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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

We have really no time, no space, no inclination 70
notice the yery KIND and courteous things, which The
"Petersburg Republican has thought proper 10 pup
sh about u.s. We confess, we did expect justice from
his "sober second thought'-but we are d'saPPn'nt-
ed We did entic pate liberal spirit from hrs
whole caepr than he has hitherto displayed In thst
respect, of course We are disappointed we nan also
hoped that seeing the condition of our party; seeing
the intense esgerness, with which our common enemy
watches very species of internal dssension seeing with
what generous zeal they fan the embers OF d'scoro
seeing that nothing is we'll calculated to defeat U.S.
wrungling in own ranks; that nothing can pre-
vent the restoration of Republican principles, except
the wan, of harmony and union among ouraeVes-see-
ing how eagerly the Wing press sezes on his attacks
for re publication, without dong US the Jusuce 10 re
publish our answer-how il chuckes al the prospect oil
battle, If as Juvena says, that can be called battle
which for time al least, destined TO be all on one
side seeing all these in their true light, we had
hoped for little more concatory and liberal course on
the part of our friend of the "Pe,esburg Republican
thousand other recoections to', pressed upon our
memory A thousand other considerations had lnouceo
MS 10 hope Tor cooler and liberal course But
for the present. they have all ceased to operate upon
him-and we therefore, leave the F. Republican in pos
session Of The field of battle. II he prefers to attempt
to sacrifice US al the shrine of bis distinguished favor
ite-be il So We at least will not initiate his exam.
pie. We hope, have yet other and higher duties
DISCHARGE 10 ourselves at least II not 10 our coun
try, than 10 waste time and The energies OF the
press in noticing such attacks We have more import
ant matters attend to, than the bandying OF words
with The Editnr his Correspondents. We leave HIM
therefore in the possession of the held-and say with
Sir Peter Teazle ave leave our character behind us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

VxTARREN GREEN BOARDING SCHOOL, Ha-rcnton, Fau-
w quer Yarh Institution has been in successful ouera
ton The buildings conodions and
comfortable beautiful situation in the hand
village Students instructed thoroughly
Latin Modern all the branches Of
English Education Geology Physiology Philosophy, Chems
try, Rhetoric and the various branches nf full course OF
Mathematical study. For further information circulars will be
furnished 10 all who desire them.
RICHARD NJ. SMITH, Principal.
Principal takes the liberty o referring ta the
following genemen Well the patrons Of the School
Yally:-Warrent"n, Va, Cen K. Wallace Major w w. Wal
lace R. Helm w. H. Gaines, g. Day, u. Ward
Chl,on Jos Honer, Rev. Geo Lennon John p. Phi
ps H. A. White, NJ PAYNE, B. ". NatIar Il. n Fnoe,
II. Berry, Jas French Col. Wm Il. Smith, ion WIN Smith, A.
j. Marshall DIR. :. Fisher and Jno e. Berkham; liaymake,
Prince county, John Wehh Tyler, Esq., and r. G. b.
Stuart Va, Thos Foster, ESQ., Smokers Ferry,
Va, Jas Caseman ESQ., New Baltimore, Va, Maj; C. Hunon
Cupeper H. Francis j. Thompson ESQ., Rackoon Ford Cul
PEPPER co., John Wharton and William A. Winston, Esls.; Por;
Royal Va John T. Boutwell, ESQ Aide, Loudoun William
Thrift Esq.
Sept 33-9awlw&w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

The Democratic Convention of the delegates of the
city of New York, have appointed the following gen
temen their delegates TO The Syracuse Convention
of the 9th September, viz;
William Lock wond, Samuel Waterbury, P. Mo-
Ioney, Daniel G. Pentz, Charles A. Secor. William
Shaer, John Nurphey, P. Crawford, f. F. Purdy,
Nicholas Fisher, Henry Brevoorl, Daniel B. Taylor,
Theodore MARITIME.
A resolution was adopted by vote Of 50 10 IT, eI-
pressing the strongest terms their preference for Mr.
Van Buren, They referred TO The Syracuse Conven-
ton appoint the Delegates to the National Conven'
tom and they declare, "that although some OF our
number, in accordance with the opinions expressed by
their constituents, unequvocally prefer the District
system of elccl,ng Delegates 10 the National Conven'
tIon we will cheerfully acquesce in and sustain the
node of appointment which may be agreed upon by
that body"
In all the county Conventions, whose proceedings
we have seen, Mr. Van Buren, is the decided favofite.
In none of them has any other candidate been recon-
mended. In Seneca county the Convention was una.
nimous In Fulton county, "The resolution IN favor OF
Mr. Van Buren,, was put in this way: All who are IN
favor of Mr.. Van Buren, their first choice Tor rres
dent, will signify the same by rising The whole Con
venton, and number of spectators, immediately rose
No. Not dissenting individual.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

The "Peersburg 1ntelligencer' may attempt 10 ian
;he embers and TO scatter dscord through our ranks
Ii says 1--WE affect 10 be gentle as sucking cove
we say affects for one with half eye can see that
the reteran organ of Virginia Democracy IS no mt
tie enraged that younger brother should not only
presume 10 call in question his conduct oul 10 sno"
it up to the world almost 'atrocious The En-
qnrers attempt make peace where there IS no
peace and to keep from public view the family
quarrel, which raging in manner that sets all at
tempts Mt conceament defiance, is very amusing; ano
We think that he, will before very long, discover
the ludicrous position which he occupies and abandon
il. As as he finds that 'soft sawder Will not
stop the mouths or pens Of his Calhoun FRIENDS ne
will draw his sword and fall TO work right Justify AS
the fight will be in which we care not who 10 the
victor, we shall enjoy it amazingly
We shall prevent Wing brother IRON enjoying
this "amazng fun, Uhe fun of the boys and the rogs
as long MS possibly can-and It sill not De our
fault If he enjoys it al all We will carry out the max
i'm Of lis leading line Bear and Forbear, as long as IS
consistent with anything like "Pa,'ent endurance =
Our younger brother may say what he pieases-
He may throw away the scabbard, rebuke the 'atro.
city of our conduct, if it be agreeable TO his
taste-but can afford the tax of criticism and
rebuke; and mean TO keep cooi-to do nothing
rashly-nothing passonately. We have Just heard the
roar OF the "roaring linn and deem 1t more I'M
porant, than when addressed the public in our last
paper, TO do nothing 10 divide our party we may
want all our muske,s and all our men in the day OF
battle for, Mr. Clay boldly tells his followers that, with
proper exertons, they may obtain, in le44 triumph
more brilliant, decisive, and, (he hopes) more
auspiclous than that of lS40-lf any of our quonda
trends are willing 10 meet this alternatve-f tney
would rather run the risk Of eecting Mr. Clay, than
fail TO push the fortunes Of their favorte candidate al
any hazard and at the risk Of any
al least, is not our taste, principle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

DRIvATE EDCCATIoN-Twenty years have elapsed since
grateful the patronage which been extended during
that period The great pleasure which gives me to npa the
seeds Of virtue and knoedse renders this one of the most
lightful periods of my fc
In the training "f The points to form the cha
for virtue and usefulness them habits Of
and close applications and pleasing and agreeable manners In
order accomplish these desirable objects all pupils reside
under roof the table family, OF which
they form and others admitted Thus constant
ana nfn yer paIepta, paahe rs eats az may De- o tne pr
uniting with in degree the benefit III public nslIuc
rad for sboYer neo ,han .n mon,hs unless nv snrca
The number admitted VIII exceed Is or 6,
and fourteen unless previously members Of
family except extraordinary None per
mtted rambe large required to
regulations which methodca and agreeable TO such
vrtuously disposed
Having removed large and commodous establishments
retired from the dense population the Of III.
city of Washington GEORGETOWN, d. G, Seminary
win open the admission II youths the LIST of
and close on The Is, Of Angus; following
liberal intended
gentlemen for ndcinus entrance into college, and sennares
French Composition Civil History The Nanrs aud
Moral Philosophy the Evidences q Christianity Arithmetic
The charge the scholastic year months ssoO, paya
branches board mattress bedding towels fire, candles wash
Books stationery Doctors b and branches Of education moi
embraced IN the above such other Languages music will
be separate charges. In these competent teachers WIN be
The HALL Of Congress and of United States
tho Patent Office and National Institute and pahc
ngs the Navy Yard The Canal oil the Chesapeake and the Ohio
the public gardens The vaus specimens Of architecture the
and paintings OF and events
semblaRe Of distinguished Of the
vernmen objects which will opportunities
pand mind and elevate The
these under special p-rmisson and preceded
proper explanations WIN OBVIOUSLY have most sauiary inlu
ence. Direct me, II Georgetown, DC.
August 25th, ls43. WM. BRENT ia.
beg leave to Walter Roger Jones' Tench
Rnggoid Esq Col Vim. Brent, John nge Esq, and Je w
Bronaush Esq., the City Washington D. c. Doctor
BENZ Bohrer and VIM. Robinson. Esq., of Geo, getown c.
Rtchie Esq tho Hon. BENZ Watkins Leigh the
Hon. Peter Daniel and DR. Geo. Watson of Richmond, Viz
gina and to Gen. John H. Cooke, Wnnsvl!e Post Office V
sins
Septl 8-l0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

DsAru, or .ucdorus Dream-By the .7uthor q
".9hasusrus This new Poem, frsR the pen Of Mr.
Robert TYLER and from the press of Harper y Brothers
of New York is exciting considerable ns,esi in the
Northern cities 1t has yet reached Richnoni and
we can therefore, only judge of its merits BY the spe
cwens which are furnished and the opinions pressed
BY the Northern Editors. We publish an extract Nm
der our Poets corner, 10 this mornings paper, along
with yery complimentary notice from Mr.. Bryant, the
first Of our mercan Bards. The New York Plebeian
says, awi,h all its imperfectons, i. evnces poetca
ability such as this country, has been rarely sur
passed. Will not the Harpers send some copies 10 tins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

The "Lynchburg v'rg'nian is polite enough to say
that when the Calhoun men 'need ndries they ,r,
ask it," Had the l.. Vrgnan been liberal enough to
tell the whole truth and to say, that we only made
suggestion to the Calhoun men, because they had
made similar one TO the Van Buren, men, he would
have saved US the necessity of indtlng the present
paragraph.
The Vrgnan chuckles at the idea, tina, neither Van
Buren, nor Calhoun scan be elected, and That Clay
will win the prize" Is it not Esop. who tells as the
fable of The Fox who carried away the prize from The
two lordly animals, who had worried and exhausted
each other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

Democratic principles, and the triumph of truth,
throug hout the land, which be fully ccomplshea
only by placing Mr.. Van Buren, in the position which
he occupied in 1910. The great object which the
friends of Mr. Van Buren, here we'll as elsewhere
have 10 view, is the fuH triumph of principle, which
they feel is necessary TO vndcae our Republican M
stuons from The reproach cast upon Them by The d's'
graceful and degrading influences which controlled in
bis defeat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

The Address of "Virginius,' this days paper,
bespeaks the mind of Jurist, who is deeply 'inbueo
with the true principles of the Constitution, and con-
yersap with the opinions of the great men, who con-
trbu,ed te its formation its Interpretation. lie sup
ports with great power The positions taken by our
State Convention. He confirms The course recon
mended by the Portsmouth Chronicle; and draws the
true line between majorities voting for Executive 9th
GERS and voting for Representatives m Congress- about
which the Charleston Mercury was the other morning
in some sort of fog.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

NJ, We have received the Proceedings OF the Din.
ner given 10 MIR. Hunter at Croxtons Springs The
Company consisted of 'some four or five hundred, IN
GLIDING many Wings" Many letters were received
from the invited guests which swell the publication to
such compass, that we are reluctantly compelled to
POSTPONE them till our next No.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

GOOD SIGN 1.-THE Van Buren, Party at Onon-
daga at their recent Convention, resolved, that they
are in favor of Tariff The SOLE object OF 'oh'ea shall 0'
ReUeuue -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

Cor1rc1oR OF Bosros We learn from n authen
tic source, that the Hon. Robert Rantoul, j., has
been appointed Collector OF tne P1i' OF BOSTON ano
Charlesiown, in the place OF hon. Lev, Lincoln
Phil Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

o. We request the Mad'sonian, as an act of simple
Justice TO re-publsh the article from the last Enquirer
which blows skyhgh, the charge which the Madlsonian
re- publishes in lis last paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

o. Many Editorials and Communications postpone
or want of room.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11

The :nierGiddcT snouid sIee eariy ralIcs oil Ia.
intention ~ take or not 10 taEc the stOcl, al'i
il the latter, Of his reasons; and the presen,
contractor is 10 determine, on tho FIRST appIca-
ton, whe,hc- he will sell i, O. not.
IA. A bid rcceircd after time, to-wit: the
18th April next ai3 p m. or wi,l,oa, The guar
an,ee required by law; or that combines scse.
rnl routes III one sum of compensation, cannor
be considered in competition with u regular
proposal, not adjudsed 10 be eXtrarasant.
10. A bidder may offer OIL coach, railroad, or
steamboat routes, where that transportation -
difficult or impractrable III certain seasons, To
substitute horse or wagon conveyance, onto
lnlcrm't service, j specified number of dpr.
weeks o. mouths. He moy propose 10 o:ui, an
oihcc taat is inaccessible. or Is not on the stage
road. the railway, or Il, u steamboat landing. ~
The case mag be, Ur he uiay offer TO subs,Itm.
IN inferior mode Of supply ~ such cases. He
mag propose different days and hours Of DC.
pariufc and arrival ,w0ridcd no moro run;,ir.
time Is asked, aId II IS curious that no mail
connection Or other public %accommariou /,
prtJnLiced. He mag ask for . specified mum.
Der Of days for more running line 10 Tie Trip n,
certain seasons Of peculiarly bnd roads. But
bcy"id these changes. u piopotIi Tor scyricu
'"S aesNt w "ih DICECUL
It's being considered 10 competition wi,b n reg
mar biG, not 10 set aside Tor eAiruuasaIcc aud
where u bid contains any Of the ADORE alera>
lions, their disadvantages will be- estimated in
comparing II with other proposals.
10. There should be but vuc route for in n
proposal.
II. The route. the %scrrice. the pcariu pag.
tie bidder d nam aud residence, and the mann.
OF caci, mainbcr of lie firm, where ! co:nyuu,
oitcrs, should be- distinctly stated.
10. The following Is The form ollie pu,ran,v
winch si,ouid.,bc hlict. the ii.st LIAM. v M, III.
name OF III. guaranior. tic second with tina, Of
tine bidder aud the thlid aud fourth win Tho
beginning aud terminating points of the route
and .iler being dated. should be 81. ned BIZ the
gu,rnn,or. VINO mast be shown hy the written
certificate of Il postmaster. Q, other cquni.v sat.
~i,iac,ury testimonial, 10 be a man oil proprr,u.
and uble TO make good his guaraniy. TIL.
guaranty. so certified, should accompany each
bid.
The undersigned --- guarantees thu,
- If his bid tor carry,ng thu mdil from -
I" he accepted by the Postmaster Gem
cral, - shall enter INTO an obligation n,ia-
to the Ist day "fjniy next. win good aud snf.
hcIrn' s"rriies, 10 perform ;i.e seFeIce proposed.
"Da:od -
10. The bid shonli BE- sou; under seal, ad-
dressed to Tie Fist .Assis,au, Postmaster Cen.
eral, ~ili "Mail Proposals in The Staie Of
-" written on .Ie face of tue Ic,,ci; and
slInnId he despatched III time to be rcceired by
or beini" the 18th April next, att o'clock. p M.
~. The contracts are Ia be executed before
the lat July next.
Post Office Department. Dec. I3. 1870.
G.. a. WICkLIFFE.
January II III so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11

Pumpkiutown, Twziye lille. aud Wolf Creek,
10 Pickensville, equal to 10 miles and back,
once q week
Leave Pickensville every Monday nt 6 n
m. arrive nj Pickensyiile same day by 6
3l75 From Pcudle,on, by Pickens c h. West
Union, Horse Shoe. DAVIS Ferry, Albright.
Ga. clarksyiile. Nacoochc. Mount Yonnh. and
Pleasant Retreat, TO Dahlonega, 81 miles aud
back. twice i week, in two horse coaches
Leave Pcnd!eton every "Wednesday and
Saturday at a III, arrive at Dahl0ncga next
days by 5 p IN
Leave Dahloncga every Wednesday and
Saturday at III 4 III, arrive at Peudlc,on next
days by 10 p
3l79 From pcndle,oI. by Townrillc, Fair.
play, Parker's Store, Ga, Aquil!u, Gainesville,
Walnut Hill, BusiIville, aud Gilisviile. to
Guius.ille, SO miles aud back, once u week
Leave Petdlct0n every Saturday after the
arrival OF tiIcnnSillc mail al . i III, arrive ~
GAINESVILLE next day by I pm
Leave GaIns'ilIr every Thursday nj & d IN,
arrive ii pcuilciun next day u, 5p
Proposals 10 carry once Or Iwlce q week, III
two LoIse Coaches will be considered
3leU FROM pIrkelis { II, by bounty Land,
ciareunnt, baciiriOrs Retreat. aud .lIrtns
creek. la Pichens C h. equal TO 81 niles ana
buck, once u Week
Leave rickcns c h every Tuesday a, u Il III,
arrive al Pichcns C u geA!dsy by { p
3lol From Ncs; Univ, la c.lytun, Va, ~
mites and back, once Il week.
Leave West Umou every "Wednesday u, Z i
W. arrive al clayton same day by . Ia
Leave clayton every "Wednesday al u y III,
arrive al Vi est uniun saline III, ~ . p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11
SPECIAL. OFFICES.


Proposals are iu,ncd ior suppl. iis The t"l!ow.
in1 Offices IA SugGi Lar1.ut, Tor ue ur,i
liVcecds Vi said o.iires rcsprcu'eiy. iiiuilcu
ioa u ~ De uluIrd III the propUsa.s ia rac!r
Case
Buckhead clisey from WATERFORD. ~ mics
aud bach, once 4 week
Diuii.un Irom Gial,anIsvillc. % mile. und
bach, vnce u week
Due Yves, corner from AbbevIIlc, IL miles
and back, uuce u week
Liberty Hall from Iusesc.iIe, : miles and
back, once Ii week
L%ynci,wood from TiilisI's Ferry miles aud
back, 0noe u week
Saiubrity from Double Branches, 5 miles
and back, once u week
Sandy KIM from 81. Matthews, 8 miles and
back, once u week
Simpson Mliis from Mount Gallahcr. 81
miles aud back, once u week
White Hail from Fruzie,SvIlle, 6 miles aud
back, once - week
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11
NOTICE.

"A Ii Persons having any demands a.
"A sainst the Estate OF a. G.. Colvin,
deceased, are requested to hand them in
properly artcslcd TO me. or 10 Samuel S.
T%ompklns. Esq. ut EdcciiclG c. House.
on or before The frs. Monday in February
next. The estate is expected to be in.c:.
VEN, and am DESTROYS Of making arrougc-
menrs al that lime To settle il.
R.JENNINGs, jr. Adm'r.
Dec &c, 1912 tf5O
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11
January II
Notice.

HAVlNG Associated myself in bust
LII hes. with MIR. Is. G. BRraN on the
Is, Of January l543, 1 take this oppor,uui.
~ Of informing all those indebted 10 me
on Notes and Accounts due up 10 Isl Jan.
1913. thai il is Indispensable, OH my part.
to wind up the business Of The old concern.
T.. b. PRESLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-11

The Business hereafter will be conduct.
cd uuder the irm OF PRESLEY s. Bnyar,
at The old stand Of L. 3. Presley.
+. B. PRESLEY,
l.. &. BRYAN.
Jau 9, 1873 # 80
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Jau 9, 1873
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-21

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Levere,t f. Rice, New York.
Selah Hiler, New York, machineH
Edward N Rogers, New York, late merchant
Gilbert Bovine, Brooklyn.
Marinus w. Warne. N. T., CEDAR cooper
Samuel n. Adams, ". Y. merchant
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William Naylor ~ y, mechanic
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John Peunin an, N. Y. artist.
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David X. Barker Mamaroneck, Westchester CO., por-
rait painter
WIN. Van Emoerg, ". Y, druggist
Thos. sponord, ~ Y, surveyor and teacher
James II. Hamilton.
Thos White, Brooklyn, engravcr.
VIM. 3. Macy.
John Rohr, ". Y. mason.
Creditors OF :. C. Mott
Erastus r. Joice, ". Y, lawyer.