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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-07

CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN RICHMOND.
THE next session Of the subscribers School
i will commence on the 18th September. He
would refer 10 Messrs. R. B Goech, &c. Crane,
P. Grrbbs, VIM. Anderson, VIM. J. Clarke, and
the Hon J. VI. Bolts, Of Richmond, w. w. Day,
of Manchester, Prof J. Bacon, Columbia Col.
leee, and Prot. G. F. Holmes, of William &
Mary C~ullesc-but The bes. assurance he can Of
Ter Of strict attention 10 The inleres; of those
placed under his care, is the reputation for tho
rough scholarship and honorable department
which bis pupils have maintained al the Uniyer-
SHY and Colleges Of Virginia, and The District
Of Columbia. K. NELSON FOX.
Riehmond, Aug, 2s-daawtsep,i5
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To the Editors Of the Enquirer. .
n,o,oe nr p,cunaSn EPrDrRlCKS6CRC AND \

To Tie Editors Of The EHQNueT.
OrricE OF RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
PoromAc RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, September 6, lS47
Messrs. Editors: Be kind enough 10 say in
yonr mex. paper, that The destruction OF our
bridge over The South Anna River, by fire on yes
trrday morning, will produce no interruption 10
the regular transportation Of The mail and passen-
gers between Richmond and Washington.
: The loss OF this Bridge may for a short while
impede the transportation oil produce and mer-
chandise between the Junction and Richmond;
hlt a month will not elapse before ali Will be
right again.
For he detection and conviction Of The incen'
diary. a suitable reward will be offered by this
Company, in which, doubtless, the corporation
which I, ins"rfaa Why lhf fsesspIee scidi lily yours,
Ed. ROBINSON, President.
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MRS BUPKE'S SCHOOL.

TINE Fifth Session OF his lrsii minn viii he
i Ie-cpened ON The iirst day'i Cclotei IL a.
reception u Boarders md Day upils. wien, Is.
SISTED by Masters Of experience aid aoii'y Ste
proposes 10 carry cut a thorough ard c~N;ers;.e
course Of Female Education.
The English department is entirely unttg tie
instruction Of Mrs. Burke herself.
The Ancieu; ard Modern l. rguag"s, Music,
ivccal aud Inslumenlal,l Drawing AMI aia,.
ing arr taught.
Terms liz same as ia o.her Schools in he city.
IVES, 5.A Street, besween CAGE ar! F%farH!la
Streets. SEPT. -cl@Mtts.Jt!
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Making \ total of
fiCa532l

Making a total Of f1.G25,32 y
The great reduction Of 1886 was caused by a
repeal Of duties OH 7ur materials ussG in manu-
features, on dye slufs, oils, &c. The manufac-
lure Of glass was relieved from The excise du'ies.
The Dhoie Of TIC reductions maze By Mc Peel od.
mialstraiiOn rere IN tavor Of Britih maaafac.
lures. And this great reduction in The annual
taxation OF Great Britain was accomplished
without any absolute falling eff OF the revenue;
the ordinary revenue Of The year which ended
9Th April, 1871, having been, f~47.2i8l7s
And Of that OF The year which ended
5h OF April, 1877, cater deducling
properly lax,) having been, 49, Gl, 597
Showing a difference of f9434l9
in favor Of 1884,; and this Notwithstanding The de-
fcient harvest OF 1876 and The depression OF trade.
Tine last returns carry ing The revenue accounts
10 5,h July, ls47, exhibit, so far as respect Great
Britain, a total increase Ut ordinary revenue, as
compared with the year ended 9Th July, 1916,
amounting TO f2,GI5,s7I; Of which (nctwilh-
Standing The remission oil the duties upon corn)
no less than fl,sI2, 713 comes under The heads OF
customs and excise, arriving from increased con-
sumption. Thus the effect of Sir Robert Peels
financial arrangement was 10 free The country
from more than 81, 500, 600 of annual lax
alton, whilst the ordinary revenue Of The last
year exceeds by nearly one million ser-
ling The revenue of the year previous TO the
commencement OF bis reductions. These are
facts lie, political economists discover The causes
which produced them.
A schedule Of duties on articles OF food payable
in 1912. compared with those payable in 1916. eI-
hibiis The following results. Live animals-viz:
oxen, cows, sheep, &c.,-and meat, both sailed
and fresh, which were prohibited from being i'm
ported al The former period. were admitted free at
The lal'er bacon, taxed fl S. ID. per cwt. in
ls42. and lard charged s.. per cwt, admitted Tree
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if any grounds esis, for surprising a Wing will
King William in appointing delegates 10 Dis,
,ric, Convention. 81 those grounds they. OF
course, must be The judges, and perhaps ,neir
judgments may differ from ours; buI lhal Is no
reason We should quarrel. hoANC
Semi. A lSd7.
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MARINE. JOukNA!.
$500 PACKAGES
Roots. SiaDes. Hats, Gaps. SC

nUEBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON
II have received their Tall Supply, art fs.
10 their Customers and tu,cls celeiallv a lag.
and well selected Stock Of EO0tS, SHOES.
HATS, GAPS, PAPER. TRUNKS, 81, ac,
purchased on he best terms, and w,il be sold as
low as similar goods can lie had fer IL any o: lie
Northern cities. Also,
5000 sides Sole Leather, Of all qualities
$40 sides Russet and Wax Upi er Lsa,hc.
10 d. zen Wax, Cali and kipsLlns
20 do. French Caifskins
so do. Lining Skins
5000 lbs. Shoe Thread, all qualities.
Semi :
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Elegant Piano Festss.

DY The schooner Lynchhurg We will I've in &c.
d ceipl ci two beautiful Planes fom Il Wo'.
cester'> mandatory, New Yotk-one a seven c.
rave, in Rosewood case, 10 which We inri'e tie
attention o! the lovers ., = hcs u;iiGl ard snie;b
Instrument. DRINKER & NORRIS,
Booksellers ard Dealers in Piano Fo;,es.
Sep. Z
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Richmond, Saturday, September 4, IS47.

FOR BALTImoREANDp PHILADELPHIA.
THE COLUMBUS, Captain Parrish, will
i receive freight ill 2 o'clock, P. NJ, today,
and will leave The wharf at4, P. M.
Hoesheads Tobacco or Stems cannot be taken
unless engaged at our office.
Sen. 7 HENRY LUDLAM & CO.
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From The Cha,leaoA CeHri~', S@rf 49,
IMPORTANT FROM GENERAL SCOTS
ARMY.

FIGHT WITH THE MEXICAN GCER'
ILLAS.
By our exclusive Express we Yesterday rcceiV-
ed The slip which follows from The cince oi inc
New Orleans Picayun., dated on Monday last,
being ore day in advance a The mai.
Ii will be perceived that General Scon mas ao-
vanccd 10 within a short distance Of me iHeS,can
Capital, and has already passed Rio Fro, %nrre
il was anticipated thai a severe ball!e Wou'u lake
place, without a gun being fred. THIS natural
iy leads us TO hope that no resistance VIII oe maae
10 the entrance OF The American army INTO Inc
City OF Mexico.
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.s,s. ard &C, uplelslaudingiy

We lean hat Villa Il. Ayere't, ia'e lei'ef
OF the Virginia Bank al Lynchburg, who IS
charged with cmbezx ipg the funds OF said BANK
bas been arrested 10 Tennessee, near Inc V"s.-
MA liue, aud lodged in Jail, 10 await The Iequ's''
ton O; the civil auihorip,iesoi this Stale. ufeeo'
who is charged with being an accomplice, Is no"
confined in jail al Lynchburg, awaiting ms tfiai'
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The Norfolk papers of Saturday announce !he
death of James F.apcis Hunter, Esq., VINO a'ea
Of Consumption Oh Friday last, in the S'lh year
NJ his ace. The Norfolk Herald says be at Va
rio,,s lines flied the offices of "Commander OIL
lie Junior Volunteers, Vice President oil Inc
Common Council, and subsequently President! o.
HE Sc,ec, Council, President OF The Virginia
Bank in Ibis City, and for a number OF years
Apen, of the Baltimore Steam Packet Company
His death is a loss 10 our community, Tor II IS
seldom ,ha, we find united in The same lndlV'du.
al The eminent qualifications which he possessed
for public service, and an alacrily OF disposition
10 apply them TO ,ha, end, at any sacrifice IL nc
csssarv as he was ever ready TO TO-"
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The New Orleans papers announce The DEATH
By yellow fever, OF the Rev. Mr.. Hinton an emil
men, divine oil that city, and a lew years since pas
TOR Of one of The BapIis, Churches in this city.
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M ANAGERS7 UFFTCE4-D. PAINE &
lHL co.
This Days of $4,000. 5000, Ans, so If
! 900, Sc. 10 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets s..
Also, The Dollar Lorery-4. ooo, &c. IS Nos,
II drawn.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware. 2l2:
% 20 7 Is SO 80 CT IS c. 81 "a
Draw n Nos. Of Pokomokc. 96:
az - 1 % 80 43 IS "a Is IS 7 II %
Drawn Mes. of Grand Consolidate, sc:
da 8 4 % ? IS GO SO so IS 40 p ..
Drawn Nos. of Delaware. 2I3:
AZ 76 "a 10 3S 81 2 IS 80 8 Sc II AZ l3 I2 81
Sent.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

We call the attention OF our readers 20 'ne
Railroad meeting to be held this evening, al Inc
ODD. Fellows Hall, at seven o'clock. Rich
mo,ri.is deeply Interested in The questions wn,en
are BEING asi'a,eaAas 10 the various routes pro-
po.ed-and the pd lie Of Richmond should make
themselves as hoAuehly acquainted as possible
with The suhiN,, that they may knaw their inter-
-, ~, ~ nI.in ndinntN
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LLELaNI
Retailing Fancy Nd y G;aods.

SEPrEMBsR. ,rR, lef7.
,57ARD & JENKl.IS, No l4i Eagle Square.
w Main 81, will oleu his norhioe ifsin ne
las, French arrivals, re, eived BY express 10 4 II.
York, The following articles:
New style Cap, Bonner ard Neck Rihards
Linen Cambria Collars aud Cuffs, Tor mourning
Black embroidered Chemiset,es. ior 90
and Collars
Embroidered Habit inside Capes ior riding
Dresses
Plaid Alpaccas, new Style, for ladies D;s'se'
Thread Laces, Edgine and lnseninss
Jacolel. MulI, and BOOK Elsines md lnseEIi7s'
1000 pieces rich Fail Cal.c.cs, Al new %ra.letL',
from 8 10 IS GEMS PER yard
100 pieces fancy plaid and mourning GinshaiI3
High cclored Scotch GinsGams, ciear paiie!ns lo.
ladies ard children
Also, The following mourning Dress Materials;
Black Alpaccas, Bombazines, CashmeLeis
Italian Grapes, Barge, Kid and Silk G!oves
Mourning Collars, Ribands, &c.
For new and fashionable arrivals Of fresh Dr.
Goods, please call al
Sept WARD y JENKlNS's.
a NEGRO woman: She is i FRI, rar wash
II or and ironeT. A young woman Is or H.
years old. accustomed 10 house bushes; al.a,
TOLER s COOK,
Sept as's. 4 Col'rs, Lisle's Ross.
T w. MAURY 4 co, MANACE&s.-
y. Drawn Mes. Of Alexandria Lopc.y, Nc. 81.
Sept iih:
II 80 so 81 "A 80 As Is 81 80 ; % 9.
To-Day-Alexandria, No. 55-S20,000 Cap..
tai. 1icke's 50. 10 prizes of | $50, 10 OF $50.
10 OF l,001, 10 Of 900. &c. rs Nos, IL drawn.
Drawing received al ca O'clock.
Tc-Morrow- s35, 900 Capital. Tirke,s $40.
.S Nos, II drawn. Tickets, &C., ior saie al
MANAGERS OFFICE, Cry Hv.el.
Sept
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-20
PAGES Portable Windmill

GEORGE PAGE, machinst and manufacturer OF agri-
i cultural i'm pemcns and other useful Inventions re-
spectful!y inorns public that he has completed MS ar
ranpencnis for the manufacture OF his neWy-ihVehp'u
portable windmill which is intended for plousng on evei
lands grinding, hreshng, and other agricultural purposes
and for machine shops, carpenters shops, ana oter csp
liehments recurring power for driving machinery
The windmill is built upon II tower OF amy height, ac-
cordng 10 the size OF the wheee height and diameter
should be proportion the size OF the wheel Inc wheel
IS divided into large number OF spaces, by arms, ana Is
supported by rods the shaft, which project forward
frl liz, CENTRE BY this arrangement the sails can be
made and long, and TO ill desired surface OF the
Wheel die shaft OF which il horizontal Each sail is hung
TO the arm by hinges the side, and brought to the
wind by lever and spring, independently OF each other
BY This all surplus power allowed to pass through
wind aud may be operated by the smallest breeze and
are also accommodated flaws OF wind, which strike upon
only part OF the wheel, but give more regular motion to
tue n This windmill is seltadjusting IN every Particu-
lar The vein, ta-piece, is adjusted Gy gearing SO as
to counerbaance the power used, and always keep the
wheel square the wind. The vein is also constructed to
rcyove when wind strikes either sde and to ope-
rate upon the gearing throw Itself instantly into the
direct course OF the wind. 800, ,r,
One of these mills has been constructed at his establish
ment this city and all persons Interested ae respecu
ly invited to call and it in practical operation mas
been attached his portable grlsmill and used or grind
ing all kinds grain which has been ELECTED IN manner
10 call forth the admiration of all who have witnessed Its
performance. i, ,.
Orders received mt his machine shop in Baltimore or
,his ai,v June 2t-eod3m
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General Agency at Washington.


rJNIIRTY-TlREE years experience cerk in of
the princip accounting offices OF the Treasury (3d
Audtor's) has qualified the subscriber undertake gem
agency business the of the federal government,
ment before Congress An intimate acquaintance with
of business in the several departments and bu
reluS knowledge OF the laws, and the principles estab
shed by decisions the executive departments relation
10 almost every subject connected with public
transactions, with which he has become familiar from long
experience in the public Service affords him advantages and
facilities which, perhaps few others His attention
will be directed 10 the prosecution OF claims of char
acte embracing revolutionary claims against the United
States or individual States, whether for lands money
pensions of all kinds communication for half pay and bon-
Ties claims growing out OF contracts with the United
States of titles, and procuring patents
lands of duties, remission OF fines orteures,
under the other laws; the prosecution Of claims
arising OF transactions connected with the Florida
Mexican claims before any board of commissioners,
estate and generally the transaction of any and every
desert of business in which the services OF agent
be required.
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of Wash
ing, the civil officers OF the government to officers
both the army and navy well to members of Con-
gentlemen selected to whom, if necessary, particular
reference is requested, TO wit:
JAMES W. MCCULLoH, First Comptroller the Treasury
ALBION X. PARIS, Second do do
PETER HAGNER, Third Auditor OF the Treasury.
Gen. Thomas s. JEsUP Quart. Master General u. S. A.
Gen GEORGE GIBSON Connissary General OF Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES, AdJutant General.
Gen NATHAN TowsoN, PaYmaser General.
Col JosEPu O. TorrEN, Chief of the Corps of Engineers
Col JOHN J. ABERr Chief of Typographical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES IHoMPsoN, esq., Chief Clerk Third AUDITORS Office
RICHARD BURGESS
Office on Nth street, opposite N E. corner Fulsrs Hotel
June 29-ly
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ELoRENCE,s NEW HOTEL,

No. 400 Br0adcay jPaLter street, Nec York.
TINIilS elegant Hotel is open the reception of
travellers. The proprietor solics vsi 'fon those
whose business pleasure may call them to the city of
New York The Hotel is designed TO be conducted upon
the European SYSTEM and with the adoption OF all modern
improve
Nisiiors at all tunes procure apartments with or With
board Those who may wish 10 take their meals IN
the Hotel do so in private apartments OF great beauty
the public Rcstaurat, saloon of elaborate and costly
nagncence, (probab without equal on the continent
of Anerca,) and upon economical TERMS
The proprietor tatiers himself that his house viii be
found upon trn at least equal to any known establishment
IN point OF elegance, economy and dcsirablit'y.
The kitchen under direction OF American French,
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE Jr,
April 30--d3m Proprietor.
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II TOUSEIKEEPING GOODS.-Now in Store
L. l0l, Id, and Ii 4 linen shecngs
81, 81, and l0-4 table danasks
l0-l ia, IA, and 1874 satin damask table cloths
5,S and 3I satin damask napkins
81, 1914, LII, IL 1874 and IA white imperial quilts
Colored cotton and linen table
Rich cloth table and piano
Colored fruit doilies and napkins
Birds eye, Scoich, Russia, and other diapers
Damask, colored, bordered, huckaback and other
toweIngs
White and coored crash and printed baize for steps
Figured and plain furniture dnitys, NC, NC.
Also hand complete assortment OF carpetings, noor
oil cloths mangs, rugs, curtain materials and fixtures,
and i'm short every article furnishing the dry
goods line; to which invite the particular attention.
Of the public, determined to oer inducements
not TO be found elsewhere. p. III. HOOE az co.
July g.
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TN pursuance of law T. JAMES X. POLK President OF
i the United States of America, do hereby decla" and
make known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land offices in the Stale OF FLORIDA, at the
periods hereina er designated, to witt
At the land Office at ST. AUGUSTINE, commencing on
MONDAY, the twelfth day OF July next, Tor The disposal
OF the public lands within the limits OF the aforementioned
townships, 10 wit;
South base lne and east of hepriefpat meridian
Township twenty-five, of range twenty-elRlt.
Townships tweny-one and twenty-five oil range twenty
nine.
Townships eighteen and nineteen, and section six, IN
township twenty, of range thirty.
Townships eighteen nnetaen and twentone, oil range
thrty-one. -
Townships eighteen and nineteen, of range hirtytwo
Township eighteen, of range thiriythree
At the land office NI;W NASHVILLE, commencing ON
MONDAY the nineteenth day of July next for the disposal
Of the public lands within the limits OF the aforementioned
townships, and fractional townships, to wit; -.
South Of The base line, and east Of the iacPdf merat0h
Township nine, OF range fourteen.
Fractional townships twentyseven, twcnty-esh TWEEN
ty-hine, and thirty, the main land, OF range hlteen
Township tweptyseven, and fractional township thy-
five, on the main land, OF range sixteen
Township tWenty-seven and fractional townships thry
three and thirtyve the main land, OF range seventeen
Township tweny-seven fractional township ilrty-two
the main land, and townships thirty three ana th,
tive, of range eighteen.
Townships trty-two, trty-three, thry-iom and thirty
five, of range nineteen. ~,
ry or other purposes, viii be excluded from the sales
The sales will each be kept open Tor two weeks, tucss
the lands disposed oi) and no longer anu no
private entries of land in the townships so offered VIII be
admitted until after the expiration OF two weeks nom the
ols,id sales.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington this
sixth day of April, ammo Domln one honsand eiShi
hundred and iory-seven. JAMES ~ foLh'
BY the President:
RICHARD M. Young,
COMMISSIONS of the General Land Office.
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