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Certificates of Magistrates of the City OF
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Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
From The New York Journal 81 Commerce. |
AID VALOREM DUTIES.

II we are 10 believe the assertions OF The manu-.
facturers and many patriotic politicians, great in
jury 10 many interests, and 10 the revenue Of the
country, is 10 be felt By The adoption OF the al va
loren principle under the new Tariff. They
speak OF il, from Messrs. Webster and Haywood
down, as new and untred, and therefore false
and dangerous principle; while you have shown
from official documents, that the amount OF reve-
nue. collected on goods charged with ad valorem
duties Tor many successive years past, lar exceeds
The amount by specific duties. This OF itself is
proof that The principle is not new, and should
put 10 rest the pretended fear Of the effects.
As additional evidence, however, that ad valo-
rem duties is no new experiment, have been 10
the trouble OF enumerating The articles and parts
thereof in the tariff OF 1872 as arranged By E. D.
Ogden, Esq, and made use of al eur Custom
House, and the following is the result:
OF Si9S articles and paris thereof, $50 pay ad
valorem duiies-6Sl pay specific duties, and 241
are free. That is, the number of articles paying
ad valorem duties is more than four times the
number paying specific and neal three times the
number Of specific and Tree articles together
Il does appear 10 me more than folly TO talk of
frauds and corruplions which are TO ensuc under
The new Tariff, owing 10 the adoption Of the ex-
elusive al valorem principle-oi the false oaihs
and undervalualions 10 be made by merchants.
and of the great difficulty 10 be experienced By
The appraisers. &C. Ii under MIR. Clay's Tariff
the revenue officers have been able TO collect The
duty fairly, (and there is no charge 10 the contra.
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IMPORTANT FROM SANTA FE.


Preparations 10 NEST Gen. Ksarncy-7000 lfcri-
can Troops said 10 be in reserre-ller,can SPIES
-Erpossd condition Of American supphcs-In-
dams attacking Government Uagons and trod-
ing parties Volunteering against Amertcans, Sc.
A letter from Mr.. N. Cobu;n, our correspon-
dent al Santa Fe, (says The 81. Louis Republican,
announces his arrival al independence, Missouri,
on the 30lh August, in iwenly-four and halt
days from Santa Fe. This journey eclipses in
speed any other ever performed between the two
points, and shows that very soon il will be stripped
oi even The character OF novelty. From The let
Ter Of MIR. Colburn, We gather many facts Of in
terest 10 our readers, which are here arranged.
Mr. Colburn lett Santa Fc on the Sd OF Au-
gust There were then only $50 Mexican sol
diers stationed in Santa Fe, but the authorities
stated that they had 1000 men ready TO march al
a moments warning 10 meet Gen. Kearney and
1000 were expected from the lower county,
How far this expectation may be realized, may
be Judged Of from The fact, that Mr.. Kennedy
who had just arrived from Sonora, reported that
they had there only 300 soldiers; 200 al Chihua-
hua and 100 al FL Passo.
When Mr.. c. left Santa Fe, nothing had been
heard Of Gen. keaney's movements for fifteen
DAYS previous Il vas no, then known that Gen.
Wool was moving against chihuahua. Abou,
1000 miles on his route home, he met with eight
Mexican dragons who had been watching the
movements Of the American forces under Gen.
Kearney. They said they had not seen the troops
although they had been in sigh, OF Bent's fort and
10 the Simarone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
,re is the table 10 which we referred:

We should be sorry 10 have offended The quiet
and We must add, shrewd and useful eote,ie who
congregaie at Shockoe Warehouse. We call
them ,hrewd because they have been usually sue
~~>-r-l - h"sinrss and nseinl because they have
rendered so much service TO The farmers by send
ing one tther great staples ont Of The "Home
Market" into all The markets Of the world In
quoting the prices Of different crops we gave The
prices as we found them in The papers. Mer
chants at,he North have often remarked that the
prices ,urrcn, OF Richmond were not compiled
with very great care; and il is not improbable thai
there are errors in The tables We published. Bnt
their senefalcorrcc,ness cannot be Denied and tho
Shockoe Warehouse may laugh, the farmers Of
Virginia will examine and reflect.
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a Valuable EsfaIe
iN LIE COUNTY OF ORANGE
MARKET

MARKET,
an dn,iohs 10 sell rlth-r portion, or the who'll. .
my and, upon the Rapid Anne River. In m. e.,.,.
o. oIanee' his Estate = esteemed by those vi,
know u, equal " mol superior To any IN ms trnton .
assessed value Is as high "a aur IN III. connts - rs
Tract Is supposed To contain about ta4l acres ana
willing To sell either the whole or 800 acres
the buildings; ii divided, fun prnportiou af ~,
could De allotted 10 each part Adjoining lh> Ia-t ia
acres, There are also 30 acres of very valuable
land, which can be had. Tie Two united woult !, IL
most desirable Farm. Owing 10 The rscrSs,ve s,,,
OF the pas. summer, my lands do not ufrs,p, ~.
usual growth Of grass; Yet their fine ldapta,nu n
To all gram crops, and la tobacco. * I'll huown
vicinity. There are 90 acres ~ the riches, lnx c,s
and on one part of this drpositr from the r,vs, ~
Client To enrich AT least 300 acres. ltS guair.. h,
tested with result altogether satisfactory Th.s,
Ing on this Farm has been CONSUMED ~ lre III, :.
walls are sill good, and can be fully f..,,.t !, : ~
OF Sbo, the contract price Offered by an r,crl-n, -
man. These walls are 81 feet BY ~ frei ,wo s,..
with an excellent cellar. The COS, III wood 49,. '"s.
depend upon its execution The timber bna.v
ABUNDANT on the land. aud there are iwo sac ~,
distant less than one mile. The contlgniit -
mis-, two Grst Mills, large Floufng Mi and a,"
ine No0llen Factory, must add essential, \, *. ~.
venience and value Of this Estate. The iors,, !"
such, that II cannot be made pass way ana \, ,..
laily removed from annoyances al al l,4 ILL.,
river mas been surveyed and company j, pi.. t,,,
ING, with most natirrIng prospects 81 op- nur nov,s,
ton from thus Farm 10 Frrdrfck>h ant IL di.,,rr
from Gordonsvlle Depot Of Louisa Railroad j. mi, Il
miles Iht buildings nov standing arr al excellent
hicHcn. WIN four rooms, Ntlf House. Balft
large Framed Stable, Barn Corn ani Tobacco inu>r
aud hrcrssary Negro Cabins Z H. ,.atden J. prodlr
u.e and Tie YARD beautiful, with extensive mpuE
tain view My terms one ,hiri cash, residue I'll.
and Two years, with or without interest, may +,
agreed between myself and tir purchaser An uuqusS
tionable tile VIII he conveyed.
Orange, Mav l2-ctf l.. Z. MACON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

TROOPS FOR THE RIO GRANDE.-Tht
BRIG Saldana, OF this port, will leave ihis DAY a
nine o'clock, A. NJ, for Brazos Santiago. she
carries out the following troops from tors NC
Henry, under the command OF Captain ,. 4,
Mason. viz: Company F, rs non-commissluned
officers and privaies. Officers, Captain ;. 1.
Mason. lst Lieut.. Andrew Porter, ~ Lieul. 4.
G. Rhelt. Brevet I'd Lieut. James Stuart De
tachment OF Company c, Mounted Rangers, 40
non.commissioned officers and pfivaes- onl-
GERS Lieut., George McLane, Brevet ID Lieut..
Dabney S. Maurv. Should this detachment ar.
rive in time 10 participate in The next battle, We
have no doubt bu, that We will hear OF gallant
achievements that will be worthy Of the valiant
Walker, who, We understand, is 10 command The
regiment Of which they will form part.
Baltimore san, u SATURDAY.
THE SALE OF OUR RAIL ROAD took
place Yesterday, under the mortgage OF the state,
as previously advertised, and was knocked down
., he bid of 60 900 dolars-the Stale becoming
The purchaser We understand that the Board Of
Public Works, now here have very literally
leased the use Of The Road 10 the town OF Porls-
mouth Tor nominal sum, until the meeting ol
the Legislature, and that il will be kept running
until that time, or until definite action is had by
that body
There were several gentlemen present from
the interior. along The line OF The road, and few
from Petersburg but there was no competition.
Our own citizens, of course, were somewhat eS-
cited, when they saw that which cost them 50
much, and from which they had anticipated every
thing, passing from their possession, bu' every
thing went off quietly; had before rein,
quished their own claims, and they now rested
with confidence on the liherality ot the State
The Governor, and indeed the whole BoaEd Of
Public Works, appear disposed 10 DO all they can
10 favor the Town, tuu>i>rtius wii, nirii day -
the State at large, and we have no doubt they
will do all they can Tor us.
Portsmouth Ne1r Era, Sept. ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

COUNTERFElTERS.- Mcclure and
VIM. Shelton, both OF whom are citizens OF Au-
gusta county, were arrested in this place on We'd
neslay morning last on charge oipa>sins conn
lcrleit money Mcclure is WAGNER and was
passing through This place with his team when
arrested. Shelton, il seems, had been in compa-
ny with him spme TWO or three days before the
arrest took place. The conntcrieits were OF The
denomination of $40, on The Bank OF the Valley,
and well calculated 10 deceive The unsnspeciing.
We are in possession OF many OF The facts which
have already been elected, bul deem II improper
10 lay them before our readers al mus Ilme. IN
The meantime We would caution our readers TO
b, on The look out, as il is more than probable a
number Of spurious bills 81 this denomination
are in circulation up and down The VALLEY
IRocansiom Register, S,lt. >.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
PRINCE EDWARD MEDICAL INSTl-
IkITE

THE next session Of this School VIII commence on
i the 18th October, ensuing, and continue TIL thr
close of August; 1917, embracing period Of ten ana
half months. All the branches of thorough Medical
Education, theoretical and PRACTICAL and IN accordance
win modern enents and dscoveres, are taught
in this Institution.
course in the Institute, places lila students on The
footing az second Students and renders ihei
eligible for graduation after attending one full course Of
four months in the Washington University Of BALI
more one If the best Medical Schools IN Tins country
During The term, students have frequent opporuni
ties of witnessing important surgical operations IN
private Inirmay connected with the Institute, n well
IN the hotels aud boarding houses of thr neirhb"rlo"d
The fee for full course wall be Slen-paynbc on "n
iering the school Excellent board, with Lodging. fuel
lights washing, &c, quite convenient, can be- had for
$40 per month. The whole of The necessary expense
may be stated $3.50; that is for board tuition and
books
JOHN p. mETTAUER, A. NJ, NJ. D., l.. l.. d.
F. J. METTAuER, A. NJ, NJ. ID.
Prince Edward Court House, Va, Ang ld-cwtlstOct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
SIGNS or "RUIN. +"

l. A new furnace is being erected in Lebanon
county, on account of an estate, the owners OF
which have been connected Tor upwards OF three
quarters OF a century with the iron business OF
r--"-,.i-.";. Every norve is strained by the.
Judicious and experienced manager to have il
completed early.
2 The large rolling mill of the Hon. David
Pous, located at Poiisgfove or Poltsown, is still
in process OF building.
5. The new establishment at PhDnxville,
for making Railroad Iron, intended 10 be one OF
The very largest and completes in the Union, 10
cover over an acre Of ground, is yet progressing.
The Wing panic makers have said The Tariff
Of 1876 will bring destruction upon The iron mas
tors.
The iron masters, by their acts, say most en-
phatcally The Tariff oil 1916 will do, and are has
ening 10 reapihe large profits il will secure.
JIcst Chester Pa.) Jefersontd,l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
The Magnetic Telegraph is daily coming into

The Magnetic Telegraph is daily coming into
more general use, as experience demonstrates Ills
advantages II uniles, as ii were in one, the cities
of New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia; and
business is transacted through ii with the same
ease and as much regularity as though the houses
in New York and Baltimore purchasing from ours,
were all located in the same square. To illustrate,
we cite an instance that occurred on Thursday :
A leading house on the wharf received iIom !,
NUS nou ell ne 50 bbls Of Spirits Turpen,ne ~
The The answer was returned 1910 cash." The terms
were aceepted-the payment made-and in less
than two honrs from the lime OF transmitting inc
frsi word, The so bbls were going on board a VeS'
sci for Baltimore.-[ Penasylrantaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

Johnny, the we'll known and faithful servant
of the late John Randolph, who, with the other
emancipaled slaves OF his master, went to Ohio
and were there treated by the citizens in man
ner of which our readers have been apprised,-
has returned 10 Charlotte, with the intention OF
pe,itioning The Legislature to allow hlm 10 re-
main in the Commonwealth. he says lhey have
no feeling for colored people in Ohio, and, II me
T,ee;sla,u,e refuse 10 grant his petition. he will
.ubmi, 10 the penalty OF remaining and be sold
as STRENGTHENING this 10 enjoying freedom
in a free State.-[ Lynei6,vg Tirginids.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
University Of MARYLAND.
FACULTY OF PHISIC.

SESSION or lS1G-I
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, e6ih Octo-
Der, ana continue until The first OF March, ensuing
Obstetrc Surgery and Medical jurisprudence
RICHARD WILMOT HALL, VI. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILLIAM L. A. AKIN,
n d, L. L. ID.
surgsry-NATHAN R. SMITH, MD
Therapeutics, Materia Medica and Hygiene-Sa-
MuEL CHEW, NJ D.
Anatomy and Physioogy-JOSEPH ROXY, NJ. D..
Theory and Practice Of MedicIne-WlLLIAM
POWER, NJ. ID.
Demonstration Of Anatomy-GEoRGE w. MTLTEN-
BERGER. NJ. ID.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day al The Baltimore nmary, opposite the Me
deal College. Tie for practical anatomy VIII be
opened October t under the charge Of the drmonsira
tor Fees for the entire $50. Comfortable board
may he obtained IN The vicinity Of The Medical College
for 81 so 10 50 50 per week.
WILLIAM +. A. AKIN,
tug ID dean of the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH
VIRGINIA.

Journal oftic Contention Of Ptrg,nj0.-This
document reached Us Just as our paper was 60
ing 10 press las, week, and IS now In the hands
we presume, of many Of our readers.
The abstract ofihe Parochial Reports furnish
ne The following statistics OF The Diocese, viz;
Rantisms Total, 8i7.-Whe, Adults, II
Infants 55l: Colored, Adults. -, Infants no.
Combinations 316 OF whom Il were colored per
sons Contributions for eralpurposcs, SD .5o2
90 Contributions 10 conineen, iunt Il 2,'s -.
pao,J n yyus,c.s Of ne IHcoyogicol .St,uiaarg ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
POLITICAL,
THE LAST signs OF THE FLOWERS
Firm, "Songs of lutunan"

THE LAST signs OF TIE FLOWERS
Fron. "Soags of Autumn."
BY ELEANOR DARBY.
The autumn winds signing
In the garden so fair,
Where the roses are dying
That embalmed summers air:
Now where are they, wheiei
How few here and there. ,,.,os
Like Beauty's pale wrecks, mid the scar RAVES
are lying!
Harkl while they wither
The breeZes wait hi,her
n,.,,nrs and means from the desolale bowers
The sweet parting breath, the last signs oil Inc
flowers.
IT'S not the dew sleeping
Their colorless cheeks
IT'S the natural weeping
That their anguish bespeahs
Each fearful rose seeks,
Ere il lose The last streaks
OF life, in eternal Oblivion sleep'"s'
From Zephyr TO borrow
voice for lis sorrow
Oh hence The faint moan from '"os' oe'o'AS
bowers 90.
The sweet parting breath, the last sigh oil the
flowers!
Yet saddeI the signing
OF the heart once so gay,
w mere ldutu DIT l'he
All the flowers of May!
How changed now are they!
On The perishinS spray
Young Hope, Love and Joy are all drooplhs anu
dying
Alas, while they wither,
What murmurs float hither-
VIVA, a tender lament from the hearts ruined
boweIsi ,
IT'S the sweet parting breath, the last sigh oil mes
flowers
From The ". y. Evs',i,g Mrro']
GOOD NIGHT.
Good night! and may the god OF sleep
Press gently on thy brow,
And on Thy lip may softly creep
The smile that plays there now.
All unds,urbed be thy repose
By visions OF grim care,
And thy young hear, so light, that woes
May find no dwelling there.
While angels guard thy downy bed,
May lear of i'll depart.
And bright-winged peace play round my mead
And nestle in Thy heart.
May all thy dreams be happy themes
Of JOY, and love, and light,
And all thy life be like thy Dreams
So once again-good night!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
A TEACHER.

4 YOUNG LADY from Mary iand. whu h. r.
n teaching Tor several year, IN private Ilinii'' 4
who-- present engagement expires 80 tie Altl ''I
nest, desires Ia obtain a situation, either ~ = pf4'
mily public school where she tan ENJOY ia'llH'' "
attending public worship.
She j. qualified Ia eiyr instruction ~ Al r tif
of IN English Education usually taught. ~ B",fA '.f
n.try y e.. aud the ciemrnis al the French l1l.ts'
together with ri AIN and ornamental Needle N,fn
Refer 10 Rev. Pryion Hamilton, CaIlrnth', =
Cumberland county, Gen : " inrkc. : Island :.
Flnvannn; Philip - Gror.r Cooke, Jefferson
Powhaian, VIM. Maxwell, Esq. and Rev. Nni. :
mer, u. -, Richmond.
The young lady above referred to has ihush' Is
families for years past, and u e'vc- ~ mich ~
to add onr testimony to hrr competency a ''''
PEYT0N HARRISON,
An. ol-r1gw PHILIP ST. GRO. Cdtht
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

/ WILL give HE above reward Of thirty duilhf. ~ H
apprehension and delivery of fnr securing ~ ia :
that get her AGAIN. nv Negro Woman POLLY. -
man, in the county of Isle Of Wight shr has lrr
seen IN the neehbulond of the Ray Warehouse Fs.'
- about thirty prr years old taNnsy color, ahnri GU
common -ixe, and tolerahly spare made, hlink etf.
and very broad across the toes. have good rrl-nu
believe she has been alternately ~ The ronntlr q ~
III Wight and SIr:y tet tho last two three yrlr. y
persons ARE hereby cautioned against habuiihr ,iid "
gro as the laws viii br rgidly enforced again. -
offending. u. =. - EjiS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
Wr.. Judge CIopton,s school

THE third annual session of this Institution will
i commence on the first of October next and close
on the 3Ist July following.
A thorough and extensive course Of English study
will be pursued, and kind and parental discipline
cisrd 10 boarders and day scholars.
Modern and Ancient Languages Music, Drawing and
Painting, will be particularly attended 10.
Terms for Boarders and Day Scholars the same As
heretofore.
Address-Mrs. Judge CIopton, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
r.. A po,rd Of Missions hnld

The American Board OF Missions hold their
anniversary of three days, at New Haven next
week, commencing TUESDAY, at 4 o'clock. Ih's
Society has now about 100 mission establish
menls, al promincn, points OF influence through
out the globe, and It's recelpiS ,or lhe Iss' year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11
TWENTY DOLLARS ElM Aep.

| WILL pay the above reward inr ~ apfrhr'i-l"
and delivery Ia me. ~ the confinement ~ Jtf :
that get hun, my man MARTIN. 10 itit ny lat#
near Jnhnsnns Springs, Goorhnnd county. aH0hi r.
first Of Nav. lie l. about feet high diik Nulfi
square shoulders, about - years Old AMI ,prah' ~
when spoken spell, and read little. W h.''
wife AT Mr. David Andors"n'- Farm. nrAf i-nstth (
III Louisa county. CHARLIE l'hp
InIu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

The Rev. Creed Fulton, the founder OF The
Emory and Henry College, near Abingdon, has
been travelling and lectuIing this summer, IN Sc
yeral of the Western counties, on the subject OF
Education.
the Emory and Henry College does not exceed
500: lh,s is reasonable enough, and men in very
moderate circumstances are thus enabled 10 edu-
cafe their sons. We know the people in that sec
tion Of country WELL having lived among them
several years, and We can bear testimony 10 their
Uniform kindness, and to the amiability and So
cial qualities of the citizens generally of Wash,
ing,on county, as we'll as TO lheiI heal'hinl and
beautiful country. The Faculty OF the College
is represented 10 be decidedly able and efficient !;
and they govern The institution with Wholesome
regulations, both moral and religious,
Charlottesville JcGerSonian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-11

As the Arkansas Democrat views The result! OF
the recent State election Col. Ashley is sure OF
being re elected United States Senator, even
should all The Wings and friends Of Mr.. Yell
unite upon The later or any third man.
". o. Picapnnc.