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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
To Tic Editors Of The Enquirer

CARROLL COUNTY, Oct. ., lS45.
Gentlemen: The names Of several gentlemen
Of the Democratic Party have been brough, Tor
ward as candidates for the high office of United
States Senator. Little Tennessee not putting
forward any candidate Of her own, We suppose
that we may with proprie,y express our prefer
ence-,hal preference is decidedly in favor OF
William Smith OF Cupeper, The gallant indo-
m,abe, talented Extra Billy" We have never
looked upon his face, nor shaken him by the
hand, but his lame has crossed our mountains,
and penetrated our valley. We regard him as a
man OF high and brilliant abilities, and Demo
srat of Tie soupdest faith He is an elder OF
the Republican Church, "instant in season ard
out oil season." prepared worlhily 10 reprove, re-
buke, and exhort in the true Democratic faith,
and who vii! not turn away has ears from the
truth, and be turned into fables. 1t is needless
for us to enter into any detail of his claims they
are known 10 the whole Republican Party of
Virginia. Bayy, Dromgoole, Hunter, Steven
son, McDowell and Thompson, are all atal men
OF their hands" but most of them are already in
Office, and We think, at any rate, that none Of
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.
EXCELLENT SCHOOL.

We feel justified in calling public attention to
The advertisement oflhe Washington High School.
From The testimonials OF distinguished scholars
and gentlemen quoted in his original Prospectus,
from the references given in his circular, and from
the private information we have received from per-
sons fully competent TO decide, We are satisfied
that The ability Of DIR. Arnold as teacher, hi'
finished scholarship The high estimation in which
he is held as gentleman, and his system OF Edu-
cation, which seems 10 rs 10 be admirably de-
.vsed all commend The Washington High School
10 The kind favor and patronage of the public
The Prospectus pay be seen al our Office
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We are prevented, by the late hour at which
we received them, from giving in full The proceed
inss Of the public meeting -four citizens on We'd
nes,lay night, to sppoin, delegates 10 the Conven-
ton 10 be held in Harrisonburg, on Monday The
Goth inst, Tor the purpose ofiakng into consldera-
ton the extension of tie Louisa Railroad tosome
point in The Valley Of Va. Gov. Mcdowell pre-
sided, and Mr. F. James was Secretary. The FOL
lowing are the delegates James Lyons, Fleming
James, C. Dimmock, w. II. mcfarland, Geo.
W. Mun6ori, VIM. II. Haxall, B. Peylon, Jos.
Mayo, VIZ Richie, John II. peasants, j. A.
Cowardin, Edwin Robinson G. r. Peake, John
S. Caskie, James A. Seldom, T. r. Price, T. Il.
Ellis, }. Rutherford, S. S. Saunders, L. d. Cren-
shaw, P. V. Daniel, jr, and Joshua ]. Fry.
Messrs. Wyndham Robertson, B. B. Minor,
and Fl. w. Moncure, were appointed as delegates
10 the great Memphis Convention, on The 18th
November.
Mr.. w. Il. Macfarland having moved series
of resolutions in regard 10 The proper plan Of i'm
provement for connecting East and West virsi-
mia, they were discussed by Messrs. Mcfarland
Lyons, Patton, James, and Jos. Mayo. Action
upon them was postponed 10 an adjourned meet
ing next Wednesday night
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, In Louisa county,
IL Virginia, on Friday he 81 instant, October, Ne
GRO Man named WALKER. Walker Is about % years Of
age about SIX eight inches in lie igt u dark
mu.lto conple1ion we'll mare; scars recollt eted;
only under his clothes may he two his right side,
caused BY Icing cuppcd two or three on hi. breast,
caused by blister plasers; has down-c,s look, but
pleasing when spotrn 10; clothes not reeoeeed, ony
two brow jeans ftoek eouts dyed With Walnut root lie
10 he estate Of Captain William Voolfolk, de-
ceased eipeei that lac will make an attempt to get 10
free Stale. will pay reward Of ten dollars u !akrn
IN this any Of The adjoining counties, fifteen dollars
taken in any other county IN this state, or twent!
dollars taken out If this State and delivered 10 'e
subscriber, secured in Jail, 50 get him aRan. my
information hy Letter addressed To The subscfibei oou'
Anna Post Of,e, Louisa, will be kindly Iecrivea:
JOHN L. VOOLFOLK.
Louisa, Virginia, Oct l7-cw5t
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ELECTIONS.

Ia 81 counties in Georgia, Crawfo'ds MAORI
" for Governor is 1891. In the same counties,
Mr.. Folks majority was 1857 Thus far, for
the Legislature, nsmoera';, 81 Senators and 80
REPRESENTATIVES; uhies, 20 Senator, and 81 Re
prcsenlaive>. According 10 the Savannah Gcor-
gian, the Democratic majority in The Senate will
probably be three and may be i've. The Demo
cra,s have gained three Senators.
From Florida, We have only few returns Q!
The vote in Escamba county, viz: in Pensacola,
Cabe'l Io9 Brockenblough Is; al The Mayfair :,
Catell -, Brockenbrough %. This county has
always been strongly Whig-bu, we have no
means Of showing the relative loss or gain.
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Managers Office.

Il. RUSSELL BIGGER X co.
nDAWN Nos "f roknmokc Lottery, Class 2O3:
~ s. - Il Ia - 20 TO IS 10 ~
Whole ticket, Nos. a. 10 capital pr,zr. sod aud
paid hy EIGGi 4 GO
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass; pa:
T., 8 3 - 81 a. ~ ~ rs Is ~ 30
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated Lottery Cla-, -.
ri ~ So ~ - s Is SO ~ 81 4, 80
Drawn Nos uf Pokomokr Lottery, Class cot
81 IL 80 80 IS ~ 8 ~ Il IL - -
Drawn Nos. III Delaware Lottery, Class go
10 ~ ~ ~ 10 a. II 26 81 - -
Whole Ticket, Nos. 81 u" ~ moro chitnl,, I'D
70 IL -, and pad 10y
BIGGER 40
Tor rr'zes, send your oljersto
Oct. /. T. RUSSELL. BIGGER 20
G. BURRU>S'S PRIZE OFFICE,
nRAWS Ms of Pok, nnk- I.dIery, lstl:
~ - III 80 81 81 ~ 1 81 Is II IL e =,
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, pa;
20 8 - ~ 81 ~ IS IL u 10 10
Ticket, Nos. 10 So 10. another large prize. 500 ana
paid BY Bi Rklrs.
Drawn MOI. Of Pokomokc Lottery, 2O5:
80 - II &c % L. y 81 81 10
Ticket Nos. as u email prize oil 500 sold and I;a
BIZ BUERtSS
For this Morning. prize al Slo,OOo, 1000, 3,o,p
2ru0, $50 .0u. and lJprzes Of 5oU &c. T,ckei- -
halves =; quarters l.
Ao the pee pies iavorite, the Dollar l.orery-CaIi-
taI przr 81 ouO and of 900 IS Nos, II drawn hal
lots. Sales close At Iol o'cock-drawlne received At
O'Clock. g.. BtRRUrS.
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By t7c Goreyh0r 81 I'srrlp,g
A PROCLAMATION
,,rnN IN'JCL LIZ VIE ItIN
w nLkEA>, II is represented Ia IN. Er,,,,

w nLhEa>, u Is represented 10 the Errru,i-.
Moro " "',, ~ han.nhente, late confined ~ II. /,
sald jan, aud IL now gong al large, '''"h
A"w, therefore, ], James Mcdowell c.,..
hei'by oirf reward 81 seventy ii,t dol.,r,f..'''
son. /" pe,'o"', who wa apmeb.nt he .s,, n, "
nous 'hd denver INN iEto ne I4il IL M,o,o.
And require all officers cisilat n.,.,t. ''I'
the people Of HE Colnnnn~taih .tn,,,, In' ,'F.-
every eirft'on for his arrest, thai he ma, ~ 70 "
the law directs. ~ "'atwib :,
Given under my hand as Governor a,,.
r, lesser seal "f The coninobw.all, n, I'-.'i y
tbs l.tl day of OCTOBER, IL lL-y.1f
JAMES McrGwt,,
81 James X. Rn,enhou,e !, at,nt H., III.
nisii, and alb ut y yeas cid, straight and Wr
rapidly. O,, -" =. 'ttA.'
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from lie Nor O,if0ns Rf?nbiiran, OLo.l
MEXICO

The Texican schooner JoaGuina, Batsta, mas
Tor arrived Yesterday from Vera Cruz She
brings dates from Mexico 10 The both, and from
Vera Cruz to The 9th, both inclusive. The news
is important only in 50 much as II indicates INC
likelihood OF another revolution in that degraded
and misgoverned county
The Affairs Of Mexico appear 10 be in con
calenalion extraordinary" The government
seems 10 have no settled course Of action; and The
various political leaders, win Their respective
factions. are increasing the difficulties. Appear
ances seem 10 iorcshadow The advent OF another
revolution.
The ultra federalisis were suspected Of con-
formulating a movement for The re-esabiShment OF
Ike Constitution Of 1924. Paroles was believed To
have formed the design Of ovcIiurnins The Gov
rrnment. and taking the rciBs in his own liands.
The Baron lie Cyprc The French Minister.
has obtained his Passports. and Would soon de-
parl for The Havana there 10 await The orders oi
his Government. The French brig-ot-war La
pcrouse. was living on SACRIFICES and was 10
sail on The 10Th inst. Tor New Orleans, WIN dc-
spatches 10 he sent 10 France by American pack
E, ships. How unsrateful these Mexlcans are
10 The good baron. ,.,,.
grown unpopular ard il was beiitVrh me freS,-
denl would resign. The symptoms ol an out
hrcak in The Caplldl Wtit ~ aCl"Su, i'"t ~ -
believed eo,crnmcnt had sen, TO ST. Luis Po'oso
for Gen Paroles and his command. General
Alvarez was said 10 be in favor Of revolution
arv movements; bul this is conlradicted. tie
also with his command, is said 10 have been or
dcred TO he Capital -,
Herrera was proclaimed President on the ION
Sent. Nex day be took The usual oath before
the two Houses OF Congress.
The Senate sitting as grand inquest TO Judge
The sentence of the Court Martial on Gen. Kan
gel. has abrogated thai part Of il which relates
10 The Ministers and the Fiscal Authority, by a
vote of "a 10 Il.
There is some contradiction in The reports re-
/ srcctnr Gen. Alvarez, who, il is asserted, has a.
Tho head O, his troops raised The standard OF rev"
in favor Of the old iederalirc Constitution, "h'i>
HE Diario insists on his firm adhesion TO the pc
sen, government, from which he has received or
dcrs 10 advance on The rapitallo lend II ms assls
lance in case Of need Gen. Paroles had rece,v
ed in,, lioence that The u S. troops, accompanied
By Texian volunteers, were advancing on Meta
moros; in consequence otwhich he published ar
Order Of The Day" 10 his troops, promising then
The honor and satisfaction Of giving these "inso
| lent invaders" The reward Of their treachery.
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EfOyl'S Prize Office,

~ Eaua:
- 81 40 u G5 so - 81 81 4 GO ,
Drawing ii Alexandra Lottery, No IA, Etna:
70 - - ~ u 80 So 20 81 81 lo - - - rs.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, No 2Ij, Extra
So Is S. is ~ ~ - IS 6i - ~ ~.
Nos ~ 81 81, and prizes IN all the ahovr, sent e
country CORES pnndents Address orders Ia iDf io
Tickets Ia the hemc for the 18th instant IL Is iav
tie Lottery al IIOfT's.
$1,000 Capital To day.-Tickcts but 81; Package
sai, warranted 10 draw sl3 gross. IS cents The phef
vi Ticket which may draw 81 900. Apply for llthts
IN HUiT,
Cot l. No. 3 Eithanst.
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COMMERCIAL. RECQDn
RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures pn,o

RICHMOND MARKETS-WHoLEsaL pptc,
ro,.c, Thursday erenng, o.. !.
IohAcco-Very little doing al The Ia. pcet,o'
hos much disposition on The part oil dealer, 10 ,,,
quote Tugs at from 81 co 10 50; common ,.,f :,
y an" . good to fine, I" 50, no extra manu-. r
IN market. -''si
"hEaT-Red, IS 10 100 c,s. prime white 10, I.
lLouR-si 50 TOT t2..-re,aiI ,aesa,4,;
cORN-'o cents per tu,hri.
oATs-a'. Cts per huslel from demo, and wa,
No change IN other articles
~ B'lrMoir, on "Wednesday sales cf Pon,
% '5-lfansactions limited. Supplies Of Wt,,,
defatr; sales Of red al 9j a Sc cents and VIM. .,
cents. Corn 50 50 cents. Oats Is a n GEM.
MANS .. II cents, shoulders "a -, sides las.
Nh'sh-y has advanced; sales Of Lhis. at ~ CEN,
bills. n y cents.
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them are superior 10 Mr.. Smith. Lille Tsnnes s
see totally disinlelcsied, save IN The eecl'nn =,
good Democrat, considers him ihe ~o.i t, :,
candidate and none surely VIII ceny y. " -.
sneak her $, ntiments. fcth phMoN"
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TKIRIlrE or Rrsnr. !.

IN Chesterfield County Court, October 1871 l-;,.
ii beng announced Ia The Court that s,nr,.
term, 9lslor WILLIAM GooDE, ST. lou. n, 49,. w
Justice at This Court. and tat. High Shrfi;T II
", has Departed tins lie and the Couu s,n.,t,.
due 10 his long anh useful ,ervirrs and lli- hiph No..
~ "hirh he vas ever held by his assocIalr, - ~
risrar and man, doth order, thai thr ~, :,,r,. ~ Il
Cont u. officers and bar, be recnnmt udrd L. 49,, ~
usual badge oi mourning for one month a. a ,ol,
respect To The memory OF the SAID WiIii,m Gnodr
dt' rdsrd aud " Is iurthtr ordered, That NJ. C.fl
tins fonu do forward copies al these pfuceralus. a. i
surviving family OF lie deceased. sud IL The rI.io
the NJ, hmond newspaper, ior pU5IcaIlon.
iuuy.. TaS,.
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INPOKTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

!. E> d The new and beautiful seau'
- boa, ALICE, Capt. Thomas 80,
ner, (purchased expressly 10 inn IN cohn,e.nr
witb The s,ea mboat Curtis Feck, on James Ise',
and form daily line between This city, SOfi9 p,
and Ballimore,j will commence her regular iTn
on Saturday morning, 18Th October, leaving "'
wharf al Rockets al o'clock. !.
The Daily line from Richmond TO Balrmore - =
nov permanently established and travellers =,
inc North or South need no; fear detention an
we solc, trial to convince Them OF he eeoh''
wand comfort Of this line. ,,y
OR II fthShlNo - Li0
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NEW STEAMER.

The new and beautiful Steamer Alice, intend
ed 10 form daily line between Norfolk and
Richmond. in connection with The Curtis Peck,
arrived here on Wednesday, under the command
Of Captain Libby. She was purchased BY the
James River Steamboat Company in New York,
from which pert she arrived at Norfolk on Tues
day afternoon in the short space Of twcnty-fonr
hours We have notyct paid our respects 10 her,
but learn tia, in beauty, speed and comfort, she
will do honor 10 The noble James Tie Norfolk
Beacon thus describes her:
"Thc Alice is but three months olj-of the
length Of 10 feetnn deck--and is designed As
one of the daily boats between this aud The CITY
II Richmond. Her speed is about the same as
The Curtis Pech's, and her accommodations ample
and elegan, Tor 4 passenger boat.
We endorse, with all our hearts, the following
nomination Of Mr.. Brufi, and trust he may be
promoted With such grniemanly and attentive
commanders as Me>ss. Davis and Bruf the
| Steamboat line 10 Mott will make itself emf
neny popular. Shall We have the pleasure Of
announcing the official appointment, ''by and
with The consent Of the James River Steamboat
Company" - Brufi as Commander OF The
flee, and beautiful "Alice 7"
FoR THE ENQUIRER.
T. he Stockholders Of The James Rirer Steamboats,
Gentlemen: Hearing that you are about TO pu
new boat upon the river OF course there Is mucf
expectation as 10 who is 10 he her commander
and The unanimous eye Of The travelling public
is naturally turned 10 Mr.. Bruf, the present gen.
,emanly, accommodating and experienced second
officer OF the Curtis Peck
Mr.. Buff is an old officer in this line-veIy
frequently, during the absence Of Capt. Davis, IN
command-and his conduct has not ONLY given
satisfaction hu, drawn forth The wish OF all-cs'
pecially The wav passengers-lha, he be given The
command Of The new steamer, which, being no
hing more Than justice, The many friends who
prompt this rely on ycur rewarding merit where
merit is found-and let ii be Capt. Brntt, OF The
ni;cc SOUTH-SIDE.
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DYING AND SECURING ESTABLISH
MENT-RE MOTdL.

IOHN w HINES has removed his Dying a'" ''''a'
j inc Establishment to his house dlfeci!y "piv
si,. Ur Pium,rs Church, ON Frankn street. Az "o"
i'm his lire as usual, will be executed IN he bel %
nrr and on the most reasonable terms. Ihahhiu, ~,
generous public for their past encouragement ne 49,
renew his pledge, tina, all work entrusted Ia Inn """
done in The best manner and Style
MI 2n-ri1 Sle
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Vim. T.. TurpiIn's Office.

JcokTUNE's NEW HOME. Virginia ler-bufs
Lottery No. B. Extra, draws to-day at the tIsh"ne
/ s5l . Of 600 &C. Tickets Sl--harrs IN pfop rtoh'
Cali before half pas, II O'Clock for Capital FIT, Al
TURPIS's PRIZE OFFICE,
No. l0I East Main Street, Sign Of Inc b's ROC
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Fer he EhqEifr.
FACTS re,svs THEORlES-[No. II

FACTS Ee7SuS Iii-cteAL'S
Mess,S. Editors: Having IN your paper y =,
7,h ins,. eadeavored, principles oil reason, anu
By The experience and statistics Of ourown sac
10 show The iaacy of tho theories Of your COZ
responder, "Oulis," respecting The comparative
importance and effects Of Popular Education anu
Of works OF Internal improvement ! will very
briefly notice his posiliohs-lst that "ihe peol'e
OF the Northern States educate themselves" J.. G.
without aid from their Governments; aid 2i's'
that slic annual cost The Stale (say NiasSat h.'
sc,ts) Of public education is not great deal NOR
in proportion 10 the available wealth oi me ~,a.e'
Than is Tie present slender appropriation IN VIZ
sinia.' h,s ,,l.n
In support Of these assertions. he mas ''"'"
A., f,lomIno Statistics.
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"To,al cxpendedon common schools
in 1910, Sl,l53, 1851
An exhibit worthy Of Inc Empire Sta'e
Next, in "Oulis'" table comes Virginia Lei,
us turn 10 The report of the superintendent OF The
Literary Fund-and alas what contrast is pre-
scented Instead ofthe 979l children, which, ac-
cording 10 "Ouis," were, in 1910, educated a; the
"public charge" We have, il is true, 1899 bu,
there remained 20e69 "indigent children" besIes
a very large class of those who were mol consi-
deIed such, but who have no school 10 90 10.
without one hours instruction! And how much
money was expended BY This great and wealthy
Commonwealth for the education Of her cilizens7
In all only STRIPS a-a sum raised by no tax-
alton, but from the fines and forfeiiurcs imposed
on crime-and which is wasted upon system,
pronounced by Mr. Jefferson, 25 years ago, 10 be
wholly inefficient"
No official documents concerning The common
schools of North Carolina could he obtained;
but from the statement Of The condition Of her
Literary Fund, given in the American Almanac
for ls45, we perceive that even She in The year
1913, devoted S7,7s5 90 more 10 the education of
her people Than did Virginia Similar compari.
sons might be instituted between Virginia and
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W. ". 7. CoGBILL. u. 1
Of The Wing will please copy.


~ Observation-Disclosures chrste,iirLt C,t,7
! Court October 1911, lsi5
Daniel cannon. III his proper p-t,0n and Grof.r u
,"sbli' Jnlittti tosbiii. Tabnha \ togbtil, polh
togbill and Kelsey O. Cogbu, infant cI,lGrtn If IL
liam CGgsiil, deceased. who SUE Ly Ca,lsrne ro.l.
'hsn m"'hrf ana heitiriehd, flainiiH.
against
Fairirh Cannon, administrator Of Edith o C,.br
drcrastd. anu Je>sc cogb Defendant.
Ibi- day came the plaintiffs and i'rd their TIN 4, /, i
he defendant Cam ON. administrator afor-a,i WI.
filed has answer; and the d-r ndant, jesse togti MI
having entered his appearance, and gwen StruIit
"o'dihe 10 The act OF Assembly aud The Iur, oi II.
Iot'f; aud II appearing by satisfactory rvdence MAI
tr stid defendant Cogblll, Is not an inbabani 4. l
Country Ordered, that the said defendant o anna,
here n me NJ, day OF December Il m neat a.. al
s"er the bill OF The plaintiffs; and that 4 ,.,y N
Ser be- forthwith inserted IN zone paltr pb.t.t
IN The ely e Richmond Tor two month. ,uctr,,,,..
and posted al the font dAor ri ir taut -Luu.r II M
county. A C,py-Tpsre
Oct. E-Cw:m W w T. COGGfIT n =
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WASnlNGTUN IJIGu sCuOnt

Il y ~ II.
rINHE winCIIa al of this Seminary IN, n,,y mad, 4,
L ngrmeni- icr the pton IN. ~. iauf, .,
very limited number al yon. gentlemen. whose n.
rents may wish secure fnr ii.-n a gr,ir,,,f,r III
various advantages and in those, irr,d h, n. nam
rons AIDS and avenues Ia science ahd literature rcus
IL the Metropolis.
Cernsr q STuor The regular toGo Of .ua, en-
bracins he Classics Nafhemaes, Eronck and D,4,r,s
together with Tie ordinary routine OF English stud.
pursued IN high schools, has been prepared with spec
reference 10 sound and thorough mental training O.
man, SpGn,h AID Italian, with Pa,niIDg. F,ne,n. ata
Dancing, are also taught when required, but At an.
eAargts.
Terms For hoard, lodriug and roshiHg and fnr ii
,on IN al The branches ii the regular t6nrSc the charge
for the Acad, mic year is S5, pa, able 0hay, All
nna!iy ~ .uvs,cE.
Having te-n engaged FOR twenty years fihr ~
twelve IN The United States in the rLucaion o. vorii
and having been fn several principal and %, pr
tor OF an extensive boarding school At the Moth who,e
advantages shared hy pupils from seventeen differ
eni states, from the West lEdifs and Mexico the .u
wriber might give rcferrncSs a.n-t Indt hnI-
tent: but II Is deemed sufficient L.re
only OF rsons who are acquainted ~,tl the cafac,i
OF these, ALL except those whose names marked
with an astrfek, either have nov, or have recently
h.d, wards among its pupils
RItrpENcrs.-Gen John T.. Van Ness. Hon. Jane,
Buchanan Secretary Of state Col W. W. "a atom Gen
T.. $. Jesnp, t. 5. A., Jos ;. Wilson. Esq, Rev. Mf
French Hon. VIM. l.. DAYTON. u. :. Jacob G.dr'r
Walter J"nrs, L. q. Washington. Ed Aud. 7. o IT.
B. Washington, T.. :. ~. J. lo"vcr, E.q az Ki1h
nnnd, Va, 1tos tiretran, ED, Gov. A Is. Fafs ~
rnmp,. TreasuTy, Francis r. Blar ESQ Judge Il. +
Morsel rheorh FISK E.q Ed. &. :. j.. g. NJ. Dasr
Esq. Hon Il. J. walker Sec. Treasury, Gov tba- 4
Wrklifr, late 7 81. General. Gen. Roger Jours L $.
A. Dr }. NJ Brodhead. Cou, Thus. Ap t'a'.shv Jnn,.
L.. :. ". Rev. Srptimus Tusion. Mai James kearuey
y. $. A., John Wilson, Esq.. A. q i'ay,on. Ed. an
aud. Treas, Col. J. l.. Edwntds, ID. Thomas Mi.r
Cen A. Henderson, u. :. VI. e., Dr. Henry IIaw wai
e ". camh'oss, Dr.. John T. Berry, &C Crammtr E.q,
Richard Lay Eco, Darius Clarrtt. ESD, Jdln liai.
Esq Ed. Constitution, ;. II. King, E.q
N,tr.-The French language IS taught daily - tie
school, aud hnafdinc pupils have additional ld,q
tage f;om the opportunities n, rded for
he family al the Principal, &; which Professor Day,
liers, the teacher al French aud Drawing l. memu
EDWIN AR>OLD, A. ~, y &. H., Principal.
=. :. The Academic az roninrLcrs ON The FIRST Man
day IN September and ends the last Fday in JAY
Washington, u e. Oct. l7.-cM II, 4
CLARHE'S HEAD QUARTERS, Isl door below Z.
~ change Hotel. lih street.
For To dny-Vrpinia I.rr<hurg Lottery, Extra fla..
No. 3 Capitals 81 C0J, .s52, prizes 81 I,Gto > IL
500, of 300, Of 100, &c.7s Nos, Is dawn ballot.
Tickets only 81.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, EIra, Glass .i6:
20 50 81 i3 IL Is - Il - - H.
Ori. II J. ". CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

nyirginian" is eminen,ly worthy of perusal.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

CLOVER AND GRASS SEED.
DED Clover seed; Timothy do; Blue Grass do
II, Lucern %; Flax do. All of the best quality
Just received and for sale by
W. II. 4 NJ. MAYERS,
Groeers snd Druggsss.
Fsrt Smith, March Is. 1855.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
A. NJ. Blu SH

ID EsPECTFULLY begs leave to rSturn his ,'sjI
lthanks for the libera patronage he has reces's'l
ms BARRIERS and Hair Dressing esta abIi.hment sn.1
70 10 inform them that he has disposed Of that derI
ment Of his establishment TO J. W Tayloe, who ~
will continue. at the same stand on Main ree, one
from Austin's. where he will at all tmSs bs rssg
serve all who may honor him with their hanonac
the best manner and on the shortest notiSs. .,i
Nav 3, ls4S ~:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
CLOI lis. &c.

PLACK, Blue, and Invisible Green broad ~
ID Rlue and Fancy Cassimeres, Black, Blue.
mixed and fancy Sa'tinets, Hard Times, Kent''
Jeans, and Mnrino Cassimeres, Blre. Brown, Gresas
White Msckinaw Blankets, &C., q. For sale d
lowest possible prices By
October, 26, 1S44