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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARkET-Oct. 4.

CorrEg-The market is not quite as brisk this
week. The sales OF Rio reach 5000 tags, al
prices ranging from ! 10 8 cents. We note sales
of $50 bags LasnavTa al I. cents. The imports
of the week are 2,963 bags Rio and 35l bags La
FLouR-Howarl street 81 SO SCI; demand
limited CITY Mills 80, at which price sales 10
The extent of two 10 three thousand barrels during
the week. Susquehannah brings 5G a o. By
the draw load. No stock in market. Inspections
during the week 1869 Ibis, and 2l3 halt bbls.
GRAfS-Wheat, moderate supplies: sales oi
red a, IS IS, and white % lG:' cents. Corn,
both whc and yellow, 81 81 c. Sales OF Ma
ryland Oals 81 a % c.
MoLAssrs-We note small sales Of Cuba in
hhts. al 2G cts. and Of New Orleans at 30. cents
for bbds. and 81 cents Tor bbls. Al auction to-
Jay 70 hhds. Of New Orleans were sold at %
ccnis d ,ierces do al 26I a 81 cents; and 80
ibis. AZ so cents On Thursday, 10 hm!s. 81.
Cfoix were sold al - 2Sl cents.
SrG.R-The market this week has been duh,
buyers evincing but little disposition to operate at
The nrices asked h. holders. AT auction today
o56 hhls. Pouo Rico were offered and only -
bbds. sold at 81 So a 5 Is, balance Withdrawn.
The impor! This week is log hhds. from Porto
Rico and ca bids from Eastern ports
ToB.cco-The sales of Md have been Only
moderate at quotations, viz: inferior and com
mon Md. al - 80 3 90; middling 10 good } 30
a 5 so; good 90 : 50; and fine 90 II 90.
paovrsroxs- Demand limited and marke, dan.
Western shoulders n c., hams 81 10, sides
= a 81, Baltimore cured hams ~ IL C., accord
ing to size and qualify Lard, sales moderate:
Western 3, s; in kegs. and Il 81 in bbls.
SplRlrs-Prices for Whisky are steady, with
sales Of hhds. at "a CTS. and bbls al %; limited
sales Of New England Rum, in bills, al SIC
American
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
IN RICHMO Nd. VIRGINIA

"tIC Iy;,,ar Co,,.o :, oc,,,os !, ia NJ
H., ,ae 0o"se " - W.
Loo, Xii 80, $780, :; ;ahnJ =,
WI WIZ Ioi'iienee III hlen'ionu, On nionuaH
. .le IHh uay " oc.ooer next anu continue u,',i
,nc Ids. ~ replua'y ioiio"ins. nc new coi-
S,u i,uspmai cu,i &c n 49, oeem compete.
dmi Ia ,E nas oeel at"ue - hno."
; a,i ~; Sn'on az Ho'a'n
Tho - n.m. ec,uras =, oe 81 d,io Nv -
ni1,s, win ~ r;vsn rsaSiar, a. am ~ r. sa ~
n;iaI Cmv Amss e ieu1aii! d. nc ."nsee lios-
=. h., which The Smden, vvn1 a."
nity of witnessing The diseases incident I. ~, ,%
Sou,b and which no viii he called upon m treat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
Richmond Law sc,.oo,

VIE term oil this Institution commerc.
u the 18th Of October, and termiaa,cs :,
18th oil March following.
There are Two Courses OF Law in the scb,.
The General or Elementary course, clnbracirr
lines OF the Law OF Nature and Na,ions@l
Polly, with particular views of the Cons,rn..
OF Virginia and of the United States
Principles OF The Municipal Law Of W. 90
with The subjects Of Pleading and Evitesr,oa.
and the Practical or Professional Cour,s
braclns the Principles OF the Municip,l / :.
Virginia, in connection with the yarions
OF action in use; together with The point, ctpI.
ing and Evidence applicable 10 them resna,. :
ly-and other malters-at some length. -
And there is also a Course o. Rhe,o,..
bracing The principles OF The art. more nar,,.-.
ly as applicable 10 argument and discussion =
bar. :
There are Lectures, Readings Recirario,.
amlnaiions, and Exercises OF ditieren, .ir.
the students, in all the courses
The fee Tor instruction is $50 for The ,.,,,
either Of the courses Of Law, or $50 ror H.
them Cor parts of them) together; and 500 4.
Course OF Rheloric-payahle in advance =
July 2-ct Octl Is WM. MAXWprr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
POwhatan House.
RICHM OND, VIRGINI

RICH NJ ON D, VIRG MA.
THIS being the season for visiting, the subscri-
i Der would respectfully call attention to this
Hotel, so long and well kept By Mrs. Duval. To
those who know the Powhalan House. nothing
need be said in lis praise:-its delightful location
its fine accommodations, and The order and
quiet with which il is conducted, make il most
agreeable resting-place Tor families or indyidu-
ais.
The friend, OF the subscriber, who patronized
him al Dibrelrs Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited TO renew their acquain.
lance with him at the Powhatan House, situated
on a level and beautiful emincnce near the centre
Of The city, few steps from tie Capitol, Cover
nor's House and City Hail. ard very convenient
10 the Railroad Depots, Boat landings and bust
ness part Of the city.
s-l-The Powbaian Coach will be in readiness
to convey passengers and baggage 10 and from
tie Hotel piLiout charge, and thus save them
from so cents 10 81 dollar porterage.
grBAR on The basement floor.
Board per day 81 so.
june 22-d3w&ctf CHAS L. DIBRELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
For tic EnfMue
" 'Ht 4"
THE RAIL In MOTION.

pol;t;cs bavinr measurably subsidized, ard the
country left 10 The tree enjoyment OF that repose
and quiet which usually follow The excitement OF
highly inflamed parry spirit, the people are now
allowed leisure 10 urn their thoughts TO sub
ice, which has, loo long, been neglected by THIS
proud and ancient Commonwealth Whilst Vlr-
gnia for years, has been deeply impressed WIN
the imporlauce Of adopting some popular system
Of Education for the expanding Of the minds Of
her rising youth, she has, from an almost unPai-
donable supneness, failed TO project, and 10 carry
into successful operation, plan OF instruction.
by which the infanlile mind might receive 'hA'
cultivation necessary for The happiness OF man.
aud due appreciation oil The blessings Oh nee
government. She has, for The want oil an eifi-
cient system Of Education, with few honorable
exceptions been recedins, rather than aa'ahc-
ing, in scientific research; and men, VINO are no"
destined 10 linger ou degraded ana "re'cheu eA-
istence. in plebeian costume, for The want OF Inc
radiatiny beams OF science 10 dispel that lsno-
rance, which mus, ever consign them 10 The
abodes Of wrelchedness and poverty, might now
be ornaments 10 society, ard bright gems in her
civil or political history. Though she has reared
seminary after seminary, and college alter COL
lege, thousands and tens Of thousands oil her sons
have been permitted 10 grow up in The nursery oil
ignorance, without enjoying The mental adYanla-
ees Of her fostering care. But, honor and grail
Jude 10 her veneralcd name she is now about 10
awake from her long slumber, 10 The painful re-
aily watch has lhrown her fifty years behind The
age II mistake not The signs OF The times, Inc
day OF action is rapidly approaching, when that
energy necessary IL carry into successful opera
ton an elicient plan Of primary schools VIII De
called into requi>ion. That apathy which nc NJ mas
SO long hung upon the energies Of The Old Do,
minion, like an incubus, will be shaken on, and
she will move upon this subject with that strength
and harmony that cannot tail 10 meet public e1-
peclalion.
Whilst concede TO Virginia many great men,
(but whose greatness is due 10 paicrnal care)
intend no disparasement ID her fair fame ~ say,
ing that the census Of 1910 places her lar behind
many OF her Sisters in Intellectual improvement.
But let every philanthropis now come forward,
and, with heart and hand, embark in This good
and important work and tie additional burdens
he will have 10 bear will be light compared TO the
amelioration of his fellow man. Do This, and re-
ligion, virtue and intelligence will succeed vice,
depravity and ignorance. ANXIOUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
60 Dollars Reward .

DAN away from The subscriber IN Buckng-
IL ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 VIII
RICHARD, about feet high, % or so years
Of age, black and stout made-sod in Richmond
by Mrs Organ, OF Sury county, near CABIN
Point no visible marks recollected. He had on
when he lett white fur hat, with very small
brm and suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, - years old, abon' 5
feel inches high, has scar on the left jaw, from
the ioohache-ihc skin seems To have grown 10
the bone. Had on when he left black slick cap,
and suit of summer clothes Tom was sold in
Richmond by Ishsm Lowry, and formerly be-
longed 10 the estate of Mrs. Trevillian, Of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, 81 years old,
about 5 feet 5 or inches high, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks TecoIecled, was sold
in Richmond by Charles D.. Pellus, Of Halifax
county, Virginia. | will give the above reward
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension and deiye-
rs OF The above named slaves TO Bets 4 Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
Of conveying them to said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either ono Of them.
June 6--ctf F. G. BRADY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
Private SchnnI

SHALL open School q, nv re.,.
i in The county OF Albemare, seven NIL
Charlottesville, en- the first MonIay in H..
next, in which will teach he Arcien, -,
ges, French, Mathematics, the Clements - - \ \,
raj Philosophy and Chemis'iy Br..ry M
Bellies Letlres, &c. The number ii ,,hoi.,.
be limited 10 Ten, four q whom are epo...
The other six, wish 10 take a. boardel, !.
own family, 10 be treated in all re>pccl, NJ.
own children. would prefer boys te,w,.r
and II years OF age, and suca a> vii rcms,,
The school for several years. The fri So.
will end on the Isl OF July, lsl6 and aas,v
The session will begin regularly IN tie l,,ni>
TENDER and terminate on Tie Isl oi July.
Tefms-For The first session o, six months
fOr board and tuition, inclusive ofal! thsrce.
Ny post Office is Charlottesville. Va
FRANKLIN MlNca
Oct o-c2ayowSw4w
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New Firm.

ELISHA E. HUNDLEY, OF Charlotte
IL HILLARY G. RICHARDSON. d.
late firm Of Richardson & McDcarmon. H.
formed co-parlnership in the name and 81,
Hundley & Richardson, will con,inue bG.f
at the old stand OF Richardson K McDeao
where will be found al all times a choice
well-selected stock of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, China Ga>,
Queensware, best Family Groceries, sc, Sc
Of which will be sold unusually low Tor casl
10 punctual customers.
Fl. G. Richardson returns his thanks 10
friends for The liberal support received a.
hands; assuring them, that no pains I'LL be =
10 promote their best interests. A call is rcg
ed. HUNDLEY & RlCHARDSo,
FarmyiIle, Sept. 26-c2W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
Wcsay ",iilio" 10 the following tribute in the
Y. Y. Gobc:

"PnlIaDELrHiA, Sept. 23 1919.
every body who reads The Globe is delighted
with il. It's bold. manly, heightened spirit shows
that The fire OF The flnl' is not yet extinct and
proves thar, in spite OF the many hard knocks i!s
editor has received, there still remains a ,ieicrmi-
nation unsuhdued an ardor unquenchcd, and a
devotion unimpared in favor Of our great cause
admire the Globe in one thing especially, and
that is lis fearless opposition 10 the combined
forces of The Abolitionisls and Wings and their
allies now operating in The Empire state, with
reference 10 he proposed Stale Convention Let
them succeed in their object, and The State be
comes theirs irrevocably. A similar attempt
was made in this Stale in 1897, when our Con-
veution was called, and it had The advantage OF
being more quietly conducted than the effort now
making in yours Many fhc delegates elected
were ultra "A bolitions,s; but il happened, iortu-
naely Tor us, that the same material is not TO he
found in the keystone Stale, which, unfortunately
Tor YOU, abounds in New York a most decl-
sive victory was achieved in The Convention, by
which all blacks were excluded from votinS-a
reform, the good effects Of which We have re-
peaiedly experienced since the new Convention
was adopted in la3i' pn, ynn have much more
10 contend against than We had. Not merely The
Abotionisls- not merely The Whigs-bu The ne
yrops themselves. and every visionary sect, every
indiscreet zcalot, including the mistaken and dis
affected OF our own pany-all combined 10 make
IN a kind of political salnagund equal 10 the
decoclun OF Mactelhs witches IL is right,
therefore, that you should cry aloud and spare
not, and admonsh The Democracy against his
most unholy coalition-and may success attend
upon your efforts"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
From The Lsnehdnrg Vrg,lian.l
lines

On Visiting the Grave OF The late Governor James
P. Pres,on OF Virginia.
And here thou sleepest, friend Of human kind!
Inv dust commiaglins win lis parent clay,
Blu, lhy brave spirit is mol thus confined
Ia narrow vaults. 10 waste itself away
For God hath promised endless life 10 those !,
Who walk upright in virtues heavenly roac;
And hon has, bu, exchanged world OF woes,
For happiness for glory, and Tor Geo.
Recorded on The page that patriots love,
Thy cherished deeds may never fade away,
And Honor for thy brow garland wove,
That with Thy mortal coil shAllnag decay.
And she whose thread Ollie was twined with'hine,
Whose tears bedew the flowers around thy grave,
Death stroye in vain 10 break the link divine,
Tha. bound her heart 10 one Love could not
cave H. P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

For each Independent Class The fee is $50
The price OF board here set down, is that paid
10 The College steward by Students lodging in the
College Building; those who board elsewhere in
town pay $50
Cour~ for lbs Deeyee Of A. ~
There is a course of higher instruction, emit.
tling successful Student 10 The degree OF A. NJ,
extending through two sessions after the close of
the A. h. course Information concerning the
details ofihis course may be obtained from the
College Catalogue published annually, or by
corresponding with any Of the Professors.
The Classical Certificate is necessary lor the
degree Of A. NJ
In addition 10 the regular Class OF Municipal
Law. there is second or priyatt course hy The
Professor in which the Text Books ale fuckers
Commentaries, Revised Code, LomaS's Digest,
Stephen on Pleading, (lst or % ed.,) MlioId's
Pleading: whilst the Student will have the advan-
tasc Of consulting an extensive ard well selected
Reference Library
Fec for this class $50
The entire expenses this Institution, for
one session, need not exceed S3OO
Many Students get through for loss.
Text Books in all the classes may be had in
town.
Religious services are performed every Sunday
in town, andth Student may have his choice Of
the Episcopal, Baptist or Methods, denomina-
tions-Eo remuneration therefor is expected or
made.
Any farther Information may be had by cor
responding with Professor John Wilmington, Sc
cretary OF the Faculty. T. r. DEW,
July Observation-Disclosures Pres't.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
SEQ Reward

II7lLL be paid for the delivery Of CESAR,
w who ran away on the 18th instant, lie is
S feet inches in height. 23 years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid il delivered
al Bets s. Eimondson's Jail, in Richmond, or il
confined in any jail SO we get him. lie ran of
in company with a mulalto man named Jacob,
81 years cid, Thin visage, and stands feet inch
es in height Caesar was brongh, from Jackson,
y. c.. and sold by Sprally Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

THE EPISCOPAL Gun I'm llON.
II vii! be seen by theconclndins reports, in this
DAYS pa per OF the doinss Of the Convention OF The
Episcopal Church of this Diocese, that the two
parties, unable TO gain an ascendancy, came TO-
eethcr last night, and agreed 10 give up the con-
test. They passed resolution to alter The canuns
of The Church, so as 10 make the Standing Com
mittec assured Of their power TO ACT, and 10 dis
charge Episcopal functions, in The present suspen-
sion of the Bishop from his office. The leading
men on the different sides in The controversy
agreed cordially in This, and the result is, that
while Bishop Onderdonk remains, as before,-the
nominal but suspended diocesan,-lhere IS now
way omen for the procurement of The exercise of
Episcopal functions within The Diocese This IS
certainly a great point gained. fouhg people
can now be confirmed, and take upon themselves
Inc VOWS assumed for them By their Sponsors IN
hanism. Clergy can be ordained, without send
inc ,bcm for that purpose, beyond the limits Of
the Diocese: and all c,her things that Bishop
could do. if there we're one, can be done. by The
Rishons of The surrounding Dioceses.
The unaaimity with which this was brought
about Is certainly most creditable 10 the Episco-
nal connection Notwithstanding the excited de.
ta,es OF the last week il will be seen that The hrSt
overtures OF compromise was met, on both sides,
in the best spirit, and with the happiest result
Bishop Onderdonk remains as be was. bis
case il il needs Ievie~ai, alteration, or cohhiid
,ion is left 10 the hands Of the General Conven-
ton He is The bishop Of the diocese, Though
deprived OF the power OF exercising has functions
and those functions, so far as lney are admins
trative, the Standing Commitee can exercise
so far as spiritual the Standing Committee can
procure the discharge Of.
The services, al the conclusion of The Conven-
ton. when these results of all the discussions OF
the week had been arrived al, were most solemn
and impressive; and TO one who heard and saw
that scene, the feeling must have been prcdomi-
nant that there was a conservative principle in
that Convention, upon which its members may
safely rely for union, for usefulness and for per-
manency IN. y Express, OF. |.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
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SIDE fame. h,,me.r
Occupying an Intermediate position between
the conlending parties, our Duty as "hish-woods-
crs," seemed 10 require these imparial explanai,
tons ton at our hands. they are humtly submitted
10 the candid consideration OF all who feel an m
,eresi therein. We perceived, too, lha! our Sea
side friends in ella aiming this as their vIc,o ~,
were not sailing under their own colors, ana we
doubt not that their vel known chiyalLy WI.
conslrain them TO acknowledge il, when lney
have dspassionalely viewed the subject win lne
aid of The lights which we have here endeaVoiel
10 sci before Them.
Yonr obedient servants,
aCLAUDIUS COMPARE" and
.REUBENlTUS PITCHERuOUoE.