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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
GEORGIA ALL RIGHT

As We expected, The boasled gain OF the Wings
in this gallant State has turned out to b. "dusl
and ashes on their lips" The Union OF Salur
day has the following intelligence, which shows
that Col Calhoun, The military available" is de-
fealed by Willborn, that the popular vote is
handsomely in favor of The Democracy, and that
the Stale is safe for Cass and Butler:
We received The following bulletin by icle.
graph yesterday, from which it would appear
that we have carried tour members OF Congress,
and that The popular vote is estimated TO be near
ly the same tor the Democracy the vote for
Towns Tor Governor was last year. ALI the acs
counts show that Georgia is perfectly safe Tor
Cass and Butler:
"M4coN, (Ga,) Oci. Ga P: VI.
"Four Democratic congressman elected Hack
Ell, HARRISON, Willborn and Cobb. Popular vote
Democratic by one thousand or twelve hundred"
Anoher despatch, received at TO- P. M, July
confirms The election OF The four Democratic con-
gressmen.
P. S. We had no Southern mail yesterday,
but tho Union has the following con6rmatory
intelligence:
"The Augusta Chronicle, Wing, admits that
Willborn has beaten Calhoun by seventy-two
majority, and that Harralson is elected by two
hundred majority. The popular vote is Demo
cratic in this State by about the same as last
year, when Towns was elected by 1884,
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Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

1.-THE Enquirer Is published DAILY Uof inc City)
aud SEMl-WE EKLY (for the county.) For the Daily
seven dollars per annu, and at the rate oil
a lars il taken for shorter period than one year
,nr S,mi- Weekly, five dollars per annnh, ana me-
dollars for six months, payable In adyancei.o
~, Fcs or re mited by mail, post pnid; or siA
per annnm at the end ofthe y sn:r,s,Nc
,.~us DAILY ENQUIRER-For ono square OF
M Iincs or less, first insertion, fifty cents, and
y, sncc seding insertion twenty-five cents-n In
80 nnce a week, twice week, or three times
sI tnir,y seven and half cents.
ia THE SEMI-WEEKLY-One square oil sixteen
or less first insertion, rs cents; for each continu-
snee, 50 cents. ,.,-
advertisers charged fifty dollars Tor thr-
:, lines and in that proportion for advertisements
cr.ater length-except Lottery Vendors and Auc-
- .n..s who are charged one hundred dollars tpaper
anss.rs from distance must be accompanied with
yancs nay, or satisfactory references, TO insure
All duss TO this Office may be remitted per mail,
I'D and available Bank notes, al the risk or the
~ ros,aqs Of al letters being paid by the Dr'-
irh. hostage of single letter Is scarcely oil any
n, IN ,hr writer: IL is the accumulation oil posi-
sss in an extensive business, which operates rs
,,ons ta1 upoa Editcrsl
- An Obituaries aud Marriages from the country
sn,yer The pariy's handwriting Is unknown al TINS
80 mu.t be auhe by the endorsaton oil me
in the ghborhood, or they will IN no cass
.anhiis,rd. Every measure, that has been taken 70
n, ,mnositions and uuzzes, has proved heroiotors
p.ranc We must therefore, insist, IN such case,
w., ,,,e Certified by tue name oi
w Postmaster ,orittsn on the beck Of the letter.
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classical SCHOOL

THE second session of mr Bennett, sehool, In
/ this civ will commence on Monday, I'd OCTOBER
TERMS:
Tuition in the usual English branches, S1o
Tuition in the advanced English branches, RI
Anciep, Languages and higher Mathematics, %
The French and high German language, WIN DC
caught without rtra charge If the pupils shall have al
ready attained suitable proficiency in the English.
The Greek and Latin language WIZ DC .aSsh, mo, mo.
American and English Colleges but also according 10
the modern Grecian and Roman Standard The reason
Of This is obvious nasn,uch the facility Of eommun
Gallon affords the American student an opportunity OF
pursuing his studies the different European Colleges,
where these languages pronounced according 10 Inc
English standard, would scarcely be eomprehended.
The mathematical department vii be entrusted 10 one
who has not only distinguished himself IN MS coheg
ale course but who has also been rminenty successful
In imparting instruction.
Mr. Bennett reiterates his PROMISE that, IN me con,
duct of his School, strict asd pa0esome dseplne YOU,
inpariablp be his constant endeavor WIN
be 10 inculcate the tirmest principles of honor and In
tegrity. r. ,o,, .
Cunningham, DIR Charles Bell Gibson, a w Nolting
James, BAXTER, Mn PabPsIs SAM sae!s"' f'em'";
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Midway Female Academy.

THE next annual session will commence on WE'D
NEsDAY, the soh September n and continue with
Miss LYDIA MARY FAY will continue TO preside
over the Institution as Principal Miss Fay is so well
aud favoably known, and has given such general "a
tsflcton, render comment ar eu,oyy unnecessary
Two ladies' of distinguished abilities and requirements
have been engaged 10 assist Miss Pay, upon whose eI
perence, knowledge and moral conduct we can imp-
City rely In the continuance Of his School, the sub
seribers object is the In its establishment,
desirsto educate his daughters, fhavng six and
for It's better Isanzation his able and Jealous Princ-
pal, accomplished assistants and himself unite with
he rut of their own experience, the lights and coun
sells of In the professions and they intend
il afford the not only ola thorough course Of
substantial instruction. but also OF n those dlferent
accomplishments considered necessary to finish
ed education.
Neither In the retaining Of his learned Principal in
the selection Of her fellow aborers, in his other pro-
risioas has the subscriber spared anything that may
make his Institution worthy Of the patronage which t
has received for the last six yearsand he considers It's
and high standing The best testimonials he can
oHer Teachers and pupils all reside In The family ana
under the domestic of Mrs Minor aud the sub
tbsr from whom they receive that parental attention
winch IL bestowed on their own daughters.
Particular attention will be paid TO the manners and
morals of the young ladies al all times, and deep in
taken in their advancement. In word, Midway
Academy will be Christian School, and study there
conducted In way 10 make the pupil not only learned,
h scod and happy In event Of sickness, every aien
ton will be paid and charge made for professional
The situation is, hopeuer, remarkable for
health.
TERMS-The terms are such as merely to defray the
Necessary and absolute expenses.
For Board and all the necessares, for the ten scho-
aslc months and Tuition in any all OF the English
branches, sii0. French, Italian, Spanish and Latin,
each. SIP. Music, including of Piano, S35. Music
on Guitar, and use Of Instrument, SIS. Drawing,
Painting and Ornamental Needle Work, with use OF
Books aud Patterns, sl0 EACH For any period less than
len months, sl2 50 will be charged by the month, and
In proportion for the extra branches.
Books, Music and other Stationery will be furnished
al retail prices.
Circulars, containing more particular information,
may be obtained By application the sub scbsr and
references 10 unquesonable authority, fdesired Pay
ments half the LIST January the balance at the
end Of the session. Parents and guardians are request
ed TO come and judge for themselves
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ d.
Midday, Esser County, Pa, Sept LIST, ls4s.
70 Address the subscriber, at Milier's Post Office,
Essex county, Va. Sept S-cwtJani
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University of Pennsylya,nnia
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..

SESSION OF lS4S-49.
,,,up M.aic,l Lectures will commence on MONDAY,
| The 18th day Of October, and be delivered unoer
the following arrangement: ,NAru.N,rr
aas,nnv nv WILLIAM f. HoRNER, NJ. D.
n,a,s,a Mrdica and Pharmacy, by GEokGE u.
cn.n;.,rv- bv JAMES D. ROGERS, MI
Sn,sery. bv WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. d.
obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children,
hv HUGH L. HODGE, NJ. ID. -
Institutes of Medicine, by SAML- JACKSON, NJ. ID.
clinical Instruction At the Pennsylvania Hospital, 6y
GEORGE B. " OOu, 81. D., on Medicine, and GEO.
" NORRIS, M. D., on Surgery, twice week
Drmonstrative Instruction in Medicine and surgery,
,xce week. by the Professors ofthe Medical Faculty
assisted by w. w. GERHARD, NJ. D., and HENRY ID.
SMITH, NJ
Preliminary Lectures will be delivered daily from the
o. the l4th of October, inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be open from
oe,cber LIST 10 the end Of March ensuing. JOHN
NELL. NJ. D., Demonstrators.
Amount of Fees for Lectures in the University, Slo5
Ma.reula,ion Pee, (paid once only,) .
Hospital Fee, ~
Practical Anatomy, ao
Graduating Fee,
law w. E. HORNER, NJ. ID.
Dean Of tho Medical Faculty.
of Chestnut Street, abovs Thirteenth,
onposite the u. ). Mint, Philadelphia
Anousf I ISSS-eOtOct.l6
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In Yiew Of the Importance of the subject, we
have obtained a copy of the following paper for
publication. Coming as il does from the law
officer of the State, j. is entitled to, and no
doubt will receive proper consideration and re-
specE
OPINION FOR TIE EXECUTIVE
The Executive of Virginia has referred to
mo a letter from Shcrrard c. Clemens, one OF
the Commissioners TO conduct the Presidential
Election in the county of Ohio, in which letter
two questions are Propoundcd.
The questions arc
let. Gan the Commissioners no'o, under our
law. keep the polls open; or adjourn the taxing
If The votes for three days, for any cause what
eyers or must The votes be all taken on the ueS-
day designated by the act Of Congress, OF be
not received at all.
81 Can he who offers to vote, merely as
,,I nayer and head Of family, vote unless no
has paid the State lax Of l547, with which he
was assessed, and that in the county where ne
offers 10 votcs
NV opinion has been requested on these
questions. The fourth section OF the second ar
ticlc of the Constitution Of the United states
is in these words: ''7he Congress nay determine
The time of choosing the Electors and The day on
which they shall give their votes, which day
shall be uniform throughout the United States
In pursuance of the first branch Of this sec
lion. Congress on the 23d January, lS45, pass
ed the following law:
That The Electors Of President and Vice
presiden, shall be appointed in each State on the
Tuesday next after the first Monday in The
month Of November of the year in which they
are 10 be appointed Prorided, That each State
NAV. by law, provide for the filling of any va.
cancy. or vacancies, which may occur in lis Col
ese of Electors, when such college meets 10
Give il, Electoral vote; and proridtd, also, when
INV State shall have held an election for the
purpose of choosing Electors and shall fail 10
make choice on The day aforesaid, then the
Electors may be appointed on subsequent day
in such manner as tho State shall, by law, pro-
yiden
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HATS! HArS!, cApSi CAPSn
Fall Sfyie az Haafs and caps

- l.. BETTY, No. isi, Broad 81, Shockoe
tJa Hill, has jus, received inii and spiend
assor,men, OF HATS aid CAPS. cf The best
Nonhcrn manufacture Beaver, Brush, Nuria,
Moleskin, Silk, Angola, Coney. Wool, and every
other kind of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment OF GAPS, OF every variety, al un-
usually low prices. al wholesale or retail.
G [. BETTY.
p. S.-Perchasess are respectfully ioviicd 10
call and examine my Assortment. Hats AMI
Caps madc 10 order. Market prices given tor all
kinds of Furs u. l.. D,
Sept. l5-c3m
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TEACHERS WANTED.

ob,," S,'ennve. Barbour county. Alabama, desire 70
larm.n e services OF competent Teachers in both De-
npss Tor the next four years, 10 commence LIST Ia
v.m5. and will receive applications until l5,h No
will y when selection will he made. Applicants
suf.,. expected 10 furnish evidence Of qualifications
To make the Schools equal to any in the SOUTH
aud patronage equal to almos, any other in this
ii. lug, OF country.
b p,ss., post paid addressed 10 the undersigned will
e,.pss,eeo 70 The Board, and answered If desired.
a''he, OclS, lS46-cw3v d d GLENN.
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ynisatly called LoaPs g,'d.-[ UNION.
Photographed 10. The Balinore American ]

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP IsA-
BEi-DES rRUC TIVE FIRE AT PENSA-
COLa.-The noble steamship Isabel, under
command Of Capan Rollins, arrived here safely
this morning. She came up in beautiful style.
She is tue ad.Aifation oi all our cn,zens.
Al the Great fic tI3t occurred IL Pensacola,
Fla On Monday wcel. las there were destroyed
sky houses, indeed the whole South Western
par oi The Gig is in ruins, Involving loss OF
eighty thousand dollars. Messrs. BuEkey, s.. lDe-
roly, Qassles, LosliIgs Forsyth and s4otd,
are among The principal sufferers.
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Correspondence Of the w ishiag'on onlon.I

TIE MARYLAND ELECTlON:-Th The re-
,u,ns q, the MARYLAND election. nov coming IN
Tom IN. couoties, give ubm s,akeable evidence
If S' he SIT Strength Of Inc democracy shroushoa; .as
state The ccntes will evidently be very close
ous Tor the presidency in this Stale, especially as
,.s,e seems 10 he a democratic leaning on me
rte telegraph has just furnished US fu'l returns
from Anes baay couaiy, BY which ! learh int
Rernard lie democ attic candidate Tor sheriff, IS
e,ec:ed by 272 maj aiy. Tine complexion 81 lie
lew court remaits unchanged being SIX wtis
and FIVE &c noc;as. Washington county ms
e,e..,, / democratic: sheriff aud whis comGis-
sioner.
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SEPT. %, 1918
IINJVERSiTYO OF VIRGINIA,

We cordially endorse all that the Cnarlo'tss-
vile Republican says below Of this valuable
College, and we rejoice in its Continued and pro-
sressive prosperity:
"Thc friends oil this noble institution, and eve
re- friend Of Education will be srat:fisd 10 lrain
that line present promises 10 be the musl flourish
ins session ever experienced by the University.
Up 10 las, evening there were 1876 maHicu'at's
lat year a, the same time, there were bui l32.-
All he professors wee in place except Df.
Schcle lie Vcre vino is tally expected from Eu-
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liar with Wing tactics 10 be deceived any longer.
The Wings may brag and blust=r, but The only
effect will be 10 mislead and deceive their own
friends, as has been done heretofore.
As it is in Georgia, so il is in Maryland, so far
as the imperfect returns enable us 10 make a
comparison with the election Of last year, when
we elected a Democratic Governor (ThomaS by
about 600 majority. The news, both from Geor-
gia and Maryland, is decidedly favorable to the
Democrats, and all who will take the trouble 10
investigate and judge Tor themselves, will find ii
TO be so.
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[Telcgraphed.ior the Baltimore American
Nrw yoRK Oci & & P NJ

The race between Fashion and Bostona, over
the Union Course, L. to-day, 10: purse OF
$780, was won BY Bostona
n A Geographic despatch from Nav 1or'
tells us tina, Bosons, (Iare's fly, b. Boston, out
OF Anireweua,) beat the great Fashion. Time
&c andTd5
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NEW KENT FEMALE SCHOOL.

NEW KENT FEMALE SCHOOL.
,ss exercises OF this School will be resumed the
,o.h October under the management OF competent
pneis and VIII close the 18th OF August, ls49.
~. "a and Tuition in the English branches, 800
uehcn, 10
raasie, and the use OF Piano, os
II e half Of the Board and Tuition win be expocted
la paid when the scholar enters the school, or the
s.aaasafy, and the other half on the LIST May
--Npo-cw6w II, T IACv
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STATE OF DELAY ERE

The Wilmington Gaz.ac Gains vir'o,y in
the inspectors election in Wilmington IN Tues
dav Tor The democrats. Il says: This vote ind-
cafes t1st, with luii poll and proper attention,
We can give Cass and Butler sound CID demo,
craft. majority ,eratly ovcr0'ls hun irca +"
|. claims mi ni,y in Kent conafy, "b'lns q
cain npun the lbs pecl,r eiec ion q 1916, d l21
Solar as Ol! Sussex has been heard TO q, we
have gained p votes, aud our whole major ~ ID
the county might BE- abon! !6o.
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From The Baltimore Correspondent Washington Union
BALTlMoRE, Oct. I, 2. M.
SUCCESS OF Mr. cORCORhN.
THE MARKETS &c


The tcle graph, to-day, announces that iDt-ili-
gence has been received Ly nc Cambria that
Nj! Core, IAN, Of he firm o! Co!co!an y Riggs,
has succeeded in dsposing Of six millions OF The
la. loan. In con oqnence u this Information,
stocks have been more huoyant today in all tn:
Northern markets, ami there is III upward ten
Gency in government securities.
The Wing, profess 10 have news here today
,ha! they have carried Florida-Governor, Con.
ercs>, and every hing else; bu, OF coufse there
can be no ruth in il. | would as soon think Of
hearing oi South Carolina being carried by The
Wings IS Florida.
THE M.RKgTs- IL The Baltimore market, his
m0ruing, -four, under he cdec, 81 the steamers
news, was very quiet There a?peatcd 20 lie but
little disposition 10 operate. Tnc only transac-
lion made pubic was sale OF $50 bbls. He
ward street hfands a. - ID a decline; some
holders are asking more. Nothing ione ~ Guy
Mills aud prices unsettled. Corn mca! - 4 IS
III; and rye llJur "a %.
Inc receipts Of grain are unusually light, and
in consequence prc.s are kept up. There has
not ia iac, hecn enough done in wheat u admit
OF a lair quotation. The last sales OF good 10
prime reds were at i05 a 10 cents, and "hilc do.
10 40 cents Corn is also very scarce. a
sale This morning ol , 200 bushels very prime
white al IS cents; yellow was selling yesterday
At 66 IS cents; Oats IS 81 cents; Rye 10 u
cents.
Whiskcy isselliag a 26 81 cents in hills. and
bbls
At New York, this morning, The -four market
was not 50 firm under the Effects OF The European
news and prices have dcclurd. Sales 'o-day oil
4,00Obbls Geresee brands a IS 500 G2s; Souf
ern do IS G2s Corn mea! - IL. Rye -four ;s3 "a.
Wheat in iair request Tor milling purposes
Sales Of Genesee al 81 % a | 81, AMI 1000
bushels Is,. at 81 l6 81 IL. Nothing yet done
in cofn-mixed IS held al 67 10 GEMS; aud yell
low II 70 cents sales Of OATS at 30 80 cents;
Rye 6a CENTS.
There is a good demand ior sugars, and an IN
creased movement, with prices tending Upward.
The cotton market i, heavy under tae news,
and some sales have taken place al shade de-
cline.
NhisLer In hill IL y llinr ~ u 2lk cents.
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Whisky in btl>. is ceiling at Is 25s cents.
To The Editor Of the Union:
w AsnlacrnN Octlb,r g. 1913.


have seen an article pnb'i,hed in m. Ba.ti-
mole Sun Of this dag taken from he New York
Sun. 20 The effect hat The gold discovered in Cali
vrnis Assumed on % b. m.ca.' For the salts
faction Of lhusc who may feel an interest in
truth, | have 10 STATE that Mr.. Lar'tin sent, in
6espalch,o The Department o. Stale, sample OF
The metal washed out with his own hands: and
that this morning, in h. presence OF MIR. Cnew,
of the Department, ard several others, ! tcs'cd II
with acid, and found 10 be pure gold, think
from II 10 IL carais flee, and perhaps NOR. Tne
BIZ MIR. Bealc, Of The navy. Since his arrival.
have mol heard Of any other; and The report now
in circulation is entirely un!onnded, or that oil
MI Lirkin is false which is not probable.
am, respectfully, your ohedIeni seIyan.,
JOHN PARROT.
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TAppAHANNoCK FEMALE ACADEMY,

"a ~ D n N n n y r. IL LIS
,hE eighth scholastic year OF this School will COM
mence on the frat Monday in October next. under
The charge of two efficient and experienced teachers
Miss 5. Minister and Miss 81. s. McFce.
Hiss 5. Minister has been engaged, for years as
aieaeher In Philadelphia, and has received tes,ino
mails Of the highest character, from her friends and pa
ifoy Miss NJ. 9. McFee ia well known as a comps
sns 'ach.r having had charge Of The school for the
past four years.
Instruction will be given In all the branches of an
sassh education; and French, Latin, Music, Drawing
fa'riins. Wax Work, Embroidery and Ornamental
Needle Work, viii be taught at extra charges.
Music will be exclusively attended 10 by another
eonp~tent teacher.
rarenls and guardians patronizing this school, may
ny upon their children receiving, while with Mrs.
Gus mothers care, neat and comfortable chambers
M ~, good fres, night and morning.
Monthly reports will be regularly to parents.
lis desirable that those who design patIonzing the
moo, should enter their children at the commence
an., Of the session, though they will be received at
sa! y ane Nodeducton made for absence, except In
'"s' Of protracted sickness.
Of each Saturday will be devoted to needle
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Terms for ten months !:

E" .oaaoiuefy and Ornamental Needie-work, le
w. ,,h including Bed, Bedding, Lights, Fuel and
dan ~! 70 Dr. A. Brockenbrough, DR.. Thomas c. Cor.
p,b,n NJ James Roy Mcou, Col. p A. Bramham, Tap
SJf'ppoea; DR.. l.. Roane, Mr.. Edward Wright, Mr.
John D. nwhitloes, Mr.. VIM. J. Clarkson, Essex; Mr..
l. p,,. ofoesenbroueh, Westmoreland county; Mr.. R
T sams,.I apt. 5 g. HUT, Richmond county; Mr.. VIM