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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
as6eDmpoeyu GorQee6rer~

OF it is seuled by virginians and NORM faro
linias mostly, who cultivate tobacro. Ihey say,
thal they can make as good tobacco nete, q eau !,
be made in the old counties, and much more o. - :.
10 the acre. The Southern Part Of Inc ois'liG ' -
settled b. Cotton planters, who are aolns : s.'
Wing business in that vocation. Lands are cheap "a
CT ncs than they have been Tor many yeas. rs
spirit of emigration TO Texas is SO hish, tna. e
have DO doub, that many will leave mucn oe.le l
farms here, Than they will settle on here inutsa,
some ercellen, farms have been sold inT &c s.nSh
The lands COS, in state Of nature. Inc comet
lion Of the people is better now than nave e.ei
known j! 10 he since my residence IN 'he o a,t,
which has been upwards q thirty years. Ihe =,
have got on, OF deb; b. tic good ok; maxim u
Working more and spending less: A'nousn
swefs The rurpose-as they have learned maj va
luabe lesson, Of living within their income.
Surprising that Ibis information may DC &C
ccplabe 10 those who may desire 10 better tnell
condition, Ly moving TO country whsre an inc
nccessaries OF life exist, even in supera ounaahre'
and where moderate profit will reward lne ID ID
holer for his industry, submit his 10 you NJ
publication
With considerations Of esteem, yours,
ADAM HUNTSMAN.
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IlrE AND DEATH.

l. Al .
TINE principle Of corruption !, SUBJ. ,;,,
i influence Of many causes OF 'n.a
is, therefore, necessary that we DC Pio' i
annie means 10 prevent inJurr from " ~ ~. :" :
sequence Of this vi,iation, that pun':; l,;r,
bc produced which would de'I.9y '"t I '1.' =
ere he had arrived at that period o. ne
ba would have done i.om the pm W. y.
which was 10 him. Now 10 acc",'' ir,s ~.
mus, prevent the accumulaiion 9, ~. De-
which bear down The principle, o. ~" ~, m
wal, for a serious attack OF slc"" :. \sur
frs, appearance Of the enemy ass.,.y
her operalicast, expel hin IF, m M r.J
is the object always "aained BY - H..
Brandrelh's Pills. THOUSANDS VIZ !. 81
their beds for years, have oeeu iss''''
use OF this nedici:e. ,,.,tp Il
Fo- the I.inc.ple Of disease, .la che.
mani,in5 We only are able 20 poln' o. ~.
will wca ken the one q give sIsns',' ..,o..
The value OF The Braniteth's Prs y S| ne
their wonderful power in stiene'nt;nrS;' l. ).
ciplc Of life, and wea senins Inc toly
ease, ana finally expeliing j; from ~: IT,ss Ii,
US consider The subject carefully nj" a'S.n /,
atfec, US if our blood were pure' w. -, /,
norton that Brandreih's Pills pun! .,;sr
ih.v,end 10 restore health. The get! a'
lhr system which Brandfe.hs PilIs '.-cdr
vince all who use them that they reno. y
impure humors. For il ihey ioo md il
healthy fluids from The body, u VT tt.
kened. But the contrary IS me caSe ne !
becomes stronger every day lr'n ~. n, 4
The Brandre,h Pills, as is known ,,sr.
rience Of tens Of thousands Of oaI S"s aa4
Sold al Or. BRANDREIus RI
BROADWAY, New York, a; - IuD, 4
M. BRANCH, Wholesale ana ~. sa,rs.
No. !. Eas, Main street, Richmond, a. .s,.sI
size the old Market, where COUNTY, -. -
planters can be supplied With ne se Gss, II
| York prices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

We cbeerluily lay before our readers The fol-
lowing interesting letter, from distinguished
citizen Of Tennessee. twill be II collected tina,
his political predictions were SO exactly realized,
tina! The Wings invested him with The honors and
title OF Prophet:
To The Editors he Enquirer,
Gentlemen: Having learned from newspaper
statements and other sources OF information, that
in many sections of your Stale scarcity Of pro-
visions will be felt, j, may perhaps he beneficial
10 many Of your citizens, 10 say through your ia
per, lhc: NOV is the acceptable lime" for them
TO move 10 the Western District OF Tennessee. |
have lived here for twenty-one years, and have
never known so boun,iiul a crop as the present
one. Corr, in any quantities, can be purchased
al fifty cents per barrel, and wheat al from forty
10 fifty cents per bushel. Pork sold The last sea-
son al IS 10 dollars per hundred. | think
thai il will be about The same price this season
The Western District comprehends a tract Of
country about ore hundred miles sGnare, lying
between the Tennessee and Mississippi rivers
I; is inierspersed with small navigable rivers,
falling into he Mississippi. The Northern part
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
To he Editors Of TIC Enquirer
EDITCATiON.
EDUCA / III.N.
WARRENTON BOARDING SCHOOL.

WARRENTON BOARDING sChooL.
Nlessrs. Editors II was with feelings OF PEA
sure that read an account in your paper =, ~: .ie
proceedings Of the late meeting neiu III ~ ~.
mond, upon the subject OF Education. reeiu
The spirit Of The second resolution adopted by ma.
bodv | can saw. also that | would cheerlulIy
suffer an increase Of taxation TO advance '"e
cause of Education III cur Commonwealth.
hone the Convention 10 assemble N yonr cry
in December next. will be well attended ana
emincnily successful.
While Virginia is arousing herself 10 Tins SUD
ecl, as a general one, permit me- through YOU
columns 10 call the attention OF the public 10 me
advantages which the Boarding School, III " ar
renlon, Fauquier county, Va, presents p.
licye that | am benefltinS Tie Puoic oy 'iii'
course. - =.
We have in this village, celebrated Tor us
healthy and beautiful location, School, Win
tonr enable instructors And YET young man
can board with the principal OF THIS seminary a.
the rate of 100 dollars per annum, having every
thing furnished and no extra charge Whatever
and he will only pay for tuition, in any ana
every branch OF learning taught, except me MO-
dern Languages, the moderate price OF 50 do'iais
For any Modern Language an extra cha:se u
dollars quarter will le demanded:
r. M. Smith, the Principal, Is The Professor OF
Mathematics, and feel no hesiancy in Affirming,
,hai he is one of Ire hes; in the STATE. His course
in This science is thorough, embracing. all the
hisher branches. W. 3. Carr, graduate OF
Dickinson College, Pa, fills the chair Of Ancient
Languages; and, from personal knowledge, can
saw that he is perfectly ar lah in the performance
OF biz duties. j. A. De Soiecki, highly intellI-
gen, and educated Pole, teaches the Modern Ian
suages. His scholars are taught TO speak me
French language with ease and accuracy. BE-
sides these there is Latin and English tutor
The hg h moral, and, lmay add, religious cna-
raclcr, Of The Principal and his assistants, IN Inns
School, is a guarantee, when known, that The mo-
rails oil the students are, and will be- especially re-
sarded.
There is chemical and philosophical aprara,,
tus attached 10 This Seminary, 10 which Inc l'oerai
and cn,erprsins Principal is constantly maKire
accessions. The School has now reached It's
sixth year.
conceive that the merits Of This High School
should be more generally known. send you
catalogue of the School, embellished with draw
ing Of The commodious buildings, for the inspSc-
lion ollhose who may feel an inleres. in this SUBJ
ject. A Patron or The SCHOOL.
Sept. 9Th, 1915.
I'VE are informed by those who should know,
that The above is mo /" School, and fully wor-
thy Of public favor.-Enqmircr.
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DEATHS.

Departed his life he a5lh August, Ella MosItrr,
daughter of Mary and T. y. Johnson aged one
year, one month, and seventeen days
Departed this lie, in the ?2l year Of her age in The
county Of Amelia, III, 2Sth Of july after painful
illness of five weeks, Mrs. SusAssA PHArr, wife OF
VIA. Pbaup.
Died al his residence. in The county "f Chr-iereld,
on Friday night, iath inst, JnHs H. FeRr IN his ilth
year after an Hines Of 10 days leaving WIFE anu sou,
with relatives ana friends I" mourn ls loss;
I-,- The Christian Advocate, Raleigh Register and
Standard, Lexington, Ky, Reporter and Gazette, and
the Sentinel, vcksburs, Miss, will please copy.
Died. on The 18th August, in The county of View k,ht,
AZ the es;,!rnce of Mr.. VIM Burnley. her grandfather.
Mis- MAEr ELizarEIH JoHSs0s. in her 10Th year. she
had returnec home from school 10 spend her vara n
WHERE SHE had been hut week when she was taken
with violent bilious fever, which, IN few Gays, iur-
rrd her In the gave. She IA; and afcctionate
in her di-pnsition and has left distressed mother two
smaller sisters ard many relatives and friends 10 mourn
her early drmse-but they are consoed by Tue nope,
that she has exchanged this for brighter world above.
X.
Died, in Iynchbure, the LIST inst, JAMES ScoTI IN
fanl son of John and Rosae T.. Freeand, Uf New Or
leans aged four months and five days.
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LoNpoS
In rnic.r,L In AZ nT pntiLnmflll
Capital 100000, or S2,5O1,OOO

Capital 100000, or s. ,5O0OO0
TINTED STATES LOCAL BOARD G
u DIRECTORS, viz JACOB HARVLl
Esq, Chairman; JOINS J. PALMER, Esq, JoS.TE'
GoopuUE, Esq, JAMES BooRMAS, Esq, Gfg'.
BARCLAY, Esq, SAMUEL S. HowLssp,. T.,
GonHAs A. WoRra, Esq, and SAMUEL NJ T.
Esq. BANKERS Merchants Bank n N,ir ~
General Asen, for the Uniiei States and Bn'
North American Colonies, Hon. J. LsiS.l
STARR.
The admirable system Of Lie Insurance WIG
this Institution has organized, and which hs' :
cured such marked distinction in Europe, h2'
laincd for il The highest favor in Amenca =.
ring the short period Of lis establishment u &
United States, its principles have won The ny I.
llled approya! Of many eminent men, ans $
patronage il has secured fully The ru'', + /.
iidence in is favor As further suaran'! y II
Standing OF this Company, the su5stfI't 81.
the public 10 the above Board Of Dfec','' =,
ding in New York, composed of gentlemen - =. !.
highest character AMI Responsibility a
large sum 10 be permanently invesei ~ -
United States in the names Of three q ih's' Z.
rectorS a. Trustees, available wars u W. =. =
surcd, in cases Of disputed cla!n''- SNOW .
such arise.
Pamphlets, containing the las, annual IS.
and much; genera Information, ioseIhtl W.
Sociciy's rates; also, blank forms, and ati'
information, may he Obtained On appcs".
the subscriber.
isrn.agl- o. Pa'es-t5r he Assnrante Il ~
,.rs o.. . .Sae.e Ls,e.
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We have fallen upon pretty times, indeed,
when the fair SEX TO redress their wrongs. appeal
tc arms. Such is The case in New Orleans, as
reported by the Picayune. Some time since, we
observed in the papers an account of cowhid-
ing single combat between Two ladies Cd OF New
Orleans. II seems that their ideas have become
more elevated, more romantic. 4hey desire 10
emulate The proves OF the fascinating Armida,
immortaized in verse. Bellora, and not Miner
va, is their lu,elarY divinity. Bulfo The facts. as
detailed by The Picayune:
"a Duel SToPPrp.-Miss Mary Ann Golden
was Yesterday arrested on The affidavit Of Miss
Mary Rogers, charged with sending The latter e
challenge. IL appears, that the parties who live
10 Franklin street, have had dispute, which, in
the opinion OF Miss Golden, could only be settled
r. challenge, of which the following is true
copy:
"'FRANsLIN Street, Wednesday Morning.
"Madam: hereby notify you 10 meet me a,
o'clock this evening, at the other side OF The
French graveyard, then and there 10 sellle our
dispute, agreeabiy 10 the Code OF Honor. My
friend, Miss Sarah -, who will hand you this,
will nee, any friend you may select TO sele all
preliminaries. MARY ANN GOLDEN.
"'1'o Miss Mary ROGERS
"The investigation OF this affair willta place
before his honor Recorder Genois this morning"
How thoroughly is all the romance knocked
into lie head The court of honor and the field
of arms are 10 be supplanled b. a court Of law,
and the Caaboose in that dingy, gloomy Moorish
tudirg attached 10 tie New Orleans Cathedral!
What fine models for iu;uIc Mrs Caudles"
Il lhwared in their smallest wishes or chiied in
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MORE NEW BOOKS-SEprENRER l9h
T w. RANDOLPH & co. receive as son
y. n published al New Works OF yaiu.-
Just ope.eJ ;or sale:
Hi>.oIy OF Germany, from the earies, PERI.
10 The present time, By L. kohl1aush, conFle..
10 vol, s vo.
2ad supply OF Reeds Dictionary OF Enga
Language.
ATnold's Lectures on Modern History.
Rudmenial Lessons in Music, containing Tie
primary instruction for all beginners; By J F
Warner.
Fad supply Of Captain Marryat's Scenes il
Africa-2 vols.
Ocean Work, Ancient and Modern; OF, Ege
nings on Sea and Land; BY J. II. Wright.
Lite Lessons for Lille Learners.
Rhymes Tor The Nursery, illustrated.
]. W. r. & Co. receive BY Publishers Ms.
all tbelisht literature in advance OF any cn,s.a
in Richmond. Sept y
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Wa,.agcr's Office.

T. RUSSELL BIGGER < co.
DRIES still u, Forrne's fi"me.-Dra"n Nos OF Pc.
L Somotr, No lS5.
Half, "a Il, Prize OF $500, sold and VIII be paid
wnen presented, By bi"eE3 q ~.
Drawn Nos 81 Pokorose Lottery. Class No. ia
30 Il Fl Ii 81 81 ~ 20 6 On % ~.
Drawn Mes. of Delaware. Nh. 222:
% II Q ~ 81 tg 81 4 Is - * % 81 81
Prize. soId within the last week hr RIGGER CO.
Who'e 10 80 "a ei,oO0: Whole. 50 81, $780, Whole,
81 10 $500: HAT, I437 So, $780, Half, IA l., $500;
Quarter 81 ~ $500; and numerous small ores oi aieO,
$50 $50 sc. all paid presentation, and can be
seen Il our Offca
We respectfully cali the attention OF ou- patrons to
the large splendid Lottery for the Ih az October
adversrd IN another part Of this paper Capitals :
of 10 COO Of C0o 100 Of 900 The tickets
ARE received ard TO secure large prizes, address the
Capital Prize Sellers 90
Sen -
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Exchange Hotel.

TIME Proprietor informs his Friends AM Q
i Public, that, from this date, the charge
Board will be,
Al the Gentlemen Ordinary 81 80 per day.
Ladies do. IS per tay.
The subscriber takes this occasion 10 thank
Patrons for their liberal support, aud assn
them that nothing shall be neglected ON ms %
10 add 10 their comfort, and merit conllnua..
OF their tavors FREDERICK BOfDEA
Aug. l3-dlm&cSt
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Sept. !
nnK Ar THIS,

LOOK AT THIS!
DURRUSSS LOTTERY OFFlCE.-Two
D Magnificent Schemes Tor To-Day FRIDAY,
Capitals: 10000, OF 1000, 10 Of 800, % OF
400 &c IS Nos, l3 drawn ballots. Tickets on
Is 3, halves 90, quarters IS cts.
Also, that fne little scheme, The Peoples Ia
vorale. Capitals: 1000, 900, GEO. &c, &c. 10
Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets oaly J, halves
80 cents, quarters %. o,.
Splendid scheme TO buy package in-a p'eI-
age OF % quarters costs only -. h:,h , uol-
ia.'. c. BURRUSS.
D,,w;no of Poko,noke Lottery, No. lS5:
I1l4 81 63 , 81 46 9 80 81 20 80.
SoDt 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

MoaE TRoors ros TExAs-Lieut Col. Childs,
OF the 81 Regiment OF lie U. S. Artillery lsayS
the " Q. Picayune OF Sept ~ sailed on lhe
Alabama Yesterday evening &c! the Bay OF Arah-
sas. 10 lake command OF the Battalion Of that
Regiment Of which TWO companies sailed from
Charleston, s. G., on the 4th inst, in 'Ae Cincin-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

MINE ELEcrIoS-We have returns from 2oo
towns, says he Boston Post OF Tuesday, IN wn'c'
the vc:c ior Governor stands ss follows; Ahuei-
son, 2G,295; Morse, Piss; scattering, o'ooo.-
Majority against Anderson5i5. In loil-foi"'
IS 3ls; Clay. Is, 2ss; scattering 3,9i3. Polk,
over all 3.ll7. As The towns 10 be heard from
gave over 5000 majority for Polk, there can be
no doubl Of AndeIson's election blythe people.
MAaY!sxp.-The following arc The candidates
for Congress il the several Districts in this STATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

A fire occurred in Columbia, S. G., on NE i@'''
inst. DESTROYING several brick ard wooden Stores
dwellings, cotton sheds, &c, (nearly "hoie
souare,) and several undied bales OF coi'on.-
Some Of the stores belonged 10 Gov. Aiken,
others 10 ker RoYce, State Senator &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

We are glad TO see tha, Mai Donelson's health
has so far improved as 10 enable him TO visit
Nashville. Since his return from Texas he has
had a severe relapse Of the congestive fever,
which came near taking him off whilst in that
country He is now recovering, and we hope
will soon BE- entirely restored 10 health.
fNaIrulc Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

he sentlcs, manner, these charming creatures
would substitute firearms ior he shafp ,orsne
and force an instant surrender. How delightful
in Inc family circle, will be The sound OF = =
tnls ard cnf.e (ortwoin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
,y.pRVAcES.

Married, in Washington on The lnth Instant, by the
Rev Mr. Sprole Colonel WILLIAM lluG.S, OF Hender-
son Ru,k county Texas, TO Miss CoR>ELis VIRGINIA,
daueh,c. Of James B. Homead, Esq Of this city
Married on The 81 Of August, by Elder James L
Powell MIR JIMrs NJ. DAVIS, 10 Miss CAIH.RINE T.,
The only daughter of MI Jahn w. sale, all uf orange
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w. J. rrnrls's OFFICE LOOK AT THE

W. Prizes.
Drawing Of Ale 1andria Lottery, Glass 81, Sept 18th:
IL 81 81 81 40 So 10 20 80 75 - a.
Ticket Nos 10 II, Ptizc Of sGN sold and paid BY
W. r. TCRPiS.
Drawing of Leesburg Lottery. Glars s., Sept. 18th:
s. So SO 20 81 10 10 20 y - ~ 81
Half Ticket, Nos. &c % AZ, prize OF s0n sofa ahu
paid hy W. P. TURPiN
DiaWng Of Ai-1,ndria Lottery EIira, No go Sept Isl
rs o 81 20 81 so % 90 n ~ AZ u is IS
Ticker Nos, 80 &c, prize OF $50 both sold ano
DO. IL 90 20. do 21 PAID ny
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra. No. I sept. 10:
IL a6 GO Gil 60 % 81 80 c. - %.
Ticket, Ncs. 90 fo prze Of $3.50, IN 500 ann
". r. TURPiN.
Lottery draws 10 day in Richmond, al II Q clock
Capital: $500 6S Nos 10 drawn. Tiekets 81. For
the Prizes, give The Greek O:Ece cali.
sept 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

We H.. (says he New York Journal OF Com
merce, of Monday,) that the lale purchases oil
Flour Tor shipment 10 England were not on Eng
lish orders, but on American account, and lha'
only one order was received authorizing 50 high
\ HIGH price as 4 -, an that for 500 bhls. only.
A ship has been taken up for Liverpool 10 load
with wheat, which has been purchased at Bufia-
10, and is on its way down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKET ser, H.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, SEPT. IL, P. NJ.
COFFEE The marke firm and sales limited.
900 bags 81. Jago taken on terms not made pub
lie.
CorToS-Thc demand continues light, ard is
confined chiefly 10 spinners. We hear Of sales
Of but $50 bales Of Upland and Louisiana at G.
s; els, for ordinary and middling.
FLoun-Thc demand today, has considerably
improved, and prices are more firm. There were
sales OF common brand on Monday, at $3.50
56,, and later al 1921. Sound old stock 4 So
Some holders and firm at an advance of -. cts
per DBL, since the news by The last steamer.
GRAIS-The receipts are quite light with no
material difference from last weeks prices. Sc
vera parcels of Pennsylvania red Wheat were
taken at 95 cents per bushel, and white a, 100;
Southern red 90 a 90 els. Pennsylvania round
Corn, 56s c., and Southern yellow so 81 cents
Oats are dull and evidently tend 10 decline
There were sales OF good Southern yesterday and
Today at 32l c.
WulskgY-Small sales at %. 81 cts, in bbls.
PcnnsylraniGn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
Richmond, Sept. 18th, 1915.

Missouri AID ARk4SsAs.-We learn from The
Little Rock Gazette, Aug. p, that he Commits
sioners 10 run the tounuary line between Arkan-
sas and Missouri have returned home in hnc
health and spirits, after completing The line and
signiiying The performance OF their duties as re-
quired BY ne acts oflheir respective Legislatures
in 1915 TO tie Governors OF each State interested
The new line will vary but slightly from the DID,
say from one hundred 10 seven hundred yards
souln wesi Vi ST. Francis river
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

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Arrival or THE BaAsDYwINE.-The U. S.
Frisa!e BrandywiEe, bearing the h Dad pennan,
OF Commodore Foxhall A. Parker, from The East
Indies, via Rio de Janeiro, 81 days, anchored of
the Naval Hospital yesterday, about hall past
o'clock She was ,oweG RON Hamnon Roads
BY The Steamer Chesapeake. On anchoTing, she
was saluled by The U. S. Ship Pennsylvania,
which was returned by The BIandywine.