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o know that hls irregularities nave caused
so much sorrOw,'
The young man was accordingly invited
their house, and remained with them
ill Mary's departure, for it could hardly be
called death which 50 gently emancipa'0d
her spirit. Her earnest exhoralions, and q
consciousness that a vlruous life might
have won her for his partner, seem 10 give
lim new resolution and those who loved
him for her sake believed that with her he
nigh, have lived life Of usefulness and
propdety,
Ii was bauiruI Ssbbah in early autumn
that The sacrament oil the Lords supper was
administered to The church Of which Mary
was a member. Al her request, the pas
tor. deacons, and few Of her nsighbors
and friends, repaired to her chamber after
he close Of the exercises at churcl, tha. she
night once more commemorate on earth
,he dying love Of the Saviour. Slowly and
soemIy they wound their way through The
beautiful valley skired with woodland,
through which Peepcd he bright waters OF
,he quiet lilde lake spread out at lheir
right hand; and at their lay well cultivated
arms and orchards beading with lruit;whiie
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OFFICE OF TuH' tEt6tRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAUfs sGIfURoH, MMN-s1
TERMS !:

= EEMS :
The COZ UABIA DEMOCR4TwWb b,
pubiisbed eUery Saturday morning, a
THO DOLL.9RS per annum pdyqJi'
half gsarly in adun1ce, or Itco DotlGr'
Fj1y Cca's,ifHofpaid 'cithin the year
po subscription wW be taken for shorts,
period Than aiG months; nor any diScOH
hnuance psrmitied,mtil all arrearage'
are discharged.
ADVERIISEJfENS not eGceeding Z
square vW be conSpicuousiy inSerteda'
one Doiia1or the first three insertions
and I'oentg;fOe cents for eoer,y, ,! suOse
quent Insertion sJ"R liberal dtSco1a
mate 10 those toho aiUcrtise By the yeaI
LETTERS addressed on business mas
be post paid.
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irregularities would be even slTonger thar
her Influence: and vet her heart wouIl
hone ,ha, he would emerge into a higbe
life. and be the il companion of refined
and yirtupns spirit A mysterious ,ympa.
INV seemed 10 unite them, vet each felt tha
I,be distance between them was imm,asnra,
IbI, For months sh. watched his cours,
vascilIao,in between hope and rear.mul sht
Iearns, ,ba, re had taken to the bowl, an,
then her hear, sank She could no longer
.ing as she did, she srew male and weak
and her ,rxious friends blamed be damr
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EEssssRlS=gsEaQ

This editor of an exchange, in MS con-
improvements, promises 10 give
the ladies' something what'II tickle them
just like spider on mans nose We
think it must be novelty; for the comPar-
son beats all natur.'
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rz ,Asz.TlNsGz9

BgJamin FrakHa.-' Printers ac-
counts, though small, arr good index of
character Let me look over my books.
and can tell you the character Of every
person whose name is there.
10 which contemporary adds, This ia
upon the principle that man who i,
prompt and honest in small matters will
also be IN large ones. For re that would
IeIraOd'an editor of a years subscription,
would steal horse or rob church, and
deserves to be published among thieves and
rsbbers Hence The Printers black list,
which DR.. franklin first invented.
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Number A..
A REMARKABLE MAN.

AtaTemper1nceMe ting held not org
ago IN Alabama, Col. Lemaneusky, who
had been 90 years soldier, in the ar
mics Of Napolean Buoneparte, address
ed The meeting. III rose before the au
Ilence, tall, erect and vigorous, with a
claw Of health upon his cheek and said;
'You see before YOU man 10 years
Iold, have fought 600 battles, have II
wounds on NY body,haVe lived 50 days
an horse FISH with the bark of trees for
my bread, snow and ice tor my drink,
he canopy of heaven for my covering,
Wi honl stockings or shoes on my feet
IN d with only few rage for my cloth.
ng! ln the desert Of Egypt | have
marched Tor days with burning sun
Ipon my naked head, feet blslered
With The scorchlog sand, and with eyes
oo9Tls and mouth tilI.d with dust, and
with a thirst so lormen,ing that | ha We
ppensd the veins Of my arms aud sucked
ny own, blood d. you ask how
,Juld have survived al tbs. horrors?l
'nswer. that under The providence OF
God, owe my preservation, my health
,nd vigor 10 this fact, that | have never
frank a drop of spiriluous hquor in my
fe; sod continued he. 'B,ron Larry,
chief Of the medical staff Of he French
ormv, has sD'ed it is as 'oC', that the
$1,000 survivors who safely returned
grem Egypt, were all OF them who alb
stained from ahe usaaG arAegpst Il : Gn!rtt,: 80. (,
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A damsel in Byshirc, Scotland, having
lwo lovers, and not knowing winch to pre-.
Ter, settled The matter by marrying one end
immediately eeping with the other.
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%zEe-B-v-7

Nsking 'iwSin one flesh is supposed
10 mean. IN modern parlaoce. the mix
log Of pr and puppy, in the maouIac
iure OF sgGsages
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qsaSgGg EzAzsr

A Western Editor excuses the lack Of
'dioria by saying--that his better half
'omPeIs him to stay at home and tend to
he iue one while she is round among The
lsighbOrs showing her new calico dress
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S=s=SzcNSeSSxzas

Asa informs the Providence Gazette that
here is a young woman in town so modest
hat she had young man turned out of
Oora for saying the wind had Sh,fied.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01
more, gentleman in every way fitted for This high


post.
But 10 Mr.. McDufies letter.
CHERRY HILL, Nov. l0, 1876
CHS Ereel'ency H,liam A kes:
Sir must ask The favor 0. Won 10 commu-
ncale TO the Legislature this, my resignation OF
The high trust OF Senator in Congress, with which
| have been favored by that body. In taking
this step canno! but express 10 The Legislature,
and 10 the people OF The Stale, my personal sense
OF The obligations under which they have
paced me-, hy The manifold honoTs they have con-
terred upon me, and The Uniform confidence and
liberalily with which they have sustained me,
amidst all the political vicissitudes OF The twenty
five years, during which, with bret interval, |
have been in The service OF the STATE
"And trust The reasons which now induce me
10 Withdraw from that service, VIII be viewed
with The same indulgence that have heretofore
experienced when | accepted The place now
hold, in stale of health that hardly Inslihed II,
my sole ihducement was The hope which The state
OF political parties then created, that might DC
able to render the State some service IN restoring
the compromise of 1888 by remndelling the Tariff
Of 1912, more unjust and oppressive Than any oil
its predecessors and which totally suoveiied maj
compromise. | never INTENDED TO remain IN lhe
Senate after tha' great question shonlt he adjusted
up N principles OF tqual ana CONSTITUTIONAL '"A"
lion. Believing that ohject 10 have been subsian'
italy accomplished, by the revenue act oil the lasl
session, and that The increasing blessings OF free
trade which we now see in progress, from The al
most co!empurancous acts OF The two greatest
commercial nations in the world, will render II
impossible for any party changes 10 reverse what
has been 50 wisely and fortunately accomplished
! feel that may claim oe privilege Of depart
ing in peace Ifor The turmoil of po|iica! lie
without violating any duty Of patriotism, and
leaving The country, trust nth midst Of a long
career Of prosperity.
Il am with great respect,
"lour ohedienl servant,
GEORGE McDUFFlE."
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LATER FROAl MEXICO.

We have received (says the N. 0. Picayune,
Nov. 2Oth) by The schr. Miiis papers from Vera
Cruz 10 the 9th instant, being eight days later
than our advices by way of Havana. Their in
telligence is Interesting and not without import
ance.
From our Vera Cruz papers, it does not appear
that the siorming oil Monterey or the lombard
ment OF Tabasco has had any effect in impress
ing the Mexican mind with dc ire Tor peace
Indeed, if we take the tone OF The Vera Cruz pa
pers as indicative Of the spirit OF the people, we
would say thai the Mexicans are more hostile and
more stubborn in their osiiitJ than ever.
The Squadron o. Occupation was much wea-
kened, having 50 many ports to blockade, and SO
few men who could be spared 10 discr,bark II
followed that differen, points were but slightly
guaried-some by only eight or ten men.
The French Consul al Monterey Mr.. Gasquet,
having been put under ares! for having protested
against the occupation Of California, remained
still under surveillance. An English vessel had
accordingly proceeded TO the Marquesas 10 COM
municale The news. We shall see, adds the Mex
ican how these audacous Yankees will get OUT
OF hi. new difficulty, in which they are involved
bv their own excuses.
Government received dispatches on The lst inst.
from Santa Anna with statement Of wha; mea-
sures for defence he had taken, and expressing
hope that be should be able To repair The honor of
the nation. Santa Anna also wrote that Gene.
raj Taylor had received from Washington a
million OF dollars, and reiniorcemenls whica ea:-
ried the number OF his troops 10 "a COO.
The Monitor says that Gen. Taylor had con-
trac'ed Tor $4,000 sacks Of corn at IS sack A
Mexican 10 whom the contract was rendered, had
refused 10 execute il. So says the Monitor.
The poor courier shot by Ampudia was The one
on whom they found Mr. Marcy's letter OF Sept.
ID to Gen. Taylor. Thus it appears that he was
not faithful.
Gen. Santa Anna has declined to receive any
pay for his services.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

The brig Till, Cap. Brown, arrived Yesterday
from Havana, having sailed On The 18th ius,. and
bringing Us papers To the 18Th.
She reports that nothing has heen done as yet
under the letters OF marque and naturalization
which Mexico has sent there for sale. From q
very Interesting commercial Circular Of The 9Th
ins'. We extract paragraph touching these lei
leTs:
'We understand letters Of marquc have been
received here from Mexico, and letters Of natu-
ralZation likewise fur sale. In The printed in
structions attached 10 the letters OF marque il is
sailed that captures ale 10 be taken 10 Mexican
ports, but if that is not practicable, they 10 be
carried 10 neutral ports aud will there be con-
detnned b. The Mexican Consul We believe.
however, that by the treaties between The United
States and Spain, The latter power can nelther
allow priyareers 10 be 6lied out in any OF her
pors, nor permit American vessels captured and
brought in, 10 be condemned; and We have good
grounds for the conviction thai our Government.
will aiihiully adhere TO those treaties We sup
pose other governments AT peace with the United
States will &C; on the same principles; aud il so,
priyaleeing enterprises will be rendered difficult;
besides which, The fear OF being treated as pirates
by American vessels ol war is likely TO deter
persons from entering into ihem."
In The news papers OF Havana we do not see
word in regard 10 this subject, and they are alto
eclhcr barren Of intelligence.
". q. Pieaynne, NOT. %.
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of fine EnouIrer.

~. ruou,rrr Us published DAILY l!or the city,
IrI Mn twsEkl.Y (for the country For the Daily
ant dollars per annu,, and ut the rate oil eight
pap<i for shorter period Than one year. For
dlas Wsrsly 6vc dollars per annum, and Three
ut months, PAYABLE IN advance 10 be pad IN
pii' 'o' ranked by mai, post paid; or Six Dollars
p,.ffs,m ;, The end oftho year.
r. sNl" ~.s 10 this Office may he RENTED per MAIL
Al ssyailable Bank notes, at the risk Of the Ed
n god Of al letters being paid BY the pr'ters-
u ~ ~ single letter Is scarcely OF any account
frh- rra II is the accumulation of postage, IN an
io'hs"ne, ,.iness, which operates as serious TAI
uprn s.s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ur n,IIY ENouIRER-For one square oil
- fn ... ~ less first insertion, hfty cents, ana
urer N.a,nc insertion twenty cents-li insert
e.,n >a't sysk twice week, or three times week,
,s;is'-ssv 's SEMi-WEEKLY-One square OF sixteen
..s t.s insertion, IS cents; for each con,inu'
Sc ."m distance mus, be accompanied with the
nav or satisfactory references, to insure e1eeu
u al os;,uar,es and Marriages from tho country,
Jnl,,rr par,y's handwriting Is unknown at this
he authenticated by the endorsation oil the
9ae in the neishborhood, they will IN no case
P'T'n,sb.d Every measure, that mas been taken 10
b ,,nsons and quzz-s, has proved heretofore
Fsi,;nr We must, therefore, INSIST ~ such case,
Es', ~. Communication being certified by the name oil
W p.,rasler crinsn on the back Of the letter.
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Hats, Caps and Mufs.
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR CASH, AT THE
VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY,

No. ISL, Broad ST., Sa0ckec Hill.
TUE subscriber would Veg leave to inform his friends,
Customers, and the public in general, that be has
NJ a., received his Fall Stock Of HATS, CAPS, and
vffs from the lowest to the highest grades consist
pasa pari cf Moeskn aud Fur Hats; Beaver, Nuiria,
."n sik, Mapped, Angola, Coney and Wool Hats, Of
.e style and description. Also, Fur, Plush, Cloth,
seseteen, Infants Silk and Cotton Velvet, Glazed
~ nan Seal Caps, and Muffs Of all kinds, which he
- sell atreduced prices.
sahases are respectfully invited TO call and examine
=, assortment. G l.. BETTY.
s-od Hats taken In exchange for new ones, and
prices given for FURS, at No. lei, Broad Street.,
Nov, la-c3m
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

-
THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which is in the il.
mi's ni the nrw county OF Appomaito1, bordering
upon The line OF buckingham and within mile or less
asnse the city Of Richmond.
ms NH has fixtures very superior-entireiy com
psit- on neverfaiing stream, and the brand o. tne
NIL h., high standing in Richmond and other Market
The County adjacent to the mill Is rstraie wheat
o.. ln- paf, Of Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS OF emharkine in the ma
liacire OF -four will find this null advantageous ~
tlrrsp-c,s; and those who may have disposition 10
;lsr IN woollen cotton, other kind Of maDniac
h'y. would ind this property very suitable to such an
:attaking The mill house Ia large, and the dam Is
,otucted most solidly and endurably. The house IL
sfcouId he converted into cotton or woollen mann
aa@y, or such mandatory could be added to tho
alr mill most conveniently and advantageousy.
Nj Andrew White, who lives al the Mill, win show
ms prope any DESTROYS Of purchasing rent
"s The same For terms, apply ~
RICHARD POLLARD.
a'a Vista, Abemarle county, near Warren.
Aug Sl-rtf
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UNITED STATES STEAMER "SPiryiRE,' J
Before The Town q: rampico, 7
N,,.,,;.,r tt.h 1919

SrR have The honor 10 inform The depart
nent that | entered TIE river of Tampico this
morning with all Inc small vessels of the squad.
ron and stroag detach.a ~. Of scanen and ma
rnes from the "Cnmaer.and," mississippi"
Isl. Mary's," Princeton" ami 'porpoisc."
On nv arrival al The city, was met By de
puIstion from The citizens, Offering The surrender
of the place, on condition hat lhei' laws, inslilu-
tons and property, should be respected.
will hold the place as long as possible; lis i'm
ponance requires thai garrison Of five or six
hundred men should be sent 10 occupy il as
speedily as possible. To obtain this object,
have despatched Commodore Perry 10 Malamo'
ras, 10 make arrangements with General Paller-
son 10 have force here without delay.
As deem il important the Mississippi should
sail wilhou, delay, must defer more particular
statement 10 another opportunity.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, ID. CONNER,
Commanding Home Squadron
Hon. ]. Y. Mason,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
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DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN THE LOU
ISA SENATORIAL DISTRICT!

Below we give additional returns, By which il
will be seen that VIM. VI. Amber, Esq, Demo
majority. Under all The circumstances, We re-
cord Ibis result as a decided t.iamph and as a
strong sign oil what Virginia means hereafter 10
do. Our worthy candidate was before The people
jus: one week. Wing emissaries from lo%n and
country secured our city for Wing voters in The
disuict-and yet our candidate is elected BY an
Increased majority. Let the Wings abandon all
hope Of inveigling The Old Dominion into their
net:
To Tie Editors Of The enquirer:
LOUISA Z. H., Nov. 2Sih, 1916.
Gentlemen Below send You statement OF
the polls in This county, in the Senatorial election.
as lar as heard from
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

TUE subscribers have entered into Co-paTtnership,
under the firm Of HERRING & GARDNER, for the
purpose Of conducting the Grocery and Commission Blu
sl-s and have taken the Store formerly occupied by
William T. Barrett, Immediately opposite the Richmond
aad fredericksburg Depot, Broad Street They intend
Keeping general assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
SES 10 which they ask the attention OF their fnenos
aadihe public generally One of US having been en-
gagged in the business for several years in this city, we
noe by close attention, merit share OF patronage
W. VIII pay particular attention 10 the sale OF all Kinds
oil produce consigned to us from our country friends
GEO. J HERRING,
Oct. s-c3m GEO. w. GARDNER.
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Amblcr's majority.

hubeI iUO
OLD FLU ALMOST DEMOCRATIC.
To The Editors Of the Enquirer:
PALMYRA, Fiuyanna, Nov 36, 1876.
Conference.-The special election of a Senator
for this District came oifto-day, and below | send
you the result:
For Basselt, W., I07; Amber, D., l07.
Very respectfully, &c.
This county generally gives heavy Wing
majority. At The last Presidential election MIR.
Clay had 70 majorly.l
To the Editors Of The Enquirer:
JAcRcoN, Louisa, Nov. 20, lSiG.
Our senatorial election came OF Today. From
The inclemency Of The weather, fear not more
than half The voters wen, 10 the polls. Al The
Jackson precinct the vote was as foilo.s: w. NJ.
Amber (Dem.) 100; c. w. Basseu (Whig) 81.
Yours in has!e, x. Y. Il.
r. The Editors of The Enquirer:
WHITE PLAINS, Nov. %, 1916.
Gentlemen: hasten 10 give you The result OF
he election held in this county (danover) on the
26lh inst, Tor a Senator 10 represent The counties
Of f'Iuvanna, Goochland Louisa and Hanover IN
The next General Assembly. Tie polls have all
been received, and are now before me, which are
~. I,llouS.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, SLAVES,
STOCK &c

T SHALL, by virtue Of the will Of Lewis c. Iindall'
deceased SELL the premises TO the highest bidder,
the 22nd of December 1876, IL fair, # not, on the
fair day, 496 Of land the property cf said
Tinda, lying IN the county Of buckingham, on the wa
Of Rock Island Creek. This land Is we'll adapted
the production Of tobacco wheat, &c; lies in heal
thy neighborhood and is convenient 10 market, being
within three miles Of the canal, and eghly-hve miles OF
Richmond. The improvements are new and complete.
One-fourth of the purchase money will be required IN
four months the balance In and two yeas-ihe last
TO be secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
shall also sell, for cash. at Buckingham (becember
Of whom are likely young fellows, the property Of my
testator JOHN TINpALL. JR,
Executor Of Lewis Z. Tindull, dec-uscd
Mo-,
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Ii has been sugse-red ,ha. The Administration

II has been sug.e led lha! The Administration
are not particularly DESTROYS That Old lronsides
Should te made a hero 81 The war. lie has al
ready been looked nron. with favor, in his own
state, and elsewhere, rs a candidate ur the Prcsi-
dency; and lnle more fame al this junclnre
might place him far ahead OF any rival on The
Democratic side oi The question. As 10 The COM
mandins officers now in he field, Taylor, Worm,
Kearney, &c, they are not 81 much feared, be-
cause they are Whss.-IN Advertiser.
The above extract from Wing journal slip
ped into our Saturdays paper by sheer mistake
We had clipped ii oul, in order 10 show ne gross
Inconsistency Of The Wing press Not long since,
they charged that The President designed 10 SUI
p-rsedr Gen Taylor bccauss he rds Vhic, by
putting over him in The command Gen. w. Y.
Butler, WHO was a Democrat. Now, leading
Wing paper asserts tina, he President has no
fear Of the Wing officers in the field, but is afraid
To send Com Stewart 10 the Cult, lest he oppor-
luriiy OF winning distinction might promoie his
prospects, Denocra at as he is. Can more absurd
inconsistency be commil!edi The Wings arc,
however, consistent in one Thing. They condemn
the President for everything he may do-and, fer
party effect impuie 10 him the most conlradicto-
~ motives OF action The country will SEE that
The President conducts the war, not IL! he mise
rable end OF promoting this man or putting down
that other one, but TO secure speedy peace, COM
patibe with national rights and honor.
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NEGRO SALE

lY virtue Of decree Of tbe County Co".' &c i.".n'
ID burg for d.:son between Inc helrs.at law Of An
dersou nagey, deceased, shalt on MONDAY the IAN
day of December next, al Lunenbnis Court House IL
being Court day. proceed TO sell Ia the highest bidder
eight or ten likely Negroes belonging To the Estate Of
The said a Bagley deceased; consisting Of Men, Wo-
men, Boys and Girls, all young, aud vary likely; among
them first rate Blacksmith.
TgsAs-A credit &c twelve months Will be given.
Purchasers giving bonds with approved security.
Nov. 20-c3w r. H. ALLEN, Commissioner.
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PROF. BRANcHs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

SATlLL commence It's next session on the first Mon
w day in November and end on The fourth Wednes-
day in April.
The course Of studies embraces all those subjects ns
ally taught in the best Semhnriss "f the kind. The
buildings are large and commodious, capabs of accom-
modating hundred pupils The location Is IN i.srii
nieasant and derives many additional advantages from
s vicinity 10 other literary institutions. II sufficient
y retired Tor the purposes of the School, and ia believed
o be a. healthy as any in the State. IL is about
mile and a halt from, iampdcn Sydney College, and in
village sufficiently large and COMPACT 10 furnish all ne
cessary accommodation for hoard
Board, including every accommodation, $780, Tuition,
including the Laln Greek and French Languages, Sle
Music, with use OF Piano, S22.
regular course of Lectures Chemistry will he de
livered in the institution. An extra fee of SIS will lie
charged for those attending the Lectures. Fees paya
bic in advance. Oct. 2-cwtlstuec