is, high protective Tariff, which will
not weld sufficient revenue for the purposes of
Government, has passed both Houses in one,
by the casting vote Of a Democrat. The re-
sponslbility will not be with the President.
Mr. Rives, and those who voted for his pro-
position, will receive the appreciation Of the
country.