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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
TIE VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY.


The ntfiss;on the late Demrc..ic St'ie Convention OF
Virginia pass conpTomi= resolutions. "s "h'ccaefay
assumed hat hcy would DO has attracted good deal c az
t.n,i,o ;.)m the !. press. We have 80 authorized
democratic statement IN the subject. Bnt Judging RON Inc
tone Of Tic democratic press OF the State aud from inc pc
stons assumed by The candidates. nicr that tie dem
ocratc pay Virginia stands in respect TO the secona
controversy, upon the "Virgina resolutions which were
ndopted some time SINCE and which invited the cooperation
nj the Martin the basis of the fna adjustment
Of the unti-slavcry agitation adopted by Contes7
further and special declaration 10 that effect oy me Deoc'
ic State Convention probably Declined unnecessary d"
This timr-Thc Abingdon DcmIcrat says:
The Democratic party of Virginia il deV'ehv a.'"c'eu
to the Unin, and i opposed IL me reprai {" ~ '"st
slave . any disturbance Of The late COMPROMISE anu
hu, those of that party who originally oppose" - 'c
cornoromise based Mer opposition 10 II on an honest HTi
hcnson and well ,rnGei one too that It's adH''n '
endqnger The dn0n-' .,:.l, ,
II - manifest from this lnat the main motive which led "
conscientious democratic opposition 10 that measure ia
some Quarters, cic yet pending and 1raenhy d'an
IN Congress. has now 10 very great extent isea "'!
md dis appearing altogether Such "in-i', '
ever triolic its motive when arose will "nbt:Ss 'siP
near with the circumstances which gave rise i1h
The Democratic Triumph in SirgnIt. "hicl Is no" 'o"Aru
for with much interest and confidence by me democracy
Of the Union, ana especially BY the DcnOcrac .ndS o "
III. North against Wing atuitonisn viii he rendered 1""oE
valuable and cheering the assurance u WI! re ma! 80
the faithful maintenance and ,Sscriinn o! ue
h, Democrats III The tine hunurcd "Dd DonilJh !h",
in common with the national Democrats every where pat
form upn which tic Democratic principles ni 'e''ef-
SON. MADISON and Jackson b. u:nFhahily carried CUT
10 the salvation and assured tranquility vi me county
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mi,,:yhY r.mtLE ACiDIMY.

,psf. c,s AID tu. alna! .n ~
! nc. ~ liz Jay nj ,"..., wIrh,a'
cu,,iDr, u.u III. "a; no. Jrry. >5a
" es' 81 -:n""i a., 'nii'=> ~" az
r..r, rGlis hs1s neat
s'a III -..r ;oa rrnr,ss,by ,Iry nt'ta'nr pa.
an! and n regard 70 the aids "h'cn oc'ot
can rr iui III "c'tt pr'e A. unsurpassed by an.
o. n .3ci-i: 's neso1I!"0 hens mora Intelligent lid -
d. aai ;.s jefferson sea; pleasure informing he
a. patrons, t al ARRANGEMENTS have n'"
Az, Improvement ." hrs n-'inron Two
distinguished ubtIics acquitemc.' ana /" 'Xye'i
,rcc, ell. pre AMI '" ohrr"f The 'u
a.L rIaHcnIGc;n Both furnished the nr uni-
'lf."'e testimonials % Ieafea:'n and Of "I,r ara e"m
hls. rccsi.ei and viii be- shown "nr patrons
Nj Oswald va, k"rH:i '~rmIn sr'': I .n ehr "a,
branches No t"n hnns h,a s,s"t i've l' - t"', I
speaks win hu~:c: :" the hvins ihnsGates
rtru, Ienc@ GrGml. ina an! s@. a. i "irn ihr
Lang tcuri he "'i 's'ch hf N"h h"'h: ma
Distinguished erHt' i!"n Amer" a' "na To-
ana n. ri.ra ,eaoi4 ,, T~,csr IN Pmyt
Arntu1y "' N"Tinm .rine ,". We 'ns"I,i = n.s me %
n :s lIoa. Henry Clay he Hon Richard French The i"n I'M
At,o I"se C"",er Mekrt q Alex K Nrke Jude Al,
Kcuu:k. cu ts I1ccrc the Attorney General oil The III ri
.,arrs I:,r., a' Lxcetcny III scse,try u The Ia.
nor AivS Il Il! Ssuar; Washington, - e. There good
oIcr.. cr t" nj good hr! volume M! ' AS 40"
a ic!suc to al oar '"s'n''nas" hi ""Hh
In. H,-sc Minor all in departments .rxlary
eacher- whilst tey VII c"'ane and aainhn tnrr rieidy ann
ancr nlo course VIA the nis IS herrieHr W ine el,e
M ,a w. y! be gard ned Iur sayin-; teen
gear s frs ~s' g" on; a';s r4 r 'e9. ;!c Object i"
WI g" I'll" macy and great advantages ngu
ir ifitrGy For all s," ay teachers speak ai
Fc: m other ;" the 'in'nasc. Which, together With The va
ui fu kpci- MI arr advantages 5; sci lon
S.yrr, al ,Ec tclchc5 S III III. Science
and pra"ln. VII D" seen by The specimens
Pa viii be paid ne hiDi
ladies' al tin"s. aud every taken
b m"nt u m" 10Th ~ and "a' .; school Every oanc
ToS6d 'rr'!1" both sold classical ant nrane"'al, will b.
lie Subscribers cr that the beet
uc hl2h 4iaIi!ir. O
ny; wherefore they t.e pleasure TtTrng the
pa and III
accomplished and elegant y"uis ladies' turned GU
+ 'fsl - M J o maine ,,Js
l suc' cr.yI" Giray the necessary and aJnu'
For Buar " ssn.c. i'gt Fuel. Bed aid Tuo
- Ea.'l~ .tc-s $40 ;o III. s5
i..!o For ;u-ic P!.i.O ::!t Of insHm.
u,htt. I,i.T 80 PEI nooiI Lam. ''f"ss
Fro Il. ,;rI.n mac, Drawng Pam
/ I'M ti-ra'grG:.. wo.s : -.
B""L. and saoner; furnished Richmond rea prices /
attention WEI tie bestowed arcua
and charge made Tor professional
Parents and judge ;oF oich
selves and required than entire salts
No money will b. advanced or &C
- the pupils. without cfin!s
: son. Respectfully. JEFFERSON MINOR. NJ d.
i MRS JEFFERSON +. +. MINOR
Midway. Essex county. Va Sept. -
Address sIb.cn3cIs. Mlicrs Taverl Post OIce, E-e
Va g.
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TIL. COMPROMISE.

The Wings cndcavor!ng To make capital OF Tho Com
PROMISE We vii! place This matter in clear light before
our renders tina, the position OF both parties be clearly
understood For that purpose publish again The follow.
ing resolution OF the last Virginia Legislature:
% Resolved 1ha', regarding the said acts Of Congress
of The United states ie Compromise Laws as an adjust
t,,t OF The ts:ig Gues0aS 10 7chic they reta and cher
,hi,, tic hoc that aniy executed they vii! restore 10
the COUNTRY al harmony ard Confidence, which oi lac ha'.
luhnpiiy disturbed the S,ts OF virginia deems Il
l,s IN the present condition Of the county, 10 SEND del,
!a,.s 10 The proposed Southern Congress
Now compare with this resolution which adopted oy
very nearly the unanmoGs OF both parties, the resou-
items, which we susjou, of the late Charlottesville Hh
Contention:
Resolved That the acts of Congress- the Com
prnms. sus r.ga:ted and approved by the Wings
OF Ynina us :uu settlement Of The slavery question and
they will luua upon any attempt disturb those
of peace as blow aimed al the Integrity al the Union
Resolved Tat whilst the Wings Of Virginia condemn as
un wise and rn,Ysttbe the hostility manifested portion
of the Southern rupe only the Compromise, but TO
the Union is,l we declare our firm determination 10 uiho'
the honor a .;t.ess the South We value the Union
ard the F, 81 C"n-lr,i'n "S ne s!ssi Ad strongest
safeguards vi liberty and happiness of III" American PEG
ole but we warn or brethren III The NorNh:2s and DEM
ocras-lat only b. preserved by faithful ubser-
vance OF the ubiianrols they impose and BY csshg
those menis OF aternAl regard WHICH have heretofore
held US i,sc iher united and hu?py people
Having holy horror Of platforms in ls47 they yet cen-
ed 10 pu forth Is5 ana I" IL he people have some
little ;nling o. present opinions II thes" are embraced
in the Charlottesville platform, we dt0ucc oi that PLATFORM
the following inercaccs
With the Democratic party they regard me Compromise
measu es s IN adusmt: Of existing controversies on the
subject slavery, le resolution being nearly Identical
With The Lev sa,lyc resolution above quoted
? With ,hz Democratic part: they viii rcsis: future
sressiuns Nc suppose they this by saying, IN Heir
9th resolution that :ney determined rphct The h'HoE
and interests Of the South
3 Fron her refusal omission 10 dcnounce <he right Of
secession cv do subscribe 10 Mr. Bctts Federal or Cen
soda,ion doctrines 90 believe with him. that the
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.,,c,ExyssSn EEAjE!, i. 4.
, :, :; :, 5-.;,,y s1oRSiSe:, ocfoisf.N g.
------- - a.
YER fJ ; y a

! VERY fJAH'. ,,o no;
W. ol, osk the Times, when II "t's,"' .,r IN the
/ :, .I. wat wc say. We did ask 81 ,.,s admins
70 go'o,' Is ,i,uny what do Mr. Fi''''' - ~,
name 81 az ''"' % ,.., administration owe !" 80"
'fa''o'' "'.' ' ,;ss o. Yesterday quotes inc ''
"o :, ,,;as 10 icare out our rs'5 ne" ,,;u
| ' u.,,inc it. showing .Thy ''ie '-s " a.
| ~ =, teioa indebted 10 Bots s'e"'' ;,y
| IN. ,t,,r,al and others, VIC ao"" S.,,,rtrS
- rur RICHMOND WING ana u :, ,.,o,,.,,i zen
r AFTER T ZEE 10 prove mat PIT n ppry,Rli,4
- 49,, -, h,,t OF that administration u 49,. r,.
Top Am . LIAR. The Times mas, o'' 1T. tho
ioN +''' hi., unless il altogether ole'.. 49,
30 oeho""e," ~, moved TIL r RlCHNoND WHY
'es"''iy ,h,, TO use our language when the ii''s
oes ~ .gcts had done every th'h@ nc 'o -
''' ,.;,more administration from cunning ''''0 f
-. 4yerted to Mr.. Bolts ic''e' VI D'-''
81. '. lih VIC quoted yesterday, declaring '''ot we
te'' ~" ,rc,hcT in 1852, and unite 10 one universal
- HENRY CLAY, the people candidate ana ~
my INV. &, have brought forward Tht. hlchMo-Hp
r tina, the loss OF This DISTRICT on lc0 occ''
" lass OF this State on fleo OCCASIONS, "'S '''
resul, of gu,ts folly"
,, e., sources and regarding Inc iac'S we ',a'e
facts that Henry Clay is still living that A'.
VIC ,d HE election upon his denial OF the right OF
'o.'' ~" l tina, long and wonderfully able as TIE
s;er Of M. Clay appears Just at this tinc 10
~, 49,, u Bos in the argument against secession anu ~
It'd 70 that he is still "alvc and kicking Tin he pos
o; f n, h!s great acultics" ready for the people 10
do him Justice and willing doubtless ITO yield 10 'ef
wishes ga letter which "ominous,"-a sort 81 sign
If The times" and the additional fact that MI bo1's mas
thar we are aware Of declared his preference Tor MI
Fillmore in 1852 or epen his willingness to caryom me 6non
ishes of the Wigs in this District or Of the HatS PcTy
in This STATE ohars Mr. Fillmore nominated, or 10 become
"Banquos Ghost, TO shove Mr. CLAY IRON 'ne s'oo ioi
mare araiae c1nddute Mr. FILLMORE the decided choice
and preference Of other Virginia Whgs-we say. taking al
these things together it did seem TO US "FrSNY indeed mat
gorrs should have been selected to be sent TO
The pecuar friend of Mr. Fillmore and champion OF Ills ad
tralinn.
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u7..E". -
OCTOBER.

e;,lsu,n y. :ctu;iS' I" view
$o'E'"" -. sent, .uUI t"wncst here,
WIN saa ma ...!e, 'c.s : 10 s'ic~
Tre Summers IT, t."rH'!y o'ef
Tn. .n"uc,na OF thy Wires h'a'
4. The r.,, sunset irs "ii',
.no h,,s .! u,:. pie ci"usS a'7ea''
Ooscu;.r,a vNe:y western sur.
,-,,, s.,.un ,nnn,h near Thy voice!
T., III. NV sou! 4 o.H.r days,
Ma, I'm, 10 live was :" Teieice-
When .ar,l was lovely t" my gaze.
n, visions bfi,nr, On. h'ess"i hours
Where aye tncIf lrin4 apidfes now
ask ms SPIRITS wcns.ri powers,
ask my Iu!c and ir'creo brow.
.ook 10 Nature, and behold ,,,a
Nv hte's d IA e..bler's 5nstr"s ''1N'
In hurs Of crimson Ind oi E"'n
TIL, wears dead h"nprs %" ~
si,h;,a with IN. w.nis, feel
Nhiie their low pnions nurihut Wy
,nurh lhe!r sweeping tones reSeal
OF life and ilahan ccs'lhy.
TYNE, SDrip,'s deiiehizomc moments shone'
Thy CAM IN zrphyIs from the Hesli
rrhcv hore the wood lari;'S melting tone,
rnsy sI;,r.L the blue lakes CLASSY breast.
Th-ouyh suinmcr, iaini9g IN the neat
Tnry fingered in The forest siaoe'
D., nb,n"rd and Strengthened now they beat
r. s,orm, Der mountain, glen and glade
How like those transports Of the heart,
When lie is fresh and JOY IS new;
Sof, az the halcyon's downy nest,
And transfer, all as they are ttue
They stir the leaves in that oTl2h, .,;sS
Which Hone about her forehead twines'
Till Grief's ho; signs around II o!eusho'
Then measures lip its smile resiens.
.,.,e Tim. and Death. and Care,
Wha, gloom about our way they nins'
Like cloud in Autumn's gusty ar,
The burial pageant o! the Sp!ins
The dreams that each successive year
Scanned ba,hcd in h;,es Of brighter pride,
A, Lao, like wilhercd leaves appear,
And sleep in d:rkess, side by side.
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MARIEN LEE.

No, care hath AlaIien Lee,
Dwelling by Inc sounding sec
Her yuuuu ic's fewery way
Without toll from day 10 day,
Without ppdings vi the morrow
M.rieu was no, made Tor sorrow.
Like the summer pillows wild
I.aps the happy hearted child
Sres her }lIher's fishing boat
DER the waters sailY hoat;
Hears her b.olhcr's fishing song
On the light gale borne along
Halt league she hears me lay,
Ere they turn into tn hay,
Aud with gee DER cliti and main,
Sinrs an answer back again,
Thrh bv nan Gnd BOY is nearo,
Like lie carol OF d bird.
I.ou;; she sittrth Laughing there,
Wreathlng sea-weed In her nalli
Saw We Ger thing 50 iair
Marien come are rich in gold,
Hssnel up treasure stores uhlolo;
Some IL thought suallfne TcHucG,
AUG ~. glorious wealth Ut ininc
Thou sweet Chil1 lies r"S. unblo~n,
Hast q tct asu,e vi rhiI.r own
Youths MIST unauycd delights;
Happy GAYS 100 irdrGuii niyatS;
U.eta ,ruin Win thuogh' unve yedi
4 hral; unit dubbed, nnperpleXed.
Gu, tn.l swer. orr, III day long,
LA. cad bid. pour III! song;
Ana irt lay Young graceful head
wiIn Sea-towcrs garinnGeG;
Fer d Il nuiwati >!gLs ~ glce
Wi. Def, thee, MaIlrn Lee. boston i>ost.
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,.,,nD TE,T CUTS TWO WAYS.

=
, -..,r 90, have fought the battle OF States
-. sc, constructions against the bloody leroclous
r,,:, doctrines Of shoot them down" or die Bolts
,,r. willing 10 res; the decision with the voice oil
,,nnd have nothing 10 say now on INC suoec. Oh
rsh, Of secession. Our simple purpose, al pre-
,, j.; 10 show hat The doctrine OF secession IS opehl!
vrwed nv many Leading WhIgs Every any we lhcc' VITA
,i, Who's in and out this District who refuse TO
,o,,,L the violent consolidation doctrines ol M houS'
am, ,ot forward to his defeat with as Keen relish as the
wa,mesi supporter OF Mr.. oasAie.
I,,t - ,lc written evidence. VIM NJ McSat'y, formerly
she'd member of Congress from the l'oucoun Dis
- Sc. -,,,Ir nut forth in reply enquiries of several
,,,, n ionr letter in which he strongly dsnpprores Of
=. ~ Of California, OF tho Texas boundary bill and
-, Iii, ao.hins the slave trade in the District CT Column
~; rr,r The sublcc, ot the RICH; oil secession lie says
State has the right "sccedc from the Union Oh ac
ornt al alleged violations OF The Constitution oy certain
o,hor STATE. or the Federal Government lie regulates
m ;o that this right is what Is styled revolutionary one
ov 10 be maintained by force OF arnsnnd ne warmly con-
, tho doctrine that citizens OF seeding State incur
lin, cIt Of treason He strongly presents view rs fol
lows: m
iyh,. are things that not to he fought for They
shnud be exercised peace by those VINO nave e ~fcn
h; s,C ~ requires il, If the Fugitive Slave Law should
he repraj aud Virginia should deem suteen1 cause TO
scccdc peaccany, should deena as e h h G h ~,
,r,sbe and reserved right. To admit the fgh vi oe
SInrs TO interfere with her defeat the exercise Of this
right would be admit that the sovereignty Oh e aooHoh
State OF Massachusetts extended over VIC PeoP' VI "e
slave State OF Virginia.
/ rest my hopes for continuance Of the Un1n upon
faithful observance OF the compact oil Union anu uph e
reserved rights u the separate partners 10 ha' coac ana
oot nv the use Of force regard the government establish
ed by that compac, without authority to pepeIale
itself by employing force against the States rom winch
resulted"
This is what q leading Virginia Wing writes on the SUBJ
ec, OF secesson-yet have not heard him denounced
AZ dsunionis That charge reserved for the Democrats
who think exactly like him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
MORE BEAUTIES OF BOTTSIsM.

More Than six months srce tho Hastings Court OF the
CITY o >chmond appointed the following gentlemen Inc
commissioners under the new city charter 10 cohuuc' '
congressional and city delegate election then expected to be
held in April at the three precincts OF the city
IrrrrRsaS WaRp-Juhn Enders, Hugh Reigh, George
NJ Darlington, Mcalah Mangnm, James z. Cfane.
N.ps,s WARp-Thonas J. Deanc, Herbert A Claiborne,
James Allen Jvnn Rutherford NJ ,. eaientine. .
MosnoE WARp.-Water D. Blair, George W. Munofc
Who'd Bouldn, Benjamin B. Minor, VIM NJ Fulton
The congressional and other elections having ocea post
po,sd unit, this month"; the appointment of these gentlemen
still continues in force.
The appointments are In every respect uncSceptonahle
the, o,e men in whose integrity and intelligence the COM
mu,tv have the utmost condenceand to whom, as Jury,
ns,t safely b. entrusted the property and character OF tie
citizens
T.elist has for several days been prominently pnciisned
at III, head Of the columns of the Whig and no objections
have been whispered against it, Yesterday however we
were surprised hear currently mentioned on ire street.
and t9rrrctIy have don5t-tha' M b"''s mas &c
nourced the court Whg il IL ih7 having s"scsu men OPP
oo. 10 hia anI yho would De naturally swayed by ther
flncs to gve decisions against his side nIec oil Ire aoo'e
r,nLne, Whiy- vino q: j. sal will net vote "T tF. '''
res lived NOT t. under any euc !n.I'aoh3, anu nave
,,d II cir no.s Another one long siGce wihdfe" foE'
,h ,osonand ne veueTa Die a?r"'ee, The head al 'e
lis, in ri:erson Ward on onc1y, removed 70 another
word 5v The hand of Providence.
:, much Tor the facts wc near them Il ha= aeeo nv
.;r currently :rcul.tc! ~ lhe B,ttsl'r that the coihF
si,c.rs we're appointed y the Court at the instance oil
o.afrelve ~! Mr. Cassie o ~ n'"Hosr- We under
s,oo tia, That cnbs: o. The Court was Lot present al a
zine, # the a:poa,menl"!c' was really '"'de oY CoEF
ems Stag .: i've friends Mr. Bots and Two ID Hlrra'
rhr.s every ground Of cavi removed What C"h he qe
respectable members of the Wh party ;hn. OF c1ni0ite
who i3us CHARGES Cont o. his own political arc PER
SOM. ;ar:y with saving committed gross outrage 10 Inc
dscharze of high official duy-anG "ho mus i"' up -
nuhlc ccnsure dnung the best III ouf c'iA"na a.
vn,ble although sYu.n do their cuty I" fe'G"f Jus
ice in one important ana resIntois Cases
nvovic! the putty Of the bni; box and me hoeF'e7
and .afy Of Our free institutions Here presented another
strong taomaiy .. Eoslsmand, win this I''" statement
nj facts ac appeal Intelligent c"nnuniiy 10 say such
man caa properly b. invested wth high p1weii he "o
sacrifice MS party glu his ambition or eveng=-~
he not sacrifice his county for Impulse, caprice o cfaT
inc a,oiion lie, the people OF Richmond revue" hsse
facts and on Thursday next ACT ncc"r1insiy.
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I,l'SAWi 4,

NEGRO mau named dt NOM IU5 81 The !3 (" las
$ ausu.t S,: ,r., 'trr. stEr iI-h, ini
r. rnuir. lion: ~ h. tui ..lsG ay". 100 rnGn:
an,.s nj ms ewes Ic:R De nae rel Wien si'Ecn u
.;ras> Guts Wnr: Er ceG h. bai WHISPERS mt lu!e hih
cou,lScnl "h.'c hoicrrua :ruct
c, anltlpops q: tie He's nciE"!in e" !e ia
r. NE was carried fatI"r count! - EtHiA"L6 sod =
lr ROBINSON, a purchased by the q N april l-'o os
4 ,,itsn; Il may thar! Ikry TIA: sab! negro NAY
urknn ahnu, Nargru,! her h"ah that his wife
pnrl bv lrtGau Warrsnon oNE III NpKED DolAhs
reward given salt! mc-ro delivered IN any a!e l"
MAJ r,r -; him ai! Lry,l.i IN Richmond jail 40
,," e., $500 PRESTON WORTHY
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LGRETTu. ESSEN COUNTY. VA.

TsS n-Gt. comolre the advantages Of Tho
Z oush Academic r1rH. viii! the comforts and discipline
hn,=. Al! the braGchc. Eagii-h
CiaC.. IL ose..r vi Ffench la!lar and Gcan
II, The teacher. t J. l. Williams an A ii. OF the Uni
vrriy Tie location shea!tnY rcfcd, and of
Cess Number ui pupil !Ic.."G.
TRNs-Pe i've months payable In advance for TUT!
ton board Lodging. flashing. Meaning. 500 This pays o
GoecI No extra charses
The pup, p-r;ei deal r-d All th. funds must
be Jep.s;r! TIE -GO=criucr
Containing fuller OF the School will be semi 20
tno.e no Request Amply e Rev JOHN P. Mcguire.
aug. li-cu Lore..o, Esrcx COUNTY. va
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MEDICAL coLI.r:CE or TIVE STATE OF

tEls iHstiG'lI
u.cree on tie tr MONDAY Ao.emDcr GeA On tile ocwias
brarchr,
:. hnru.ny-by prJf.J /: IIa!b ook ". d.
~Snrrrry, by Pref. T. Cr'iJIn-s. VI u,
o! McCIcurhy Professor Henry Dick
son NJ ID.
pnysirlocv-b" rra James Moutric. VI. y.
N.IcIia Nletcl-hv PIui Henry X Frost. VI ID.
O,strirlcs--av Prof. rhus {; P.loran. NJ ID.
Ch-mlsrry--by piol E.. L. Sic and. VI D
Gamma AnaioH,--by Pro; Louis Acassiz, NJ u
D.nlipslra,of OF An,ro,ny-hv ~ julian kaseue. VI u.
nr u aq ph he Marine ilorpIa! and Ci!G!c. IT,
cont diseases Institute.
n Brln Flsc: the Aims ouc, lecture. Twice
d. Ufr4yr Medicine and Surgery, the College
Hospital.
Regular Lectures o the C"terc arraTrcTeH''
'gIti ncm)r.'"i nc Faru :! att
q, tn,cso on iiis deliver
IN" Calcte Dune. cfatu"u: course" i lee
ucs 80 .h - Cpnr Aa'"my be SELECTED oy
MN IA lyI.,nr VIA Commute appointed D.. the Faculty.
,l. NJ ,,,r,. ,.,.,,g- HINkT X. FK,Sr, ". u.
,,,,, ~-r.ts pran facu.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
ONE HUNDRED AHD FIFTY DoLaARs

rJANAHiY from Tuc.AuG. iiuucE,ii county IN Nenh.i
.sr u.a;,, man ittnrl WALLACE SMli IL ii: Aoyg>
yeas ~ age tall al SroME" stH.er lred. coo Las
s All head large -p ed at! 'esittrs or stnac
ar sl,l;, YuuSrlf IL formerly nwurG ~ v.
ana l. supposed 10 Ne IHIAaf
ar ar u.tur. conn = ucss lie the Tue
ara viii de- PAL. Hd 'ie'i'"! a. idcnarot
m iicfo1 the STATE slH TAKEN IN 1r >t'i-, anu
$50 secured any jaI! - that =ct 'i'u aga!!
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-24
AYERS CHERRY IL;CTORAL- .ox
FOR TIE Gi'ltEbT cot ellis. COLDS. iDARSENEN~ nm
Cnl1lS. ,:EOrr ASTHMA. WHDp:i\G cui"it'

7S7IiS remedy j. p.rrci rnuaiy wh tie roahr"
tel ~ Az riI'c wIch seldom 'aiis 20 f"a."" as ,
Desired Wide Is the ct: ~ - IL" As
the ts"s 81 rs tuca TIA: al1l-i "':? t' ~
country .aoumis pcrrnns puiicl wp HdE"
Wml once tried US '"'f'.H over ever; ono ,s are
kid. apperGt,o .-calc observation and "hc" m II.
's'rc sin1 an dangerous affections OF De pu0' a,,ac.
!cIirMt to climate. And not aE ~ ne ,ar..
&c and fr children" II the ea-"nles " :, ,nl nos. W.
li,' can lie CHAINED No family enuI.d be "''i'u H. ~
have used IT, nescr "l ,f >. ,,rr:
E~ca in t- saou sections - co!t . vince NY ar [nrc-
a. the o. - ar mos. extensive h!..a- d..r- "a
uIiI:i.G on u. 'Gpl"c! o. "ncG 'hcS s
Is ..ir il IN sura n experience, tn. te
~ tar UNDETERMINED "ho",ae druggists ha"iht .''t 4 r.
~ ..c = e Ca,r% recoai. hec1E ccii!i! o4.
r. IL I'D uln-' Of :;rl' ern:d, ior PanI'"4ft az
90. ri :la American pie. Add We "Ia' ,s..s
xutat-~ competition. .ud excessive r-"'""'7' VIA
IL" Ic'et w,iny i.i' best confidence n.af,
rm Conviction tia: |: ~" do Tor th=t ics all 'hA
Purceil La,ll & Co. Richmond, Va
Hen,hnw Einlol.l- n Co, b ston. N4ss.
Reese ~ Gov san. Baltimore. Md
linvilaud. iiar All \ Co.. Charleston. S. C.
T H. McaIis,cr. Louisville, Ky.
jose; Gcs-r, Iooie. Ala.
Eavinnr, Kis!ry \ Co. AucuFa. Ga
Ista: II Janes. iar'on. Ne% Jersey
J VI ToYos,ni. r.as6rt. Penn.
tIafg " Co. Chicago I!I,0.s.
". l. SanoaG Son. Noro,k, Va
John Glbar To. Philadelphia. Pa
T. u L " ~ Gilman Washington. D. e
J Hr.a, 90. New O:!s n. l..
Ta;,on Wall Co. Fon WsyGe. Indiana
e.. =. Riclnrn4 * Co.. san Franf.co, Ca!
Iewi- q snes. Tai.ha.-e:. T oadt -
H. K Strong, x 5"sY u, Tenn,
Chiffon !. Dus'. I.:tic Rocs ARK
Sl!sr, sa o.. eN,.e on. Nt''
Io.. NJ Tuner Sava.n'm.G.
Wade, !cnsten :. c.. Lilc:nt7tt On o. ,-,5t car =
With sur.Ece such m'H 70 z; oAs''
ad.,crd Ou... Il: 'G-1ts 4, on Lo1
So rrapa Land ~ J. Z AVE. Ffaftlca ~ n.o.j ~
piRcELL laid < CO and PEyTnS joH>Ion' aLt
Druggists AZ retail, ih.oughoc; the STATE 'Of