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DOVER LOUf-.-FoI sale, ~ 1eu9w Loom. Of
4 superior make Of iron. 20 weave twted work, elhei
cotton or woosa satines Kentucky jeans. tweeds %
dill, With change e11s. They will 30 sold BARGAIN
roufra n p Rrosfst 1--WE
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r.NAnr plnnLER,- AgAGnN.-F

cheap lrsf rate proaers wagon Tor Two horsrs-cost
-11s nearly new. having been run out two trips VIII
a sold very low the has nse for a. Can bs
seen x Tatsrsals 40 Broadway. Apply a. ~ Dsy-st
Inc
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A CUfInON Mi-TAkE - nADE N 's2-
"A nS.ing nj DR. IOWS5EsDs sAksAfAhlLLA
4. roa,,.on ssrsspsfiia syfup, which Il IL not Hs
on- bottle contains sufficient qgAnliIy u maze more
fr.r lon N syrgp, far superior 10 hat Used IN The
900 or .ay sold fJr four shfDg- qlsrt IL
A. r,mouui extract Of the heat Honduras -srsspsrils
s,fr.esrd u.,hosl hssL Pruclpa. oacs - Futon e.
49,, -, 10 The su4 sT2S 3mThsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-30

ATTEMPT To EscAPE-We are informed that
Berksein the convict who escaped from the City Prison
bv placing IN his bed OF straw bat re captured be-
fore he got beyond the outer wall attempted on Friday
to escape from the State Prison. in the afternoon
while going up the stairs the fur room along with
other prisoners he slipped away uuperceived and went
down 10 the dock and hid away In hole II being low
water at the time. While there, no wrenehed the Dali
and chain from bis leg which had been placed there for
previous attempt 10 escape, leaving the ring ON bis
srke BE lay concealed until night when the tide rose
and he was compelled 10 leave sad seek shelter In
iorehouse where hs lay during the whole night unds
covered although the keepers diligently searching
for HIM About 10 o'clock Saturday mOrus0g, Oue vi
the keepers found him concealed 10 4 box
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NEw.YosE cry csRTIFicArEs.

NFssRs WYATT KErCHAN--tients; For several years
rsst have been troubled with Piles very c0stve state
Of he bowels ind se.on aud weakness Of the system
But my complaint not being severe as 70 disable me
ra, b,ine - and dread had OF physicians and patent
medicines that until tins Sprung never used any medi-
cine or applied physician for relief The fles hen
being that allowed several operations 10 Dc
az other means read advertisement OF cure suAran.
ttrd by ths use OF Dr. Iphams kcctulry. purchased
three boxe. NJ your store and from The use Of which
found myself entirely cured OF the Piles ana my health
much improved remain sirs your much indebted iiend
ERA DiBBLE. l9i broadway
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a FOC>D-On Monday evening. Gold Watch.
~ The owner can have it BY paying expenses. Ap-
T., 4 pig % l01 Wsstst-
CD 80 ~
- BIRDS AND CAGES IN great yariety-brd
n seeds sGf small articles connected with the same
<CAKiur Charles Spanies and English Terriers for
SxsSEsae By W. ;. JOHNSTON, 30 Broadway
8 3es near Chsmbers-st
fu FALL RELATIONSHIPS, HATs.-Psrs
- nolssxin Hat -, equal 10 those sold ~ obers
also, ELEGANT dress Hats AZ - ~ and e =, -
peri0r style and huish 70 those IN many paers -
nsai Hats Al - C. o. march will be pleased 70 sec "'
- la GEoRGE P H. BROWN, rs cAns-.t
@-S TuO1ip-Oc1~ fhb ~ .,n.o. ~
imPfoyei By J. < bsns a1h. he w-dsc.I ~
~1ty ana All who -,- the'n, =. me prssssoi.
y ..ha yr.rustet y,an ons N bny poopde %
A. 1900. a., .ser osf witch does - rprch irlu.
~ 10 he spine csosiug vsssoess snd pan N ws
AID Sides and oipra per nansos 3D.. o., ,.n,,.
"a, Aso' W. "''' U2S lsspd
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~ On Saturday and Sunday last 55i hmm
grants arrived at this port

DEsTIrUTIOS oF THE BInLE-An exploration Of
the CITY of New ork has Just been made we learn by
Tho ObSrrr with view of ascertainns 10 what extent
the population OF ,ho City destitute OF the Scriptures
Two or three persors have been employed In the work
for period OF sht months n expense Of about one
thousand dolsrs They visited bS families and places
of business: found AZ families destitute OF the Bible
supplied 7g3 and 1921 refused TO accep, the scrptures
distributed 100 volumes grsuously (Which cost I0l)
and sold Bibles 10 the amount Of 81 ,lJI
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
George sand'. New Work.

TUE JOURNEyMAN JOINER. Or, The Companion Of
80 he Tour o. France: By GfORCf SAND. Translated
by Fg,Ncis CSC. SHAW. up S9j, l2mo) VIM b.
l,rahaln. New lork.
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VESEzUELIAN JoURsAL AT NEw-YoRE.-Anto-
Mo Leoeaso Guzmsn editor Of 81 Ytne.olaHo paper
OF Caraccss having been banhed for participation In the
last instruction that the publication OF his
papsr will DO resumed 10 this City on the si Of January
next Il vii be Issued twice aweek, in the Spanish Ian
guage and the editor says In exiendingi is circulation
through America entire will DO able 10 render great
seryices 10 Vens zuela
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
FAIRFAX ACADEMY,
CULpEPER COUNTY, VIRGINIA..

CULPEPER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
THE Grs, session of this Institution viii commence
on the first Monday in January, and terminate on
the last Friday in November, with vacation from The
frs, of June 10 the tiis, Of July The Principal has
been recently selected 10 take charge oil this institution
BY its Board Of Trustees after acquaintance with
his qualifications teacher. Having been cadet OF
the Virginia Military Institute and being practically nc
ouanted with the system of merit and demeit, so sue
cessully introduced there he has determined TO model
his academy after that discipline The standing OF the
students will he regulated by their daily recitatons and
deportmeut and faithful account will be made quar-
srlv To aud guardians He haa associated with
himself Mr. Thomas s. Hening, graduate OF ID. 8.
College to whose charge will be commed the IN
sructiou of the Greek aud Mathematical classes The
village is unrvalled for good heath the people moral
tons which should be by the guardians
Of youth. The course Of study will embrace the ordl-
nary branehes of English literature-the Latin Greek
and French Languages, and mathematics, lnciuoing
including all the branches of Natural Philosophy will
also be taught
xS:-Board may DO had Of Mr.. and Mrs Spots
wood, who are fully prepared to accommodate board
ers at $50 for the session OF ten months.
TUITION Lowest terms Of admission S26; for
Grammar Geography, each an extra charge OF S.;
for Latin, Mathematics and the higher English
branches each or all, $685. for French Greek an
ira charge Of S.. The tuition fees payable one.
half the first of June and the other half the first
OF December.
REFERENCES The Board Of Trustees Of the Tnsti-
tuition; the Faculty Of Hampden Sydney College; Colo
mel j. g. Gibson and J. C. Green, Esq, Culpcper DR..
Abuer Crump, General William Lg"n and Chastain
Cooke, ESQ.,, Powha,an; Samuel P. Halves, Esq,
Richmond; and William II. Harrison, ESQ, Amelia.
Gentlemen wishing to engage sons wards, will
please do before the fifteenth Of December in person
by letter, addressed to the Principal at Culpeper
Court House, Virginia
ut lsfn A.
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CIupEpER FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIME Misses Thurston, hlvin. engaged suitable
i buildings at CuIpeper Court house, IN quiet ana
agreeable part Of the village propase to establish the
ensuing year Boarding School for the instruction of
Young Ladies' On their long experience IN teachine'
and the success which they ster themselves has HI
terto attended their efforts IN the moral and n'eec-
tual training ut youth, tney oase theIl Cu W o"ae
Of public patronage
Tney will be prepared TO accommodate eight or Ten
Boarders TO whose comfort and Improvement the most
unIeniltn. attention will be paid. Inc course o III
etruction in be thorough embracing all the branches
usually taught in the hest Female Sem'naries. In
Mnsic and t. Languages they will have the assist
lnce Of an experienced and competent Instructor.
The scholastic year will he divided into TWO ses-
aions Of five months each, the first commencing Janu'
airy 9Th, ls4S
Board Tuition Washing, Fuel, &c, per session OF nSe
months, 500 w
Day Scholars, In the elementary English branch
The hipher English branches IL SO
Instruction in Music the Piano and Guitar, or IN
the French, Italian or Latin Languages, an extra
charge
A deduction OF s. per session will be made to such
buarders rs may furnish their own bed, bedding, &C.
Pupils not received for less than Eve MONTHS and no
deduction made those who absent themselves alter
commencing session, unless prevented from attend
ing by prOracted sickness. All bills TO be paid a the
close Of each session.
The Misses Thurston beg leave those who
NAV pa,ronize the School, that the young ladies COM
mted to their charge, either as boarers day scho-
lars will receive the slrctest attention. and that eve
~ effort will be made 10 discharge faithfully the re-
sponsihllitirs they have assumed
Letters addressed tp0st paid) Ia MISS Il "A. thurs
ton Cuipeper Z. H., Will he prompty attended to
REFERENCES.-Col. Garrei Sect, N'cssrs. James
Newman, Edmund Iienshaw and William Cowhcrd
Orange; DR.. b. F. Randolph, Rev o. Boyden, James u
Lewis and James Terrill, Esqs Albemarle; Maj. Tho.
mas Hill, Messrs. George Flckn and John Kelly, Cut
W. G. Il. Jones, Wildwood, Clarke county.
Dec 3-c~5w
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Germs Of the Enquirer.

r,. ENQUIRER Is published BAlLY lfor the ciy)
HtscMI. w t.EKLY (for the country For the uai,y
an" dollars per and al the rate oi eieht
,,ken for shorter period than one year: u
90 AM Weekly, five dollars per anhnh anu ne
the f SIX months, payabit IN advance 10 o. pa,a :"
p"'. s., or RENTED by mail post PAID; OF ga "'''
ite gnnnm at the end of the year p
F,- AN dues To this uihce may he iemil'e" P. III;
y,ot and available Rank notes, atlne fish VI w. W
-ostnpe of all letters beng paa oy .He
t", of single letter Is searcey o any a't
iuo P,r IL is the accumulation OF postage, U" au
=" VIC -, hu,iness, which operates as seious W"
nu,n e Editors.) .nx,,,r,s,Nc
ia THE DAILY EN0UIRER-FoI one squaio =,
~, lines or less, first insertion, my GEMS, ana
sitren insertion twenty-five ctnts-ii insert
ever week, twice u week, or three times "eeA'
81 seven and half cents: - r si,,e.n
riiIY |nE SEMl-W EEkLY-one square OF sihIee ,,
IN drs, insertion, IS cents; for each coh'hu'
sace, j" ,,is.rs are charged fly dollars LOT lf
anhuai 'T ,hai proportion for advertisements VI q
h'es' a anu Lottery Vendors ana huea9n-
greater , We CHARGED one hundred doiiais lPaPei "
gddrd -. un-r;ng,s from the country,
~ ,hs nany,s handwriting Is unknown ~ III, IL
CMce must be authenticated ny 'he ;,i w. o cnss
p,mss,.r in tho neishborhood or the! - ,aE m
- nnhlshed. Every measure, tnal n"s ~ sa,orors
o. ,.nnnsitions aad quiLzes has proved @
Pco,,,,,,ss, we must, therefore, inslst, IL SUN ~
go ,be communication being Certified D! 'ho h"u'0 VI
~ ,oritten on the back Of the letter'
0,5sTs from distance must De accompanies VIII. .o
paw or satisfactory references, to insure
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1917.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The SPEAKER 4;

The SPEAK announced The following as
lie committee 10 procure ciock for The Use OF
he House o! Delegates: Ncssrs. THOMPSON o.
Boz jourj, DauacuH, Greer, Gillespie, Hill OF
-;horarGosh, Buideit, Bur~ci, Maciin .: 3. anu
Webb
Mi. LANlEG lgom Tie Committee on PROPOSE
tons, &C. prc.cnic,. reports u?on the petition q
ciizsns OF the county o, Sirraanaolh Cor Sc
nara,c election at Columbia Furnace in said
counly; ard upon the resolution lor tcviyins and
amending an act 10 authorize a lolery ard sale II
certain lots in the town OF Portsmouth; and the toll
Iowin. bills: A bill authorizing separate cleo
lion a, the Store House OF VIM. Nickes in Scott
County: A bill authorizing separate election al
Jacobs school house III Shenandoah county: "A
bill incorporating In, II. Thomas dI"ls"n, NO J.
sans OF Tempo arcc at ilsrPers Ferry; and a
bill incorporating Narsh:l Lodge, 10 -. q L iee
and acceptable MasonS.
Mr. al JDHA: :! !t!,n the comm toe or Gains,
nrescnrel report upon lhs pe'i'ion OF Chfisopacr
winfield; and Il bill! clDceInin5 baHeu IT,
PAYNE. lalc Sheriff OF Finganna.
Sir. STEPHENSON from the committee on
Road. &C. presented the following bills: A till TO
exp,ain The act passed January ooh 1876, con-
c.f1iag The Prices Turnpike ani Cumberland
Gap road, and for cher purposes; bill re!cas-
lag the SmithGcId, Char esiown aud HaTp.ts
Ferry Turnpike Company from he ob!isai"n to
keep IN repair Il pait VI - iN"'i az N'.'"- -
he Comrar;'s name; A bill 10 unite ihe sea-
board AMI Roanoke Rail Road, and for other pur-
poses. r,.,,
&c, presented bill To incorporate The Amherst
Confer Miaiu. Company.
MIR. SCOTT, from the committee 10! CeuF''
ot Justice presented reports upon The psiiioHs oil
Cutiip saikler; OF Oscar Ea!iaierfoa tree negro;
O. James Monroe a tree negro; Of Rice Mon'a'
cue and others, and 0! citizens Of King William.
On motion OF htr TATE-Resoived, That 50
much OF the Governors message as relates TO
bail in actions Of deb, be referred to the com
mil,ee Tor Courts OF Justice.
On motion of Mr.. PARkS-Resolved,T That
the committee on Roads, &c enquire into The e1'
neiieucy OF so amending the laws authorizing The
collection Of tolls on the James River and Kama
wha Turnpike road, as 10 define more clearly
and specifically what shall constitute riding car
Tiages. in laying and collecting tolls.
On motion OF MIR SCOTT, OF F.-ResoIvsd
Tia, The committee ior Courts o! justice be 10
s;frcled TO enquire into the expectancy OF modify
ire the III section OF the act entitled San Act L
rctrce into one the several acts concerning mills
mill-dams. aud other distractions 10 water copf
sss," passed 23a Feb, 1922, so as 10 authorize In
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On motion Of Mr. WALL. !h- House adjourn.
SATURDAY DC. Is, IS47
HOUSE OF DELEGATES


Tn. SPEAK ,;R laid before toe House COM
r,uuicati n rom MIR joseph Brown, Jr., ~ An
dior. enclosing The opinion u The Attorney Ge-
neral on the difference between The Board oil Pub
lie Works and the Louisa Railroad Company;
which. or motion OF Mr.. RAYMOND, was or
dcred 10 be- laid upon the table and 10 be printed.
MIR. SrCYAI.L presented Sundry documents,
ia he use. rs evidence in The contested election
.ror, the counties Of Harrison and Dodtridge.
Mr.. LANlER, tom the committee on Propo-
si,ions &c. presented bill authorizing two Sc
nara,e elections in the county OF Nicholas.
hir. LANIER from The committee on Schools,
&C. presented bill Incorporating The trustees 1i
the Masonic School OF Virginia, at S'aunion. al
60 = bill Tor The relief OF Million Fureuson, Su.
perlea1eni OF Schools Tor WAYNE county, ana
bin to suspend, on crr;ain coz ''''on*, The pay
msni OF interest on the oaa 10 Emory ~ hshfy
Co.l5se. ..
"' By Mr.. MORIsON-Petion Of William
Erwin, Harmon Fl. Stewart: and Elisha W. Stew
art OF Sco,t county, asking The passage OF an ACT
authorizing them to erect mill dam across
| Clinch river, at or near Hilisoid in said conn
~ Dy MI. MARTZ-Peii,ion OF David S
Jone., otthe county OF Rockingham, asking 10 b.
released from the payment OF sundfT bonts exc
| cu;ed b. him tor raising lottery tor The bench
81 the Sou y Shenandoah Toll Bridge Company
| By VI BOYA f-Peii,ion OF William Uzz-li
an e,naucipated slave, asking for permission I,
remain in the Commonwealth. BY MIR. Ian
| CASTER Petition Of VIM. b. Blackburn
asking to tedivosced from bis wife Sarah.
The !eFons Of The committee for Courts o
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:.ke.aies ri q. Virginia FANNY Sasan'', with
a preface by Bishop Meade. This is ie ME oil
a neat little vo,ume, which has been placed in
our hands by female lend, herself most &C.
wont and consistent member OF The Episcopal
Church. We have glanced over its contents and
have read with interest some OF its spirited
sketches OF the old counlIy-scals Of Virginia, and
The honorable instances there presented OF the
confidential and all clionaie relationship between
servants and their masters and mislTesses, and OF
the r:clY and fidelity d he servants, which their
masses hayr kiadlY taken the proper means 10
crltiva'c. The present volumc narra!cs some
striking examples, which will put 1.-THE blush the
ignorance ard prejudice oinorthern fanatics on the
snhicc, of our "pccu!iar institutions The ex-
TENDED! circulation Of this little book would tend
to remove many of the false impressions in The
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Difference, al53 ia9 si3S,25j $4,000

difference, sl33 i:9 = i.,S,.J) SioG,UJo
From !hese iac;s il appears that, in white pop
uaion AS vel as in white liiheahes, The West
has gained steadily upon he East from 1880 10
$40 The SAME eaio, however, is no! exhibited
IN he ratio %! taxation. For whilst the Eas'e.n
p-ponlrfance was diminished about 20 eco
l;oaI $50 10 l6io, il was increased ~ naa y
30 0GG 81 lSl;. Il may tc wc:a g: :cma.a,
is perhaps dr9s,opias some inaccnrdcy in he
census al lelO, that whistle W"si, n lial year,
he'd = small a;ajc!i:y o! White population, t.s
East had a small n.jp'ily ot white liiAca5es.
In regard 10 tie hearing 81 these statistics upon
he dlfculi question o! representation:
Iillc rerres- ntatiGn were based upon the whole
population Of 1910, including slaves, and exclud-
ing Alexandria, The East would have So mem
bcro of ia. House Of Deiesa'cs and The West 80.
Based upon the Federal population Of 1910, The
proportion would te, 50 Eastern members 10 So
Western
pasc uron ,'e white population q. $40, the
nrororii wnut Be-, Gs western 10 Gi Easern
members
According TO The taxation OF 1910, there woa'd
be- 9: Eascin ard f3 Western memheF.: and OF
1916 % Eastern aut AZ i|e,ern m sm3c -.
According 10 the relative nGmber q! white
.hcabIes in 1876 tie representation would te, I'll
members from the East an: 70 from he West.
Adopting The principle OF combining taxation
win white population, and excluding Aexan-
dfia, he representation would be, - members
rom the East ard So from the West, ex.ctly
what il is under the presar, Constitution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21

ly must condemn these SANDERS OF the British
press and the American Mexican organ at Wash
ington. Will the "Texas Wings" who admitted
the expedirncy and Tish,iulEess of annexation,
tamely yield 10 the InleIiigeGccl's nsal!ng charge
of "hciping Themselves 10 Texas2" The course oil
the leading Wing presses, in behal! OF Mexico
and against their own country. must "aFcuse The
resentment" and vituous indignation Of many Of
thDr WI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
IEe .lLandamns.nlsi Case

OF the Louisa EaiI Road Company against
tie Board OF Public Works, came W before Judge
Nicholas on Saturday. The BoaTi OF Public
WEEKS, through heir ccunse!, MIR. J-o. R. Cooke
presented lorg answer, which, on motion OF
Messr= Patron and LIONS, tic counsel on the
other sle. was qa.she4 b. the Court, as an insu'-
ii2i~n and Improper Ie.u'm The ccrr adjourn
Ell Ill! dis na!Hiag, q! which lime tie Beard OF
pahic WorFs were tirecei 10 maxi proper re-
return 10 The wit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
STATISTICS OF THE POPULATION AND TAXA-
TON OF VIRGINIA.
We are indebted ~ the Times for the following
valuahle abstract:


In compliance with a resolution Of the last
House ui Delegates The first Auditor has pre-
pa;ed very Interesting "saencn, oi the white,
s!age and fee coiorrd population OF Virginia,
ami o: Ihe sc .cfaI purua'"n IS xhi5;ied 10 lie
census q! 1899 and iSi0: also q! he land an! pro
?c.y tax iur tie yesis 1882 1919 an 1916; ais
%. tie white lilheas'es ior 1880, 1910 and lNi6,
and o. Inc biac. ii.heabes tor lcl6: arranged into
counties aud districts"
The object OF i!ie :.o.se in reqniFing TIL, state
ment, was 10 prccurc he data upon which re-
apporiionmen, Of representation in the General
Assembly Gil any should be requiredl might he
based The question oi the relative representa-
tiuns oilhe Eastern and Nesefn divisions OF the
State having entered iaiI The pending olsen. sion
u, he Alexandria case, and an actual Tc-appor.
tionmeaj being unicr The consideration OF Sc
lee; Committee Of Ihe House, 1t may be appfo-
pirate TO sia'e soaie OF ths prominent lacis dis
closed by The Authors statement.
TIE Nhilc population OF The Eastern division,
or TIVE E;asl"ri s.fic;s WIS, in 1881, 80 61T; u!
the Yves -fn G...ica. e.; iwo Western h'snics,
3i>, Gij; shown. d BaJDii:y u QUE ID Ne
Last;
In 1910, ihc Eastern ~hi,c PoP1a'on was 800
3g5. an. h. Western 81. 80 sap"inga IA"j Sly
o , .lo2 in tie "-'st.
Il 1880, the F.esrai popuaiJn Of The fas',
Nlal i, all rec p.;s1.s anG ,n,ce h:;'i' o. ne
Slaves was 6fG .lG9; Of TIC Wet, 3j1,O51-
showing majority in The Eas; OF 1863 d32.
In lsi0. The Federal population Of The Easi
was G4S,s32; Of lhe West, All ,3GG-siowins a
majority OF 237i72 in the Eat.
The numacr 81 white ti;heab!sS 10 The ~" d'-
vieons may hc b->, presented tabuia fly, llIus
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marked oui by Mr.. Clay in his Lexington speech.
The democrats. On The war question, will he rs
one man against The policy OF Mr.. Clay, and he
frs demonstration by the wings oa he Goor ol
Congress, in .avor 81 peace without indemnify
ana the wIlhd avail q orr arDy: will bc tin sig
nal oil aaaca. /; IS, however, cni'c.y inprgaa-
Die thai policy 50 nnch opposed 10 he national
honor and Interest, can eb'ain he sa0clon If he
House ct Representative Anon. The North
efn wings who will stand by the Country in 4 vi,
orous prosecution oil the war, with The view Of
securing an honorable Teacc. is ;hc Hon. f. a.
Tallmadse, OF New York ciy. He is one among
oilers know. who will pursue !hc amc course"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
L. 81. Trlgg

HAVING taken House the Basin, tenders his ser
II vices his friends and the public generally, In
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
staple articles Of produce.
L. H. T., in the sale Of Tobacco, will be assisted by
a sentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged judgment, is fully competent TO sustain the in
berests OF Planters. Feb. 9-cN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21

yer TO &c distressing, scarcely house that is not
surrounded by water
The city OF Cincinnati presents sad spec:a-
Gle also. The wafer and gas works have both
susp nled operations the waler having flooded tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
THE GuILLoTINE AT WORK.


The new Wing Clerk o. The House a, Wash
inston has commenced The work of turning out
his assistants because Of their Democratic OPT
Mons. Four were ousled On Tuesday, who have
performed all their duties faithfully. Among
them is Randall Mclaughlin, whom Ike Union
describes as 81 man advanced in years. with
large family 10 maintain. lie has son in The
army, who has fought like nero in nearly every
battle from Vera Cruz 10 the City Of Mexico
Here are the first fruits of the action OF The
Wing Taylor ":N,'-paHy" men, who profess such
horror for 'parIy schemes" and "the spois!"
THE CAMPBELL ELECTION.
We extract from the Lynchburg Republican
the following facts in relation The recent graft
flying result. Al The close OF The polls The vote