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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
FOREIGN MARKETS,


L;rerposl Cotton Market, Spt 3-rhr sales OF o.
Inn in t last u. days have been nearly 4oouo bags
III, market under The influence Of good demand, -
mating IN IN plicc. he far qualities aud Upwards III
am.rran are not materially chLngcd but The middi Z
orl. which the spectators chr fly tmect iheli alien
lion TO- are more nearly than Higher than they 500 d
mi. ay week ard all descriptions are more or less az
f.ct.d TIE firm aud steady lnakt, may be attributed
rtirev to The good harvest weather which We are now
enjoying 90 ,., -,
I5g virginia Leaf; $50 Sirnm-d; fl kenlnthy l-ii;
and 3la S,emmsd. The principal enquiry lai'ery hes
been for Export purposes; manufacturers supplying
themselves urly Il snail extent. waiting The shnp-
ling nf the new: few Of which, Western, have been
ouenrd aud appear Of very good character, good
cpr tonditiun and flavor. Holders crnlinilr very
im aud though I'd adya'.ct has been obtained on li'r
m tier class al STRIPS, II has only been on sma guam
iss as IN the prev month, and not sufficient 10
warrant an alteration IN 0ur price.
London Money MARKET, Sept. 3.-TEe English Funds
havs presented tilr chang" iom The us'la Routine o
business durns The last fortnight The Consul market
has been rather Hat to-day, without any assignabir
cause.
In the Foreign market there has been fle doing: the
warka n1lurr az the news from Mexico, however,
rasrd a com Iirra:r decline 10 Mexican stock. The
d .lmhancrs in SPAN cau.ed also slight reaction,
f.urn hcli. however, they soon recovered.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL
Rlcil.iosn, SEPTEMBER 20, 1915
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Boat Ocavia, J. H. Anderson, with - tons mrrclian
dize from LyncLburg. Ia Jones & Bair, Ro. Gwarh.
rnry :. j. Jones J.. D. crrnsiiaw Bros. & Co, :. |.
Cnlp. and H. LuGlam K Co.
boat Gen HARRISON, John l.. station, with ~ tons mer-
randile, from lynchhurs and New Market. 10 u l.nd-
Ism TO- Preston Endeis, Schaer s; Co., and ;. H.
Rodgers.
CLEARED,
Boa; C!ias N. Mu he'll J. 2. YeatGan, with s. tons
merchandise, for Lynrihurg.
Boat Richmond. y. Harding wiki IL: Tons meiohan-
die, for New Market and !.ynchhnrs
Boat Tennessee, u Crumpachtr, with = tons mer-
chlndz-, for Gock M 30 and I.ynchnr..
Boat Exchange, -. Bland, with 81 tens merchandise,
far Columbia and Scottish lc.
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1faas>ic * white,

GR0rERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AFFER FER sale for cash, az On the usual C c,i.. Z
~ puncinai customers, a genera: as>Wtmrf,i - 81
rrrir- Tf-y ~iil, In few DAYS be ma,inG larg- 81
ti0ns prt stock AMI their iaolllll. Tor paI
chasing. VIII -bahir them la offer {" tbtf friends
III" public. goods such terms a. cahnot sIl a. CIV
satisfaction From the Farmers oi Virginia and Mort
Carolina they n-k examination 81 their stOs~ OK
prices Fami'ir. oi The city viii IEd u at MI TINE
ready supply them wlih The bss; fdny Groceries,
moderate IriCes Sept. Is -cwtw
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NEW FALL SUPPLY OF
Books ass<! stationery.
II "a Y y 8
ID RINkER E. no X us
r.. Dol nTl

(Late Smith & Palmer
uAFE opened al their New STAND, 70 -,
IL Main street, their entire Fall ouTpiy CT
BOOKS AND STATION ER
Particularly adapted 10 The demands OF CoanHy
Merchants and Teachcrs-includnga all stahta'o
Publications, Classical and School Books, Leucr
and Cap WIRING Paper, Wrapping Paper, Sc.
To which they invite The attention Ct purchasers.
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Sept. % 81, Main Street
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The Board Of Visitors Of the Lexington M

The Board Of Visitors OF the Lexington Mill
,ary Institute will assemble tomorrow, 10 inquire
into the late difficulty there. Adjutan, General
Richardson, erefeio member Of The Board, went
up TO Lexington YESTERDAY He was accompa-
MED b. George w. Muniord, Esq, appointed
Visitor in place Of Capt. Dimmcck, resigned.
Capt. Munford, whether In military or civil
capacity, is always "al home" Heis ever true
TO his duties.
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BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLil I4 IION.

WHEREAS il la. been represented Ia The Executive,
w that iinnter iil, charged with the murder oi Ma
or Robert r. SMITH a:r of Nansenond county, has fed
from justice. and Is now g"iag al ltr-c:
Navy therefore, I, James Mcdowell, Governor, dc
hereby offer i reward ii two hundred dollars To any
tf-un or persons who "il! apprrIcnd the taid urtrr
i'm and del yer him into tie jail of Nnn.rmond comD.
~: aud require all Officers civil and military, and
;,i-t the people nfihe Commonwealth generally. In us-
every exertion thai he may b. arrested and brought to
Just ce.
Given under my land, =, Governor. aud under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth. a: Richmond.
iNAL this twentieth day of september, In The year
IsI5 IA. MCDOWELL.
Hunter hin /. a tailor by trad- asn feet u or !
nrhrs bph and about % 80 years old rather stout.
with black hair. ruity brown complexion, dn"ncast
look and tit u believed mole on hls lioe- in walk
ing appeais sonrw hat n""''estd-tad on sh"rt grey
drrss coat black panauons, and whit" cHs> mere hat
sent a3-r6t
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VIRGINIA GOVERNOR AND SENATOR.
The Wing seems 10 feel q deep anxiety for Inc
"honor and interest Of Virginia" as far as the
selection OF those high officers is concerned. II
we are not deceived, the Democrats have in the
Legislature majority Of tairty.fenr, tina, is ten
in The Senate, and ,wensy-four in the House. II
this be no, correct we, al least, know that there is
tremendous majority in our favor-amry sufi-
cient for every purpose. IN spite Of this trown-
ing opposition, the Wing mos, molesy and
kindly says:
"The Wings are in a condition to cajoy he
troubles Of The Lccos. They have no responsible
~ BY united action. they can probably control
The result, and elect Gore,aoT ,coridy 81 rirsinia
But il is not theirs 10 cast about for the man, or
to AXE any care upon the subject They can do
no more than deeids 6ctrcsn The Democratic no,ai-
xees when they are presented. As, in the election
ex-senator, we do not doubt that Trey 'eW 0ettn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

THs CONVENTIONAL meeting Of The citizens
of Jefferson county was held al The Court House
on Monday last, 10 express their views in refer.
cnce 10 the call Tor a Convention.
Andrew Hunter. Esq, presided
Tie Sc, Sc II the meeting was taken on 1 rcso-
lnion offered by VIM. c. Worhing,on, Esq ard
The meeting resolved, VI animousIv, ,ha, Con-
venlion was necessary and compatible with their
views, and appointed three gentlemen 10 frame a
petition 10 The Legislature; urging such call.
Free Press.
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

81 miles tram lie GUfG0nSrHie Ufpm.
7 WISH 10 sell my Farm, situate along the South
i west manniain- aud containing eight hundred aud
'Iy tsjDl acres. Iradjnns ,l- lands of J. Bnbomr
v. Johnson aud VIM Davis E-q<., III Orange; and Gr-
neral Gordon, III. l.. Walker, ard Jimes Lindsay,
E.,rs : In Alttmarle.
II will be .old upon very reasonable terms, ard The
most liteial time allowed To pigments. shalt
Commence the seeding IL wheat during this week. and
Expect To low about hundred aud ,cvrnty Bushels,
the principal part OF which will b. upon good laow
land
Any cne wishing 10 purchase will find my oycr.err
ri all times upon the farm ana ready L. how II.
ALEX. f, TAYLOR.
R.rtivonlio r. o. Sert. a3-c2awl ,nAcwtf
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China Hall.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENW WARE.

EARTIlENW WARE.
- y The ships Mon'cznma and Adirondack, yin SrS
- York, aud tht Virginia. At Cry Point. from i.s,t
pool the subscriber has received the larger portion II
ia upplie>; and ny the ship i'arkawa,, from l,eoa
daily expected at Cy Paint, he III the
der Il his stock of China and Earheaware d;S.c tE
the manufactures, consisting Of iiew sa:s and pattern.
By the rrs., packets from Boston lie Is Ia rrcft q,
his supplies q; Glass fum The minuict"lcs, AID s
pared To- offer vriy iar-c and desirable as,utmeL 4
superior Goods In his iiae.
County Mrrch MS, and all others are par;icn ay' g.
yltrd 10 examine his goods aud prices strong mao
menis viii be- offered 10 those whu LIy .or cash and %
punctuai customers.
very large sssoftmer, OF Lamps. Looking Case.
Stone Ware, &c, &C., on hand.
HUGH 4 WATT
A. ~
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of Decd Of Trust,
J. executed ny John A. Sheppard 10 the suh>rriher-,
bearing date the 81 Of March, 1884, aud recorded IN the
Clerks Office rf lIenrfo County Cont we sanl pro-
.d 10 sell tar highest bidder, The premises for
r,.h on MONDAY the = dry rf December, lsi5 Tie
Tr7r, OF Lard whruuu tic said jain \ Sheppard now
r, sides Iyi.c in the comfy of icro th'ckahomi
nv swamp, and containing 2i5i ncrea adjoining the
lands f lyddall Eosss, teceasrd aud ioh Sheppard.
Tie title Ia The sad Ian! ~ believed Ia b" inl piiahe
bur y shall oily such title as Is vested III lis by
viI,uc Of said trust deed
JAMES 6. RYAI.!. lr.,
ALFRED WINSTON, '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

The preparations Tor business The coming sea-
son are going en- hri>kly. and upon large scale
The expectation seems to BE- generally i"dulecd
that the trade next Winter will be distinguished
by transactions heavier and more extensive
than in any preceding year.-IN. o. Bulletin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

a VIIGINtAN. qualified 10 teach The Latin, Creek,
~ French and English Languages. Mathematics and
the Natural Sciences, whn has had several ytaIs cSpe
rrn,c in teaching. and respectable prolts,o>hip
wishing To h. profession, desires pned air
employ The most satisfactory references rs 10
character competency, &c. he given. Tor further
Information, adess-(posag, paij)-sa'in. distinctly
what SALARY and other Inducements be oirred-iic
undo r.irn.d Intofe Post C'!icc. Amelia county. Va
..n arunw- Wh Il. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

There are now in Washington Senator Han
negan, from Indiana, Robert Smith, Esq, OF The
lower House Of Congress, from Illinois, and An
drew ]. Donelscn, Esq, the successful and ehl-
cicnt Charge 20 the Republic OF Texas, whose
services in his important mission have won Tor
him high name.
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CHARLOTTE

There will be public meeting OF the citizens
OF Charlotte, without distinction Of party, on Oc-
lober Court day, al the Ccuu house, 10 consider
the proprie,y OF calling Convention 10 change
the Constitution OF the State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

THE subscriber has this day associated wh him 10
business Mr. PHILIP WHITE Of Noltoway u,
business wn IN future, be conducted In The ntsr I!
MASSlE l. WHITE. NJ his old stand, Nc. 20 MuG
street lie returns his thanks 10 his fticncs and II
public for The liberal encouragement he has rrcrl'rt
and aaks continuance the same 10 tn rev c'tcsit
Sent ID X. :. NAS.'is
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DIED

Died, al Wooivlc near hlledsevil!c Ga, on
Tuesday morning, the oh Of September, Mr..
CATHERINE NJ. GR.NTL.Hn, wife OF Hon. Sea
ION GranlianJ, and daughter of the late Captain
Geo Dabney, Of Hanover Co., Va.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
rosroS M,fKIT-scp,. 20.

BOSTON MifkET-SePi. 10
r,ors-Stpre The arrival ii the steamer pnrriaseIs
have bouph, lightly. sdes making at 81 4 . j..
cRur-very little change in picss Com scl,s q.
66l rrn, for yellow and - cents fr white. Sonein
Oats are worth cent, mud Wheat o. ets per tusheI
MoI..g,-MnKei ira:y, and prices somewhat IoMe'.
Sr..E-Dcc,aud moderate, with light sales io'"e'
rIIn, llneI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

$50, 100, so, 20, GO, so, 40 and 20. = ,r,-.e-
Whole Tickets 20 dollars, halves ~, 4ul.'t. ;.
:. eighlhs 9 50. Certificates OF Packases :, :,
Wholes go dollars, &c halves l3o, 20 quaf'''
20 cichihs 80 so. ~ =.
p. S. When in town. always ca! at 10, :.
Prizes. Please note The above Scheme
remit Immediately. o.,f.,3 +
rI Tickets, in al The Lotteries ADVERT !.
j.. c Gregory {; Co, cons antIy on nan, /.
ders enclosing cash or prize liekeis a"gil .,sa
with pfomplnes.; and The drawing. o. -
sent, when requested, TO all who order ,ISinyT.
Richmond, Sep'6 y ~ ~
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THs Hon. WM. C. PsssTnN, while relnrn.
ing from his salt works 10 Abingdon, Va, va,
seized with sudden affection oil The brain, and
Immediately deprived OF sight. The disease IS
sumcd the character Of congcstivc lever, ard I
some days his life was despaired OF. Our laics
Information is that he has recovered his sight
and is how thought out Of danger.
IroJnuJLJ0 S,aJL C1rOiju;Cp
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Managers Office.

T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
nRAWS numbers CT the Grand onsolida;td Lottery,
~ Glass No. co.
"a III AZ SO II g. Co II ~ CT 20.
whole OF 500 and :iJo, all suld ard will he paid,
when presented. hy BIGGER CO.
Whor II Sc H. the prize ot 81 0en, as been present
ed and paid by BIGGER s; co. and can he seen al tie
Once.
Drawn Nos. Of fokomcke, les:
Is 10 u Ia - 81 Is II CT ~ -, 10.
Ncs. IL 10 81, sold and paid BY BIGGER s. Co.
and S.M aae,hty
Drawn Nos. II the Delaware. 80. 22h
6 81 ~ Al - 81 81 80 so ~ 10 o.! -
Ticket, Nos Is IS Il, gold and PAID By BIGGER & ".
Itr attention I'll a,!veu;nrers !. called 10 the Grand
Lottery. ,0t0 IriLcs of 10 6M-adSertsea w aho
tier part OF Til, paper and 10 he drawn on The an OF
October Fo, Cap;ta address the cnnst mi ptize eel
lrr, r. RUSSELL BIGGER s co.
SEPT. q
W. r. TURpIN'S OFFICE.
DRAINING VIII be received from Batimnrc to-day
y at oel"ek-3 capita. of $40 900 each 30 of i,doo
&C., &c. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S5-shares IN
rrcportI,n The prize tickets for sale al
TUIfISs PRIZE OFFICE,
Sent. - Sign Of The Flag.
ksURkUSs'S OFFICE is the place 10 rel plies
u Two small ones sold and paid IN the. following
drawing:
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery q Delaware
and Georgia. C,a.s No. ca:
81 10 Il 81 Ii - TO II IL 81 81.
Whole ticket Nos. ! 50 81, small prize of 81 ON,
said 10 n Distinguished Creek. Alan, ticket, Nos IL -
81 Prize Of 81 lft sold ara paid 10 mcrchan, on
Nam s're,t.ly {. ECEECaS.
A beautiful Scheme for ,o-day-Captals: 90 ooO,
2,Hi Of .os6, nf zoe, of 4, Of $50, 10 9i oo,
&c, SC. &C Nos l2drawn bailus. Tickets 81 na''es
So guarers'5t
ney c. BuRRuSS.
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EEGyt's Prize Office.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HOYT begs 10 call attention 10 The ioo"ii ,
l i sketches Of Schemes 10 be drawn N a.! 'n''
month"; (Sepembcr.) .;.
The Mammoth for the 9th, please note Fai g.,
cularly. All these large Capitals Hoys has ~
handling Of Address your orders 10
d. NJ. HOIT. Richmond.
When in Richmond, call al No. Exchahef =.
Prizes. Besides The following, we have ara"
daily. Capitals varying from 1000 dolaE' '.-'
following. Tickets from 10 30 dollars -.
''''' ID. ". H0YT
For 9th September
MAMMOTH SCHEME
1900 Dollars $4,000! s5,O0J ). :,
Alexandria Lottery, Class A, for 70 :
be drawn il Alexandria, d. e., on se'u. "a
9TH Of September, 1915. IS No. Lc"s':' :
drawn ballots
c~.lz
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A CARD.

THE gentleman, Mr.. De Ln'zen, whose me
I lancholy death, al Philadelphia, vas record
Il in The Enquirer OF Yesterday, was engaged rs
Teacher Of Modern Languages for The Schools
Il Mrs Burke and myself We have every reason
bb,ieve thatthe selection was mos lndiclous, and
s-ealy lament The calamiy bu, prompt measures
Ave been adopted 10 fill The vacancy, ami there
i no doubt that a suitable successor 10 MIR. DE
/. will be provided before the Isl October
Se5r 2l-lt WIN. BUKhE
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TOR HIRE the balance OF this year. good
L Cook. also, 4 cool Chambermaid. Apply
10 RICHARD HILL, IT.,
Scpl. % Over the Enquirer Office
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edmond MECHANICS ASSOClA-
II TION.-An adjourned meeting of tie As
>c.iaticn will be held at the School Room on
Wednesday evening, 9th instant, at .! o'clock,
Wen it is hoped that every member will be pre-
set, as business of the greatest importance, to nc
interests Of Mechanics, will be presented l1I their
Consideration. THOS. SAMSO-I,
Semi OBJ President.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM run thbC.
THE subscriber is authorized TO sell Gesira.
i bic Farm, containing about 2Oo acres
miles above Richmond The Improvements are
a ve.y superior Dwelling. house, Kitchen, Smoke
house. large Barns, Stables Carriace-h" Sc
Ice house. and every desirable Convenience
Thee is also an Orchard OF some or GOO chs ice
irni, trees Of every kind. A great bargain may
be had. as the owner wishes 10 move from this
section If % ln,ry. GEO. W. TOLER,
Sep. % Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
New BOOKs-Received BY Sash& Wool
house, Sept ed
No II Iit,eips Living Age; II. CTS.
T Gipscy Chief or Tie Haunted Oak; i24
The Wife A Tale Of Man;ua. A Play in
five acts, BY James Sheridan Knowles, III els.
Sept, q
STATIONS OFFICE, No. s. South 'l'h
- Street.
Let alI,he world saY what lhey can,
For sclI;ro rrizes SrRArroY's the man.
Drawn ms. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra 222 :
rs 81 10 - G5 IS - 20 IS So - Is 81 10 So.
Whole Ticket Nos. % 2l 10, prize OF $3.50
Ticket Nos. 20 81 65, a prize OF loo-licse,
Nos. 40 "a e. = prize of lC0-Three nor small
ones, sold and paid by slhh -.
Drawn Nos Of Mononsaiia Lottery, -, Sept ~.
GS 20 10 40 Il 10 70 IL. :,
Hall Tickle, Nos. &c 10 10, another enc sold
and paid by STRAIlCN.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 81
Sept ~
SO % SIS IS SO 10 AZ 80 Il Il 9 81 So
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass $.
80 &c A. & c5 50 70 Gs Al 81 81 % G5
Drawn Nos Of Leesburg Lottcry. %, sepA 81
10 s. % 81 IL SO 81 So Ill 80 - 81 i
Crp,
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MARINE. JOURNAL.
PORT OF MoND
ARRIVED

nighiWaicr lhis day, al 81 n,clock A y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23

Laughter and contempt. The great fact cannot be
erased by all the commissioners or reports in
the world, that the English and Irish arislocracy
own The land are absences, drain Tie mix and
honey, and leave The people 10 sIarve, or aslate,
or hang themselves, as they may dcem otst lhe
removal Of the British court 10 Dublin Tor some
two or three months OF The year-!he erection OF
an Irish Windsor or Buckingham Palace, or some
such residence for rovaltr-any thing, IN shori, 10
make tic country fashionable, 10 draw capital 10
il, wouid do mnle 10 restore il 10 'sonnd and rris
tine health" Than all the nostfums which The grie-
vance mongers Of either party have or ever can
PROFOUND
FRANcg.-The treaty between France and Mo
rocco has AT length been ratified by The Moorish
Emner +. and published in lie Buiistil Ges Lois.
|, fixes The limits of the territory between hlsiers
and Morocco. and is remarkable Tor containing
an express acknowledgment on the part OF The En-
peror oil Morocco, Ina, Algicrs is "a French pos
session"
The weaker after long continuance Of wc;,
has become fine, andhs crops are now ccins soi
in in all directions. The grapes have suffered
from The uniavoratle season, but The crop will
still be fair one.
Paris aud The neighLorhood has been visited
BY whirlwind, which did cical damage. AZ a
village near Ronen, however, II vas more dis
aslrous, for i, swept away many large lnanuiac-
tories and houses and caused the death and The
mu,ilalion OF great number Of persons. So ter
riole calamity has rarely happened.
Speculation in railway >haies is pushed 10 an
extraordinary extreme, and even promises Of
shares, in companies NO, yet definitely cons'itu-
led. are sold al high premiums:
!hae Rerc,ps n MS French in A'ricrs.-It We
ale 10 credit private letter from Miliana, OF lie
OH, published b. the P5ese, the Flench have su-
fered a severe reverse in Africa:
The Arabs have again rcvol!ei al Orleans
vile, four days march from here, which has
caused the Governor 10 leave some infantry with
US in observation Another expedition is 70 b.
undertaken in that direction. II the North he
tribes Of Boueia have risen agains! The Agha
named BIZ France. The whole of he garrison
OF Algiers has been ordered cot, and 10 four days
25,C0O infantry and 5000 cavalry were brought
together. We have teen cruelty ill.'reated.-
The hrsl battalion Of Eonayes have been massa-
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HUGH A WATT
No. -, West 81 i ST,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-16

In 1910, the yard OF Osnabnrgs, for the co,,o,.
contained IN II, cost about q. cents, and was wor
l6 cents; leavlns9! cents for labor and profit, /,
cost now for cotton y cents, and is worth cent.
eaving for proht and labor about 81 cents Tn
difference Will strike you as very great, yet il is
little more than has been accomplished BY increaS
ed skill and better machinery in the process j,
manufacturing.
am well aware that these details, brief As
have endeavored 10 make them, canno, be Other,
wise than distasteiul toyou and your readers; ami
would stop here but that your correspondent, has
chosen to connect with his facts certain political
views, which must not be passed without commenl.
He informs us, that his Wing triends in lsii
told us that the Tariff of 1912 would be the max
ing OF the operatives. know mol what his Whie
friends NAV have told him. There are dema,
eosues IN every party, whose function it is 10 de-
Jude the ignorant But you know very well, thar
what was really promised to the country BY h-
Tarlit OF 1912, was employment for its industry
and that promise has been redeemed The ma.
nuiaclure oicoarse cottons in this country does mol
depend on any Tariff for projections at Least, i,
wants no protection against any fair competition
from abroad. lis, as much as any other thriylns
and independent business, and would have bean
equally so in 1912, il the country had then ~
now been in prosperous condition. Yer. ,ucb
was the ruinous state OF affairs from which lha,
Tariff has relieved u.s. that for more than ,wn
years, commencing in June, lSil, the cotton ma.
nufaclurers generally speak with certainty 9,
the Manchester Factory, suffered heavy losses
In April, 1912, the weavers in that factory were
reduced TO half work-in July, 1912, were dis
charged-and full work was not resumed unu
January, 1871. From June, 1871, 10 June, 1911
no dividends were made.
Mr. Quandary is inaccurate in regard 10 the
extent OF the strike II is confined 10 the weayers
and very few spnners, who will find, in The long
run, that their true friends are those who give
them employment, not those who stimulate their
discomfort, and would reduce them 10 idleness
H. RHODES.