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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

L OR TIE ENQUIRER.
To The Voters Of The Senatorial District, consisting
of Tie counties If Stafford, King Gcorsr Iea-
morelaad, Richmond, northumberland and Lam
caster.
In April next, Senator is to be elected for
this district. Do we intend TO allow judgment 10
20 against by default Do we intend to per
nit the Wings Eve hope they will excuse our
using that term-fnr we have not yet ascertained
what name they intend assuming in (utureD to
have quiet possession OF the field II moi, il is
time TO be up and ADDING.
Now, "there is tide in the affairs of man,
which, taken al its flood, leads on to fortune" So
in elections there is a tide in the popular senti
ment, which, taken at it, flood, will, in this dis
trict, lead on 10 the election OF Democratic Sc
nator IL we wish to be horne on BY this tide,
which is now flooding, lis time 10 be preparing
our barque, and looking around for some one 10
steer her 1t is true, il we judge By The Presi-
Dental election, we have majority against US /;
but what Of that? Had the Baltimore Conven-
ton been frightened by General Harrson's ma
oritv, they would not have nominated a candi
date for the Presidency. Because we have ma
ori,y against US, mnsl we quietly wait four years
10 see how The tide will run? In that time, il
NAV flood and then ebb again. But is it a fact
that we will have a majority against US in the
Spring? | think not. There are many, very
many, who voted for Mr. Clay, not On aceoun, OF
his principles, but purely for the man. But, now,
finding that The great embodiment" is defeated,
and that his principles are laughed 10 scorn, they
will return to the faith of their fathers and leave
the Federasts to 90 the way of all the wicked
In Lancaster and Richmond, onr course is on
ward, and We hold strong hope that they will
give US ajorily in King George. The cry is
"still they come" As 10 Westmoreland, we have
nothnglo say. Her people are caugbtinAe metand
we fear have not energy sufficient even TO attempt
an escape. But one thing is certain: she cannot
give larger majority against us than she did in
the Presidential election, which majority North
cumberland will make very small. II Stafford
does as well land we are sure she WHY rs she
did in the last election, we are safe. Then why
should we despond and give up the contest when
our prospects are Frightening every day? AT all
events lei US have Convention al Westmoreland
Court House on January Court day, which will
be the fourth Monday, and talk over the matter
We hope our friends in the different counties
will turn their attention TO this Immediately, so
that al the Convention they may impar iniorna-
ton, the one to the other, which will enable them
to take a judiceus step, Lancaster Richmond
and Northumberland will be there strong, and we
hope goodly number of our friends from Stat
ford and King George will meet US atthe appoint
ed time. MANY VOTERS.
NORTHUMBERLAND Co., Dec. &, 1914.
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For TIE ENQUIRER.
OR THE CSoulRER.
Tic Riehmo,M Wig and The lGte P3esidsnti1
(orgr

Tic Riehmond Wig and The lG!e Prudential
Contest
"The election of Henry Clay is entirely Ger:
tain. Nothing but his death can prevent it. II
is certain, too, by great electoral majority-iwo
10 one at least" 1--WE can allow for
solici,ude," &C.. "but he who really doubts is
fool or pol,roon. Fl Riedm0aa Itnig
When we consider the acknowledged abilities
Of Mr. Clay, the extensive pol itical reputation he
enjoys, the ardor and enthusiasm that aclualed
his friends and supporters the infamous torserics
and base caumnies that were resorted TO, IN ORDER
to tarnish the purity Of Mr. Folks moral charao-
ter, and the shameless falsehoods and low con-
temp,ible tricks which were devised to "innre 10
the benefit" OF the "Great Embodiment" the al
most unparalleled victory achieved BY the Demo-
cratic party must be the source of deep, lasting,
and tic most heartfelt Joy, to every true Repn5-
lican, for it Is victory that will be not only glo-
rious in It's consequences, but ever memorable Tor
the political lesson ii teaches. II is signal re-
buke 10 those reckless and mercenary aspirants,
Who in supporting Henry Clay, crooked the pyes-
nant hinges Of tie kncc thai G.:iR might folloU
f4,cning, and who would fain have sacrificed the
best interest OF their country at the shrine Of indi-
yiduaI promotion and selfaggrandizement It
will be lasting admoniton hereafter TO all who,
through an idolatrous devotion to man, or in
obedience TO the dictates OF an unholy ambition.
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HENRY ACADEMY
w :, l.. DuNroS, Principal of the Male De

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.-
w l.. DUNroS, Principal OF the Male De-
,'rment Mrs s. J. Dunton, Principal OF The
Female Department, 49,.
with a rnbiic examination 10 be held on The l9ih
anG ootb OF the presen, month, 10 which the pa
,n,rs Of the Academy and the friends OF literature
j., General, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Tine EXERCISES oil the ensuing year Will be resti-
,n., an The ID Monday in January, and close on
ne aOh of December, 1915. allowing vacation
~ ,ve weeks between the Summer and Fall
E ,;, can he had with the Principal, inclu-
d;ns tuition, a, Sl20 payable semi-annually; or
y, S,0o nayable semi-annually in advance.
Turion-For spelling, reading, writing, and
tho frs, principles OF Geography, English Gram
,as and Arithmetic so. For the higher branch
&c Of English Science, Mathematics, Latin and
C;reekIansuases. $50. Music onlhe Piano by Miss
Morrison. an extra charge of $40 per scholastic
year For French, an extra charge OF $40. The
Rev Henry Smith has consented TO continue ms
instructions in The Classical department.
Persons DESTROYS 10 patronize the institution,
NAV address the Principal al Richmond, Va.
Tb. Trustees of this Institution take peculiar
nIsasnre in recommending Mr.. and Mrs. Dunton,
who have had charge OF the Academy the present
YEAR 10 the patronage of the public as emnenty
qualified for their profession.
THOS. G. TINSLEY,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
Hanover Dec. , 1874. w6w
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DEATHS

Died, in Laiourche, Interior, Louisiana, of The
Consumption, Henry D. PEcRAM, Jr, formerly
oi Richmond, Va. in The Goth year OF his age.
- Portsmouth and Petersburg papers will
please copy.
On Tuesday the 10Th inst, at Belvidera, near
Fredericksburg, HgNaY TAYLOR, son Of the late
Col. John Taylor OF Caroline.
Died, in Raymond, Miss, on Tuesday, the
10Th day OF November, 1914, ROBERT WILLIAMS
BRIGGS, ESQ, attorney al law.
Verify death, like caumny, delights in striking
at ga shining mark" Young-immaculate il.
character ard morals-a devoted son and brother
IA most selt-sacriiicing irend-aecompished in
mind and although young, already greatly disia-
guishcd in his profession remarkable for Chi
valry worthy OF the ancient Paadins, ye, he
could not be permitted to live! Adding another
TO the vast list OF splendid victories achieved b.
the great enemy Of our race over mind and mat
ter, he can only exis. in The memories Of his
friends and relative as one who, in life and death,
was "wi,hout fear and without reproach"
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

TINE School at the Subscribers will be con-
L liaued The ensuing year, under the manage
men, OF Miss Simms, a lady raised and edtca-
ted in Nrginia-Miss Simms is highly recon-
menlcd by the Rev. VIM. S. White, Principal
oille Female Academy in Charlottesville, where
she passed through thorough course Of ins'ruc-
lion In this School will be taught The various
branches of an English education, together with
'Ae French language. Terms, for Board, Tui-
lion, Lodging, Washing and Lights, Qor The
Scholastic year of Ten months 500. Five or
Six Young Ladies can be accommodated, as
boarders, in my family. The School will COM
mence the 18th of January, and close the 18th
Of December following, with months vacation
IN Summer.
Should any Of the Students wish 10 learn Mu-
SIC, Competent Teacher will be employed, to
gire instruction on the Piano.
Ny Address is Beaver Dam Depot, Hanover
Dec lS-c5t VIM c. WINSTON.
iy Wing will copy.
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SENATE.
nJ II 1914


Suburban. December IL, 1914.
The House of Delegates communicated the
passage of the following bills:
l. An act changing the time OF holding the
quarterly courts of the town of LynchbnrS.-
(Which was committed 10 Messrs Bondurant.
Thomson OF Amherst, and Campbell, and be-
inc reported by Mr.. BONDURANT, il was read
and passed)
= 4 bill authorizing the county court OF Norfolk
county to rebuild their courthouse, and change
lis locaior which was committed to Mcssrs. Gar
rell, Stananl and Molfalt, being reported by Mr..
GARRETT, was read and passed.
The SPEAKER laid before the Senate CON-
municaions from The Governor. enclosing state
ment Of the condition of the Bank of Virginia,
which was laid on the table
And. from the Secretary OF War. asking the
passage of On act cediag the States jurisdiction TO
The United States over a piece of land in Chcs-
terrified county, occupied as the site Of the BeiIona
Arsenal. Laid on the table,
Also from Mr. Thomas Green, in reference 10
the prosecution Of the claims Of Virginia against
the United States, aud enclosing printed report
on the subject.
Mr. g. refers TO bill before Congress, and
expresses belief that it will receive an early and
favorable attention at the present session OF Con-
gress He also refers 10 the fact, that the Al.or
tOTney General Il CLEARLY VI oPIHlOi, uidl tHC
claim Is just" in one of its branches, and only
wants new appropriation by Congress; the for
mcr one having been carried 10 the Surplus Fund
the other branch, (il is stately has heretofore OBJ
tanned the sanction OF the House OF Representa-
ives by large majority, after elaborate debate. J
The communication was laid on the table.
Also a sem-annual statement Of the N1er-
chants and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling
Laid on the table.
The Senate took a recess till halfpa o'clock.
Althat time the SPEAKER resumed the Caair
Mr.. PIPER offered the following resolution ::
Rcsolrcd, That two committees OF FIVE each be
appointed To visit The Stale institutions at Staun-
Ton and Williamsburg, and report their condi-
ton.
Tue resolution was opposed by Mr.. WILEY,
and advocated By Messrs. PIPER and Nc
MULLEN, and was pasSed-ayes II, noes ).
The SPEAKER announced the committee to
examine the Western State observation-disclosures.
GARRETT, STANARD, CRAWFORD, Nc
MULLEN and NEWMAN.
The committee 10 examine the Eastern Luna
tic Asyam-Me.srs. PEYTON, PIPER, Ca
PERTON, WILEY and MOFFETT.
Having no father business
Mr.. SHlNN moved an adjournment, which
was carried, and the Senate adjourned till the
lth day OF JANUARY, l5t5.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
.Sofurd1y Der. Ia 1914.

Saturday, Dec. Il, I5I4.
a communication was read from the Clerk OF
the Senate, that they had passed the act, "for The
relief of William Mock Of the county Of Acco-
mack"
Mr.. STEPHENSON from The Select Com
m,ee, reported bill, providing for taking the
sense OF the people upon the propriety of calling
a Convention to amend the Constitution of the
State.
Mr.. LACY offered the following resolution:
RcsOlrcd, That Committees of five members
each be- appointed to act jointly with Committees
on The part Of the Senate to examine the Stale
institutions at Staunton and Williamsburg.
Mr.. LACY thought lie Legislature should do
their duty TO themselves and the State, by scan-
ming closely The mode in which the large apPropri-
atoms TO these institutions had been expended
and this could not be better done than BY appoint
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To The Editors of the Enquirer.

FARMERS CONVENTION.
Knowing your devotion 10 the agricultural in
crest, take the liberty OF requesting you 10 pub
lish the following communication received TOO
late for insertion in The December number Of
my own paper.
Under The third resolution, hare conferred
with the Executive Committee OF the Henrico
Agricultural Society, and we have fixed upon
the Goth day Of January, 1915, for holding the
proposed Convention. Ii is much 10 be hoped,
Thai his important movement will every where
secure the cooperation Of the friends Of this grea,
bnt neglected interest, after all, The only real
foundation of national prosperity.
By giving publicity TO the notice Of this Con.
veniion, in such manner as may seem TO them
mos, suitable, The Compiler, the Wing and
other papers published within the limits of Viz
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FEMALE SCHOOL.


WE subscriber will continue the School at
L his residence the ensuing year, in Hanover,
IN healthy and agreeable neighborhood, about
y miles from Richmond, and : miles from the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad. He
VIII continue to have the efficient services of
Miss II. ~ Bascom, who has given general sa-
i'siac,ion the preceding year Miss BIS compe-
iency is well attested by letters OF high recon-
Incubation from Mrs. Willard, Principal Of the
Troy Female Seminary, and Henry Robinson,
Esq, formerly Principal of the Norfolk Female
seminary, and others, who consider her thorough
y qualified 10 instruct in the various English
Branches, French and Latin, and particularly in
hc higher department of Mathematics. The
subscriber will receive a few additional scholars
as ooarders in his family. Strict attention will
oepad 10 their moral as well as their Intellectual
improvement The scholastic term will embrace
len months, commencing the 18th OF January
ana closing 18th of December, with months
vacation in the Summer. No pupil will be
iectived for less than the scholastic term. No
deduction will be made unless in case Of pro-
iracted illness
Terms: Elementary English branches, for ten
months, SIS, higher English branches, French
or Latin, $40; Board including washing lights,
&c, Tor The scholastic year of ten months, SIS
TO be paid semi-annually
ROSCOW LIPSCOMB.
5 Post Office Richmond.
Dec. 5-c2am3t-
ELLINGTON SCHOOL.-'The mex. Session
~ OF this School will commence on the 18th
January 1915. The course Of instruction en-
braces The English, Latin Greek, French, Spa
n.sn and Italian Languages. For particulars,
sse hohce IN the numbers Of this paper immedi-
a., s'e'y preceding, and in the present numbers of
NE Religious Herald.
tn. H FOX.
Nov. 26--cti
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A ridiculous rumor is in circulation along our
streets that Col. Polk has been killed by SHOT
Not So there is letter in Richmond from Column
bia, (the place OF his residence of the It'll inst
which Is entirely silent about any accident or
misadvenure happening TO the President elect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-17

london Punch, tells how the favore birds 81
he arisiocracy may varnt over the people who are
made 10 perish, by whose labors the lands teen:
Siobc
THE CRY or THE PARTRIDGE.
FROM PUScH.l
THE Eagle-king may plume his wing,
Aloi, on his granite throne;
The Vullure may boast of the warrior-hos.
On the plain, io- his banquet strewn;
But the frs, am Of birds iha, fly,
For they are slaves 10 me.
In whose high hands are The good broad lands
OF the Island of the Free.
"Of Egypt old, the gods, It's lold
Were reptile, beast and fowl;
And temples were raised, and allars blazed
To his, Hawk and Owl:
But in modern time, in Christian cline,
lam a bird divine;
And Christian blood in many lood
Is She'd before my shrine.
"My sacred ground they guard around
With arms OF deadly strife;
And laws restrain The hand pro.ano
That dares attempt my life
A ielons pains, dungeons chains,
Avail! the peasant-slavc
Though By laGine wrung, with children young,
And Starving wife 10 save.
"Thcn who SO proud, Of the feather d crowd
Can vaun, himself as I
The ldol-BiTd, 10 men preicrr'd,
For me condemned 10 die"
So The Partridge sung, till the greenwood rung
With his shrily notes OF glee
And none said Nay 10 his boasttnl lay
So rare n bid was he,
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President of the Board Of Trustees.
..or Dac - 1874 W6w
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND
QUEEN

QUEEN
yI,IE exercises of this Institution will COM
mencc Tor the ensuing year, on the Goth of
January. and be continued until the 10Th Deem
her The subscriber will be assisted by his
present associate Mr.. John II. Pitts, gentleman
d high attachments and eminenty quaiifed IN
all respects. n..,.
The course of studies will embrace (besides
the elementary works the whole range of Clas-
sicai and Mathematical authors usually studied
At college, and all the branches constituting a
sound practical English education, including
Nalrral Mental and Moral Philosophy.
The s,riciest attention will be paid to the bits
cf,be Students, and candid and impartial state
men; forwarded every two months 10 each parent
or ovarian, of his sons or wards intellectual
rroyress and moral standing To the former
and p,e>en, patrons OF the school, by whose par
,aliIy and kindness il has been 50 long and libe-
rallr sustained, we promise, that our unremiitinS
efforts will be exerted TO merit continuance OF
pablo patronage.
in,endent of the Virginia Military Institute, is
amended for the satisfaction OF those acquainted
with Mr.. Pits.
The wear will be divided into two sessions OF
me months each, and the entire expense per SEES
sion will be 500, for tuition board &c, PAYABLE
a. the end Of the session. y. WfiIIE.
This is 10 certify that Mr. John H. Pitts, OF
Essex County, "a graduate OF this lnstilution)
was one wear engaged as an Assistant Instructor
IN the Institute. and he is considered in every
way qualified to perform the duties OF an instruct
Or either in Latin Mathematics, French or Eng
li>h and as such is recommended 10 the palIon-
ave Of the public. FRANCIS H. SMITH.
Sup. V. M. l.
Address O. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy
~ OK.
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Ono U. S. SENaToR.-The two Houses ofthe
Legislature of the State Of Ohio met in joint
meeting on Thursday afternoon, and proceeded
10 the choice OF Senator to represent that State
in Congress for six years succeeding the Sd Of
March next WHEN Ing Hon. Thomas Corwin
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The r. Wing thinks it would be a bad time for
us 10 obtain Texas, as it would look like taking
advantage of the dissensions of Mexico. Now,
we have gone for annexation, without regard to
Mexico at all-neiiher profiing by her discussions
nor asking her consent We should do our du-
", now, whatever lie her situation. DO we appre-
bend rar with Mexico at any time? Certainly moi,
Do we apprehcnd war with Great Britain on ac-
count of it We should do our duty, slrailfor-
ward, boldly without waiting either upon Next
co or England We do not understand that Eng
land has made any pro,estation at all against
annexation-not even court whisper dropt BY
Lord Aberdeen in the ear OF MIR. Everett.
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Address o. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy.
Noy. 22-c3t&wti.

JTERDON FEMALE SEMINARY, Ha'~rer
v Comntv-The exercises in this School will
he resumed under the superintendent OF Lady
we'll qualified TO instruct in the English and
French Languages, Music, &c. Such as are
committed TO our care, shall receive our special
attention. The location is healthy, and the soci-
e,y good We enjoy the privilege (beins suita-
BIZ ?eparedD Of attending preaching every Lofd
tay
The subscriber is willing TO receive few young
ladies' as boarders.
Terms per session Of 10 months
For Board and tuition in English, SloO
French, ~ ~
Music and use of Piano, ~
The Session will commence on the 18th OF ia
nuarv ncx,-and terminate on the 18th OF Decem-
Der following A vacation OF one month will be
given in the Summer.
Address J. I. ANDERSON, P. NJ,
Dec. 5-w4w Verdon, Hanover.
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NJ RRIE'll

A, Rose Cottage, New Kent, on Tuesday, The
10Th inst, by The Rev. Mr.. Lyon, DR.. WM X.
SAVAGE, TO Miss ASH Susan, daughter Of the late
DR.. John w. Royster, all Of New Kent.
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The Stockholders of the James River and IA
nawha Company have had several meetings in
the Capitol in the course of the last week The
last was on Saturday night, and was kept mp till
IL o'clock, when they adjourned over ill the 9Th
of January. They have not yet elected their Pre-
sident and Directors for the year. They have de-
termned to apply to the Lesislaturefor assistance
in raising five hundred thousand dollars TO extend
their works.
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THOMAS C. REYNOLDS,

Attorney al Lar,
IJAS removed his office 10 the front room over
II the store Of Warren & Fariss, on Main
Street, and will continue to practice in the Cou,ts
held in the city of Richmond.
Dee 4-2aw3w
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g-rThe variety of articles, which are now
crowding our columns. have prevented us from
taking up the Tarf-one of The great subjects OF
the present session Of Congress. We leave The
other great subject Texas, in the hands Of or
Northern Whig' Correspondent. We are happy
TO see Mr.. McDufie already moving in it, in the
way Of "Jont resolution"
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SnApwrLL. Nov. %. 1914.

SnADwELL, Nov. %, ISI4.
Mr.. Bovrs-At a meeting of the Hole ard
Corner Club, No. l, of Abemarle, this day held.
the following Preamble and Resolutions were Of
iered BY Mr.. Franklin Minor, and adopted, and
was instructed 10 furnish you with copy forth
with. FRANK c. RUFFlN,
SccrctayU pyo tcrt
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Mfr. CalAou,,s Letter IN Mr. Eiup

having received sixty votes, was declared duly
elected. The Opposition cast their votes Tor David
/. Disney, who received forty-six votes.
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VOLUME AI---NO. 60.

ginia, will confer favor upon the friends OF
agriculture, and obigc, no doubt, many OF their
subscribers. Your obi serv'L
c. L. Bolts.