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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL coNvEN-

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVEN-
TON This body adjourned last Friday night,
having go, through with its business.
!, was occupied during most of Friday with
the discussion Of The qualifications OF lay dele
gates 10 the Convention. II was decided that
they must be church members, but what was
requisite to be considered church member was
not dcte mined, AMI after sharp debate rela>
two thereto, the whole subject was again laid
on the table, when the Convention took up and
discussed at length the resolution Of the Rev.
DR.. Sherwood, requesting the Bishops TO iermi
nate at once the suspension Of Bishop Onder.
donk, or specify the terms and time therefor
This was altered and amended many limes-
Fiually the resolution offered BY DR. Higbee the
day previou. as 4 substitute was adopted. II
Prays the House oil Bishops 10 relieve the dio
cese in accordance with canon OF lSi7, which
says that whenever The penalty OF su pension
snail be inflicted on Bishop, Priest or Deacon in
this Church, the sentence shall specify on what
terms, or at VIVA. time the penalty shall cease"
The following is the vote: Ayes Clergy 81,
Lauy 49, Noes Clergy SO. Laily 46.. A pro-
ties, against this by the minority, offered by
Hon. Luther Bradi.h, was rejected by sir, ns
vote.
A resolution, offered by Rev Dr. Whitehouse,
asking Bishop Ondcrdonk TO resign, had been
previously lost, by 80 cl.rgymen aud a dioceses
voting in the affirmative, aud 50 clergymen and
20 diooeses in the negative.
Judge Jay, 10 the last, manifested the strong
est opposition TO Bishop Onderdonk, opposing
DIR Higbee's resolution on the ground that the
House Of Bishops. in giving relief, could not
place any olher Bishop over them Than The
suspended one, whom be deemed guilty.
The Convention adjourned al ii o'clock on
Friday night.
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ANOTHER NEW PAPER.

Mr.. David H-dfck, prescribed by The Re-
sency for his Democratic opinions, proposes, in
connection with Mr.. Geo. w. Climbers, TO pub
lish the VALLEY Democrat" a. New Market,
Shenandoah county and, as Tic Rockingham
Register says, ITO give The administration Jesse
in return tor the bow" The noble Democracy
o! the "Tealh" are able 10 sustain many cham.
pions OF h. gotd falkland we wish abundant
success 10 these gentlemen, OF whom We hear
favorable accounts.
We are indebted 10 Senator Mason for the
las, Patent Cft-e Report, jus! published. Ii is
marked by the ability and vast amount OF valu-
able facts and materials which have charac'
,erzed all OF Mr.. Burke's reports. The diagrams
and eugravings are we'll executed, bu! the print.
in9 and paper, under the ilnpoilic contract
system. are disgrace TO The nation.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
HaYnpdeM sidney College,

hiIHsHtISDJ
THE twelfth annual course OF Lectures 10 TINS Inst
i tuition will commence on Monday, october I'D.
1879 and continue until The middle Of March
R. L. ROHiNNhN. ~. D., Pnd Of Obstetrics and d.
seasrs of Women and Children.
L. W. CnaMBERL ,YNE, M. d., Prof. Of Matern
Medca and Therapeutic.
5 MAUPtN, ii. d Prof Of Chemistry and Phar.
macy.
and Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER p. JOHNSON, NJ. D Prof Of Anatomy aud
Physiology.
DAVID Il. TUCKER, 81. D., Prof. OF Theory and
Practice 0f Medicine.
A. L. PETICOLAs, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anao.
my.
The Museum Apparatus and illustrations for the de.
n,onstator departments have recently received
additions ana ars now very complete. The fariltle.
Tor Practical Anatomy arc unsurpassed. The Clinical
the STUDENT and especially valuable To those preparing
f practice al the South Clinical Lectures are given
twice a week in the College lnhrmary, (Which Is la
lnn,ed ats confsuIty with the College,, and once
week in the Richmond Aims House. In these instiu
lions the diseases occurring in Southern practice are
met with and the student has the most eligible oppof
tunites Of becoming acquainted with their types and
treatment The frequency of Surgical operations beOfe
the class together with the facilities for witnessing
the treatment Of Surgical cases. rendrrs this one o The
best Schools Of Practical Surgery.
CHanGys-Maticulati0 SIS, Tickets Of the Probes
sors siH5 Practical Anatomy slO, Graduation Fee SIS
Board including fuel lights, and snrvants' attendance
may be obtained a, SCI to s4l per week;
August 4-ctf Dean Of the Faculty.
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Gen Taylor reminds Us OF the story told Of
"sfeen un" when be first saw locomotive. He
admired the consarn very much, looked all around
it, and examined it in every particular lie final
IL Stepped on 10 il anI pulled out The starting bar
and away The locomotive and the green 'uh"
went al The rate oil forty miles an hour. With
out the ability or know edge 10 govern The thing
he had rut in motion, 30 soon as ne came 10 an
uneven part OF The road, he and The engine were
dashed TO ATOMS
Gen Taylor has hold OF The starting bar OF orr
Government, and is without the knowledge ne
cessary to manage it, He is just coming 10 the
uneven road, and II will be we'll Tor lhe people,
il, in The general smash, The government lecomc-
live is not injured SO as not 10 be worth iePaif-
ine.-Maryland Courier.
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FOE / hY
For tts Enquire =.
D r E A M S.


How sweet it is 10 dream OF those
We've loved through many year,
To dream we see them as OF old,
Although they are not near:
To dream We see them as they were,
So loving and SO Kind 'h'y seem,
Ye, oh! We wake and find them gone,
We wake and find il all dream.
Just such a dream had last night
I, was 90 heavenly and so fair,
dreamed saw au angel bright,
Who beckoued sSeelly for me there:
This angel wore moTtaPs form,
Who's memory shall ever love,
Oh! would that were with her now,
With angels brighi and fair above
dreamed saw her once again
Seated by my side,
Beneath the shady old oak tree,
When she became my bride:
dreamed saw her as she s1ooo
With me before the shrine,
And thought heard her whisper io"'
Thai She was wholly niue.
dreamed saw her fall to rest,
So calmly and SO fair,
Her nure hile bands crossed DER her bIeast,
While rosebuds In her hair:
dreamed saw her as she lay
Beneath the silent Tomb,
Though ali appeared SO dark and still,
To her there was no gloom.
[ ock Lomond, September 81, i649.
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MARRIED..

Marred. on the morning OF the 7th instant, by the
Reverend Thomas owen, Mr.. JAMES w CALD-
WELL. 10 Miss EDMONlA VIRGINIA. only child OF
Muj Edmund Richmond; and on the evening OF re
same day The parents of this Young and interesting
ecuule. Major EDMU VI RICHMOND and Mrs LY-
OLA z. CALDWELL, sister Of The late CT President,
James X Polk. were Joined in marriage BY the Rev.
Arthur Davis, all Of Haywood county, Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
SAMUEL q. MYERS, ESQ.

We announce with sincere regret The death OF
this eslimable gentleman. A paive born cili-
zen, he was Tor the greater part OF his life a
resident Of our city. and was distinguished alike
Tor his amiabe disposition, foe talents, gentle
manly department and high sense OF honor. he
has LET. widow and two children, With numer.
Gus relations aud friends 10 mourn his loss,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
THE GREENSVlLLE SENATORIAL DIS.
TRICT

The Governor Of Virginia has appointed The
18th day OF November next as the day tor The
election of State Senator fton the Greensvi!le
District 10 ill III, vacancy occasioned by the ic.
sisnaiion OF Gen. Ed. P. Scon.
The Petersburg Republican understands that
the Democrats OF Greers7lIe county, on their
last Court day, appointed fifteen delegates 10
attend Convention 10 be held at Law.enceyle,
on The 22i inst. for The purpose Of nominating
candidate. We presume that the Democrats
OF Dinwidde will, on their mex! Court day, app
point delegates 10 represent them in the same
Convpni;on
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New Kent Fem,I. ,So..-.

THE exercises of this School. Will -. OOis
successful operation for several vsars 10. al T0ea
the 18th OF August next. "''' e'ose %
Board and Tuition in the English brsneb.. ala.
Music en- Piano and use of instrument WIG
French y
Ornamental Needle Work laugh, free =, ., 70
desired. VI Charge, II
One half payable when tho scholar sn,.,. CT.
if desired on the st January. and The SCHOOL o.
18th August Asmy object 10 the educaton ~ On Tue
children, the number as heretofore viii b. I;iJ own
twelve. p unea 10
Sept. 97-c2awtl5thOct Lazy.
VILLA MSBURG FEMALE ACAop.7,
THE Trustees Of this Academy have pI,,sn'uI.
L announcing TO the public that they I,v. .sue 10
the services Of Mr. hubert Lefebvre 4, ,,,eeuied
This gentleman IS 81 extensively and Eayorab,y
that they deem 1t unnecessary to say any thin,
qualifications. For all particulars, thew ref, nt
snbjoined advertisement Of the Principal. =" me
\ MeCAHDLIsg
Aug 81 President Board NJ T,'
THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE 40,
DENY. avn
THE irst session Of this Institution will eo,u..
on Monday, tue Isl Of October, Is4s and viii e,as
The lSt day of July, 1851. To COMBINE ,h" s,o.e
English Education, with a practical know' aJ,oasn
some oi The Modern Languages. has been ths ~ ~
most institutions OF this SORT. They have of.n me-
ceeded IN sne ofmcr, but rarely in the latter on.
~ frrfn
~ Of any foreign language Tne- tncipal OF th,s n
s,itnion hopes 10 succeed in ting both ths.. ~.
jects.
The English course Of study will bs IA tboror,h .
any, o,lrr stats E.n.ri.en.d aeacemy III tais or
teachers will be selected without regard 70 s s,
An extensive Chemical apparatus viii be immsc.t,v
procured ,of the Gss Of the institution.
Thr Ficnch Language being the naive tnurlr f,b
Principal his assistant teachers speaking Fsnch ana
the s-;'1rts Of the establishment being nalyes Of
France. ih- youn2 i'f.s oolfdlug win him viii. Of
nccrssty oe compelled I" speak French. 1t viii he
the onS .shsaaIe SPOKEN 10 the family The most pa
rental care " ~ 3: taken OF The young ladies l,virs
WIN the Principal; ana al the comforts Ia condc
wan strict discipline VIII saHound tEen they will be
treatvn IS members al Ills oan family. To avoid erlrs
charges, The terms viii hras i,i.ows
For Tuition IN Tie French Language, sGd In all
the English branches, Rooks, Stationery, Board
Washing. Prel. Lights, &c, &c, sa6o
For any additional Languages, 81
For Music on the Piano or any other instruments,
with shrrl music and use of the In AZ m n,rn,s cs
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
rBE undersigned Executor of the last will and
/ lament Of Mary Harsrages, late OF Charles
county, in the State Of Maryland, deceased, hereby
give notice that he intends 10 apply for transfer Of
the stock held by said testatri1 at tho time of her
death 10 the Farmers Bank OF Virginia; and also IN
the Corporation OF Alexandria, In said Stale Of vir.
ana to the lesatses shsreof under said last will and
testament. BABEL ePALDlnG,
Aug N-ew4m Executor Of Mary Harasvss.
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NEW MUSIC.

We have received from Nash & Woodhouse,
Two pieces OF Music, one entitled 1.-THE Boon Of
Love" poetry BY Henry Tuckerman, music y
an accomplished lady Of our city; the Other en-
titled "Virsiuia Polka" by Mr. Eudricb; -boh
fine compositions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05

JAMES GARLAND AND WIN. NJ. CABELL
LAVE united in the practice Of Law, and will reeu'
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appomattox, Bedford Campbell!
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburs.
Aidress--Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
pfactjcs In the Court OF Appeals. Oct N-su
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
IT, the Editsrs Of The Wing:

To the Editcrs Of The Why:
RICHMOND, Oct. ISL le49.
Guano Is being extensively used in our section
Of the country the pieseni year. have had sumo
experience in using il Tor Jour or five years past,
and have had numeiocs applications Tor direc-
tions for its use, and The results. l have, there
fore, concluded 10 offer short statement for The
Wing.
have used guano with several mixtures, and
without any mixture. now prefer 10 SOW II on
the land without any mixture, and plough IL 10 3
or Z inches deep with two horse plough. /
have The large Jumps Of guano broke with a noe
or spade, and then made moist before sowing to
prevent IL from blowing away. When plough'd
in as above, the suano will appear on the TOP OF
the land very soon alter he first thorough rain.
consequently The whole amount Of earth broken
will be implegnated with il. The wheat should
De sowed on the top of the iallow and narrowed
in. The guano will destroy all The wheat hat II
comes 10 Immediate contact with before il is dis
solved-a and therefore il is mol best 10 sow them
together.
think each application Of guano made BY me,
has produced me more Than return OF The cosl
The first year, aud the improvement OF the land
has continued with INC for four crops 10 success
sion. Ny experiments have been cvrn, wheat,
oals and vegetables.
have not Tried lime with guano but my opin-
ion Is, that it will have tendency TO evapora,e
the Ammonia, and therefore be injurious.
Respectfully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
AUTHORIZATIONS PROTEST


Tweny.seven Clergymen (ucludiug Messrs
Bedell, Anthem and Hawks) aud forty lay dele.
gaze. 10 The Episcopal Convention Of New York
lamong them L. Bfadish, J. Smyth Rogers, Il
Ks,chum, F. D-peyser, J. Aug. Smith, John
Jay. J. G. King,j have protested against the late
act Of the Convention. calling upon The House oil
Bishops for a termination Of he sentence where
by the Right Rev. Benz. T. Onderdonk, D. D.,
was suspended from Inc office OF Bishop in he
Church OF God. they svow their "complele
conviction lhai no temporary Inconvenience eI'
perienc,d by h Diocese, is Tor cne moment 10
be compared 10 The awful amount OF injury
which would result TO the Cause OF Christianity
and ouI C iufch, BY The restoration 10 bis high
spiritual Iunciions OF an impenient Bishop,
convicted Of 6 oss Immortality. Viewing then.
q. we do the restoration Of the Right Reverend
Bishop Onderdonk 10 he exercise of his Episco.
pal functions. as being pregnant with The most
widespread and whitening evils 10 the canse OF
religion as infc,ing an ndellibe disgrace upon
The Christian Ministry. as in our yisw in direct
conlravenlion oil The RIGHTS secured TO US by the
Constitution and Canons, and as being fatal 10
the unity, harmony aud usefulness oil our
Church; we do most earnestly and soemnly
PROTEST against il, and before God and man DO
We disclaim all responsibility Tor the flood OF
mischief which must flow from such an outrage
upon the religious sensibilities OF our people, and
so reckless defiance OF The just indignation oil
the whole Christian world"
RESIGNATION OF Mr. CALHOUN.-The
Philadelphia North American states that pri-
vaie letter was received in Philadelphia on
Sunday, from respectable source in Charles.
ton, stating that intelligence had just reached
that city, announcing Mr. Calhoun's purpose to
resign his sea! 10 the Senate Of The United
States al an early day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05
NATrHL c. cRENsaaw.
MACHINE FOR OPENING OYSTERS.

MACHINE FOX OPENING OYSTERS.
The editor OF the Evening" Post, now travel
ling 10 Europe, ssys liza, me old fashioned way
OF rapp:ns The she'll Of an oyster. fo:cins knife
into lae rody oil the unfortunate animal, and
telchine him 10 the light With How many sir7
has been superseded in Paris by machine.
Mr. Bouoon, with his ecGilleres, reforms the bar
baIi.ies altogether. The oysters is laid over 50
gently 10 groove-lhe screw Is turned once,
fwiee-k vosla-,he Unconscious oyster is before
you blinded BY he light, without a gaping
wound. There is no series OF rsps 10 warn the
oyster OF his doom-no portion OF he castle is
preached, but The vice is turned, the valves fly a
part, and, blinded aod bewiderei III: live oyser
Is consigned TO tickle your palate with his dying
appniesn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05

The highest authority with the Wings now is
that OF General Jackson. Ii t.eif conduct is
called in question, ,hey have only 10 find iha,
Jackson did something like ii, and they are sails.
ieu. They will swear after a while that they
are the old Jackson parry, aId that Taylor Is
second Jackson. The neg Wing President will
be a second Polk.-fLosisviRe Democrat.
Teleeraphed for the BALTIMORE American.
LOUISVILLE, DC, l.
The State Convention for reno!el,ng The o.
sli,ulion the S,ale OF Ksnfucky, organized TO-
CAY BY elecline Mr. James Guthrie, democrat, OF
this city, president The vote on his election
stood Guthrie So Nixon 43. Mr.. Thos J..
Helm, was chosen Secretary
Telegraphe for the Baltimore American.
WA.HiN6T N. Oct. LIST.
Appnniment-R ssigsot on.
Charles F Stuart has been appointed Sur.
vtyor at Alexander, Va, vice Mr. Fendal', de-
ceas d.
McClintock Young. Chief Clerk Of the Trca-
sufy Department, resigned his Cfhce TO day. The
resignation 10 teks effect en- the fist Of Dscembsf
next.
JUDSON DIVORCED.-Ia the Court Of
Common Pha,, a, New York on Saturday.
Anna Jud, on, ID. wife OF Ed 2 G Judsop, lha,
d = sentence! % re rrni'en,iaty for leading in
,,.e AAol Place ri.ls, obtained a divorce from
her husband on account o! various ac.s Of i'll
treatment Thus, the way OF The transgfessoT is
hard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-05

rlS, l0at IN DIS iUeitieWo WIN 'hc uSmoSiS W
the French cabinet, or with the PrsllenI, ne was
10 abstain in toto from the slightest aliu>Ion 10
the leuer. Accordingly, Mgr. Fornari had an
iotervew with the President OF tie Republic
On The 7.h instant, but Tar from protesting
against what had been done, never so much
as alluded in any way whatever 10 The lel'
ter All that he cid during The interview was 10
remit 10 The President the reply OF The Papal go
vernmen, TO the notification OF NJ. de Tocque-
vils's nomination TO the portfolio oil foreign al.
fairs. The President appeared surprised al this
silence, bul Gu his side also never ouch,d on The
sutjecr. The interview was an exceedingly brief
one. consisting merely OF III, presentation Of the
reply just spoken Of, and the civili,ies d'aiags.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Paris correspondent OF he London Globe
says:
There is but one opinion here amongst rea>
sonable men as TO the publicity given 10 ne i-lIer.
NJ. Thiers, 9no approves tish Y Of the sentim MS
contained IN il, regrets exceed nsy the prema.
lure publication. When he heard that il had
been Sent Tor insertion 10 The Constitutional he
requested the conductors OF thai journal mol 10
publish 1t, ard only gave way when he was as
snred thai The omission would be useless, as il
had been sent 10 the Debals aud The Monieur.-
As TO The President, there is no doub that he was
a direct party 10 The. publication OF The le;ler in
Paris, bu, be was urged 10 mis- course ny the per.
sons sbou, him; and NJ. Dulaure indirectly in.
slisaled it, as he hoped, by f,llerins Loui. Ma.
poieon, to gain influence Il does not appear,
however, that NJ. Dutaure will profit much by
VIVA, he did, or that there is The slightest truth in
The assertion OF the Presse that the Prince had FOL
some time refused 10 receive NJ. q, Falloux, arc
when he did receive him that be treated him
L.. IA Haas nnnet hn
,eem OF Louis Napoleon, for II is we'll known
that he has been as earnes in his endeavors te
bring The Cardinals TO reason as The Prince him
self
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Transmitted for The american. |

Philadelphia, Feb. 2l-6 p NJ.
The Stock market is steady. and prices have varied
but little. T.easury Nate IS 1885, and New Loan llls
The transactions in Flour moderate. and the mar
ke is rather heavy. Sales Of 500 bbls common brands
al s.. some holders ale asking more. Corn Meal 1862
and Rye Flour S3lS.
The supply of Grain is very small. Holders of Wheat
are very firm. Sales of red at U7allO cents; white no
mlnal at IS l2O cents Not much corn in mark ct
sales q some small lots 81 s. cents for yellow
Oats 30 23c Rye &c cents per bushel.
The I revision market is without change A fair
business Is doing. with considerable sales the regular
trade. Mess Polk 81 / so. and Prime $40 % 10 So
Nothing DOING in Beef. Bacon is selling at previous
prices. Sales of Lard s. cents in barrels and kegs
There s good inquiry for Groceries. and the ma ket
is firm. Sales Of Rio Coffee al 81 Is cents per b.
Rice 3. 50 cents per b.
The operations in Cotton very small and the mar
ket rather droopng.
Sales Of Whlskty at "a cents per gallon, and dull
The weather continues very cold ami The Della ware is
still completely filled with lee suspending navigation
except So far as ii is relieved by the ice boals
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-26
From the Baltimore american.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. February 10

CATTLE was a large supply at the sales
to day and prices were somewhat better. The offer
ings reached 900 head of which 400 were sold to city
butchers, 60 packers and 440 were driven to Pblla
delpha. Prices ranged from S. to 81 ~ on the hoof
equal 10 Sc and net, and averaging $3.50 gross.
HOGS.-The supply small, and sales quite brisk
at advance prices. We quite from $3.50 to s..
FLOUR Since our last report we have no ransac-
tons of 10 note in Howard street Four-Buyers
freely offering ST., but holders are not disposed
to operate at this figure, asking $4,93i.
We hear of no Transactions in City Mills Flour
Some holders willing sell, to moderate extent,
at S..
GRAIN.-,The receipts by wagons are almost sus
pended on account Of the bad condition Of the rnads
We continue quote lO2al09 cents for good to best
reds
No receipts of Corn. Some parcels, in store, are
offered for sale, without meeting purchases.
We quote Oats at 33a35 cents.
PROFESSIONALS note slight advance in The
price Of Pork. but hear Of no sales Mess is held from
l.j0 10 Sl2. and Prime from $40 to $1,000, Small
sales of Sides making at cents; Shoulders g.
and Hams 81 10 cts.
WHISKEY.-Lim sales at % cents for hhds and
~ cents for bbs