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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
THOMAS Is. THOMAS.

Tur p,uv..S;-re IN ,h;e we're continued,
on Yesterday, before The jury inpane!ied 10 Judge
Nicholas Court. Nocounsei appeared in behalf
al Ex-Governor Thomas.
The witnesses examined in behalf Of Mrs
Thomas, were Mrs. Gen. Darlington, Mrs. Cooke
of Cumberland, Mr.. Richard GFason OF Mary
land DR.. WIN. Tyler OF Frederick city, Md.
MIR. Rober, Taylor u Lexington, va, and Messrs
]. R. Anderson and Patton Of his city. After
few remarks from the counsel, Messrs. Lyons
and TAYLOR, The statement Of Mrs. Thomas, on
which she grounds her application 10 the Legsla'
,ure for divorce, was submitted 10 The ]u-
~. Without retiring from their box, and
with The evidently manifested sympathy OF the
large assemblage OF spectators present, they
returned verdict affirming the truth OF the
statement of Mrs. Thomas, and sustaining The
charges made BY her agains, her husband, Fran
els Thomas. The record OF the proceedings wa.
then ordered 10 be certified, with view 10 their
presentation 10 The Legislature-and the Court
adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

The an,i-corn.law men Of England are sill
confident OF victory. Alter speaking OF the dis
appointment with which Sir Robert Peel had
dashed their hopes OF his active cooperation, The
last League" continues with cloquence:
"As We have invariably made our Free Trade
principles paramount 70 all parry or personal con-
s,derations Whatever-so do we now tender 10
Lord John Russell as he ecp0acat and TsPres.n-
t3ttre Of free hGde p1iacipIes, our earnest, hearty
unflatlering, and undivided support. The states
man who among all Of his political rank and
Standing, has been the first 10 step forward and
offer TO cmbody our principles in an act oil Far
lament. is The statesman 10 whom The industri-
Gus classes lnust look 10 achieve and seal Their
emancipation.
Not from the great towns alone, but from The
remotest villages and haml~ts, must the people
OF the United Kingdom send forth that 'une3ul-
vocal expression OF The public voice which a
statesman thoroughly cogni2ant oil the nature oil
the work 10 be done, and the difficulties 10 be mas
tered, cnphalically warns Us IS necessary 10 me
nations de,yerance There must be no idle
hu,roing Monopoly is doomed, indeed, beyond
All ouesion--bu, The doom i, not sei-execuiory
Le,no one londyfancy the work is done, or good
as done. Ii, is yet ali to do. Monopoly IS, this
moment, a, its very worst Actually The rirus 10
mcIe malignant and deadly now. Than when We
began. An these seven years that we have been
working. We have eaily done nothing: we have
only been getting ready. The honr for The las
dcath.s;russle is nov come and the signal l. CIV
en- 30 un,ic a. put an end - q sUsism rt,e1 h7'
teen prored 70 be III bdstt Of commerce, he bnns q
arricuiitys, the source Of 5lner divisions among
cidsses, The cause 0f perncy fersr, mortality and
cYtYnc among The peogie.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

e: We cheeriully comply with the reques, 10
publish The following which We copy from Yes
ierdays Wing;
To Tie Editors of he Wig
Gentlemen: Twas much moved BY reading The
history Of Mr.. Charles Williams, published in
YOUR paper O. the 10th instant; and that patton
must indeed, be wanting in generosity and bene-
Violence tha, can contemplate, without feelings Of
sorrow and deep sympathy, the suIferinss Of one
so unfortunate and deserving. For myself, al
though perfect stranger 10 the man, and ignorant
Of his claims on The public until read his leer
% you, feel anxious 10 Go for him something
more Than express my regret Tor his mSforlunes
/ therefore. propose that box be placed in The
Messenger cars on every line Of Railroad in the
Uni,ed States and that The Captains Of The re-
spec,ve trains be requested 10 inform The passen-
gers OF it, so that They may have 10 opportunity
10 give TO the discoverer OF The plan, by whichlhey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
A writer in the n. Y. Tribune speaks as fol
,ows NJ our Education Convention:


The Educational Contention IN Virginia.
Tn. Educational Convention Of Virginia adj
;ourned ai:er session of only three days. How
conld il be exDfclei that body 81 large, most oil
them strangers 10 each other, could come together,
interchange views, and frame, with any thins
like The necessary delbera,on system adequate
10 The accomplishment Of an objec, OF srch IRAN
scendant Importance They met however, in
the bes; possible spirit To their honor, be II
said. not a sign nor sound OF party sptrtt was
seen or heard; neither did The sectional interests,
which present insupsrab!e diihcnllieS in the way
OF plans Tor her Internal improvement, manifest
themselves on this occasion. Lille rs was done,
we NAV hope il will prove an eafertnE ~ tte
,o.5ps The result WAS, a recommendation or
me no, iai 49, ani>la;urS Ia give power 10
: ch County or Scho"l District, as The Legislature
NAV decide, 10 impose taHts 81 hcnselres or not
as they see proper, for District Schools. II j.
10 be hoped thai they will take from all secnons
which NAV refuse 10 lay a school tax on them
selves all participation in the fund which IS f.oir
e,,pen bv the State. 1t is not generally known
that Virginia already contributes largely TO The
rounlies. as we'll as 10 the universily and Mi
Jefferson enlrealed and used all his influence &c
have the School District System established
throughout the Stale on liberal plan, simnla
ncously with The .ndonnent Of The Uaire1sIy-
and even as contributions 10 lis success and pc
pulari,y--but could mol succeed. Hi, grandson
Thomas Jefferson Randolph, was prominen
member OF this Convention-p;oniDent in more
senses than one, Tor he stands feet ,ncte5 n H.
Stockings, and, as might be supposed, with mel
blood and training, is no ordinary man any hos
YOU can fix him" MARYLAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
CLASSICAL SCHOOL

IN the 18th Of January, 1876, VIII open my -eh'f
~ NJ my house, at WOODBURY., Alboma,is counis, v
nine miles Northeast from Charlottesville. The - :.
Is designed Ia prepare youth for the Tnisers. and W
subscriber hatters himself that he able IA o' oa''
to give satisfaction.
month,s vacation IN summer Th- tuition Zee l. :
per month, and board furnished BY The suose''''' q"
per month o.,,
Letters dlrtctr 10 me, Chafl"ttcsv,i'r f"-, 80.
will be attended 10. bEohuL '''i'
Woodhuru Dec -. 1-1a.-cwS~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PRopERl
az SATURDAY. ,JiNI'dRl ~.


ny yirrne OF a decree Of the Circuit -ngef"f '"9n
ID Llw and Chancery Tor Augusta c'H"il' ith''''
on ,hr l7th day Of June ls;5 ca-r iEei.i hspt
ins between the Administrator III Ninian NrhfF' =
the Trus OF Sampson Matthews. sha.l on
TCRDAf the 2ilh of January, $50, otief ipf ~ .
public auction, upon the pr-ni.es IN the c'N ~
nnnd. Lot OF Ground, on TIE corner 81 Bnan az
streets, opposite To the stprrhonse OF Naehthe .
den, called half OF, being the zane ot '
was conveyed 10 Samuel Clarke and Jacob hinh'' :.
Trustees, by deed from Sampson Matthew, fa''-
18th day OF November, 1896. ef
The said lot viii be divided, II required, q -"
chascrs. ,tin.
Trsus-On- fourth cash, and the balance 70 ''+s \,
stalmenis at .. II and IL months, 10 be srcG'tS
proved endorsed notes, and lien 10 be f,taib''
The property further security .,,sr
Reference is made 10 John n. Baldwin, h't."
House Of Delegates.
SAMUEL CLARKE, Comn'''''"
ty The above sale will commence a. ID, h's' ~,
O'Clock, r. NJ. The property will be disde9 ~
. Iitablc size building lots, running hack ~
ley in Of IL feet wide. One Of the lets "a md.
a large framed Tenement, nav occupied a. ~" "
by Mr. Joseph Bigelow. A plan II the pfo's''
seen by calling on the subscriber. ..,,,.f
Dec. 25-etds w. GODDlN, Ate1N---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

II Tomorrow, no paper will be issued from
Ibis office. In The mean lime, We wish our read
ers merry Christmas and happy New Year.
We pray that The blessings which Heaven has
vouchsafed 10 this Nation, may continue unim-
paired, until a return of The same joyous season.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

A man sal down in The shop Of Parsons, The
ha,ker on Friday morning placed his feet upon
The ronnd.taLle. thus ranging his toes at an angle
If atou, forty five degrees from his head read the
Presidents Message, as issued BY The Tropic and
Delta from beginning 10 end and then having
ennncaed The Presidents name, with which it
closed, turned round 10 a gentleman, who was Ia
king oil his neckkerchei preparatory 10 shave,
and insenuously asked" Hho Is Jaaes 4. POLk ?
IN OylsaHs T,DIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

Tar SMALL Pox.-We regret 10 state, tina,
tbs small pox in this city is evidently on the in
crease, as j, is also in Philadelphia and New
York. In Philadelphia during the past Two
weeks there has been foriy-six deaths from it,
in New York lwenty-three, and IN baHimofe
lwen,y-six.-[B Ball. Sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

THE Ladies nf the Hanover Circle Of Industry Is.
hold FAIR. for the sale of useful ami fancy 81
cles ut the head Of the MeohancsvIc Turnpike, Hto.
Ave miles from Richmond, commencing on thp.tte'
day. and continuing the Two following DAYS. Ahpudlf
dinners VIII be- prepared, and Other refreshments.
these things will be- offered nj reasonable ptIo,. "
proceeds Of the Fair will be appropriated Ia the rrec
al House nf Worship, at the head of The Iuff
pike for The and To he under The control Of the Pc
byirrian Church connected with the Bethlehem cohs'
CATION. Dec l1-cll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

We return our thanks 10 the Ladies OF The
Grace Street Baptist Church Fair, tor the really
nice Jelly, ice cream and cake, with which they
so kindly favored US. We wish them all pos
sible success in their undertaking, See their ad-
yeuisement in another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Dec - p ,

CorToS is quiet but little inquiry. FLot9-l 10
demand; common brands, - 80 asked, - d.
tered. WHEAT has declined d 8 CTS, no sale,
CoRS-S Southern yellow Us 81; DO white 66
G7 c. Oars sell at II cents Sud,R-N. O. new
crop 6, q! 6 WHskEY-marke, quiet, pric,s
steady
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

" RACHEL B.akER, a minister OF The Society
of Friends, from New York, purposes 10 attend a
Religious Meeting in The Saloon Of The Odd Eel
lows Hall, this evening, the 25lh inst al seven
o'clock, 10 which persons generally are invited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

II LADIES' SALE.-The Ladies Il Glan
Street Baptist Church viii continue their sac I
useful and fancy articles during he Chr M
holydays, from 10 o'clock. a NJ 10 10 o'o.c
p. NJ, SIX doors below The i.xc hanse Bark lh'
confidently hope 10 receive The patronage q Z
community, as the avails will he appropriate
The completion Of their new ho"se q "oislnp.
Dec -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-25

T Wish TO hire Cook, Waiter AM an - -,
i None need apply who is 10. OF goo ,gl
and character P. V. pa-h1
Dec. pa
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-16
DOCT. PETERS. YEGETARIE PILs-

TEHIME which ct les lthings, " has thoroughly es-
II ablishcd the lnesllnable value of these Pills as
lhartiC, ambitious and deterrent dIcilc. 1t is
now Twelve WARS since DR.. FIrERs gave them to
the world, and their regulations founded his long
experience, still continues 10 increase. The annual
sales, which, during the hrst year amounted to one
hundred thousand boxes have, during the pas year,
exceeded ten times that amount, and the market for
them, once confined to a few States. now comprises
not only the entire Union, hut Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and lie West indies. They may
truly be termed the great household Medicine of The
South and Vest. No other Pills have been widely
patrOnZed in those regions They are purely vegeta-
bic in their nature and so mild and gentle in their ope-
ratiuns thathey may be given with perfect safety ven
To an infant. There is not particle ofany irritating
drastic substance in their composition, yet they act
upon the sccreonS with unequalled certainty and di
TecncsS; thus purifying the constituents of the blood,
and enabling nature to throw into circulation per-
fecy healthy fdd. Among The multitudeE of diseases
TO the cure of WI ich Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills
adapted, may be mentiONed-habitual CostiveneSS,
Bilious Fever, Jaundce, Cholic, Dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn,
Bystnicry, DianheeR, rOrpOr of the Bowels Piles,
Flatulence Loss Of Appetite Fured Tongue, Nau-
sea, rheumatism, Asthma, Dropsy BoiIs and all dis
eases OF the skin caused by mpuriiy OF the boOd to-
geher with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
The immense demand for the medicine has excited
the cupidity OF certain INSCRIPTIONS c6untcriLiters,
who have thrown into the market large quantity Of
deleterious trash, under the name of PETERS We
GETABLE PILLS.
As the spurious Pills have been sold to druggists and
others at very low price, the proprietor of the GE
NuINE medicine begs to state, that Merchants and Drug
gists for their safety, will please take notice, that
any person under any circumstances, whether he be
an agent or Otherwise wi shall sell offer sell
Peters vegetable Pills IN quantities under hun.
ded gross for less than $50 for the large and SS for
the small size boxes, independent Oft any deduction for
cash. lisa swinder and mposter; and the public are
cautioned against him.
GENUINE PETERS, PILLS are sold wholesale
and retail, by G.K.TYLER,
General Agent, cor. Of L. Baltimore and
sl2-tf High SITS, baltimore
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-16
NEW FALL GOODS.
ED SAUD Bird.

sD q 200 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN biGHr AND CHARLES SrErFTs.
lia' received by late arrivals choice assortment of
Foreign and Domestic
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
70 which he invites the attention OF BUYERS generally
H. he Will sell at the lowest prices either H4ocsuIc
or Retail. JUST OPENED
splendid assortment of Fancy Dress Silks ranging
IN price from 10 cts TO S2jJ per yard
Extra rich black San Striped Armurc Sh
Black and blue black ks
EXlta rich white Damask Silk, for evening dresses
Wli'e and black Satns
Super Cashmere the richest article ever offered in this
market
shaded Cashmcrs and MOussline de- aires
Low priced CashmCrcS and Lama Cloths
Black and plain Coored Ca hmcrcs
Black Nous de LANES
French, English and Domestic Prints
large stock ofC0akings
CLOTIlS-FrenCh English and DomcsuC-nll prices
CASSlMERES-Fancy and Wool Back--FIench
English and Domestic
NESTlNGS-Sa Merino and Silk-Wdc Mantilla
black and blue black Vevets
Fancy COloTed Xix NrlvetS-Bonnct Silks
SllAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
R'yh French Cashmere Shawis
Embroidered Cantog Grape do
Ntrk carts and Fancy Hdkfs
Revere bordered Linen Cambria Iidkts
Printed aud corded bOrdcred do
French Worked Linen do
French Worked Collars and Coarettis
six, WOrstcd. Cashmere and Cotton Hosiery
silk and Kid GloyrS-Sk Mtts, &c. &C.. with fun
stock ofDOMESTlC GOODS.
For sale ON the best terms, wholesale and retail by
J. EDWARD BIRD, 200 Baltimore 81.
{G}-Mcrchants visiting the city respectfully in
yted to call and examine his stock before purchasing.
They will find many choice articles not usually kept
in the ioJbing stores. DEL
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-16
DIR. LANDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
Warranted to perform the radical cure Of
HERNIA or r UP1URE.

Warranted to perform the radical cure Of
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
FHNHE subscriber having purchased the Patent
M right OF the above TRUSS, and having entered
extensive into their manufacture, now off rs il for
SAFE at half the price formerly charged by the paentee
The above instrument is constructed entirely upon
anatomical and pathological principles, and meets
every Indication essential to the permanent cure Of
HERNIA.
1t possesses many important advantages over the
lfusses now IN common use, as II hines ieAibl
W with hrmness, and by means of the pivot and inde
pendent spiing the pad accommodates its elf firmly
to the body, and cannot be diSplac, by the motion
of the Wearer. answering by This means, desidera-
tum long sought after by the Medical profession,
Although it is yet new invention, il las become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured of that
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de-
sire To put the Truss within the reach Of all afflicted,
has induced the proprietor to reduce the price.
Certificates of the strongest recommendation from
some of The most distinguished Surgeons and Phys-
clans of this and other cities, which can lie by
reference 10 circular in the hands OF all The Agents
and public places generally.
EPHRAlM y FORNEY, Proprietor,
Chemist and Apothecary,
No. 81 Eutaw-st., cor. Clay.st., Baltimore.
For sale by J. D. Stewart cor. Hanover and Cam
den-ss; Laroque, corner baltimore and HanisOn-sts:
A. Reed; cor. Gay and Sarat0ga-sts, ]. Stansbury
Thames-st. F. P; Wiseman WrJth, Light-st oppo-
site Dix s. Fogg's Hotel; Sawyer cor. Pratt and Paca-
SITS; J. Perkins s. Brother, cor Franklin and Green
streets.
CO The Pa,entee, Dr. L. may be cons suited at his
Office. No. SO COUGH STREET, mar the Point
Spring se26-eoly
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CONSUMPTION,


.4s'hma Bronchitis Splitting Blood Pain in the Side
and Breast, Sore TIN Oat, HoarSeneSs, Palpitation
9th Heart, Whoopins Cough Group, Hises,
Nervous Trenors, Lirer Complaint omd
Diseased Kidneys, are radically tHred su
THOMSON,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPTHA.
HNURE FOLLOWS CURE! Further evil
V dence of the efficacy of Thonpson's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha, in Consumption.
Mrs. II. P. warner, now residing at the house of
Michael c. Fisher, in Woodbury., N. j., was attacked
lS months ago. with violent disease Of the lungs,
pronounced by her phi stefan, DR.. w, H., of Phade-
phia CONGESTION OF THE LuHGs The pain in her
breast was violent, with difficult respiration, and total
inability 10 raise the phleem, prCcudng the possib
" of repose, and rendering il necessary 10 remain
prOpped un in bed three months. Her voIS g was gone
Ilel physician deemed her case hopeless. and she
ceased TO indulge the hone Of recovery Hearing Of
the numerous cures effected by THOMsoS's CON-
POUND syrup OF TAR AND NOOD NAPrHA: us Il last
resort she resolved To try it, and in very short time
her health impIovtd; and to steady perseverance in
the Use of this invaluable remedy she alone attributes
her complete restoration 10 health,
The above statement respecting my wife is strictly
tlue and her recovery altribUtcd solely to the use
of Tboms0n's Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wood
Napth at ever, Other remedy having tailed in her case.
HENRY P. WARNER, kmgsessing
MAY 9th, 1915.
Prcparrd only hv =. P. THOMSON, n e. cor 9Th
and Spruce streets, Philadelphia AGENTS, Roberts
4 Atkinson. cor Baltimore aud Hanover SIS, Balti
more; g. Stoi, Washington, il. G; a. Dnval s. Co.,
Richmond; NJ. a. Santos. Norfolk; q. Coting, Peters
burg Va. Price so cents, OF bottles Sa50 no Be-
ware of all limitations sci 3m
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A. w. CIIANEV

ErV FASHIONABLE MOOT AND
BsE SHOE MANUFACTURES, No. 3S
,4.Ns sA-z HARRISON ST, BALTIMORE, sign
"Nt-A MI s1s~Sssoi the "NdpoeOn Boot and shoe
49, store Wholesale and retail, takes
thus method Of informing his custom
ers AMI me public IN general, that he has Just cont
pcttt his Fall stock, which is good if not supe-
rior to any in the city, embracing Boots and Shoes of
cvetJ description for Ladies and Gentlemen, which
Will be sold for less than The can be purchased
elsewhere. Ladies' superior Morocco Shoes of all
kinds; Genllemens Boots of all kinds; and Chidren's
and Misses of every description.
b. A few Of different kinds of Summer Stock
on hand, which will be sold at cost To close out
Genlemen's Morocco Boots; Ladies' Light Shoes
Misses Caters, sc.
90 Country merchants would do well 10 call and
see before purchasing elsewhere, ser3m
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