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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16
THE PROCESSION.

lie Citizens Of New York have taken up the slight
=. upon the President Of the IT, 5. at the Ashburion
-"ei' On high key. The following account from
: NoTning Post shows how completely the Wings
|, ,ahed IN their predictions OF a "ia'lure The
~ io:A Standard says alt was of the grandes
,1''' Of the kind we ever saw. The length Of the
'F'son IS SAID 10 have been great that when the
vas entering the great Southern gate of the Park,
'si' had not emerged from Canal street into Broad
livery thing was in good taste and conceived
% sp'l't OF moderation, (and conducted with The
" decornm, order and propreiy) While we
"sfet and concern that the occurrence, which
= Use 10 the proceedings, should have taken place
we're proud that an ndiscrIminate assembagc Of al!
H'es o: American citizens should know so well how
!. '1onaI insult might be repeled and rebuked" The
'oelan says at bad entertained no expectation OF
!. Fa'hnsas,c, all.pervading, and magnificent man
=" "h'ch the masses in this city proved ready to
cate themselves. 1t was purely rational affair
'"a' ''Hl national iniquty was blo,ted out. The
-! vheetS OF more than twenty thousand sons OF
r.. uppned the omission Of The merchant prln.
= az - rang with shouts TO the President Of
!, Ivy 70. The stern chera Ter of the coca
" u''gn' nave supposed It general holi
u"'"h oi men Of all parties who are
I'D of their free institutions and unn,a Az, Co. ,ha;-
sQce-nen who, while they blush for tho sne,k;rn
.'ocrats that permitted a co;npron,s. ne ,ha;
of The passing smile OF Brush lord ~ tho "a -
lie Of queens petiicoa will take cure ,ha, na
vi aiifont remains unexpiated '' 10
From he N. j.. Morning Pest,
81. itE GREAT PROCESSION IN NEW YORK
Procession yesterday (Monday) was one Of those
snacen, failures, which always take place when
't0P!e move in matter. A better day for The mr..
" 'oud not have been chosen, Ii was dehph,funy
ana brilliant, Nature itself seeming 10 smile upon
,I1e''aAing Al an early hour in the morning.
n'o'S Of men and women began to assemble IN
4'S and before ten o'clock, the cps and window.
~. wy Hall were crowded with persons eager IN
w., grand muster. From that hour until twelve.
INC hFe companies, carriages and citizens, con.
-" pour In IN streams little after twelve
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Nor all the drtwsy syinrs of the WIZ d,
Shall ever medicine ;lIer to that sweet sleep.
For TIE FNQ UfRE

FUR TIE FNRU7FER.
My dear Sir The following letters, from gentlemen,
known to many Of your citizens, have at my request,
been handed me for publication, and enclose them To
you There are also many other gentlemen who could
bear testimony 10 the truth Of Mesmerisin The Rev.
VIM A. Smith whose interesting letter also enclose,
is one of the brightest ornaments OF the Methodist
Chu rch and much loved for pe'y, as he respected
for his tale ts and a;ianments.
Yours respectfully,
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The banks of Richmond commenced paying specie
yesterday We are glad to hear, that very little specie
was drawn out, and have no doubt, that IRON tins
CIRCUMSTANCE. pubc confidence in their permanent
assumptions will increase
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

The times, Chey say,) are getting brighter to the
North More factories getting to work, and they
would have done so, under the auspices OF the duties
of l540 which we proposed in place Of the present
aboninahle high protective bill and, with this addl'
tonal advantage, that that measure would have gwen
tranquility to the South, and more permanence aud
stability 10 the manufacturers themselves.
Mondays Star says, sour large dealers have re
ceved the bulk of their goods and well prepared
to meet their country friends, with bargains, upon fine
assorments Bat few purchasers are yet in town. but
during the week very handsome sales have been ef-
feced Messrs. Williams g. Haxall held very large
and spirited sale on Wednesday, and other extensive
houses have felt the agreeable impulse. Exchange on
the North has fallen per centum. On Thursday our
Banks specie payments and from that time we
shall look with confidence for return of reasonably
pros ruus tines
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

box LEASE The Coal Mines, well known BlOuns rhs,
sometimes, called the Ena Pits recently worked by Wills,
Brown Co., Immediately adjoining The tBaok Heath Mines Ia
the county 81 Chesterfield. he coal from stands
unqucsiioned quality has bee used for manufacturing
purposes and especially approved and Smiths Coal
The Of the Tariff giving ir Coal business
sonabe protection renders this property this advan
taerons object To disposed in the
With the Mines The Lessee obtain upon very
terms two engines top the other underground engine
AS both nthese engines in good working condition.
mines nj m ronsderabc eSpensc he t in working corf
iGn The lease vii! he liberal time and For further
particulars uppy Alexander ruvai, in Richmond
scIiber. living the mines ELIJAH BRUMMEII.
Stpt 10 3s-ilstDrc
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4 TEACHER WANrED.-The New Market Academy lately
n rebuilt about hrng finished and will he ready for the
ception of scholars by the 18th Of October next.
The Trustees anxious To engage married gentleman, Of
character well qualified eac. oil the usual branch
taught such Seminares. reasonable salary may be
psced To person living distance not b. amiss Ia
state Virginia is healthy and that sup
Plies every crron Of country produce for family be
obtained reasonable terms Adde'S post paid,
SAMUEL MuFFETT, Pcsi. Of the Trustees
New Market, Shenandoah co.. Va Sept. 10. a5-2s
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NIEW GOODS.-BEERS & PolNDEXTER, Merchant TadOrs,
Fall supply of the very hest and mos
fashionable Goods their line that be procured in the United
States. ccd by Of the firm now at the Sorth from the
yerv latest porations which they respectfully
of their and the public In general
r.,
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10 Lecture will be- delivered by Count Tarrnto the sun
day School children Of The members and friends Of the Episcopal
Church, Sunday go,nck A. H. the Monumental
ChuIc, 10 which al of that denomination invited.
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RESUMPTION.

The Washington Speetator.-Thc "lndex is now
united with the Spectator and admirable paper II is
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y edmond ACADEMI.-Ihis institution will be re opened
~ Monday, Sd o October under the following
of Professors
William Bnke, Principal and Professor Of Ancient Languages.
David II. f!eiirr, Professor Il Mathematics.
W. Is. Rally, Professor uf Mod-rn Languages.
Besides the Professors there will be ENGAGED assistant
teachers the number Of students will justify
The Of instruction will extend from the elements
Enci. educaton extensive aud thorough OF cass
cal Literature Mathematics, aLd the French German and Italian
Languages.
To obyite just of complaint, the expense ur
education IN the Academy aud 10 place is advantages within The
reach Of persons moderate circumstances The following scale OF
charges has been adopted:
Spelling Reading Writing, Grammar History, Geography, per
teT months,
Same with Mathematics
Same Will French,
Same with Mathematics and French 81 20
Ancient Languages, 50 ~
DO do with French 90 90
DO do with French and Italian. 20 Cu
Ancient Languages, French, Italian and German Ian
gnag-s, IS TO
Fees required TO be paid seminmnualy advance tho
Treasurer. and receipt certificate such payment
hbied 10 the Principal.
Reference may he made The following gentlemen who
the Acadrily Dr. Gco..e Watson George w Nun
ford James r. Heath Gsavus A. Myers, James Caskie Scho
las Mills John 81 Patton. John H. Eustce Archibald Peasants,
Robert g. Scott, Samuel Subett and Dr. Richard A. Darlington
Sept. IL $50
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Sale IF Tniuab'e Property IN he mmn IF Buchanan.
Y virtue of Deed o Trust, executed by the late Jchn
- IIohs",, If The city of Rmcnd, hearing date c I9h cav
Of Juy 1885, for HE purpose of securing Certain debts therein
mentioned which deed duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Bote;onrt Shall proceed [" SELL pub
lie auction to the hishesi bidder Monday the Eth day Of
October 1872 The whole Of the property The of Buchan
he!upine The said oson and conveyed in said deed
One Lot No. l"i, which Is connections ard
nahc brk building Three stories high, well calculated Tor
large mercantile Establishment house. and which as
generally been known and designated NJ "on lIousE."
One Lot, No. 1903, which comfortable story brick
house formerly occupied by the Branch Eauk Of Virginia
Banking lionse being fitted with coan,er and very sub
santia and secure vault.
One Lot, No lG2, vacant lot adjoining the above
Half Lot, No 80, The South side nf High which
handsome and desirable residence, butt brick
stories high with framed nirr
and commodos brick ,tb'e and smoke hosc This property
known generally tic CorT.GE" and very conveniently
and as;cflIy arranged.
Also other Lot, River which is large aud
cnmmtous Trick store foisr, fitted M with and
r YES and has been occupied since erection
good stand for bust aud tua'rd Immediately
river, tint oars he loaded and unoaded from the
Aso several articles cf houe hold ard kitchen Furniture
VI the above sale Is completed the m day of October,
II VIII he continued from day In day III completed
The title to the above property believed lie upGuesona
be but acting Trustees, shall only convey such title
vested in Us by the deed OF trust aforesaid.
The terms Of sale will be made known day sae
4 T. i KSEuSs3s' Ja' Trustees.
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ALE OF LAND. NEGROES, &C.. sc.-Agerably 10 deed
~ OF trust executed by Jesse = Amead the undersigned,
as Trustees, and which deed il o record the Of
Buckingham we will on Thursday the 18Th day Of October.
oe Tor sae on the The tract Of land miles
from Buckinlam Courthouse, kno~n the Raleigh tra
tanning about $40 acres This land in high of i'm
provement has and Good buildings agricultural
purposes and considered by all who know valuable.
Also, fy-iwo Of wood land. heavily tmbered viii,
chesnui, pine, few from the other kept an
appendage to il.
Aso, another Tract Of Land in tho county reenber
tanning 21l acres lying Sewel Mounan, and equally
divided ty the State Turnpike Charleston &C. stu
aed "a 10 have Of The best markets the aeti
tra PRODUCTS This land they will dispose of privately
would be glad Ia hear from disposed purchase
An several valuable Negroes the stock Horses
tie sheep and Hogs Of valuable breeds the crop Germ
Fodder Hay, Plantation Tools, Wagons Carts, &C.
The Trustees authorized To sell privately,
with any person disposed to purchase Should of
wil he offered to the highest bidder Tie title believed be
unquesonabe but aching Trustees they will convey such
title only is vested in them BY The said deed The
be made known the day Of sale.
THos. NJ. BoNDURANT, r-,.....
GEO. II. MATTHEWS, itus'ees'
Buckingham c. II Sept. {, 1872 3s-wtds
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M MACKENZIE respectfully that her School
lfl will open the 81 October for the reception Of boardes
ud pupils She pleasure believing that shc has
them advantage that tend Ia facilitate and
improvements for she knows higher qualification
than rendering her School worthy Of
continuance ample share public favor BY which has,
for man years been distinguished
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I1REsH FALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DUNN & co. have
hand their Fall supply of birmingham and Sheffield Hard
Cutlery, Britannia and silver plated Goods which, with
complete Our English Goods with small exception. OF
and have hceu. also all goods,
purchased exclusively for cash. We disposed, well
prepared sell low for cash. puncua and
fully merchants and all Of Hardware
Il with call.
Among seasona5e articles just received following,
viz:
Axes, of Collins simmo vs. Kings and variety of other
makes
Spades and Shovels, Traces and Halter Chains
Pocket and table Cutlery, many patterns
Pad, stock, chest, trunk and knob Locks
patent Butts Parliament Hinges
Hand pit mill, crosscut and trnnant Saws
Files, woUd Screws bed Screws, Sad Irons
Castings. cut, wrought and horse Nails
Sfrers Brooms, Buckets &c., &C., &c.
Sent rs 32-4
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The Wing ceTties, through It's Clerk, that it has
lost only one subscr Der by The publication of The Alb
duction respondence-The we have been mis-
formed through of his own party, and one Of his
own friends who stated that, the first day of ts ap
pearance, at least forty had eiAdrarn their names
from his list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

" We are compelled to lay till our next "Ano
ther Case Of Nervous Influence, by another member
Of the " Banks Bolus Society. The description he
gives of the Prevaricuior is truly distressing The
HcnoraLlc Gentleman IL thrown into the ulmos, dis
tress by the disgraceful pred'cament into which he
is reduced He cannot extrcate HIMSELF and he stands
dlsgrnced before the Public, Prevaricator. What
between his attempt to pass off the Abduction Plot
hoax and his desperate effort to mistiiy the sub
ject-his attempts again TO back out from its ns,ilca
ton and throwing himself again upon The Hoax which
no ingenious man now believes it to be, the unfor-
tunae Editor certainly reduced to the most humiia
ing and pitul condition His political friends call
upon him for denial-fle cannot give it. HIS oPpo.
nents rdicule his prevaricntion-lie cannot excuse
himself Between two stools, the wretched Editor
must fall to The ground. Hanging between two ex're-
mites, the shame of conessns, and The guilt Of de.
ending-and vibrating like pendulum, from The one
the other, he is almost dIslausht by his own o'lIes
and transgressions.
Not POPPY, nor nandracnll
Nor all the drtwsy syinIs of the ward
med thee Ia that sweet Sleep
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resumption, will increase.
We have been politely shown some nea, specimens OF
book binding, cabinet-work, and shoe making oy Inc
pupils Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, IN Siaunton:
which reflect high credit upon The skill and industry Of
the pupils. =,
The specimens may be seen at the bookstore OF Mr.
J. w. Randolph.
MIR. Webster received an invitation on The en- INST
from 80 Citizens OF Boston, of which II. ". GUS was
the first the list 10 meet them at pubic as
an evidence Of their gratitude for his "emnent Puoc
services, during long term of years. and especa LOT
the part sustained by (him) in the late negotiations
which have been sklfully conducted ana hoPP,'y
terminated in Treaty with Great Britain. bus Mr.
Webster prefers TO dispense with The dinner, ana 70
meet them in more public and unceremon'ous manner
Jonathan Roberts has bee superseded as Collector
Of the Port of Phadel phiu and Thomas l.. Sm'ih ma.
been appointed. MIR. S. is a respectable memoer o.
the Bar, of considerable intelligence, friend OF nir
Tyler, and AntiClay. He has already discharged .'e
boarding officer, and eight nine Of the lnspeclors
The Philadelphia Correspondent Of the "'oufnai o.
Commerce" says: at is amusing to listen TO tne "hh
ing of these decapitaed gentlemen, especially py
those who witnessed their EMULATION lew months nuns
nce 'chen equally poor and honest men ',eTs d'paee0
% make room for them. The work has but begun,
some thirty men, or MORE il is said, will have 10 "aR
The plank in the course Of very short time SO we
60 up uP,iup,-and SO we 60 down, down, down.
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lrRESH FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.-We have in
store our entire supply Fall inter Dry G1oJ, compre-
hendng large and general assortment which, having bren
purchased the month Of August before the Of the late
Tariff bill wien Is believed, the Northern markets
greatest depression, afford 10 sell very
terms CUSTOMERS and other merchants visiting this city,
are invited to call and examine for themselves
F.SJ. s. JAMES & CO., Globe Square
20
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Messsrs. Horace BiEney and D. Pratt Of Phila
dephia have come out under their Names 10 state
that they were at the lale meeting upon the slight
thrown on Mr. Tyler at New York; land that they do
not sanction the proceedings Of the meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

PETERSBURG, 18th SPIT, 1912
Dear Sir received your mole Of this morning re
guessing 10 state ha, experiments have MADE 10
Animal Magnetism, and hereby comply with your re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-16

rR,O FARMERs-Tmo,hy, Orchard and Herds Grass Seeds,
selected by myself The North warranted fresh ana free
from scds Also, supply OF fresh Herds raised in
the vicinity Of Rchmond.
Sapin-, White Dutch and common Red Clover Also, Ken
tmcky Hlue Lawn Grass Seed.
Seed h selected with especial regard cleanliness and
quality.
Persons wishing Mediterranean Wheat be supplied by
giving ten days. notice. WIN. PALMER.
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SorfHEkN BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOLING Per.
~ scos School will open again the t Monday October
next for the reception of boaders aud day scholars
Mrs Onick, of the late Mrs. Pcrsco, will preside
the domestic arrangements % tie Institution.
The subject Of Female Education has always heen theme
paramount Interest and magnitude the Principal The
great faculties In which his humble efforts directed tho
mind ahd the heart His aim, therefore, shall he the
ceD mode o intellectual culture; ard while combined
forts Of the different teachers Of The establishment directed
towards developing the qualities and powers Of the mind they
shall also bear that the human heart capable
gar stem of caiion Convinced the Principal s Of
this nih he has always assigned Religion the highest
In proof thereof, condition Of the qualifications Of resident
teachers Is their belonging edged Orthodox
Church, that morning ard evening the whole fam may
Teachers al und"ubed qualifications viii all En-
gsh branches, and gentleman Of tls CITY, well
peiy and scholarship, will share The labor the School,
Mr. Outlet born and reared in Paris will Mr. Persco In
the French department.
Thr French Italian and Spanish languages taught
spoken in the family.
The Principal being OF Music and Painting
with degree Of confidence assert two
ightul branches Of Education thoroughly taught
School
Mr. Prs:cn thinks that impossible estimate properly The
oi pupils, unless lie Principal hmself
nil the branches taught In his Schco because
friendly cude for their advancement may
tcipae resns, except his Judgment he resion Indeed
Ledge and experience
R.fermregev. Dr. Plumsr Rev. Dr. Empr Rev. Mr. Pollock
Rev. Mr. Magoon.
For further information, apply the house OF tie Principal
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va.
Sept IL 3-tf
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The Wings trying to keep up their spirits by the
hopes Of ''Loco Foco Divisions; The Ancenls Say
it is right be instructed by the enemy. We shall
than profit by the warning, and avoid the
desired divisions. Our friends must unite. Our enc
mics must be disappointed "The Mill boy of the
Slashes," as they cantingly call Mr.. Clay, will be
both miiled and sloshed Not hard cider, nor coon
skins, nor Clay cabins, nor all the mummery of their
despcable humbuggers, can save him. But We must
neither divide in cur camp, nor sleep on our posts
We will exert ourselves expose their humbugs, arrest
their pipe layers, and elect candldate-and THEN,
they may try their plot upon him-kdnap him, and
carry hn ors to the most rebelous people in the
United States. Their whole plot will explode in smoke.
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The u. s. District Courl met on Wednesday. Ma.
ny discharges and DEGREES Of Bankruptcy have been
granted. Yesterday Judge Mason delivered lucid
verbal opinion in the Of involuntary Bankruptcy
against Ezekiel DAVIS and ordered him 10 be declared
bankrupt He took the broad ground, that under the
net of Congress, inability 10 pay in itself amounted
to Bankruptcy Several similar rested on the
same decision. There is still much business before
the Court, which will adjourn probably al the end OF
this
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II We have not room this morning for the olhe
letters communicated by Mr.. Frer,h
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ITARM WANTEDThe advertiser wishes purchase
If Land with wio Improvements upon il, containing
from land Of good quality, and with
three four Ies o this CITY, For such tract fair price,
ia MONEY, will be paid. Enquire at this office
Sent. 32-tf
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slArt, nE ONO

Both parties the alert and organizing their for
ces for the election in October Corwn and his Clique
are aga; trying the coonskn mummery-and address
ing the People different points But the Democrats are
animated with enthusiasm, sanguine of success
and sparing manly enr,s 10 it. Their orators
TOO are in the field, addressing the People. Among
these is Gen. Murphy, strong man upon the stump,
who was ofthe Harrison Delegates at Harrisburg
and now thoroughly disguised with the Wings, IS De.
nouncing their tricks, and their measures. tie IS ex
posing the machinery of the Harrisburg Convention to
the contempt of every ingenious man. On the 9th
instant, he addressed great meeting al Dayon-"sone
5000 people, in the Market house. lie spoke four
hours during which time scarcely man changed his
position, such the anxiety tn hear. The effort was
misunderstanding as it did, the best stump speech
we ever heard. lie established beyond cav or con-
,roversy, the positions which lie assumed The Co
lurnbus Statesman also publishes the following account
OF the great Democratic meeting at St. Calrsvle:
"Sr. CLAiRsyILLE,
Tuesday, Sept &, lS42.
"Dear Sir: Judge Tappan and Col. Allen are here,
and will address the mocracy Of Belmont this after
noon. A large concourse of the bone and sinew Of
the land have left their homes and here TO listen to
the fu6lment OF the Wing prophecies. The most en-.
thusiastic and decided spirit appears to prevail among
the Democracy, and Federalism is plainly covering -
No doubt is entertained 10 the election OF Shannon
and Democratic majority in the Assembly. shalt
leave this open 10 give you an account OF The meeting
"F0ur c;0ck The meeting Just over. III has been
one OF the most gratifying ever attended, and WILL !
doubt not, be attended with excellent result The meet
ing first addressed By Judge Toppan in relation to
the revolutionary conduct The Wings Columbus.
unable give you any idea ofhe beauty, ecquence,
and power fine Judges remarks. Coming, they did,
from Of his venerable years appearance, and
one distinguished by talents and sound Republican prln
cples, they sunk deep no the hearts OF the people.
! "Col. Aen then followed, upon the stale of the
country and the conduct of,he Wing party, they
came into power. If You imagine the burning eo.
quence of Col Allen letter, enforced by his command
the Colonel spoke with extraordinary power, not man
moved from Tie ground. 1t has been the universal re-
mark, that attentive, interested, and orderly as
sembly has not been witnessed. Mr.. lien leaves here
this evening and will address the Democracy oil Guern
at 10 n,nrrn -