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districts now. lfthey hare lost ground, and
the same r one in ls43, then they require the De-
~! 2: :
do We snD~ If they have lost four on.
carr al ' ,be las, two years. how long would it take
tacm TO lGss table showing the political strength of
BeIo" es under the great ties, of the HARRISON ana
@ arsa Eso0" ct ls cannot tuS SISv aI
isn''onn y in prospective elections
80 ,,.o,dao 10 tie ro' IA The Presidential E'eettoS
-GiE coaniron -, Congressional DISTRICTS as
isi "a, h. ST stsh passed ~ House # Delegates on FRI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

We speak with regard to this matter, because IT t
has been made source Of objection, on the part OF
some, TO the nomination of MIR Anderson Tor Tue De
nate. 80, ~
Yon have before you also, the names of Messrs Den
mis- and Darlington, both gentlemen of virtue ana ADJ
lty. But Mr. Dennis has incurred the same Objection
,ha: has fallen upon Mr.. Anderson. Whatever you a'
let there be- we beseech you, no division IN your rahS
IN numbers there is WISDOM and in union Of purpose
consists the power to execute with efficiency whatever
ron rnay nave to do. And ynur choice will govern
The result it is clearly important that you should act
a,;ta.a,oin !, nd decidedly KAPPA.
'ei Prince Edward war county, February l2. la43.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

We understand, tha, the Senatorial Convention met
at Por, Royal Caroline county, and nominated WIN. P.
TAYLOR Esq as their candidate for the District. Let
him no forth in the spirit Of his father, John Taylor of
Caroline, and lie must succeed.
Mr. John Washington is named rs the candidate for
the House of Delegates in Carone-in place of Mr..
Samuel, whose retirement from pubic HE 'sa source
Of regret 20 all his friends in the Legislature.
Tie Fredericksburg Recorder says, "Col. Washing
ton is in the field and we know he will prove in.
vncibe ia civil contest, his illustrous namesake
was in war"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

There was an Erratuin in the letter of our Cores
ponden in the last paper abcut the Finances Of the
Commonwealth which We hasten to correct. The
sentence about the floating debt, printed thus
rhs temporary debt already created is S350,0O0 due
the 18th December last, to the Banks and by forced
loan in effect re borrowed be paid at the rate OF
FIVE per cent, every 90 days, or 100000 year for
three years, and the remaining $35O,oO0 in the frs,
four months Of the fourth year For S35O,oCO, read
only 81. 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

Commodore Isaac Hull, who FIRST broke the boosted
s'.aca.ly of the British Navy, by capturing the
'-ef'ee with Old Ironsides, Uhe frisa:e Constitu
", " On The 10Th August, 1872 has gone 10 the tomb
~ a.. u. '4'he;s. lie brea,hed his last in Philadelphia,
~ " nday morning, in the 6sth year of his age lie
"'ed The Navy VIXEN he but l2 years OF age, $50
.''s ago, and mas been Captain in i, 81 years. He
ss native Of Connecticut, but citizen of the Union,
sI' an ornament 10 his age He was buried on We'd
''-~y last, with every military and civic honor.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.


II being understood that the Hon. George b. Cary
declines a reelection 10 Congress, the Democratic par
ty will soon have to select candidate to supply his
Mace Under these circumstances, take the liberty
of bringing the name of Archibald Atkinson, Esq, OF
the county of Isle Of Wight, and at present member
of the Senate to the notice Of the people of the district
as suitable person 10 represent IT. Mr. Atkinson is
yery generally known throughout the dstrict-has
been for many years in public lilehas done good scr
vice in the Democratic ranks, and is now fairly enl-
tied 10 promotion. lie gentleman of ne talents
possessing an eminent practical mind and would make
an able, vigant and efficient representative.
A VOTER or THE DIsrRIcT
-
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LANCASTER.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
A CARD.

RICHMOND, Feb. II, 1913.
Dear Sr:-I compelled on yesterday to leave
the House by ndispositon, before the taken
the motion TO reverse the resolution from the Com
mi,,ce for Courts of Justice in relation TO proceedings
and costs delivery bonds. Had been present,
would have voted 10 reverse the resolution of the
Committee. VIII you please publish this note in your
next paper; Very respectfully,
H. L. MUSE
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A NEW Passive received by yesterdays mail
Just published in Petersburg, by Mr.. j. Nj n. Brunei
1t is devoted to the principles of the Republican party,
and hail its appearance with great satisfaction. l,
breaihes the true spirit, and happy to see the
Democratic meeting of Prince George Recommending
il 10 The so pport Of the Oemocralc pariy."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

NJ Mr. Samuel c. Williamss Address to the voters
Of Shenandoah County, declining poll at the Spring
Decentralization Sd No. in reply to Roane-
ssaIadison' on the best system Of Uays and Meeas-
Mr. Shinn's letter, &c, &c, in our next.
"Den,atus' has been IN the hands of our Compost
tors for week. and shall certainly appear in the course
of the next weck.-.Non omnia poSsunaS.
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r5,ro,tof . I,ys- from ,he gth Legion.

Etraetof letter from The !;h Legion
q iaana you for your opposition 10 Stay Law, and
your Efforts 20 raise the taxes, as to render our
eo]d Old Common wealth both independent and homo
'4''e Nothing lnorec ne more than to see Virginia
N such situation, 10 20 what she believes to be
' The benefit Of her people, 5ecause she is dependent
upon The Banks and the money changers"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

T., l"e Wing promises to notice Mr.. Rvess Resolu.
"' Ias morning We take time by the forelock, and
& D. once We approve their purpose, and admire The
''''' ~ "h'ch they are presented
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

IL In the proceedings of the House of Delegates on
Wednesday, on the bill extending the jurisdiction OF
Justices, of the Peace, published in our last, The
amendment offered by Mr.. Taiaierro was not fully
stated. We omitted to add that "the judgments returned
to the Clerks Office by the justices, shall lie in the office
Eur SIT 1unnLLs-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18

IL Mr. Dencale has been for few days detained
by ndisposition from his seat IN the House of Dele
gates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-02-18
The Poisoned Chaiice-reiurned

The author of the following Card u.s. that MIR
Leake has ''no agency" at all in its production. He
writes from the impulse of tha, strong indignation
which every must feel from the unjust and Liberal
attacks of the R. Wing We have long been aware Of
the vgor of Mr. Leakes pen; hut We have never seen
him on the Debating Arena, before the presen; session
oil the General .iSSemdy-and we do not hesitate to
say, he is one of the ahlcst Dehalers The floor
Quick logical, huent-always self possessed selling
the strong points in his cause aud the weak points
in his enemys positioi-bessed with good humor,
as we'll as with guod sense-gited with wit, but never
employing u, except in the EXTREMIST cases. TO touch
the feelings OF his opponentshe commands the ear OF
the HOUSE as much any other Orator in it.. Indeed,
We had supposed that even personal or political preu-
dice would have suffered him to pass, unframed BY ri
dcule, if not rewarded by praise The ungenerous
structures OF The Wing will, however, recol upon IT.
self. They are SO otrousiy unjust, that its intended
victim may set them at defanceand we venture to pre-
dict, that MIR. Leake health will permit him to devote
himself to those su5ies which necessary to sue.
in his professional political career, he is dee
tined TO occupy enrab.c distinction II the eyes oil
his countiymen:
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
Mr.. Leake Of .7bemaric
Twice during the present session OF the Legislature
has the Editor of the Wing attempted by rldlcule 10
impair the character and influence oil TINS gentleman
AL one time, he alluded to Mr.. Leake as the "wo pen
ny lawyer and few days ago he was referred to Us
MIR Randophs "fatulent colleague THESE express
SONS are pfeclseiy lnoSe "h'eh "s" peo
from the ";wo-penny" understanding of A Moseley,
Esq.
His illiberal sarcasms cannot ipjuriously affect the
reputation of Mr. Leake. His intellect and integrity
are we'll known, and both highly and justly ap
preciated by discerning public, that he may conf
IDENTIFY bid defiance 10 the indecent assaults OF
nomed political opponents Mr.. l.. not only writes
with great clearness and force, but as speaker, he has
but few equals the floor of the House of Delegates.
These things are very well known to the Editor OF the
Wing, however disposed he may be to njuIe MIR. l..
in the estimation of those who read that paper.
hope MIR. Leake will not suffer his equanlmty TO
be disturbed by the "iauent" editorials of one, who,
after wears Of study and trial. reached the
unenviube distinction of "two.penny lawyer" oil
one who thus retiring from the bar in disgust, went
into the editorial chair from whence he ussas political
friend and foe. justice.
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u note for o. ). Il. in The Post Office An
answer is expected.
IL We a7s authorized to state, that Henry l. MrsE
is candidate for election to Tie House ei Delegates
in the county of Franklin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

a. We have hitherto declared opinion that Mr.
Calhoun, if Nominated, would encounter serious
opposition from many portions of the Union, nc
count Of preudces entertained against hun for his for
mer opinions. Tine Wings would raise hue
and cry, would start thousand fuse camors,
which would tell against because should not
have time to correct them-Moreover, the large body
of the Democratic party, who desire to restore Mr. V.
Buren, because it won Id mare keeny rebuke the Wing
violence and wrong of 1910, and firmly esta
bsh Democratic principles, might in their disa ppont
at the SELECTION of their gallant but unforu
nate leader of lS40, not rally with all that warmth and
enthusiasm which they would evince, were that old
and faithful leader in The f-ld They would wan, that
proud and stirring of wrong, inpelhng them TO
wipe out the STAINS of Whggery, which had in lSi0
furnished their banner, borne alof il by the
BILE New Yorker.
(2) On the contrary, Mr. Van Buren, would receive
a larger vote than any other man The Wings have
conduct The people have learned to do him justice,
and to protect him from Wing persecution and njus-
tce His public and private life has gone, unscathed,
through the most searching ordeal, and the Republi.
cans nasse. will reward him for his suffarngs in
their To show the popular ardor in his behalf
We refer 10 the enthusiastic meetings of his friends
throughout the Union, and TO the mpregnabls ground
which they base their support OF him, viz: THAI
true friend Of popular rights, lie had been unfairly
struck down in their defence, and better or more
faithful soldier could be found 10 do battle in their
cause.
81 If this be so, it only proves MIR. v. b high
claims upon the Republican party, who, certainly
would not endanger their cause by supporting an un
popular man, unless his merits pre- eminent We
however, deny the proposition, and point to the many
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-22

fold, and render our principles altogether insncibe.
We should restore the Republican party to its perfect
proportions, II existed IN 1890 and reduce ad.
versares TO the state o. wretched mbec'ty OF that
fragment Of political party, which yielded but
real and o shadowy support to the totterng admins
tra,ion of Adams and Clay. {26)
Beng Virg,nan, and observer of public events
in Virginia, these remarks intended nppca BILE
to the condition of things within her borders But
have strong evidences that similar results would be
hibted throughout the South And If for the present
j abstain from critical examination into these ev,-
dences, il is because | panied by giving pam 10
some of our compatrios and poli,I:al friends, who
dsappro of the tenor of my remarks. But really
deem capable Of demonstration; indeed, 10
me, that il would be manifest TO every candid mind
who would patiently the history of events
they have occurred continuously from 1929 To the
present time, that with MIR Calhoun our candidate,
We should go into the canvass with well.grounded
hopes of establishing ultimately and permanently the
Republican principle throuehou the South. (21 We
should carry Maryland Virgins, North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou
slans, and Arkansas. In such state OF things, II
would be impossible that Tennessee could long hold
ont IN stemmng the irresistible stream of events
And when by the rapid operation OF natural causes,
Kentucky shall be delivered from the force Of the
spell and restored TO her natural connexion-the
tire South will be embodied IN sustaining The great
truths Of the Republican creed
With Mr.. Calhoun as our candidate, Missouri would
be added TO the enumerated ls,-and we shall have
reasonable prospect of carrying out of f,ccirs OF
the slaveholding States, resulting in such a structure
of political parties, must, By the operation of na,u
raj causes very short of years. restore TO III.
bosom Of the Republican fold the Home of Jackson
and the Grave Of Nicholas.
But with Mr.. Van Buren, our candidate what are
the conclusions 10 which candor conducts us? What
his prospects in these twelve States In the eec
tora colleges of 1884, they will cast one hundred and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12
MEADOW FARM MALE AND FEMALE
SEMIN AIRY.

|GNHE next scholastic year of this institution,
Il under the kuPcrnicndlnee OF Mr. and Mrs NJ l. Bickord
vii commence the 9th Of January s43 and
oi ten months exclusive OF five
In addition to the present number Of boarde
be accommodated my family, the
parental Of Mrs Sydnor and
vantage OF the society and OF
are also members of INV family.
TERAs-Fot board lone half be paid June
TIE oe an al the close OF the ycarD but paid advance 20
per win b. deducted, 500
For tuition ass to be paid half annually
OF English, Is
The common English branches. 20
Astronomy Chemistry Natural, Intellectual and Moral
Philosophy e5
French. Ancient Languages nd Mathematics 20
Pupils will b. considered yea unless an AZ.
htenent 10 the contrary made
denon will be made for absence except Of protrcd
sickness.
This school situated Hanover county seven mr-
from Richmond To which pllee should ii
rcted. ~ n synNOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12
THOSE LABORING UNDER SICKNESS,

HAN ut once relieve themselves from the thou
~ maIAdes flesh heir they Will only follow the
and take the medicine which best assists her
her operations That medicine - the Vegetable le Medicine OF
MnfhL The wonderful and miraculous which ms Life
Pills and PbrniI Biers have where Performed place them
before all other medicine. public. Composed
tey vegetable substances they the disease without
they di
sesed food distributed throughout the whole
restoring and diseased They only
cleansing impurities hut they open the Of
body promote an the animal and
give healthy whole system This idle declama
only for effect bi i fully eoota
which daily upon
proprietor Vegetable Life Pills from thousands who
rrae6, for recovery Of their ah-s recovery which all other
failed procure them and wAch they despa Of
II thus fny proved the Of
are sirle ana ,, s. Of an ksl. may ea.v h .radeat-d II
Thai
peat Dr. Mo Life Pills and PbrniH Bier The bone
-al results ty pc. on tn human system are apparent as soon
their Use commenced A without
relief the sufferer which will him o their eca
cy. ami their money
r Medicines attacked sickness
composed entirely vegetables injury possibly
such trial and tried they VIII forever pe the necessity
physicians physeans charges Nor
they any q rendered
By mineral Totsons Arsenic well known de-troyshfe hou
hail y-tt administered By licensed ". DIS
regarded ny them powerful aniisePJe
Anthony scarcely 'ess deeros eopses the greater part Of
their effective fsbnage The poison Of eaenei quicksilver
rapid yet accordance the prescriptions Of the
faculty II Is swallowed by III ounce Opium death; Yet doe
after By the Of MS health
delicate provided
Tie m their etcue Sneh are the remedies OF the popular pysi
and method
health The Of extracting powerful from simple plants
medicine
dispensers Of and acid But reader, Will throw
and effective medicines provided
OF dis swallow drugs which the haE af life
II thou hast the simplicity n'sAed nr man Know that
e1peunE from the human frame
Arll 4~culp.ans Wouh believe
which belief they enriched vegetable medicine,
beneficial harmless aud efficient pusaiVr. promotes
suppressed erpaton. which strength and
system and which aids all those
n heaha medicine like h the beside
which for Of all diseases
a msdicin- - DE MOFFAT"S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINE
Reader II thou afhc-d with any o the aches
which humanity unhapply subject call No.
355 Broadway and Moas Vegetable Life Medicine
find panacea which VIII certainly thee all thy pristine
health DR W. Il. MOFFAT
&c rs BRoApwAY
5S,-The valuable Medicine Tor sale 10y GAYNoR
IYEII. nert door TO the Bel Tavern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, SURGICAL INSrRI-
MENrs. PAINTS, OILS AMI DYE srGFfs.
ItAsToR OIL EPSON SALTS. OPIUM
~ fallphaie Quinne. sNrs of Notphia
Gum Arabic, Irish Mos-vcry white
Russian and American fSinsass
Surgical Instruments of Tine qualify AMI finish
tinsccd Lamp, Whale and Tanners Obs
English and American White Lead dry in Cd
Iuheo. Nader, CopperaS Alum Sahpetre
wBjow Ghs- of good qaAlty-a hrgc asssrtment
Coach. Furniture, Polishing and Japan vaInishes
Chrome Green Chrome Yellow. frussan
Cine. Venetian Rcd spanish brown.
With many other atieics comprising selected
stock which We offer at wholesale terms
ALEX. DtfvAI A 90
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TO SPORTSMAN OF THE FIELD,

rHoMAs rYRER Manufacturer AMI Importer q uns Rin~s
foad In -aar eablrhneut and worknanshp the,
h. exceid all of which win b. % reduced prices
ARsonga has s4ortaaeni ths fosno~ing:
GUNS AND fOWIINc TACKLE
Superior Damascus ami Subj double AMI barrel
Guna
Double AMI ssneie plain ssrbbt
10 do do plain and imitation do
no do do Gcsnan IN
Bras. AMI silver nsonnt
Dusline. pocket, bch AMI travelling Pistols
SELF cooking single ski revolving Pi-tOls
Gun Riae ami Pistol fovTet Fiasa-
Double aBdS single Pouches and Bshs
Split an Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Cars, at Is PIT 1000
sT.ort-tnens Liquor FaSks AMI Pocket Tmblsrs
English. American and Scotch Gunyowder
bog Calls. CniarS Whips. Chains and Couple.
Hunsncn's Rowing Horns AMI puslcs
Wash Rods, sho, Chargers Cap Primers Cd Cups. Dans
Patent Wadding Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Cases
Pistol AMI Rife Locks Rauel-
Rlhs aud forged and flied Gun Material. OF all k for Gun
suiith-
FISHING TACKLE
Grass and Hair Lines SILK Gut fshins Floats Hooks
Noo' Limerick Kirby and vi ,. in, r,h Hooks
Superior rtan Gilt nd platel mounted
Epaulett-
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons Casps Sword
Cane Hooks SNVrt Tasl stars Gloves Lace BTad worsted
Wings. Pomppons &c &C.
foS Rodgers and Suth superior finished ani warranted
RaSo Ivory Buck PeaN and silver Mounted Pocket Pen
sortncn Dirk, Deer and Fnnng Knives OF Rodgers Crooks
AMI Wo"nelm' manuaeiurr Ro'scr' LADIES' and
1en'i'incn'- eeiSsors - -
Canes
swords Go and SILVER Ever pointed Pencils superior Pocket
Books Wallets Gio;ts and Steel Pens Opera and
spy ComIas- Hooks
Screws hey Rings; Twse; Tooth Brushes snuff
Bose Pocket Ruls superior Patent Taps Measures Riding Gig
and sulkey Whips; together with many other articles
DE 9 THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12
ELLIS * ELLETr, Agents.


To all whom, ia may cOncCrn: Having been a low
Of health for years Dyspepsia
plants and debility which followed attack ofcycr
had ana being often troubled
ach with freng
and having frequently Caonel
with shgln benefit recommended by try
Smiths BieTs RrnoyatOr Health"
Eeti when Commenced them they
OF the stomach but determined peseyec thinking
not be woTfed and satisfaction
manifest heGThc medicine carried or the bile
quickly and entirely
the remedy value, freely strongly
ulenL A MORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12
n lO-w9w r. ELnRIDGE c. csc.
XIRGINIA.-AtR ules held in the CIerk,s Ol

nee OF 1ifcuh ruperior Court of Chancery to
buckingham County Monday. the 2d day January, isi3
Laekansh Lewis Plaintiff,
Against
Etard NJ srauOn and formerly Saper
to Reuben h. Patie~on William H. Tapso Caiharne Sanderon
David sandeon and Daniel sanderson the Of
under the age Of twenty years, Dens,
N CHANCERY
The defendant Edward appear
anes and given security, according Act Assembly
Rules Of this Court and by satisfactory evidence
he IL not an inhabtant Of this Country
absent deennt do appear the Rules holden
CouH on the frat Monday April and bill
Plaintiff and that copy this order
newspaper published in the
ocive and posted nj the front door House OF
county. Copy-Teste,
~ q a. n
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LYNCIIRUmG MAIL LINE.
a FnEsm sIPPLY or pRY GOODS.


EoHN WRIGHT respectfully inmae- the Of fresh
- supply a~onabe DRY GOODS, which the
attention OF his friends and the public amongst his
found the following
Rich striped and figured cologcd silks. STYLES
Black and blue black Satin striped do
Black Pom d. C;rn d. Rhine and IustEings
Blue black do do
Black striped Pop.lins
High usd mode eolored Apael LuS,res, Indian Cloths
Dn do black do
Black Apacha Cloths
Rich m-lium and low priced Nouschns
French AMI English M.rnoes
Tibet, Brocha and Mousclln Shawls and IIdkfs
Black and colnrcd Moha and silk Frngrs
Gimp-, Tassels, Cord and TaS-els
PARIS Emhrnidcres. al sykes
English French and German Thread Iaces and Edgings
Lise Cotton Iaess and Edgnss, n great variety
Worstei Tarians Shk and NV
Thilt Lambs Wool Cachusre, worsied and
! Ho~c
Misses Cotton and Wool Hoe all Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Red white and yellow FanReis all quaAics; Canton do
lr.sh Linens Birds Eve Diaper Linen Shcsiings
kui Buck, pain and open SIX Gloves and Mus
la-ey Jeans, Sotnei Cas-lereS Cloths Caicoes &c.
All Of winch having been purchased for al
greatly reduced prices. 26-,lScf
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do hereby certify afflicted several ys ars with vo-
lent Sex heAtaehs which attacked often about
week causing 10 vomt large Of
SICK for day time could
eKcmciatng both M materially
Impaired II procured bottle II smiths Bers
Health" BY which entirely relieved have now
nained IN good health for months only
AMI have been much benefited That can confidently
It 10 ioae aiaied similarly induced Try remedy
the recommendation Of rprcab" Lady my acquaintance WHO
had been similarly afflicted and who confident
from The violence Of her could II
she had not used the remedy referred entirely relieved her
" not unpleasant take and gently the
bowels. Ia my opinion a valuable remedy under NY
hand tins iiti July, lsi.. A. WRIGHT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-12
A CARD.

Mr. Mrs BcKToRp express their obligations to their c for
mef generous patronage Of the school under
commence placed IN them They viii aboT
school worhy OF patronage. such modes Of discipline
"n "n be pursued arr best calculated develop powers
e MIMI and induce independent habits u thought
gam VIII continue 10 be paid 10 the moral training pupils
a Importance Of the subject demands BY PATIO
mage and cooperation NJ their friends they hops
school an efficient auxiliary thorough practical education
N