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DIED,
On the 29h inst, RoBERr McCARrHY. son Of q. Nc.
and Elizabeth Tomlin, In The 18th year OF his sQe.
The friends aud acquaintances Of the family se request
ed 70 attend his funeral This afternoon nj 2 O'Clock, from the
residence Of his father, near Church Hnl.
10 Memphis, Tenn. on the 18th inst, DR.. WAR
CHRfsTtAv. n native of Charles City county, Va, who emil.
grated TO tho former place In 1895.
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MISS HILL,

The ~brdted Infant Pianist,
90 TEARS OF AGEJ
AS the honor to announce to the citizens Of
IL Richmond. that with the assistance OF her father. she vii
give a CONCERT OF VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Al
the EXCHANGE HOTEL, on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct the %.
pT Doors will be open at 7 O'Clock commence at =! precisely.
0r Single Tickets so cents Gentleman and two ladies' 81 10
be had at tie bar and at the door
9C Programme Of the concert win be given in a nriure adyer.
tfaemeut. o., 4
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LIFE ASSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 90 CorphilI, London.

BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
'TNH1S Institution embraces important and sub.
Il -nantal advantages with respect to life assurance aud de
femd annsties The assured has on all OCCASIONS. the power tn
borrow, without expense, OF forfeiture of toe policy. twothiid. OF
the premiums paid t>e table, also the option Of se'eetinx bene-
MS, ami the convention Of hIs interest, to meet other COW, nienees
or necessity.
Assurances for terms OF years at the lowest possible rates.
DIVISION OF PROFITS.
The remarkable success aRd increasing pro ipcrity Of the soeiety
has enabled the Directors, at the last annual investigation, To de
clare a fourth bonus, varying from rs to IS per cent. on the re
mium- paid on each policy effected on the profit scale.
ENAMPLEs.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOOKS,
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POW. ROBERTS, d. c.
Commissioners office, CIR o, RroHsoSp,l ,
u 90 LaLa

W ALL persons having claims against the es-
nis or Joseph fancy deed, late CT the county OF EsseI, are hereby
required To present them before me on or before the FIRST day Of De
e'mseI' 1896 that ! may audit and report upon them, in obedience
to the foregoing order. NJ b. PoITIAUN, Mr.. Com'r.
Sept 90, 1876. oc I-wsw
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THE NEW DIsCIPLINE-Just Published.
vTNHE Doctrines and Discipline Of the Metho.
Il dtd Rphcopal CbuIeh South. Pnee IS eebtt Just publish
ed. For sale by NASH 4 wOODHoUsE,
ocI 1879 Main Street.
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DIED,

on The 29ih inst BY Elder Jsmes Henshan, NJ RGCHD SMITH
90 Ms ANN BROOKS, MI Of mis- city.
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RhSUhlts OFFICE, Easement Rooms Eagle
ID Hotel, 1874 Street.
for ims day CThur.day), drawing ~reeeivedai 7 O'Clock. Prizes.
$4,000, OOOO, 5000 1000, 1901, 90 ofI0OO, &C. rs Nos. ~ drawn
Iiekets Sf-shaTes In proportions. Sales close in the above This
evening at >! O'Clock. Tickets and shares To be had q
J. u. BIGGER.
For to morrow-Se25OO Tickets q. Aiso-stOOO: TekrtssI
a splendid Scheme for Saturday, October Sd: TO- 900
Dollars Capital! Tickets only $40.
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke, 1855:
2 Ga 40 l6 10 Is 50 CO 10 80 4s 81 30
Half 10 90 62-S2OO sold by RccRR
Delaware. Class 232:
50 IS IS % III 40 Q3 81 * o6 An n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01

No l-for the District commencing az Richmond, south
Of tho Charlottesville Road and the Three Chopped Road
70 tho upper end Of tho Couny-Thomas $. Dicksn. pa
win Hill and Dr. John N. Powell.
No2-For the District north Of the same boundary, and
extending 70 tho Meohaniesvilo Turnpike on tho east
Richard y. Gooch, Francis Staples and ID. w. HaxalL
No 3-For tho District between the Meohanicsvle
Turnpike and the Williamsburg Road 10 Bottoms Bridge
Or. John r. Garnet, G.. VI. Savage and J. Reynolds
Trent
No For oil that portion Of tho County below tho last
mentioned Road 10 tho Charles City line and James River
-Wm. II. Richardson, DR.. w. f. Gaines and Chs. y.
Wilkins.
The said Committees, or either Of them, are authorized
70 exsmino tho Farms Of members Of tho Society pHA
out the County.
tits respectfully recommended 10 those Committees to
organize as soon a. possible, 20 ss to obtain a view Of the
growing crops Of wheat, oats and gTsss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-01
FARMS

RsssiUsd, That tho following Committees be appointed
" make agricultural tours Of inspection through the several
Districts 10 which they are respectively asinRnod, com
mencing early enough % ahord them views Of the crops Of
small grain and grass, and continuing the inspection 20 IS
TO embfsee al the crops; and 10 report 10 the Society Al
H. Fell Meeting, the state n agriculture within the bounds
OF the SOciey-ios suggest such means as 70 them may ap-
pear orpedieni, for Rising the staniard Of agriculture and
especially Tor dihusirg information, and encouraging and
improving the prOpfietoB and culuystors Of small farms
That they be authorized 10 recommend premiums or Other
rewards Of merit in such eases ne they msy doom worthy.
subject 10 the approval Of the Society. No report, howe
ver' "a DO made upon any farm without the consent Of The
proprietor.
ResolDsd, further, That these Committee be authoriz.
ed 10 tl vacancies. and 10 odd 10 thdr numbers. a. they
NAV find nnrna.aru.
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saenrico AGRICULTURAL and Horticul-
tura1 SocIety..

OVtobAk MkLriNG, 1916.
The Executive COMMITTEE, in presenting a lis, Of the
soele'y's premiums for tho present year. feel called upon
TO appeal again most earnestly To the farmers OF the eoan-
" 10 come forward promptly to its support. I. is for their
oeneh' chiefly that Agricultural Societies arc established.
snu TO mem therefore IL more especially belongs to sustain
them.
Inc Agricultural and Horticultural Society Of Henrico
county commenced little more than Ave years ago, with
hNe members-yet in the course of a few months, and so
ITS numbers increased to more than 800; and by those c-
utens u mas ever since been principally sustained. whilst
inc great body OF the farmers. aud even some of tho most
wealthy, have given IL no support whatever. There are,
Hs uue, To be found among its members some of the
most devoted. jealous and active famers-but they con.
sutu'e a small minority Of the sgriculturisis OF the county;
ana the great majority who give il no support, arc fully
able TO sustain two or three societies. We respectfully
urge that this state Of things ought not longer to continue,
and we hope this appeal to the public spirit OF non.subscri-
bcfs will not be in vain.
To the liberal supporters of the Society in the City, this
COMMITTEE feels It wholly unnecessary to address an ap-
peal Tor continued support-satished as they are, that in
the past there is a sure guarantee for the future, so long
as the Society shall DO conducted upon tho principles thus
TAR approved and sustained. Aud we trust that in the i'm
proved and increased supplies Of the City Markets, Ia va
rions neesssaries and luxuries, the products OF rural labor,
these generous patrons will receive ample remuneration.
The next exhibitions Of tho Society will take place at its
annual meeting, in the City of Richmond. in the month Of
october, with q p~loushing match. Notice OF the day OF
commencement and OF the places OF exhibition, will be
given in due time.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NEW RAII.ROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
betNcen Richmond and Norfolk, portsmouth,
Old Point Comfort, &c., Port waIthnII.
FARE REDUCED TO rs Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance at J.. w. RAN.
a. cos bookstore and MINI.

w evening, $4,000. COCO. 5000. 1000. 1901. 30 Of
1000, 10 OF 500, &c. IS nos, IL drawn. Tickets "a
Drawn numbers of Pokomoke, class Is5.
60 10 l6 10 10 So 81 IS 80 IS 81 80.
nan Ticket Nos 10 i9 62, 5000; both sold and paid
Quarter do do 10 80 g., $500; by
Drawn numbers Of Delaware, class 232
SO IS IS - ii 30 % 81 Is IS 40 40.
bs r'' Do N So II % 20 a. $50; all old and paid
Quarter do do 81 10 SO. 500; by
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
OPINIONS UPON TIE COM
OF THE WAR.


Recent Cv.nl' (s1Y' the N''
Cou'l"'& En4n'fcrl nave we
'nu"sifAi'd Nc Impfnc''o',"y o. va
Alr1lcoNn Monterey, ana 'h' "''.'
IN invading army !" 'pe N'''
march nom '"c - c"''' ~ '"' l'
N No''mo'f me 'p'""{ w.
ham as Ne nave "l',aIy, '"a. va,
iccrs with some honorable 'Accp''A
not covered themselves WV" g"N
.,o,o, -" Of S'o"Ie'Cyi- o 49,, =.
No., c,,,oo, '' we '''! w =
a a, -, ,,..,,o ,.,ran lnya...1 ''''' .
~ '"' , Ho' ~ ',.",, 49,, sufficiently .D.
~" ~" )" ;
M. y ,,:o, ,t.,, .,oso, N ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

~ bat asked, the dr-cus,on had Ia.
lcn such = Jir,cl,oa that he lsli he could
not doa The tesolu,nu had besn oppos
.ed aud their delay IA lis passage would
b. constructed INTO a doub Of rs prop',siy
IT. contained single propostioa, and the
senate could act as well uJon u now rs
ever
Mr. Krmbir sii ! il d,i strike him, ,hs,
he Senator did no, sx,rud the courtesy
which those who asked were entitled to
Why this SUDDEN religious Zeal that mani.
t SIS ns-li npon the part Of the Senator y
The thanks r,tufn,d would he ss accep,a.
bic nj snv time hence rs tomorrow Nay,
II he trlings expressed were really rnlrt
taIncd hv III. gentleman these thanks were
already ascending TO the Governor Of the
universe, snd He knew H. 10 do this
there Wns no NECESSITY to. await a formal
occasion he hrftri from his honorable
colirdgue IN regard to tho p'opfiriv of thu
act proposed He thong bit the soldiers who
ionchl our battle we're justly ,ntitledlo our
syupnthy. and tina, We should devou,y
rtturn thanks Tor the success that had
rFnWntd lhtf nuns W hnt,sff might b.
his l"rhngs respecting lhc nccrssily of the
var. sail ne would rcjuicr N its successful
prosecution But out OF courtesy TO Srna.
tors ~ 10 wanl,d time TO consider, he hoped
the resolution would be laid on tbs iablc,
50 iho, afler consideration !, night bs1Ren
up and properly dI'pos d Of.
The qncstIun wus then taken nol resulted
, 10 the tiinitIvc yeas % nays J. messn.
Harrington tl,n"t, Fiheld, Par, ROBIN.
Iusuu Smlh, and N,Ius ,olIng II the neg
alive.
Mr. Chiuendcn called up The billestendIne
the charter lihe Farmer SD nix II Orwell,
AM II va. passed.
A mess tgc was received from he House
Announcing us non occurrence II the Srn
atc amrnImrnt to the bill IN construction OF
the act Incorporating the Connecticut and
Pass lnpsl, Rivers Railroad Company.
Mr. Brddley hoped that the Smale would
not rccelc from the amendment
Nj Villas moved to adhere carried.
Adjourned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
TIE EMPIRE STATE AWAKE.

The great political parties Of the State OF
New York are now thoroughly aroused to
the Importance of tho work before them, and
the canvass preceding the coming election
is going on with spirit which is seldom
seen elsewhere Tho wings have ticket
Of which they may well feel proud--and
with tic exception Of tic expected rrovlires
OF tho Courier and Enquirer, and the faint
praise of the Express it seems to meet
with hearty cheer throughout the State.
Mr. Webb Of tho Courier and Enquirer, hav
ing tried all political parties, would now. it
appears, test the particular merits of the
different points of each lie may find this
n pleasant occupation while i'll the Wing
rank; but when he comes to resume his
democratic trouscrloons' lie will find that
the Progressive Democracy will give him
work in abundance The activity Of a "bcc
in tar pot will be as nothing compared
with that which he will be forced then to
exhibit But notwithstanding these c1crcs-
ccnccs which family oycrshadow the political
horizon, the star OF hope to New York and
the Union, is still luminous 1t is to be
hoped that the Empire State will follow in
the track opened by Ohio and Pcnnsylya-
lila. Her manufacturers, her mechanics
and her agricultmists, all join the cry raised
by Peuusy vania, Ohio. and all the North
for the repeal of tie odious BnITIsn IA
HIrr! The eye Of every true Wing in The
Union is now turned upon New York. Lc
tie Wings Of :lat state but do their ful
duiy-and we will rejoice with them Owe
.heir victory.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
THE RECENT ELECTIONS

From the returns which continue to pour
~ upon US from the didrrent States that
have already held their elections 1t would
seem that locoi,cuism IS on IT'S last legs.
The glorou, news from pennsy lvanIa Of
the election Of II uhig members of Con.
grc.', i. quickly followed BY the no less
gratifying result Of The election in ONO ,
while 10 Florida and Alabama everything
shows gain 10 the good cause. Thc 10.
cotoco Chief young Hickory MS he may
be-will fGd ere long that his shoulders
arc no, broad enough or strong enough 10
sustain the lond which he hn: assumed No
Young Hickory cnn withstand the blisof de.
nunclatlon which will soon sweep over this
land when the voice Of free people is heard
explosive Of the de,csla,ion Of the net. OF
the present administration The wrr with
Mcxico-lhe Sub.Trcosuty schemc-thc
substitution of British Tariff for the Wing
Tariff oil 1912 with other causes combined.
are fact oprnIng the eyes oflhe pcoplet to the
corrup,lons Of the present party in power,
and to the true character Pfou present
Executive The Qoesicn of"Who is Jas
K Polk p will no, much longer be nsked
The people are TO their sorrow md shame
ins, finding out. no, only uho but ,rhdt he
is, and we trust and believe that they will
not again soon impose the burhens OF gov
eminent on such another Young Hickory
rs Mr. Polk prove. him.cIf,o be
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
SUPREME COURT

Tie following appointing, :. .
year 'nsu,nc, were made by IL,
tutc on Friday last -
STEPHEN ROYCE. Cs.t
unanimously,
ISAAC + RE DFiELD l,l
Judge, unanimously
MILO l. BENNETT. 2lA,,l--
!Rrnneu ll5, DAo'el krIlo,.isN,
@ Whmcrmorc ls Stauerrc f.
DANIEL KELLOGG al
Julg", nnanI,n,usly
Inland HALL 4,bAur,.,.
-tlall ll2 Robert Plcrpo,ol q, n.
Roberts, Jr. g, Prerp1io, l.aln , +,
Kellogg 3
CHARLES DAVIS, jh A,.,
Judge Unanimously
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

TIM NV YoRK MAHKrr.-We learn
from the Express that the New Yurk
market, considerably excited a, Gra ty The
Cnledon'a'' news, has become more quiet.
and articles which were fuc,ualng from
hourto hour have become finn again
Some -four merchants awaited thcms yes
o'lAo excitement while 1t lasted onI push.
el Of All they had Oher were uo; %
wise, and -four has fallen back to s1 dol
Il's. Cotton has gone up Is cen, per 10
Ashes % a so cents Corn 5 crns. and
Wheat 10 Gents o bIshcl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

GAME or ESQ VI NA''D a.
are clad to Sc that our youna 49,,
ter Lancdon. has succeeded in bringing
new and improved edition Of his IL, r
c,;ing game Of English History This cdi-
ton is in point Of style and manner Of exc
cution, far superior to the frst;-aud aside
from the intrinsic worth Of these cards
which we have before spoken of-the spirit
and perseverance Of Master L., as displayed
in the execution Of this work, entities lin TO
the favorable consideration Of the friends Of
industry and genius, in his native State.
The GAME or AyERICAS STORY AND
Glory" by the same author viii soon be
published in Boston. II is understood that
this work will be got UP in elegant style, TO
correspond with the cards Of the first men
ii ned game
Mr. James Mpnroc OF Boston is the
Wholesale agent for the sale Of these cards,
and country dealers can be supplied by him.
". +. c. Stoddard of this place. and l. C.
HToodpard Of Cnstcton, have also a supply
for sale
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
TIE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 90.
AUTUMNAL MUSINGS.

Autumn with her golden fruits ind pur
pie howcrs--acr richly ynricgated forest TO-
liz tc-hcr gorgeous sunset skies aud nights
Of glltcring stars. has once more been upon
us;-aud now, the fallen lear-tle withcr-
ed flowers, and the chill ard hollow moan
ing Of hor night winds, aimonish man OF the
final destiny of all things upon the earth,
and Of the rapidity with which the wheels
of time are impcllng him on to his doom
the Autumn Of his lie.
Gentle tho these ndmonitions may be Gas
the ad.aontious Of Nature ever are J they
are none the less eloquent and should not
pass UNDECIDED. We know that much has
been said and written in bitter condcmna-
ion Of this ;, called gloomy period, and
We, it is to ,~eu, (and as it should be to alb
the ia,,,ite season Of the wear II mel
lowncs-, aad the s,mlr' gravity o. * o
which it bears unon its brow, slould at least
protect It from the cbVsc that Is 50 tree,
heapcd upon it-whilc It's solemn mtin and
r1sl'tlcss power, surely, should command
from ~ due and becoming reverence. -
Aatumn, it IS true is full Of many cmblelns
OF the sorrows and sad realities Of li-e-yet
IN her rich and abundant fruits, we see the
type Of that reward which is promised to an
who DO good upon the earth, aud to whom,
not Spring-bnt AUTUMN is the season Of
their happicsi hours and brightest hopes.
Spriag has long been regarded as the pc
culIar season o.; Hope; and Youth is ever
called the spring time ollie If man lived
only for the present lie then would the
comparison, 50 often used, be perfect lfhc,
like the lly or the rose was to bud and
blossom only TO pass away before the first
irosts Of Autumn-lning only in smiles and
slnshiac-a"d 2 no DARK future rose BE-
fore hIm! then indeed Nth the rose, might
he rest hls thoughtful head upon his bosom,
and mourn his short lived glorics But
.rt't AUTUMN ends this TdraIrI As the
fl ~"r, orthc field leave the earth to give
... perhaps - .airr b as ~ In .oming
season, 81 passes away in the autumn Of
life, mortal man The aged one. whose
,hrivclled limbs and whitcncd hicks betokcp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

FLORIDA From The rcurus Of
lection IN this State Tor mcmLcp
grcs. 1t would seem tha, Mr. (lA
whig canl,d4le...and who was r.
chercl on, Of his sca'-".hes s',o.'
clrcuou by such a mNJouy ns W.'
oGhr- hol Ing his scat without qI,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

Samuel Bemdn, Esq, (whig) q
maxwell known TO many OF our p
is probably elected TO n sea, IN Gu
from the district la'I represented !
Iancey
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

Justify Mr. polk in ordcrn, .
CESSATION Of this armi,,icr A.. =
coolest thing We have seen. T.
ecihcr worse than the char
against the Mclicans that h..
per bullets.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
THE BEEEER BEEEEx

A few weeks .,oce, our Dyr,r hire,
a small bait IN the way ofa6lb b,e,,.
was vcrnclously seized by our fnen! /,
Voice. After due lbcmlon ,h, 4 q,
spake to our imp on the subject o. r.. i,
exhibited to hi. n,,on,hrd ynn'
FOUNDER intending double" loBul
Il on hi, own first showing Bura.
evident that The Voice klowsbH ,
the true character OF our deWl--na,i,
the rroinder Of the Voice ha, I'd
much tine TO the examination Ct u;r,
matters The following is lhcu.
investigations so fir n, d, regarI, 81
lie GuIs that Marcus StoIliI o. Vi
town, raised the present year 4bol't
ing 90 pounds, the Inrces, Of wDs. 4
ing 70 | 2 pounds which We h'y'
Office Ga two square Tols Of gto.-I
s. raised 81 bushels
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

The Washington Unlon says ca
is preparing to pcflorm icals We
add new trophy to the large amn'
chnrnc,eristlc OF tina, btunch oil Ii. 4
service
We think all will agree TINT Il i
time they were about H.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

But there arc many to whom all seas.
ons are alike AMI the lessons taught by
them, are by such, deemed as Of nothing
worth Yes, to the scnsualist and the dew
otcc Of mummon, nature is ever pleading ii
vain
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-25

At.tNtls - tttr tfsf ftti1 ~ Esatlaa
poiosi A number 1T Mmiliar Mex:con
inces have suddenly disappeared from our
streets, and il is supposed That a, least 400
have Jeff here 10 join Tie Mexican army:
most ofwhom have been working for orr.
government aud private individuals fosihe
last four months. Even some az those
who went from Malamoros and joineafhe
armynl Monterey, afler returning 10 tlleir
homes. have hnckled on their nrtnor, and
started once more 10 measure swords with.
us.
The correspondent of,lie Picnyune writ.
ing from Monterey under date October
ooh, has the following:
Tie weather Is getting so cool at night
and morning thai fires would be comforia-
ble-iii truth they IRE necessary 10 real
comfort; but there IS NOT solitary FIRE
place ia Monterey! AS loiruii, we have
enough. The road between Saltillo and
this place IS lined with dohlseys and mules,
loaded with oranges. apples, pears, lemons,
ponegrnnaies, &c banolins, ETC. etc. All
these grow ia Monterey, but the two
Armies here nearly clenred The y0srnhm.
Der Of orchards oflhcir fruits. The mar.
kel, near tho mniIl plaza, IS filed with
meat, vegetables and frliil