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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
OEE'IrI4L-INTERESTING,

Information from Gen. Tayor's headquarters,
al Corpus Christi, has been received as late as IL
The 3Oth of August. Since his last despatch,
companies of the 9Th regiment OF infantry have
arrived at his camp. The General speaks in
commentators terms Of The battalion OF altilc-
nv from New Orleans, under The command OF
Major Galy.
The gallant Texans are determined 10 do their
duty in defence OF their State. President Jones
has notified Gen. Taylor that he has taken pre-
paratory steps 10 organize one thousand men for
service if necessary.
General Taylor has communicated 10 Cen
eral Gaines his wish not 10 have any more militia
force sent from New Orleans 10 him, not appre-
heLdins that there will be any occasion fer their
services. He states that thereis no news from The
Rio Grandc Some idle r1mors are occasional
" brought in from that quar,er, but The accurate
information he possesses so entirely discreds
them, that he does not think them even entitled
10 reretilion II Union
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SUFFOLK, NAxsEMoNp County, }


r., Al Go0d CHt-cas HUNTER Hill, man
about ) lcet : 10 inches high, black hair, black
eyes. fal face, down look, dark complexion, sup
posed 10 have mole or his iace rather good
looking man, and tailor By trade, marGcsd
Mai. R,be,, r. Smith, al - o'clock last night
He invited Smith on from The Washington llo-
tel 10 speak with him, and stabbed HIM lmmcdi-
aley oyei ne heart with a dirk drawn from
wor!.cane-giying Smith no notice OF his nen-
ton 10 strike him-he ran rapidly oil after srl-
king the blow, and made his escape before he
could lie awesed. Smith died This morning al .
o'clock, after giving full accoun! Of The ciIcum-
stances OF The murder Ii is supposed that Hun
Ter has goneeilheri 10 Gates or Northampton conn-
Is. y C. where he has relatives, and from thence
Will make his way South by way OF Whining
Ion or Raleigh.
All EdioA, and others are requested 10 give
publicity 10 this cold-blooded MURDER, and have
The iiendish night assassin brought 10 justice
The relatives OF the decca-e,; olier 4 reward q:
five hundred dollars 10 hare The murderer brought
10 Justice All good citizens upon receiving
copy Of This notice, will please forward it rapidly
South, 10 Editors Police Officers, and c'hcT>.
TIiOS. c. BENTON,
SAM'L HARRIS. NJ. D.,
w. f. uITEuEaD,
ANDREW McALiSTEn,
WIN q. NOTTINGHAM,
q. r FLYNN,
JESSE PERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

There is great excitement in the city OF New
York, in relation TO the sudden disappearance OF
Mr.. Cough, The celebrated Temperance Leclu-
rer-and 10 The causes OF the extraordinary con-
dilicn in which he was found. The n. y. Cou-
rier and Enquirer of Friday says:
an Boston il is said that reward OF $500 has
been offered privately by some OF the low rum
| sellers, 10 any one who would drug him, or dis
able him from his lectures. MIR. Cough was last
seen nj The store of Messrs. Saxton 4 Miles, in
Broadway, where he stopped ON the road TO Brook
lyn, and lhencetorward all traces Of him are lost
He had with him a handsome gold watch, and a
considerable sum oil money, and had made en-
sacements 10 address meeting in Albany on
Monday and at Montreal subsequently,"
On Friday he was found a, house in Walker
Street, but in stupid, delirious slatc-among
other contradictory statements, The Herald gives
the following
"When found he was in complete state OF
mental and physical prostratiun, and entirely IN
able 10 give satisfactory account OF The cilcum-
stances that led 10 his then unfortunate condl-
lion Ii appears that Immediately upon his arri-
val in this city from Boston he was made the OBJ
iect of the surveillance Of a number OF designing
persons, who followed him from the Cro;on
House up 10 Broadway, one OF whom, cmbo!den-
ed BY a previous Acquaintance, invited him into
a confectionery store 10 take glass oi sarsapa-
rla. Shortly after drinking il he experienced a
sudden and unnatural eYhilaraion, and lost all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
M6rl)g,1nogU aEo1Aa1erers

presence might create counter revolution IN IN 'i ~;
capital Such an event is openly rePo ',:s D. -
Tampico as about 10 take place al san LUIS =
losi-whcfc he is in sole command Oh t"e .iool5 i
disgust, after being informed OF The mullny.
neral Bus,amcnte, ii is believed will DC Sent d
commander-in-chief BY The Government. ..s,j
The French Minister moi having been si'lsl, r,
with the course taken by the Government reSa,u-
ing The insult offered him al The Baths, mas ue-
manded his passports, which adds ano'hel e.,
barrassment TO the many which Inc EAecu'''e
| has now 10 encounter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
EDUCATION
Nars. Meafi,s Seha.

I'hlS Institution viii be re- opened for m.
,, ~ w hnn gay scholars on The first d,y -
Iiolts,o's OF distinguished ability; aud me
ny ana christian discipline IN The schonI a. y =
VIII continue a. heretofore. '''' Ian
re.'ie, IN English and French viii h. d-,,.
throughout iar session, aud the Young la,li.. -,
m'ly "'ii pursue coutse OF Reading in H., -. W
Standard Poetry. ~ h's'ofy
Reference / made 10 The following p.n,t.,
nate uIn in.fts o. wards IN The Institution r.
+ Heath, Esq James a Sedd.n. E.n ,.h.,'d j
borne, Esq, Richmond Gem Ap Ca,rsby Jo,s, K
J. u Mason, Washington, Nelson Pave r sc"e' -
land; James Gait, Esq., Fu,anna. ''' 'oH-'
Aup lQ-rfID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
Ifassie s. White.

CPoccRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFER for sale for cash. on the usual crehlt-' I"
" punCtua customers, general assortment o ',f"-
ceries They Will, III few day be naSie large '"l
lions 10 their stock. and Their facilities of pur
chasing will enable them 10 offer I" titr friends ana
the public goods such terms hs cannot iiil 10 give
satisfaction. From the Farmers OF firgiha ahd Norm
Carolina they ask an examination NJ their stock aud
prlres Families If the city Wi, find NJ nj all tDrs
ready to supply with The best Family Groceries at
moderate pri.rs Sept. lb-cwb~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
Education.

I'lE next session of The s.bscribrt,. Sch,
commence on Monday, The 18th Of Sr,,sa', "
ms schnolrcom- on Marshall Street, oppo,i,, "ri
hnurth. such improv. inents IN the LuIlJ,, ~.
ana comfort of the pupils "'ehi't
nr regular course 81 Instruction viii -,h..
Ehs'i.h Branches, Ancient and Modem 't,"a'af=
and Mathematics. '" i-Ah.ns. !.
Jobn Dthney, Esq, Will assist The sul.,,n
dncting the English and Classical -, !. f'Drf W e
Language. VIII be taught by an -1prr,r,rs'.; Va
rup,'s aes'fGns OF studying Chemi,lry' Nh ,g',i-'
mted TO The Lectures On thr .ni,'r !, WI y
siuutLn. ''ueht' vi TIA: /,
fr.- payable half IN advance, and ,h- t,,,.
Ist OF March. '"r odianc" "r !.
Aug. l9-ctf % hatFlA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
MAINE ELECTION.

The Augusta Age of the 18th, has no doubt of
the election of Governor Anderson Democrat, by
a very decided maloriiy-and Of Legislature,
Democratic in both branches. From their con-
fiierce in The success Of their candidates, the De-
mocrats did not make much eiiort-and, there
fore, in many OF the strongest Democratic towns
and districts there is no choice madc-lhoush il
was, nodoubt, remedied atthc ncxtrial, yesterday.
John f. Scammon OF Saco, Democrat, is
elected 10 fill the vacancy in the first Congress
sional district, (York and OSior',) for which
there had previously been some unsuccessful
trials
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
on, ,op1pIIIA MARKET. Sept. 10

The prces for Coffee are improving large sales OF
I,euyra have been made al tents, inonlhsi h'o
a,7la7i; ST Domingo q cents, and Java cents ana
month, Sales Of Vir, mia Wheat at VI ~ cents ior
red and 81 95 cents for white. Southern yeil"" .ofh
a, 50 81 cenls and white At 45 ~ cents Flour Is IN
moderate demand; sales Of 500 bbls for shipment al
81 so a Csi Sugar has improved; some small lois
New Orleans brought u q cents, imon'hs "hiSke!'
i; ,,.Ia " = u cents in hhds % %! cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
1915.
I,REsU FALL AND WINTER
Dry GOODS.
r. i. j. ). .hNES & {


pIREcTLy OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE EANKi
OFFER for sale hy the piece, or package large ana
" varied assortment Of FALL AND WINTER Dki
GOODS. Of the lateel and beet styles selected WIN
great rlrr and rurrlsrd the most favorable " ms.
They viii only add .hat they never hih u III 'hrf
power To- do better for hrse who may br DISPOSED 10 Id
vUr them v illI their custom. ,,
For the cash. az 10 punclual men. they VIII SCI iiieir
goods as low a. they can b. purchased, olkr qualities
from any i.sn ar h,I.r IN tie United states. IN Eva
mnation az iheIr stock ~ respectfully aolicitrd.
I ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
MRS. GENERAL CARRITcTON
VIII orIs,
On she LIST day OF October next

~ THE CITY or RICHMOND,
a SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADE
TIVE central and healthy situation IL til, cii
great aud gi0wing lmpO. tancr IN wealth All
lailon, the refinement and piiality oil ~ pu.tr
cety. with IL easy approach from cv ~ SECTION IL
r""nuy, recommend II as a favorable ,ll.c ~ +.
of The FIRST class. Mrs. q - design Is Ia rnctag
A. she can, on christian principles and so!iI Ian
all those accumpl ishmrnt> whlth -mbr!.ph -, Us
adj To IL happiness. Mrs T.. has engaged expire
tsachrrs for tie several departments al her -ct,.
SEWN. 10 hrrs.I The vIsi'ant sIiprriu cnieacro
whole, and the maternal case ard management
yonng ladies'.
Mrs. C.. i IN faith Presbyterian, mad though "
~ attached 10 the doctrines worship and tissig'.a
the church. she j. no bigot, and has no wi-h l.
influence over her pupils for the purpose OF pfu-e
r.t will Earnestly eudravor Ia nculcai- those M
doctrines IN which ~ christians agree.
Mrs. g. might rr.rr 10 many persons OF ,tt9
throughout the EGion-eho have iors kntwH hr.-
she deems such 4 rOursr Of questionable prolr
d. ~ without permission might b. deemed im,sH.
To ask thai PERMISSION mighi compel aer..m
lnotaut', ;.,cuoird. All That de-, 10 Hif
general request 10 tIios. tho know her well ori.
feel an Inlrrr.. ~ Ger saCcC>s III iy her ri1r .
before their acquaintance. 10 n,k mar ~ ...i
once Inconsistent Win her WISHES ard gnn,ilr.
itrms, -, pfs sf's1eH y itH "s..
Boarding.
Tuition III Latin,
French aud othrs Moiern Language, eseh
Lower English branch"|,
Higher
Music, 2 lessons per week,
Painting, Professors prices.
All shoap ne ant ctArf extra esprnscs, regulate
Mrs. e., with reference t" the wIsiic- at pnIrn'
Aug. lj-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
FAIL SUPPLY.

n JOHNSTON, Druggist, is now in receP
OF very extensive assortment OF Drugs
Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, rich fancy
articles Window Glass, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, &c, &c, purchased on The mos
advantageous terms; 10 which he would inv'ie me
attention of Country Merchants, Physicians
Planters, and all others in want, conildeni ms
prices will please, and assuring them ma! every
article from his establishment shall be OF The pes
quality. and on the most reasonable terms:
p. JOHNSTON,
cont ~ No. 49, Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
STOP THE MURDERER

We Yesterday received the following disc!o-
sure of a most atrocious outrage We cheerful
X publish the announcement, with the hope lha,
i NAV aid in bringing the guilty 10 justice MI.
Smith was a member oil HE Virginia Legislature,
and was highly esteemed and beloved BY all who
knew him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

Sales Of Tobacco of Capt. VIM. L. Lip<comb,
OF Louisa at Shockoe Warehouse, BY The In
spcctors on Fri!ay, 9TH September
Hog, head No. |, 81 IS; No, 2 % no. >,
5 80; Nod o 90; No. G2! No. g, IL 23i
No. :, 10 90.
Sales OF a portion Q. VIM a. Gillespie's (of
Louisa) crop al Seabrcok's ON 9Th September ~
HID. No. 6. go IS; No IT, ST.; No. s 5 o2
No. Q, 30 No. 10, uss, ! CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

AT Bo.ros on Friday last, % bbls. OF New Orleans
Molnsses were sold at auction at 70 cents per saoh'
cash New Orleans Sugar was sofa al a cehs ~ ~
mos and 45l sacks Ohio yellow Com al % ''i GEMS
prr blshrl, cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOl i,
YOU NJ ADDE'S ~ Dim =.

-, ,..,,r,. = = y ~ T'TVHNVND- ~
n. MI iAGliAM respectfully annolne..
will he resumed on Monday, Srli 99th. :
Tie attention of parents and gual dams !. 49,.
Iy solicited, pm
The rourse II instruction in hi. School !. ,b,,
Comprising an those studies necessary 10 cone.
useful and highly finsard ,lnt aiiou. '".''
TEEN,-For Board, Tuition IN Tno,,.l =
lin, Greek, Instruction ~ Mn,ic on The pan.
iiuitar, made khosn up0n Application In Mf,
ham, nj her residence, corner 5th ana rranAlir..
Richmond. -,
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Nj, :. ID X f. "

d ESPECTFULLi inform. informs. ~ !.
h irons and The public, general ). :. !
efcises OF her School will BE l.
day, the a9,h OF September ne1,' .,,r
ladies can be accommodated WIN 70. :.
ni,s are considered as entered iot '.s
=. there is an express undefs's l,l,' ! !,
,raTy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
PORTSMOUTH. VIRGIN

H1kS c1NEGys int.nJ. n, on.n :, hpa',lef
wi ~. ami ,nv puniI. in ,b- t,wn N P.fl'n
c,,,r,.'c,na ua,d,v ,h. r,b ~ u,,,l,, o,ii. 10
,nE I, ~ ~ ~ ..I,,G, by 10,
.,,n.., .,.,,,,n. ,o m.L. ~. ,h,,,r,sf A. hlgh &
~ 49,, ,,,h.., r.r',,s ScEnot !, ,m,t;ty TIC
~ NJ ,n,lt.r nj siudy ria. Ihoroa. hut-s - M y
,,on :. !, ~, hons ,,n.rr !, unn.c ,.aiy ofar'
scholars Ia srek ,.I,ry,hrrr The complrlpn ~ ht
non: and every facility ,sili he .fcred nr'n %
the accomplishments oi .ocirty I" the ,.--'
ledge Of books and things. Especial care W
totu'tlvate nhned taste, and -uth dele"
II will also be- the constant aim "i ihe ~
, ,anSr ,,r ., ,hs School conform
, rirs and serve to impant in The heart. Il b.'
4 ZEN love for sacred things, aud a hearty tr'
an tb, sov,our.
,rhr.,. m r,y,,colar. who trrom, member, y
,,.lv :, IN .rr,,. ,lr SANE so,ic tuir. ard ~
sane lr,'on. care in THIS r.s,,ert a, h,r oNn
,,J ,b., Al, III inns l,. e,rcct-d Ia cn..rrn iI, Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
NEW STEAMER FOR RICHMOND

NEW > Ia MIN I 0'rt IVY ~
Morgan" the intelligent New York cores
pondeni OF The Washington Union gives The fol-
lowing gratifying news:
"a steamer intended Tor ocean purposes on a
new plan, called "Iae lugtn'a, and intended
r. RIM between this city and Richmond, Virginia,
has made an experimental nip down the bay
which proved very satisfactory Twill give some
account oil her peculiaIi,ie> tomorrow.
The sock market is buoyan', with DISPOSE
-. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
EDI'CATlON.

THE next annual session Of NJ = -
/ boys, will commence on 'nr , ~
,ember The subscriber gratefully a..
The liberal patronage which he h"s i !.
from the citizens of Richmond-ah , :,
ensuing year, By attention 10 hls Pa.
meri, a continuance OF their paIon"s-
TERMS Tor the session oil zen ~"
Latin. Greek and Mathematics, y.
Arithmetic. Grammar, Geos'aph'' :
tory, &c, ;, r GIN
Aug. l4-eotd VI -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
Law Office

TOIlN NJ. PATTON has removed his Once
j 10 the basement OF his present residence, cor
nee of 9th and Franklin streets. Practices IN me
Courts in Richmond and the Court OF Appeals
al Lewisburg. oep'. ID"
Conn wil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
EdnCafi0s,

n p. BrRRCSS will resume he eva.
y School ON Monday, 18th September ,.,. ~ u 2
basement of the rniv-ralist Church. 1s n !. y
central aud retired, and The rooms are a,gs " -'t
pleasant. HIS course OF instruction wi1 s.! y
various branches Of an English Educat,.u 80
with the Latin and Greek Languages @ts.L'
Terms, as herrtoIore are s32 10 so fofth..e,.
year of ten months. s't'.,
Prompt aud punctnal Attendance on tie a., !,
PuDils j. desired. ~ q /.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
Sept. Ii
PLANTATION ON NA'i
GABLE WATER NEAR JAMES RIVER,

Val IiABIE PLA y 4 ION Wy w =
GABIE WATER NEAR JAMES RIVER,
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber will sel at nuc"n on inc am nay
/ nj Ortnter his farm lying IN Snrry county, ca'lth
-, .,o,,n az Mill Farm IL is situated linIntdiatrly
On Upper Chpoaks Creek, and one mile from Caoh
Point. ,,fr.h;.b,,.
The tract contains about 0uo affes-ha'l " '
,.,.d and navy nnder a good fence. well adapted Ia
,b a,ouih of wheat corn and cats; the rest are we'll
covered with pines sufficiently nrs. for c"rh wood
;,,kI. fr vessel, drawing from To feet water M
10 ths plantation. The improvements consist OF owl
i;r ohnIsr Kitchen smoke house. stables &c, ana quar-
,a,s sutHcirnt Ia accommodate 30 negroes-al n "hrh
30 IN .ood rcnar There il aso on the tract large
mill house formerly n manufacturing mn. whicn las
bern allowed to 60 down during NY minority out wheh
could he again put III operation AZ un w puiIIx
the right has not expired. ;. H.
sept. l6-eud .u , .n, .,J
Tic Petersburg Intelliserecr will please copy a"u
rharrp ], "a. II.
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pIruMOND CLASSICAL AND MATTE
leAOAA' -, rrrrtr tNSTITITTE

RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA LIE
NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.
DIcHARp STERLING, A. ~, Primclpai; a. :, ~ -,
Il m A. H., G.. A PoRrrRrrELp, Graduate va NJ
,,.,v Institute EpwAs MARTIN, Assistant Teachers
T6e exercises Of lh's Institution ~'l be resumed ."
Monday, Sept 22d. ,,o,o,r,, !, ali IN,
branches If liberal education and is ars'sned to a
IT, nils ir admission TO the higher classes OF our best
COLLEGES or for the active duties oi HE.
p.;, ~. ,,,sntinn will be- laid IL P-nmanship by
Mr. Martin He viii also, when desired, give nstrue-
ton in drawing. ,-h.,,,,. , u.
L,cturrs on Natural Philosophy and Chem""s 1y Tue
Principal.
TrRas-Same rs heretofore :,
srhn.I Room en- oh street, opposite The residence OIL
sr,. For admission, apply TO the Principal.
Sept l6-d6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

We have received The Vick,hurs, Mississippi
sentinel, OF the 22i ultimo, containing an a"se,-
,issmsnl Of some fine lands 10 be sold ny W. H.
and A. NJ. Paxton Of Vicksburg. These Janus
lie in a compact body, fronting on he MISSISSIPPI
River and. ir,m personal observation, we can
commend tbem 10 those who may desire 10
mich their tents in the great coon-SroWihs region
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
Miss RIRM Ell.


WILL oren School Tor Girls and Boys on
w Monday, the 18th OF September, in 'h+
front basement room OF the Madison House,
Bank Street.
TERMS. payable ouarterly@ l..
English, in all its branches, Uor the session Q! ~
C,annh ,nd T ain each 20 90
Children, Reading and Spelling only, IL w
Or, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic ana -
Geography, 10 w
Her mother, Mrs. Mary NJ. Burwell, can ac'
Board per session, 10 dollars.
Sept. l6-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

MIR. THOMAS CUBBINS and NANCY CuBBlNs
Virginia Won vii please take notice. that, on the ith
day November between the hours OF shnrise and suh
set, al The house OF Betsy Newton, IN me county o
Bet, Newton and Others; and, he 9Th day oi Tue
same month between The same honrs, ~ said e"un,
al the house If Nancy Harris proeerd l" tahe W. H.
lions of Nancy Harris and oilers and on inc IN '" ~
same month"; between the same hours, n. " 90. "
William W. & E. Newton proceed u take IN g.,
tons al Roc,t Jones and others, 10 Ice read As evi-
drnce IN suit of law and chancsry for The touhiy
Cout, Of Buckingham undetef m'ned 10 sa1i ."uf,
wherein am plaintiff and you aud ohsIs ave deienI
cus: and n rom any cause the said dispositions shall
not be completed on the above days they VIII be CONT
nued from day TO day nntii all sha be completed, at
which times and places you may arhn y You rnn pro-
per. NlLLiaM W w" ioH
Sept. l6-cwew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16
TERMS AS MERErurnRE

Board for ten months
Tuition in the first department
Second department
Bed and bedding SIS; Fuel s.
Latin and Music VIII be taught by ger ,Irniet .
Owl prices.
Instruction will be given, il desired. ~ " I
Language; likewise III Embroidery. Drawing =
Worstcd WoIk, &C., &c, al rA,ra charge
PATRONS.
Mr. William a. Wright al Tappahannots "
olson l.. Carer al La easier county. Mr John
81 Tap?ahannock; Mr. Gt0rge Frr.etcs u /.
We, tmor-land county; Air Richard 'r0ticn Z !
hammock; Sir. John tflchrr, lr, "f Nt''@
county; SIR. George Dabyns Of Tarp1babte'
Jan-. Elicit Of King 4 Queen county; W. "r !
By of l., ncthure; Mr.. Wliliam d. Net AIRY % u. =
county Mr.. Washington Petkin- Of E.s,t" ..'
IIarwooh Of Richmond county, Mr.. N'ui1 y.
Of G'oIcrStrr county; Mr. tlasbrooke 81 u.
counu DIR. Francis ID Jones of Dn"lddir "d. I.
Tappahann"ck, Essen county, SrpttnisFf .~''N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-16

We cannot loo earnestly invoke The attention
Of the good people Of King William and liano-
ser 10 the following striking appeals. They are
calculated 10 arouse the noblest feelings OF their
nature and TO excite their warmes, desire 10 10
their du.y, and thereby. Contribute 10 bless thou
sands. We are glad also 10 perceive that LOUISA
is about 10 step forward in The good work;
TO THE PEOPLE OF KING WILLIAM.
The People Of King William are respectfully
and earnestly requested 10 assemble al The Court
House, al their next court day, Monday The I'D
Sent ,otake into consideration the subject OF our
system OF Popular Education, the best means OF
efIecine reform in il and the proprlety OF ap-
pointing Delegates Ia the proposed Education
Convention, 10 assemble in Richmond on the 10Th
\ OF December next. Several gentlemen are ex-
pecled 10 address The meeting.
Citizens OF King William, several counties
have taken The lead from you in this great and
glorious enterprise; bul there is a place for you
! sill in the front rank, and YOU may yet surpass
| them all, Can you decline il Never. Let the
| question no, be "Who will gol y but "Who will
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PUBLIC MEETING IN HANOVER.
\ The people OF Hanover county are earnestly
| and respectfully invited TO attend meeting 10 lie
| held al the Courthouse on Tuesday next, Sept
22d, (court day,) 10 take some action upon The
subject OF reform in our present system Of Popu
| lar Education, and The expediency OF appointing
delegates TO The proposed Education Convention
People Of Hanover! the land OF Henry anC
OF a CLAY In the name OF The hundreds in whose
bosoms God has implanted germs Of greatness
surpassing even those otthcse your boased orna
menls, but whom the Stale keeps down in The
dark bondage of ignorance and vice-hy every
motive Of patriotism, humanity, justice, and your
own sel-interes you are called upon 10 devote
one day, at least, TO the liberation of those gene
rous spirits and boundless minds, who may he
come, by your slight aid what they were destined
| 10 be-the strength, the ornament and benefac
tors Of their country. What man can hold back
| from such a work NOW is, OF all others, The
most favorable time for lis commencement. Sc
| the example To other counties, before they take
| from you that privilege Be moi deferred bv III,
sugse stion of difficulties, by those who arc loI
| induent 10 discover or acknowledge he "way
which is always open 10 the willing 10 achev,
good for mankind. Al least, let Your motto be
] sTRY IT." when so great good is aimed at.
! Come then one and all, and make old Hanovc
the Banner Couniy in The mighty army Of popu
| lar reform.
P. S. Several gentlemen are expected 10 ad
dress the meeting.
EDUCATION-LOUI COUNTY.
\ A meeting of the people Of Lonisa will he bel,
I on The second Monday in October at the Court
house, TO appoint delegates TO the Education Con
i ventlun.