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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-10

A correspondent of the Buffalo Courier, writing
from Chicago, April 20, says
"a terrific tornado passed Thursday afternoon
II had through the day, been blowing gale from the north
east Abou, six o'clock dense black cloud booming
across the prairie from the with graceful rapdty
magnifcence which enveloped in the darkness Of
night The meeting conclusion Of the clouds two three
miles upon the lakes, driven by the contending Winds
inconcevaby grand the force Of the storm nearly
spent when reached us, and very serious damage
done, although several buildings were unrooed and Chin
news boards and shingles the Storm Kings pIaythngs
but in the country its ravages earfuy destructive
have seen list Of than thirty houses entirely destroyed
on the road from St. Charles TO this place the fences all
FRUSTRATED, and what is far more deonb several lives are
lost and many limbs are fractured You form some
opinion of its violence when told that the imbers of log
houses were carried forty yards.
am inclined think that the fury Of the storm did not
extend out the lake. and that most OF the vessels known
TO be out were beyond its reach
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-10
WIN. FAULKNER

To Dawn MALLORY, Esq.
Appointed postmaster Mystic Bridge about the Isl Of De
cemer, 1914, at the expense Of and by the particular
quest Of VIM. Faulkner.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-10

The subioined letter makes known circum-
stance which viii no doubt set our astronomers
busily al work TO procure more definite nforma-
TONI. s. Gazette.
PHILAprLPHIA, MAY 2, fs45
+ To Joseph X. Chandler, Esq--DEAn SIN have this
day received letter from Prof SrEraES ALEXANDER, Of
Princeton College, informing thaiyesteJay morning.
the rising Of the ecpsed he saw, about IA deg
~ ohe point where the rose appearance resembling
the tail Of the great comet Of lS43
Perhaps this phenomenon is the that Of the comet
discovered by De vco, at Rome, the 18th Of February
last. Yours, respectfully, SEARS G. WALKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
NEWS TO US!

The New Orleans Bulletin, received yesterday
morning. brings The following intelligence, which
would be glorious, iii were only true. And why
should no, he bright picture be no; realized in
few years Have mol our people spirit and pride
enough 10 unite The people Q. Eastern and West
ern Virginia BY a band Of iron2 Whatever for
time The future may turn ur, it is our Notifying
duty to inform The Bulletin that il is all fancy
sketch for The present. Had the Bulletin OBJ
served The oninous word ''irhen, in The paragraph
Of The Kanawha Times, it would no! have been
led inlo The pleasing though fatal error. is all
= bright vision of the Times, who, looking into
ii. future. feeds his fancy upon vision, not more
substantial, we fear, than The fascinating Ara
bian Tales.
So far from being "in rapid progress towards
completion, the aforesaid railroad has not been
commenced, nor determined upon. There is quite
an animated discussion now under way-whe-
,her The communication, now suspendeda; Lynch
burg, shall be continued to the West BY a Canal
or Rail Road Bul We are not sanguine enough
10 believe thai either will be done Immediately;
though forlhe qualification OF the romantic lovers
of magnificent natural scenery, as we'll as for The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
THE GOOD WOc,;

The shark which was struck in his city, is dcs-
tined 10 kindle bright and cheering fame
throughout The State. Many Of The papers have
copied, with concentration, The proceedings Of
The ciiz.ns &C Richmond on Education, and are
calling upon their counties 10 acl promptly. The
Lynchburg Republican pours forth The following
ardent and impressive appeal. Will il he disrc-
garded For the honor OF Virginia We liofe
moi We have been struck by the deep interest
with which the people OF other States watch our
movements on this grea; question. Most OF he
journals which We have received from beyond The
borders OF our State, take especial notice Of the
proceedings OF the meeting here, and while ex-
pressing surprise at the intellectual darkness Of
V;rein;a. sympalhiZ, with our cfof,s 10 redeem
the Ignorance of The land With their proud
example before u<, and III view OF The rich fruits
which are destined 10 spring from wise and ef-
fc,nt system Of general education VIC sh u con-
,inuc 10 call earnestly and loudly upon Virginia,
10 arouse and fini.h The noble work:
"Epuc.rros-I another column will be found
,hc proceedings of the Richmond Education Con-
yenion. Lei them be read, and lie; The example
Of the sMelroponans' be initiated by The Stale
The pecple must bc edncaicd-ihc banner Of Isno-
rop1c which now 50 broadly floats over our s'oii-
ons old Commonwealth, shToGdng in The laby-
rin,h OF mental and moral darkness, such vast
number of our fellow -connirymrn We are
ashamed 10 mention The number must be pl!.ed
down and trampled in he dust, and The light OF
knnwleJge be made to penetrate every nook and
cnrner in The Stale. Who will not aid in The clo-
rious work. Who will stand with his arms fold
ed with Indifference when such noble enterprise
is in agitation? We hope there are none who
heats he lille Of Vireinian? Ur, then, one and
all 10 the work Now's The talc-nOw'S he ho4r!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
BALTIMORE MARKET-sep,. :.

BEEF CArTLE-Thc offerings al the different
drove wards on Monday last announced 10 81.
head, Of which 800 sold al 5! % 10 IS per 100
lbs 100 we're driven 10 other markets, and Inc re-
situe lelt over! There is 70 change in The price
of Hogs, which continue 10 sell, with moderate
supply, al 5io IL. per lG0 lbs.
Pkoyisloss-The demand 10: Pork continues
unaba:ed, and prices are Still advancing. tnne
having sold al II IS 10 -; Mess IA; PINE Mess
Is so 10 Is, according 10 quality. hs ois'a-
lions In Bacon also continue i9if; cLou'ue,s
sell at to Il e., AlddlinSs >, ana lian'S 10 ~
cents. There have tecn sales OF Lard 10 q mo-
d,~a,s ey,ar, ~ $, 10 SIC, in kegs-tcn.an;. not
animated. hGt prices firm. Enter Eas Lecoi.is
,oor. n,enfy an. less active in demand.
l., h las continued steady al "a SO for Ike
Ire, standard brands, including large sales oil
civ Mills and limc ones OF HowaA! s'ree!,
lie ho,isrs Of tie lauer eriEcng rather moie lfm-
ness il prices, although purchasers ale not pres
sing 10 bu-. Dealer, continue 10 pay "A 81 per
bbl. from lie cars.
Gaals-Thc price Of red Wheat, which had
reached o. cents at The close oil last week, SUI
further advanced early the present, but recede,t
aya;n within the las, day or two, millers refusing
10 paw rates SO far above the relative price OF
lonr; and at The tine Of making up this report,
good 70 prime my he qaoed So TO 81 cents, ard
no ordinary qualities al corresponding price,.
Corn has been rather vac;llating, from 50 10 IS,
and up again 10 SO, and in some instances 10 81 G
Tor white and yellow since Our last weekly feror,
closing al The latter. Gals continue steady al 80
lc 81 c. per bGshel.
SpRIrs-There is more frmncSs on the part o.
holders of n. E. Rum, although We believe nc
4 sales are effected over 80 Cts Whissey has beer
disposed Of readily, AT % cts. for hhds, and 2
\ for bills.
MoLAssEs-At auction, on Tuesday, Of IL hhds
/ Porto Rice advertised, only S sold, at Sli oen'-
| when the sale was stopped.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
10 the Farmers

OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
WE Offer services customers for the sale uf
w Wheat, fsm, Corn, Oats, Tobacco &C., free of
any coT,n ssion, except when required guarantee
sales. The senior partner, who has Ind sixteen years
experience in business, gives his personal attention
this deparn ent, and We taiter ourselves that
obta n the hrlI market prices.
We keep constantly on hand large and well selected
stock Of Family Groceries, to which invite the
tentpn of the p.a.tcrs do md 10 be un-
defSo!d BY any house in The cry.
We still continue 10 furnish Virginia mads AXES,
81 each-which warrun; equal 10 any maize IN this
or anv ether country we lave sahstiiu.rd ano.,:er
mauuiacioy In the place of tie one FOR which we tnr
merry acted u. agents, with assure our friends il
far superior. We have s"d some /, CT ls dozen, and
have la! 10 deem h.t
BROGUES made 10 our order, cheaper than they can
be hal ia The CITY. Cail on ne for bargains
1o- Refer TO the Editors OF ihi; paper
GRErfER s. GRETrER,
Aug. 2?-cts doors below the Bell Tavsrn
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ssss. 7se...,s scEsoos,

I'M Institution will BE- uprnei, Tor Tie reception
Of bcarding lad day scholars Tie first day uf DC
tohar next Mrs. Mead will e assisted by Teachers and
Profess ofdis,ngusled ability; and ,- OF st
d. AM. christian discipline in The scioo! and family
will Continue i her; tniG:e.
Lectures IN English AMI French VIII be delivered
the session, am! the Young ladies' nf III. Ia
tny viii pursue course Of Reading in History and
Standard Poetry.
Reference i, made To the foluwir. gentlemen, WHO
have daughters ar wards in the Institution: IL. Rev.
bishop Johns Rev. Or. Eapie Rev. Mr.. Nnrwood las.
Z. Heath, E-g James Sedi,n, Esq, Charles r. o.
borne Esq, R,c.mor,; Com Ap. Ca-s'y Jones, Judge
]. Y. Mason, Washington: Nelson PAGE, ESP, Crmbrr-
land! James Gar, Esq Fu,arna.
Aup lo-e;lD
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.,,...,s os the Richmond Enquirer.

: IN. Eno,,,rer 10 published DAILY ana SEMI
[ssI.Y. For The Daily Paper, seven aoiie.s Pc, an
o,d Al the rate or eight dollars IL taken iof snoI.
ID ,n,n one year. Fur The semi etkiy, nve
-, anoum and Three Dollars In six months,
~ asrance, to Be PAID IN the eee, or RENTED by
;os, paid, OF Ok Do''A'S PeA 1"
A., ,,cs 10 this o.ice may ne RENTED per mail,
r5availalle Bank notes, AT the risk OF the Edi-
!" .,sIese Of AZ leners 6eing paid BY tse rriters-
single letter Is scarcely OF any count
',,.,r. II is the accumulation nj postage, in an
%, h,,. ness, which operates Us serious tax
a. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1, -lc DAILY ENQUiRER-For one square OF
| n l.Yes. OF less. frst Insertion, ify ccnis, aud
.tct srding Insertion twenty-five c,nts-N insert
- we.., twice week, or three times ~oeA,
seven and 4 half cents.
X m. SEMI-WEEKLY-0ns square OF sixteen
Ct ..ss, iirsi irserton IS cents; for each e"h'inu
l. ~ cents. ,, ,.,,h ,h.
lels from distance must be Accompanies w. .ne
,e pay ,.or satisfactory references, 10 i"su'o
,u,l aaysrisers are charged fly dollars ior thiy
Y 10, !, ,nnI nyouorion for advertisements OF q
=, - I,a,h~sYerpt Lottery Vendors aud Auction
Z ,hn nss charged one handged dollars, tp.per IN
Co. IN os;.ra-iss and Marriages from the country,
I've, The party's handwriting + unknown nj this
..,,st he authenticated by the rndorsalon OF thr
IN The u1iyhbaf hood, or they will III no case
Il, I.uc,i Every measure, mat has occn taken !"
49,. ,arnsiiious and GuiZZrs, has proved heretofore
,.,. We must, therefore, insist, ~ such A case,
~. communication be!nc c'ftiheh by tie name OF
.,,...r Yrt..er en- The buck Of Tie letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
NOTICE.

DEING appointed receivers e an claims due
D to the firms Of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick s. Lyon, and oil John y. Fiz-
patrick individually, l'y The Superior Court OF
Albemarlc county, We no!iiy all who are intcbl-
G! 10 The parties aforesaid, either ~ bond, ac-
count or otherwise, .hat speedy payment must be
made, rs it is important that all matters con-
nec,ed with these concerns be closed as carly as
practicable.
Alexander Fitzpatrick, due 10 the firm ni Fil2pai-
rick & Lyon and ]. n. Fitzpatrick; individually,
for settlement ana collection, as many OF them
are too remote for us 10 attend 10 their collection
in person. but no suit is authorized TO be hronsh
until reasonable notice fails 10 effect our wishes
HOGG, WIilTMORE & co,
S.olsyile Va. Receivers.
II. b. No other person Than ourselves Is au-
tl,orsed 10 collect any claims whatever, due 10
the persons aforesaid or John y. Fitzpatrick in
dividually, cxccp, such "a We aulhn,iza.
June 6-c,f H.. w. II co.
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July l4-d2aw&cwSw

IN CHANCERY.-VIRGlN vi a Circnit
/ Superior Court Of Law and .Chancery, held
for the county Of Accomack, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of June, 1915:
John S. Ewell, Pl,l:
Against
Vespasian Ellis Scarborough latham, John
latham Robert e. Jennings, Garreli Anderson,
and Edward p. Pitts, DTS.
The defendants vespasian Ellis Robt C. Jen-
nings and Garrett Anderson, not having entered
their appearance and given security according 10
the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
they are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth,
il is ordered, that the said defendants, Vesrasian
Ellis, Robi. C. Jennings and Garrett Anderson,
do appear here on the Isl day Of The nex5 October
plaintiff; and tina, copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in The
city of Richmond for Two months successfully
and posted at The front q,os o Gou Ui ne Sso0'
y 'A'' ]. J. AILWORTH, Deputy
July s-ew2m for Thos. r. Joynes, &C.
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Eeil,ratsDFA.
nNIlIs nnnl %,

rINTE next session Of the Subscribers Srhno viii
L commence on Monday, The 18th Of September, al
his Schourol,s MARSHALL Street, opposite 81. James
Church. Such improv, msnts in the buildings, &c,
have ordered will add much TO the convenience
and comfort Of the pupils.
The regular course ii instruction will embrace the
English Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages,
ami Mathematics.
John Dsbney, E,q., will assist tie subscribe in
iuctin. the English and Classical Studies. Mniern
Languages wi, he taught by an experienced Teacher.
Pupils desircns of studying Chemistry; will he adj
n;rd 10 the Lectures the subject, at the Medical
College, without natricuatins az Students Of thu, In
sti,utiun
Fr,s payable half in advance, and the balance on the
1T OF March S. MaUPlN.
Aus. ly-rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
J U.iTED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA.

-rHr undersigned, resident Of Richmond city, having
| sen Tor several years engaged in the prosecution
.g,nn..anary Claims, and, Consequently, familiar
rse pT,-r manner Of preparing certificates, orders
n, ar.s and vouchers OF all kinds connected with The
.-r-,s: aad having observed hor much trouble and
Eiit, attend me wing Of many al your priSi"ns
tie agency OF Virginia, III consequence OF the iht"r-
1Lily oG yo, vouchers, also The difficulty IN getting
ne one 10 acl your Attorney since the law requires
III Attorney 10 make oath that he has no IN crest IN
+ mo-y h.. il authorized to receive, by reason oil any
stte m,rt.ase, sale, assignment, or transfer; ad,
a-r.a. few like TO attend to business w.tooui some
sa.tnsaton, he therefore proposes 10 all whose pen.
ia made payable NJ Richmond, Va, tiat ne WIN
.-al,r each Pensioe all necessary papers, sih re
If i. mail semannuaily with full directions fr NIL
J. ~ Sc, dIaw the pension and remit the amount IN
ca-cs or money, he may he directed, and leave u
,sa. with lh- ?eusioTcr 10 make such compensation
lt--yy ,rds "a nc or sh. may think proper. By thS
i-aas your pap-rs will no, be subjected TO return OF
IN. lirce or four times before they are properly a,i-
,.n;,a; d. lie will also continue 10 prosecute anG e.
a..l,1 iaiins or moderate and satisfactory t-rns-
JAMES #. SUTTON, ia.
\ All letters, to receive attention, must os posi-
al -. !; ;.
Z. Heath Esq Auditor Public
,e rinis Richmond, Va 5. ii. Parker, Ed, Register
al Oi,c. Va.
Rtchmaud Va Aug. 5.h, l645-c3m
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e'niyersisy Of NFaryland.

FACULTY OF PHYSiC.-SRssios Of 1876 '6.-The
Lectures will commence Monday, November Sd,
and continue until The iirst Of March ensuing.
Obstetr:ce and Medical Jurisprutence-Rchard VII
mott Hall, NJ ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-Wm. L. A. Akin, NJ. IL.
Surgrry-Nathsn x. Smith. NJ n.
Therapent;cs, Matrria Medica and tiyscne-Samuel
Chew, N. u.
Anatomy and Physiology Joseph Eoby, ~ u.
1'h ory and Practice Ct Medieine-tslieha BARTLETT
nj. D..
Demonstrator Of Anatomy-Gsorge W. Mitenberser,
NJ. ID.
every day NJ the Baltimore lnrmary, opposite the Me
dical College The rooms for practical anatomy WIZ
he opened October lsr and rsman 30 until the end oil
Fees for The entire course 500 naturalization fee S5
graduation fee $780, clinical ticket irce dssectns ticket
OPTIONAL with the student. Comfortable hoard my be
obtained in the vicinity Of the Medical College or %
50 to So so per week. . =
Aur l5-c,o, Dean OF the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
WEATHER FOR A sALAMANDER.

A correspondent Of Tie New York Herald
says, tha, in Tallahassee, Florida, the Mercury
in the shade has reached los degrees, (Farenheit)
and in the sun as high as III. Sill The season,
though much advanced, has been entirely healthy;
no, fatal case OF disease in The city or neishbor-
hood, and but few cases OF any kind This ia
vorabls state Of things contrasts surprisingly
with the former insalubrity Of that interesting
city. The moral tone, and The love Of law and
order OF The population, are said 10 be elevated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
Fall srlaportatlons

OF OIfINik ANU Ea h tIIsN w ANt4.
by the ship .Vi,c;na (" now in james River we
- have received patton OF our Fall Gonis; aud BY
the CLARK Away" duly expected. we shall Receive
large additions 10 extensive stock Of ntw and fash
ionabe China and faihenwarr.
We have in store, ana are constantly receiving
from the p,incipu American nann actnrirs, very
ten-ve aa-lm-ut ui cu;, pressed aud PLAIN Glassware
Inv priced .oSiug Glasses, Solar Lard ana Oi, l1mps
Cas;urs OF all k.nds, Stuilr Ware. Ac. sc.
uur goods itr b EN- bought upon the mott favorable
terms a. to pr &C. with ia, ,ey ana are de rrnined
10 :. II on similar terms rli.:rr ia cash. lie
cred l. City ant coary dealers Invited give
call. WM T. BUTLER co,
Aug % S. Main Street.
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China EHaiB.
FALL SUPPLY OF CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE


by the ships M"n,eznma and Adirondack, via New
- York, aud the Virginia. ut City Point. frnin liver
ppl the has received the larger u his
fail supplies; aud by the ship Hafkaway, from Lave
daily expected at city Point. he will receive The remain
der At his stock of China aud fahenware, direct frcm
the manufactures, consisting {" new shapes and pate
ty The regular packets from B>stua heis in receipt OF
his SUPPLE Class fom The ,nui .crs and is pre-
pared Ia offer very large and desirable of
superior Goods In his line.
County Merchants, and all otlirrS. are particularly in
vitrd tn examinr his goods and prices, strong Iducc
ments will be offered TO those vito buy fer cash aud
puuctua customers.
very larg, assortment Of Lamps, Looking Gases,
Stone Wure, SC. &c, on hand
HUGH a. WATT
Aus. Dc No. -. NrSt Main x,iLnt.
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Solid interests and harmony Of the whole State
We should rejoice al the realization of The pc.u.e
II Pleasant, even, 10 dream Of wha, re nay
become; and we, therefore, oiIei The Bulletins in
formation itch feast for the fancy orour read
cTs:
NEW RourE NoErnwARp-The 1GilroGd con
rcc,ing James Ri:sr with the kanasha at the
Falls sin fafia EfernsS israyGs completion. The
travel from he head oi steamboat navigation on
the karawl.a 10 Richmond, will then be ouy
sixteen hours By The railrcad. II may be expect
Ell kat this will become iavori,c route .or Jour
ISIS from The South Passing, rs ii does, through
mountainous, romantic region, and in The neigh
boihood OF the Sulphur Springs the Natural
Bridge, WieI's Cave, AMI other great and altlac-
live curiosirs, in which Western Virginia
abounds. Speaking on The subject The kanawha
Times says: ave anticipate with some Gem
Flacency, that mAen the great Central Improve
ment is finished, the real head OF slca mboal navi-
gallon for all travellers on the Ohio, from the
great Valley Vi the Mississippi, Texas, Nebras-
ka Oregon and California, will be found about
forty miles ato:e Us, at the Falls of he Great
kanawha only sixteen hours travel BY railroad
10 Richmond The metropolis OF The OLD Do,ni.
MON y
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LOSE

nN WEDNESDAY, night, july 23d, or Thurs.
" day morning, between lhe city OF Richmond
and Smiths x Roads, Powhatan county, (aions
The main Buckingham Road) Double Case,
Seconds. Silver Lever WATCH, Jos. Johnson,
Live,pco!, maker No 1850, with a heavy plain
Coz! Chain, and cared Seal with clear Stone,
with The initials Z. p giaun Ihe Same.
will give a reward Of Fifteen Dollars Tor The
watch and chain or Fire Dollars Tor any in!or-
nation which may lead 20 ilec recovery.
JOHN M. MILLER,
Anc l2-e2aw5w Puwhalan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

The Philadelphia papers announce The non'-
nation, by the Democratic delegates OF The cIiy,
of David Tucker and VIM. V. Petit for Assem-
h,y in place of Messrs. Duane and Patterson,
resigned. II our impressions be correct, the first
gentleman nominated is DR.. Tucker. formerly OF
This city, and son-in-aw Of Vice President Dali
las. Ifso we are glad 10 see his talents, qnali'i-
cations, and sterling Republican principles ap'
nrecaed hy the firm and immovabie Democracy
Of ,ha, cily-and we wish himself and colleague
success in the coming contest. a slight acquain-
lance with Mr. Petit has confirmed the high Cpl
MON which the Democrats entertain for his ahIii-
lies. Under ordinary circumstances We might
moi hope for success in the ei'a Of Philadelphia
but since lie Wings and Natives have got by
the ears there may be some chance.
For Mayor Of Philadelphia, the Democrats
have nominated Col Page. the im7crsona,iun oi
Democracy and chvalry. The Wings have
brought forward John Svl, formerly Mayor
and The Natives have put on the field horse Of
their peculiar breed, (keyssr. We believe) The
more the merrier!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09
T. I, Gil ER

A GRADUATE Of college, who has had
II eight years exp, :ence as Principal Of an
Academy, besides al absence OF two years in
Europe 10 cparc himself more thoroughly for
his profession wishes situation either as Il pub
lie or private Instructor, Tor reasonable conpen-
salicn. Letters addressed TO thiSuice, post paid
will te promptly attended 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

I, appears, a, the frs, blush Of the English and
French papers, that The "Tines" is violently e1-
cited about The annexation Of Texas; and that
coun,er-curFen, CT the public sentiment is rising
in France, in opposition 10 the foreign policy OF
Nj. Guizor, particularly as To The cooperation
which has been effected between France and Eh.
gland In regard 10 Texas Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-09

We call attention 10 the advertisement OF
Messrs. Dainty {; Tiller Philadelphia, who pro-
pose 10 publish superb mezzolin! engraving OF
Washington from Col. Turnbul's famous pic
ture Need nrge il upon Vhsinians 10 pos
scss correct representation Of the noble features
and manly foln OF their great and good fellow
cuunlryman, 10 whose virtues and priceless scrvi-
ces The whole civilized world have rendered sin
cere tribute Of admiralion1 Every Virginan should
have portrait 81 Washington, suspended in The
highest pos, OF Honor, 50 that the present and H.
iure generations may he inspired ny ll'e picture
OF The man with deep love and generation Tor
The iustrious statesman and devoted patriot. We
take pleasure in advising our readers OF The or
porunily nov presented 10 thcm 0! Obtaining
correct, beautiful aud cheap portrait OF the no
best specimen OF humanity.