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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17

IN EXPERIENCED TEAC HER, who is 4
n graduate OF one of OH principal institutions,
is DESTROYS Of Obtaining situation loI Inc en-
sning year either in an AcadeMy or fnya.e
,bar,.iical Teacher would be required.
The he's, references can be given.
address r. H. G., Barboufs y Roads, lie OF
Wight county, Va. Oct lawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN
KING. G. nT-EtE

There vii! BE- Mass Meeting OF the Demo-
Gratis Of Kin: & Queen on Friday, the 25th DC
iober, at Mount Olvet, about nine miles below
the Court House, and within two miles of 1.-THE
Plymouth The Democrats of King & 0ueo n,
anil the adjoining counties Of Gloucester. Middle
sex, Essex, Caroline and King William. and a!
other persons, are invited 20 a,tcnd. The speak
ins will commerce at IL O'Clock.
John Summcrson; VIM. $. Jcffries,
WIN. P Bird, Thos. Buman.
Jas. Guthrie, Norman Warrington,
Rob'. Bland Jr., Rob-; Bland, ST..
Henry Didlake, John Burton,
James p. BOYD Robert Bowden.
conomit;t,p nj ArranooncutS
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gtummer enioe quite Unlibten iber oen
autb BORT aufeetaubtsn Nariul6mus. mel,
DE DER Seabtun9 unierer gcIer nl6t un-
wuroi9 ieln mocbten. Salt. Gorr.
,&sn rebliber Sir9er oieis6 eanos6
miro fib tpeioern, ir9eno Elm 8eies gu un
taritueen. melbes Die llnuerle ebarfeit unp
Soeilj9fet oe5 Stimmrebt6 iibsrt. &si,
ner miro iib wei0crn 6ur Qbl6afTuna be-
ftebenoer WiBbrdubs bei5utra0Fn. 9jebe
sur Sreibeit 1T Die b,its @ab3 oe5 Olm.
nlel6. sic 1T oa6 on8cborne G.btbeiI
zines Seosn. Die Sreibeit su erfennen
uno Su ,leben beoorf feincr iabreIan0en
prufun0. 2Sa5 elmer in finf Sobren
nibt be9reift, oas miro ct nimmer Uerlfe-
ben. Sarum wuroen mir uns Dem Na'
tlol6mus tpioerlesen uno NIT aQen uns 5u
@sbote ffebenoen Mitteln befimpfen,
Dem Die Serldn0crun9 Der 3eit auf 81
SABRE Der einjiee Qunft mdre, UNI Den eo
lib banoelte uno wofIr Die 9tatipes fam,
pfen. @urcen Die 9iatioes. i'm Sat iie
ibre GrunoiaBe sum @eiee oe6 2anoe5
MAIDEN fonntrn, nitbt oeraoe oa6 bealpet
fen uno beruopbrin9en, ipa5 i,e 8u Utrbln
bern rpGnlbcn? 8uroen in 81 Sabrcn
lib nibt cine Wa1e uon 2(u5ldnocrn bier
an9ebduft baben, ole nur Sittcrfelt uno
WiOsrwiuen eeoen Die Ssnobne: zines
9anoe5 fiiblen f0nnten, mel6t5 ibnen 70
barte un8erebte Seoin9ungen auferle8te !?
go lpis mir elauben, Dap e6 gum Seiten
zines ieoen GinSeIncn oerelbt, 70 balo lpie
moBlb Imer!faner ju peroen, 70 mu6 e5
auO i'm Sntershe Der Wai1en lieeen.
Oee Snterei1e 1T isDotb ourbau6 9e0en
ltltig. Sin frenoe6 Glement fam uniern
Snltltutionen nur lhaoen unO lIe Defdbr'
oen. ndbreno lslbif MibbrQube nur Dor.
uber9ebPnoen uno 9erineen Na6t5eil nit
lib flbren.- -Semebr mir nit oer Sen
oen, uno Dem Sreiben oe5 Natlp!5mu5
betannt perocn, um 70 lnnl8er 1T uniere
rsber;cu9un8 rap nur S6ooen uno 9tab'
tbeil fir Ole game Station oavous cnt
wobien f0nnen."
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9dncoifer oen 3ten December 1874

9ducoifer oen 3ten December 1874.
ueberfIbrun0 u Uon Oieben.
Sei Der Gonrt Der piertcliabri8en Sit
sunoen Don oieIem Gauntp. lpclbe lbren
Qnfan9 nabm am lSten poriaen Monat6,
,purocn Sobn Sone6 unO RObeyt Cooper
ouf Die Qnflaoe perbort, oen Stobr oCe
6errn Sreelano an DER Sap. in Der gtobt
pom l2ten poljoen 2(u9ult erbrotben uno
beroubt Su baben. Der erlttre ertannte
iib fir fbuloi8 an uno lpuroe 6u elmer
8efaneenlboft Don funf Sobren ms
3ubtbau5 perurtbeilt. Cooper bln9e9en
uerlanete Elm Serb0r, puroe itutoi0 be
funoen uno ebenfau6 ;u fGnfidDrl9er @e'
fauoenibaft i'm Subtbauie Uerurtbellt.
Seioe iolen alte Serbreber fein. Sonee,
ooer Or. Soncs, tpie er lib nennt, 1T elm
&erl BON iebr outem Unlfanoe, trdBt elne
ocloene Sriue uno loll nit elmer lebr rel
peftabeln Samilie in Gbclfer Gauntp per
ponot feln. Gr 9ien0 bel elnem 9esplllen
&laIe ooer Gaie in Die Soft. nab oslen
6auIe ct lenen Sbeil pon Dem 0aub no6
Seeebuno oe5 0iebfabl6 brabte. 0ur6
Iein einebn,enoe6 IeufIsre 9elaa8 es lbm
Die @unlt Der @eib6perlOn su 0elplnnen,
nit Der aloIc ooer Safe als feline Srou
lsbte, uno oarauf 9ien9 SonFs nit oerlel'
ben ourb. Oies fibrte su Der Gntost
funo Der Dicbe oenn Gaie. pelber um
oen Oiebltabl muBte, entoefte oarauf aus
Jaacbs oeoen Sones, neil ibm oieier feline
Sub!sriu entfGbrt bate. Die Sotbe Der
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pbilooclpbier polijei. pel6e Damn Die
Olebe feltnabm.
Ser @ertb Der eeraubten Baaren be
tru8 6 bis 700 EbaIer pouon 6err Srse.
lano bios iu Dem Wertb BON unoefsbr
300 6baler aurif erbalten bat, welCbe Ole
Oiebs Su &Ieioun95lfGfen batten perfsr.
tl8cn tahen. 8olts Sreuno.
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ib ourtD einen ouBeroroentliben 3ufag
nod9 einmal aus meinsr @efansenIdjoft
erlo6t weroen fonnte. Sa, oieie Soee
oruGte iib i'm leeten Sabre msiner Ge=
fan9enlbaft 70 tef in mene Ginblouu9
Elm, Dap ib elm 8slubOe tDat, penn ib ie
meine 8reibeit rpieoer erlan9en ioute,
mein 9eben 0ott in elmer Ginieoelei cts
lpo6 bon Som entfernt> 6u tpeiben, uno
bort meine Sage 6u beltblieBen, 70 bolo
meine Sodter in Oct @elt uerior9t iei.
Die interefantelte Seit meines eeben5
riidte nun Deran, oer 2lu9enblif meiner
8efreiun9 por Dor oer 2bGr, uno Die
9ottliCbe 8uti9teit molte nit Die 9eoen
uno Den Summer oer leeten 9 Sabre nun
uberFiilli9 belobnsn. SD 9lautte felt
9eroumsr 3eit, oab Der Sey5c9 beftGnois
auf Dem Stbloile Wobne, oa ct mir meine
Jeobrun9smlttel INNER re9elmdBi9 bra1=
te zines Sa9e6, oa mein Sorratb balo
am Gnos mar, erwartete ib Jpn nit elmer
Art bon un9eoulo, oo6 Fam er uidt uno
it5 per3ebrte meinen Iesten ourfti9tn Sii=
fen. ScD luNte mid 6u berubi9en, ootb
spartete ib aub Den nd0iten Sag per9es
bene auf neuen llnterbalt, oer mir ale
Qu9enbliGe unentbebrbrliber spuroe ; lln=
rubs fam Su 6un9er uno Durf, nabm
mir Cen S1laf uno in oieier Sage bracb.
te idb beinabe nod einen Sag Su. S1
purce nun febr fbwob uno 9loubte mein
Gnoe fei nobe; iD furbtete MIDI nicbt
Dor oem Sooe, uno oo6 oron9 Die Grin=
nerun9 an alles lpos mir lieb uno rertb
mar in mid uno mabts MIDI perle9en.-
l'n9Iu6li6e5 &ino! lln9lGteljtbe Nut=
ter! 'pie 9rouiom oerlofsn brin9e i6
meine lesten Qu9enbtife Su! Selter 1lr~
beber meines 0oleinS, mub ib oenn iter=
ben obne osinen Se9en Su erbolten? lcb
mcine Sobter-ieb fam Dir msinen Se=
gen nitbt 9eben, ooer Die Strubi9un9 9ez
niebsn in oeinen 2(rmsn su entfDlummern
--ou fannft nitbt einmal meinen Serluit
betrauren; in Dem Au9enbIide ,po oeine
un9lutflcbe Iuttsr ibren leBten Ntbenls
5u9 ouebaubt, oertreibit ou oeine 3eit
nit oeinem alter an9emeiIsnen Seluifis
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0I9 uao tuIs l,s 'a'W ." o't "SOutt que q S9ull.
"u"9 'no SS''o,""El.' d,'s ns'!'s' s'D!se. un'
Vtuu,s'!9'tl. 9s;U'p. ,r'at 'eas'
te'e ''D m!t er9eoe"ge,t ou 'Ns'nF ~ulto'
Jung, "a tD woute let0lt p@tu,' =, p'''en'.
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9un9 olFler SSoFte Ilel l(9 ouT o0o Stto9
'uruf' oao i'''r ais Sett 0'eA1e' u'0 lDfh v
hllt Oelll SoOe 3u llH9eh.
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9 cbauoerboftee unolGG.


Sin ftbrecfiibe6 lln9luf tru9 iib Dor
eini0en So8en gu Sreoerice Gltp GWo.) 5u.
bel eiper Seier bon oer Grlpdblun8 oeo
pof Sifete. Glne alte eilernc Sanone.
rpelbe NIT neun pfuno putuer aeIaoen
uno nit eebm 9epfropft rporoen lpar. Ser-
barlt beimeosbrennen uno eine Der Stude,
pel1cs bel orei bunoert pfuno wo9. trof
0rn. Upton Ouuall auf Die Srult uno
tootete ibn auf Der Steue. Seln &0rper
(ia8t Der graminer) wuroe jebn SUP in
Die }O6be eeworfen unc fiel cine Gntfer'
nun9 BON iieben uno Spon6l9 S6rltten
BON oer 8anone alb. auf Die groe nleoer.
Oas StGf, ourb welbe6 ct 9etootet lpur'
De, unoeobtet es Elm 9eDldDt BON orcl
bunoert pfuno bate, puroe cine Strecfe
BON feds uno neunai9 S6ritten 0ewor'
fen uno nabm nit iib su Der ndmlben
Stelle. Gins ieiner Ssine, pelbe6 eS pom
&orper oetrennt bate. Sin anoeres
Stuf Der &anone fiel in elmer iuol'bcn
Hibtun9 uno nar beinabe einen SuB tief
unter Der Sberfldbe oer bartsn Groc be-
graben. Gin iebr 9robes Stud wuroe in
Der n6mtiben Hibtuno nod etpos pelter
aeworfen. Ser bintere She'll Der &ono,
ne, cine Gilenmohe BON lolbem 9ewibt,
oaB Elm Wann faum perm09eno. par ne
um6uoreben, nuroe Elm bunoert uno uicr
uno oreill9 Sbritte BON Der Steue 6uruf-
oetriebeu. no bic 8anone ob9efeuert mur
De. Solfsfreuno.
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8eabtunsswertb be Il Il b
Scr "oeut|he &epublfansr" bon
Cincinnati brinet une in ieiner lesten
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9leib9epitbt perloren uno in oas 8afer
ltlrSten. SIN Sbrefen oieie6 unper
mutbeten 6inablfiir6en6 leB Der Oerr Die
joano oe6 &Inoe6 fabren uno beioe waren
in 6efabr Su ertrinfen. Sbne 3o9crung
lpvano Gin Sarbi8er BON Der Sbiff6pberft
in oa5 QBafer uno etbaIdbte Die Oano oc5
unteritnfenoen &lnos6. obtr er ueymobtc
nibt ir9enowo iu fuben uno oos &ino
auf'e SroGene ju brinoen. 8lUtftiher
lutiie 0epabrte 0er Steuermann Don
6eue6pont," ,pelber III Der NQbe Dor
2(nftr lag, in oislem Nn8enbll&a Die sc.
fdbrIiba Situation oe6 gtt0er6 uno oc6
&inoe5 er lpran0 tiber Soro, Den yte0er
in itinem menihenfreunotiten Werfe ua.
terltUBeno, ,po c6 ibnen oenn oub otiiflib
9elanB oa6 Gino auf oa6 ,fele ufer gu
bYin8en. 98dbrenO Dem Die Hettun9 Oe5
&inoa5 berpsrfteli0t >puroe. fdmpfte Der
NIT Dem &nabtn ;u9teib binab 0e(fir5te
Wann 0e9cE oa5 feIn0libe Glement uno
bsfam einen lbnimmenoen 8alfen IN f1i,
len ba aber 0ieilr unter ieinen Olnoen
illb forhpdbren0 rolte un0 lein GsTbt
pie feline ]olnoe Don oen Wuibcln, mel
be iitb am SaIfsn feifoeiebt batten, uno
oenlelben beoccften, itarf perlset tpuroen,
mare ct obue 3,uelfel ertrunfen, ipenn
niGt Elm iun9er Wonu, Steuermann eis
nes in osmielbsn @barf lie8enoen Sboo
ner6 3u OGlfe 9eeilt lpdre, uno ibn Dem
ufer nabe 9ebratbt bdtte. 0a6 &ino bat
te bereits feline Sciinnuno perloren, lpur
oe aber ourb au9enbIiceIih an0ewanote
Wlittel balo wieoer in'5 0sben Suruf Sc:
bra6t. Soltlmore -
-gGc-
Gtepb banten. 81 ORD. Ginem
tGrSNb in 8pnf feinem Subrer, entron
nenen Glepbanten, rptIOen man in elnem
So(lwcrte 0efan9en nabm CAB man NrIe
nif uno l6. &ropfen BON ienem itarfen
@ift. woVon Elm pfero tootsn fonnen.
Oae Sbicr aber CAB e6 INNER rUieotr BON
ib. Gnen WunitoneWa9en lWleuoeTte
oer elephant fGnfSebn SuB in Die 0obc,
70 Gap ct in Sttcfe 6erbrob (olerauf bvob
man Elm 9ocD in Die Mauer uno iteute Uor
oa6elbs cine &onone. Oie 9tcu8ieroe. Su
lebeu nao poroebe trjcb oen Glep0onten
berbei, uno ic9leib fiel ct pom StDuii'
nieoer. Mlan uertbejtte Oa6 Slellb. mel
bes tbeit6 9efotDt, tbeiI6 cln0emobt lpur'
De. Man 500 e5 Dem Ginofeiicbe Dor.
Die Saut po8 ietbe6ebabuuocrt pfuno,
cas- eonse Sbier pjerii0 Gentner.
@Esyzss -sEsss@Ses
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8efa uno Hettun9.-
Sor einsen Saesn woute in Der point
Elm 0err pom Sadlon's SBbarf gu elnem
@barf ouf Der anoern Seite 9eben. uno
pollirte ldnes elmer planfe ouf elnem isbr
1bmalen 28ese. 2(n lsiner 6ano fubrte
CT enen fleinen Gnabsn. rpelber elnen
8orb am Qrme trus. ploslib blieb Der
acrb an iroeno einem Splitter ooer Sra
ael b6neen, popur1 Wann uao &lno pao
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@9jeasaag Sen 10. 59etemGer 1914.
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MILITARY SCIENCE AND SERVICE-Just
LNI imported direct from London by

lNl imported difect from London by
F. TAYLOR
Rules for Conducting the Practical Operations of
Siege, by Maj. Gen Pssty, Royal Engineers, 2
vols N one-many engrayings.
The Service OF Light Troops in tie Field, trans
lated from the French by Lieut. Wayne, 5th regi-
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Duties Of an Officer on Picquet, and on De,ach-
ments covering the Front and Flank of Winter
Quarters, by Capt Kerr, 9Th Dragons.
The rs entails Of Good Skrmishiog by Lieut..
Col Gswler, sod Light Infantry.
Glepie's Military Memoirs, relating to Campaigns,
Battles, Stratagems Of War, &c.
Elements Of the Science Of War, by Lieut. Null
Ter, German Engineer Corps, and First Public
Teacher Of the Military Sciences at Gouingcn 3
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Military Dictionary, in English and French, by
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Hints for Detachments and Picquets Service,
by Captain Glasse, 95th regiment.
On Recommending pamphlet.
Military Operations Of the French Troops under
Gen. Humber, in Ireland, in l79S.
EhwaId on the Duties Of Light Troops, vol.
Scbsrnost's Military Field Pocket Book, translat-
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Captain Murray's Hints to Officers Commanding
Partisan Corps, vol.
Practical Observations on Errors Committed by
Generals and Field Officers, by w. Armstrong, As
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cation, Courts Martial, Military Engineering Tao
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which additions cons sntly made Of every thing
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2eO bolts Hammock stuf-each bolt to weigh 100 lbs
100 do Bag do do IS do
SEWING TWlNE.
1000 pounds FaI Sewing Irvine
1900 do Colon Sewing Irvine.
The Flax Canvas 10 be % inches wide, and each
bolt to contain 40 running yards
The Cotton Canvas TO he 30 inches wide, and each
bolt to contain 30 running yards.
The Hammock Stuff to be ~ inches wide, and each
bolt to contain so running yards
The Bag Stuff to be AZ inches wide and each LoIt
to contain SO running yards.
One half of each kind and number Of said Flax
and Cotton Canvas and Hammock and Bag STUD,
and Sewing Irvine, must be delivered at the Navy
Yard, G'sport Virginia; fourth at the Navy
Yard, BROOKLYN New York and one. fourth at the
Navy Yard, Charlcstown, Massachusetts,
One half of the quantities To be delivered at each
Of said Navy Yards must be delivered on or before
The LIST November next and the remainder on or be-
fore the LIST April next
FLAIR Canpas. The warp and filling 10 be spun
exclusively from long, well dressed Flax, water rot
led, and of he very best quality, without any mix
ture OF shorts or tow. The yarns be evenly spun
and properly twised--the warp to be rather more
visited than the filling The yarns to be boiled in
solution of the best American pot ashes in The pro-
portion of pounds Of ashes every 100 pounds Of
green yarn, and one gallon of water to every pound
of greeni yarn then 10 be thoroughly washed and
rin-ed IN pure water, and carefully dried The yarns
to be thus prepared between April and Novembef-
nor any description of weavers dressing to be used
in the manufacture. All cylnderine, caIendering,
pressing and beating is strictly prohibited.
The Cotton Canvas TO be of the best quality of
materials and workm nship.
Said Flax and Cotton Canvas, and Hammock and
Bag STUFF, and TwIne, must be fully equal to the
| samples of the at each of said Navy Yards-be
subject to such tests and inspection as the Chief of
said Bureau may direct authorize and be in all
respects TO he satisfaction of the Comma Ddants of
said Navy Yards, respectively, to the Chief of the
Bureau or II will not be received
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Bonds, with two approved su cites in one-ihird the
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contract shall have been complied with, unless spe-
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for
- August. This day received.
CONTENTS.
Original Prose articles.
1. international Copyright Letter Nv to the Hon
|. L. Holmes. M. c. BY w G Simms LII. D.
.. An Essay on the Moral and Political Effect OF
the Relation between the Caucasian Master
and The African slave Intended to have been
read before the National Institute, in April
3. The Demon Game of Chess
4. Jep'ha Lea'hers: or the Philosophy of Failure
5. Recollections of Six Days Journey in the Moon
By an Aerio- Nautical Man
3. Gleanings from different hielories; or an His
torical Sketch of the Knights of Malta By
VIM. w. Andrews, United States Consul a,
7. Extracts from Notes Of Voyage in the East, in
I643. BY W. Be-.
8. Letters from Pinny the Younger. Ghost Story
9. Notes on our Army. Reply to "A Subaltern."
10. Our Army Again
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