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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

ARGE and Heavy Point Blankets
IL DO do Dufh do
Rose and Whitney do
kerseys. Gascow Jeans and Iins.vx
saunetts' assorted qualities and very chs,o
ALSO
Heavy Beaver Cloths, for over coats
Blue Black and Invisible Green Broad Cloths
The above Goo-is viii be sold at very low prc-, ,
arse stock great bargains viii be offered to Dc
Of winter clothing. at ! N CfrySI.
dec CO =, ~ ~
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MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Prizes Of $4,000 are s1OO,OOOi
MON LOTTERY.
J. G.. GREGORY & CO.. Managers.

Class No Is for 1870 be drawn Alexandria d. G. saiur-
day December II,
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SUPpLY OF NEW GOODS.

SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
REAUTIFUL ohanrcsblc Alpaca tusircs
- Black and blue black do
Striped black and blue black silks
blue black Satin. wide
Striped blue black wacr,s SIX
Plain do Do d,
Plain black Gro Ne Swiss
few handsome cord Silks
French heunrs for Cardinals
Hue black French Cashmere for Cardinals
ID 10 sik Velvet do d.
Back English shk Hose. very superior
no Cashmere d.
10 SILK do
an q which VIII be odd WY low pree for cash by
no " W MEREDITH
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NEW YORK MARKET n sop n

There II change Flour and almost M. hu-in.,s
holders Of Genesce ask S. buyers will NO, nav h, ~
the load - - paid 400 bbs- Richmond county sold a,
S4l5; 1000 bus. Rye brought 25 ct- taken in the shin
1000 bush. Jersey Corn at 50 cts. w.t.
Tnrpentine IS held at 81, rs for North county.
Sales N. 5. Faxseed at S9. 50, rough
The sales OF Cotton 500 bales chiefly TO simmer.
Holders sell freely
Sterling bills selling 6.6i for city Names sou,b
ern 5ta5t; Canada Bank, city endorsed, held AZ Ca
ExcHaNeEs--Boston, par 1-6 Philadelphia par n l.
LA li.-Jou. of Com.
Sales at the Nesc York Stock Erehapr, Dee 6
$4,000 New York State rs 1904
$4,000 New York State ST. az
81 900 Ohio 6's, -
$4,000 Kentucky SIS -,
Saie< at Phiiadelphia, Dec. G.
$4,000 Philadelphia S. o.
$500 Pennsylvania S. 3eI
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NO. uERRINGs.-lOO bbl- No I Neu Herri,r.-c
4 sale at a small advance, by
de cRrr.rrp a M 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-09

tHaskiHs {. L56y LsHc.)
no The splendid bark BACHELOR, Capt. Hi
ILL, ram Horton loading possible despatch
For freight having accommodations
or steeaEe passengers apply Captain Horton board
ston a Peasants wharf JAMES FISHER & son. or
HASKINS & LIBBY.
Al freight for Mobile will bee shipped arrival at
New Orleans no
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READ. READm READm.
II OYT & co.'s OFFICE

''NUT.N THE ENtHANGE,
Richmond, yn.
MAuuOTy SCHEME.
Prizes of s25OOO nre 100000.
III MON LOTTERY. Chs - for Isty 10 10 drawn \,
- hiahiri1 d. g. satnuisy, Decslit.r ~, Ialg
- Number Lntiery-I4 Drawn BALLOT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06
n.n, TAr h.ll sa.raees ,ree obJec,s, expressed as


follow
~ ! ~ sait "reHing q W. i'unc h''''9s'
a. Ne 'HFi-'ag, - wei - 'he si!c NV. ,o"''"''
en- payments y Y" r'asefy,'' ~ W. - ~, nun
~. paper circulation aiwa!s oqava'ent In gold ana
s's"rr, aEi ~ UNIVERSAL cred'.
~. A provision iuf supplying, 10 some rYtHa', the
ssns G: c:'"Gf s'd safe exchange III me commerce.
hel~sen u" several S'atcf.
ii'r hFs' = comparatively nnn"'f'an s'e"''n
!: borrowing P'Jcc,, dangerous !" rs "'u'h's, d
W.! as very W ak n"V.rhheht measure u rin'"ec
~ na'uir - Shca ~ issue 81 paper y" w ''t"'' :"
~" 1o''f''",h - P''cist'P s'nihh! '"''t ''' NSoFS
a. ''htn+ii'' currency N the "a "".'a:e 4. w '"he
'"t''t' w; !" .'tF1" money Ter ~ 10 - tu' '"-
Se'a''c'i' ~ i'"c tt's' 40" - "t'''' h'''
pdli 'i''9 ~ e''f W. 'S'!.Fu, us' ''""'y Gnu
" '''ec'''"i ''"' "'''s' ~ W '".ei,c!
- ~ I'''i,i! ''''s' - - 1'5 %f' y" ~"
'''e""'"' ~ nv. - i''''' " =, '@ - 49,. ."
~ " " -. 70 49,, - - 49,, :, ~
10. - -. -, = -
~ 'F NM
= ''s'''l "' - y" t'' - ~ -
.'' -; ','''! I" !" -, ~" " ,tr :,
''''c'' ,'Ti'.'y :" c"i'' '".ii 49, 'isS "'' W.
"'" P'"''"'f !" '"r c"cn' - H~'''o''' Win" r.
t"' 'i.l":a'- ~ d"yS. ~ th'' ''hi !ahI'r' '"e
'i'ch''' i'''' s'pP"a ~ ""'"' ~" "e't" s'ei''''s
'as - s"h rus ~ '',et wv con a'
~ w s"F.y = '''u'"''" ''S ''"o'eu wy
n,'''' ''i'''
i"'sf ''et' ~ ",'''''' ~ "'"" 49,. :" 80! !'0'
''e"i nan. ~ - ~" .'.t ''e eSN', ~
70 - 80 80 49, :" - -
"'a Si"i"'''' government paper zen pau OUT -,
"eo'S' anu ~ w purchase 81 ohI' nose hoes ""n'a
III 'hr course 81 trace aiu through 'e operation :" e
suspension ~ we souin' nave cehe,Iu ~ ~" on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06
{ FrOm GoHgt', JJnraui n Babkipy
THE FISCAL. AGENT

What the President proposes, is, briefly Govern.
n,ent Bank Of deposit, issue aud exchange.
Against the issue and exchange features OF the
scheme, the following, among Other objections, nay be
urged:
lst. Through the issue Of 80 0000 900 IN ! rensnry
notes the na,ona DEBT VIII be increased 10 tha
amount. Our national debt IS already greater than 4
ought 10 BE- IN time ot peace.
81 These Treasury noe- ml IN 30 Tar A. they sefSc
a. circulating medium, drive real money out Of III \;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

notes i Inns thsr. AMI i cou,llv ,nn,rep, N ~.
mo., ob,ns ;otosc I'm. u!an i INNS or draft, i 6iS
,oyy,s ,he,,, ur. nm ~ b,ys ,,c ,,lo ,,es,,,.,
= n , .s,nlI rLa r..c'l Nam, - r,ch.,,.- -
Whatever von ,l.,s. - c,n uhicb ,he sdm,nis,-,
ion dss;r:s !, ,,dI ~, ,b ,,o,r, . No. max, !,
/ less ,h,n C,,,y.r., Gn,,'>,r<r j, -. - ,Ia 80,
M, or ,.;, ~. .,hI or,, .,I ,,,,,r, rs,,.cs !,
liz Gorarn,n.a, ,ro !, b. ,il,l. nna IA ,yhol =, H.
,,,,r ~ ,,,,,.,,, ,,.d s,t;,c, !, ,Lo I,,s.,;, ~,
Uosrd m Cnn.ro ann,,,.r. No ,h,I Marty vbic, mn,
\ h.n.,a - ~ ,;a t!,, !, H. y, go. !, ~.
"-ri ~ '''' '''e 0S'''5' " - :" '''"J''''' - -"
~ ;,5ro or .i,o ,rl,,,,,o ,,oo, n, ,io o,-o,,. =,
~. ,oI,ic,, n,,s, 49,, M, III, ;, ~. NJ, H. o,.
49, -, - 49,, -, -
"'IF>' w. Se'''h5 - =, ',s.S i:"sHahse eH'v'"'"
-" .'n""''" "'i g? '"'"D"SV minus ~" '"''
w., - - .'''s y s'" r., Ai'1 80 ~
a'.'se '"ia ts''H ~ t"' p'i' - bu"''H a'a nv
n'"ns p'"possu 'ia' W 'IoNe''ie"' '"'' ''''''
49," ''.'S ~ io"tl rue '''i h't.'o1s' "c''uSG "
~. no hISiic :" '""" 'i'i't! ~" = w "e''s>.'5
'oI""' ny" NJ, - '''','s, - ''"'- :" - 49,
"''' p'''"oit eAes'" ''2"' '''"'t' "''''0"' y D''
%
~" IN w =" = ~ 'e,"' = = "p'. ~
- - 'o'se ~ ~ 49, -, . -
't'''''e ~ SN''''"'' -" ~ - = 80 '-' ~,
~ ~" parry m' ~ -" ''''''S ''e f''e - 'o'"i
.''' ui'ava u f'""t - ',"'' f'"'i, - P"'.y ~" "
ny me: country. y, ''e Wy ''''. - -
Se"' - w "'"m"" ''",t =, ~, '"u =. m''
sFc "fsi'e"9""y P"rH = "ec'"e NOS o'i's - I,"
are g00" ana 70 - f%Ie4aSr" ~ m!loSe -" u ""o"'
anu - W bJe'd". lass thls III! uSItoIc, IN" io"i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06
TIE FISCAL AGENT.

The intelligent writer o. The Money Articles OF the
New York Herald, makes the following comment Oh
the ExcheG"cr project:
The report .; The Secretary Of The Treasury on Tie
FISCAL Agent published this morning eAc'"s'Te,y'
and our readers are probably now familiar with lis de-
tails The project has long been locked forward To- BY
numerous class, ae Of relief but IT'S appear
ance las produced general feeling Of d'soPPc'n'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

TIrr,s NM N. - -I,Ia
TnE' prr.Iijit9,. FISCAL. A.i.,T
tbs long c. pacird p.aec ). bani. u: discount :
Politicians Nag c,.i II " any most agreeable L
themselves, but cannot, ~ any names alter rs cGafac
Ii treasury bank OF discount, ~ institution
authorizing the Federal Government IL shave notes
and lend money on securities chilled drafts ur bills
eyclana" What IS this hut = larl OF! .iscoaG': No
ihinr The character # loan IS M; altered i; III,
character IT IL evidence. II \ burrows 'lonsan'
Gu!lars ii Ike PHILADELPHIA Bank and as evidence 81 u
ryss his ,n,n N + =, uin. rars aud I, endorses il
.bc transaction i lam, f. \ ,,nou lie security II him
srIr,nan il !, ~ ps,o. I,u,S.,opu E Al N...v Yorh
,l,,.ar t,iizr. =, t.u.,. Avs. and T. accepts il
,n ,.nr disco, MS ,!;s draft ior L. IL. Transaction
aa bv !hs bank j. A. upon tie security at Elnacl
,,.-,nx,,;an. ,,rrr,ni Or lawyer cli, ,.!i
ettLc President, Who refused IL >irn ;wo hank i H.
l,,so ,,,r created hunks of discount recommend.
J., t,.r.r,.o ba,, al d.coupI, lii, nav sce an i'm.
,,,.,. 4, .;arcucc f,a, Tins. tyo proposrd bauas IL
H.; ,r,,.i,ion 10 purchase drafts ,ncud.ro par,r.
,nss i,, hundred u,lrs distant la. THIS DOS not
;t a., 1,,p,t,. r,-anc lnrro.er IN Eav, York may
- III ..,a, -; - IAN, - p,.,.o i, n,l.;.
49,, 49,, LI - pL ,.li,,,. NM. f;.,d r,.eul,,
:, u,.,n,,o,, nr'y,,.o,k Il !.
it - ,..,,, - -, ;,,,,.,,, ,.,l cn,l,,c
-, ".,.,r,,.,s - ,,o,,. ,,',~ conclu.,1o
W,,Iul, nr.irct hc supnor:rc. I've say That il vii
~, J,n .tni.r,. Banh Nhig,,'--we h. !c., that We
l,,.. n. technical name. and Il vc have moi In
..Nbi,, ~ .Il.pocra,tc plncrs nr both can correct
~ N. ,.a Bank Wings viii probably oppose i,
bac,u.. !, ! MT sufficiently bank If discount, They
49,. ,-,,.,, ,.-,r,i,nu IKE i,r i,>, l po.cr H.
discern. ,ny PROMISES IL pay, without regard II tn
s,,. NJ M rar,irs from zach other and therefore
,h an A.. e,., ir,, IfiLcv sunport i, thcY rem.
49,, ,.,, J., ,l,sr opr,l,irr bei,rr The "Lank alcs.
49,. KIN ~ ,.,,,l ,d mo- ,.u he comnclled Ia b.
.fa, ,.'. Lava bnyry,r short II wha,
,I sh I'm; fins ni,.c, he defeated, ihe bank ques
w.; 80 - ln; a. = : orpn he rl,ra Bank
;l,inn !, cI.,an hank 10 su,, them There.
i; 49,; H.. man ,L.o, ,ncsuD-omsins ornosi.
Nm ~ iLc D,mocro,s' win onpuse tbccausc Il
! !. La ~ ;s, ,,d ,L,,E n Govrrnmept discount.
49,, 49,. 49,, so,,,,, p.,lc- rlh.u, .bondoui:,r ,wo
~ n,;,c,,es One # these prin.
=. ,"e' ,,' % ramon, y,s ds.;,urd
r'P'es = ,i'a. ~ a, .rsr,re sio,,,t
ra,ar,he o,bcr = ,ha, !, has
~, n, .,,,,G -, h,gn anu authority g. enr7r. ~
- ,h ,I,r.ac,;o,,s ot m.rc,.an:.
! =, ..n"n'c," c,,os,inu l., h.
L,s ,,e,dy oen mad. H. senator Benton. and
rrao.,,er,,, ,be u.r;ct trijl n ,ha "Democfa,ie"
...,, s...,sa ~, sr.r, am. IL i. mcmbars in
P''n, ~ @i!'S !, M, - ,.,..,, =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

S,GoSt.E V. TGiCui.SGr. artnH>sr Law, Car
- 'o''>rti ~ Il, ;Iari:ec Abcmare, tnvai'' = huc.
;n.n md Nt.aa suirsi.r a; Quarterly Courts Any bait
can'i,; VIII receive and pfuEi aiirni,on
lie VII a-" attend Collection oi Claims in any u The ~.
jaccni caincs.
81 III VIII i,iciinond the a1h :" e 2iih in
tiani ad b. found Is calling the Office oil "coac . sed
don, .; Sratum Siraar
hrence Kent Kendall & Atwaier, II. w j. j. frf & Co,
Driaker Morris Goodr Seldom, V. W. Souaa'l, a. t.
borne T. \ James & "a Darlington, 1i1in"h h'>u,
Tailor, Gen. JAS Winston, cha. : Th"s H. >'ais
Dee. - r--2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06
y rrr,rnnn Acanrny EIXG : ol.rEN.

STTPI.N OF HI.ALkIEATH VUAI"
Chcsirrfeid Cret and Iron Mining Company, i"ropr-
raifd IN IN .ict II NE Ge"eroi .is>tmty II ! r.
aiaie, posStd Ire 10Th If Dtcemtcr, l-io
M.x,cEn T. r. Girronp, Ed
Mi>i>c AG,>l, TmaM,s !. il,LL, ESQ
vy1S Company incorporated for TIE Of work
na Ven known iacSlieah CollerieS IL II" vicinity q
Richinnd VIRGINIA.
r III. haacia which plachlca'h Coal HIS - lone suS
tanned in e market renders unnecessary 'n iac.pirtciJs ~
Ia eia'cc IN bat point I'M
having mad. arrangements y which The whole tile properly
the ilarsica; and llusnrnu Companies ia
on. aud GyE. spared neither pains nr tNreu
In bringing Ioicrrs working condition. under
suprtnruirrcr >p,'isng"d ami able n"r, VINO
by The Company take lr management -
tir Directors respectfully iis'i' iit afcato ~
large and tie public general Anl iey e"a ven,
tuc confidently Them that they may he sipao
with qualify 81 this justly celebrated Goal Oh term.
which they natter themselves renewal and con.
tnamee patronage on- ejuyc ~ r ioner p"Pf,
tors aud which ryeitions hall lie wanting Oh IN"
par, ofthr present Company.
Orders, GdIgi sci \. I. CLIFFORD, ESQ., Manager lt
mond, Will meet a;h prompt attention.
Dec -. !liT b'-.aHaW'
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tar .jfaadrg !'b
VIRGINIA. M''NGA&ALiA i.ul fEhi, t!d- i, - hc drawn


WAC. Ii,a,t~ .'ti---IlrrS H. y.uleF;inu.
! c,ui,aft pa kasr II = w.n:r lith.s ~ - rnt IL
l.;i-- ..al-s p.nT.r;ul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

-. II. i!oyt - Co.'S Lottery and Exchange oi!icc,
RICHMOND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

rIIilOMaS : FLOiRNOY md HENRY WOOD AZ fcpsiis
Ar Law wif attend All IL. Iia'if,S Mn, hlcuaag,
ni.yivaia Campbell Charlotte, ard I'll strict s;eniicn
% al bu.lnts oaiidrh 10 them.
Tllus. e. FIoCRNnY, H4,.Ss Ccart-Acas>
q D0op e.a,ls,sjiis. nselisr!Grz.
Hes u ss-~5H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

Whole Ticket, >id-->iart~ IN prupodiar
c.iea- IL package II :, Whale Ti,ati, will IT, fl
S;..l-~arS proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

WYATT WINSTON < rU.LakD, (HyeH Hh','s Int
'i'a" OTTER lcr .,e TO he trade hoiN town M country,
mn - a III. follow GnI'S. frrrir'y hy the
a'" arise from baltimore and New York, Ill which having
ttn aa ~ On III, hest terms, will b. sold :ry low r cash %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

NEGRO HIRING &c-l shall continue /" hia ont servants
s Produce. an cn.,t Ihis iii- c!l and the adI"in
M rn,n,irs. including i:ir inwn q; Petersburg
80 ROBERT NIL.
0Tse IN CrosS Sfrfei, 81 iseh Turin.
Richmond D.c oh. ~ eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

have enjoyed sq;,rit Mr. Doyr ila.
seal subjects. and hive ir>i'a:."n recommending HIN
ktghts qHg!.a@ Classical rac. ht'ck' h u"
forty year. IHtls. k't3iSSON.
Petersburg. Nnv. -, ieil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-06

lir. rosr the c'ir! I.iiiu ant ,:,cS stir
that ,rr lcrin. acquainted III.
jay lTm * SMITH
| Petersburg. &nsr;il,r, l-il.
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FOR TIE E.SQU
PDIfr

EDUCATION.
As il is not improbable that there ure some young
gentlemen in your city, and elsewhere, who may De
disposed to obtain better education than they
easily pet where they are, beg leave TO call their at
ten,ion 10 the fact that, by regulation of Hampden
Sidney College, it is provided, that Students who do
not wish TO engage in either of The regular courses, if
duly authorized by their parents and guardians, may
pursue the studies Of two more classes, any Of
them at the time, in such orderly manner as the
Faculty may direct. young gentleman, then, who
may not ne able willing to take hole College
course, may join the Senior Class, under the President,
(Mr Maxwell,) and take The moral course alone,
which is ample and we'll ordered-embracing an out
line of Mental Philosophy, Logic, and Rhctor'c-wth
practical exerci.es in both branches Ethics with an
Introductory sketch Of The Evidences OF Christianity,
Civil P.,itv with views of the Constitution 0! F'r
o,,e ard tina, Of The United Staes and the ErmeEiS
Of Political Economy an outline OF the Law OF Ma
tions and short of Literature. This course,
as il is taught here, will be foand TO be both useful
and agreeable in LIE highest degree II embraces ihose
s.bects INCH naturally, and almost necessarily form
the characters, and influence the conduct OF men,
more than any, and all Others put together-and which,
at the same time, usually form the topics OF cohmon
conversation in all circlestogether with those arts
WHICH enable man to communicate his thoughts and
opinions 10 others, with facility and grace lmay add,
that il does necessarily require any previous pre-.
marathon beyond that Of The most ordinary English
Educa,ion-and may be taken, with advantage, by
those who have little knowledge of Mathematics
or the Languages such only our common schools
afford And / may further add, that the Student,
while taking ii, may have the opportunity OF attending
the Lectures en- Natural Philosophy and Chemistry,
with the experiments, {by Professor Ewe formerly of
West Point1 without rectng, unless be chooses 10 do
50, and without any additional charge.
All this, combined with the hoPPy position Of tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

We lay all of Mr. Spencers letter before our read
ers and we recommend it TO their attention, for the
mastery ability with which is written and for the
force of many of lis views. Mr.. Spencer is no idol oil
Ours. nor do we approve of many of his opinions,
nor admire all his political conrsehut there are pas
sages in this production of superior exec ence. His
exposition Of the mischefs of a National Bank, has
scarcely ever been surpassed, for condensation and
force.
10 wonder, the Wings abuse him-The N Y Express
denonnces his act as that ofa dishonest politician The
New York Courier calls him double Traitor. The
Baltimore Patriot styles him "nn AFFECT slave Of MIR
Tyler In fact, the Whole Wing pack are yelping at
his hee,s-and would tear him to pieces if they could
No man has hi. them more severe blow-or al more
unseasona BILE period than J c. Spencer has done IN
the remar kable letter now before our readers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
.n,.o, Hammond. Torrey, &c, are to

,,,f Boston, Hammond, Torrey, DC, are to
+ .ai ss h news wh 5s" 1 'is S s.: 'hs
s.aa OF Bradish cannot CANNON ne .itoht'on,
sss L',Ss ian 10 Clay has dcffa'd MS election
a. Ills a~ a.sn sketches "lhe Prospects ahead! and
m TO'SH upon the Abol'tons,s the necessity OF
r., npi,,, ~ the Congressional contest "Let Ii.
ss; v t.ss: shat be '' ss? OF TN,
~ To-, '"A. belo,e the House OF Representatives IN
.ts "r s54-, and let II rouse them to greater
he sf''''" socnre men in Congress, who have sense
ss,s 10 Enow that slaveho!der, be il Clay or Cal
,ash to N.Y." friendship Tor the hardy free labarer; aud
aa mas gurrn or Scott, in spirit are like unto 'he"'
ys K is ess T hoa ss' s's sa". es"
In' N sos suggests, that instead OF B'rney' some
viii be SsGs a s., s' S", 'ns
.4:, "ah Lux 49,. who's in New York and Massachu
yet ss ,h a,proaohns elections, and tie demolition
r Clay and his prospects, j" order , to bring up
@ some G'nsf ia and curious 'us p
n''; so ~s, probably be successful.
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E51rocl CaI1uer from Brunsuiek

"Befnre this es you, have no doubt our raso-
lu,ions will hive 10 hand, which We passed al our
last Court and hope they will be satisfactory to Our
brethren throughout the Union.
"Permit me before closing, To congratulate you and
the Democracy of the L. S on the many and glorious
achievements have wrought at the recent elections
Old Brunswick is sound 10 the core, and is nop ready
Enr the sane old CO0n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

rg,E TIME Is COME AT LAST THAT you can nov buy
Hats and Caps cheap the cheapest ot The aite
them in New York; but Oa ut tie Southern Hat Emporium D.
posite the Bell TGvein Slain street. We have just
fresh supply Of ceniem,n youths and infants cloth and
Caps, ii pattern and Gsaliy d, reduced prices
good cloth Gaps 81 each 81 - 81 So and the best qnay 81
Ineus aud boys velvet Cans gu cents 10 81 So EACH
Caps and WOO. Hats az -. cents; Gn 81 81
81; mor-kn hats So So The very best be manac-
tnrrd 81; Russia Hats black and dr,h, "a shle and very
broad brms 81 50 10 81 50, the very bs, only beaver Hats
fom 50 81 TO IS; The hesi brasil Hats cf
splendid article S.; and every other desc pon Has ana
Caps, at unusually low prices for cash oniy
GARBiNiTI X ROSENTUALI,
Southern Hat Emporium, Main street.
Opposite the Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
CLOTHING, &C., FOR TIE NAVY FOR 1913
NAVY UErAETsgSr, \
Bureau C. Provisions and Cioihing,

EAIED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals f,r Macy clo.sms
viii be received al this @i aa;' "elocs, r 81 Of M"
Ii days, noucel at each or either q The Navy Yards, Lha
%y or ns s% e% qua G%spS or
Clothing a. may DC "rasfs caring Tie year ' BY the CONF
Blue cloth r. Jackets and other clothing; also
Wuolen Stockings,
Timex, sewed, Leather Shoes,
Sewed Leather Pumps,
Woolen Blankets,
All the wooen goods be made from materials Of Ameri
manufacture All the articles he fully equal To the
PES which be deposited in the Navy Yards al lo-,on NJ
Yoik, rhiadha Washington Norfolk, Baltimore Naval eta.
All the a said articles be su ec such inspection ard
survey the Chief Of the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing
direct or authorizes and portion Of the SAID articles wi he
Is 10
material and workmanship, and which does moi conform all
to he made.
The clothing is divided into classes mems and boys
aid the cfes must distinguish the prices G each Glass; and
every expense attending
oIha contracts including the metal aud buttons
contractors in good night suhs:artli and dry parkg boxes
and in good shipping "rce fee of ehase the T.
States and 10 tie entire satisfaction Of Command
ants of the said yards Of delivery.
Separate pre- poa. must be ades,. far all the Shoes and
Pumps; second all the Stockings Socks; third
Blankets aud ouFtA for all TIE other articles dse
pM Be made r aa eas-and those ho nrc engaged in ,e ma
nufcinrr OF siocsins oc. sur rump and blankets Il Of
iesons,e standing VIII have preference # their terms VIII
admit Of L.
In anre fa II the Contractors furnish and
del4e The several articles which I've ordered fro them
sha IL 10 wat may be rsquired to supply
the drfccnccs and of the prices agreed
be paid by the contract shall be charged and Paid by tile
spectiyc
Bonds third the eiimad Of the respective
will be required With sureties per
addition, Withheld from Of rarh
delivery made collateral security for the faithful performance
of the respective coLart which Will paid
Ill the contracts eo;ped with in all respects and
forfeited the and benefit Of the United Ssies the
of failures copete the deliveries in conformity with the
b. made Amer king the deduction Of
payment Of the balance will e mad by United States
within thirty dysaiicr the said clothing shall have mp ted
approved and received and bills o the duly authenticated
certificates inspection and survey by the receipts the
Navy toekerpsrs said Navy Yards
val Of The epective Commandments said yars Of delivery
shall be presented 10 The Navy Agent by payment
made
The Department the right reject all offers from per-
who have heretofore Jailed fulfil their
Persons offering supply either OF the above articles viii 10
Pleased designate the place places which they may desire
pay nents 10 be made to them.
Nov SD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
Marriages..

Marriages.
Married, Thursday evening, 18th instant by the Rev.
Robert G. Loving JAMES f. BL..roS Ed, o the braufu.
accomplished Miss FRascEs MAA eldest daughter
John Smith, Esq all of the county If Cumberland Virginia
In vain, proud man, in vain be tries,
10 escape from B-au.'s conqnerng eyes:
He boldly talks-he looks most brave
Eat swiftly falls q Wnman'S slave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
Mr.. CLAY again on his Waik.

The N. o. Bee contains letter from Mr.. Clay, writ.
ten from "Ashand Sept. 18th, in reply 10 an invita-
tion from Committee nf Memphis, Tenn, requesting
him, IN his way 10 n. Orleans, t" visit Memphis, uni
pariuke of the c,ves Of his friends He tells item
81 am truly thankful for The friendly invitation, and
should derive uneigned pleasure in meeting them,
whom regard, in some measure, as my late constl'u
ens. But upprehend there is some misconcep,ion as
to the object my intended visit to ~ Orleans 1t is
one purely OF business and of health apart rcm oil po
litcaI motives or considerations whatever. have re
GREETED that my purpose had cot, know not why or
wherefore in the newspapers, without any explanation
ofmy real intentions"
Since the date Of this letter. events have swept on
sufficient perhaps to change the purpose of Mr. Clay
lie has visited Dayton and lost Oho-and the tide in
North Carolina, Georgia, Maryland Pennsy' vania
&C., Es setting decidedly against him. Cai bono
then, any further pilgrimages among the People