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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
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THE TRUE SPIRIT.

VIM. H. peterborough, Esq, has welcomed
the unanimous nomination OF "that whole-souleu
Democrat VIM. A. Kan," by the Democratic
Convention OF Florida, with the masnanimty
which we knew belonged to his character, anu
with the wisdom and patriotism which ne mas
always evinced. So far from being disaPpoin'-
ed al his own name being dropped, he reIoices
at chic happy result, and the unanmity WIN
with which il was effected" He says Of MT.
Kahn "He is man upon whom we all can
learlcssly and safely rely" But he goes farther
and invokes his own friends 10 sink all personal
feeling and warmly unite in supper, of the no
minee, for the sake of the cause. We quote
his admirable sentiments, in letter 10 Inc
Floridian, as applicable to every section OF
the country. We cannot be defeated, il the
Democratic party, looking TO the success OF
principles and not men, will rally around
those individuals who shall be selected BY ma
orily OF the party as the true and able champi-
ons OF the Republican faith. Let all our friends
carry out the doctrines so strongly laid down and
SO admirably prac,ised by VIM. II. Brocken.
brough, and the assaults of The Wings upon
the Democratic phalan1 will fall hurlless, &c
the ground:
at, by possibility, any feelings Of irritation
arose in the progress oil SO many ballots among
the friends OF Mr.. Yonge and Judge Bronson, OF
even those perseyering friends who sustained me
which has not been already handsomely healed IN
the final vote, recommend, as an infallible cure
whenever the feeling comes on, 10 think OF The
Wings lriumphing al our defeat, and seek RELIEF
BY canyassing for Kahn. They will all have toe
much good sense 10 leopard The great cause, 10
advance which IS The object OF all our proceed
ings from their disapponmentrespecliyelyw with
regard 10 any one man; and will not, from any
trivial disappointment al small defeat. act SO as
10 ensure great and fatal overthrow 10 the par.
" itself. Had The people OF The Union so acted
after the last Baltimore Convention, we should
mol have been blessed with the honest and whole
some and vigorous administration OF Mr.. Polk
We have a vigilant enemy al the bolton OF all
trouble, and the way TO disapponl that enemy Is
10 vote Tor Kahn. LIE. us be unanimous. The
Wings well know our strength when united
All efforts to divide us, when traced up, will be
found TO proceed from them, though sometimes
made by wolves in sleeps clothing"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
THE SPRINGS.

The Warrenton Flag of Saturday states, that
the number OF vsilers al the Fauquier Springs
is about 300. In relation 10 the distinguished
gentlemen who have been there, or ara expected,
il says:
''Of these our readers would be particularly
pleased 10 pay their respects to the Honorable
George M. Dallas, Vice President of the United
States, and 10 Judge Douglass, The very talented
member Of the House OF Representatives from
Illinois. These gentlemen, in their respective
stations, have earned, and are now receiving, the
thanks OF the grea, Democratic Party.
among The recent arrivals at the Fauqnler
Sulphur Springs, are the Hon. John Y. Mason
family, and Commodore Moore. We learn that
Secretary Bancroft is expected in few days; and
also that The President and his accomplished lady
will probably visit this watering place in short
time Secretary Walker is also expected. The
President will, therefore, probably be able TO hold
Cabine, councils in our vicinity during The "Dog-
days"
The Vice President has returned 10 Philadel-
phia, leaving his family in Fauquier. He will
probably come back in few days.
The Rockingham Register says there is quite
a large company at the Rawley Springs, near
Harrisonburg; and al Orkney they are almost full
to OVERLOOKING We are glad 10 hearlhat all the
Virginia watering places are doing well this sea-
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,vrrp rsrINc TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.

INTERESTING TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.
In addition 10 the extracts published few days
since from Dr. Bowrngs exposition in the House
of Commons, of The tobacco question in Eng
land, the Paris correspondent of The National In
telIigencer furnishes a few very striking Items
They show up The absurdily and immoral effect
of high duties Our tobacco planters will be gra-
tilted with The opinion OF this intelligent writer,
tina, the duty on tobacco will probably be ICON.
siderably lowered, on clear calculations Of fiscal
gain"
The high duties and the consequen, contraband
are exhibited in most instructive magnitude and
deformty. The amount Struggled is al least
equal 10 that on which the duty is paid; that duty
being between 800 and 900 per cent on The value
OF The raw commodity. This year The conyic-
lions in The courts for The smuggling have been
FIVE hundred and thir;y-eigh,, and before masis-
trales no, less than eight hundred and seventy
two, in England alone. The Doctor added:
"The ratio in Ireland and in Scotland was even
greater; for while in England they were l02 per
cent. in Ireland they were 252 per cent, and in
Scotland 45l per cent; but oil 1893 persons con-
vicled last year Of smuggling tobacco in quanti-
ties, exceeding 100 pounds, only fifteen persons
had paid any fines, and the aggregate amount OF
these fines was only fs05 The enormous
charges that fell upon The public in consequence,
deserved consideration l,47S prisoners had 10 be
maintained in Jail, al cost OF more than $4,000,
without reference 10 the cost Of prosecutions and
other Incidental expenses. II was grievous 10 see
also that The greater portion Of the parties con
vicled oil smuggling tobacco were British sailors"
Nearly twenty-five millions pounds were frau
dulently introduced every year; in London alone,
there are not fewer than a hundred and thirty
thousand shops in which tobacco is sold. The
motive for conrraband, operates to occasion ddul-
teraion in like degree. DR.. Bowring e1pa'iaIed
on the immortality, crime and misery, as con.
slderation more important, even for The Govern
ment, than any tobacco income. He adverted
also 10 The heavy cost oflhe coast-guard, amount
ing to 100000 or 100000 per annum, much Of
which might be saved if the duty were lowered,
and The inducement to smugele thereby diminish
ed; l! seems probable thai The dpIy will be con-
siderably lowered, on clear calculations Of fiscal
gain.
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SANDS, sARSAPARILL

It's now beginning 10 he generally undefie,,,, q
the herbalist has done far more than the minsr ~
the discovery Of remedies for the diseases q nan, 4.
dern experiment has developed the fact ina -, ,ee
the corrosive pfeparations which, In eneelhss csn
of one disease TOO often SOW the seeds OF mr..
be dispensed with, and that harmless ir
cjnes are often more thorough uniform snd psar,
their remedial operation than any other eg eoacs
be found, il Is believed moro pertinent anS Al
,om.dx Iop external diseases, whether ehro1,s,
tive, hereditary or self imbibed suitable ;r pr
constitutions no interruption oi "'-,lpt T.
suits and, though last. not least, eavh- 80 rltt
fatal Legacy of disease In the room oi the -"
pates. .,.,.i,. evidence !
It's superior yaIne and efficacy, zee Pa'np''
may be obtained Of agents gratis. ,.,,u an ioI
or Prepared and sold, wholesale ana rns,si,;, -od
expectation. by A. B. L. D. sASDs aassy cof,,,t
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No ~ btSa ~ Du sAL
OF Chambers street, New York. Sold an so,nssa Is :
& PURCELL, Agents, MAN street, Rieo~'
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles iof y
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STAFFORD FOR SALE.
WILL. he sold nj nuhlic aucfiop nm IIle nreull

WILL be sold At public auction, on lie pfen'.-- :
w TUESDAY, The 18th OF September neat, " nt
disposed Of before, prvately,l that well known e,st
STAFFORD, in the county of Matthew's, ahoui -" .ti
from the Court House and containing about -t1 arrr
Land The arabic land is divided into three Mold, !.
nearly two hundred each, capable If ylrdns W.
der proper arrangement from eco " loo barrels i. 1a
about as many bushels of wheat, and tom 5000 4
Of the Irish and Swrrt potato. II j beautifully s1ai
Milford Haven. which is navIgabie 10 witnin ~
rods Of fh- barn. There several prr-a''ir' st
Of good water IN zach field. Possession Nh t. e't
on the day nf SALE except Il 20 the crops u com
which, with the stock II horses, ca'tls hogs f7mr
utensils, &C, VIII be- sold II The time siG paer
TERMS -Four. SIX, and twelve months tn good ~
ror Negroes. longer credit may probably he siY'f
on portion of ihe amount.
y. b. IL may he conveniently divided into IS
Farms, of 400 acres each, If desired.
THOMAS HUDGlNs
Aug. ls-rw3W Far Jane. e. SYgt;s.
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JUSTICE TO GOV. sMlTH.-Thc Rock.

JUSTICE TO GOV. sMITH.-The Rock
ingham Register says:
"We are sure no one will take greater pleasure
in repairing an injustice done 10 William Smith
than the Editors OF this paper. We rspublish
both the article from The Enquirer and the one 10
which the Flag of 49, alludes. with sincere gra-
tifcaion If we know ourselves, we have no
wish to do any man injustice, much less friend
whom We have long known and highly esteemed.
But our partaities for friends and brethren shall
not prevent Us from speaking our candid opin-
ions. We cannot bear to see our cause injured
through its frieads. II any OF our friends in high
official station commits what we conceive TO be
a wrong, and exposes himself, and The party who
elevated him, TO the animadversions ofhs andour
opponents We SHALL we trust, Away, have indie
pendence enoughto cry aloud and spare not. And
indeed, in this case, We do not regret the course
We have pursued as our friend, Gov. Smith, has
been so fully acquitted of tn. charge Of neglect
ing his official duties, preferred against him by
his enemies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Died. in Caroline county, on TGe-day moraoy Is.
llth August. in the 2sh year Of her age ST.. Kll1,
consort of Mr. George Tyler, aud onl, dausi.,r II 49,
neral James oge, Of Pulaski county In tcco-iin. NJ
death Of This esllmabe lady, the writer iee mn ! -
quires more accomplished PEN 10 d. justice IN l.,
many virtues. This truly atftctlonar daughter AZ.
kind and devoted wife, was summoned % iir .,f.l,.1
world" in The hrief space Of thirty minutes, af.-.t.
had added To the endearng relationship 81 wi'e-t, =
mother 10 her rrst and only child. Hos ,naeee Il.
pang, and ire parable the loss If The iond aa8 a:rt H.
Their who minlsered at the bedside d. hcf r,-,sf,
tionals child. But how poignant the grief of II N mon
whom this terrible stroke has fallen. The >harr fs.
joys, The partner Of his bosom /, more osct0f,,r
I'd with grief, lie may draw consolation from lt r,r,
tion tina; she has gone 10 brighter and b,;e: Sot
Long sinre having pro.rssrd hrr faith IN chr'.' 4.
Saviour Of sinners, We trust and hope th- Geo,,rG
but exchanged her tabernacle Ut clay tor ht.,r IL
made with hands eternal in The Heavens.
~ FRIEND"
~ Wing. Waterman and Observer v IN please co,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
TO THE HOLDERS or VIRGINIA N!
I.ITARY LAND WARRANTS.

CONGRESS having, by an act approved 10Th ~
~ last. extended the time for locatin, rontn-uH
Land Warrants in the Virginia Military district ON
and for returning surveys thereon la This Office. u u
first day Of January sis notice i horeh. ei.tn OFF,
the holders o such warrants can now locate ~
IN The said district.
From a report made To this otiice hy the surveyor
the Military District III Ohio, II appears iat m guam
Is of land yet remaining 10 be located J. about r
acres, lying principally IN ScIoto, Pike aui Atla.
counties.
Az the time for locating, and the quantity = he +
Gated, limited, AMI d Congress has RAJ" n nos
sion satisfy warrants Of This character ~ scrip i
Frs will perceive that, ii the present opportunity q
eating their warrants br lost another mas not oitrf.
JAMES II. PIPER, Acting comnlssonr.
Gssrs.L I.Iep OpyIcy Aug, lsth. lsiu.-rN Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
George W.. Richardson 4 Co
TO WIN. M'DONALD & co.

To " vi. NJ DUINAID y tV'
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MI
CHANTS,
Number "a & go Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore, Marylit
GEORGE w RIcHARDsos.l
JAMES NCoSKY.
rFENDER their services to the Farmers and "
chants generally, for the sale of all kinds Il -
and other Produce.
Upwards ortwenty years experience, a-cierss tric
partner of the late firm Of WM MCDONALD ~
Justify them in assuring those who may tassf W.
with their cnnsignments, the highest going raie' =
prompt remttances.
Their commissions on all kinds Of Gram I ore g.
per bushel.
Baltimore, May l9-cdm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
TRIuMpBs OF FREE TRADE,

A letter in the Journal of Commerce from In.
dianapolis, says the Senate will be decidedly De-
mocratic, for the first time since the organization
of the State. Referring TO the defea, ofhe Wings
in losing their Senator in Marion county, the wri.
Ter says: "Ther great Tariff champion has been
demolished and that completely. That hobby is
pretty well understood by the Western people
and it does moi take at ALL"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
Consumption Can b. Cured
TIoMPsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP Of TAR -
WOOD NAPTHA

This excellent medicine has fully esiahstrl i w.,
taion and all that is asked Is fair trial - ! 8
il the only certain remedy for the cure ri con-da
obstinate Coughs, Splitting Blood, Bioneii''' !.
ness. Loss Of Voice, Pain in The Bfea-i--in nDi
diseases Of thr Throat and Lungs Nnm"f'l H..
ais OF the first respectabity certify 10 us ceae.
fects when nothing else would relieve. Il
Prepared only by s. r. Thompson, y 7. ,',.s
and Spruce streets. Philadelphia. authorised
For sale in Richmond by DtVAL ~" ~
General Agents; in Petersburg by C. LokL'N inH'
in Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS; IN LynehonIs W599E.
n. SEAY; in fredericksburg by Dr. JANE, psp
and c. II. HUNT; in FarmviIle, Dr. Wa. o. nm q
'f'.'
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COTnmissiOn BUSINESS.

TINE undersigned continues the business here.
4 lofore conducted BY Minse Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
and solleits the patronage Of his friends and &C
quaintances planting in Alabama, and The North
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them Of
strict attention to their interests and all the bene-
fiji Of len years experience in selling the staple OF
our State. COLLIER H. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama
II Refers to: Gen. John II. Cooke, Edmund
Rufin, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed.
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. c. Randolph. Virginia.
April 2l-d&e6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Rxrac. from letter received from gentle
man al the North, who knows something Of Vir-
gina:
al am pleased 10 see that the zeal on The sub.
| ject oil Education, which was manifested in your
Stale last Winter, still burns bright in The bosoms
| of some portions Of your people, and that they
continue TO form in some Of The counties perma-
nent Associations, and to deliver lectures and ad-
dresses 90 Popular Education. am more than
ever convinced, both BY my own observation and
The opinions and experience OF MIR. Henry Bar
nard Of r. l., and others, that this is The only
means by which we are 10 effect any thing in
Virginia The want OF permanence, organiza-
ton and united action, has been an insuperable
obstacle to success in every effort in behalf Of
Popular Education heretofore made in Virginia.
was also pleased 10 see BY the Wing, that Pro-
fessor McGuffey was visiting different points in
your State for the purpose OF delivering address
es on this subject. This is we'll but what is an
individual, however eminent and capable, among
rnyriads OF opponents? What could Alexander
or Caesar do towards the conquest OF an extensive
country, occupied By enemies, without an army
TO second their efforts? You must put forth your
ablest men, but you must also back them by the
Simultaneous conccrted and persercring efforts OF
ersrv friend ofhe cause, OF whatever grade OF Ia
lent or capacity for usefulness. Every day ain
more convinced that such an enterprise is not TO
be achieved by a lempoIisng policy, or by setting
your sails 10 The breeze Of popular opinion, or ra-
Their popular ignorance and prejudice Whatever
progress you make by its means may be but
precursor OF a storm, in which the tickle and
ireacherous gale will drive you back TO your
moorings, or forever wreck you on unseen rocks,
from which you had supposed yourselves safe
One question, which il is very important 10 dis
cuss before the people of Virginia, is the superb
oriry and better adaptation 10 our wants Of good
puJilc schools 10 private ones No proposition,
believe, admits of clearer demonstration, whe-
Their you consider the comparative economy, in
slruction morality, or republican tendencies OF
both. But, in all your discussions in the news.
papers, and otherwise, think you should avoid
The style so prevalent among you, of dealing in
generalies only. How different is the style of
The reports and papers on the same subjects pub.
lished in the Northern States Nothing seems TOO
unimportant 10 engage their attention and care"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
THEoUICKEsT TRIP ON OUR WATERS


The new and splendid steamer Mount Vernon,
having made change for single trip with The
Powhatan, accomplished the distance from Ac-
quia Creek TO Washington, "a distance OF 50
miles, in the unequalled time OF two hours and
ffy-seven minutes including all sioPpages-and
that too, with the tide against her.
The Pennsylvania is confident OF victory
in the Fall in the Keystone Stale. In The lale
Congress, the Democrats had twelve members;
The Wing, ten, and The Natives Two. The edi-
tors expect confidently, that, in the approaching
election, the Democrats will take al least three
from the Wings, and one from the Natives
The Wing cry Of "panic" will divert no portion
Of the Democrats from their duty They can
never coaesce with the Wings; their principles
are loo antagonistic.
The cars on The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad also did their duty-mak-
ing the whole running time from Richmond 10
Washington only six hours and thirteen minutes.
The Mount Vernon, on the day referred TO,
made the round trip, from Washington 10 Acquia
Creek, and back, discharsng the mall &C., in
six hours and twenty minutes. This is fast
enough for us.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

NAVAL.-Commodor Shubrck', broad pen
nant was hoisted ON board The independence yes
terday, al noon, and salute was fred from The
Navy Yard. She is now in the stream off Long
wharf, and will sail in few days for the Pacific,
via Rio de Janeiro Commander Ogden has been
ordered 10 her in the place Of Captain Lavale,le,
detached
A draft Of about 40 seamen from the Navy
Yard al Portsmouth, Va arrived here yesterday
afternoon in schooner Vesper
Boston alias, Thursday.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETs. ArcrsT :,

RICHMOND MARKETS, AUGUST i,
TOBACCO-No change to note since On,
las, report. We quote Tugs s. to 2CO; conmen
leaf , so to3 so; middins 75to1 Is good and
fine 0Olo I so; extra manufacturing. none !
market; would command : 80 lo 10 90.
FLOUR-S4 10 4 II. Some IA, county, i
retailing al IS. -
CORN-Market dull SOC. al 80 days a.
tina, only Ter small quantities, say 100 Or ia
bushels.
OATS-Nonc arriving.
WHEAT-S0 80 cents.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents. sbo-,>
cents; Brown Sluffs 20 cents Ship STUFF, "a ).
PR0VISIONS.-BAcoS: SmiGeli mn. ~.
Cured 6 6! cts. for hog round; Western Sill.
6! cts; Shoulders Al CTS. L,ai, a I'm,
FlSH-Herrings, dull at 81 70. No. l. sb,t \,
SALTS Goa G5 from the wharf.
LlME-65 cents from vessels.
COTTON-7i 81 cents per 10.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond AMI NJ.
chester (FactofY prices) Nos. 4 10 II. i, INK.
Nos. II 10 IS. 10 cents. S"'''
BRANDY-Olard, Durur & Co. = },
, 80; A. Seisnette, Is; Imitation. 80 3 r,,'
Sazerac 3 3 50; Peach dull 4, 80 cis. i. ~.
pie Brandy - 80 cents. Prices nominal
RUM-New England, in bis - Z Il ems.
Price nominal.
WHISKEY-Bbs. %. an hhiS. %! al.
GIN-American - els; Holland 81 per q
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Twenty Dollars Reward

d ANYWAY from the subscribers about It'll
II July last, negro man named henry
The said negro is about twenty-five years of age;
of dark mulatto complexion, aboutsS feet high;
we'll made and had rings in his ears, when be alb
seconded. He was hired from MIR. Jas. Oliver of
Hanover county. The above reward will be
paid il apprehended without the State, or $40 if
taken within the State and delivered 10 US.
BEAZELY s. QUARLES.
Ar.,.,f- A.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

HOW is 1T 4-The labor of the country is
to be stopped, Of course. What does the Tribune
think of the man who said-"Oh cuss the Loky
Fokys, I'm ruined I've made good living a,
diggin' cellars, and now cellars ready digged are
to be imported"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
SITUATION WANTED

4 GRADUATE of William and Mary College y
n w ho has had some experience IN teaching. and 81
produce satisfactory testimonials Of character ana
iar-hip, DESTROYS of situation in some Acld,m.
Private School. Address-post pad-x " i!ar;
ton, Va. Aug. ls--cwg
ny Whig requested 10 cony
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five DOII.ARs REWARD

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
ss$ Slrayed or stolen, from The residence Of
-. The subscriber, about three weeks ago, a
Buffalo Cow Cali, fourteen months old, well
grown, the tip Of its tail and both ears cut Off
The said Calf is red, with white streak down
The back; no other marks recoecled. A reward
of SIS will be paid for lis delivery at my house
corner of Clay and ID streets.
Aug l5-lf L. .GLAZEBROOK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Messrs. Calhoun and McDufhe have passed
through Winchester and Harrisonbulg, on their
way 10 The While Sulphur Springs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

On motion BY MT. LEWIS,
Ordered, That the injunction Of sccresy be re-
moved from the message of The President, OF The
4th instant, relating 10 negotiation with The Re-
public OF Mexico, from all documents communi-
Gated 10 the Senate in relation thereto, and from
the proceedings of the Senate on the subject there
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.
Al j. ". Randolph & Co.'S Bookstore, III Man 81
Notice.

THE debts and effects OF Oscar F. Weisiger
having been conveyed TO the undersigned in
trn.t for the payment Of certain debts named in
The deed, ali persons indebted TO said Weisiger
are notified 10 make immediate payment 10 the
undersigned, as longer indulgence cannot be CIV
en-. JOHN R. THOMPSON,
Aug. l8-eotf Trustee.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAIL ROAD.
FISHING PARTIES TO PINEY POINT
NOTICE is hereby given, that tickets TO Piney
IN Point, with The privilege OF returning free Of
charge, al any time during week from the day OF
departure, will be given 10 fishing or other e1cur-
sion parties, of eiah, or more, for four dollar.
only. T. SHARP,
Aug. Ia Agent Of Transportation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Colonel R. Peyton, brother of Honorable Bal
lie Pey,on, committed snicide recently in sum
ner county Tennessee, by shooting himself with
a pistol. His mind has been unsettled for seve-
raj years.
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VA RRIEI
DIED.

Married in Washington Cry, ~ tie l;th ,n.t,r, +.
the Rev 4. A. Morgan, Dr. JOHN " >nsPp,pD /.
Hrurcn county, 10 Miss VIRGINIA 4. second !sgsl,
If NJ. Young, Esq, Of Caroline county