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The hornet., 1843-07-25

DANIEL w ADAMS, the unfortunate young
gentleman who killed DR.. Hagan in a street
hght' asks of the public the justice and the
charity to discard from their minds and feel
lngs the foul falsehoods and imprecations that
nave been made against him. He is now held
IN ourance, and at the proper time will be fri.
eo oy the laws and constituted tribunals of his
country. '''
The hornet., 1843-07-25

from EIuInera, we nave the report
9Th of June, the captain Of the b
ct schooner Nonpareil, from Naa
reported TO Mr.. Bethel, merchant u
Key, Eluthera, that a British mans|
of Is guns, had an engagement H
lc barque, during which the brigFaI
all hands lost. This engagement
several of the crews OF small dq
were passing at the time.
From enquiries which we hawn
we received the above, we are
doubt the correctness OF the ep
pose there may be some fire Whel'
much smoke. This is the thudd
port of pirates which has reachsd'
luarter. With these remarks, y
public 20 take it for what it is Won
The hornet., 1843-07-25
AH IT, Wn1aHf llefofe M l. \ eopy

m IT, Wnussf. Before ~ is copy
Waterman. containing The address ~
1guishsd and worthy individual, who
,fthe BoadPagiag Gckef, a. m indie.
ifent candidate for Governor We wish
William address could be laid before the
4 every anti.bonder in the State, tbai
light see their true position, and I've more
bic to gather some of the wholesome
es which he has SO ably pot forth.
omc future day, we may publish this ad.
tire. For the present we will be con.
dh the following paragraph. Read il:
sewho advocate reputation generally,
1i The heavy taxation which would be ne.
sary TO pay the bonds. But, ,iellow.eitizens,
. no fears that any argument.not address.
TO your reason, justice or State pride, can
meet with response in the bosom of Missis.
sslppians, or that base appeal to your avarce,
oy The exhibition and circulation OF false estl.
mates OF taxes, will not be consigned to the
infamy il deserves"
The hornet., 1843-07-25

, ne following article is taken from tho 6rs
e no',0er OF the Statesman, 1t appears tba,
, Tue oond'paying democrats are to run t;cko,
complete for all the different Offices of STATE
OUR PROSPECTS,
Since the Bond d-paying portion of the Dom,
oclauc party have resolved 10 support . ,;oLo,
ol 'neir own, at the next election and nv,
oePart from the established princinIes IF of oaO ~
G Hlne democracy, by following Repudia ation snl
ler nali-slster "Anti-bondrv," we have haan ~
s'eaLy encouraged and delighted at the Sn;r;t
"n'cn ahlmates the whole band TnStaaoo1
ait. are occurring daily and hourly, where Dew
oa"'S' "ho' IN their zeal for union oF onr nnn
y, Oh general principles, have been lad i,,o
the eVlls OF repudiation are retnrn;nc baor 'n.o
'he,r correct faith, and will co.onars D"oN 70
ditior ",'n W m US IN the coming contest In ad.
Will ~ our ,orhler 70 nomination of Thomas ~
's';0"'s lor Governor we have the b,ob co..
ont tIlo9 .L e. OF announcing to our friends tho, 90
So VIC 1.ale, 1,. that the Honorable G, P,Ncw
~ lah' h ol Wilkinson county, has consan,n1 n.n1
cvot; ~ te announced as the Bond,pavinr naneH
ond 1I'o GaHoldate for United States Sena,on eo
The S,. ,li'orm them also, that he will; ,rauon..
l;s AZ o'dte between this and Nova,, to ..%'o'se
as ossUuss ws the subject of our obligations and sno
debts Of 's sba beOSty Sy and inclination to paw t5s
a,sO MORN our friends, that we will
gress; men who lew o" days. full ticket for Con-
pe m1d" and show them the danger a Dst. !" the peo
R OF repudiation. "JoS'lce and
-e,d~ nwo OF the gentlemen spoken of b.. q
Tsqy Gs eoPssned be. as e says 6s oh al
lnswers f,nor" written to, and we expect earIv : :
lnnounce IIvoraole tb"o TO the call. We woniy u o o
are advsed !" %n0 consent to run at once
sature on the . D,,rU, awat the action Of the Le
Vu orasn me SuSeTaneqns would in sncb ~ i IS be-
ectionS. as TO effect our CO. !.
ihoIsoas' seCee%en CoI spoken of are the Hon an
Kendall, and Jndn" H. Howard, COL William or ,a
1 9u0ge Henry Mounger. mann u IA. Ia
The hornet., 1843-07-25

Count de Gourcey, in his Agricultural ,o,.
10 England, states that Mr.. Mure stro,u.s
PED OF caObages with nitrate of soda after : :
raln' and the destructive ravages Of The , ,sh;.
worms Immediately ceased. "'''e
The hornet., 1843-07-25

SATURDAY, JuLY 22.-Up iOs
day, nothing has been received !, |.
gislature worth publishing. e
introduced and passed, incOrP' 4
of Greenwood. in this county 4
expect something Of interest IS, !. :,
which will appear in Tus'd'y'
The hornet., 1843-07-25

mise - of Nsw Orleans Tropic announce, -. !.
low .r. ~ man an, in that city, who had ,b tne as-
nav nav lever The Tropo adds fr,h..i r1o the ye
low Jack amooOs, . hear Of the doings of vel
ab.,inen. arsm Prudence in clothing and do, Ro cause
which none sp.ye ss preventaives-sae.g,n,.aralss als
0'iOuld neglect.D e""ius
The hornet., 1843-07-25

AYLER's ADMINTsTRATIoN.-A communica
ton has appeared in the Buffalo Commercia
dv'r. which, it says, came to them from y
.eman OF character, who in private note
res that It's statements are true to his
n knowledge. 1t asserts that in the lat.
art OF the summer of 1889, the citizens
ne thriving village of Peru, on the Illinois
'r' were honored by the appearance among
IN OF young man who appeared vibrating
'ernately above and below the water line Of
'ide and poverty. His beaver was very see
7, his white drill pants were frinred At the
htom' his gentlemanIy black coat had turn
Cd pale upon the shoulders and elbows, his
Diack cravat was of the ventilation gossamer
order' his once white silk stockings failed to
conceal all they were intended to, and each
pump revealed on each side through the bro.
ken leather the witty BROWNIES of the over
tasked and exhausted stockings. After swWp-
gering about the village week or ten davs.
much to the annoyance of few most respec.
table young men who had had some slioht AZ.
qualntance with him, he left one evening with
better personal appearance than he had pre-.
sented on his arrival, though no one had
known OF his having any baggage or money.
From the writer of this he sto-oh no must
be appropriated pair of new pumps
without SO much as saying 'by your leave or
thank you SIR and some of the young friends
OF the writer found their wardrobes, after the
departure of the aforesaid needy gentleman, 9
minus certain articles which they had never
missed before. A miserable braggard, con- q
temptlble loafer, he arrived and departed: and
will it be credited that the same Young man y
Mr. . Humes Porter is now Acting Secretary :. :,
u War; Yet such is the fact. A fit part and i y
parcel he of the most contemplate Admins = "
ration that ever disgraced civilized commu. "a
ify. VI
The hornet., 1843-07-25

Col q. H. Fan, will accept our thanks
Tor copy Of the report Of the Select Commit.
tee' who were appointed to report the proprI.
ETY. or improperly of disrctinp the State.
The hornet., 1843-07-25

q
The 'eEed Tsrl9 80
Pouoesd upon - oi.s - 1
grave and we'll .iad..a
ton 10 ibe happy sa.aa.S
~ 70 beginning - |.
The 'soplh ha' slu,ay
lnng snd dfewsy nss
only hgPf, . sspp.r,. y.
ruled. gi'ifsa'sa ai.i e..
l.'f y l'sf saliyu -.
t'gbi ibai ~s.sa~, \.
iH'e "l' pgft' ifss u A.,
time l'ogisei. " n. .....'
p'ehilai 'l's. .laliei 4,lm !. i
sgfisaligfsi semm~i,,..,. -
fbs whlz pany N. sm,.....
fifueiufs " maasisels,..
The statlafiashi a 49, -,
ifss'ef Amsrissh,. ~h. 49,
ihsi vs 'l'oYl,i smplsy sst -
= - we l''''' Ss- "a y
'is'' some hssfsst tfps 49,
The hoglliefn fflius. 49,.
.ls compliment, sad Gloss, I.
~ q ~iIl ~ ne scenes. ! \
ting one n these daya
: ~l'' ne" 'hooId a-,r~l
'fesHsf's yssi, friend llysat..,
The hornet., 1843-07-25

. H,.r'a os .ne complimentary NOTICE.. !,
our SINGER. " ,s ne corps editorial We :, sne
The hornet., 1843-07-25

fhe Mtssissippiaa has pounced upon the
speech of Gov. Hamilton, which appears in
this days paper. This is not at all strange.
1t could not be expected that Gen. Price. who
is rank anti-bonder and the trumpet.piec
OF the party. would advocate or speak fayora.
bly, Of any remarks made, going to show the
dishonesty Of this new tangled set of politi.
eianG He may eroak and bark as loud as he
Pleases. and yet fail in convincing the demOc.
racy that honeay consists 10 Stcindling.
II IS said the more man works, the less
ihne he will have TO grunble about hq,d times.
The hornet., 1843-07-25

We are indebted TO 7. $. Aynr,, Esqr; for
sundry public documents lie will please ac.
cept our thanks.
The hornet., 1843-07-25

tier whal his polIl.ea may bf, wLl aFpanl
% lor ihs Interest and wuiie Ne ha,s a.
srp ~ shipping solves " sllssps eloslleg r
Msa b. dss ~ and dsclas their alIhebmfai
10 dfiaplisu sni ulsgst, roo fof gflfF, aht
yst erpsci - fan ibfpggi yagshlfd. 1bs
fatsailiy " Gmtst aioqi isa lstsgq ~ iis
gsofls u Nshulpla agi uiea ilsy rg's g.
msa lhsy stoaii b illBegghiy egaussst v
ti.sg eapshHiY fa.i haastfF wien msa afs
maas segg4.alsI ~ f..s fisi ibsi iIslf neigh
tgp afs tahiaf ~ htf lgfss.ib.sfsi so s'h.
~ nssl. beg shg8il msages dfy 10 fsA
sat as ssas. tsi they aesfig0s fsm ~
te sg.saflst #Ifa l's guilty, lf il HfB tafy
~ salif a fstssGaK hem
WfsHb lrrffssi. iHgt ws zee saiF I8
tatK Lala4 tst4s Hgs atatsssffs ah.s
ts Hsf ebu ~ fssarma The aHe ~.
tee Ia He faIy uttsa. ibt .sgsml gsafs
ms8 n as chg rHY tat eFHIsmasi sIf ~.
f.is, ftpa.sx a.f Asai" i pofth ehsw
n Fta1 taHt ifH ~ uus. wbah W. sfs
Inclined ~ taibt, bai fhs ngs @m We
balts ald.sai hsaf ss ataff Tie brother n
fakf tssf m8i b8isH q msfs hlfbHf4 baK
,.bao fiah iHs, 10 msss sw0
The hornet., 1843-07-25

The Committe have reported favorably to
The District System. Provided a bill was TO
pass both branches of the Legislature, it is be.
heved by some, Tucker would veto ii. Anv
'h'ng before interfering with his nomination
on the State ticket. Very black--susncou ON.
The hornet., 1843-07-25

Mr. BaIne from YaIobusha, by leave intro.
auced oil to abolish the offices of Tax Col.
,ecror n ana Assessor making it the duty of the
romeo court TO appoint an individual in each
magistrates district to assess the property in
SAID respective districts. The Sheriff is made
the Tax Collector. The bill was referred 10
sele'' committee, and it is thought that the
same will become law
The hornet., 1843-07-25

II ss hs4f sag hing iaflbsf ifsai = eafilff
Methodist sstaftfs, Il : sgf determination ID
lay q fsw fisft before The public. whIeb fiaae
pifad 10 ibf town NJ tbe last fsRaiif Sovsm.
bsf elections lad we thgw. II sid woftby
tt hot already rol1fsd ant h8rasHsd ta the b.
IqaifIoua 'ihs ~ tbs dsrl, be wiIi tay that
tbe towering mountains may isIi upon sod
bide him rom ihs sight Of the world. We
would inform bin that we we're sincere be-.
Iieyerin ibe divine precspts of the Holy Bible,
bot knowing bic opposition 10 Us In every r..
speci we fear bo would change from saliva.
ton, piety and true religion, and 60 to the a..
ststance Of the DerR nj once.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
RICHMOND uARKGTs-o,,nl-r % lsla

E'CHNUND NAhKtIr-Oct0I-r ., lsI3.
TorAcco-Reccpis much diminished. Lrgs. 81 - =, lea
4 a : 81 fnr manufacturing "A ~. ~ in gna'ity.
So
M"r.T to 90 cts, according to quality, order, Ct
Coas-5H - cents
Ng,i.--6J
o.ts-aj a 81 cents from vessels and DEPOT
rLAsrER-imnp, - g! "a al wharf Basin, :;
itwE-5!ai i2l.
S.Lr-SI 'ai by tie cafgn; ia store, 81 20 n so.
eosfrcde-ar $40; SwedcS % So Country, 7O pig, 25 -
N,;Ls-i Il cents
FISH i!eninss, cut, s. g al Is, for No.l
Sind, g q -
ErrTEs--fTka, 4 10 Gents; fresh roll 10 IS cents.
S"T:sN Orleans CT =; p Rico - ~ st. Crox '3a
Iof:tt-iatsrvT, = a cents; Rio, cents.
TEi-.u lJj
aLsssE.Sew Orleans % - ror,o Rico 30 80 e;s
"x-Rtnlcr-, 81 s; city cured. ) = t, dali.
BEEf, - 1oa > 5o.-iiurroN, <. ." I -
BERNARD PEYToN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-Tbe subscriber
n desiring for pro ssora purposes 10 reside in town. offers
for sae reasonable terms the pleasant and onmodous Resi-
denco occupied by him. adjoining Charlottesville, with
ten acres Of Land attached.
The dwelling is of brick stories high, handsomely finish
ed, complete repair There is neat office OF hgics with
good ooms The yard and WE'LL ice house, stables
houses and appurenances convenient and III good
condition.
desired any instead of will be cold along with the
house NIL Of in excellent heart and OF tr finest quality
Apply iessrs Luclan and lnv b. Minor or 10 he subscriber
CHARLES MINOR.
OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

< ANUS'S Sa;S aPAHii.l.tte !nston Times pays The
- tfiue he -: i excellent
had
nal yiducs OF this po1la. medicine Number,es
within observation OF extraordinary
effected cf only few of article The
that nj child residing RoGhuy,
face Jaws rsadfuly afflicted j scrofious
he: fell III
behold Her physician hal tired nUlnberrss remedies hut
whou producing Resort Sandsi-
sapal and fer weeks has effected
entire and certain cure. The hs reputation Of The &tssr-
Sands and Their agents IS Of The goodness al tr
medcneand these repeated n,tncr Of NJ efficacy only
firm the high reputation IL has already obtained"
~ For particulars advertisements III this aud other CITY
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, aud tor expoaon
by A. T. SANDS < CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Buih
ngs No 23 Broadway Of Chambers street. New YORK..
Sold in Richmond by Agents 4. DUEAL Il co.. in Peters
burg hy POSSER ANDERSON in Norfolk by w. A. SANTOS
and by Druggists generally the principal cities in The IT, s.
Price 81 pef bottle-6 bottles tor 81.
NJ CAITlON- BE particular for S.sDs's Sarsaya
rilIa and take M other. Oct. 9t-1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE

DURI.lC SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE
W be Sold MONDAY, Goth November next, If fair,
the Estate of Thomas w. Gooch, deceased.
This Farm contains. by late survey iii acres lying on The
Turnpike road leading from charlottesville To saunion, four
miles from The University of Virginia.
The buildings extensive and convenient and in thorough
repair. The land in high of Improvement and viii
seeded upon from $50 900 bushels Of whsat Great
and attention vii he taken in seeding the wheat
Farm, possessing many advantages az TO locality and
adaptation culture of whear tobacco &c. not of
exposed TO public safe Persons wishing 10 purchase such
farm will please call and examine for themselves before The day
OF SALE
Al the time and place, will be sold between 80 and 4
likely Negroes all Stock consisting OF Horses cattle Sheep
and ogs-ai the Corn Oats Fiay &C. &c. nil the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Implements, &C., &C.
TEAAs:For the Land one,hd the purchase money VIII be
required in hand the balance in and three years. with
deed deferred payments The personal
proved security for all sums s0 sum, cash will
be required. ALONZo GOoCH,
Executor Thos. w. Gooch deceased.
Oct "a 4s-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

3, Budget Of Biundsrs The Richmond Wing first
-sssn,s our remark, by seeking TO force an analo.
hs'msen the course Of the Clay Clubs and the De-
.o.,:i. Association. The National Intelligence ne 1t
~s.oycs upon the Wing, by making US say, that The
m.- ,,lnb, were only "subte contrivances to de.
90! ,,s citizens right '.of following only his own
s.v, ,,s judgment" The In,elligencer then follows
p ,h, bluaier, by representing guilty of incon
snsy. N beng favorable TO Democratic Associa
,,"s because Clay Clubs had been es'ablshed-as il
~ had ever said it was not proper after the "h'gs
", o,,,d. 10 counterfeit their movements in proper
-,,,ser And finally, the National lneligencer com.
.,s,e. is blnnder, by making "Thos. Richie, Esq,
r. President Of the Democratic Association
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

The ILLINOIS LOAN Letters brought by the H.
berna Just arrived at Boston, state that the linor
Commissioners have succeeded in negotiating thes
loan of 81 2OOOOO in London, subject to the report ola
number Of gentlemen who have been appointed 10 os
certain the required finish the works; and if the
sum above named is sufficient, the money will be ad
vanced forthwith. This will be good for illinois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
.,ns,. are .nmaskinp The tempo

Democratic papers are anmasking The tempo
The ta,ac,er Of Mr. Cay's late Lagrange letter
rsrs ~ nnbsh several of their severe criticisms upon
Nss,aIa indeed wha, prospect have we Of beng
Il An nv, Nv The Wings in 1874, when their Cham
ia'F n'' escorts 10 trimming, aud lodging, and hum
p'o ~, on such subject: ~,
bo,se so,, of set-off, they try to use against Mr..
A ZEN. tie letter to which we referred, Va
''o ~ dsapproves of the present Tariff law, BON 10
e', .ols and details And still more strange !" say
rs !, was long time ago, ipeThaPs as iar PACK
'",h lastly we made this statement, YET Tue ~ !.
:: ,n 5 CLOSING over this fact, IN order 10 give
Aas..> more modern Revelation mr.: van oufeh
M Of that it is susar, s'en.
err .h ,he character Of Protective system 10
' %,c,rine, we of the South never can assen'-ana
ms t'Ii -, .,thors in New York. again and again,
80 *" Il, moi mean to yield single 'oia TO
'.' we nor treat the Tariff, but as reve'
iae' ...,-e and discriminating with no other mo-
pa- s,c,use it is The best for revenue If this rate
@ 'o.d lave (ao an incidentally but as Coy Sewer
f1's d,nss,c manufactures, why so be It, but not
- .,S;se We shall repnbsh at very early day the
t.,sd Re,or, of the Free Trade Convention, for
t hold m Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

REGULAR NoNISArroSs.-The Hon. Sidney Breese,
a Democratic U. S. Senator from Illinois, in letter
written 10 Colonel Wentworth during the late election
in that State, SAID
'hoss who fostering division playing into the hand
of the Wirs win lose the they playing aud
here er will he asted by the party No man. who refuses 10
support nominee of National regularly con
tued ought receive favor the of the Democracy
II 10 Conventions 10 effect purposes their decisions
be abded There other way by which
the integrity of the party
These correct sentiments The politician who is
not willing yield his choice that of the ma
rty Of his party, is unworthy of the confidence of the
party which he professes belong. He is in fact an
alien TO it Harrisburg Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

THE SMrTHs.-There will be al large number of this
family The mex, Congress. Robert goes from Illinois
Thomas and Caleb from Indiana, and one John from
Vermont and another from nnsylvania.-[N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

Married, ia Charlottesville Iif.ay 80 .ing Tie l2
sfant ~ Rev. " white Mr. Dacg, Ncso Of i,t place 10
Miss lscN' T. daughter Of ,ac at= !ohi Poor E- q
city OF kictgicud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
CHARLES Wosr;7.y

LOTfEnJ IE.FHEE, hiCiLuONI, m.
ELLIS Tickets III all Lotteries advertised Gregory
~ TO-. and an the teim.
Splendid scheme, icr t mon,l November. per sketch
OF Capital Prizes anussri':
October 2sit.-5;.',2oi, :o,o00, &o--Tickct. sl0.
November lta.- j1i, ~ 0iJ sc -fitsti. so.
- Ilih.-s3jtrl ~ 0IJ, &c.--'!! sos $40
4" l-,i-$i1,Uw !otco. Sc.--fiches Sl1.
~ All orders confident Il. and m nied Dispatch,
the drawing forwarded ~ 4. received here.
the Alexandria Lottery Class S. ut AeNandrls
:, 81 81 81 10 20 , 10 II 81 % o.
81 fs-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

cd Dstrict-John Foulhsod, iDeu.ocTat)
James Enue, Jr., (Democra..)
81. John B. sterigere, (Democrat)
5h Samuel Frgely, (Drmocrat)
6h Henry Chapman, (Demncrat)
e:h F:ancIs w. Hughes, (Democrat)
Sin Jefferson K. Hickman, (Democrat)
llh Daniel l.. Sherwood, (Democrat)
I2h Joseph F. Quay, (Nhg)
7th Adam Ebaugh (Democrlt)
9th Charles e. Sullivan, (Whig)
9Th Elijah Babbitt, (Whig)
New acknowledgements Q, Wings 3.
Large Democratic .Majority Joint Ballot.
Democrats. Wigs
Senate, - II
House of Representatives, SIS -
Democratic minority on joint ballot ~
GGoReIA.-Every county heard from, except Ware
which 10 doubtful.
For Gorsrnor.
George w Crawford (Whig0 3S.502
Mark A. Cooper, Dem 3o,G6l
Wing majority, 3,.il
For Congress.
Stephens, 3S4l4 Stark 3i,972
Chappell, 374l7 Johnson, "a 100
The Wings claim majority in the Legislature o.
more than 40 on joint ballot
Colonel John Millen, Member Of Congress elect
from Georgia, died at Savannah, on the 16:h instant
aged about 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

S45 900 % Si9,l54 AZ S6i,l51 IS
sNorE-The appoonrent Of the quotas of Harrison Lseis
Randolph and Hood will he essened by the creation OF the
countless and Richie, the last of the IsIs
,re and only be done of Assembly, which Will
ri the same fix the quotas of Barbour and Richie.
]. BROWN, Jr., I'd Aud. and Supt. l.. F.
Second AUDITORS Office, Oct 20, le43.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

Dl-d on Friday Est, THE SIT 81 Schef, ~ his residence.
In the county at cumberland. col REurrt = ,ss,
year OF has lie e i've c!af,n aai OF friends
nrn i' loss In his intercourse wi,t rs lows
hIbliei more honest nt.ntonS their
hden1e i"r nlg lac was IN upish ada rgidy honest
''asqgisscat n pace"
" At a Cont held nr rhe>teisil county, day
Iobrr, A. D., lo5 the following preamble resolutions
adopted
Whereas has hecn made known u the e.. that Richard
Exam, El for mlny commissioned ri the Revenue
TINS county and aso COMMISSIONS! IN ChaHcc'y OF this Court
has lately departed This life; Therefore, be
Resoird, Tia. have heard with uH:tiened of TIE
death al our friend aud fellaw-citizcn.
Resoiced, That his Death, Tile Court have lot
an aoe and faithful oicrrth- coauaty vaied cizcu-and
the pear r. TIED ffisni
Rcci That sincerely cnrioie w'ih the family the de-
ceased IN ef eeat 49, and be- leave win them drop
To the mrmoy of his departed wnrth
Rc.oc, That token of respect The deceased, :l
Court and the officers thereof VIII The OF
mourning for thirty days.
fecred fh1t copy Of the above resolutions be transmitted
In the family al tie deceased nade
the EnGnref. printed ia iae 81 Eclmond
odered That thu above be entered the Records OF ts
Court, and that the Court do adjourn
a Copy-Testc, /. ". CARTER, d. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

TIE Washington Light Infantry, Captain France, re
m,,acd in Richmond, until Saturday morning Every
mark Of respect was paid to them by our Volunteers
f., said, that better disciplined Volunteer Corps
-. visited our CITY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

Unnatural Society of Hdno1er.-We recommend
careful sderation ofevery farmer the interest
-, communication of MIR. Fontane, The great art OF
,7s,pr anures. We shall lay before our readers on
sy another paper addressed to the same Society, on
80 .,i3ra.ion and curing Of Tobacco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

FOR THE INFORMATION OF THE SCHOOL CoMMIs-
SloNERS OF THE STATE.
.apporonmem Of the appropriations for the Education Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24
s-s-
COMMISSION BUSINESS

THE undersigned have formed Copartneislp for The pu,
Il pose OF lr Hsacti;g
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
the city OF klchmoEd under The aad f,m al DENNY
THOMSON We OTTER fer the sale az FOREIGN
aud DOMESTIC PRODuCE aud STANDARDIZED GUOps
NAfHI. DENNY.
WM NJ. THOMPSON Of Cupeper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-24

IIARDHAMs GENUINE NJ. ., sAuFF.-A small lot OF
IL our importation, for sale.
THOMAS - CHARLES ELLIS.
Oc6 Silt