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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

1.-The a,tempt was once made by the Enquirer but l
soon hauled off with burnt fingers IL PROMISED 10 10
py three months ago, 10 my first article on me Goa,
irads afterwards chose the better paIl o. vuol
and closed up like a clam, and has fulfilled nor
does il intend 10 fnlhl, lis PLEDGE
Thus spea Us that model OF etterwrIter, John
Smith," of the Wing. He is nearly hight ID
wba, he says. When his letters from the coal
mines OF Chesterfield appeared, richly sprinkled
with abuse of ourselves, we said that, perhaps, We
might expose some OF his many misrePresenta-
tons. But, when We ascertained that ne was
the identical "Sou,herner" in last years Wing,
who pronounced it "a disgrace 10 shake hands
with George McDuffie, Of South Carolina
when we learned from good authority, that his
oficious interference on behalf of The coal inle-
rest was looked upon as any thing but suspicious
10 the success Of tina, enterprise we al once gave
over all idea OF ripping up his errors Of fact and
deduction We knew, TOO, that "Soulherner" had
helped the Democratic cause, and We naturally
concluded that 'John Smith, if allowed 10 run
on, would do vast good to our party. The very
exrrayagance of his assertions has, moreover
proved their best reiuiaion For these reasons
we did no, wish TO "burn our fingers" by handling
such combus,ibles. There are certain occasions
when we practise upon the maxim, discretion
is the better part of valor." The presen, we re-
gard as such case, fora victory would not bring
much glory As far, then, as we are concerned
nSoutherner" and "John Smith," and whatever
alias he may choose TO adopt. may have the whole
field 10 himself
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NEW YORK EPISCOPAL CONYEN-
TlON-The reports of The Bishop of Michigan,
and of the Bishop Of Western New York, were
read On Friday. The LATER stated that seven
deacons and two priests had been confirmed du-
ring the year-l30 persons in twelve parishes had
been confirmed, and three churches coDsecraled.
The Courier states, that The question of paying
to the Right Reverend B. T. Onderdonk 50 500
per annum out OF the Episcopal Fund, is proba-
bly, put aside, and rendered unnecessary by an
other proposition, which found great favor among
the members of the Convention, and which was
embodied in The following form:
"For The purpose Of removing an exciting de-
bate from The Convention, the subscribers agree 10
pay the following sum for the support OF Bishop
Onderdenk for next year."
Before the adjournment al o'clock, nearly
81 900 was subscribed 10 The paper
Later accounts state that the too warm friends
Of DR.. Onderdonk had resisted This movement,
and that the excl Ting question was still before The
convention. An animated debate occurred, in
which suggestion was made, that the question
OF salary be referred 10 judicial tribunal.
Sundays New York Herald says:
"By tremendous majority the convention
passed q resolution, directing The trustees of the
Episcopal fund TO pay TO The Bishop the sum Of
s., 500 annually, from the lst October next, for
Two years, The Bishop giving security 10 return
the same, if some competent tribunal shonld de-
eide that he was not entitled TO be paid any saa-
~ during his suspension THE vote stood =
Cerical-Ayes 90, nays 81; Lays-Ayes 70,
nays AL Thus this long question is at las, set
al rest, and j, is we'll that is for we expect TO
see, at the next convention, the Episcopal church
distracted, as were the Baptist and Methodist de-
nominations, on the subject Of abolition. We are
extremely sorry lha, this question has made its
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FALL SUPPLY
OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
COINS Or

VI OOohof = n loAs6AAj
GOODS, &c.
A G. PENDLETON, Bookseller and Sta
~ toner, No. l6 Main ST., having just re-
turned from The North and purchased full sup
ply OF Books, &C., &C., feels confident in saying,
as he has purchased at the very lowest prices,
that he can sell all goods in his line as low as
they can be bought in The city-of which the fol-
lowing are lew:
Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Day and
other Blank Books, ruled in various styles, and
bound in superior manner.
Pink Letter Paper, ruled
Blue I" thick and thin
White -
Blue and white Foolscap, various qualities
Bill Paper, broad and narrow
Best Steel Pens, put up in boxes and on cards
Blue Writing Fluid
Black !" "
School Books, of all the different kinds in use
States, Slate Pencils and Copy Books
Also on hand, Glass, Cork, and other lnkstands
Bonnet Boards, Medium Paper, Waters, Seal
ing Wax, &c.
Hair and Tooth Brushes Soap for shaving and
washing
Also for sale, superior lot of Razors and other
Cutlery. Oct. &
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Old Market Hotel.

BY GEURGE E. SdULEH.
THIS establishment, which has been in sue
i cessful operation for several years under its
present management is still open for the accom-
mediation OF citizens and strangers. The propri-
eor, thankful for the liberal patronage with which
he has been favored BY discriminating public
begs leave 10 assure his friends that he is deter
mined 10 be behind none Of his contemporaries in
catering for the comforts of all who visit his house.
For the present season, an inviting bill OF fare
can be laid before epicures, as follows, viz
Fresh Oysters Sora, Venison, Ducks, Patridses
Terrapin, Steaks, Mutton Chops, &C., &c.
II must be borne ip mind, loo, that comfortable
accommodations can always be had at The Old
Market Hotel. Oct. III
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We give the following excellent solutions of the
ingenious riddle Of Macauley, published yester-

IFrom The Boston .aduertser.1
Eeod Tve guessed it. TITS Cod
Cur off his head, he's very cd
Cut off his TAIL you have Co,
And that isr'plural" all men know.
Cut or his head and tail, you leave
middle nothing 10y, you perceive.
What IL his head! soundinEC,
What is his tail The river d.
And where the Epieure but cries " Odd Zounds,
knop the Cod produces most s1 eet Sounds" 80
From the .Ttp York Euesing Poa.l
New YoRI, 30th september, 1896.
Heade,s, you're Cd, and sinsulahy 80,
(And epicures might miss your head and brains
Tailess, you may hive "legon" in your Co.;
No head nor TAIL alas there's nouQh remains,
30 quantity signied by letter o.
When hard, like K, il is a sounding C.:
That simple & should sound so hard Is odd;
From meath the waters of the river Dee,
BY baitsd hook, is drawn the luscious COD
Thou "nsh of ishes." TO tho world well known.
A ready help TO either fast or feast,
Thy "head and shoulders fresh with sauce oerthrown
or Aldermanic dainties not the least
Boiled, baked, or chowdered-good in either state
Wholesome and toothsome food in thee abounds;
Your tongues, tho mute, would make Rolrmand prate
And risk surfelt on "Cods tongues and sound'.'
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aRRIyALs AT ALHAMsRA PAST WEEK.


John C. Suler, Caroline; Ro. T. Coleman, do
VIM. A. Gilman Petersburg; J. c. w; Larke,
Miller, Baltimore w. s. Smith, Meckenburg;
W. c. McKenney Chesterfield; J. T. Phillips,
do; w. White. Hanover; Stephen Mccormick,
Fauquier; Edwin A. Tatum, Cumberland; Fred.
M. Johnson, Chesterfield; Thomas Il. Edwards;
Petersburg; ohm F. Simpson, Powhatan; Dan'l
0. Jennings, do; R. S. Purdy, New York; N.
Ezekiel, do H. D. Moody, CHESTERFIELD G.. X.
Moody, do; A. T. Avery, Suffolk; M. Chealham,
Powhatan; VIM. A. Green, Philadelphia; jacob
Hawes Baltimore; S. Adler, Massachusetts; Z.
Sampson, do; R. Brummel, Connecticut; John
John B. Jenkins, Goochland; John Keton, Peters
burg; Samuel Sigler, Baltimore; w. D. Wren,
Essex; A. Gaines, do; w. S. Martin, do; John
B. Harris, Norfolk; Ro. Z Maury, Powhalan;
Maurice Prince Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
MITITuM IN PARVO.

A letter dated Washington, Sept son. IN Inc
Charleston Courier, (neu,ra) presents an au'u'
rable coup d'Gil of things at the Norm. Nes s
have we known plot to raise panic 50 'no'
rouobly exploded in every quarter, as has oeen
The late Wing abortion in regard to The new la
riff:
"Accoun,s from the Northern towns represent
The FAN business as remarkably brisk, and the
shipments of -four and corn 10 England a. unp1s-
cedtnlsdlv large. The manufacturing interests
are also prosperous, and neY e''a o''snens J0 -
in The iron and woolen business, aae ,oin.a ned -
the face of The new Tariff, whicn was " .p.1 CO
desolation over the country IN 'n'ee uo1 ,sr,
"a from succeeding in raising general ana Ter
rife manic. The New York Wing Convention was
silent on ,ha, subject They knew Inc iac's anu
The nnbic opinion TOO we'll 10 make an issue on
he Tariff question. This fac, speaks strongly
in supporl of the principles OF the new system
Mas.achuseu. clamors about the destruction OF
he industry of The country, while her own ma
nnfactnres and navigation are more prosperous
,han ever. She impules the downfall OF inc re-
s,r;c,ve system TO The extension OF slave power
and The admission OF Texas and calls upon a the
WHO'S 10 save the country from slave DONNA
,;on bv preyen,ing The admission OF any ne"
sl.y,holdino Stale into the Union. The pro-
cssd;ngs of The Boston Convention have IN iacl,
;dsn,;6ed or attempted 10 identity, abolition and
nro,sc,ion with the whole Wing party OF The conn
irv MANY Wings have faced about and de-
cl;ned The service 10 which they were called
"Tbe New York nomination for Governor
gives offence 10 a large body Of the Wings in mat
State. The nomination partakes OF antl'ren'ism
and abolition anaicism.
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CRONTON, ESSEN COUNTY, VIKnINI.
THE SUBSCRIBER informs the pgbit that h. of.f,
for rent his beautiful ESTABLISHING - IN knsyn
by the name OF the Healing Springs. The lInu,r ,on
tains lbirty-two rooms well arranged, sud wo! c4lcu
lated To accommodate male and irni,r huartcr. Tie
House is well supplied with All The nrcrs-ay 0Nuf,-
appertaining 10 House of this descriptions laer ana
convenient Kitchen, win other houses l>o IL.
ranged, that tho occupants pass tom
the other without any Inconvenience. I,n- hrauull
and pleasant Establishment ! located III Ara ihy
and desirable situation. and well adapted io male nnd
female academy. Ihr Healing springs ar about iive
miles from Tappahannock, and infrc Elr. Tom lhr
place, where fish and oyster, can h. obtained mtt"ut
any trouble portion Of land "l b- attached Ia thr
SPRING.. az thr may rrGunr. Prr.pns wishing II
rent this desirable Establishment ior Al Academy,
would do well TO apply, for further Information 10 WI
lam :. CroIton, Essex County, Virginia.
Oct 6--c.ts
Nhir rrutiestrd o rOpy.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Oc,

After our review OF yesterday was made up,
there were sales Of about 5000 bbs. City Mills
flour at S537., which price most holders are will
inc 10 take this morning-some contend for so.
We note sales to-day OF 1000 10 200 barrels
Howard street fouT al 5 37i, which price would
be taken for more. Very lille doing in Grain of
of any kind; prices are considered cent or two
lower. but the sales have not been sufficient TO
warran, any alteration in our figures OF yesler
day. Good to prime red wheat is worth lO4 10
ITO cts; white and yellow Corn 10 10 10 cts;
Oats SO a "a cts; Rye 65 a 6S cts.
Wbiskey is held al 26 a 81 cts per gallon
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, OCTOBER 4.

ARRIVED
Canal Boa, Exchange, D. Bland, from Scots.
vile, with produce 10 +. G. Tompkns 4 Co. and
Massie & While.
Boat Pig Iron, J. Sper, from Lynchburg, with
produce, 10 L. D. Crenshaw, Bros. & Co., keesee
K Sumner and Shields l. Someiville.
Boat Ben Franklin, P. Pamplin, from Lynch
burg, with produce, to L D. Crenshaw, Bros
s Co., G. r. Motley, Gay. Mathews s Co,
Gaynor g. Wood, Paueson & Burr, Lee s. Tins
ley, II. Ludam & Co., Edmond 4 Davenport and
Gordon Il Skinker.
Boat Patrick Henry, J. Gilmore, from Lynch
burg, with produce, 10 Ii. Ludlam & Co, 5. J.
Jones, Shaer & Co, l.. ID. Crenshaw, Bros. &
Co, Lee & Tinsey, Preston & EndeIs, Parrish
& Beazely and Fl. B. Gwathmey.
Boat Pioneer, R. Parsons, from LvnchbuTg,
with produce, 10 Jones & Blair, l.. D Cienshaw,
Bros. & Co., S. J. Jones and Lee s. Tinsey.
CLEARED,
Boat Lynchburg, R. 5. Fields, with 81. tons
mdze., for Lynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
GRATIFYING PROSPECT.

We shall no, today analyse The causes OF the
recent large expectations OF agricultural plouu.e
and its increased prices However the Ia''n pa
ners and ourselves may differ as 10 inc
nh;,osonbv of the matter, we all agree as
= tho ,.c,s themselves, and as 10 their oenen-
cial influence upon the interests OF The coun-
,,v The New York Journal Of Commerce,
paper ofdeservedly high standing in The CONNER
ral world makes the following cheering pred'c-
lions Let the farming community flourish, and
- tho other interests will move along success
4nlly:
The exports from the United States to Europe
dnr;no The next eight months will be immense
] No, only cotton, rice, tobacco, and all SORTS OF
breads,nffs including large quantities OF ino'an
corn Heretofore bt lille exported 10 EuTope) wiii
go forward, but beei, PORK, iara' sneeSe. spp,ss,
Sc Even the English whale fishery mas III d
orea, measure, failed this season, and they VIII
have 10 depend upon the Yankees in part Tor sup
Mics 81 oil. The London Times says:
ave have been given To understand mat oniy
fonr whale ships have arrived from The southern
whale fishery this year, bringing together less
than 400 tons of oil. The estimated loss 70 ,ne
owners of these four vessels will exceed 1So,ooo'
and none Of them have been refl!eo LOT 'ne SCI
vice. II is stated that proposition was mace 70
government more than IL months since to revive
This importan, branch OF shipping; but IT does not
appear that The application was successful
Manufacturers and consumers under these CIT
cumsances, must be dependent for The future on :
The United States Of America tor supply OIL
spermacetl OIL .,,,r,a sr,-
ployment to our shipping-will increase our I'M
ports, and consequently our rsrenue-wiii keep our
foreisn exchanges m a healthy state-perhaps
will cause an importation of coin and by increa-
sing the price of agricultural produce, will pro.
mole The interests OF The farmers, and through
them o: the merchants and the whole community.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE-
TIIRNS

KEEN & co. have come to the conclusion
n that the best method Of doing business is 10
buy and sell for "Cash," and by so doing we are
enabled 10 offer purchasers of Ready Made Cloth
ing greater inducements than ever. Our stock is
now very large and we'll selected and 'reH made
one of the Firm being continually at the North,
and by paving very particular attention 10 The
manufacturing department, we fauer ourselves
that our style Of goods, make and quality, cannot
be surpassed in the city-or in the United States
We would call the attention ofour customers, and
the public generally, 10 a beautiful style oil Sack
Frock Goats, from as up. New style Dress
Goats, just received, Of No. French Cloth.
Also, a large lot Of Fashionable Pants and
Vests, unsurpassed u style, quality and fit. Gen.
llemen are respectfully invited to call at the "Old
established Money Savings Institution" of
Ocr.6 KEEN & co.
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CORRESPONDENCE Of The Baltimore Patriot

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3, O'CLOCK, T. vi.
We have it announced here by telegraph. that
the steamer Hibernia has arrived al Boston. This
announcement has caused merchants TO pause in
their operations until The news shall have been re-
ceived
Holders OF -four are very firm. Fresh ground
SIS SO, with sales 10 moderate extent; CID stock
S5 10 25 Corn Meal and Rye Flour IS per
barrel.
A decline of one to Two cents in Grain. Sales
OF prime red wheat at l09 cents, and of prime yell
low Corn al II cents Oats 81 IS cents; Rye 10
a IS cents. Whiskey 81 cents per gallon.
No change in Couon-but liule doing The
Grocery marke. is quiet and stock diminished.
There is no special local intelligence. The
weather continues pleasant. We have had quite
drought, which operates against the farmers in
seeding their grain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

The Wing papers have given general circula-
ton TO a statement that The administration have
been denounced by Gen. Cass, &c. The Wash.
ipg;on correspondent OF The Columbus (Georg'a)
Times puts a fat denial upon ii, as follows:
"Senator Breese Of Illinois who came here TO
attend the session of The board of Regents OF the
Smithsonian institute, arriving TOO late, however,
saws that the cleveland Plain Dealers story
about the denunciation Of the administration by
Cas- himself and Wentworth, (lhe member from
Chicago) is untrue, at least so far as Cas- and
himself are concerned. Cas- was in Boston ra-
Their Than al Cleaveland at the lime. notice the
matter only because The wings every where have
endeavored to make capital out oil IT,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

The N. o. papers lead us to expect daily some
stirring accounts of Gen. Taylors army Win
few exceptions, every body looks for news OF a
hattie a, or near Monterey. We may lose some
brave men in the mountain passes where The Mex
leans, if they had the courage, would have hne
opportunities OF harassing our army with 'he'r
guerilla parties; but with The picked officers and
soldiers in Taylor's army, we cannot but co"n'
upon decisive and successful result. An ein'
Glen, blow al Monterey, The capture OF TamPlco'
and the occupation of New Mexico and Calllor-
MIA as guarantee of our demands for justice
must shortly bring Mexico 10 her senses and 10 a
negotiation for peace. At present "ihe Work goes
brayely on"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
OPINION OF THR PRESS
From the Sentinel and Reformer, Worr,-e'. NAs-
June l435.

WISTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD cHEEha
The beneficial effects 81 this remedial conf y. =
are astonishing To the world, and make u onr -
most popular medicines now known. fof '''s1
Colds, and consumptive cases, ITS curative pa"ti
established by numerous Testimonials oi the N."'
character In the first stages If the disease 'tt'u'
"CatarrhaI Consumption" originating from IHs'.
Colds, II has been used with Underwriting Sie'''' ~,
hundreds acknowledge they owe the restoration - ''
health to this invaluable medicine.
None genuine without the written signature "
Butts. 4,,.
prA fresh supply of the above valuable Mea'''
constantly on hand, and for sale by ,,.;.,.
Oct 0 GAYSOR L. WOOD. Druggist
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u7ANTED, by Young Man, situation as
w teacher in an Academy or private family
in or near Rchmond-woud be willing 10 lake
charge of classes in Boarding School or Acads-
time as the Principal may desire. Satisfactory
testimonials and references as regards character
and abilities, can be produced. Address NV" al
this Office Ocl. 3-oA'
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all the penalties of the law 10 a ' i,;n''
rect these failures, and TO speed .ie 'na'''
I. is the duty of the press to call Inc attention "
the Pos, Office Department. to any existing pub
lie evil, in regard to the mails. We ourselves I'VE,
49,. dome Blu, The exposition should be c'v''
and decorous, not rude and illiberal, as win Inc
a,l,s whose wanton attacks upon The Post M as
mr. General and The South, are not likely TO ma
favor even with its Wing associates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

THE subscribers have entered INTO Ca-rariner>hip
i under the firm ot HERRING & GARDNER toru,-
purpose Of conducting the Grocery and rumi.>i0u n
sinrss, and have taken the Store formerly ore.-4 n
William T. Barrett, Immediately opposite the Rclm III
and Fredericksburg Depot, Broad street The ltrri
keeping general assortment of FAMILY GkoCr
RIES, 10 which they ask the attention ~ hrr taprs.
aud the public generally. One OF u having brrr II
gagged III the business for several year. 10 tin. ,t H.
hope, b. close attention, IL merit share ~ patronage
Ws VIII pay particular attention 10 thr safe a l sul,
IL produce consigned " rs from orr ccuntrl trends
GEO. HERRING
Oct. G-c2t GEO. W. GARDNER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

THE EMPIRE CLUB.-A reverse appears
TO have overaken The fortunes OF Capt RyDders
VII has obtained such widespread nolerieiy,
partly as president Of The Empire Club and partly
from other causes. II appears that on the 23d
Sept, the club had meeting, and, in considera-
tion of an alleged improper assumption of author
lily in taking books and papers from their secreta-
~, resolved Isaiah out Of The presidency, and John
L. Austin into The succession.-[ True Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
NEW YORK MARKET. Oct. 3.

BaEAp.rurrs.-The market opened this morn
ing with iair inquiry Tor Western Flour al
S. GA a 6S,, at which price considerable
changed hands, but when the intelligence by
the Hibernia was received, a slight hustle look
place. and The confusion continued throughout
the day. Sales were made, during the afternoon,
at 5 62a IS. The market closed somewha!
unsettled al The above prices Southern is held
at 5 rs Corn is dull al IS cents.
CorroN-The Telegraphic despatch announ-
cling the arrival oilhe Hiberna al Boston, and an
advance in this article equal 10 farthng al Liv.
erpool, had tho effect OF inducing holders to adj
vance their prices still higher, without any dis
position being evinced by buyers 10 operae-yei
sales have been effected in several instances al
higher rates than could have been obtained yes
lcrday, and are reported al 500 bales entirely on
speculation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06
MCHRISTIEJS
DR.. CHRIsTrE's GALyANIc RINGS AND Wy"
or


This remarkable discovery comprises entirely y
a,ncation Of the mysterious powers Of Galvanisn -
Magnetism, being al more safe, certain ana -.
Gent, than any oiher mode. In all nervous CON
sucb az Headaches Tic DooreuI, Fits, Genera
~ etc the Galvanc Rings and Magnetic fiuld az,
w,,b tbr most perfect success Many cases pfou"u"o
homeless by physicians have readily yielded 70 ING
derful influence as thus developed. ,noth,f
For further particulars, see adverlis.nen, be hal
part Of this paper Explanatory pamphlet. N,.ts.
gratis, by application To the agents Tor ins H. Rich
DUvAL & PURCELL, Druggists 10 va" 0el.2
mond, Va.
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pRIvATE BOARDING.

MFRS. SARAH Z. PAGE, respectfully in.
IVI forms her friends that she has removed
from the Mansion House 10 the house opposite
the Exchange Bank, and over the office OF F. NJ.
Tabb, Esq, where she would like TO accommo-
date few more OF them with private boarding,
either by the week, month, or year. She pledges
herself 10 use her best endeayors 10 give those
who may patronize her general satisfaction. Her
terms are moderate, and will be made known on
application. Oct 3-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-06

AS WE Yesterdays Standard
gives the following cheering" letter from friend
West oil The Allegheny
al am inclined TO think that The late rise in
provisions and bresdstuffs Immediately upon The
reduction and modification of The tariffs in this
country and in England, is telling we'll in this
section OF the country. and that whiggery will soon
be thing that ,cas. Many are protesting 10 have
seen The error of their ways. and are determined
hereafter to give warm and sincere support to
the principles OF the Democracy"