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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GnnnS.
FREsu ANN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK o
DRY GOODS.

HAYlNG disposed of at auction, in july. OH
cd Stors OF Fod- by packets Cogsr TO
eahonas and PaiE-S Henry, from New York rrceii 5t
TeeEe eourrnIs every variety OF the h'e.t sap
aEf Fancy Goods be Marketa De
enc IN e pfi-eS OF amos al Exemptions has given
"'crr prepared otter al uhsl-sae and r,ts o.,
goods al rHee' corresponding ~h reduction Northern
C'u-s. part are enar-erated bel
BIZ French, Belgiar, E.giish and America Clths
Blue. brown green, . raiI'd ami srab %
French and AmsrieaN hik cord ,s,iner.,
Ca'hHlere, merino vaeniia asd v,lve iye.tinzs
Oregon Ca-im@re., satinsts Ny Jeans, Ke-seys Ic
Welsh and all o'h-r . vie Fiannes-v.Ty e.ssa
Cia and Gala Pids Cs.hn-sry Eeois- and Mouselu.
Rich pad and stiped "a ney cord a-d blue Liz sIks
Bls Gro % Rhins. Camelisn and SHADED DO
Plain ard WILD fancy cold md whit. GIrrtan,
fIeheh ans American HAs' and Furniture Ci'rnes
shk Natp eh and fancy en'd Aipaeea ard rai4 90
Plain paid and striped sEsss Husins and Lawns
Bk and white Satin, Mode Gro De Nap AID tain Cr7ne
Iaele hana't Daps, Table Cloths, Napkin. and Towel.
bUts.ye k1s1 and Scotch Disrer Huekahaek and Crash
Irish Linen ard sbeetng Lssn t.4Inbre H.k and Lawn.
ottoman MAMA Gis, Ierker CshGIee Tibet shawl,
Rob Roy Honey Comb ard other paid and striped 40
IamhswooL Csshmefr Alpaca and o,i.r g..
la-ies blk snd " HIT 'lk Hose nd siIt 90
DO morlviln- niI'd, safe atd whne Get DO
Bk and whts and fancy AMI kid GIrvrs an, Min,
Ge0ts buck beaver. sd si's and cashmere Glaves
IA cad aud Lse laess E1siHss. Inseitass sal shosi
Camonek Swiss ard Book Mud RdginEs and In s.ning,
French worked consrt and sney Meek Hdks
sv.ss NAH 4Aeonei nd C'mbrie Musins and Lawn.
tSnst, revere borderel aud Etched Hakfs
Rich Bonnet Hat and Cap r. hand, all priees
Gents Erssh SIX, Porgee, sn5 Bapda .aa HAN,
Escorted eold Satin Tafaia Velvet apJ Galooa RAane.
Assorted eoFd Fnnge,, Gp. Coris TAssaI. and Tape,
Whitney. Roe, acsAnsS, ~ I-d Duff Blanket,
Three ply, suPeFhre AM sle Carpeanzs cheap
Stair CaTp-iihr and printed Bi'z-. Bugs &c
O. aat ia bieastei and brown Cotton sheeings
- - !. : end - do. do 20 do and shr,inss
Apron and furniture Checfs plaid n striped Domestic.
Manchester No a5d oEaahargs and Bausr.ea DnRnr.
Our ferns are cash acespGnees ey and N eoupt
msieeans "" raj AMI 'S'mle goods and prices
WI "a they a. ooT d. w. feel eng they induced Il
pur h-se Al 'sls part Of t'es E. want NJ Us,
VALENTINE BREEDEN CO.
No az, corner BROAD nd I IA ssree,s
IIil
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SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN Il co. are in re.
- espt of unusually DRY GOODS
eomr.ns every variety susd and trade;
which
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rich Onbre Shaded Cashmere Mouseins
Rich Oregon, Ca tiiisp and Clemanine rlshds
Plaid Merno Cashmeres
Rich ssun striped Thibei do.
Bk and eoId Aipaea-
Blk and 'ain striped d.,
BombNzines, C,apos ami Poplins
Rieh uuEc ombre r. D5oe silks
Rich Pekin Faevane
Rich Gro De- Nape. Gses do
Together with a great variety Of
New style Silks, from 75e TO - per yard
Whie and cord rmbd Muslin Robes
Preach embd Collar Chsmseus Capes
Infants Froet Bodies. Sleeves. &C
Ornbfe shaded Cioakings
Blk French Cloth and Cis,imeres
sit, san and m Yes inss
Sainet., faied Eerseys, cable Kerseys
Plaid Lin,sys. hite AMI rad Filhnels
White Domes Ne'ca shr nsihg AMI Canton Flannels
Servant Whnsy and super inland bound Bed Blankets
Sin and nsTinr lilo iery, Cloves, fancy slk Cravats
Heavy wool Lik and cold IN embd and
White AMI cord embd Cras- se,if something very ey.
CSrpstngs, Rugs aud Boeknys
For'ae. wholesale and prices
seH No 20 WEST MAIN STREET.
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NOTICE.

HNhE subscribers would beg leave TO inform
- their friend ard pute IN T. neraL thar thew
have nov rec lived I's FALL STOCK o. PAPER-aANGINGs
and eonpr'irg al ire S'ei styles ave been
up in ibe most durable and Wokaae manner eher n o or
eouhtTy. -
Also Fea:ter Rei'' hiursSss VIA 'o~ Bils sAadeB Cur
UPhoi srERiNG - livery is,-non sIseaisd at the shortest
Sraef ~ pasi yoar Of our unpg r,,o,.
10 ctesf 'Ausf- SuJn Will be given future patronage
DO6GErr ANDERSON.
&C jim No Is Governor a.
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vhHsahs presentation hooks.
VIE io o~ ng . lss n the OF
Paree BY T. CoISAs, shlhdl-, Hsisaay .si r.a,,
Gins. - -' o"' 'eeasi"nai
flnr.l Yearly Mrs pinnes large vniumr in wan. .,.,
original The subjects bpquets Porrr, -,
bnKbis d b-auttu s'~'P'"
FoWer A7hahet-A Pair snrv. BY oroo ,-ru.-,a Win
t~enty four original drawings Of priui,d !,
ueuary nterdsd FOR n driving 49,
hoh>r, Pisen--a st &c to Is year, INV Mr..
CoLnAn-S steel plaiss-emhos-ed gilt ed-e.
Bndz k-eTs L IA Weld. ns Gin
6ather.d t. on lhts-tom -elecf au.bop
Wild Fo~en-a collection verse cun-db nv n,.. Co.,
GTaLd aothers New Toys kind.
How TO be Happy love gift FOR litis q h.
Cnids he"psake-ROse - d her Laush.
bS Aph>o OF Fsta ia Easy Le'on Freneh-tnur,t.d
Stones for Cb'i-Eood-9 distinct booss-eer.B ~ NJ, C,
Cousin Iu LUIS Tstes-S distinct ~
Ao Poets Of amer sa-td ted BY John Keese-emselh.d I'm
a UNIQUE styl , with - illustrations frc m si.,
wholesale aad retail Al the Bookiorr OF
DRISKER 4 MORRIS.
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II 11tl77VI- 70 TO No-'tE II''-sVD IN' MEALS
= E kTHNHE public is hereby notified, that
sakzza6R.s Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
ia, which IN the mos, complete both day and nigh,
line, and Ghsuslasssd her accommodations running Be
tween Port Watal and Norfolk with the Car from
Richmond and Petersburg As los ony iaH
ding
PASSENGER leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS al 81 A bccakfast Augusta
arrive At Norfolk about O'Clock, p Reiurnins The Augusta
leaves Norfolk A ST. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS A-d S.
TURDAIs r1ssengrrs bakAs. Arriviar AZ or;
Wathai al hall past ~ NJ and Richmond about p ~
will be perceived above that tAi. comfortable and
expeditions lire persons visiting business the
opportunity Of usnsaeng eluTnnE by The boat Of pe1t
moTnng 20 ~ TO be absent from their single only
The Augusta will stop the usua 4ndngs
take and put out travel points OF the
whcre a sgnli mace.
Inc pIbe determination OF the
ProPors keep this line permanently and TO aesomnas
travellers between Richmond IN the best manner and
the lowe
For further tickets OF freight apply At the Dep Of
the Hehmand and Petersburg Railroad Company the
Agent. cs
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w. 5. 81 J. DOMAIN.
Fall Importation Hardware.

the ship "Harkaway, Just arrived in James
- River om Liverpool we ae wing our PAL
CT Isitsn Hardware ard Cutlery We hAv a by re-
cent arval from The Nothern hanufe assortment o.
AHeriean Harsware
Our hporaon the oerent is the arg have ever
made ard y every worthy the puresases We
nave teen careful % get upth a;srl qualities the
arc ef adapt 10 tie wants OF aBd
IRE e AIRED 20 sH al ttai VIII factory We res
P-SuIy iavts Herehlrs snd senray PURCHASERS
ha'oe are, 10 give u a call w 5. n J. DONNAN,
M ~, : -,
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.
GORDON & SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE

1Oh ~ ON Nv NE
OFFER FOR SALE
kn HHDS. ST. CIoix, Porto Rico and Orleans
IS boIes and bbs Iol[ crushed and puVeriIed Sugars
25 boxes and bags Havana aai Brazil Sugar
So hhds Moliscs part prime
30 haIf bbis Sugar house and Orleans Molasses
$40 bags Rio, Il gui6a and Java Coffee
b4ks Mocha Coffee
IS han chests GuBpowder Tea part very superior
hafelests Black do
Tea 10 and IL ID. boxes
900 sizes Sole LEATHER
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los boxes sp,rn n TalOw Candies
10 bags Pepper ard PimenO
10 bags Gineer
600 kegs Nall
$50 bags Shot
30 kegs "Duponts" Powder
800 ieams Wrapping Paper
Cap and Let er Payer
500 sacks Salt
Cheese In casks and boIes
200 doE Red Cords and Leading Liues
rs dox Pat ted Buckets
SO doE Brooms
5000 lbs Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
so blgs Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Gtindsiones
Glass sIiO iOII2
Sperm. ~. and Tanners oil
Couoa Yarns, salipeTe, COpperas. Alum
Indigo, Nader, starch, Wick. Twitr. &c &c.
IRoNioO tons sweJos English nodeEaT County,
pris'ng nearly all sizes round, fat aud square
Sheet lion. Nail Rods
BTEELs-Amenean and English BIstercd
MAYORS Cast and shelr Steel
TIN PLATEs965 boxes Tin Pate. lOHtt iti2O and 1919
CoPPEE-2oOO lbs Brazcrs' sheathnE and Bolt
1900 lhs Wne, assorted szcs, from No. I To 10
Zinc, BAR and Sheet LEAD. &C &C. ssI3
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FARTHER SUPPLY,

BOOTS AND SHOES Wholesale and Retail
Very ChcaPI
R1 Schooner Lowell from Boston the sinh
sber has reevei additional suppy ~ Boots md sAo,,
VIII b. aided 10 his sock hand hi.
Wits he attention Of County Mecbsh M pu cbt, r.rs,
aefAhee that Thy will be sod ct the very IJwes Trees
An olEs those Us; iees we'd f.roulnr VIZ
aehs eHra heavy lack ~ ged BroEai s-vctv rune
DO mtdIum - low pcsd p-EErd Brorans
DO heavy 80 shsd
DO aed add oolsd sewed Bogaa1 o
TO do pGEed soII
10 Houi Cal skin sessd Boots
DO 60 Sea %
Wonsn's Leiiher PeEged wefs4tog
DO Goiiskin BusEin.
boj'' stout Calssin rswsd .,ros,p,
DO thieE Peegsi Brr..p.
NN'' ahe'h 'a7P( ef Hair Trunks srs..
RsS ~ 'vDAH MYERS,
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II. w. a. ,. J. FRY az CO.,
wHoLEsALE DEALERS,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags RIO Cote
500 bar, Leg do
$50 do old white and lava
100 hid, Orleans Sugar, part prime
95 do Rico do do
~ do II CroiI do ID
rs CASKS clarified do
IS boIes NO Loaf do
20 bbls rushed
20 do puvensed
50 hhds Moasses
100 krgs Mails. hest quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
tons Bills cred Steel
and sheer Steel
900 boxes Sperm AMI TalLow Candies
1000 rms wrap. Paper. rait large
800 cap and letter do
eeroons prime Indigo
SO packages G p In2Ia and Black Teas
IS bbls lamp and tanners oi
200 kegs ride and blasting Powder
Bar Lead. shot and Bar Iroa
Madder Alum and Salt reue
CopTeras. Sulphur a.d
Soaps, Mustard, Chocolats, Backing, &C
sIlO AMI IOrl2 Ghss
Col Rope, Cords an Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
SO doEen Buckets
Ground Alum Sack Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper, Sp and Gn-er
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Warn, assorted Nos. Al
factory prices
1-Reeeivnr and forwarding goos attended To. Al
kirds Of produces received on oon'iEnmrnt au 90
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SHAM Ls-SHAML Ar.- The snh.cl

SHANLS-SHAwLS Dr. the subscrfbers
- have in sorsa 'aefor CT sOod, sc
prsrr every ,tyIs A. qlaly.vz-
Rich Fancy SILK
Whhe Emb'i Grape DO
Nerbo nd NoasFn 40
suOer Ca'hmsre and rurserie do VERY pr.tv
Plick AeuEo and Damask
Heivy Paid and suad Ia do y,ry ehs.a
Grape Searhs and Embd Ribbon scarf, a.
Also. Just received by res al aadt.o.aI sao, ~
mont AID California Plaid. Gala, p'P u IAN
= .a"'-os
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
One Dollar 30 Portsmouth, q Norfolk,


FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BALTIMORE,
by the James River and BAY Boats.
GS@SIla.1r The swift and comfortable boats Gun.
= us fEcE AMI ALICE Captains John Davis and ,
Btough leaves the wharf Rockcrs an-na, evs.y u,n
ing sundsys excepted at oeek and Norfnk
ara meet sne Of the Bay Boats IN Hampton Roads Baltimore
J O'Clock
Returning the Curtis PseI and Alice NorR alter
naty morning Sundays excepted O'clock meet one
Of the Bay Boats from Baltimore all the landing, on
the river, going and returning.
Passengers going from Rehmo-d reersburE this eh
and comfortable route whave hae splendid scenery
on james about Hampton Road Portsmouth Norfolk Rip
Raps an Old Point Comfort and sYe tlore by o'clock
she ne Il mornEs Of sleep ether Of The
many routes leaving there that arye IN Wash
ngon CITY 10 breakfast; a days business in Baltimore
and Tiurn that evening O'Clock arrive
Petersburg the evening 5y Richmond by half
past oeloek making the round IMP Baltimore and back
Richmond In sss than three days
Passage and Pare. from Richmond Petersburg "a or ,sna
Portsmouth, Nnolk, (sreakfa aId Included 81 90
RasSaEe and Fare. ron Richmond Petersburg TO OF from
Baltimore bTcakfast and dinner the River Roa, and
supper aud lodging the Bay Boats ineludsd) 90
oe9 HAsRtNs 4 LIBBY.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NEW RAILROAD AND SrEA >. BOAT LINE
Between RichEasnd and Norfolk, Portsu, o utI,.
old Point Comfort, &c Port WaIthaII.
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FUI. HOS TON.

! ~ The Packet schr. GRAND ISLAND, Capt.
Tax Young, having Of her d. viii hwe dis
patch Fo' feght &C aTpy to Capao on ard a. n kes
/ WHAT or TO HENRY FISHER,
ocSI No. 80. Cary Street.
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HfSO knox BREMEN.--Ihg \ / cOppereu az
N u eopperfastcned shin WEST FHAttA. Cspt Wesseis
win load nr uuda Hundred fo about iot $50
ter Flour othe' small freight taken tcafotabc
few cabin passcnEeu also BE- ia e. hpfy
20 HENRY LunLAM n co.
~, nor LlVERPOOL.-The ccppercd ship
f1A u HARS AWAY, cent Cor-lek, daily expected A.
City Point where ths viii oaf delay hafnr reaty an
engaged and ready gnipmrtt fur iHh, appy
I'LL CHARLES PALMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-29

HA NOR NEW YORK. The regular packet
NIX H. COURIER H. Couch mister WIN be ready TO load
Wednesday,. aud hlvinE large portion Of engaged
Dispatch. Fo remainder Of freight appy TO
ma = board HENRY FISHER
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~ NOR LlVERPOOL.-Ihc A copper
NIX h ed Brig Rcsr, Geo IL FLINDERS master, now at
City Point load without delay For fsgh Of 1000
bbs. Flour 10 hhds Tobacco, apply 10
q. It-u CuAS PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
VOLUME XLIH.-NUMBER Sc.

They have cut adriit from the Daily Advertiser,
Atlas and Courier, the time-honored organs Of
the Massachusetts Wings, and established an
organ u their own, The Daily Wing which is
already f~ultering The Volscians. The editor Of
the new paper is Charles Francis Adams,
a worthy son OF John Quincy, and his CO.
adj tutors are Charles Sumner, J. G. Pal
trey, and other men Of great social influence
and eminent talents. There are several country
papers enlisted with The Wings; among them a
most valiant and doughty knight, The Norfolk
American. These young Wings include among
them many Of The choices, spirits in The State,
and they ale fast drawing in many more. There
IS no lnistaking or misunderstanding The points
oil difference between them and The old Wings.
They oppose Abbot Lawrence, Governor Briggs,
Webster and Winthrop, Tor what they consider
the trucking spirit shown 10 The South in the
whole business OF annexation and The appropria-
tons for the Mexican war, by these hitherto ia.
voriIe sons. 1t is not probable tina, Mr.. Win.
throp will ever again represent Boston in Con.
sress. The young Wings may not Immediately
gather sufficient strength 10 carry their own mea-
sures, but it is pretty certain that they are already
strong enough 10 defeat The party in their owr
State. Mr.. Polk may do a good many more
foolish acts than vetoIng the harbor bill, and sill
the Wings will be troubled with their Tribune.
and Expresses, and they will sill BE- to be blessed
But there is one very great comfort for them
they have gained New HAMPSHIRE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
EDUCATION.

ON the first day Of October next, the subscriber will
~ open a School for boys and young men, at the resi-
dence Of his father. two miles above Thompson's y
Roads, in the county Of Louisa.
The direct object OF this School is 10 prepare young
men for admission into the University oil virginia,
while. at the same time, it will afford those who do not
intend to pursue u collegiate course Of study, an oppor-
tuniiy Of acquiring a good classical and scientific edu-
cation.
The catalogue of studies embraces the Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Bellies Lettres and Logic.
TERMs For tuition, board, &C., per session OF hVe
months, S65.
The subscriber has had some experience In teaching,
and gave, IL ia believed, entire satisfaction TO his EN-
blowers. He is an Alumnus Of the University of Viz
einia, and has in his possession ample testimonials oil
his competency to give instruction in the ore-mentIon-
cd branches. For further particulars, address HIN al
Thompson's 4 Rolds, Louisa.
REFERENCES DR.. VIM. u. McGufey, University OF
Virginia; DR.. G. Harrison, University Of Virginia.; mr..
Lucian Minor, Louisa; Rev. X. l.. nabney, University
uf Virginia, AUG. I4-CllstOCI
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MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY
E0p SALE OR EASE.

THIS ACADEMY, which has been duly Incorporated
l by an act of the Legislature, has a healthy ana
pleasant location six miles East Of Hopkinsyllie, Chris
tian county, Kentucky; the Academy, which Is a large
aud convenient building, handsomely finished, and pro
vided with all the furniture and apparatus necessary 10
comfort and convenience, stands in d beautiful grove
near an unfailing spring Of excellent water. About one
hundred wards from tile Academy, there il Just finished
a large and beautiful ediice, Two stories high, with
double portico in front, containing seven rooms, with fire
places IL each, designed as a boarding house FOR stu
dents.
The premises on which these buildings are located,
contain about one hundred aud fifty acres under i'm
provement, together with several hundred acres unim-
proved. There ARE also belonging to the Farm a Patent
Mill, Smiths Ship, Overseer House. Barn, and all Other
necessary out buildings; a good Orchard, OF both Apple
and Peach, and excellent water-adinirably adapted Tor
a Grass or Stock Farm.
These premises, together with all the appurtenances,
are offered for sale at a price that shall not exceed the
cost of improvements. Or otherwise the proprietor,
who, with a view of other pursuits, intends changing
his residence, would lease for a term Of years TO some
gentleman who may wish to procure a situation for a
Country Boarding School. From the healthiness of tho
neighborhood, and the convenience OF the arrangement
OF the buildings, together with the entire absence OF all
causes calculated TO allure the mind Of the pupil from
study, this Institution, 1t Is believed, possesses advan-
tages unsurpassed by any in the Green River country.
IN addition to the above, there are several small farms
IN the vicinity, containing from one to three hundred
acres. with excellent water and good Orchards, and
comfortable buildings, that could be bought or leased on
the most accommodating terms. Time would be given,
a part OF the above property. If sold, the purchaser
could procure Wagons. Ploughs, and stock of superior
quality on the Farm, II he desired, together with every
thing requisite for carrying on a disliIey. Persons de-
string 10 lease or purchase, will please address their lot
tiers post paid 70 The undersigned, al Mount Vernon
Academy, s miles East Of Hopkinsville, Christian coun-
~, Kentucky, where they will receive due attention by
June 30-cm6m WILLIAM MORROW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

"Our association, like every other institution,
must perish when lis destiny is fulfilled, but il
leaves to the world the rich Request OF a bright
example. Hencetonh lei no laborers in the cause
OF enlightened philanthropy despair of final sue
cess. The ~stripling with his stone and sling has
proved ADEQUATE TO The overthrow OF The mighty
giant. Noble ends sought BY noble means more
then compensate for any oTlSInaldlsProporlion OF
physical strength and power. The League slruly
a great lact-a fact gained for humanity, and es-
tablished as an eternal precedent in human inn
provemenl. sRecorded honois shall gather
round lis monument" Tor lis origin was in recli-
lude, lis course in justice, and It's end in blessing"
Thus will it be, we pIedict, with the CONNER
cial reform which received the sanction OF Con-
gress. The people will see its effects and judge
for themselves. We cannot doubt the fullest vim
dication Of the principles Of those opposed 10 a
Tariff monopoly. They are based upon The great
truths o fjaslice and equality, and their operation
will impress them deeply on The popular heart.
We caution The people not to be led aslray by
The party appeals of the Wing press. Whenever
The mischief predicted by the Wings shall result
from The measures Just adopted, let those inca
sures be conference.-the the mean time, let Them
have a full and fair trial. To say lie least, The
Democratic parry is as patriotic and as capable
OF approaching the interests oi The country as
their opponents. Let time decide upon The prac,
teal value of the principles avowed W The i've
n3riies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01

letters from Senior ArrangoiZ contained not even
a suggestion OF anything which could prove in
furious 10 American We did nor
read his letters, but they were promptly proffercd
Tor our use.
MORE OF SANTA ANNA.-Since our las,
publication, (says the New Orleans Picayune of
August 23d,) We have been placed in possession
OF intelligence from Havana, which throws more
light upon The movements Of Santa Anna. The
letters containing them were brought hither on the
4. Soule, 10 be delivered personally, from which
cause they reached their destination ONLY on
Thursday evening last. From one Of these lei
tiers, dated the Sh August we make an extract:
+-'ss. The slow transient English
steamer Arab is chartered 10 sail ,o.nigh, a, IL
o'clock. She clears Tor Sisal, and takes with her
Generals Almonte, Bosom, 1--WE think this should
be Rejon-Eds Santa Anna and family TO Mcxl-
co. The MonIezuma has been undergoing re-
pairs, and was tried a few days since on a plea
sure excursion, but was found TO be completely
OUT OF order.
This letter sufficiently accounts for the non-ap-
peaIance OF Santa Anna al Vera Cruz before the
Mississippi lett there. We announced as far
back as Isl inst, upon the arrival OF he Til. that
Gen. basadre, a former member Of Santa Anna's
Cabinet, sailed from Havana for Sisal and thence
10 Tobasco on The 10Th OF july. We entertain
little doubt that his expedition was designed 10
prepare the way for Santa Anna, by providing
the means Of speedy communication along the
coast from Tabasco 10 Alvarado and Vera Cruz.
and making other necessary preparations. The
latest accounts we have from Tabasco represent,
that Department in mat state OF commolion which
in Mexico prccedes a revolution. The people
were even in advance of The Vera Cruzanos. and
will no doubt flock 10 Santa Annals standard,
now that so many Departments have declared for
him.
We have seen other letters from Havana which
leave no kind Of doubt upon our minds that San
Ia Anna got OIL at The time he expected to DO, the
s!h Of August. We shall expect 10 hear fIom
him next al Vera Cruz, though We fear We NAV
be kept IN a provoking stale OF suspense till The
next English steamers advlces reach us, some
three Wenks hence