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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-11

EDUCATIONAL young eenteman, qualified BY experience
IL and requirements teach the a wen as soh ~
The higher branches Of English Education, wishes sna'nn
s an objection 10 any part oil te
state Address Post Office Richmond, Virginia. OF IN
quirc Of the keeper Of the Bell Tavern
or Good references will be given. - :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-11

NJ OTICE-The General Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of The Manchester Cotton Wool Manufacturing Company
will be held AT my office Richmond Saturday the 18th In
san at half past six O'Clock, /. NJ.
BY order of The Board OF Directors,
I'm 1i-3t
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m Lana described IN the preceding advertisement being sub
ci9 tsr lien, for balance Of the mrchase money dne
n una r,h 10 the representatives of IT, r. Harrison de-
a, ~ WI more al large appear, by deed OF trust bearng
lam voi', from the SAID elh kernard Peyton and VIII
r r, Y rust Tor Randolph HARRISON IT, Executor of Ill.,
fis,rsm decea>ed II viii he sold subject 10 that lien.
safe a, - , % ',as. in the deed aforesaid concur in III,
lame, cal, I ana place and the advertised by
arcea,y aes hafwick TrusteeS and will unite in the
pifch, r!aces beng distinctly understood that the
ill., cl.m : !" be paid according the rights of the par
Jan. "ENNaisD fEfTOS, Snrriring Trustee.
l.
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Wigs 7oupcts or Soaps, or artificial Hair to tm"at'

MIR QUIRK of New York, deems only necessary 10 an
l naunce 10 fashionable world that he has just arrived IN
Richmond where intends remain for short te as ne
must leave South In the Interim ne offers Tor lne IN
sn.ction Of community elegant assortment OF
wigs and Toupets under his own Inspection WHICH,
TASTE and durability himself meet the hppf"a
t,on If All who honor him commands. Apaly at his
'o1 o - ~ NV 49, '' " TH-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-11

Parable quarterly go, ,, ,,,.n.,.x
a, Days handwriting unknown a, this oihce must be authei
estsa BY the enoaon othe Postmaster In the neghoohooo
wln no case be published. Every measure, that has
10 prevent mpoons aud quzzes has proved hereto
ore rnayanc-We must, therefore, insist IN such case upon
ne en. certified By The name oil the fosts'e'
..-li,n "A. hack Of tao I,feri
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nv THOMAS RITCHIE.
- nf the Richmond Enquirer.

asgss.d .iree times oeek during tae session
.r!e State Lss$Grirsss,w TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
:, ~. en,um and Three Dollars for ak months,
rive . !, ycd eFes reunited by mail, posi-
able IN 'a csr annun the end Of the year
s,as Ia This Office may De tei"e ~ ~, 50 IN
liable Bana - ne ure-The postage of single letter
.feriy u any aconn TO The wr a raes serious tux
The hy yl pay for papers, annually, shall have the
III rr3 shall hereafter be considered as incurred
~ ~ ly,ncs and for wears puolicaon u'es
tered for shorter u"'e' anu f "
when - shall be the order Of any new and un-
= NO unless paid for i'll advance, or Satisfactory re-
know and accessible person in regard 70
renee nr his payment But in case "i an oiuel 'o pun
'Hr hm pay,nsn from new subscriber VINO Is una"
aoh I'll ,hr conditions single number may DC SENT eo
M -. nrrnmpanied by, copy OF ui's resua o, J.,
tris of all subscribers whose ability 10 pay may pe
~ Ne nnblis her and who may remain indebted on open
~ gov End al yo years from the time when the
"a neA' W." Resolutions Of the Editorial Coareaoa 20.
Of the result. Of ,as s Win
90 an ssshed a, Richmond, the nth January, ieo
Resolutions, determined 10 ao"e
Of ne them several OF American presses are driver
80 ,hs Enriish custom OF Cash Payments. NO eass " %
~ o,a hy an abuse of the Credit System, tan lhe Eu"s
lot more " % ~,rat difficulty consists in the transition fro
On system TO other. No'sl;i e one
sc,;b.s on The Book, who are in arrears 10 TINS oee
Ne ml change our The name Of every subscriber, w
a n ms oredcament, will positively be stricken Oh o wv "
:, n. commence nent OF our next volume.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. .,
g,.crf That /. recommended TO the Editors a Rad
49, throughout Commonwealth, to publish 1t nd
. apers their ADVERTISING aud thai ey eh as Il
s.r- Ia / eta:e and thar these prices DE avs '
80 ,,tr = anne nsntion for labor performed ,
t'e ' Resolution Of tse Edt9rct Conren'!on..
an. square of sixteen nes less htst nSer'ion' %
"a b continuance, 30 cents "a with The advance
rts-s from distance must be accompanied VI 'io 1"
"a ~ satisfactory references, 10 insure eNecuo'
s,se Whose advertising may amount to 500 per onnum
i,, he made 81 % per and $50 Of 10 per cent
4. III. earnest solicitation of several OF our city rehus
~ S,ermioed TO take limited number Of yearly adver
% We deem altogether unnecessary to say any .hns ~
49, r IN. advantages likely result ihsreom TO the wnoe
so Nv 49,. i sfasics r:r,uaon of paper in the coun
- ami fran The fact. annual advertisement, Twice
Vii ,o,el m ecer, paper and once week IN ersrg oLa
such syersers vii, be strictly limited however, to Tue
,re specified general to ag' ,Sen M
,n they mn paw for enlargement beyond ths
,,ey shall has. the privilege OF changing their adscr
-n ~ often as they please. without any additional COST
tn fiocia. are Of ANIMAL advertisements:
For square, weekly, 81
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SHALL continup Con,msso business, for the sale oil
tobacco and hour and, fran the long experience which MI
Temple Gwaihmey has had IN ihai partai depart
employment 10 nssn2 sales therefore hope that
~" VIZ ROBT. GWATHMEY.
Tim
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5frms sasl00Oo, with the expenses Of sale in cash.
S'.o on u- i September lSi2about $4,000 Of the residue
49,, iedn interest being paid quarter yearly in all proba
@ several Years nncaimedhc balance of the purchase mo
sale. s,tIS' :, r. ~ 's'iss' itom u's VI
ri,.m... ,,.. JAMES WARWICK, Irasees.
"'cauond, llih December, 1911. G3-,ds
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third OF the purchase money In casthe residue
In equal annual insialments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-11

ANDREW srEvEssos.-The proceedings connected
with the late dinner given this distinguished diploma
list by the citizens of Richmond, without dictincton of
party, have been published at large in the Richmond
Enquirer, and regret the necessity we are under
of passing them by without even anything like an e1-
tended notice
There is public man in our country who has been
the object Of bitter vtuperation for his connection
with party than Mr.. Stevenson; and scarcely man on
earth has sustained himself successfully; he is a
of the purest private character of undoubted Po'
ltca integrity; one of the best Speakers the House
of Representatives. ever had and above all he has
managed our various difficulties with England in
manner satisfactory 10 the country, that all are
obliged, without distinction of party, las in the case of
this dinner,) to yield him the need of praise;-even
Webster himself says he is an honor 10 his country;
he is indeed of the most accomplished foreign
ministers we ever had. In him, it may be said, that
Lord Chesterfelds "suarier in mode" and "tort'ter
re" were most happily Blended His lofty bearing,
his digniied character, his comprehension of mind,
and powers of discrimination, powerfully pour'ray
ed in the correspondence with Lords Palmersscn and
Aberdeen, on the of his departure from England
Portsmouth Old Dominion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

BALTIMORE, August l6, 1912.
Mn. EDITOR
noticed some time since that most daring and outra.
geous assault had been made upon person of Mr. John
Marshall exchange broker Of this city, when walking out
one evening with his lady. have the pleasure now of
announcing that the perpetrators offence have been
overtaken by the hand justice and to be tried at
the City Court on Saturday The names of the nar
ties are not worth mentioning at present.
Henry WorthingtOn, well known as a police officer
was found dead in his bed yesterday morning He il sun.
posed to have been taken with an apoplectic fit.
colored man named Theodore Jackson was found
terribly beaten the Point yesterday from the effects of
which he died. The perpetrators have not been disco.
is pleasing once to observe that the Museum has
been opened Last evening the first for some weeks
that any performances had in this establshment-
Mr. Wyman the celebrated necromancer under an en-
gagement. ~ VI
The charming little Fanny Fz had very good bouse
at her farewell benefit at the Holiday last evening She
was cheered most enthusiastically.
About 800 head beef cattle offered Yesterday all
OF which were sold at prices ranging from So to 50 3 per
700 lbs on the hoof equal to 81 net as per ouaitv
Flour Howard street. City Mills and Susauehanna range
at s. for good standard brands Not much has been do.
ing in grain MARYLAND red wheas range from so 10 e5
cents; corn, 55 So rye so So; and oats 20 a. No
thing doing In provisions Whiskey is on the decline
and rates in hhds. at % cents, and in bbls "a.
The weather yesterday rather hot and this morn.
ing Is foggy, with prospect Of rain
Yours, RODERICK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.


Correspondence of the Herald
WASHINGTON, Monday evening.
No Decision of the Majority-Dissensions
among the Wings.
The wings held another caucus this evening, but
no course OF action was agreed upon. There was
long and very warm discussion but no result was arri
we'd at The prevailing opinion now is that no tariff
bill will be passed. The democrats are ready and
anxious to go for such bill as shall furnish ade-
quae revenue forthe government, but nothing which
they can propose will be permitted to pass The
President also, is solcitous to cooperate with Con-
gress In such measures necessary alike for the
wants OF the treasury, and the protection of the
manufacturing and mechanic interests. Upon the
wings, therefore, will the responsibility rest, if
thing is done, and fearful responsibility it is We
shall see whether they dare to incur it,
The most serious dissensions are pervadng the
wing ranks and fatal disruption of the party would
seem to be impending
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
EXTRA HERALD.


The North American steamship Britannia is
now due with sixteen days later intelligence from
all parts of Europe. Tomorrow morning may
look for her news with some degree of certainty
We shall deal it out in two cent parcels immed
ately after its receipt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
P O S II S C. r | P II.
FIVE O'CLOCK, 4. NJ.


This is, indeed, very funny document. 1t min
giles up religion and politics, and the State prison
and the Croton water works, the mission to Holland
and the abuse of the habeas corpus by our city
Judges geology, the bowels of the earth, the treaty
with Great Britain, canal tolls emigration, Botany
Bay, internal Improvements, and the Rhode Island
root beer riots, in the most remarkable manner.
The Message is full OF bad reasoning, and worse
grammar. Read it, and Judge for yourselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

LoED AsHBUEroS.-This distinguished individual
will reach Philadelphia to-day, where he will re-.
main till Monday 10 see his old friends and old
haunis He then comesto New York, TO the Astor
Housc, where he will remain three or four days,
and then embark Tor England. Two of his suite
have already arrived We should advise his Lord
shp to hold MS Lro in the Asior House because
n he holds t in the Governors room he will be run
down by the mob as every loafer in the city will
be crowding there, to see and shake hands with a
Live LORD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

@,GIN AND BTTTERs, AND BRANDY AND sAR.
ssPafla syrup are the onics' offered by the nostrum
vendors but the public are awaking of the dan
ger o such perncious preparations The fact habits
.ne grossest ntemperance and even that horrible
lady delirum tremeus, has been produced by them s
enough to sweep awaS. sose poisoned compounds The
Tonic MIXTURE Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
no spurious smuant but scientific compound of the
most potent resorativcs. Sold In 81 bottles ~
W s. RICHARDSON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

AHEAD Adams and Co. beat the mail yesterday
full two hours. We thank them for Boston papers.
Also Harnden and Co, and the officers Of the Cleo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
NEW YORK HERALD
New YORK.. "wednesday. August "a. Isss.

H,- To oUR sUrseRmrEs THs snrrsSr" "stn--
Those Of our subscribers wso have not recesca he
Herald since the carrier in that section w'~ t-is,si
will please give their and residence % Nj ''
win who appointed carrier on that route shouh ms
not be convenient by leaving their address II h'' once
corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, they may rsN GA
being punctuslly served hereafter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
The Grand Crisis and Explosion Mt WASH
ingtOn.

About these days we may expect general eSplo-
sion of the whigs-not only at Washington, but
throughout the country There are indications that
if they cannot carry their points at the Capitol they
will secede back out, resign, or away from Con-
gross, and leave the country without government
at all In the Ohio legislature, the revolutionary
movement has Just been made by the wings, because
they found that they could not carry into effect their
views in dividing the state into districts. This is
new game in politics, and imposes new duty on the
President. Political excitement is rising higher
every day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17
EXTRA HERALD.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM wAshiNOIoN.
Famous Report of job" u AaA"s'
Grand Explosion or the wings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

FASHIONABLE MISUNDERSTANDING PLACES
We understand that crowds of fashionables are
leaving Saratoga and the watering places up The
river, en- route for Rockaway and the sea shore. If
the weather should now clearup, and continue warm
dry and pleasant for fortnight, there will be ge-
neral congregation Questionable travel towards the
shore and the immediate neghborhood of New
York. Rockaway and New Brighton will have a
late but splendid season. AT Saratoga there was
twelve gentlemen to one lady, thereby indicating
the latter days are approaching
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

ARRrvALs.-Mr Mildmay, Mr.. Steppns, and Mr..
Bruce, the gentlemen Of Lord Ashburtons suite, ar
rived here yesterday en- route TO Saratoga, Niagara
Falls and the Lakes. They will return in ten days,
and then embark for England with Lord Ashburton
We advise them to go to Nauvoo, and see Prophet
Joe Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

NAVAL Court MARTIAL-TRIAL OF CAPT. WILKES
The Naval Court Martial opens again to-day, and
he case Of Capt. Wilkes is set down for trial This
will probably be the most important trial during the
sitting of the Court. Mr.. Stevenson, our reporter
for this express service, will attend, and give us a
daily account of its proceedings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

As soon to-day as the famous report OF John q.
Adams, in reply to Veto No. 4, Is received, II viii
be issued from this Office In an
EXTRA HERALD.
Also all the particulars of the grand explosion Of
the wing party at Washington.
For the latest news look at the Herald Bulle-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

News FROM Rio JANErRo.--The last intelligence
from Rio is of highly satisfactory character.
In Rio Grande the Imperialists had fought battle
with the rebels in which the latter was defeated with
a loss of some men. baggage and eight hundred
horses. They retreated and were pursued into the
interior by the government forces.
1t was expected that the province of Minas would
soon be paciicated, as large force left 10 de ia
metro on the 18th of June for that section
The province of San Paulo was fully restored to
peace General Baras de Caxas of the Imperial
Army fought decisive battle with the insurgents on
the 10th of June, and captured the city Of Soroca-
ba.
All the northern provinces were quiet at the last
accounts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-17

uoh anu " dvoiu any nsapprenensl0n, recon-
mend that the Legislature rescnd the law directing
the discontlnuance of the public works render TO
the New York and Erie Railroad Company the aid
necessary to enable them to their credit and
resume their operations and direct the fiscal Off
GERS OF the State, instead of reservng surplus reve-
nues from the canals for the payment Of debts due
at distant periods, TO apply such revenues, with the
proceeds from the national domain, 10 the prosecu-
ton OF the public works. upon the plan before sub
mited, until the works shall be completed and be-.
come productive; and provide other and additional
temporary means, if necessary, for that important
object And further recommended that the Lee
glslature urge upon Congress, and especially upon
the President, the necessity OF tariff laws adequate
orevve our industry and commerce and estore the
credit of the General Government of sound cur
throughout the Union; and above ALL of such mea-
sures as shall secure TO the several States moi only
their distributivc shares of the public lands bnt
such further constitutional aid based upon those
lands, as will enable them promptly to recover our
credit.
II cannot be denied that the time which has elaps-
ed ana me poncy winch has been pursued, have in
creased the difficulties to be overcome. and vet
with propereiiort the ground we have lost NAV be
recovered We are oppressed, not 80 much by on
posing ioTces as by our own lrresouton and small
portion OF that energy which was put forth when our
system OF Improvement was undertaken, would Sc
cure It's establishment and successful tr;umnb :
II wasnot then thought unbecomng for the States
10 invoke the cooperation of the Union and of the
several states In aid OF our efforts and surely it
cannot be deemed discourteous now TO urge upon
them the adoption OF measures which will enable
hemto perform their swn obligations, the neglect
OF which has involved, however unjustly, the whole
country in common calamity.
Whatever may be the decision OF the Legislature
on these momentous questions II Is at all events de-
slrabe TO mitigate, as far as may be, the misfortune
In which the community Is involved, and above all
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
TTMBER EoR11sEU .pRYDOCK

l 1T BROOkLYH-Sealcd proposal. will NC received
the efice Of the Navy Agent New.f ork uEt the Isl
day Of April for furnishing the u Navy Yard Brook
yn the following TAbe Plank for the foundations Of the
Dry Dock, VIZ:
800 Spruce Piles Of 9Th varying 81 10 81 feet,
not less than Is feet; be not less than ii and
10 eas; - inches diameter feet from The
butt, exclusive OF the bark.
1900 neal fee, White Pine Timber, foo: square, for
floor ,inbcrs.
1900 neal feet White Pine DO f-ot ,y foot inches
square, for door tlmbers.
24 800 feet board measure iuch White Pine Plank
for flooring.
IS 900 feet board measure. OF 5 inch Yellow Pin. Plank
for sheet pilng.
All tho above Timber and Plank be perfectly sound
and durable quality
The Spruce Pilfs to be straight can be procured
and in all respects prepared for sharpening and driving
The White Pine Timber to be free frem shakes and
large be sawed straight and square edged the
dimensions above given, and of the following lengths
one half of each lot be sticks 90 25 p and 81 feet
long. ha remaining half of each lot IN sticks "a 81 40
and 3 fcet long, the number nca feet of each length
to be nearly the same.
The White Pine Plank be entirely free FROM large
knots square edged lengths Of 81 "a 81 80 80 Sc
feet not less than u feet and in widths rora
10 TO Is, tonyerage not less than Il.
The lei0p Pine PLANK TO be Strengthened and square
edged suitable for driving sheet piinr lengths of
10 or &c feet aud in width from TO lncher average
less than IL inches.
All the above Timber and Plank he delivered on such
wharf ~larves within the Navy Yard may be rc.ie
mated by the Engineer Of The Dry Dock subject tho in
spcction nnd approval Of such person he may select
The Piles to be delivered in such quantities and such
between the lst day of July Ind la 9th day Of
October may be required by the Navy Agent he giving
not less than weeks uo;ice.
The 1fhite Pins Timber TO be delivered between the
LIST dag OF September aud 3lss Gay Of October, and
The HAiie and leiiop Pine Plank between the l.tOc
tober and 30th November.
Phe proposal, viii The price per stick for Piles
pcr cubic foot for the White Pine Timber and per foot,
board measure, for the 3 and inch Pine Plank.
The rig hit is reserved assign les an the whole quan
,ity each kind ofimber any bidder, and oilers
will be raceve! FOR any portion Of either kind.
propoo al. be endorsed. Proposals for Timber for
Dry Dock Brooklyn"
Navy Agents Office New York, JAN ID lci2
ROBERT C. WETAORE, Navy Agent.
u
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
1,HEsE PILLS ars no Ionger aLoa. .ao.s OF Ionb.al

fItHESE PILLS no longer among those of doubtful
4 utilIty.. Thsy passed from the hund reds
thai daily launched upon the :!de OF experiment AMI
stand before the public as hisn in reputation aad
extensively employed all parts OF the United >.ates The
Caaadns Texas, Mexico. agd the West uGle., ap y
medicine tina. has been prepared for the relief Of
suffering They nave Dscn Introduced aereger il
found possible carry them and tnere are butsS
thst do contain cr- remarkable evidence. OF
,her good eec:.ZTae certificate, that have been pre-
,cEtct tao proprietor exceed tSenty Thousand up
ward, i've HUNDRED OF alch regular prac;is
in. pby.,ci4ns Who are the Competent judges Of
,asl- merits.
Often have ,hs cares psforrsjby this medicine been
the .Gbjec. OF editorial newspapers
and journals and may Eth truth be asserted thar
medicine OF the kind ha. received testimonials Of
greater value than attached 20 ths
They general Use family medicine and there
thousand, OF families Tho tec,.fc they
i.hed u,iess they lave supply always hand.
They have rivalin curiss and preventing Rou,
Fevcrs, Fever and Agns, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints
Sick Headache. Jsuaaiea, Asthma, Dopsy, Rheu at.m
enlargement OF Spleen Pils.; Choiic Female OBJ
struc,lon> Heartburn Fnrret Tongue. Nausea DsteE-
sion OF the somaca and Bowels Incp.n Dlarrs ore Flat
rencc. Habi;ua Costirene, Less OF Appetite Bio,ched
Salo~ Complexion ard IL all Of Torpor eli The
Boa els where catnartc apeIient i needed They
exceedingly mid IL their operation producing neither
Nausea. gripping ror debility.
DR.. Psters principal 0tTces i59 Broadway w-York
80 SortaSizh street, Phils.elphia Price IS ard 80 cts
per box dJI