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USE OF ALCOHOLIC DRINKS.
PY THE CELEBRATED DIR. nosAcx.


In no case whatever, in which there is health
and yigur Of constitution, is the use Of distilled
spirit even beneficial for their preservation or ior
The endurance OF fatigue OF hardship.
The continued use Of ardent spirit cannot be
INDUCED in without the Certainty Of injury.
Nerer does ardent spirit operate as proven
tive Of epidemic and pesilenial diseases; very
generally il is an exciting cause Of such diseases.
The effect oil frequent moderate use OF such
liquor is 10 creae an appetite Tor an increase vi
The noxious draught.
The prostraton OF The system, by ntemperance,
is manifest in aggravating The character OF every
disease, is readily disceincd by The observsnt
physician, and demands all his skill in the ma
nagement OF The exciting malady
The effect OF alcohol on those VINO use H. is 10
impair and yiliate The moral sense.
On the intellectual powers The effects Of aco-
hol are feebeness and exhaustion, degrading
them TO madness and ijiocy.
The disease OF an habitual dfuukard will, for
the most part, run its course untnfuelctd by me-
dica treatment: 10 The EXHAUSTION produced BY
incompetence, medicines are oflenimes useless,
and the diseases OF the t5ater dri,ker are compa-
ratyely few in number; in general, readily con-
lrolled, and when The malady is removed The
constitution is easily restored TO its origin health
and vigor.
A very large proportion OF the deaths OF adults,
particularly from The iDfammatory diseases,
dropsies and hemorrhages are produced by The
use CT alcohol.
The chances for vigor, health and long life are
in favor Of him who altogether abstains from the
use Of ardent spirits
Spirhuous liquors are The most common cause
Of insanity.
Even their moderate use has a tendency 10 ere
ate the drunken appetite.
As family medicine, distilled spirit is very
dangerous and should only be employed when
prese ribed by physician.
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BLrr SULPHUR srR,xos, Aug. 10, ls47.

BLrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. ~, le4,.
Editors of the Times:
Genllemen-l regret to be under the necessity
OF asking you to make correction Of your edi-
lorial remarks Of the l4lh ins on The subject OF
the Railroad meeting held in Slaun,on on The 4,h.
was entirely misunderstood, il was reported
10 express preference for the Charlottesville
route; my most confidential friends know that |
have suspended my opinion, and advised others
to suspend theirs, until The Engineer makes his
report-which is moi ye. prepared Tor Pubca-
ton.
Al an early period toresaw the great interest
which would be eit by the competitors Tor the To-
cation OF the road. Justice 10 the parties, and 4
faithful compliance with The terms OF the act, as
we'll as considerations of policy, demanded that
The President Of the Company should abstain from
the expression OF any preference, until every
thing was elected that should influence decision.
A declaration Of preference for The Charlottesville
route, would therefore, have been mol only al war
with my settled determination, but would have
subjected me 10 the charge oil censurable incun-
sislency and contradiction. urged The impor-
lance Of raising The funds 10 bring The road to The
mountain on that route, as, without The offer OF
the requisite amount, il might be rejected; even
though the Engineer 5 report, When made should
present reasons Tor pre!euing il.
am gratihed TO find you taking some in,eres,
in the success OF this work, and am ha. Ply 10 in
form you that all the most influential and in;elii.
gent men have met with on this side Of The Al
leghany, as well as Blue Ridge look upon our
present effort as likely 10 result in great benent 10
Ibis region OF county; some are expressing their
interest in the extension OF The road, in the most
substantial manner, By subscribing TO The STOCK.
the amount OF which | hope 10 increase; my vi
sill 10 The mountains, rendered necessary from
other reasons, will therefore, trust, result, 10
t...f 4 H. fam
enterprise. Very respectfully.
L. FONTAINE.
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Ter,,s of the Enquirer.

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MON the communication being certified by the name oil
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

In King & Queen County Cour, August 9Th,
I847: The members u this Court, impressed
with deep sorrow upon the even, of the death OF
Carter Moore BraIlon Esq, OF which we have
received intelligence as having occurred since It's
las, term, desire 10 furnish enduring evidence OF
their respect Tor the character OF The deceased,
who was an attorney practising in this court for
many years with emineu. ability; one ofIhe most
useful and valued cilzens oil Ibis county, display
ing great courtesy and amiabiIi,y in his inter-
course with his ieow-men, and adding 10 high
intellectual endowmenIs many excellent social
and moral qualities well calculated to endear his
memory to US aIl:-Thereiore, they order tina.
this writing be spread upon The records OF This
Court. And this Court, uniting with its officers
and the members OF The bar in offering this tribute
10 departed talents and virtues, and in iestiiyng
their feelings upon this melancholy occasion
their sensibility TO The loss they and this whole
community have sustained, and their sympathy
for the afflicted relatives Of the deceafed-
Resolre, That they will wear the customary
badge OF mourning for thirty days.
Ordered, That the Clerk forward copy OF,
these proceedings TO The family OF The deceased
and copy to the Editors Of newspapers in the
CITY OF Richmond for publication.
This Coun do now adjourn.
10. POLLARD, IT,, Clerk.
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ny THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the EIecn.
l tive that Ohm KEANER, charged with Robbery and
arson in Moaongaa county, has hed from justice, and
Is now going at large do therefore hereby offer
wa.d of one dollars any person persons
WHO shall apprehend the said John Keanes and deliver
him The Jail Of the said county, and do moreover
require all officers civil and military, ard request the
people of the Commonwealth generally, TO use their
best exeons To procure the aires, Of the said fugitive
that he may he brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing In the absence Of the Governor from the zeal
(sEALl of Conveniently and under the lesser seal Of
the Commonwealth OF Richmond, this sixteenth
dry of August, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hum
drsd and forty seven, aad Of The Commonwealth the
seventy second. X. T. DANIEL.
Keaner is described as about twenty-fv years old,
Bve feet seven or egh, inches high and lightly made,
with rather brown complexion blue eyes and light hair
Aupusf l7-c3w
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FEMALE SCHOOL IN PoWHATAN.
SALT WATER BATHING Al plNEY
POINT

THE Potomac Pavilion, al this delightful watering
i place. having been entirely reftied and furnished
anew, is now open for the reception and aceommoda-
lion OF visitors Pney Point is on the Potomac River,
near its mouth and commands view of the debouehere
oflai noble river into the Chesapeake Bay The bath
Inc this place is all times perfectly safe, as there
no under current and the invalid and others can en-
Ing houses have been erected and every attention VIII
Be paid TO the comfort and convenience Of guests To
The invalid, this place presents pleasant resort FOR
health and recreation.
The steamer Powhatan conveys passengers twice a
week from Arqua Creek TO Piney Point, viz leave
Aequia every Monday and Thursday on the arrival OF
The about II NJ and returning, leaves the roint
every Wednesday and Saturday mosnjna about
N. Thus giving persona In Richmond and vicinity q
delightful trip TO this place. -.
Board, per month, Ss0 w
Do. week, w
Do. day, ~
Children and servants halt price.
Julv .D-eIN HARDWOOD 4 KELLER.
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
T1ON, IN MISSISSIPPI,
Belonging 10 The Trustees of The Bank of the

UnlIed SIdleS,
CONTAINS about 100 acres all under fence, 500
cleared OF which there are from $50 400 In cuti-
yation and nearly, about 2O0 Of tmber-situ-
ated Al miles Easi South East fronrthe city Of vicks-
burg-as on IL horses stock of cattle, Including OK
ss including TOOLS &C. two ciserns, and an excellent
well of water, new gin house, Qncluding press and
miil) new Gin stand and thrasher, new negro quar-
tiers, carpenters shop, biacksmth's shop, two new
cribs; ALSO stable and old cribs, good double dwell
ling house, containing three rooms and closet; also,
a vegetable and fruit garden, cotton seed sufficient for
the ensuing year The and fodder sufficient for the
place The next year. will DO sold the place md de-
iivered, al the market pea The farm will be sold for
SID Coo OF which $1,000 In cash, and the balance N
one two and three years, equal annual insalnie1ss,
bearing six per cent interest from the date Of sale,
cured BY mortgage, or deed In trust.
Apply TO Joseph l.. Roberts, Agent, Natchez. wtc
has full power TO sell and convey said property.
An
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL lNFIRMARY,
QETE RCRHnG Ia


hrs. KENWoRTHY & PRICE are prepared to re-
II eelve and treat all persons afAicted with Chronic
and ss7posed nes,0be orns Of Disease The treatment
bey adopt is strictly Eeee,e. Rejecting all poisonous
and ni1rioxs remedies they administer internally mid
req aoie reaeds and, when necessary, and the case
r,aurinp they use such portions Of the Hydropatie
rrse,,ss as they deem essential Mild vegetable ieme
drs the warm, vapor, shower and other baths, with
srct dieting. viii relieve almost any given form of
Chronic disease.
In Dyspepna. especially, they feel warranted in
stating they effect cure In almost every case
no matter what form, or how long standng-in from
no 10 six months They can refer to gentlemen Of the
hirhest standing In every section Of the State, Frgi-
nis who will take pleasure In certifying TO their sue
cess
TERMS-Board and Medical Attendance from % TO
Sis per week. Medicines extra charge.
B.-They will give reasonable prices FOR Negroes
afflicted with Chr0aie D,ssas., when not too old.
Address KENWORTHY & PRICE.
L J. ErSwoarHr, M. d. Petersburg. Va.
II. N. Ps,cE, NJ D. Aug is-cwly
~ Richmond Wing, Banner of Temperance, Lynch
burg virginian and Fredericksburg Recorder will each
eooy once a week for year.
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To The Editors of Newspapers in Virg,nia:

To The Editors of Newspapers IN Virg,nia:
Gentlemen: BY giving publicity to the follow
ing briel articles you will confer favor, not only
on The Baptis, General Association, a! whose re-
cues, they are prepared. but on many OF our tel-
low citizens OF various religious denominations,
who sincerely sympalIize with US in our views
and efforts. The subject discussed is one deep
ly affecting the moral and religious interests of
the community and fairly demanding Of the pnb
lie degree Of consideration which il has Lot ye,
received. A Tree, enlightened and liberal press
is the suresl safeguard Of our Liberties. and the
most potent instrument Of political reformation.
We invoke the aid Of the press in our appeal 10
the public. Convinced Of the correctness OF our
views, and the soundness of our arguments, we
desire only that they may receive the candid at
lenlon oil the community.
!. B. JETER,
J. D. McGlLL,
J. L. REYNOLDS,
T. HUME,
|. S. TINSLEY.
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The State Central Committee OF Connecticut
have called Stale Convention, 10 meet on The
ed September, 10 nominate candidates for Co
vernon and other Stale officers, well as 10 tap
point Two delegates 10 represent the State al large
in the next National Convention Tor nominating
candidates for President and Vice President OF The
United States; and will also make an expression
in regard TO The proper time and place for holding
such convention
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ne. 9c-ewaw STEPHEN c. ANDERSON
NATaEMATlCAL TEACHER.

GENTLEMAN, who has had several years. eSpe-
"A Renee In teaching, and who Can furnish the most
satisfactory testimonials Of moral character scholar
snin and success In TRACKING - DESTROYS OF situation
in Virginia or come Of tho Southern States. He would
prefer the Mathematical, and Scientific Department In
some Institution though he would accept OF any profit
able school, and teach the Classics also.
Addrrss-Alnha. Richmond. Va. Aug. l0-c6t
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NOTICE.

MIR JOHN p. TOD having, by deed dated f2.A Of
property real and PERSONAL and debts, In trust, fns
for the payment Of certain preferred creditors, and,
lhen for the payment Of such OF his other sSsdtass
should, within sixty days from the date Of said deed.
accept in form the provisions ihsreofihM IL, there
FORE 10 notify ai concerned Of che eIeeuioa 81 saiS
decd. Letters post paid, win b promptly replied To-
ROBT. RGDGlN,
Bowling Green, Aug. u, le7-e4
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
l.. IN !. Trlgg

HAVING taken House on thr Basin tenders his ser
vices to his friends and the public generally, In
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
staple articles OF produce.
l.. u. T., In the sale Of Tobacco, viii he assisted by
gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
ledscd Judgment, fully competent sustain the in
ieteAts of Planters. Feb a-ctf
THE undersigned begs Lease TO return his thanks To
those persons who have generously bestowed
upon him their patronage asa
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Tie again tenders his services Ger the sale Of all kinds
Of Gram. Al commission Of esat per bushel. Hs
oss eiC.s will always be employed 10 the most
advantageous terms. All demands in regular Com
Mission business attended to promptly.
Reference, as heretofore, 10 the most extensive and
respectable houses In the city.
GEO. X. PEAKE,
Al the Store OF JoyRs & WINSTON.
lulr l0--rlnn
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THE SUBSCRIBER offer. for sale bis PLANTA-
i TION, situated In I.owndes County, Alabama,
forty miles below Montgomery, ten miles from hIshams
river containing thousand Ave hundred sesss oc
which nine hundred cleared. The place is well set
lied, and perfectly healthy. c. T. HAMPTON,
AnriI p-etf t,olnmhia anfth Carolina
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

LOUISA RAILROAD.
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF the Stockholders of the
n Louisa Railroad Company will be held nj Louisa
Courthouse on Thursday, the 23d day of September
!-S!, 10 decide on the route by which said Railroad
sba be extended 10 the Eastern base OF the HUE hdge
full meeting Of the Stockholders ID desred anda free
ekei on The cars going and returning, will be given
:c,hem. By order OF the Board,
THOS. T. CHANDLER, Treasurer
Beaver Dam Depot tjannevr, Aug. l7-ctd
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Lands Lving III the State Of Texas.

1870. Samuel swartwout, former owne,..
sc Mar. II, Tract ef land granted by the Re
public Of Texas 10 y. Barbos,
whose attorney was Frost
Thorn, situated at the forks Of
rivers Anloyiac and Angelina;
which grant is more particular
" described in a deed made by
Vetai Flores, TO said " Bareo-,
under date of June ~, 1894,
containing 10 siiios, asi lahors. 4
n, AZ
g. Also one certificate Of lands issued
BY John T. Mason, on behalf OF
tile Governor Of Texas and Goa
huiia dated June 81, 1884, for
about az
sal /" Also one other certificate, OF ths
.ame tenor and date OF the
above, for a like number Of 4,
Which said lands were conveyed
By samuel Swatwout 10 WIN.
Young, late President OF the
Mount Savage Coal and Iron
Company, in trust for the use
and benefit OF The United states,
by deed bearing date 3lst day Of
December, 1912. and recorded
January G. 1913, in Liber B.,
No u II, folos IS, 10 and ~, In
land records OF Allegheny coun-
~, Maryland.
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The Union, and give US, as our only reliance, It's
lustlce-i's sense OF risht-requirins US 10 be.
lieve that it will not deceive Us in our utmost
need-bu. making US content with The deciara-
lion, that, I'll does, it has RIGHT to do so. That
is not our position. The Wing mistakes u.s.
We surrender nothing. The ratification which
1t offers is not impregnable, ii We yield the
strong citadel OF consli,uionality it would have
US desert. We hold on 10 all we havc;-aay re-
treat is bnl preliminary TO surrender.
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
IS "a I'd ing I'D OuSc.

10 q. y LAWRENCE has taken those new and
h. eommodious Tenements over the Stores Of Messrs.
Is. - Beil Hudson and Messrs. Binfcrd & Fry, on
49, Square, Main street, nearly opposite Der old
a ana 10 now prepared 10 entertain boarders by the
~, rsi a. yearly and monthly boarders, In good
,s, crais moderate. The location for persons VI
an, 1ehmond busInsxs ID one Of the best in the
~ July o--cwly
~, aaNCERY-Visa,SrA-uni States Of Ame
cs,.a AL Rules held Ia tho Clerks Office Of the
M etates Court for the fourth Circuit and Eastern
po,,;.ot Virginia, on the 7th day Of July, ls47:
asains,
nsn0e Jones, resident Of the Safe Of Maryland,
c.r.,s Snaer the style Of Talbot, Jones Co, and
~ Bradley, Defendants.
\. above named defendant Samuel Jones, not hav.
sasred his appearance and given security accord.
a Inc rules Of this Court and IL appearing by sats-
sSs evidence that the said Samuel Jones 10 not an
- o, the Stale Of Virginia, 1t 10 ordered that
c,.s defendant do appear Al rules 10 be held In the
0r,s Once Of said Court, on the first Monday of
"a, next and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and
nsseopy Of this order DO forthwith Inserted in some
sorS published In the City Of Richmond, for two
C.a eeessveiy, and posted 81 the fent door OF the
s STATES Court Rcomi In said city.
kv :, a Copy Tssss,
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SITUATION WANTED.

4 GRADUATE of one OF our hest Colleges, we'll qua
"A lifted teach all the branches usually taught IN
our .cadsnes and High Schools, and also the French
ana German languages, wishes TO obtain situation
for the ensuing year. situation IA Teacher oil Lam
ruae.s In some established Institution would be pie
irrsd, though would ba willing TO take the entire
charge ola School for sufficient salary. situation
In The Souh or West would not be Objectionable he
has had several years experience In teaching, and can
produce satisfactory testimonials Of moral character
cGahdcaons success In teaching, SC. Letters, pre-
paid, addressed TO a B., Thomsburg, Spoisyvania CO.
Va, will receive prompt attention Aug. 2o-cu
FEMALE SCHOOL IN POWHATAN.
THE Subscribers School will reopen on Inc 1T &c
,ober next; and he will receive into his family few
boa-ders To whom particular attention will be paid In
every respect The situation Is remarkably healthy
and In pleasant neighborhood.
po,,, md Tn,tion IN English. sG5 90
poA.u ~ 10 90
i'.ss, a., N,sIc and uss nj Piano ~ 30
nay Scholars, ~ w
toa cs lost time except al tho discretion Of The sub
scrber. Ny address is Cenito Post Once, pcwhstan
Aor i9-ry4w WAN. MURRAY.
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OrricE OF THE SOLICITOR OF THE Treasury,
August II, l647.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Office until the 25th day OF October next,
al - o'clock at noon, for The purchase OF The in
ierest OF the United Slales at law and in equity
Of The properly hereinafter described, upon The
terms and conditions mentioned below, to wit:
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OFFICE PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO..
JuLr 5, l6S7.
THE Board Of Directors have this day declared d.
i vidsud OF thses and half per cent for The lait
Gig moa,hs, payable on demand at The Once Of the
Company. u. " binpi FIesiasut.
Aug S--clm
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.
,,ap .uhssriher would like 10 employ, Immediately,
l a Lady well qualified 10 take charge of a small
srboo, IN the country. One who produce satisfac-
tory tesmoniss and IL able to teach all the branches
of The E,eI,sn language, together with French and
Sus,c, can ind employment, By addressing me, at
Powha,an Courthouse.
49, STEPHEN e. ANDERSON.
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WE
GOOD washing may be had a. from s. to $40 for the

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In the Medical Department. the session is Of the same
length as the Academic Session-nlne months-which
enables the students complete curriculum of studies
as extensive as tina, OF any other Medical Institution In
the Union by attending unIy TWO lectures day. They
have moreover the advantage of daily rigid rIanina
lions on the subjects discussed In the daily Lectures.
The expenses Of the Medical students the same as
those of other Students with tho addition OF dssec
Ing lee Of SIS. WM = MEMBER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University OF virginia.
Iuiv -rOly ON
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UPPER APpOMATTOX COMPANY.
A . meeting Of the BoaId Of Trustees OF the Upper
s.,t nppamatoI Company, the 18th instant, divi-
aa., Sio per share the Old Stock was declared
asyus, IS, lsi7. S ID. MORTON,
A,s. 9o-c4, Treas. u. A. Co.
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II We see that The Wing attacks our article
relative 10 Mr.. Brownson and the War. As il
says ii will continue The subject We defer any re.
mark for The present. as We do not wish 80 take
Two bites al a cherry"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-27

IT The Times Of yesterday repeats its re-
marks Of Saturday, relative TO General Taylor's
letter 10 Mr.. Delony. AS ii brings forward no
production, and has moi even attempted 10 an
swer the argument We presented on that subject
in our paper of Monday. We think i, unnecessary
10 do more than releraie our conviction that
GENERAL TAYLOR is NOT 4 WHO