davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-27

Notice to presumption claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
to any lands within the limits of the townships and
tracts above enumerated, is required to establish the
same to the satisfaction of the register and receiver
of the proper land Office, and make payment there
for practicable after seeing this notice, and
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sale Of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designatedD otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 10-lawtf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-27
'o ppi az o. CO... G9sssAL ~ svssisrEse
..s..., III Washington, July a., 1915

io pri aa o. COs. ss .. ''
.s,.., eWashinelop, lily IA, 1876, Z
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the oicc vnll The LIST day of October nsx tor
the delivery Of provisions in bulk, for ne u.s o.
troopsof the United States, upon inspection, as fol-
lows y !. III Bsierg Re Z g. Louisiana raG
S barrels barrels q u f RS .ppsyfios iour NJ
70 bushels o6nsx, white field Beams n .l M Il
800 pounds 81 good hard soap s',ss san@
500 pounds af good hard sperm candles ,,s.ls
y bushels Of good clean Dry fine salt y,,es0l
ss2250 gallons af g8pd cider vinegar. .,as d.y.
ut Fort Picke7,s, sor Bwr0ncas. Pensacola,
9iFI0ritI0 hrsspi aea9l wJ5
ooA h.-x.,. oss,4l,ttsI 1oi GOA asaafl a0z'iB ~
SO bsrre es Of fresh h sape+fns -four 40 oqo
200 bushels Of new white field beams 'WA,
1000 hounds OF rood hard soap ~ it.iHa fitf'}
1900 boUnds 81 good hard sperm candles 'i"atisi
so bushelz of good clean dry fine salt st'm
$50 galions Of good ciderviHegaf.a @''A2'g "
lit the Public Landing, sir males from Fort
Totoson. moxih Of the ChisniicAi.nsqs
5O4 barrels Of pork Rs''i1 hgE ,slFgi9 leuiqilc
barrels ffFssb'soPer6ns aoar yrp7a d,"
5000 pounds ofgood hard soap
$500 pounds Of good hard sperm candles oW
n 1870 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt no *
1880 gullons'ofi good cider vinegar.
Tfc whole TO be delivered in all the month of
April, 1886; and to leave Natchitoches by the 10th
February, l646.
1T Fort Atkinson, icest bank Of the .Missis-
siPpi yiver, opposite Fort Crawford, at
Dousman and Rice's warehouse.
100 barrels ofpork
260 barrels Of fresh superfnc -four
80 bushels of new white field beans
1900 pounds Of good hard soap
1900 pounds Of good hard talow candles
40 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
400 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST May, 1916
ut Fort Smelling, ST. Peters.
l65 barrels Of pork
800 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
$50 bushels of new white field beans
2lOO pounds Of good hard soap
1900 pounds of good hard tallow candles
40 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered from the 18th May,
1916, to the 18th June, 1876.
y at Fort Ledvenworfh, Missouri river.
800 bushels of new white field beans
1900 pounds Of good hard soap
5000 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
l25 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
1000 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered in all May, 1886
m ~ C..yf - ~. 1f,..., 49,, ...,e,. Nc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
The American Penny Magazine.
AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Is published weekly, at the Office Of the New
York Express, No. ll2 Broadway, al three coats
number, DC pages large octavo,) or, 10 sub
scribers receiving it by mail, and paying in ad-
vance, 81 year. The postage is one cent
number tor all parts of tho State, On w,thiu 100
miles Of The city, and ono aud half cents for
greater distances. Persons torwa riding the mo-
hey Tor five copies, will receive sixth gratis.
Editors known 10 have published this advertise
mcnt, with an editorial notice Of the WORK, vlN
he supplied with it for one year. BY the qnanti-
#, - hundred. Tho work will form vol
umn NJ So pages annually.
3, } fostmastors arc authorized to remit mo-
rcy without Charge.
ap--26th IS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
CAUTION TO AGENTS.

Tho immense demand fer the &!anburn Pills
has i",.acgd a.M,c ump!incpied rascaia to make
counterfeit and hay, l. il Ghci:t Tie country; but
let agents be aware Of these pcrsons ara re-
member that !,e who sells counterfeit medicine
or cn2cufugeF such ylo traffic, is as much to be
ahnHn'd as the poisonous adans--ot hi.a not be
housed or fed, drive him from your houses nd
from your villages, as you you'd drive away a
dangerous pescnce; for be assured the creature
who could sell 10 you n counterfeit pill TO rob
you Of yo2r hea!la is base enough to carry the
uSsHssin'S knife and tano awav your lil.
My travellers are each furnished with power
ofUtlornoy, signed Jas. w. o.ainhurn, and pro-
we'd before Il Notary Public Of the United States,
end also BY Tho Clerk cftho city Of New York.;
they also bear the Nciaral Seal Of the United
States and the City Of New York. You will
therefore please to preserve this aLyor. .SomaG:,
and should any person offer yon my medicine
withcHt slch power Of attorney, do not deal it'll
him for you! own l-gdtj sake
n. j. Agents VINO ;ndY desire supplies Of my
pills before M tra.ri.ars call upon them, viii
please forward their orders per nail to No Ann
Street, and oblige their obcd!pnt servant.
JAG. ". GTAiECJ&E.
New York, May lQ.h 1915.
,2gcnts for Cecil County.
VIM. Torbort, Elkton.
J. y. Morgan & Co., Turkoytown.
L. Hall, Brick Hill
a. Smith, Providence Mills
Josiah F. Kirk & CO.. Duo Ball.
JOS. Haincs, Brick Meeting House.
Cro,hcrs < b. r. krl, College Green.
Geo. Kidd s, Son, Kids Purchase,
Knight s. .3brahans, Battle Swamp.
Jacob J. Kirk, Pennington.
Job II. jackson, Rising san.
". NJ. & B. Reynolds, Harrisyillc.
Gillespie & Wells, Rock Springs.
JOHN S. Everest &; Co., Rowlantsyille.
Lyon 4 Luinsdcn, Port DEPOSIT.
a. kidd, do.
Emelia McNiuien, Gurlcytown.
Jos. Cochran, Perryyille,
Black Blotacr, Chareslown.
L. l.. Thomas, North East
jog. Miller s Co., Cherry Hill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10

for four or five years, and who was unable 10
dress when he commenced taking them. lie
has recently sent me word that lie felt quite well,
could dress hrnso!fwithout any trouble, and
thinks he has wholly recovered. AN quite out
Of the pills, with you send me lot by the first
opportunity? Yours in haste,
X. ". SMALLEV.
The Pills arc sold Wholesale ard Retail at
Dr. Stainburn's Office, 10. Ann Street, and by
most Of the respectable Druggists in New York.
also, by one agent in cac!! village in the Un!cd
Stlias.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
BEL AIR ACADEMY,
HARTFORD COUNTY. MD.

SAMUEL N. MAcRAw, A. NJ PRlxc!rAL,
FHShe Session Of this Institution will
L commence on MONDAY, MAY 5.h,
and continue POI weeks. The course Of
instruction embraces the English. French,
Latin AID Greek Languages, Ma,henat-
les, SC.
Tuition in Classical Department $50 per an.
do Mathematical do $50 do
do Primary do Sl3 do
Noc1tra chnrge for French.
Bonding, including lodging, washing,
fuel, lights, &c3 from $50 TO 500 per
anuum.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
HARRY ID. COUGH,
May 3-3w. Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10

& i n application of Francis King Of Ccci! coua-
WV, hy petition in w-ilIuE to me the snh;c:i-
her, one OF tie justices o! the 37p!an'a Court OF
Cecil county. setting forth that lac is in aclua!
confinement for debts which !0 is unable TO pay
AID C!.arng 20 deliver up for tho benefit Of his
creditors ali MS property real, pcrsC IA! and .nX
Cd 10 which lie is any WY entitled schedule
wHcreoFand list Of ms credits ali debts being
ahArHe! to III, said petition upon oath, and prt"-
III TO &c discharged tiom actual confinement
and 10 have extended to him tue benefit of lEe
several ,naolvcnt Laws Of Maryland, and ii APP
pea'i..g to me BY competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided in the state y! Mary
rand iDr tie last two years net before bis apple
cation appointed Edward 3. Ford, Trustee, for
tic Lc,!cti. Of the creditors of The said Francis
Hing who has entered into houd with security
by me approved for the faithful performance Of
his said trust and the said trustee having celtif-
cd 10 mo that lc is in fail posse ;sion Of all the
property in the said schedule and list Of debts
contained, l have ordered and appointed the
first Tuesday Of the next October term Of Cecil
county court 10. the said Fsancis King 10 APP
pear before the Judges oil Cecil county court, 1T
the Court House in Eihton, to answ or such al
!e9aGpra ana htcrrogatOIls as may be then and
there by us creditors made and rroporulud and
t!c said Francis King having entered into bond
III It penalty with security by me prescribed and
approved so 70 appear and answer as aforesaid
10 hereby order and direct that the said Fran
els h"g, be discharged tlon personal conGnl-
ineut and that lie give notice to his creditors Of
this LIS 1tp,.cat.On ana Of the day by lic APP
pointed 81: his t.n2l hearing in Cecil county
comt, BY advertisement ia some newspaper
printed in Cecil county once Il week for three
months before the said first Tuesday Of next De-
tJ5cr term q! Cecil county court. Given under
my hand this fifth day of May in the year Eigh-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
Lumber Yard.

and several good ard substantial buildings.
The terms prescribed by the decree,
are that one third Of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day Of sale,
aud the residue in equal insta!mcnls al
six and TWELVE month, thereafter,
with interest from The day Of sale and Sc.
curly approved by the Trustee, and on
payment Of the purchase money, the
Trustee will execute deed to The pur-
chaser. HENRY W. ARCHER.
april l9h 18l5-ts
4"iiar!ord }l4disonian will publish the
above until the day Of Sale.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
7 0 $ lI'lV L
Trustees Sale.

EN virtue Of decree in Equity, the sub
Ascrbcr as Trustee, will sell at Public
auction al ucckart's Hotel in Port De-
post on
Saturday 18th day Of May,
next a, IL o'clock NJ all those two lots Of
ground situated in Port Deposit, which
were leased TO "A certain James WAY, by
a certain John Creswel by lndenlurc
bearing date on or about the l7th day of
April 1880, and recorded in Iiber |. S.
No. %, folio l25, SC, marked on the
plot Of said l0wnu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
9YAgUg5EyzSr5's
/ VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS.
Beware of Counterfaiks.


This most popular of all Medicines has truly
g1ned the confidence Of the many thousands OF
sufferers Who Rave used H. IN many forms OF dis
ease, with uuc.ilng success.
The following complaints have always been
cured when the Stainburn Pills have been taken
according 10 the directions which accompany
caaH box
Dyspepsia, Cos.ivcu0ss, Bilious Complaints,
Liver Complaints, Cholic, Coughs and Colds,
Rheamatisn, Fever and Agce, Scrotull, Dilcs,
Whooping 36ugh, Measles, Worms, Small pox,
Eruption N tic skin.
4 vast number Of communications haya been
received By tic proprietor each proving euro
ofsolne d The above Diseases, and which might
&c here Introduced, would space permit, bat it Is
hn?od the following VIII BE- sufficient to place
beyond all doubl their curative virtugc.
From Dr. Iced, Of Virginia.
Norfolk, june u, l9il.
Dr.. Stainb&rl-Si! Since last wrote you,
have 22n several persons who have bcca using
tho Vegetable Extract Pills, unl in every casa
they rave proved Themselves worthy the name
they bear. 4 YOUNG inHn by the name of John
Forsj the, had been wasting away in seated
CONSUMPTION Tor several Years, and by using the
Extract ii.is Tor about two weeks, lis cough,
pallS, &c, iett hl"i entirely, and he is nC" so
wei! - 20 be about hs ordinary business. In
decd SIR, from the raP,d:y al the sales, the value
oi your ri.'s may be a"'t'y dl5cnrned. | am
entirely ou', have daily calls Tor them and wish
yo4 would iJr;"url me more as soua as pcssiJic.
Iouss, Sc. THD&. 5. REID.
1'0W n, prerequisites
oFGcS'er June :, 2SAl:
~ H'aihoHFi'--hY oaug "tef' VINO had 4 DIS
'F';a'ng cohgA' raised great la'nHty OF Phi%Gm,
H y" wig was ".t''1'vu wan P''n,'i''oA OF me
h""t'' ,, t1I ''Eo' box OF your T'Lt;"o!e '-S-
tract gus ana Is h"" qHlte we'll Others bear
testimony 10 Their good rascts.
f01I5 respectfully,
JO!iN > iNlhLR, Jr.
FROM fs"91,Sr!r"N't:
ElSton, July !, 1874
HF sto'houFh-l nave considerable matter to
Ia you . Gnco's VIC 'Ai:ac' , rl.s, where tnay
''li Wv c: ~ WEI nave
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
Saturday 18th day Of May,
Lot No. 4

and the extension thereo! below she main
street to the River.
ALSO; ali that lot or rarce! of ground
adjoining he above, which is described in
the proceedings i'll IA certain cause IN the
tlish Court Of CLANCY, in which Thomas
l.. Sav'n ct. al. were Compla;nanls and
Tie Administrators Of Jrhn Morgan were
defendants, and which was leased to said
J"hn Morgan by John CyeswelI, by IN
deninre bearing date tie Ism day o! Feb
r1ary 1891, aud Recorded in Lbcr |. S
No. 20, io.io lG6.
The above described property was
heretofore occupied by Thomas L. Savn,
and lies adjoining the Bank wharf, and
directly opposite the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
aJee;5l county, set:
By the Orphans Court,
April terry 1915.

Ordered that the award made and re-
tuned by Eli Hurlord and William Nc
Co'lough, referees appointed under an
order OF The Orphans Court passed On
the sun day ofOctnber lsAi, TO settle all
matters in dispute between John Ewing
and Benjamin Miler Executor of James
Ewing Iec'd., be ratified and confirmed
o"IeSS caIse TO the contrary be shewn on
or before the second Tuesday in june
neE'. Provided copy Of this order be
Inserted once week for three successive
weeks before the second Tuesday of May
nc&t, IN some newspaper printed liz CeciE
county. Test,
GEO. R. HOWARD, Reg.
True Copy. Fest.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
april 10Th lSl5-3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
n office.

The Orphans Court of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the 2ul
Tuesdays of February, April, June, Au-
gust, October, and December.
BY order
-, GFo. R. HOWARD, Peg.
.3pEil lo;h l535-lm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
Outlet Lock

TO the Tide Wafer Canal. about 10 be
constructed, and Which will add greatly
to its value.
The Improvements consist ola WHARF,
which Is said 10 be one Of the best in the
town
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
AND ALSO. ALL THAT LOT OF
LAND OR GROUND,

situate. lying and being on The east side
Of the Eide Water Locks Of the Susqua-
hanna Canal aforesaid-to ascertain lhe
beginning thereof run from the ntersec.
ton formed by line running parallel
with and along the inner side of the Eas-
tern wall Of the Tide Water Locks, hich
line bears South 323 degrees and line
cutting said line a! right angels on the
South side Of the summit Lock Gates
trucking the heel posts Of both GATES Llhe
northeast intersection Of the above lines
being the poin, Of departure) North 571
degrees East 81 feet towar DIS the hill on
the East side Of The Lock Chamber, linen
South 324 degrees East So feet unto the
beginning OF said Lo! at the northwest
corner thereof and running thence 10 de.
scribe the same South 32f degrees Eas.
GO feet 10 the southwest corner thereof,
thence running North 574 degrees East
100 feet up the Hill horizontal measure
10 the southeast corner thereof, then North
32a degrees Yves, 60 feet to the nor,heas,
corner thereof, and then South 57I de-
grees West 100 fee. 10 the place of begin
ming Upon this Lot is
I'd .nia. erected a large and commo-
+ ~ ~ I, il,,.lS5 dious E21USE, built Of
granite, and occupied as a
Tavern.
The Terms Of sale as prescribed by the
Decree are, the of the purchase money
to be paid in cash a, the time of sale, and
the remainder thereof To he maid IN c,u,I
annual instruments in one and two years
from the day of sale, with legal interest
thereon from the day of sale and The pay =
ment to be secured by the Bonds or Notes
Of he purchaser With surety or snrelies
to be approved by the Trustee, OF al the
option of the purchaser The whole o! the
purchase money may be paid in cash on
the day of sale. or on the ratification
thereof by the Chancellor. And on the
ratification Of snrh sale or sales by the
CAaneeIlor, and on the paymsn! Of the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10

whole purchase money (and not borore)
the Trustee will, By good and sufficient
deed to be executed and Acknowledged
asrceaLIy To Law, convey to the purcha-
ser or purchasers Of said properly and to
his or their heirs the property to him, her
or them sold free, clear, and discharged
Of al! claim Of the parties 10 the cause in
the Court OF Ghancery, and of any person
or persons, claiming by, from or under
them.
CuAS. NiCOLS, Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
Small Log House, nearly neac.


The Terms Of Sale. as prescribed by
the Decree require the payment Of One
third part Of the purchase money to be
made il ca:h en- the day Of Of Sale One
Other third par! in SIX Months, and the
remaining third par, in Il months from
tie day Of Sale; the last two instruments
to bear iotefcsl from the day Of sale, and
to be secured by bond or note with APP
proved securiLy-or the whole purchase
money may be paid i'll Cash a, the option
Of the purchaser.
Persons dssirons o. purchasing are in
vitcd to visit and examine the promises
for themselves.
Sale TO commence a. 2 o'clock ?. NJ.
JOHN c. GNOOME, trustee
E,ktou, April .l3--ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10
From Ccanfct.Irt.
n .p. ipNnp linn o. 1CIi

-ItW !IUVENI june IT, INII.
DR.. .Stainhurn--Your Vegetable Extract Pills
! have had wonderful effects III seyetnI cases in
thi5 town. snld boA to i man who hal been
sex with consumption and r!rennIatic complaints
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-05-10

CHAs. NiCOLS, Trustee.
II. II. DOOL, Auct.
May l0-law Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
AGRICULTURE.

To show our deep interest in the great cause OF
Agriculture, upon which the wealth and prosperi-
~ OF all nations, and especially flour own, main
" rest, We devole nearly two OF our crowded CO.
umns 10 an appeal from The Executive Commit
lee OF The Henrico Agricultural AMI Hortcutu-
raj Society Of Henrico, with list of the Soeie-
tvs liberal premiums for the present year. The
next Exhibition will take place in October, and it
is needless, We hope, Tor us 10 invoke The atien-
lion of The farmers Of The county, and citizens Of
Richmond, 10 its important claims upon their
earnest attention. The visible Improvements in
the gardens and farms in our vicinity, are striking
proofs Of the benefits already conferred By this va
luable society. A new impetus has been given
10 the Agricultural interest and il would be
mos, deplorable result il The advantages already
secured should be lost by retrograde movement.
But all must be TOO sensible Of The salu.ary infu-
ence Of the Society, not to feel the vital necessity
Of pushing on the work. Let US then see full
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
TIE NANsEMoND MURDER.

The Norfolk Herald Of Tuesday furnishes The
following details Of the a!rocious murder, which
we announced Two days ago. We cannot ina
cine case of more fendish and unprovoked
crime. Public interest wilevery where be arons-
oil nv his assassination Of man oil The highest
character and the mosi eslimable qualilies-and
will had we sincerely trust, 10 the CAPTURE CT The
murderer and The virdicaion OF the laws
nOn Saturday evening last, The Peaecable and
orderly community of Suffolk were thrown into
s,a,e of UNPARALLELED CONSERVATION and excitement
bv \ cold.blooded and apparently premed''aled
mnrder rerpetralrd by Hunter LR, resident OF
tia, town upon Major ROBERT kIDDieK SMITH,
rs Snmerlon. We learn that Maj. Smith had
o;ron offence TO Hill, hy refusing 10 appoint him
csn,ain of patrole guard which he had detail
al t,r du,y. and on Saturday evening, lll,le al
,er .even o'clock, while the former was sitting ia
no n;azza of the Washington Hoiel, Hill APP
nro,cbed him. and without manitesting any thing
i;te disnleasure, requested him TO lake >hoIi
walk with him, when he Immediately rose, ana
hn,h n, hem left The hotel together. In snort
inns amer Smith was seen alone, about sixty leei
from The hotel, and rising from lie eround-out
ne soon as he had risen he Tell again Inose
Who had observed him hen ran TO his assistance,
be-, 10 their eager enquiries as 10 what aied him,
he made no reply. They raised him again ana
supporlei him while they earned INN lhlc Inc
boel and il was some time before he received his
sneeeb sufficiently 10 make the astounding dis
cosure thai Hunter Hill had stabbed him. He
Ihen stated, that when he and Hill were alone,
Hill commenced conversation about the pa,roe
appointment, and that he Smith frankly stated
his reasons for what he had done; which seemed
10 satisfy Hill that he had not been governed in
making The appointment by any personal feeling
towards him, for he took no furlherex exceptions
But when he (Smilb) rose 10 return 10 The Hotel,
Hill assaed him with several angry and abusive
epihels, and drawing dirk from sword cane
which lie held in his hand, he plunged ii into the
body of Smith, and then mounted horse and
rode of. The weapon passed through The lungs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
WILLIAMSBURG MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY

THE Scholastic Term Of this Seminary begins the
LIST October 1915, and ends the last of July 1916
The course of instruction embraces lin addition 10 the
usual branches Of plain English Educaiion) Rhetoric,
Composition, Logic, Ethics. Mental Philosophy Chem.
try, Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, and The Greek
and Latin Languages. The principal text books are
kifkham's English Grammar, Miches Geography and
Atlas Blair's Rhetoric, Parkcr's Logic, Paey's Moral
Philosophy, Browns Lectures Mental Philosophy,
Smiths Chemistry, Olmsiead's Natural Phs sophy, la
vies' Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying and
Calculus and the most approved editions OF The CIas
sizes.
Board fusing that term in It's most comprehensive
sense) will be furnished for s20 term. Tuition will
mol he less than S3b, nor more than $50 term.
One half of the board and tuition must he paid In nd
vance, and the other half the Isl OF March. Boarders
will he charged with board, and pupils with tuition,
from The time OF becoming such to the end of the term
unless Withdrawn by the consent nf the subscriber
Persons wishing 10 pa,rnniZe this Seminary refer
red TO the Professors Of William and Mary, or to the
Card n( the subscriber published last term, IN the Rich
mond and Norfolk papers. L. J. ID. PRYOR.
Williamsburg, Sept. O. ltl0O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
OUR SECOND YEAR

To-day is the beginning Of the second year of
The DAILY Enquirer. With many thanks to our
kind friends for their increase Of subscription and
advertising favors, We may safely say, that the
experiment ofpublishng daily Democratic pa
per IN The city OF Richmond, has been proved 10
be successful. Under their auspices, We shall
continue TO devote all our zeal and abilities 10 the
Daily Enquirel-and shall endeavor to render i,
worthy Of their support. Many important qucs-
tons, out the political arena, are now exciting
public attention: they shall be treated by us
with irankness and de!iberalion and with, what
we consider, due regard for The best interests
and honor OF Virginia.
Our past history shall speak for us-our future,
we hops will not disappoint the wishes of our
friends