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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

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dome lie nom ID. Mosrs, table de
M 5 pieds 81 pouces, age d'enyiron
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SO dit apparienir 4 Mr.. Williamson, . miles
au.dessohs dd College Jefferson, p~aroisee 81.
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-27

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-16

Bt siNESS oF LOUISVILLE The bu,lne..
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-16

TllE LATE SENATOR PORTER The MOI.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-16

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-16

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

any rulers could consent TO incur the responsible
ty ofsuch q policy.
"Chairnan. Do not all such protective duties
and monopoies occasion very considerable fuc
.tuations in that particular branch, from time 10
time?
81 think that every trade thrown out OF its natu-
raj course by protection is more subject to Hue
tualions than those which are left TO their natu-
raj operation.
circumstances Under which protective duty
can confer permanent and general benefit upon
the community
~ think not While it operates in favor of the
party intended 10 be protected, il is tax upon
the community, and there is always the risk Of
its not being able TO support itselfby its own ma
tural strengths; and the protection may some day
fail ofkeepng it up. The real question al issue
is, do we propose 10 serve the nation or 10 serve
particular individuals"
EXTRACT from George r. Porier's Examination,
(he head Of the Statistical Department in the
Board OF Trade y
"Do you consider that the burden OF the State
taxes which are collected affords any plea for
imposing those protective duties :
Certainly not. Ii il were possible TO make
foreigners pay any part of our burdens, there
might be some common sense in ii; but certainly
il cannot hy any means alleviate the national
burden 10 shift ii from the shoulders OF one Eng
iShman 10 those of another.
THAT is your view Of the operation OF protec-
tive duties
1T is clearly my view of the operation of pro-
teclive duties. Such duties FORM however, bnt a
part and in many cases only small part of The
burden which they cause 10 The nation, inasmuch
as they add TO the price, moi only Of the quantities
of The protected articles imported, but also Of all
of those articles that are produced within the
kingdoms. There cannot be greater mistake
than to suppose that additional means OF employ
menl are created by protecting branches ofindus-
Try that coud not otherwise be carried on; the
whole effect Of legislative interference in this di-
reclion, is that of diminishing the wealth OF the
country, by causing less profitable to take the
place of more profitable cmpoymen's."
So much for The English Evidence. We shall
call Daniel Webster into Court, in the course OF a
few days, 10 testify 10 the great principles of Poll
teal Economy, and the probable operation Of
the Protective system, in our own county,
Every step we take in the investigation satisfies
US, that il is high time 10 act, and reduce the
excuses Of our tariff Of 40 Avoid, We must
repeat, this policy Of proerasiiaatioa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW.
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND


QUEEN.
TIME exercises of this Institution will com
l. mence, for the ensuing year, on the 2Oth OF
January. and be continued until the Goth Decem-
Der The subscriber will be assisted by his
rresen, associate, Mr.. John Fl. Pitts, gentleman
OF hrh attachments and eminently qualified in
all respects.
The cour.e of studies will embrace (bcsides
the elementary works,) the whole range OF Cias,
steal and Mathematical authors usually studieo
a, college. and all the branches constituting a
sound practical English education, including
Natural Mental and Moral Philosophy,
The strctest attention will be paid to the haoils
Of the Students and a candid and impartial state
lnent forwarded every two months to each pareh,,
or guardian, Of his sons or wards intellectual
progress and moral standing. To the former
and present patrons OF the school, by whose par
,iaiy and kindness it has been SO long and iibe-
rally sustained we promise, that our unremrting
efforts will be cxerted TO merit continuance oil
public patronage.
The annexed certificate Of Col. Smith, super
intendent of the Virginia Military Institute, is
appended for the satisfaction of those acquainted
with Mr. Pitts.
The year will be divided into two sessions OF
five months each, and the entire expense per ses-
sion will be ss65, for tuition, board &c, payable
al, the end of the session. Q. WHITE.
This is to certify that Mr.. John II. Pitts, OF
Essex County, "a graduate OF this Institution
was one year engaged as an Assistant Instructor
in The Institute, and he is considered in every
way qualified to perform the duties OF an instruct
li,h ana as such is recommended to the patron
age OF the public. FRANCIS Fl. SMITH.
Sup. v. M. /.
Address o. WulrE, Fleetwood Academy.
My % c2t&utf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
DlKVuLE ACADEMY-The exercise
1 - I--.:....;1.x, will cnntinnn The enSu in:

NlKyILLE ACADEMY.-The exercises
II his Institution will continue the ensuing
nner the tuition OF its present instructor, MIR.
,1n " Garlick, A. B., with whose liberal lite
..ua .,,ainments is connected several years eXpe-
r;.nce. The scholastic year, embracing ten
,,,r,hs will commence the 18th o! January, and
INNATE the 18th OF December, with vacation
i one u. on,h in the Summer.
. 20 TERMS.
Tn;,;on in The lower English branches, Sl5
Mathematics, Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry.
lain and Greek Languages S25.
Board. Washing, and Lodging, for the whole
,,rm each boarder furnishing his own towels
analishts) $50.
payments 10 be made quarterly, in advance.
ROBERT F. STUBBS.
For he satisfaction Of those unacquainted with
NJ Garlich, The following certificate is appended:
CoLrMBiA CoILEGE, d. c.
The bearer Of this, Mr. John w. GaIlick OF
Virginia. was graduated al this institution in DC
.ober, 1912.
The undersigned, with much pleasure, recon-
mspd Mr.. Garick as fully qualified 10 teach the
Classical. Mathematical, and the other branches
nsnally taught in our High Schools and Acade-
mics He IS a gentleman of superior abilities,
syund principles, and unblemished character, and
erery way worthy the patronage OF an enlightened
public. Sn, Gh nI1GGrrs
Prof Maih. and Nat. Philosophy.
JOB. CHAPLIN,
Prof.. Lat and Greek Languages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

yNRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.-For
i sale, privately, on moderate terms, a small
40 acres. living in Cumberland county, miles
below the Courthouse, on the stage road leading
from Richmond to Lynchburg. On this trac, is
convenient Westinghouse containing four
rooms below and two above Stairs, with dining
room in the CELLAR and a small house on one side
of the yard, containing two rooms, formerly used
as school house; also, the usual oui-houses, such
as kitchen, meat-house, courthouse, stables, &C.
The neighborhood is thickly settled and very
good. The advantages of this place make it de-
sirable location for mechanic, a teacher, or a
professional gentleman. Persons desiring further
information, will address Edward S. Brown,
Smithvillc, Powhatan County. Dec 20-cwow'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

i
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
II the county of King William, about the mid
Bile of July last, Negro Boy named EDMUND,
stature, stou, built tawney complexion, dull coun-
,enance, voice rather feminine-no marks re-
collected. He is supposed to be lurking in The
City of Richmond, where he has two brothers and
a sister, (West, Richard and Patsey by name. J.
West. who calls himself West Quarles, (and |
believe each ofthe others assume the same name,
is a hack driver, and keeps the stable OF a Mr..
Grafton Richard is plaserer and brick-layer
by trade, and lives in the backyard OF MRS.
Eliza Cooke, (shop on cross slree. near :,
the Theatre. Patsey lives with the said Mrs. T..
Cooke. will give the above reward to any per-
son who will deliver the said Negro TO me, or Sc
cure him in jail so that get him again:
JOHN WILLEROY.
Kino William. Dec lS-dw2ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
"CoLuMnlA. 18th Nov. ISL.


"Mv dear Sir: We have liltle or no news
DR.. Jones has been elected our President. About
Mexican invasion we think little, and care less.
To annexation we look forward as cur only sal
walton, and the election of Polk as an assurance
OF il. The people Of Texas, almost to man,
wish for it, expect it and demand it, from the U.
States as their birthright; and in requiring this
simple act Of Justice, they appeal to the people Of
the United States as to their fathers and kindred,
founding The claims upon the high and holy prin-
ciples OF natural and rlatenal law, of parental
lies, OF Christian charity, OF the grea. and lrst
du,v Of man, to extend 10 his fellow the blessings
Of civil liberty; and farther still, they appeal TO
that great motve-power by which The world is
Observation-Disclosures And is it possible, that
all these considerations shall fail? If they do,
then shall be convinced OF the fallacy Of The doc
trine OF sefgovernment, and look forward, a, an
carly day, TO see your Union dissolved, and
the grea, Temple of Liberty, founded by the yir-
tue and patriotism of our forefathers polluted,
desecra,ed and demolished, amidst anarchy, mis-
rule and fanaticism. Yet, cannot permit my
self 10 doubt but that correct principles will pre-
vail; that the great mass of the people will be
made 10 see the question in its proper light, will
understand and appreciate its value and that
neither selfish politicians nor crazy fanatics will
be able TO control their better Judgment
"Yours, truly, X. NJ. FORBES"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
Bv The Gyrernor Of the State Of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.

wv HEREAS, ii is represented 10 the Execu-
w tive, that a certain Robert W. Baker,
charged with The murder of John w. Light, hath
fed from justice and is now going at large
Therefore, l. James Mcdowell, Governor, have
thought proper to issue this proclamation, hereby
offering reward OF one hundred dollars to any
person or persons who will arrest the said Robert
w. Baker, and convey him 10 the Jail OF F'reder-
ck county; and do, moreover require all officers
Of the State, civil and military, and request the
people of The Commonwealth, to use their best ex-
ertocns 10 apprehend the said Robert w. Baker,
tina, he may he dealt with according 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under
fA the lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, al
N8&G Richmond this fourteenth day OF De-
cembcr, 1874, in the Goth year of the Common
wealth. IA. MCDOWELL.
Robert w. Baker is represented 10 be "a young
man, abou, % years Of age, about feet 8 or
inches high thick and well set, rather pursey,
short light sandy hair, somewhat curly, sandy
whisScrs, which he sometimes has shaved OH,
fair skin and small blue eyes, very small fool
walks carelcssly; when approached, ne casts his
head somewhat down He is geneel in his dress
and appearance He is supposed TO have gone
10 Texas Dec. l7-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
YORK RIVER.

r WISH to purchases large quantity OF PINE
i LOGS, for my Saw Mill on York River, atthe
mouth of Poropotank creek in Gloucester coun-
I will give Five Cents Is cls) cubic foot
which is equal to 10 ton, Of SO 40 cord, for
all good Merchantable Stuffdelvered at the Mill
/ will give the same price for Oak and Ash logs
they may vary in length from IA TO 20 feet
Cash will be paid on dsssfy e Aay d
dress letters 10 the subscriber in Petersburg, or
Mr.. John BurwelI, who resides at the Mill, West
End, Gloucester county.
Nov. 7-w3w HUGH A. GARLAND,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
INFORMATION WANTED.

We are requested, by the Executor of Wi.
liam Biabie, deceased, late Of Buckingham.
county, Virginia, 10 call for information as 10
The present residence OF John Bigbie, son Of sail
William Bsbie. lie is supposed TO be some
where in the West. 1t is important that the Ike
cuor should obtain this Information.
r. Editors in Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, M
no;s. and Missouri, will DO an ael OF kindness by
publishing The above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
n near New Canton, Buckingham county,
Virginia, on the 9Th inst, Negro Man named
Henry Langhorne, about IS years old and about
feet 10 inches high, spare, but well made, with
a bright brown complexion; he has scar on one
cheek believed 10 be the right; ne has an honest
open couutenance, and is quite intelligent, his
nose is formed more like white mans than a
nesro's; is something of carpenter and rough
shoe maker-Had on, when last heard from,
coarse Jeans irock coat, and pants dyed brown,
neither new, the coat too short, black iur nat
somewhat worn. purchased him last fall OF
Rev. ]. r. Bennett who moved to Missouri,
about the same time. He has wife at MIR. Tho,
mas Eldridge's in this county. He was heard
from on Friday the 9Th inst, in making three I'M
successful attempts 10 cross the river in the
neighborhood Of New Canton, with view pro-
baby Of escaping by the canal. The same
night a gentleman in the vicinity lost black
horse which he may have carried of. 1t is pro-
bable he may aim for a free State. The above
reward will be given, if taken out Of the State Of
Virginia, OF fifty if taken in Virginia TO be Sc
cured in either case until can get him.
WILLIAM LEITCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

FARMERS bANh Or NlROiNIr.
TINE General Meeting of the Stockholders of
i the Farmers Bank Of Virginia will be held at
their Banking House in the City ofRichmond, on
Wednesday, The 18th day OF January, 1915.
An Act Of Assembly, passed March 18th, 1915,
provides, that "no Officer or Director OF Bank
shall hereafter vote by proxy for any Stakeholder
in any election of Directors or Officers OF Bank,
nor shall any proxy be valid which shall have
been executed sixty days before the time OF any
election" J. G. BLAIR.
December 10th, 1874
Form ofa Porer of Attorney 10 rote6y PROXY
Know ALI. MEN by THESE PRESENTS, That -
of - do hereby appoint to be substi.
tute and proxy for, and in - name and behalf,
to vote at any election Of a Director or Directors
of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, and, further
more, to be - substitute or proxy 10 represent
-atall meetings of the Stockholders of The
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and in - name
and behalf TO vote respecting the enactng repeal
ing OF amending such bylaws, ordinances, or re-
guations, as may be deemed necessary and con-
venient for the government Of the Bank.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
hand and seal this - day Of. (sEAL.)
Sealed and delivered in the presence Of.
Dec l7-otim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
TEXAS.

IULHc ENllOTS ~ Tie 1IHYEUtT.
TAPP.uaNSock, 2lst Dec, 1914.
Gentlemen: The enclosed is from no ordinary
man in Texas; repeatedly called on BY that Peo-
pie 10 serve them in Congress; and, out OF il, he
possesses weight of character of which anym
might be proud The sentiments expressed are
so Just and beautiful, that cannot withhold them
from our friends. 81 could not if | would
would not, if could. take away or add one line
or word TO what has been so well said.
Yours. JOHN A. PARKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

STATE or VIRGINIA, Gin If Ricdmond, 10 VII:
John G. Blair, Cashier Of The Farmers Bar.
of Virginia personally appeared before me,
Justice of The Peace of the CITY aforesaid. IN
made oath, that the within statement, made o.
from the books of the Bank, and from he lac
returns preceding The date from tie Branches, -
correct to the best OF his knowledge and hclei
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of Dcceca
Der, 1914. w. ID. BLAIR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
"Propcr rords IN proper p'aees."-[ SwiRs d.Ga.
finn If n O,oT sIllr
[From the Nashville Union, December Il
THE NEW CABINET.

THE NEW CABINET.
We see many speculalons in the Wing pa.
pers as to Colonel Folks probable Cabinet /, is
mere idle curiosity which gives rise 10 cor
lectures equally idle Our Wing frierds may
rest assured that President Polk will call around
him Cabinet Of connsellors possessing abilities
Of the highest order. He has host Of Demo-
Gratis, Of distinguished talents, from whom OF
draw his advisers. The only difficulty he will
have, will be in selecting from among so many
all OF whom are fully qualified 10 I'LL any Stallion
but he will discharge his duty in this, as in every
other case, with an eye 10 the welfare Of his coun-
try. He will have Cabinet distinguished for
high talents, long experience, and ried fidelity K
the Democracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
Dec, lsi3. Dec, 1874.
SI,5s4,675 81 si,sil,73 81
Outstanding debt,
Enreion Bills Of E,x.
s6.sl7,465 IS s7,O42,sol OF
sG,sl7,465 s. s7,O@,ssl 0.

BANK or VIRGINIA, Dec 10, 1914
We, the undersigned, have examined the fore
going statement, and certify that The same is trnly
made up from the books OF The Bank, ani he Re
urns of Inc several branches.
JAMES CASKlE, President.
VIM. GRAY,
HENRY LUDLAM.
WIN II. HUBBARD, n;,a.,o..
LEWIS WEBB,
FRED. BRANSFORD,
THOMAS H. ELLIS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27

THOMAS C. REYNOLDS,
Attorney at Lac,
HAS removed his Office 10 the front room over
IL the store Of Warren & Fariss, on Main
Street and will continue to practice in the Courts
held in the city OF Richmond,
Dee. 4-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-27
WAYNE COUNTY

All meeting Of portion OF the Democratic
citizens of Wayne county, on Monday, The yin Of
December, it being Cont day, William Adkins
was called to The Chair and Hiram Bloss ap-
pointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been cx-
planned by J. II. Brown, Esq. the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
L. Resolred, That This meeting most heartily
approve and second the move made by their De
mocratic brethren Of Kanawha, in appointing de-
legatcs TO meet at Ripley, in Jackson county, on
The 9Th Of February next for The purpose OF no
minaling some suitable individual as candidate
10 represent this Congressional District in the
next Congress.
=. Rcmircd, That The Chair appoint twelve in
diyidualS from The different sections OF the coun-
", 10 represent the county OF Wayne in said
Convention.
Whcrenpon, the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen: Mcssrs. Hiram Chadwick Joseph
Newman, John Weman, William Radcliffe
Walter Queen, Col Edriise Smith, Samuel
Weman Jefferson E. Bowen. jeremiah Well.
man, Hezekiah Adkins, Isaac E. Handley and
John Brumey.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the Chairman and
Secretary were added TO the list of delegates.
g. Rcsoired, That The proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the kanawha Republi.
can and Richmond Enquirer.
WILLIAM ADKINS, President.
HIRAM Boss, Secretary.