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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

THE ELLINGTON SCIIOOL-The exercises al this Sta
for the ensnn. year VIII lGih of jar
next. The discipline aud of instruction d -eec
entrance into the Colleges and Universities
had opportunity Of testing the suitabeness of
the attainment Of his object for he enjoys the high sasacn
seeing very large portion Of the hundreds educated who'll
in part by HIM. valuable members of society," engaged IN oH
BILE and profitable business; some, Of InseiIeoi-
moral worth and Influence while ony three or fnnr are fe
TO have pursued an improper Course of life. And II Tie ~
standing attained by his pupils entering justly celebrate!
leg"s, lac evidence of dicns atccciIal cu1rr then W
thai the scientific interest OF ihe
den will tc advanced under hi Ills have 81"
been lever than those IF any school in the state afford
lar accommodations and ici.ics for mora and Intellectual
provencn The very great difficulty in reference menes
cerns and The low price Of provisions. however adm 'J
of the propriety Of considerable reductions they WILL t=
for t.tc next year be, far
! Eoard, tIl;ion, and VA hing.
Bedd -. aud candles,
The subscriber woud refer Judges p V. Darrell 1ut
Nicholas, and Mr-ss r. Richie, Nathaniel Denny aaa "a
Cnas, of RchmoEd P.:ess"' k;and, of the Richn"pi
ege; tap'. Charles Thompson, HaHoyrr; 'o Shelton, -
Capt. Tn. ayne, King 4 lieea; Mc.srs. fiugh Campbell
F.. " Pondexc-. TIA stc,irld AMI since the .er,iio.
drnt which occurred the examination "f tie students {"
Gerrsenwa Cuccc. and tie al he suisrf,o
with III. yna;h, - hu sicn1!iy I.Shasi'ea
self he c,rs Re III be- cfed o Of hr ne OF io
~ referring learned P'te2so.i :" may ahtioh.
Assisted ~ his sos, RiCllD NELSON FoN
her n 7i--at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

TO WESLEY S. WRIGHT AND HANNAH HIS WIFE
Take notice. that shall, Monday The 18th day Of Feb
ra.y next the of and sunset The Store
house Of Thomas H. Isbe Stony Point Mills, Cumberland
county, Virginia. proceed take the deposition of Creed T. Has
kns Others read evidencr, de bene in suit
lately depcndin. Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry county Cumberland but now removed In the Cr
Superior o Iw and CaEcey for the county of Not
ioway which defendant ard YOU are plaintiffs Should
the deposi,ions be all taken the day aforesaid they WI
he continued o day 10 day until they shall be which
ALLEN WILSON.
Dpc al 7l-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

> Deed of The 10Th December lel oy
William and wife, shall, Friday the .n Jay
of January ie3 house recently occupied by said An
Land the said deed, and de-
sched se &C land which SAID Anderson now re,
sides containing 5 being the tract oil lana
mentioned the will of David Anderson. deceased &C. Inc
portion Of This land being III another person. ony ai
the little which WILL doubt be satisfactory To purchasers
This rad valuable-t is about eight miles Veat OF
Farmvr and adons lands of csss Burfori Morse and
Goode.
Ter,as-Por the purchase money shall require noe nego'
table al the Farmers Bank Farmye satisfactory en-
dur.er or endosers maturing about the 9Th OF May neat
+. ". WATKINS, T,u.tees
STEPHEN y. SOUTHALI,j
Tarmy'ia 3ls Dec, 1872 1l-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

1TRANKLIN HOTEL .Naia street. Riohm0ad IA rLr ,ub
scriber having leased this establishment lately KEPT BY W.
C. A. Hodges, and formerly kno~u "Eaiiey'," hegs iy-
make known to his friends aud public ceacral,y a he
hose having recently undergone thorough repair he
prepared acconaodae oil those who may favor him ~,
call Fo,n hi. long experience in the business, and dsif
nation make his house Acceptable the pub k
facrs bmse that he will receive his due proportion Of
age.
discharges shall be accommodated 10 the times.
JAMES &. BLAHEY.
Richmond. Is. bS--w-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

cTor,:Tov,s PREMIUM MI.,EaAL TEgTIL-JonN
: WtYT pgSrsr, has just received fic the shove cclsh
ra.nflrrer COMPETE Assortment - she hr.,tifl l.
4t hsye been trorb; 10 this ci;y AMI which, IL al
ainabe iinit."h o: tie nluia teeth
surplssri
1los~ who wish have a!fca! ct N serted ard ~ o.
Interested, respectfully Invited call and examine hsG.
specimens a his work.
q. ". continues, heretofore 10 perform ~ operations
the prevention and al dsras teeth and gugs.
dec the square Immediately above the Banks Main s;ies
RetereHre-5 Clarke, H. d., George Wa,son. u. H., J.
nesn. NJ. d. E. H. Carmichael, NJ. H., GGb,. W. haNt
Thomas Eelson NJ. D. James Bolton, " d. j. A. cunrInsa
n. ID. Sept. 3J-ait
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

THRUST SALE-Psuant Deed Of Trust executed by Her
bert Anderson the subscriber for the purposes therein spe
cited record the Clerks Office OF Caroline Comfy
Court lie will on Monday OH Of January next the Bow
ling Green the county Of Caroline, sell to the highest bidder
for cash several likely Negroes The title said slaves Is he
eved good bn selling Trustee, the subscriber will only
convey such lille Is Is vested IN him.
sAHL C. SCOTT.
Dec 10 63-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

At this moment, when our city is ground between
the upper and The neither mill stone the hard times and
proibitory Tariff, cannot do cur readers better
service than 10 present them with Tie following able
letter of Mr. Cambreleng, the protective system in
this country
The history Of commercial restrictions in the shape
Of duties Is given clearly by Mr. Cambreeng, and in
small compass. The origin of the system the
Of great man, loml!tcn msled, doubtless, by
the practice of other Governments and The represen
ta,ions Of interested end intriguing class among
IT, however, the adjustment of tnties, which ne planned
and which Congress adopted, had been allowed to re.
MAN. there would have been little reason to complain
1t the subsequent eyoTons o.. The favored clasSca,
under the patronage Of Congress- which lave made the
evil in.olerable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

at NAV well BE- sad therefore, that Orleans was
80 we'd not b. o., but in despite of martial iw
Tor gross insult - ttemss!ses and their local an
ori,es was well calculated 10 produce dissatisfaction
and disaiicciien
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

.After The decisive telea. Of the enemy las eyacua-
ofhe country, snd the renaton b. the people o.:
Louisiana Of ;hc o2lumny agains them, u was cnc to
them that there should have been immediate revo.
cation Of martial law. though such step should
nave ia,red inaEnauncus CONCESSION that /, never
had been needed. What the motive FOR keeping
It up afterwards, IS sit to conjecture, a"d even conec-
ture is al L loss 10 assi,n :al,onai one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

INDCCATION.-The School will be continued the eEsuL
Ia year, residence, about and half miles Southa
of Gorionsye, on the charlottesville road The Il
struciion will embrace the usually taught branches Of the En
together with the Latin aid Greek languages. Mr. Charlie.
Taafrrrn will continue instructor whose experience ard "a
should induce confidence 18th who may pa!fon
the School The lessions will be of the usual length
ing the 18th Of January For board and ,niion siaD
thing furnished by the subscriber. WM CDWHEtt.
Nov. 20 Civic.
or The RELIGIONS IIerniI VII cnnr AZ ahnrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

AT SOTICE.-The subscribers have formed plr,asfsa
- practice law. They will attend 81! he Cng. held "a
city md IN the eonnies OF Coco 1;and and Louisa
Office Governor street, next door III joseph Nayo. f..
PEACnY GRaTThN,
H2S2. COALTEa chBEL'
Rienn,ond, Va. Dec H. iai2. ri-t.-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07
Richmond. Dec. Is. 1872

FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUiSA.-The School NJ my hoq.
for the education of young ladies', Will Mot
day the 10th of January next under the supervision Of Miss u
tharne Randolph Dodge of New YORK who has discharged 10
highly responsible duties az teacher in
her patrons the present year. The nndergnsd therefore tech
hesitation IN recommending Miss Dodge he public,
competent and fathu insruclress In this schco every THO,
will he taught necessary constitute complete English Edga
ton together with Painting Music and French anG's
The school having been established with view the ec'a
Of my Children will be- heretofore. restricted Ia %
number Of pupils The location provcrba for hea;"
and s conti.niy 10 the Louisa Railroad will prove eonst
for the transportation of pupils and their baggage.
The terms, including every necessary expense Tor e scs
lastic year, will be $780,
Ny address Is Pottirsville, Louisa county.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN
Jerdone Castle Inuisa co Dec 9 1872
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

DG. oikLEY'S COMPOUND DETuGATttE syn !?
- the OF ScrofIla Kings E.i obstinate a?sns r.
Skin Pnpes or Pustules The Pace scIly Eupoas. h
Rheumatism letter. Syphic Symptoms, and al Gs'i ef'
ing from impure Of the blood, inindIcou OF a
r.. &c, SC.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United ~
with decied benefit, in rofula, tcural Diseases aDi
Cases Of an liberated character. =
Rr.nrxc, June IS
We the undersigned. hayine frequently used OaSieys
pound Dcpuratye Syrup, in The OF practice 81
cided beneficial results cheetny recommend 10 The ictu
superior preparation. ;,
II. II. MUHLENBEEG, "
SOLOMON &. BIRCH, 3.
JOHN II. OTTO, q
Tho above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNO'
LYELI Agents for the proprietor.
oae door above the Bell Tas.s
Dee a 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

Address-Flee,wood Academy, King 4 Queen.
Dec, - GS-3lg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07
Nov. IL

IN Rules held in the Clers on
ice Of the circniI Superior of Law and Chancefy Se
toway county, the 5th day of October, 1912:
Francis Barnes and Amelia J. his wife, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

J. G.. GREGORY ~ Co., Managers.
Oce .din End door bsoe corners Main and ih street
RICHMOND. VfHGIsfA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-07

ssThe wri, OF hobees corpus vas answered by an
order 10 fle Of .o.sS 10 arrest ond impr'son 'he
.judgc. Nj. Dick, The Attorney, then o5ia'ned
from Judge LEWIS, Of the Louisiana court, wfit III
behalf OF Judge Hall; and lbs was answered 10y an
0rder for the arrest and imprisonment Of 6o,h LEWIS
and DICK"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

tuition of Notabes which after holding two sessions
mended the King to call assembly States General
the three leading members Of which were Taeyrand,
Sisze and Mrabeau The character OF Mrabeau was in
this stage, very graphically sketche Then followed the
and this stage the fatal tendency Of events
both by Mirabeau and Lafayette, but they could not
was am dying, and the!monarchy will perish with
me" The Legislative Assembly next appeared, and it
beers of which, and the revolving crimes which they per-
pctrated, briefly described From this time the
vouon became essentially military, under the guidance
Of the Directory and OF course the chief topic in this
branch of the subject the rise, achievements and
final overthrow of Napoleon Bonaparte This celebrated
man was styled by Mr. Everett the most
military genius Of ancient or modern times the great
captain who conquered him in his last battle could
wildly ambitious, and deficient in human virtue
as Madame De stael justly alleges Mr.. Everett,
then n and ns
character he said Napoleon superior to Washington
but Washington the humane virtues that Napo
leon wanted; and it is consoling to trace the difference
produced these differences in their characters upon the
result of their abors In consequence of the want these
qualities, Napoleon failed in all his objects while Wash
ngton to extent which his fondcst wishes
in his youth could have anticipated Was the OBJ
ect of their heart the Of liberty Napoleon
ing yokeo CALLING tyranny upon the greater part of Flu
rope Washington contributed more than any one ndi-
vdual to the independence and liberty Of his
try aud placed il under the safeguard of wise and well
guarded constitution Did they aim at power7 Napoleon
grasped 'he rod of empire with unsteady hand and
soon his hold of it forever Washington, with with
out the insignia of Office retained undsputed empire
the hearts of his countrymen Did they seek the bubble
reputatonp Napoleon shared the fate Of Cromwell
damned to everlasting fame" while the name Of Wash
ington is surrounded with brighter and better glory
than that OF other person whose name is recorded in
history Remark too the termination Of their respective
careers Behold Napoleon expiring in agony remote from
family friends and country upon barren rock on the
coast of Africa Washington resting in peace beneath the
shade of his patea cedars upon the banks Of the Poto
his memory embamed by the tears Of the wise and
the good The comparison is consong to the friends of
humanity. (Cheers)
The second Lecture will be delivered on Thursday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

Mr. CLAYTON AND THE New CAss PApER.-The
Injunction to which Mr. Clayton, Jr., alludes was
not served on "a Cas- paper" alias the Standard /;
but upon the press and type in the possession of T.
b. Clayton, Senr., TO prevent their employment for
any other purpose whatever than thai designed by
those who contributed their means TO purchase them
PLAIN Truth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

ANOTHER JUDGE SfCK.--Judge Wells, Of the UNI
ted States District Court of Missouri lying danger
ously Ill Jefferson City the 18th inst The business
Of the court was continued to the next term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PAcKETs.-The Hibernia
passed the Montezuma (bound in) off Point Lynas
at daylight on the morning of the 9th instant. She
was under close reefs and going at rapid rate
the wind being strong from N. w. She would reach
Liverpool in a few hours, say fifteen and half
days passage.
The Yorkshire, built somewhat like the Monte
yuma, Capt Bailey,is down at the wharf, and is a
packet worth seeing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

NAvAL.-The L. 5. schooner Phoenix was to
sail from Norfolk from Charges on Tuesday The
following Is list Of her officers
Arthur Sinclair. Esq. It. CONG J. A. Doyle and Van
r. Morgan act'g Its. Marius Duval Asst Surgeon w.
A. Henry, Passd Niidn. w. II. Chick, Purser's Clerk.
The Pensacola Gazette Of the 9th inst says The u s.
ship vncennes Capt Buchanan has received orders to
proceed down the Gulf on cruise, and will sail in the
early part Of the ensuing week. The ". brig Oregon
Lieut. Comdg Percy, sailed the It'll instant for New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

BREMsH CONSUL GENERAL.-The President OF
the United States has recognized Albert Schuma-
cher as Consul General of Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

THAT TRusK.-No tidings yet Of Pomeroys
trunk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

FEMALE PATRIoTIsM.-A magnificent silk ban
ner, the work of the delicate fingers of the ladies of
the Fourth Ward, will be presented to the Ameri-
can Republican Association of that Ward, at the
Shakespeare Hotel this evening. One of the ovelies,
girls of the Ward, perhaps in the city, will pre-
sent the splendid gift I; and one of the handsomest
young fellows in the association will reply. 1t
will be very interesting scene. Gallant hearts
and bright eyes-these are the arms and ammuni-
ton of "Young Americap'
"YoUNG Don't forget the grand
Ball at the Tivoli Saloon tonight.
VILLAGES CONCERT LAST NIGHr-Walace
Cassella and Sutton! Genius, soul and beauty,
united to charm-to delight Was Wallace bril-
liant-Cassella was the gentle spirit of some hea-
ven-bon one mourning-so pure-so sweet, that
we feared the chord which thrilled in its agony
would break and leave us to regain its holy sphere.
Madame Sutton was the binding power which
linked the brilancy of the to the tenderness OF
the other. She was never in better voice, and
sang admirably-as though she had caught the fire
which sparkled around her But Cassella, as
bending DER his instrument, he touched the strings
and played his Souvenir de Genes"-how shall
we describe him! 1t was dream of the most
touching beauty the mind can encompass. He
surprised-he astonshed-he delighte he soften
ed-he thrilled every one. Composed by himself,
he seemed the very!impersonation of the music. His
auditory were spell-bound, and as symptom OF
applause manifested itself, "hush" Involuntary
started on every side to repress the outbreak les
the soul OF the musician might be recalled from
the realms of thought-est the spirit should wing
its flight and leave lis but the man. He was most
enthusiastically applauded at the close, and shouts
of -cncore"-brought him out second
time, and again he repeated the gem. We have
one regret, and that is, that the house was not so
crowded the performers deserved. However,
Cassella gives concert on the 18th, assisted by
Madame Sutton and Wallace. Let those who have
music in their souls be there.
ELEGANT SoUvENlR.-Mr. George Il. Choerele,
of Maiden Lane and William street, has submitted
to our inspection one ofthe most unique Souvenirs,
of his own manufacture, we have ever seen.
Within elegant ivory leaves, mounted with
richly polished steel, and guarded by dmnuve
lock, there is contained all the implements used by
ladies' in the occupations of the parlor, perpetual
memorandum book with a silver pencil case, a
case for notes, and variety Of other utilitarian
adIuncts. A fair opportunity is thus afforded foI
bashful gentlemen to show their gallantry.
THE PAINTINGS is the last day and evening
Of the free exhibition OF the splendid foreign Paint
lngs at the corner of Broadway and Chambers
street These pictures are really highly finished
and beautiful, and rare opportunity is now at.
forded to our citizens to furnish their parlors with
something that will always afford pleasure to ex-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

BAPTISM OF ADAMS " Co.'S ExPREss.-We learn
that Mr. SWEET, the enterprisng messenger OF Ad-
ans & Co., in attempting to get ashore from the
steamer, early yesterday morning, jumped into the
river much against his feelings and inclination. 1t
delayed him but a few moments. however
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22

STILL FURTHER FROM MoNTEvIDEo.-It appears
by advices from Montevideo to the 18th of Octo-
Der, that Admiral Browns blockade of that port,
would not, probably, be recognized.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-22


Lovooy MovEr Marcel Dec I-Various causes have
tcled TO operate against improvement in the value Of
British Securities since last amongst which the
withdrawal of the Emperor Of RuSsil irom the Confer
ence of London thereby evincing determination 20 as
Independent position 10 the matter Of the Greek
revolution and the anticipation that the cost OF the mill
ary preparations in Ireland will absorb any increase IN
The next Quarters Revenue which might otherwise have
accrued from the Improvement in trade Prices have
dergone rome huctuation, will be perceived by q
quotations but not TO much extent Conso to-day
quoted 96 10 e6 for special transfer and money and
the opening eX-dividend, 95s TO 95I the Reduced
Three and Half per Cents are lot 10 1925 and he
Hall per Cents 1927 and the New for special trans.
Ter, lo2E Exchequer Bills at Dos 10 59s prem.
Ihe business in the Foreign Market last week not
very extensive Its generally believed that both England
ana France have united cordially for the pacfcaton OF
Spain commercial treaty, il is said is in progress
To-day, the Foreign Investments generally were limited
Portuguese Bonds depressed in
81 the protracted negotiations for the iong promised tariff
The South American stocks with the exception of
rather heavy, though Mexican is about per cent
differences between the two Governments are adjusted
Brals are dull at 74 Several bargains have occurred
Greek Loans in consequence OF the decision Of
Exchange Committee allowing ransac ions either with
% without coupons
LoSpoS Dec. Ave have material alteration TO no
tee an Markets since last adyices under date 18th u
timo prices Of most articles steadily maintained but
for export and the home trade has been moderate In the
manufacturing districts, business is proceeding in a salts
factory manner, the operatives finding full employment in
almost every district OF the country.
There has been more active demand for money, but
the rlsies OF discount are sl moderate
The overland mail which TO have LEFT Bombay on
isi November has no, yet arrived.
AsheThe public sale OF 800 barrels on 2lst ult went
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28

the cheapest paper published in Iowa.
We have received quite number OF
new subscribers since our enlargement,
and we hope all friendly to the paper
especially our country subscribers
will endeavor to extend lis circulation
among their neighbors.
We are greatly indebted to the refy
Fattering notices some of our cosem'
poraries in the Territory have given
about our enlargement and the low
price of our paper. Such magnaa1ha.
sty should not 60 unrewarded. One
says il is now almos, as large as ours
Two others say the Hawkeye is now
printed on a superroyal sheet, when II
fact, in purchasing our paper, we have
TO pay for imperial. They must have
big and generous hearts, these same
odi.oro
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28
TNN2 EE9pfiIsE.

The adjourned Town Meeting on
Saturday last was well attended; and,
by parusal Of the proceedings, which
may be found in another column, 1t
will be seen that proper steps have at
last been taken to bring into market and
make available the unsold lots in our
city. The report is an able one, and,
in our view, seems in all lis parts TO
meet the exigency of the case. We
iropr no delay may be allowed in send
ing on the proposed memorial to Con-
gress. AS all our citizens are inter
ested, we believe our Delegate vii!
urge the matter on, according TO re-
quest,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-28
WING Territorial Convention

A call fo- Wing Convention will be
found in another column, to be held in Iowa
City, on the 9th proximo. We hope o!d
Des Moncs will be fully represented, not
withstandlng this short notice. MIA: say
the wings throughout the Southern coun'
ties? Such meetings are always fraught
with good results when generally attended,
and we hope the one contemplated VIII be
80. Never were the prospects OF the wing
party brighter than now Never were then
principles better understood or more fully
appreciated The wicked and nonsensica
prciudices against their talented leader are
by the force Of truth, winch has so long
been crushed TO earth, melting away like the
fog before the glorious summers sun, anf
Justice, though slow in its progress, vii
vet be done to IfENRY CLAY