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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

II the grnin growing classes get no more for the
products of their industry from the manufacturers Of
Europe than they do in The home market, is by
means evident Tint their Is subseIved by selling
abroad"
We find The above in the New York CONNER
cial, Tariff paper. II is a most illogical arsu-
menI in behalf Of high Tariff Will The wri-
Ter deny tha, it is evident lha, The prices of Anne
rican grain are regulated mol by The "home mar
lie" but by The markets OF the whole world1
The news Of rise OF price in Europe, received
by The Cambria, al once caused The price of e ,ur
and grain here 10 go up-bccause The grain, &c
was wanted for expectation 10 England, 10 avail
itself of the rise there. However high the prices
in Europe, they would have no effect here, il no.
thing was exporled-for it is the foreign demand
which consumes vast portion OF our products,
which would rot on the hands of the farmers il
they depended upon the "home market" alone.
But The thing is too clear for argument. II is by
aH means cridcat that the interest Of our farmers
Is greatly subserved by selling abroad-and j, is
the policy of our agricultural classes, by liberal
intercourse, 10 open wide the markets OF The
world for SELLING abroad" To what is now ow-
ing The present anxiety Tor The news by The Great
Weetern, inol 10 The chances of"sellng abroad ~
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}, VA, FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 2, 1916.

Non Tall a,szili0 nee d<ensoribus istis should be
the motto OF every sound conservative Wing in
the STATE, and we shall be grevously disappointed
indeed, If this last evidence Of The determination
Of The wire-pullers of the Wing party TO truckle
TO anli-renlism, or any other ism, however despe
rate, which seems 10 afford hope of success-de
noItxcite spirit of Indignation and OF honest op
position, which will utterly conlound and detea
all their calculations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

rI,HE duties of my School will be resumed the first
i Of October next, and continued I'LL 3Oth April. The
course of study and the method Of instruction. are de-
signed thoroughly TO train and develope the intelec-
,ua and to furnish the minds of the youth with
such an amour, Of useful knowledge, as TO prepare
them for the Junior class in College, or for the ohVei
sity, or for the active duties Of lite. ;,,
Il will eyrr be an object Of prime importance WIN
the Undersigned to promote the health and comfort OF
his pupils, 10 ncucate correct, moral ana ,se h"
,;rrnIss and thus to lay the foundation for such CHAR
pc,s,s as ,halI command the confidence and esteem OF
the public
For Board. including bedding and lights, $40
For Tuition, II
For session of months-payabls in advance.
Address-Cumberland Court House, Virginia
Reference may be had any Of the following gentle
men, viz: M.ssrs. William Thnrnlon, John Miller,
Dr. John Trent, E. J. Darlington, ii. P. Irving, =.
Jones, Col. Parish, Rev. Dr. Leach, Rev. J. = Artnis-
trad of this county; Col. Aug Leftwich Lynchhurg
WIN. N. PAGE.
Cumberland Srntenber IS-cw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
Mrs. Mead,s School,

SdOChOE Hill, NTCuMOND. ~
THE sixth annual session Of this Institution will
commence the first day OF October next, and
close on the 3lst Of July following
The same thorough and extensive course Of English
study will be continued and the usual parental disep
line preserved both in the School and Family
The modern European languages will receive partl,
cuar attention. and the Of French reading and
study will be greatly enlarged by the importation OF
large number Of foreign works.
Teachers and Professors Of distinguished ability have
been secured for each Department. and every arrange
has been completed for the vigorous prosecution oil
study during the session.
TERMS for Boarding and Day Pupils the same as fol
the last FIVE years Apply to Mrs. Mead, Richmond va
Aug. ll-ctlstOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
Commission BUSINESS.

THE undersigned, by an arrangement with Messrs
L Jones & Winston, whose general grocery business
will still command his attention and care, Is authorized
10 prosecute regular Commission Business IN this City
For this purpose offers his services TO his friends ana
public agent for the sale Of all kinds OF country
produce the purchase and sale of all kinds OF merchan
disc and property Of every description aha
collection Of pension and other claims hire negroes,
&C. His charges for service in any oil these Depart
Of business will be usual, except for gram IN
which case meet The demands OF the times IN snol
crops and low prices he will charge but one cent the
bushe upon all cash sales, and will make Ientances 10
any part Of the country He may at all times wnen IN
the city. be found nj the Of Messrs Jones
s,on who will carefully, and under bis own inspection,
promptly execute all orders for goods addressed either
10 thrm or himself GEORGE r. PEAKE.
Richmond September a2-clm
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STRAYED OR STOLEr

d From the subscriber, residing at City
~ Point, in the county Of Prince George, on
~ THURSDAY, the 10Th September, LIGHT
@-BAY HORSE, between four and five years
old, about five feet high, TALL full, and toeraby long;
has white spot in his face abont the size OF dollar;
without shoes; name somewhat rubbed by the collar,
and partly white at that place, and ut another p'ao,
about half way the neck; the latter place mol vs %
TO be discovered without examining He docs no' p
bur uots and gaops roughly purchased him ana ms
match last Spring from MIR. Henry Fairbank OF kich-
mond. A liberal reward will be paid to any one VINO
WILL him To me this place, or give me such w
formation AZ will enable me get him again; and II
stolen an additional reward will be- given for such IN
formation ma in lead to the conviction Of the thief
CHRlSTOPHER PROCTOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
TIE TENTH LEGION.

We thank our Wing neghbor Of the Republi.
can for The following just compliment 10 the sier-
ling Democracy If Rockingham county. In the
heat Of party excitement, the most illibera and
unwarranted attacks have been made upon that
excellent population. They were represented as
stupid and Ignorant as governed b. no principle
save that of blind and slayish submission 10
that they could give any majority tina, was called
for, reckless Of The obligations OF law, Ia mode
az Piaquemiaes which IL Wing notions was The
grosscst specimen Of election frauds on record
The Democrats of The Tenth Legion have, in The
meantime moved on industriously and quietly, al.
tending TO their own business-Time has been
their best vindicalor against The unjust charges
Like The simple principles Of The Democratic
faith, which they practise so consistently, the
Tenth Legion progresses in strength and in
iluence, and has won The respect VI the whole
SlaIr. But we lei Il political opponent draw
their picture:
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.-A recent
visit 10 this county has given us an opportunity
Of seeing one Of the most delightful parts Of Vir-
ginia, Astounding with fine farms, and rich, al the
present time, with the lavish abundance Of a pro-
pilious season.
Buckingham, albeit We like not lis politics, i:
inhabited by race Of farmers who have no 81
periors any where in agricultural skill, thrift anf
industry. Their farms are very models OF neat
ness and order. Rockingham may be considered
one of The garden spots Of Virginia.
"The people, out and oul Lucolucos that they
are, have no other fault that we know Of, save
their politics. They may have large number
Of inhabitants unable TO read or write. but in
this, unfortunately, they do not stand alone in
Virginia. In all The steady virtues OF Tie home
and hearth, in loyalty 10 The Stale, and upright.
ness in their business relations, they have earned
an honorable reputation. Rockingham ought tc
be Tariff County, for she practices upon The
principle OF supplying her own wants as Tar a:
possible from her own resources. But, Tariff OF
anti-Tarif we cannot permit any difference o.
political sentiment 10 prevent us from yielding
this brief and imperfect tribute Of respect for The
ha ON nf her npaDlp ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

michael,) could not say when a decided
change, for the better or for the worse might be
looked for. The case was then continued over
till Monday, Qhe counsel for the accused having
moved Friday,) with tho view, We suppose Of
awaiting the result of Hoyl's illness.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
lNPALLIRLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND

FEVER.-N0 Cue, no Fay!
nR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS aie war
~ ran,ed 10 cure Ayue and Fever in from twenty to
thirty hours, il directions are followed Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
dozen Planters and Farmers would find !, To their in
eres, keep supply on hand as they may thus save
letter packages, and sent by mail at letter postage The
poprelors in order prevent countereits and impos
lion, are determined not 10 establish agencies All or
der. ba attended with the cash. post paid and d.
reeted 10 DR.. C J. KENWoRTHf & CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia
N. B. The money will be returned In every case oil
failure July 3t-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
Mrs. Judge CIoptOn's school

THE third annual session Of this Institution VIII
commence OIL the first Of October next, and close
the 3lst July following.
A thorough and extensive course of English STUDY
will be pursued and kind and parental discipline e1er-
cised TO boarders and day scholars.
Modern and Ancient Languages, Music, Drawing and
Painting, will be particularly attended to-
Terms for Boarders and Day Scholars the same as
heretofore.
Address-Mrs. Judge Clopton, Richmond, Virginia.
Aug. lief
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, OF
BALTIMORE.
FACULTY OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:
PROFESSOR J. c. 8. MONKUR, NJ. D., Theory and
i Practice of Medicine.
Professor E. FOREMAN. nj. D., Chemistry.
CHAS. B GIBSON, NJ. ID Surgery
w. T. Wilson, NJ. D., Therapeutics and Ma
terra Medica.
w r LEONARD, M. D., Anatomy.
WM. n. STOKES, nj. D., Obstetrics and Me-
dical Jurisprudence
| WAKEMAN BRYARLY, NJ. d., Demonstration of Ana
tony
The Annual Course of Lectures will commence on
months.
Fees for full Course Of Lectures, $50
Naturalization fee, >
Diploma fee, 20
Demonstrators fee Optional, 10
Students of Medicine be received as Boardrr, In
apartments attached TO the Hospital
Address all communications to
Baltimore, Sept. 22-c6t E. FOREMAN, Dean
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DWELLING HOUSE AND TANNERY
a IIGyrClQN

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
pY virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 the subscri
ID bers as Trustees, by Col. Thomas i. Richardson
and Catharine his wife, bearing date the 5th day Of
June le43 and duly recorded in the office OF the Clerk
of The County Court Of Charlotte shall proceed 10
SELL at public auction, at Charlotte Courthouse. on
THURSDAY the o2nd day Of October next, the lot Of
Land near the Court house. IN The occupation OF
the said Richardson containne67 3S acres on which
are situated neat and commodious Dwelling House and
q valuable Tannery.
The terms viii be liberal, and will be made known on
the day Of sale.
RICHARD |. GAINES,
Charlotte C.. H.. Sept 29-ctds
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DAVID ]. WOODFIN,

ATTURNEY At Law,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Law and Chancery oil buckihgnam
Cumberland FIuvanna and PowhataR. All business
eonfded TO him will be promptly attended, to-
Elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
FALL, 1916.
FRESH DRY GOODS.
T " II y L f. s a L z.
+. & J. S. JAMES g. CO..
mo. 100. West Main etraat

SNo. l0Ss west MAIN Street,)
Tx ass now in store large and extensive assortment
"a sor ,S ErLE md FANCY DRY GOODS, select
rsre. and and Winter Trade all OF which are of the
purchased slnrs and best makes, and, having been
To offer such recent decline they will be enabled
The trade rensrar nents to their country friends and
examine THAR s,ocL ~ ii make IL 10 their interest 70
They deem s0ss before purchasing elsewhere
ihsy have on hand. their 11umeiae inc articles
Tb.y VII, o nsp, p wses.s Dry ood Houses
acsons, on account Of lis being smp unusual
and purchased this season ''"''s' entirely fresh
~ q call Is respectfully solicited. s., 70 ~.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL give the above reward of thirty dollars for the
apprehension and delivery of Tor securing in jail so
that get her AGAIN. my Negro Woman POLLY. She
Is supposed TO be now lurking, passing free
man, in the county Of Isle Of Wight. she has been
IN the neishborhood Of The Bay Warehouse. Polly
about thirty hve years old, tawney COLOR about the
and very broad across the toes have good reason 10
believe she has been alternately in the counties of Ise
Of Wight and Suryy for the last three years. All
versions are hereby cautioned against harboring said Ne
goa, the laws will be riridIy enforced against all per
senss offending. D. P. CURTIS.
Suserry Island Warwick Co, Sept. l-clOt+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
Good washing may be had a, from to 10 dollars per
the session.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
In the Medical Department. the session Is Of the same
length as the Academic session-nne months-whlch
enables the students to complete curriculum Of studies
as extensive as that of any other Medical Institutions IN
The Union. by attending only two Lectures day Ihey
have, moreover, the advantage OF daily rielo eAanha
lions on the subjects discussed Ihs lily lectures
The expenses Of the Medical students are the same
as those of other students, with the addition OF dis
sectng fee Of S. WIN. 8. KEMPEk,
Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia.
July l4-cwtlst Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

70 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
was committed 10 the Jail Of Lancaster county, Va,
W.. oh OF about The lith day OF July, 1886, Negio
soaan' named Mahda, Of dark complexion, about S
OF inches hish; had on when committed dark
.aeo isock The owner hereby notified TO come for
"Io, prove property pay charges, and take her away
VI sne VIII DC dealt with according Ia law
G. K. WADDY, Jailor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

w DANIEL. recommences his instructions In MI.
sic on the LIST of October. He WILL as usual, give
lessons on the Piano Forte and Singing Terms as
ne'etote Apply At the Music Stores. Sept. o9-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
FOR SALE OR RENT,
- I-71------------------
r AMI EOR SALE

HE subscriber offers for sale two valuable Tracts of
i Land situated in the county OF Spotsyvania,
and The other in the county of Caroline. They are
known as farlsh's & Punket's-Farsh's contains
about 400 acres and Punkes contains about 3UC acres
II no sale should be effected privately before the 18th
Of September next, they will ihen be sold at my Farm
called weswood, (which djons Farsh's) at auction
In the time, it viii give me pleasure TO show
these lands 10 any person DESTROYS Of viewing them
Sept eff WM. BANkHEhD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02
PRINCE EDWARD MEDICAL INsTI-

THE next session Of this School will commence on
i tho 18th October, ensuing, aud continue till the
close Of August, ls47, embracing period of ten and
half months. All the branches Of a thorough Medical
with modern improvements and discoveries, taught
this Institution.
course in the Institute, places its students on the
footing Of second students, and renders them
eligible for graduation after attending full OF
four months in the Washington University Of Bulti-
more, one OF the best Medical Schools in this country
During the term, students have frequent opporiuni.
ties Of witnessing important surgical operations in
private IDfrmary connected with the Institute as well
in the hotels and boarding houses Of the neghborhood
The fee for full will be $l20-payabIe on en-
terng the School Excellent board with lodging fuel
lights washing, &C., quite convenient can be had for
$40 per month. The whole Of the necessary expense
may be stated al $780, that is, for board, tuition and
books.
JOHN P. METTAUER, A. NJ, NJ. D., L. l.. D.
F. j. METTAUER, A. NJ, NJ. D.
Prince Edward Court House, Va, Aug. l4-cwtlstOct
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HENRY c. SEMPLE,

n
MONTGOM merry, l. Alb a.
Will nrocties in The Courts Of Law and Equity OF
w Montgomery and l-owndes counties, IN tne Cr
cult Court Of the United States Ut Mobile ana In the
Supreme Court Of Alabama -
Rryrsrsces Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor oil
Law in The University of William and Mary, Virginia;
Indy. William H. Cabel, President Of the Court of APP
n,,s of Virginia; Simon Greenleaf Royal Professor OF
law, Cambridge, Massachusetts; II. w. s. J. J. Fry
anl Charles +. Osborne, Richmond, Virginia; G~ath
mey Forbes l. Co., and Beers & Smith, Mobile. Ala
William c. Maitland of New York. Aug. s5-c~6m
ar The Washington Union requested TO copy.
FOR SALE OR RENT,
THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which is in the H.
ml,s OF the new county Of Appomattox, bordering
upon The line Of Buckingham, and within mile or less
Of The James River Canal and III miles by this route
above The city Of Richmond.
Tnis Mill has fixtures very supplementary COM
ple,e-is erailing stream and the brand OF the
mil high standing in Richmond and other markets
The country adjacent to the mill IS irs,-raie wheat
f,owlng part Of Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS Of embarking in the ma
nuiaciure of -four will find this mill advantageous in
sli,espects; and those who may have disposition TO
engage in wooen cotton other kind of manufac-
ry would find this property very suitable to such an
undertaking. The mill house is large, and the dam Is
constructed most sodly and enduraby. The house IL
self could converted into cotton woollen manu-.
factory, such mandatory could be added TO the
hour mill most conveniently and adventageously.
Mr. Andrew White who lives at the Mill, win show
my '"e 'A~e' Richard POLLARD.
Alta VISTA Albemar!e county, near Warren.
Ans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Estate lying near
i Prince Edward Court House, known as Springfield.
The Tract OF Land contains $40 acres very fair pro.
portion of which consists of excellent wood land and
lou grounds, large quantity OF improved high land,
with good buildings, and all necessary improvements
for comfortable residence II is situated within one
mile OF Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Hampden Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
willie These places furnish constant and excellent
market for all Of lis productions There s no place in
Virginia entirely healthy, and no society superior
in intelligence and morality TO thar in It's immedisie VI
entity It's nearness TO the Court House and College,
aod superior facilities for education. There two
aourshng female schools and male school, at the
Court House.
The overseer will show the premises to any person
wishing TO them Persons wishing TO purchase will
address the subscriber al Farmville, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
Tr.xs One third cash. on delivery OF the deed,
and The residue in and two years. For the deferred
payments, bond and security will he required.
CHAS. S. DARLINGTON.
Farmyiile Prince Edward Jny 3-c4Ot
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
IN the first day of October next The subscriber WI
~ open School for boys and young men, al Inc res
dence OF his father. two miles above Ihompson's
Roads In the county of Louisa.
The direct object of this School Is TO prepare young
men for admission into the University of Virginia,
WHILE at the ime it will afford those who do not
intend 10 pursue collegiate Of study, an oppor-
tuny Of acquiring 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, SOS.
The subscriber has had experience in teaching,
and gave il Is believed entire satisfaction 10 his EN-.
poyers. He is Aumnus OF the University of Vir.
ena and has in his possession ample testimonials oil
his competency give instruction in the
ed branches. For further particulars, address him al
Thompson's% Roads, Louisa >
REFERENCES DIR. Wm. u. McGuffey, University Of
Virginia, DR.. c. Harrison. University of Virginia; Mr.
Lucian Minor, Louisa; Rev. r. l.. Dabney, University
of Virginia. Aug. l4-ctlstOct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

The case otthe Commonwealth u.s. Myers, &C.,
for shooting D. NJ Hoyt, came up before the
Mayor yesterday. DR.. Carmichael, being ques-
toned by the Mayor, stated that Hoyt continued
in about lhe same condition, and that be DR. Car
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-02

THE TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE Sc
MINARY,
Under the superintendent Of Mrs. LUCY Y.
" GRAY, will be re.opened for the reception of
pupils on the first Monday in October l846 The course
Of instruction which has been successfully pursued
for many years past will be continued by her. aided by
well qualified teachers Of both sexes Applications
may be made for Boarding Day Scholars TO the Prn
cipa. Terms as heretofore.
rappahannock, Va, Sept. a l846-c2aw4w
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-06
"UPWARD AND .0NW ARD
CASTER, SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1916.

been. soon made his appearance, puff
fling and blowing. What he said and
what he did, on beholding his rival and
being made acquainted with the condi-
ton of affairs, was really tragi-comi-
cal.
The story Of the subpoena shortly
after leaked out, and has created so
much amusement that the poor fellow
declares he will sue the lawyer for
$4,000 damages, in subpenaing him
as witress in case Of which he
knew nothing, and by which he lost
a wife. 1t will be novel suit indeed,
If he should do son. Y. Times.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-06
Gen. TAYLOR.

Gen. Taylor was born in Virginia'
and raised in the neighborhood Of Lou
isyille, Ky. He entered the army, as a
lieutenant, in 1908; was captain. and
greatly distinguished himselfin the de-
fence Of fort Harrison, in the war Of
1912, which post he commanded when
it was attacked BY a greatly superior
force Of British and Indians. For his
gallant conduct on that occasion he was
made brevet major, being the first
breyet that was conferred in that war
Gen. I. was in Florida during part
of The Seminole war, and commanded
in person at the battle Of 0ccochubbe,
on the 18th December, 1887. His
gallsntry and skill on that occasion won
for him the rank OF breyet brigadier
general.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-06
.4nonvmous Letter Writers.

sIhiOftyHsOuo LCetC' ItteTS.-
Search the whole catalogue of human
degradation; rake creations eisspool
with fine tooth comb. and you cannot
possibly drain from the dregs, being
half so base and despicable, as the
anonymous letter-writter. He is be-
ing so detestable, with a mind OF so
small calibre, and so morally and So
cially degraded, that the internal re-
gions could not. under any circumstan-
stances, vomit filth half SO vile. The
anonymous letter-writer is pest to
society; for by his malignant missile:
the social circle has been estranged
and the abode of happiness rendered
desolale.