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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12


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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-11-12

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
SCHONBERGER'S CASE.

We are satisfied, by The evidence given in be-
fore the Mayor, that our article on the snbjecl Of
The killing Of Wasley gave an improper color
ing 10 the affair. Now, as our anxious wish is,
that The prisoner should. in every respect, have a
lair and unprejudicei uial, we copy from ycsler-
days Compiler short article on The subject
EXAMINATION or ScuoNPERGER BEFORE THE
MAYoR.-John L. ScLonberser was yesterday ex-
amlnrd before The Mayor for killing Ihos. Was
lev Many Witnesses gave testimony In the case,
after which The accused was sent on for further
trial before an examining court TO he held mex,
wednesday. Schonberser ana Wasicy were
bro'hers-in-law. s was made administrator OF
his mnther-in-law. Mrs. Wasleys estate, and in
The process OF settling is affairs il appears BIZ
Ter hostility was conceived hy Thomas Was!ey
towards s.. which led ultimately 10 the murder
we snail not state The tenor OF The evidence, as The
trla mas yel TO take place. but il certainly places
different lace upon the affair from that which
runner gave il, md Tie difference is in favor OF
SchoEherser. Messr,. X. G.. Scott ST., r. Il. Da.
mel, and WIN. w. Crump, appeared as counsel
Tor The prisoner"
In order inrihcrio correct our notice Of The cir
cumstance, il is but just that we should introduce
The following facts, as given in y the witnesses.
Schonhereer was en- foot, on his way home, and
The deceased was in buggy. The deceased stop
ped, got out and advanced within ten PAGES Of
Schonberser who was on the opposite side of the
street, and who called 10 him 10 stand oil, or he
would shoot him. The deceased continued 10 ad-
vance, until Schonberger shot him, at about Ten
PAGES distance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
IrI:tTIIS.

Died al the residence q her father, John NJ.
Warwick. Esq. in Lynchburg on FRIDAY last
Mrs. S.RAH ASS, consor Of VIM. Daniel. Jr,
Eso. Universally beloved, her death has excited
in his community deep and universal sorrow-
Her surviving relatives and connections have The
sincere ca:hy OF all who knew the decea >ed-
and The richer consolation derived from The assn
rance that her lite OF sincere and transformations
pity has secured her a mansion in 'lhat house
NOT made with hands, eternal in the heavens"
Died on The 10th July, at Woodlawn, Prince
Edward county, Je;hro Alexander, infant son Of
Luther C. and Elizabeth H. Jeflrese; aged year,
month, and 20 days.
In the wise dispensaions CT Providence, SCI
dom has il fallen 10 The lot Of parents 10 sustain
within The same period Of time, Affections severe
as those which have fallen 10 the share Of these.
Bu, in The death OF their child, upon whom they
doted with all lie iondness Of parents love, all
their previous trials were merged; and even here
they derive consolation from The belief that he
has fallen 10 sleep in the arms Of Him who says:
"Suffe, little children 10 come unto me, Tor OF such
is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
Died al Holmde!, Monmouth County, New
Jersey, on Sunday, August Sd, Mr. SAMUEL
Sparks, aged IS. Mr.. Sparks was native OF
Virginia, and sailed as an officer OF different
ships number of years ont of this port he IS
now safely moored lc take his long rest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
Richmond College.

'VrHE next session will begin On Wednesday, the lst
day Of October, aud close the 2Ot Of December.
The cataicgu- Of studies embracrs-Enelish Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, History, the Latin and Greek
Languages. Natural and Moral Philosophy, Alrrhra,
Plane and Solid Geometry, Surveying, Plane and Sphe
rical Trigonomoiry, Logic, Rhetoric Analytical and
Descriptive Geometry, and weekly Rhetorical Ever
cses. These studies conducted by Messrs. u. ~
land, C /. Cooke, and J. NJ. Murray. Instruction will
also given in French and Vocal Music by able teach
ers, at AN extra ch1ree.
The Trustees have made arrangements 10 appoint two
additional professors, whose uames and departments
will be announcej in due time. and who will be eNrec-
ed To enter upon duties the 10Th of January Is 10
II is the fixed purpose Of the Trustees To elevate and
extend the of studies, TO render it strictly
co'iesilie.
G rruars. giving candid statement of the progress
aud department of The pupils Will be sent 10 thei' IA
rents oGce in two mouths.
TrRM,-For Board aud Tuition, $50; for Bnard and
Tuition during long session $751; payable, half IN ad-
vance and half Al The cose of The session; use OF HE
Library, 81 per annuni.
Important facilities FIR improvement are enjoyed ny
The students FROM Reading Room aud Debating So
cety.
The Institution is confidently recommended 10 the
public as deserving Of patronage.
BY order Of the Board,
A., loc1t las H. TAYLOR Secretary.
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.,,s f,bc Richmond Enquirer.

49,. r,,uirrr il published DAILY and SEMI
~ inw For inr Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
:, me rate Of eight dollars II taken t"r short
igr. 't' AZ -, ,,r year. For the Srmi-Weekiy, tive
prii'" "a mn,m and Three Dollars fol six months,
solar, r. sy,nce 10 be pad ia the Office or RENTED by
,,l POI, PAID +" -
&c ye ,cs 10 this office may he RENTED per mail,
~ 1.y,ilallr Bank notes, at the risk OF the Edi-
Y s ,,-f - N letters being paid by the aprfters-
w. '' ii single letter is scarcely OF any account
i in' 80, Its the accumulation Of postage, III an
,i.r business, which operates rs serious TAX
1 i"@ - = TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
4 = THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square oil
- -, lines, or less. first insertion, fifty cents, and
~ .,ecd,ng insertion twenty-five ctnts--ii insert
's,- A week. twice a week, or three times week,
I'm, seven and half cent.
~ THE SEMt-WEEkLY-One square OF sixteen
az less first nsertion IS cents; for each coniinu-
me ~ cents.
S,iers from distance must be accompanied with the
ynce pay satisfactory references TO insure eNecu
Annual advertisers are charged fty dollars for thirty
~. ana in tha, proportion for advertisements OF
-, Iencth-excrpl Lottery Vendors and Auction
-. Who az. charged one hundred dollars, (paper m
- All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
Ger the party 3 hand wri,ng Ia unknown at tiis
- must be authenticated by the endorsaiion OF the
. s,r I'm the neiyhborhood, they will in no case
! ,1Ii ned Every measure, that has been taken 10
,u,pos;,ions aud quzzes, has proved heretofore
f,,,,r. We must, therefore, Insist, IN such CASE,
- ,,r communication being certified by the name OF
"a p,.,mas,er. orin.n on the back of the letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
AMERICAN GUANO.

W. have neither The information nor HE cx-
perence 10 enter into an argument pro OF GO"
no merits oil the lannon's Guano manure We
have already TOO many issues TO meet without
resor,ins 10 such a fertile field But, Tor the be-
noG, of our farmers, who believe IN the lncompa-
r,hle vir,ues of Guano, We bring them Inc pleas
49,, nows thai, hereafter, il will Eo be necessary
10 make long voyage TO lchaboe or fefu 10 ga
,her The enriching treasure On our coasl, II VIII
he seen, The valuable material, The real s'H''
NAV be procured in abundance. From Inc thou
..nas If nelicans and wild fowl, which We saw
,.h;,.,;no The coasts of Texas, we should inler
,b,, that fine country would so abound in rich
manure. Here, then, is another tut oil anncxa'
lion 10, 10 he scorncd. Texas will never require
~ n,,nnre for her own rich soil-but she may
n,,L, come return for our kind protection by
II, &c materials 10 ferilize the exhausted
soil of the old States.
The St. Augustine Herald of the 9Th instant
says:
o,.,a iron, The Pacific, when our own country
~, Furnish a much better article. Wherever
salt water or fresh runs, there are large beds o.
a,luv;al deposited, in which, on chynical analy-
e. ,pe think. will be found some OF the most va
liable componcnts, which, combined with others,
viii form much cheaper manure than can be
imported. ,s, !, ~ ,r,v -,
come 10 Florida-and, as long as it lass, We will
sunnly it, A friend tells us that on the Pelican
Islands, of which there arc number in the To
moon river there are large deposiles of The arti
ole--,he real grA The Pelican, and Other
anualic birds Of the coast, consregate there in
,nyrads, and afford 10 the planters rich manure
if lbey choose 10 take il away. And, beside;
This, the young SQUAD furnishes all The oil they
need for use in their cotton ginning
While on the subject Of farming, we would re-
neat suggestion Of an old inhabitant, for the be
neft of our agricultural friends. Next Saturday
will be The "lull Of The moon and, in The e1
pec!cd scarcity Of corn, he warmly recommends
the sowing Of a large quantity OF tnrniPs Q" Ma
deu; as, from time immemorial, there is muci
virtue in such work, performed al that cri!ica
moment,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
MANUFACTURERS IN VIRGINIA.

Under The head of "lmporanl Movement The
Fredericksburg Recorder announces, that SHE old
Founiry HIS been purchased b. on: cnierpl'slns
,ownsman, John NJ. Herndon, Esq, and that II
will be Immediately fitted up fora Woollen Faco-
r.. under the direction of Mr. Kennedy, whose
experience ana skill in that branch Of manufac-
turing industry, anori the most ample guaranty
Of success The buildings, including The brick
walls left mixed hy The late fire, are very capa-
cious and convenient; aliording, when properly
repaired. abundant space Tor the employment OF
\ yas, number of hands, and an immense amount
Of machinery. TIL, entire range is nearly 3oo
ret in length portion Of which, unchanged by
the laIe fire. is to be filled Immediately with ma
chinery, which has been in use al The Falls Fac
rory for 4 shor, ,ime 10 which, additions will be
made as the buildings can be prepared 10 receive
them. The proprielors hope 10 raise steam With
in month or two"
We congratulate ourlricnds in Fredericksburg
upon an undertaking. which, il properly carried
through. must give new life 10 their trade ard
arouse all their energies.
ALREADY has The Recorder felt the inspiration,
as is evident from the joyous coors in which ii
paints the visa ofihe future;
"But no, 10 Fredericksburg alone, will lis benc-
fits be confined We beg our farmers 10 remem-
Der that they can dispose OF all The Wool they
raise in their own market, ard al prices much
better Than SPECTATORS who buy sell again, can
afford 10 give Would they not DO well 10 pay
more al,cn,ion 10 The growth Of Wool2 In three
wears. they will be sure Of greedy market Tor
ali hey can make, atiheir very doors. The march
az en,crpri,e, we trust. is onward in old Virginia
Manufacturing establishments will soon spring
IN elsewhere; and We inlu:e the hope. that The
uncoualled waer-power oil The Rappahannock,
viii moi long remain unimproved. We appeal TO
mr. canilalis,s 10 sci the ball in motion. The
most obluse business ssgaci!y cannot fail to see
the extraordinary advantages presented, and The
r;cb reward which must inevitably follow"
We like to see this spirit, which, instead of
wasting itself in useless gIumllinss puts The
shoulder 10 the wheel, and works out It's own pros
rcri,v lie. there be a generous rivalry between
nnr towns. as 10 which shall do most in iniusing
little energy into The body polite instead oil snari-
IN, and growing al each others movements.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
THE ENQUIRER.
Richmond, August ~
TENNESSEE MOVING

Tho knexville Standard contains the proceed.
;rrs II public meeting of Knox County, on
,he An Aurus,. 10 take some action on The South
we,,ern road The following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
"Wb.reas at a meeting OF the citizens OF
washino,on Comfy, Virginia, recently assem-.
HE'D in Abingdon, il was recommended that a
Convention be held in said town, on The 2Slh OF
his month. 10 be composed Of deleSalcS from the
various interested portions oil ihe country, with
reference 10 Tie future construction Of great
and ncrmanenl road commencing at some point
in The Eastern pant of said State, and passing
through Southwestern Virginia, 10 ihc limits Of
Tennessee. with view 10 lis ultimate extension
into the interior OF our Stale
"And whereas in the opinion OF Ibis meeting,
The contemplated road is a noble enterprise that
must. if successfully prosecuted, mol o1ly ensure
a great and Increased prosperity TOR large por-
ton of the people of the Stale OF Virginia, but
likewise presents 10 East Tennessee every posi-
bic inducement for lis speedy consummallon, IN
building M an extensive and prosperous com
merce for our people. in promoting HE travelling
facilities of The whole county, and in Slimula-
,ina an increased activity in all our industrious
pursuits.
"Therciore, he it resolved by The people of Knox
county here assembled:
"lsl. That We most heartily approve Of said
Convention, AT the time and place indicated, and
Of the great ends which il proposes 10 secure.
nol R.,olrsd, That we do most cordially ac-
cent the earnest and liberal invitation given TO
Eas, Tennessee by the people oil said Wash
inaon county, 10 join and participate with them
in The proposed Convention.
.3d Rtm,rcd, That we send delegation, com.
nosed of twenty Of our citizens, 10 be appointed
by The chairman oil this meeting, 10 represent the
people of Knox county in said Convention"
Here follows list Of delegates appointed.
II strikes us that scheme, thus shnuldered by
Two great States, should succeed We do not
know. whether the financial condition OF Virgil
MIA. next Winter, will allow any Thin, TO be done
far lille Tcnnessce-bu il cannot )e doubted,
that no portion Of he State presents stronger
claims pnon the favor OF III" Legislature.
The Abingdon Convention must have great
influence on public sentiment, in presenting, in 4
strong light. The vast resources Of that region-
and il, uuer want al the necessary means OF
TRANSFORMATION 10 market. Well disesied facts
and calculations OF The cost d the proposed road
AMI lis probable ability 10 repay the Investment
will have weigh, with The Legislature.
Bur, in no event, lei The faith 9th: State be en-
dan.ered. Better have no roads, than that The
escu,cheon Of Virginia shonh be bottcd hy Re-
nuAia;ion. For this reason, we hope, that if any
improvements be undertaken The Legislature will
a, one and The same lime provide The means by
which The debt is 70 be promptly met. In this
manner VIC shall act with our eyes opcn see our
way clearly, apd prevent the creation Of deb', by
having as we 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

LAND FOR SALE IN NELSON COUNTY.
~ accordance with decree of the Circuit Superior
Cont of Law and Chaneey for the equity OF Nelson,
Pronounced on the 9th day Of May, 1885, In the case oi
Mal,nm-ry o. Montgomery and others, the undersgn-
.i wl on FRIDAY. the 5.h day Of September next il
m and f not, on the next ta,r DAY thriea er pI"cee,
Vs- on the rc,nisrs, the highest hdhsr Tract oi
Land containing three hundred and -ghty-eient acres
beng the lower end Of the Mansion House Tract OF
iaah of which Joseph Montgomery deceased ia'e o.
~ sud county Of N-son died possessed.
A~,, al the same time, and in this same manner, on
The premises he will sell another Tact OF land con
INNING two hundred and forty five and ialt acres, oe
- the part cnt or from The upper end OF the same nala
I'ci, by the allotment of dover TO IN: WIDOW OF inc
sue Joseph Montgomery, de clscd
Also. al the same time, and In the same manner, on
we PROMISES. he II Offer for sale another Traft con-
nnins hundred and eighty TWO and fourth acres,
beng IT, trip of land lying between the dover tract
~ Tue lower tract, above Described.
HE largest tract here mentioned contains about
hundred Of bottom land, Of superior quality the
mas Of which might be made first rate meadow land,
" NE ldicious management Of the several hon noun
% streams that ran through u, ana winch are Always
We'll f'eghied wlh tbs richest virgin so after every
iah OF consequence. The high land on THIS tract Is
Ptuy cleared and Is very productive, ana mnch OF tue
n"ouiand Is well tlmhered, and Is superior tobacco
anu There is also thistract comfortable dwellings
w" n tour rooms, aad several necessary out houses,
ne second tract il partly cleared and partly In native
-, OF Inc best timber. The most ot the tract Is fich
saa much Of II is tobacco land Of the very best quality
6e hird, and last tract, contains large proportion
os eroirds, OF fine quality and part OF II Is excel
th land il, altogether snch is rarely offered for
,e, combining many advantages not enumerated, and
wei worthy the attention of purchasers The two
tracts lie coniisuously, and, il purchased by the
I individual, would make very fine estute Of five
1anrired and seventy acres.
terms for The first two tracts ntioned will be-
s,"arih cash, the balance In three eq ,a payments,
~ .'eat OF one, two and three years The for
,n , ast mentioned tract will be-one third cash, and
a,t "a anse in w equal payments, credit of one
years In all cases, bonds with sufficient per-
security, will be required for the credit payments,
In, e lille 10 the properly will he retained, addi.
sepia u',v !ns Wno n W .ne pu..ise money
Aug,3-c,ds 1' So"'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

NAv.L.-The U. S ship Cyane, Capt Mer-
wine, bound 10 the Pacific, went 10 sea from
Hampton Roads on Saturday, about 2 P. NJ.
The U. S. brig Dolphin, at The Navy Yard, IS
10 be fitted for sea forthwith.
TIE U. S soop Of war Saratoga, byiss somers
and Lawrence, sailed from Pensacola 2oih u
ON cInise down the Cult
w. A. T. Ma,tox 2nd Lieut.. of Marines, in
rlace Of LIST Lieut. Sloan, was ofcered 10 ahc
Joined The U. S. ship Cyane. on SUNDAY:
MrLrTARY.-Two companies OF U.S. troops a, a
Fortress Monoe are ordered TO Texas lln ~ !.
a,sly. They are 10 be conveyed by The U. 5
steamer Col Harvey, now al This port.
[.NmtoiE Beacon. Angaa IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15

iuTe OF orr own State. Important matters OF
Stale policy, which will certainly come up for
consideration, and perhaps Tor final decision,
nav produce state oiiee!ing by no means IA vor-
able 10 The harmonious action OF our pary in
this good old Dominion. Prudence in council
and in action, then, are necessary 10 keep lie De.
mocracy Of Virginia, zone and indiyi,ihe."-
MAY our friends every where be acua,ed By an
enlightened, liberal and patriotic spirit
Monday last was The day selected Tor Major
Garlands eulogy, upon the life and character OF
General Jackson, al tie Cnurl House of this coun-
Is. a severe iDdiSposion deprived me of The
pleasure OF attending. have nodoubt The orator
proved himself worthy Of the compliment lately
bestowed upon him in your editorial columns
The ora,ions of Daniel OF Lynchbnrg, and Ste
venson of yonr city, are spoken Of as beautiful
and admirable specimens OF the taste, genius and
eloquence Of Vi!cnia'S gifted sons We must
not concede "a!l the talents and "all the .itera-
lure" 10 the North.
Very respectfully, yours,
4 DsmGcrof II lie UdHufatas
l.. ). Since writing the above, We have been
favored with two or three delightful showers, and
The prospect this morning, Saturday the 2nd) is
good for more general rain The hushandman
'bruahes dcepe- and irecr"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
Richmond Academy.

TIME Board oi Trustees announce 10 the public OF
Richmond and vicinity, that they have appointed
Colonel Crozrt Principal uf the Academy, and III 1t
under his direction, and with the assistance of atc-
quat. number I'll cnmpsent Tea hers the exercises OF
the Institution will commence Monday, the 18th Of
September next.
TIE Common Council of the City having made pro-
vision for repairing The premises, the building anu
also the Furniture being put in perfect order,
and viii he ready before the opening al the session.
A. tl- number of instructors aud otter preparations
must depend on the number of Pupils, parents WIN
wish 10 send -ir Ia the Academy, requested
Ia inform the Principal OF their intention as con
vencnt, order that all necessary arrangements may
be made in time, and the studies may be resumed Win
CONNIE nsurato IA. aur. q. WATSON,
President Of The Board Of Trustees.