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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30

ing out their Cassandra predictions OF disaster W
our arms, from The want OF energy and foresight
in The Administration; but the public have seen
these gloomy prophecies so often ialsihea oy 'he
facts, and have such confidence in The skill ana
valor of the American soldiers that they treat 'he
Wing grumblings as The idle wind.
The Register puts The matter in It's true l'snI
ave should like TO know, seriously, OF some
wing, who in his hatred 10 the administrator mas
mol forgotten that he has yet country, u nc uoe'
not feel ashamed ot the course OIL Inc "his press
in relation 10 the finances OF the country. InSe-
nuiiy seems 20 be tortured 10 discover OF invent
something to put distractions In Inc way VI 'ne
governmental obtain money TO carry on inc wal !,
and every step OF the administration or us onceis
is watched with a spirit OF carplns emmy dnu
made The theme oil daily ridicule and revlling ny
almost every wbig PAPER Their whole oblec!
appears TO be- 10 cultivate with all their power,
feeling of disIrnsl and dislike towards The inea-
sures of the administration, whaleverlhey may DC
and thus prevent as lar as in them lies, inc op-
tanning of the means which the Treasury needs.
The failures, real or supposed, OF the Secretary OF
The Treasury TO negotiate for money, are al re-
pea.ed and exaggerated, in tone OF odious pea
santry, with scarcely disguised sentiment OF III
umph, and hope that the Treasury may become
bankrupt in The midst OF war. II It were Inc
Mexican treasury whose deficiencies they were
watching and hoping for-ii ii were some crea-
lure Of Santa Anna whose search after means to
equip troops TO assail General Taylor the were
seeking TO embarrass and bring into ridicule they
would hardly employ stronger terms, with heart,
er good will, than they use in hunting onl ana
seeking 10 thwart, what they suppose 10 be the
plans Of The Secretary Of the Treasury.
ave repeat, that we should like to hear some
considerate whg who has kept himself so Tree
from The incorporate violence of so many OF his
party, as 10 remember, distinctly, whether he IS
for Mexico or for The United States in This war,
speak his candid judgement upon the morals and
patriotism OF this conduct"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30

Frequently thoughts like the following we'll
expressed views OF The Mobile Register have cross
ed our mind, as we witnessed the daily ebulli-
lions OF the Wing press in their party assaults
against The Administration. But their hostility
is not confined 10 The financial difficulties which
they assume to surround The Administration, and
over which they chuckle so ioyously. II is not
enough for them TO predict bankruptcy, national
and individual, from the new Tariff and Sub
Treasury, which they themselves acknowledge
have no, yet been uied-it is not enough 10 do
every thing in their power to bring abon, such
result, BY raising cry OF "panic, and destroying
public confidence, or to thwar, the Government
in its laudable efforts 10 meet the heavy e1pendi-
lures Of war This is bad enough, in all con-
science-but The Wing press have gone one step
beyond. They seek 10 destroy the moral force
of the position which an insolent Toe hascompel-
led our Government 10 assume. They denounce
this war as the presidents war;" wanlonly
brought upon the country for The sake Of conquest
or "rapine, or to secure his own personal aims.
They assail the war as "odious, alrocous, !abomi.
nable." Their views are eagerly republished by
the Mexican press, as evidence of division
among ourselves. A military officer. pursuing
the legitimate rights of war; seizes and holds pos
session OF Mexican territory as guarantee Of
peace, and forthwith this lawful and necessary
act is sligmatzed as "usurpation Tyranny
The American army achieves victories as bril-
liant and decisive as are 10 be found in history,
and still we hear daily denuncialions oi the Sim
becility" of The War Department. Even now,
the Wing press, with oracular tongue, are pour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
REsnIIRcES OE WHEELING

The Wheeling Argus, after speaking OF the
rapid aud increasing prosperity of Wheeling, re-
ters to The rich specimens of iron ore, which e1-
ist in veins of unusual thickness and abundance,
in the immediate vicinity of The city on both sides
OF The river, and adds, 1--WE have in office very
rich specimen Of The Sulphatc Of Ahiptina, which
has been found on Col. G. w. Thomson's place
within three or four miles Of this city. The
stratum Of this mineral lies exposed in cliff
overhansins Wheeling creek for more than Two
hundred feet exposure, Of from three 10 Ave feet
in thickness. From an experiment, which we
are informed, has been made, the operator is coz
fdent that alum to any extent may be made al
one cent. per pound and probably less. Whether
Wheeling is the head of navigation or not, she is
10 be The centre Of one of the wealthes, and most
fourishing portions of the Union.
"And in addition, il is believed that coal of suf-
hcent fineness for smelling or furnace opera
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30

We see in many papers recommendation
that The 10Th November should be sci apart
throughout the Union as day OF Thanksgiving
for the rich blessings which Heaven has confer
red upon our country Already nine States have
fixed upon that day, and the opinion is Suppressed
that it will be universally adopted. We have
heard nothing of similar observance in our own
Stale, which has never yet adopted the custom.
We refer TO the subject, however, TO introduce
concise and impressive extract from the Prccla-
nation OF Gov. Skunk, Of Pennsylvania. 1t
strikes US as model for such documents. DE
"apponls and recommends" The 26th day OF No
vember to be observed by the people Of Pennsyl-
yania as "a day OF THANKSGIVING TO ALMIGHTY
Cop, for his goodness, vouchsaied TO US during
The past yeaI-in continuing 10 us the blessings
of civil and religious liberty-in preserving US
from the ravages of malignant disease-in load
ing Us with The fruits Of his bounty-in furnish
ing so abundantly the means OF individual, do
meslc and social improvement and enIoymcnt-
and in continuing among US the institutions and
ordinances OF our holy religion, in all their pu-
rifying and elevating influences: and while thus
with grateful hearts we thank Him Tor his good
ness, let US acknowledge our sins, invoke his Tor
giveness, and supplicae his continued favor to
our beloved country. Let US humble ourselves
before Him, that in his holy providence we have
been involved in war with neighhoring repub-
lie. In ourthanksgivinss for the victories he has
caused our arms 10 achieve, lei US commend TO
his compassion The hearts that have been made
desolale by the ravages Of the sword; and ear
nes,ly pray that peace, alike honorable 10 bolh
nations may be restored; and that the whole ia
mily Of man, united in The bonds OF fraternal al.
lection, may go forward in the cultivation ofevery
peaceful and useful art and science, in the ad-
vancemenl OF civil liberty, and the universal dif-
fusion ola pure and undehled religion, correcting
whatever is wrong 10 the condition OF human So
cie,y, 10 the achievement of that high and holy
destiny contemplated in The purpose OF Infinite
henevolence u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30

ced by the shot and shells from Very Cruz, prev-
Gus 10 the surrender of the castle. But the null
lations and destruction did not materially affect
the strength of the place. Very few OF the guns
had been disodged; even the outer batteries were
not injured so as to render them Ineffective, with
the exception Of gap of ruins in one or TWO
places. There is about miles breadth OF sea
running between San Juan d. Uloa and The town
OF Vera Cruz.
allow strongly and skilfully this fortress is
protected by ar The reader has now some idea;
but San Juan d. Ulloa is equally protected by
nature; for while the defences of art which have
briefly described are chiefly devoted 10 the side
and angle facing the town, those angles which
face The main ocean on the opposite side, or back
oflhe castle, are projected by long SUGGESTIONS OF
rocky reefs, utterly deiying the approach Of any
vessels OF war. Many black and rouing wrecks,
visible even at high water, alesed some Of the
natural 'lerrors OF the place But in these days
it is generally understood by all military men
that no place is impresnable, and tha, thorough,
soldiers, well differed and led, can, and will, and
do take any place. Al what cost, is not The
question The thing can be DONE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT

THE subscriber, having an only son in The West ;,
having recently lost the Tie which has srna,a,.,
him from his only child, and rendered his locaton .
Virginia no longer desirable, viii sell has me i rliy
and desirable Estate, in he county Of Brunswck n,
least one fourth less than II could have been Obtain
SIX weeks ago. The dwelling house for comlori n.
good architecture is not surpassed, with large kitch,
offices, &c.,-n fact, all necessary houses for ls,.
farm. The dwelling Is superior, and beautifully +
eytrava2antyl fnrnishrd-wth all that Is comor,,,
for family provided for the ensuing year About !,
hundred head of hogs, ffly sixty sheep fine .o
Of cattle Of The Durham breed, among which ar, H..
yoke of oxen, and three ready TO work, with i've !.
CONS, and horse cart, and every variety of agrcp
raj implements.
The farm contains 400 sixty acres, about III N.
dred supposed in maiden land, part grown nj in.
much Of which will bring good tobacco. II lie. on H.
waters of Great Creek for perhaps q mile and i haf
with large proportion Of flat land, capable of he1
est improvement with little labor The Estate j. mn .
wateIed with numerous springs, and The hat Ind (
the branches is easily irrigated Tor meadow or water H.
any machinery.
Ii IL desired 10 sell the whole Estate stands WI
about four hundred barrels corn cats, fodder ana H.
present crop Of tobacco supposed 10 be from 20 Ia q II
pounds in the process of cure.
lots, of 10000 hills EACH and one Of O,DOO, and IN
100 10 200 900 flesh land lying in clover for the as,s
years.
one third Of the purchase money Will be required a
cash. the balance viii be accommodating 10 The pgrrl
ser, and possession given Immediately.
Application can made 10 the subscriber. living on n.
estate il IL presumed none Will purchase mthuAi
first viewing for themselves.
Oct 9-c4W ID. j. CLAIBORNE =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
GENERAL COLLECTING AND LAND
AGENCY OFFICE

rrHoMAs D. TlLFoRD, (ArroRSEr At LAW and
i RILEY C. SAMUEL, have associated themselves
in the above business, under the firm OF TlLFOKD x
SAMUEL, Frankfort, Kentucky.
This Office is established particularly to enable non
residents TO know where they may apply with certainty
10 have any kind OF business promptly attended To-
Their first object will be TO obtain collecting business
and they hope by vigant collections and prompt remit
tances 10 get full share of patronage. One oil the
firm will be constantly At Frankfort, 10 attend 70 all
communications and The other will be always travelling
through the Stale ,,
They will also attend to surveying, settling establish
ing leasing or selling all land claims placed under
their control. They will attend TO the payment OF
taxes on The lands OF nonresdents and take the neces
sary steps to lands redeemed when they have been
forfeited to the Stale for the payment OF taxes due.
The general acquaintance of the hrm throughout Ken
lucky and their situation the seat of Government,
will give them decidedly lie advantage over any other
agents in the State. ,.,,
r.T All letters addressed to TILFoRo < SAMUEL,
at Frankfort, Kentucky, tpost pald,l VIII neei Win
INSTRUMENTATION s. Page, Second AUDITOR
Honorable R. Letcher, Frankfort, Kentucky; Honor
able John n. Bolts, Thomas Rutherford, ESQ; Rich
mond Virginia; A. n. Blakey, Madison Court House,
Virginia; John G. Beale, Fauquier county, Virginia;
Charles james Faulkner, Martnsburg, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
MOUNT VERNON ACADEMY
EOP SALE Or LEASE

THIS ACADEMY, which has been duly incorporated
/ by an act of the Legislature, has healthy aud
pleasant location six miles East OF iiopknsve, Ihrs-
iian county Kentucky; the Academy, which is a large
and convenient building, handsomely finished, and pro
yided with all the furniture and apparatus necessary 10
comfort and convenience, stands IN beautiful grove,
near an unfaing spring of excellent water About one
hundred yards the Academy there is just finished
4 large and beautiful edfce, two stories hieh, WIN
double porco in 'front.' containing seven rooms, with IRE
places in each, designed as boarding house Tor STU
dents.
The premises which these buildings are located
contain about one hundred and fly acres under I'M
provement together with several hundred acres linm
proved There are also belonging TO the Farm Patent
MILL Smiths Shop Overseer House Barn, and all other
necessary out buildings good Orchard of both Apple
and Peach and excellent extraordinarily adapted Tor
Grass or Stock Farm.
These premises, together with all the appurtenances
are offered for sale price that shall not exceed the
cost of improvements. Or otherwise the proprietor
who, with n view Of other pursuits, intends changing
his residence would lease for term o years TO some
gentleman who may wish 10 procure situation ioI
Country Boarding School, From the healthiness OF Inc
neghborhood, and the convenience oil the arransehen,
Of the buildings together with the entire absence Of all
causes calculated 10 allure the mind OF the pupil from
study, this institution, II Is believed, possesses ausah
tages unsurpassed by any in the Green River county
In addition 10 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 Tins would be gwen,
Negroes at valuation would be taken i'll exchange for
part of the above property. II sold, the purchaser
could procure Wagons. Ploughs and stock ot superior
quality on the Farm IL he desired, together with every
thing requisite for carrying dstilery Persons de-
string lease purchase Will please address trr let
ters post paid The undersigned, ut Mount Vernon
Academy, miles East of Hopkinsvile, Christian coun-
ty Kentucky where they will receive due attention by
June 3O-cmGm WILLIAM MORROW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
\ Valuable Estate
IN The COUNTY OF ORANGE
MARKET

i ~" at, ous I" sc either portion, or the wboi. /,
r. ny Gnu upon Inc Rapid Anne River, in the COM.
OF orange. rms Estate is esteemed by those 49,
naa ~ .Iua y mol superior, 10 any in this re- eiou
assessor Va'ue Is as high any in the countv ~ y
Tract is supposed To contain aboui eno ,css rs
wiring 70 sell either the whole or 800 ncrrs am
the buildings; II divided, full pronor,ion u, 49,,
could be allotted 10 each part ADJOINING ms
acres, there are also 30 acres Of very valuable
land, which can be had. The Two united ,yo,,s isd
OF The past Summer, my lands do not pr- .'oaah'
usual growth oil grass, yet their fine adaptation \,
To all grain crops, and 10 tobacco, Is we'll known -
vicinity. There are Go of the riches, IN, ~ u,
ana on one part of this deposite from the no., ~
cent To enrich al least 200 acres It's aunfi. ~ sul
ing on this Farm has been consumed by in. 80 g
walls are still good, and can he fully renai,.s '"t
oil Sou the contract price offered By an e,c.Il, ps
man. These walls are 81 feet by 10 fee, ~, "o's
win an excellent cellar. The cost Of wood NJ, "iy
depend upon lis execution. The timber ho.. "iuss
aDunoaht on the land, and there are two S,u Al
aiSilhtiess than one mile. The contirui,y NJ ~ '
nilis, TWO Grist Mills, large FIGURING Mil ma ,'
ihs " ooiirn FACTORY, must add essentially ~ IN
Vehience ana value of this Estate The Iac,,, Z.
sucn' tnat " cannot be made pass way AND =, 49,"
nai! removed from annoyances OF an Nina ~
,se' ms oeen surveyed, and company is uov f,,
lns, WIN most naterng prospects OF oo.nns MN
lioH IRON this Farm 10 Frederic sbure; and ne t,s,s
from Gordonsvie Depot Of Louisa Railroad i oni, T.
miles The buildings standing are an eYcrlI.r,
hlichen, win four rooms, Mea, House a Da,y
large Framed Stable, Barn. Corn and Tobacco Hon..
ana necessary Negro Cabins. The eaidrn Is prodt,
i've, anu the ard beautiful with an extensive moa.
ana TWO years, with or without interest, a. may !,
agreed between myself and the purchaser. An nnGn,
tionable title will be conveyed.
Orange, MAY l2-ctf C. MACON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
DpSIpapIE FARM FOR SALE

TIME subscriber, intending TO engage IN other busl-
i ness, offers for sale the very desirable Farm on
which he resides, generally known as tarts Bottom
buttom land. in as high state OF Improvement as any
farm in Virginia, lying in compact form Immediately
along the North River, al all times navgabe Tor small
battraux and miles from James River The neigh
borhocd Is healthy. intelligent, and away from all re-
sorts for dissipation, and within short ride OF Lexlng
ton, with its 1ourishing Literary Institutions me
farm is capabc OF yielding between two and three thou
sand barrels OF year, or tobacco in proportion,
and may be converted into stock farm; or dstilirry
may be conducted by one 50 disposed with as much
pront as any where there being every convenience
The farm for the purpose. long credit would be given
if desirable by securing the purchase money with inter
Virginia. WIN. A. READ.
Ssnt Is-rw5W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL y
LEGE

j following charges, payable for the mrs.
advance: .,s,,;
White patients ,er a"'
Coored patients .,ia.4
These charges include Board, Medical a. !.
opera,ions when required, nursing, mra'''"
every necessary service. -. aI,r'
Ss,,r,,e anSrttnents are assigned 10 tne -,
.,.s.ss M patients Private rooms can be
IN additional charge of 81 per week I 1nie,,..of.
an Are under the charge OF three Of the =
tbe College, for prescribed periods n ,oa.,, n
Surgical cases are committed 10 ne ~ ob.t,u
The attending Physician and Surgeon vi' ,sh@le =
m,ion daily, and in cases Of difficulty, We
Irse Faculty is called in consultation "i'''
expense to the patient. .,, ,hr eountry, ."
Gentlemen sending patients from '"s
please give city reference ,,,,pIS Pfesijshl
Oct. 23-ctf .. "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
HICKORY HILL FOR SALE.


THIS valuable estate will be sold publicly on the 10Th
day of November, 1876 If fair, If not the next far
dav il lies on Willis river, in the county Of Cumber-
land and contains about l,o6o acres, Of which about
a5O i low grounds $50 cleared high land, and the ba
lance In woods II well adapted 10 the growth OF to-
bacco wheat and oats, and has all OF the necessa
~ houses in the cultivation Of these crops Also good
dwelling house, with orchards and every thing necessh
~ for the comfort OF family IL is situated imnedi
atsy upon navgable stream, about half way between
the TWO villages of Cairo and Curdsve, both al which
places afford market for wheat. IL is also within u
miles of Farmvie. The fertility lths estate, It's ioca
lion as regards health and society aud s easy access 10
Market constitute one Of the most valuable estates IN
middle Virginia. Previous To the SALE there VIII be
crop Of wheat seeded the land and every thing Kept
in proper condition for the next years cultivation Of the
estate.
TERMs-Equal payments ofone, two and three years
Immediately after the sale Of the land, me STOCK,
Crops Of all Sorts and Plantation Utensils, VII he sold
The Stock is very superior -
There will also be sod at the same time, very supe
rior Piano. ,
The subscriber, living on the Estate, VIII take plea
sure in showing to any person wishngt purchase or
in attending 10 any communication addressed 10 MIN,
nj Ianphot mes Tavern, Cumberland. -
(ict. q-cwtdg w u. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-30
VALUABLE EARN For SALE

THE subscriber wishes To dispose Of his Farm, 81.
i ated on South Anna River, near Bowlss' Facto'
adjoining the lands Of Thomas NJ. Anderson, Albert
Bowles and others, containing about three hundred ~
seventy five acres large portion Of which is very
!iiable low grounds, well adapted TO Corn Wheat ~
Tobacco situated III respectable neghhorhood, and
we'll worth the attention Of those wishing to pnrcha.
houses. Mr.. a. B. Nnckols who is now living on Il
Fam, will take pleasure in showing II Ia any per-.
wishing To purchase
Also, another Tract, Of about one hundred and NJ
acres, about mile South of the above named Tia
a large portion of which Ii in woods.
For terms, apply 10 Mr.. William ID. Johnson, litr
near the above named lands, the subscriber, lisr
in Richmond, and may be found Al the Store of w
J. Saunders. JAMES HOLMAN
San Oh--cuhWs