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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

CONCORD ACAnEMYThe neat Session oil ths nsi'tn
y vii! commence OH first al FEBRUARY, and terminate
the last Of June. The Of Instruction. coipsins ie
sciences extensive rs that al any Academy
in the Caion. ,,,.o.I
crus-for aud ltion including washing bedding anu
fuel, Su0, payable in advance . .,
Parents and CANADIANS ho may wish to place the SOM ava
wards this Seminary, requested to direct Their ies ."
Concord Academy Caroline county, Va, addressed "a .t '
scfihe- = 4. W .oi,1 80 ,t
Harrison. Rogers ard fucker te
University Of vnriua; T. T. Scott Speaker 81 The
C. ". Gnch, Eq.,s Richmond; William Gibbons o., ,eW
Jersey; Col Modecai coosc,t Portsmouth; Robert e. = ha
Es L., Richmond Grn. James w. Pesram,' do Col Wi IN L.
Johnson r.tr,rs; Jce olleman, Esd Isle Of wight
H. 1a,lr E.a Airy Il. NJ r. Hunter ESD Escy 'Goac
John T. Mason Southampton, Hon. William O. Eives wang
oa Cen GayIy Acconlc Res. X H. cobhs, Cincinnati ONO
Gcn.le;ren Ind. who al present have, oh or
wards OF the Institution r., ..
III :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

E asin offers his services the ensuing year, rs
Agent, and will at.end strictly 10 the Hiring out
N,'oe> Rentin. Houses Collecting Claims, &c My friends
give their Servants pass aud send them 10
CiCe and assured, that the cest attention VIII be
!d cetin. prices and good hones for them.
Commissions only and half per cert
GEORGE w. TOLER,
Dec iG G5-l2, Agent and Collector, Lisle's Ro..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

TEtCtEcAn experienced Teacher gfaGuite oi one %!
:. Institutions wishes situations the
t satisfactory pFoois Of moral character ana s'andh- a
chcr gwen Address (pn, paid Herbert Reese IRE 81
cu Trustees, Jefferson Academy Mount Level Iinwit-
De Reference may be had TO Dr. w F. Thompson OF the '-
Gi-c.*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

CANAL BOAT FOX SALE-By write al deed az us' exc
- Thomas VI Montague the subscribers Tor oert
purposes mentioned, which Is duly recorded ~ The co
~ of Fiuvanna, shall proceed 10 SELL on SATURDAY the en
av January Columbia the Canal Boat Rvannn nor
good order, Fixtures and three Il"c. Tens
made sale Wi he s"ld for cash, srHeal
' 'e WILLIAM FONTAINf
Doc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

= GEo EINC-he subscribe, again offers his services 10
- public branch Of his business as the time Tor hiring
His will he to give that attention
", the oC the reqnein sickness especially
lie attend The Collection oi debts Of de
NtrtoD Een.n. Houses, SC. W. Richard g. iu!sa.
has several wears been associated with him II
LIN In his business RICHARD III JR
Oficc the Enquirer Office,
lan street, below the Banks
Dec 70 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

HARMS FOR SALE-he subscriber is authorised 10 dispose
9th. Farm If M T.. 4. Iockei lying in the OF Ches
erded Is mites from the city o Richmond This trac:
6 well timbeted well enclosed, and IN good
The dwslln. house, harGs stables, r, all IN pretty
order There the premises excellent Saw Mill,
and GrSt Mil, which needs repair. Owing 10 The bad
health the proprietor property offered FOR s. 600
Of Farms upon The .pper James river III the
market contains ,210 acres 25 of which lew
grounds OF the qualify. The highland is in Tie highest
ocuvaiion, and but little nirrinI To The low grounds
Pu'liings &c. aud complete. TrRMsS $50; $4,000
cash balance tme bearing interest II l. seldom that
such is TO he had Apply To Z. +. BoTTS
.U-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

AT-5a0 sacks Salt, landing in fine order, from schooner
- Thomas Ireland Fer sale by .,,o,,r
BOYD EDMOND & DAVENPORT:
G3-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

,EkvANT WANTED-Wanted, either To hire or purchase
; servant Woman who has been accustomed housewoIk
s.,5i. f,,yr~ Nov. Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

SOT!CE-Na persons indebted 10 the concern of j. & a.
\ requested make immediate payment To me- ana
sc having Claims aeanst said requested To pre-
s.-t,,on, FIR rr,,uc-, JOSEPH GOODE,
Gr..7 ;g-Sw Surviving Par'rcr Of j. & A. cooce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

! iQloRlCE.-Io0 cases superior Liquorce-for sale BY
l. DAVENPORT x ALLEN
~. ~ 6.-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

COUNTY.
)uEsUa ANT the provisions OF deed Of s, executed by
VIM Pamon aud the undersigned, dated the Isl day
September, isc and daily recorded in tie Clerks Office :"
County Court OF Hanover for the Of securing debt
mentioned, dgc John Steppar s'all proceed IA
sell TUESDAY, the 5th day Of December 1913 being Han
day. the Courthouse o Hanover comfy public
auction for ready money the highest bidder tract parcel
LAND situate, lying and being Tie SAID county OF lover
adjoining lands oi Wat Fayl-r and Others aad containing
the and bounded de
scrbsd the said deed. Also, Slaves, named Lewis
and boy named George As Trustees, shall con
vcy such title only vested in by of The deed Of
trust aforesaid. LOFTfN " ELLETf r,sees
RO. Il. CARVER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

WISH cai;loy yoine lady take charge OF School IN
taliy; had experience ~ tcaehh.
produce testimonials OF her qualifications 70 tea'h e
branches G edncGtou together with Music on Inc
Piano fur;e q liberal salary will he .isen
SARAH ". DAVIS.
AS-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS,
OILS. DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
LARGE and well Stock, embracing tile usual varie
"A ~ of the articles of first quality for sale low by
Allen DUVAL & CO., Main street, Richmond
Or, n Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

l,5G REMIT Members IF The LgiStaf-Six very com
and spacious Rooms, the Store OF tue sln7c'
r, The location ii the house is GesiIaheand efntemc n
,a,n. Rooms would do well call and thrn We VIII
f-.t hem is,v. GAYNOR, WOOD & CO.,
Xay II T.5-,f1 .Sri; tac Bet 7ccern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

STEAyGp OR STOLEN an Saturday last, NEW,FoCNp
- LAND PUPPY eight old well grown for his age ne
cocr four white feet and tail tipped WIN
Na eyes. liberal reward vii! be given for nun
a., a ~ " 50-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

The subscriber discovered another Spring e waters Of
which are eyoed highly BY those who have ned hcm and
they are certainly very As the virtues these waters
there might said and hundreds of might be
produced but the subsc rber d. ems 1t unnecessary
Inn. l1-tr FRANCIS SWIISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

JAMES RIVER LAND FOX SALE-Ey virtue Of 4 Deed 81
Trust executed by John Christian Trustees for GER
therein described which deed hears date the
day June m aud is of record in the Court Of Char
County shall proceed the 9th day of February next
Beacon Office News ROOMS the Borough oi Nmiok 10
sell h.es bidder, Tor cash, Tract Of Land lying IN the
said count, of Charles city cal ed NEW WESTBihf supposed
contain 20n $50 acres, and situated between Hers
lev and rlt This estate Is understood 10 - valuable, and
tile indipntahe LIT, acting Trustees shall convey
only such TILE rs vested by the said deed.
JOHN a. MACKINDER. T,s,o,
II. McCANDISa,
lid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

NTOTTOWAY LAND FOR SALE-Having cetefinihcr u
~ remoyc To fresh country orr private safe. my Tract
of Notoway RIVER in Nct'oway county containing up
land tins
~ This has been state Of gradual improve
inent years It's susceptibility of Improvement
by plaster has been satisfactorily proven Two three
hundred this Land in original orestOne hundred and
fifty gown Pines ana sufficiently fertile 10 grow Tine
Tobacco, Nnioway hoom Land,
equal any the River The Improvements good and
convenient consisting Of story dwelling house, l seven
rooms necessary horses and in good odcr.
The healthy in Holloway, aud The neigh
borl,ood is surpassed by any IN virginia.
Attached to this Land Gr,s. Flour M, with vaiua-
csom Notioway River, which is failing strenn
viii sold with without the Mil Any
money Land would 10 we'll Ia rN-
Tract seldom Tract OF Land posessin: its
offered for sale. have fine young Orchard OF
Apple. Plum Trrcs, prinoo s'neas
Nurseries. sell Land low, and at accommodating
payment viii take in payment N-srces at valuation
JOHN l.. MORGAN.
Dec u 6I-oawiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

OTlCE-The offers far sale. privately, has "A
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. constn: Of
G79 of LAND 100 al which Hat land oir>t
rate qualify, and all high state Gi Improvement On ood
portion the hi. land there is fine crop Of Cioverit-
production Of which Virginia Superior. All hn.s
lefed, Amelia Springs certainly the most valuahpo
Virginia: healthy, and is waters
equal any Virginia TIE Improvements the plGc are
very large aud SUPERIOR nil of the houses having teeu eceted
within years There Is large brick o!e,,
stories high with spacious ball roo - feet by :, the
Ladies' sitting adjoining, and aboe, and
large Grn,.rmcus sn. the basement story. Gtach
SIDE Of the Hotel there h!ck house ach d
feet length and each containing II There j. s,n
large framed building, 10 rooms aud nmhcr
other rooms sufficient all In entertain 800 20 per
sons very superior dining 49, .t "n-,
built nf brick sufficiently spacious dine 100
ALSO neai comfortable private residence, located e'r TIE
dining roont well ua;e! for the residence Of a. super
intending dining There also good store oIse
There i also good bath house. with eight rooms Appropriated
venence &c, being of brick sufficient to onlaln al
The yard pleasure grounds ayin. been Id out ~
celebrated English gardener and all the horders beautifully de-
corated with strbh.ry Of different kinds; makrs ts most
beautiful situation The Springs located III flat surpassed
in beauty by in tie world. The waters Of us Amelia
Springs have anayzr by Dr. Bridges, OF Phaap ha ana
approved Of by poc Parish oil the place Tie blowing Is
the anaysis compared with that Of the White SGpSprngs
AaEii, SPRINGS. WaITE ScLrHus 5rEiSGs
GASEOUS CONTENTS could GASEOUS CONTESTS:
accraaed, having es Suphai= Hydrogen e5cub IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

4 SMALL COUNTRY SEA1.-Ihc subscriber will sell, NJ
~ phc Auction the aist" eremher, on thu premises ms
comfy o Hanover, not more an rsl
from city of Richmond and Two AID hall Ion ,s
Mechancsville Turnpike. The esabliilmen consists 81 MY
acres of land pa,t ri which Is highly improved, producing:
with lir labor copsthe buildings are all new ts
containing four with IRE Places spacious
s-a.- and three rorccs stable aud barn. and eces
sary comfortable accommodation o slaii III
mly-n eliY. mcsi agreeable and thlrky settled heeh"
hn II is sufficiently near city afford agreeable
without dcrrem 10 iirii rhsas
The Distance bcin. travelled Turnpike in lire
NOR. Than an TERMS GOO cash, the balance IN Two
i ". II. CERTI:
Ig-Wti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3D. 1918
sAIr m LAM Mill. C.


ElY virtue Of Of the Circuit Superior conr Of Law
I'D Lhnncery the c'Ga;y Of Cumberland, dated the bud
Of September S3 pronounced the of Nathaniel T. fnw
ell Gilbert T. Caunetna, Lawrence Carnet0n, John
Woodson. PANEL j. Hare ook. Shcperds K Co. Mayo b. Caring
ton rigii Administrator Of Joseph ~ Caring
ton deceased Henry Smith, Benz. n. Powell James Mlcr the
Henry, James being late merchants,
in trade under the finn Of Henry Smith Co, the said Henry
Smith Moore, Executors of The last will and Tesla
ment Smith, deceased Albert K. fayser, snrviv
himself and Josiah Hatcher deceased Mathew and Hen
Robertson and Madison Flanagan, James NJ AUSTIN Ex
of Anna Austin, deceased William A. R"bertsnn Nat
and Henry Walton William Ellis and Temple Elicit merchants
and pa tners who traded under the firm of Ellis Ee VII
linn Wooso1, Holden Rhodes and Niiiam H. Mcfarland part
under the firm style Of Rhodes McFarand we shall
der for cash. the LAND which Gilbert T. Carrinet"n new
resides containing, supposed to contain hundred and
eighty acres hundred nf witch are ia woods III
original growth and heavily mbered, and the whole tac' Is oil
excellent quality.
There Dwelling House with four aud all The neccs-
out houses and improvements the whole al whcn nave
been within the three years. There Is also situated
upon Tract of Land excellent Grs and saw a, bo o
which are Of considerable value.
This Property situated within miles OF The mouth oil
Wis's RIVER and six miles above Cnrtcrvie, IN The county OF
Cumberland, in pleasant nrghbnrhood
HENRY 7. IRVING, Commissioners
JNO. r. WOODSON, ~
Also at aud place. the said JOAN r. Wo"dsnn
by Deed OF Trust executed Ia HIM by Gilbert T. "a"
nglon purposes mrntoned viii orr for sale SIEVE
raj likely Negroes remainder of the said g. T. Car
ngtos personal property, conveyed said deed Terms Of
| "' ''' wa JNO. p. WooDSoN, Trustee.
Dec r Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
]. G. GREGORY u Co., Malagcrs,

OGce on Nam 2ad door bton qn a1 lih stre:
SPLE.E DiD CaPfT.7L;!
$4,000 Dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

GALE NEGROESThe subscribers, acting under decree
- Caroline Circuit Court made the end OF May last IN The
case of lipkin ps!iaw will SELL MlIers Tavern In the
county King the 4th of JANUARY " fair,
the fair day thereafter for ready money! about twenty
Neeroes-men women and oh ldren SAFE positive.
SAML G. SCOTT, Commissioners
JSO- l.. MARYE, J
noo G6-oawtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. B. for 1871, 10 he drawn
Alexandria ID. c. Saturday, the s of January ISL II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

AMELIA SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not be asccnaiaed, having es-
capped before the water reach
ed Phj,aGeiphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23


ALEX ANnRIA LOTTERY Class No. !, for Ga, 10 be- drawn
Alexandria D. G., Saturday, the 9TH Of Jpusiy, lSii !!
10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23

vAsH SALE OF NFGRoES-on TUESDAY, the End day of
~ January 1874 if fair not, the next fair day thereafter
shall proceed SELL for ready money before the swan Tavern
women, boys and sirsamunsst them fine field
and house hands WM. NELSON,
Administrator of Thomas Nelson, jr., deed.
Yorktov.n Dec e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-23
AMELIA COURTHOUSE FOR SALE.

NE purchased for cash. for the purpose OF
securing drh all OF The Real Esne al the above place;
and being disqualified by his other engagements rn taking
charge Of the property will offer for SAFE ut poc
auction, upon liberal Amelia e. H., on the et day OF
December isi3 that being Couu day. The terms viii be mace
day Of The farm about one thousand
of Land unusually large proporton OF which IN oel-
buildings, and asicient guam
arabic Land profitable employment of twelve or M
hands in the culture of tobacco wheat con and oa-i oil
the buildings requisite large establishment, public and pri
vae are now on premisrs-among them, large Tavern
Stables and Quarters Kitchen Ice House, Dairy suitable
establishment There IS also, excellent Garden
enclosed by substantial brick wall and great variety h near
ins Trees with much II the property shonu
day appointed will be publicly offered iot
privately rented On the SATURDAY
following offered for sale, the place, by MI VIM
Escestun, present occupant all OF The Plantation SlocS IN
Guiding Horses Cows Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils .orn
Oats Fodder aud Shucks and large o OF very good FUR
posed 10 examine il before The day Of sale.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
A Home Market.

We endeavoed the other day, impress upon read
the importance Of Home Market for the products OF
our State, and the certain OF creating
The view Of the there presented not less important
TO be understood by the growe than by the wheat
raisers, and indeed directly them. 1t is
well known fact, that England takes from more
than she possibly avoid. She receives cotton
but will she receive BALE after she shall have been
able raise il in Indal No who understands her po-
Icy, will believe it for moment.
certain party among is in the habit OF exclaming
continually, against English interference in domestic
affairs They ready go upon that argu-
BY strange inconsistency, however, that very party
is willing TO leave entirely her mercy. Of rup
IL England be the only market for the of the
savcholdng country and there be market for at home
what be done in Of the which these gentle
ready TO exciiel How is the raiser to
dispose of his CROP when all the manufactures have stop
ped for the Of protcction7 Do Southern
friends that long England is the only market for
their produce, she has them in her power That she may
interfere with any question she think proper and that
they dare declare against her. while she has all their
resources in her own powerl
strikes OF the srangcst anomalies in the world
that the whole South united a upon this sub
joct that all its inhabitants de desire manuaco
ries flourish to indefinite extent. Jealous they
of English interference with domestic affairs,
do they that they voluntarily putting a
whip in her hands, which she will brandsh with
tremendous effect in the event OF stugglel With
Home market, always of sale for our
produce. In of sudden declaration of war, shall
then hear OF stoppagc of mills and thousands OF barrels
of flour left rotng the hands of the miller; bales OF
moudcrng the wharves OF cities or at the
gins OF the plantes-whch inevitably be the case
the agricultural interest protected. The South, the
whole South, deeply interested in this subject The pro-
portion of interest, which she has the North in
the ratio of anhundred She raises the product the
North only manufactures it, She produce from ne
cesy, for she has other The North the
contrary, is not necessarily obliged to manufacture.
We that the reign Of sky scraping politicians
end, and that the of sense and practical
views approaching. The people OF the South have been
msed upon this subject 10y DESTROYS of rising pow
upon it. They have considered the vital import
of home and the precarious of foreign
ket They have been told that the Tariff a monster
which would deyour them with little the ogres
OF fairy tale feed little children and they
believed the tale because told often But let them
take this view Of the subject and feel convinced they
will require other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
Vast Historical Resenrch.

John Jones is INDUCING series Of very learned and
elaborate essays upon the Designs of the British Govern
men" One Of these essays contains piece of information
which will be received by readers with feeling very
near akin TO amazement. Here it is;
"Great Britain rarely attacks enemy openly and boldly
1t only at the closing of the Of Napoleon
that British troops msTched upon the soil Of France and
yet nation contributed produce the Empcrors
overthrow The British navy swept the French flag from
the ocean, and the British Cabinet enlisted the
Of Europe TO wage nteminabe by land. Although
Napoleon scarcely English soldier in of
great battles excepting the last il is that du-
regard Great Britain his impacnbe Toe and to at
tribute all his disasters the malignant operations Of that
power"
We should have thought that the occupation Of Toulon
early in the French Revolution the victory Of st June,
1894 and the invasion Of Holland and Egypt things
not done IN corner, say nothing Of the landing Of
large English force the Continent 1905 the expedition
under Lord Chatham and the OF tic Peninsula which
took place at later period The British Navy, 1t sec ms
"wept the French fog from the ocean," bu, this Of course
was not done "opony and boldly" II must have been
done, a clundesne and eowardy manner. The fact is
that Plus policy Of fighting France by Of mercono.
res, false and very nearly fatal policy; but there
nothing Of concoament in IT. II seems though that
British troops did not march upon the soil Of France until
near the close of Napoeon's reign Will John be- good
enough 10 let know what other troops besides tho British
did, We had always thought that France was not invaded
until the rsyerses 10 Russis brought the whole Alliance
upon her, and that Wellington entered the South u France
at the time that the Soyeroigns entered the North
We suppose however, John, like his young MASTER "a b.
hors BRUSH History"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
MAGDALEN SOCIETY.

We call the attention of the humane benevolent to
the subjoned notice. If there n which call
ed for active eXerons in its behalf this is the There
is class of human beings deepyso deporuby unor-
nate, that in whose favor their sympathes invoked
Shu, by their folly and imprudence from all chance
OF amendment they scarcely regarded belonging
the great human family. All other human beings have
some hope-it shines in the distance like bright STAR
umine the darkest puth-to the dreary pgri-
mage But here there is no hope. a class of beings
made by the God with ourselves, worshppng the
maker-and expecting salvation through the Savior,
is absolutely and entirely shut from all hope Of amend
ment.
To raise the banner Of hope-to place before their
the means of savaonto open their minds the recep-
lion of the great and all important truths of the
Gospel, and to place them beyond the reach Of
temptation far It is possible 10 do so-hese the
objects Of this Society They holy and worthy of all
prase. The spirit OF Savior who rejected none
that were willing to him and confess their SINS and
who preferred the humble publican the phar-
Is cxempied in the establishment of this institution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

The Charleston Mercury holds the following language
with regard to the conestn progress between the Enquirer
nnd Republican:
The PefersbUTg RpuJiicaH and the Richmond Enquirer
There ). writer IN the Petersburg Republican, over the
ouinOus signature u Grip Raps." who has been poyng
te deuce with venerable friend Of the Enquirer The
old gentlemen Is IN awful trepidaton that cenr-and
with good reason for he has been only terribly trap
ped" but think fairly ripped and his bowels shed OUT so
that scarcely remains be done than TO perform the
Of JUNCTION and his parting spirit in its
passage upward. Our friend cries for truce and pro-
he will open his mouth for six weeks because he
"urcd" Now can't bo he "trod" for oil the world
knows "Od Virgnny ttov No, hc ia thrashed we
fear and only little mend his bones and qfo
whole sgan, and say, In the Of heavenly charity
let him have ~, for II the old gentleman Trapped" nn
"npped" much longer, after this fashion, he will be reduced
such fragmentary last, that the Caudron Of
Medca with twenty times its nedicaied virtues would fs
to ronovse hm,-and then what will "Od VrRnny" dot
We ak the question with INFINITE solemnty-What will
ho great State Of Vrgnis" do, when Mr. Richie IL gone
a question not 20 be answered.
Notwithstanding our deep sympathy for the
ror Of tho Enquirer, has diverted little SEQ how
differently equipped the combatanis rush TO the fight The
one used the command OF ponde
Vrgnian Team and Coach, falls upon his youthful
antagonist with his fayoro whPgood only for distant