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CABINET EDITION OF CLASSIC TALES.
~ Comprising in one volume Rasselas Vicar of
Wakeheld Exilcs of Siberia, Paul and Virginia,
Gullvers Travels, Stcrne's Sentimental Journey,
Castle Of 0tranto, &c, &c, &c
WANERLf ANECDOTES, illustrating popular
characters scenes, and Incidents in the Novels and
Ronances Of Sir Walter Scott, vol, London.
TAYLOR * MAURY,
June II Bookseller, near 9Th At.
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED.

LAND WARRANTS WANTED. ,
CORPORATION STOCK and Chesapeake and
~ Ohio Canal Bonds for sale. Government, State,
and other stocks, and checks on all the principal
cities, bought and sold. Collections made through
out the United States. Notes and drafts payable
in the District collected and RENTED for in checks
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Baltimore,
at one quarter per cent, by
CHUBB & SCHENCK.
lime 9s-3tuy4w
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SUBSCRIBERS 10 the American Art Union for
- ls4s can obtain their engravings by calling at
the bookstore Of
TAYLOR & MAURY,
June 81 Near Ninth street
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGIOUS KNOW
IL LEDGE, illustrated with maps and engrav-
ings, large volume.
Busk's Illustrations Of the Holy Scriptures, large
volume, with many plates
SIMPSON Key 10 the Bible, with maps and Illus
trations, London, volume.
strauss Life Of Jesus, London, volumes, svo.
For sale low al TAYLOR x MAURY'S
June 70 BOOKSTORE, near 9Th IT.
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TAYLOR a. MAURY, Booksellers, near 9th st..
Il Washington City, are receiving regularly from
the publishing houses in the United States al pub
ications-which they cell in every at the pub
lisher's lowest prices
School Books Of epey kind Medical Books, Missed
laneoss and Lar Books, J,frenis Books, and cheap
Literature, Bibles and Prayer Books pain and richly
bound.
Blank Books of every size and quality, Stationery
States, Copy Books, &c June 10
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The bill in this case is
filed for the sale Of
the real estate of Ben
net Greenwell, decd,
to pay his debts.
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L IFE OF ROBEsPIERRE. with extracts
II from his unpublished correspondence, by G..
H. Lewcs.
THE POTTLETON LEGACY, a neic nopei, by
Albert Smith, author Of christopher Tadpole !" &C q,
| volume.
This day received, for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
June % Booksellers, near 9th st.
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Terms Of the Enquirer.

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and SEMl.WEEKl.Y (for the eountry.) For the pa'ly
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ance, so cents. . se,v ao,,.Ys FIR ,hir-
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~ All dues 10 this Office may he remitted per mail,
In GOOD and available Bank noirs, Al tho tsk oi the
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ar All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
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FaUQUlER LAND FOR SALE.
Es,iurcwI Farm.

,r,ur ,.rns of sale Of this Farm made last s1Dte
her not havn, he-n compiled with, II IL again Oh
FIRED TINS Farm amongst the most valuable IN the
countv A. lies within iva miles oi thr Rappanah- .
nncr river and canal, seven miles OF The village "i
Iv,rrrnton and between four and five OF the Fauqner
White suipAur springs; IL contains between nine nun
dred and one thou sand acres the greater portion oil
winch ls the Gne red soil generally found IN That cou
~ win a large PARTON OF fine bottom meade" iahl,
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain ana
for Grazing; several good springs, with ine s"ea'
running through III. whole Farm. ,.,, Fam,
The announcements are comfortable pa'" stu
bouse Barn stables, Cabins, &c; rsch na''us ~"
recently put in repair Not very ds'an, rom ,, h,,,i
an elevated site for the erection of such ue,'e "
inss "a oroprrtor might prefer, commanding 'u,'
v,sw nj ilr whole Farm The location ~ .l'' az"
nd.r. desirable properly; ~ PROXIMITY 70 i'r 'ha'
hs ,,,a,. n WIrrnion ant The White sulphur
s' n;,d,n, more thln usual iiciitrs al htaih
Sp"s "s,y and by the canal cheap and ready &c
enu - market for all products The terms w' ."
80 ',,ai os mos, purchasers could well desire. re-
Do civ,n NJ any time 70 SUIT III" purchaser, WIN
,s,,alr arrangement the putiiag ~ growing crop
Purchasers wIshin. 10 view th- Farm, are irief,T"
- eamund Rose Esq, tnow the occupant MARES
cbIIton or Jones Green E-gra, Residents within 'os
',.s nm JAMES FONfAiNE of Hanover
'"''''' p THORNTON Of fredericksburg,
Al, ,7-ctf Executors Of 4 F Rose, dec-asri.
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Fom The Baltimore Sun, Get i
ELECTION RETURNS.


We make up from returns received, The fol-
lowing summary Of the election on Wednesday
last Tor members of Congress and members OF
the Legislature in this Stale. But three of the
Easern Shore counties remain to be heard
from, SO that the statement is almost complete.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
The following is the Congressional delegation
10 represent The State of Maryland in the nexl
House of Representatives, with something ap-
Proximating 10 their respective ma jorites:
lst district-Ed J Bowie, Whg-ro opposi-
ton
81 district-Wm T Hamilton, Dem-about
lis majority.
Sd district-Edward w. Hammond, Dem
about 246O majority.
9Th dislrict-Robert NJ NcLane, Dem-95l
majority.
5,h district Alexander Evans, Whig-about
sos majority.
9Th district-John Bczman Kerr, Wing nc
opposition.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
AS lar as asceuained, The mex, House Of De-
leeales will be politically classified as 10 lows:
The House Of Delegates consists Of 81 mem
bers. So lar as heard from the parties sand as
follows, compared with he last election in ls47
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
Correspondence Of the journal Of Commerce.
WI.uisoToH o.; Z ISJg

In some Of the Few York papeis that were re-
ceiytd to-day, notice is taken Of advices from Mr.
Rush, to The effect thai France entertains hostile
feelings and purposes towards This country.
II is perfectly true that such advices were re-
ceiyed, and that they produced deep impression
upon the Cabinel-or al least upon portion OF ii
and have induced more Than one OF them To
entertain the belief that we shall have difficulty
with the most ambitious and the least scrupuous
OF the Bonapares, who now controls The desinles
Of France.
As 10 the discretion OF promulsalins such de-
spatches, have nothing 10 say; but their pufpori
has been known here Tor month or more, 10
some persons, and has been the subject ul much
speculation, If nul Of anxiety.
The eler ot May 81, which is alluded 10, dis
timely asserts that, when il may suit The Foley
OF France TO go 10 war, III, will commence with
lhs Uni:td States.
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ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.

At the Presidential election last fall the FOR
Cars sO63, Taylor sai0-Tayors majority III. Atihe
Congressional election, last Wednesday, McIane re-
ceivsd 7276, Keny 6s26-Mcanes vote less than Tay-
lors 9G4-and less than Cass 7e7. While Keniys vote
Is less than Taylor's 1914
There IL no increase of Democratic strength exhibit
ted by this result. On the contrary there s an actual
diminutinn.
This election furnishes another illustration of the
truth, that ihr Wings are not political mercenarleS,
and that 1t Is only on great emergencies they can be in
dueed to put forth their strength II Is not polite in
them thus 10 actor by giving such advantages to the
adversary renders tile struggle more ardu0us, when
the crisis comes. This election also demonstrates ano
Their fact, the truth OF which have doubted for
many years. that decided majority Of the American
people are Wings and opposed to the destructive, anti
Republican policy Of the Locofocos. Equal eIertions
and full vote have yet failed TO render them the
victors.-Hh,F.
The Wing, in its new vocation OF "Kngs
JESTER" aims TO hoax lis own friends into be-
lief, tha', though the Wings have been swept by
Democratic whirlwind in Baltimore, they are
still vclors. In District which gave Taylor
LII majority, McLare is elected by 95l-a gain
OF 1873. In another Dislric, Hammond receives
majority OF 1000 in Baltimore, and nearly 3 900
in The District. A third District, which gave a
Taylor majority, is wrts'ed from The Wings and
The gallant on triumphanlly elected. S'ilb
according 10 the sapicnt Wing, all these things
show ian actual diminuion" OF Democratic
strength! For The same reason, we presume, the
election of IA Democrats 10 Congress from Vir>
einia last spring exhibited an actual dminu.
ton" OF Democratic strength The Wing is mis-
taken in lis theory. It's party in Maryland m,de
The most desperate exerlions-the mon inerier-
ence" Regency was in The field, and its confden-
tial and dearly-beloved agent, Henry Clay 2 adj
wormed his way through Maryland, seeking
voIes. The true reason for The Taylor disaster in
Maryland is the uaiversa! DISCUS, with which the
people every where have seen The blunders and
false deeds OF The Misunderstanding Regency Save
in abolition Vermont and in Rhode Island, The
condemnation OF Taylorism has been universal
and most emphatic. II the Wing can console
Itself in Ibis "actual diminulion OF Democratic
Strength" we are perfectly satisfied To our
view The Old maryland Line" has covered her
self with olnrv
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TWO RECALLED OFFICERS.

Mr. Clifford, late Minister 10 Mexico, has
just been brought home by The order OF the Re-
gency, and as the Wing some Time since made a
sweeping assault upon the m?e,eucy of all
The Democrats abroad 10 our diplomatic service
proper that we should produce evidence on The
other side, and from neural sources.
A Vera Cruz correspondent of The New o.
leans Picayune writes:
"Mr. C!iffoId, our retiring Minister, returns
home by this steamer. He leaves the country
much regretted by those who knew him aud ap>
preciared him his own counlfymcn, as well as
the diplomatic corps oil the CAPITAL. am sorry
10 have seen that this gentleman has been assail-
ed by seine OF the parry presses al home, on the
charge of moi afforiing protection 10 some impri.
soned Americans. az This is false. Mr.. c. We
ry properly would not recognise The vagabond de.
serlers OF our Army, VINO are loahng about The
streets OF Mexico, and who have been kicked out
OF The Mexican Army for bad conduct. 10 this
he surely was right"
The New Olleans Delta has The following lei
ter:
Mexico, August III, I849.
The statement in I'll Monitor oil the 2nh,
namely, that MIR Clifford had received his pass
pDftS, IL COTEeCt. no cause OIL MS recall was
no, assigned al the time, which has caused uni.
versal regret among both foreigners and Mex.
cans. 1t is going very far, but not beyond The
truth, to say that the repre-: entatiye of no other
government has ever occupied higher POSITION
in his official capacity; certainly, none as an
individual.
On Thursday. the 6.h instant, MIR Clifford pre-
sented his official recall The President received
him 10 the audience chamber Of the palace,
surrounded by his cabinet. On either hand ex-
tending down the room, from the position Of
the higher d:gnitarie., was file Of The national
guard, With presented arms. The meeting was.
in short, attended with all The pomp for which
these people are famous. Passing through the
guard, MIR c. addressed tn. President as fol-
lows:
"Sir: / have been directed by the President
OF the United States 10 deliver 10 your excel
lency sealed letter, the official copy of which
has been aready communicated TO his excel
lency, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs. In this
letter the President takes occasion to express
the kindsst feelings towards Mexico, and an-
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Charles a. Ronald,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

pIacKs BuRG, VIRGIN IA,
,rt nraetic. regularly In the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Montgomery, Roanoke pulaski aha
Giles. h;s.,,s ,.i,i II. nromptIy
and faithfully attended TO- lie viii also attend 10 "e
COLLECTION OF claims in the adjoining e'rnieS ;cho,os
prvarscR.:-Conway Robinson. Esd, N'cno'us
,, hs'I Eso Richmond, Virginia; Major James n.
Kent, Montgomery county. Virginia oc' 9-'-n
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|! will be seen by The above, that in The coun.
lies heard from there is ne! Democratic gain
o! nine members. Charles, Somersc, ant 81.
Mary's are sill 10 be heard irom-all Wing in
last Legislature.
In the last House Of Delegates the Wing ma
jofily was 30. The Wing majority in The Sc
nate is I'll Wings TO Democrats.
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Ger CERTIFICATES.

<-,,...;no ..,,i6rate. oil debt from the Com
hE n ,ono 81 Virginia. 10 wit: No for sligo;
No % for No % ssOO n" 80 70, s. sp 10
for $3.50 and No 1876 for sTo , M my house the
saS2o h shr sd Of April application viii tie made
n ,he proper authority for the renewal ''e"' a"u
,1,srar. advertise the SANE. according 10 Law
Juiy ls-cjn S0-'"t -
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore SUM-
+, ID NJ

w ASHINOTUHI j WI
Hon. Secretary Clayton cn the Capitol To-
day Tor 4 short ysi, TO Delaware. am creti-
bly, informed that Don alter his return, several
Consnls vii! be appointed.
Mr.. F. w. Thomas, The well known writer
and author OF Clinton Bradshaw, has been ap-
pointed 10 a clcIkship.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09

Photographed Tor The Charleston CouI'eLl
New ORLEANS, Oct. :.
The men laely assembled at Round Island
nave dispersed the purpose Tor which they o'sa-
nz,d being defeated or postponed. Mcs' oil The
men have returned TO the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
TEACHER WANTED.

vy>HE Trustees OF Pre- School District. No 6. OF
Northampton county, Eastern Shore OF virginia
wish 10 engage the services Of competent Teacher fo
1850 An The ordinary branches OF good English
Education are required be taught, but gentleman
with a knowedg of the Languages would be prefer
red The situation Is in an agreeable and intelligent
neighborhood. Salary S3J0-payable quarterly. Nd
Dress post paid the Trustees of School District, Nc
q, Eastville, Northampton county, Virginia.
Rant la-cw4w
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GAN 1T BE TRUE

We find The following in The n. Y. Express
What will the Wing say 10 This extraordinary
"lu>t for foreign territory" manifested by tie
Taylor Regency The rumur comes through
whg sources:
From The Kark Island ROYAL Gazette, Sept. 10.
From ST. Domingo, W. learn thai an Ameri-
can Ship OF War had arrived al The CITY q 81
Domingo, with MIR. Green, (snn Of General Dun
Green) on a Mission from the Goyernmen, Of
the Uni;ed States TO General Satana, for the pur-
piss, as we understand OF making overtufes ,c
the Dominicans 10 annex them to The Uniied
Sta,es-lhey having expressed wish TO be taken
into The Union. Mr. Green is fully authorised 10
treat on This important subject with the Domini-
can Government. He has just returned from
Havana, where he had been on some urgent
business for his Government.
NEW ENTERPRISE.
We learn from the Times that new paper,
"he Republic" is ,c he published in New York
al one cent copy, with the fol!oTing sound and
excellent programme. We wish The Time,
could show one Northern Wing paper or States
man, lha: cvinced anything like the lbcrality OIL
justice OF the following:
hea The divisions and nnile The energies OF the
Democracy OF this Stale and The Union in sup
port OF The principles, usages and systems OF The
parlv, and the measures most conducive 10 The
interests If The coun ry. Il will sustain Tariff
for Revenue, with incidental protection -ccono-
my in the public eypendiiure-lhe safe keeping
OF the pnb:ic monies-a liberal disposition Of The
public Lands 10 actual selliers-a speedy Teduc-
ton Of the public deb,--a firm and decided SUP.
porl Of all the rights OF The South as well as IN
North. Ii will endeayor 10 unite every secuuh
OF the Union, b. dscounIenancing irritating local
discussions, new political issues and diVid'h .
ines-limly adherins 10 State rights; and td.'
ipe as guides the principles wni.h governed Tue
admins rations OF Jefferson, Madison, and DINER
fathers OF the old Republican parry and endea-
yorinp 10 bring back 10 The country, the hdelity
GOOD Iaih and justice 10 the Republic, which
distinguished Their administrators.
Il will aim 10 prevent all new issues OF d.
yidiuq character, BY looking 10 The Union aid
the whole Union; by describing all constructions
of the constitution no, warranted by The cons'Eu-
ton il.et and BY carrying out party usages IN
harmony, honor and good ialth; oy ayoicins cen
tral,zl,ion, undue Influence, and pfoscripive
measures by justice lo ourselves and liosraliy &c
our opponents.
ARRIVAL OF FREDERIkA BREMER.-
I, will be seen By the passenger list OF the steam
or Canada, lhatihe eminent and universally ad
mired au horess, Miss Ffsderiks Bsemer, has a
length arrived in Ibis country. Her coming cIe
alps something OF sensation IN literary circles
ALREADY, says New YORK letter oil Thursday al
rrrioon ere she has been in The New Woflt
| halt AL hour, she is oyerrun with visitors, wei
coming her 10 our shores.
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NOTICE
TO SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS AND TO

The COUNII COUhlo VI Sin0AA.Ash'
1T Is highly important, and urgently requested that
the Boards Of School Commissioners, OF TIE dlfier.
ant countless should meet upon the appointed days Tor
their annual meetings and promptly prepare the returns
for isi9 required Of them BY law IN ofdet ina. CERT
fed copies thereof may be forwarded 10 ths once ny
the Clerks of Courts In time for their e1amnation
prior TO the payment of the school quotas OF 1850,
which become due on the list day of January next but
Cannot be paid unless such returns are made.
In prenarlng The returns il is indispeRsably neces
airy thai the appropriate forms be strictly complied
with otherwise disappointment in The receipt oil The
school quotas will inevitably result
tits essential too that the County Courts attend TO
the appointment OF the Boards Of Commissioners
for 1850 required by law TO be made at their octoher
TERMS and that certified copies of their orders, ma
king such po,ntments shalt also be forwarded py
their clerks along with the School Commissioners re-
turns. ). bho"N, II,
Second Auditor and Superintendent OF Literary FUND
Second AUDITORS Otfice, October 4-c2aw2w
JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. NJ. CABELL
lave united in the practice Of Law, and will regu.
IL larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst Appomaltox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town of Lynehburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, TO
urnetjes In the Court of Appeals. Oct 24-sG
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scaooI IN GO0CaLAND COUNTY

an the 18th October, lsi9. Miss X Z TAYLOR
" will open select School In Goochiand county
al the Cottage, about five miles from Gooehand Cout
House. The course Of study will embrace all the
branches Of Thorough English Education, with La
I'm, French and Spanish. The number of pupils ID
limited totem.
For BOARD and Tairon In English, SIX
Languages, each IL
Music at the usual charges.
REFERENCES Right Reverend Bishop Meade
Reverend John Cooke; Reverend w r Bowers; Reeve
rend P F Berkeley!
Address, Goochl,nd Court House.
Ano 0l-cwtlJthlct
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CHANCERY.-vna,siA:- AT Rules held in he
Clerks Office of he superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, ihe 9th day Of August, ls49:
Robert Pickett in hisown right devisee and lcga-
tee and as sole surviving executor Of George Pickett
deceased; Margaret lieth late Pickett as daughter
and lesatce and dcvsse Of said George; Thomas Lynch
Hamilton and Margaret his wife, late Margars,
Hsth, Henry Heth, Lavinis R Ileth, the three last
named being chdfenof said Margaret l. Heth and her
husband John Heth, deceased; Elizabeth Heth, John
heth, Kitty Heth, Caroline X Heth, Stockton lleth,
Fanny Heth and Mary Ann Heih, the seven last
named being also children of said John aud Margaret
L, and ufans under the age OF twentyons years gu
Ing BY their next friend, tho said Margaret Heth:
william NJ Harrison and Caroline his wife. late Caro-.
line Lambert; William Lambert, George Lambert and
John Lambert, the last four named being children Of
mary Ann Lambert, late Pickett, deceased, daughter
snd iesaee and dsvisee Of said George Pickett who In
lerma!ried with William Lambert; David Lambert and
NJ me .s,a Inc Two iast named being also children
INC sa,u MARY Ann and her husband, William Lam.
oer and Infants under the age of twenty years
saeng oy lneI next friend William Harrison afore-
n ne.em re s. widow Of George Pickett, de
Pickett, deceased; Archibald Bryce and M,rgars, h,s
wife, late Margaret Pickett, daughter of said George G.
Pickett; John Pickett, Catharine Pckett and Rob-,
Pickett tho three last being Also eh,is,.m NJ ~,
George Z aud Helen his wife, and infants undsr III
ase twentyone years suing BY their next friend The
Ills wife, late Virginia Pickett daughter and las,'sa
and devisee OF said George Pickett, deceased. e>'
.. ssnins. Plaintiffs:
Duke, and other n.r.a DOC"
The defendants above named having nj. red ,b,
appearance and given security, according 10 the ae,
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il aspearin
by satisfactory evidence that they not
This Commonwealth, Il is Ordered, That the said de-
isndans do appear al the rules TO be held for the said
Court on the fret Monday In November next and an.
swer tho bills OF tho plaintiffs and that copy Of thus Or
der be forthwith inserted In newspaper pu bshed
In the city Of Richmond for months successive
and posted at the front door Of the State COURTHOUSE in
Ia. said city. Copy-Tesle,
AuEs-ew2m PRoBERTs Clerk.
SALT.-5 900 sacks Liverpool foe Sal,
~ MatshalIs brand-cargo Of the ship Gene.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DANAwAY from the subscriber, few days since,
II my Negro Man, ANDREW. The said Negro is a
likely fellow some 10 30 years old, of brown COM
plexion rather intelligent. purchased him In Rich.
mond, OF Mr.. Templeman, last May. He was raised
near Fredericksburg, near which place suppose he Is
person who will deliver him to me, al St"ny Point
Mills, Cumberland, secure him In any jain so that
get him. joEL ). SUIT: