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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11
MANY VOTERS NOW IN THIS Ut!
~ F.rr.ve Journal please copy.

FUNERAL SERMON.-A most able and elective + u
neral sermon was preached in the Isl PrcsbyienI church
Yesterday morning, by the Rev Thomas Moore on mo
rrrains of Captain Robert Craig o! R"annke a'o MEM
her of IN. House of Delegates Mr.. &. hut been useful
aud member OF The Presbyterian church tor Inc
hast ten years large number Of the members ol Assembly
ard of our citizens generally were in attendance upon the
solemn services Richmond Dispatch Jan. lOM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

Capt Nathaniel Savage. highly respectable citizen oil
New Kent, died at the City Hotel Saturday evening" from
an attack of paralysis which occurred nbout ten O'clock IN
the morning lie was well known, and much beloved In lhS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

The Richmond Republican (whnse Editor represents this
district in the Sena,e) the following well-nerie!
compliment 10 the from the Rockingham District
Coming il does FROM whose high qualifications and
da with members of both political parties az
ford ample scope proper estimates regarding the subject
Of which treats this tribute will be the highly ap
preciated
THE TENTH LEGIoN."-Richmond, the Gibraltar
OF Whigqery, and the "renth Legion of Virginia Demo-
cracy of political sympahies but il be-
eed with truth they found side by side in liberal and
sntcrprising efforts for the Improvement of The Stale In
This connection il, gives pleasure 10 pay tribute to
George Deneae Esq., the Senator from the Rockingham
District who 10 of the energetic, determined and
liberal friends of Internal Improvements 10 be found il the
Commonwealth Of Virginia Whilst MIR. Deneals Guards
with unseepng vigilance the interests of his own consu.
enle torgeis the duties which he owes TO firsina
both East and West Widely and totally we differ from
him politically must that we never knew man oil
more enlarged comprehensive PATRIOTISM and more in
dependent fearless in his advocacy oil The general nte
rests Virginia. without reference 10 narrow and contract
ed sectional considerations II The legislative councils OF
Virginia had always been filled by OF the generous
and enterprsng ,piri, of Mr. Deneae this old Common
wealth. instead Of waowing in the mire of adversely would
be placed the cpnros pinnacle OF prosperity and
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nr,Tu or COMMODORE MORGAN.


Commodore Morgan Commander in the Washington Navy
Yard died in that city Wednesday morning alter short ~
Captain Morgan native Of Virginia. and entered 'e
naval service on the lst of January looo out MS SET
vices have been mostly the peace ESTABLISHMENTS, anu
in command of naval stations at homc lis captain
commission was dated in February 1884, and 10 o49 e TO-
ceyed The command OF tho Mediterranean squadron ana ar
rived Nopl in the raZcc Independence which was the
Coumodo.,s flag shin In September Of the same year. he
remained on that station three years. during which time INC
steam gac Mississippi was by order OF Congress- de'ach
ed from his lrct and commissioned TO convey hossu'
from Turkey 10 the United Commodore Morgan re-
turned home in March last und shortly after received s
command OF The Washington Navy Yard. In the cxasu
position lie occupied he naturally brought III cohae
with the respectable society o our own county,
we'll as that Of the different European ports he mas VSIu
whereby he formed many strong friendships BY Inc
- of his character and the many quailics which
him as u true gentleman of the OH Dominion ne view
York Herald remarks tha, singular coincidence Which
may not be inappropriate here 10 mention IS pIeSpuu i
the fact that On the day preceding his death John T. ae
ESQ offered resolution in the United States senate WHICH
embraced indirect charges Of malpractice, calling or iof
NATION in relation to Commodore Morgans course "he 10
command oil tho Mediterranean squadron and WHICH ilHhu
atsd that the Commodore had been held 10 answer TOT aso
bedience of orders and neglect Of duty Inc oenae o
ever properly laid aside the resolution ana no aouo
the gallant Commodore peacefully babe aaeu 70 inc "ou
without knowledge of tho existence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

Mr James H. Wilson Of Prince Edward mas nr'n appoint
ed by the Executive of this State first Inspector al Tobacco
nj Seabrooks Warehouse in this city, IN place oil Mir. J. l.
Johnson resigned (Sr T. f. Jecr no" acns as 'e second
nspeclor) Col Wilson is gentleman universally respect
ed and esteemed His long experience IN s ofanch vi
business and his aniaes with the dnt'rs OF me Office
having been an Inspector FIrmve for the last esh'
years give the that better selection cona
not have been made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

DEATH OF iAMBLlN, TIE MANAGER
New ToRE. JAS. 9.lhoInas &. HambIiG the Lessee ..
he Buwrfy Theatre died Last night
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-11

Let me glance at some of the events in his glorious
rcer, and close with view of him in his retirement al the
Hermitage.
In the year l7G5 small vessel arrived in the harbor Of
Charleston with number OF Irish emgrans on bonrd who
had fled from tyranny and persecution in the Old World 10
find peace and freedom in the new. Among them wns
family by the Ol Jackson, consisting OF Andrew and
his wife, and their two Hugh and Robert. They i'm
mediae proceeded TO the upper country and selected Tor
their home lonely spot in the secluded valley of the
Waxhaw. Two years after Andrew Jackson whose ilusr
deeds have filed the world with enown, was born. The
father died few months after the birth vi the son. who
inherit his and render il immortal. Noby did the
widowed mother perform her duty To those iaheress child
The eher years heros buyhood spent in
the peaceful abode OF NaXhaw Academy He was there
when the revolution burst upon the World. The Tarcry
from thn bOody fields Of Lexington, and Concord and Bun
ker Hill aroused the people Of all the colonies TO Just sense
Of their wrongs and inspired them with The hrn resolve TO
assert nn vGdcac their rights The dlsastrous campaign
which succeeded The first brilliant acheyemenistie heroic
army al Valley FoEge-ihe glorious victory nj Saratoga
excited in aternaun The fears and hopes OF the people, and
:oused cr patriotism TO The highest point When The tide
Of desUrton rolled the scattered settlements OF the
Caolinr., The whole population old and young proved
tselnstlst worthy oi freedom by the spirit in which They
mel The 'ncss oapess"r Hugh the elder holl Of An
Jackson cl IN his first battle SUnu. Robert
martyr 10 liberty and lost his life from wounds
cripGd while IN captivity The mother descended 10 the
grave, victim 10 grief md suffering in ccusecss efforts
and her Andrew thus left alone in
the world Al tender age without father mother brother
sste friend or fortune 10 assist him. All was gone
The high qualities with which God had endowed him. and
fused into his young heart. He had already the age of
fourteen become soldier Of the cvoIuon-had borne the
ingmcs and pvaons Of the march with his nuket his
shoulder Ind displayed The cooncss ntepidy and fo'tude
OF The veteran in his rs engagements with The enemyhad
endured tho suicriDgs Of cruel captivity, and for his
ly eiusa 10 perform mental services while prisoner he had
received wound from the sword Of British officer the
scar OF which he carried with him % his grave.
The enemy epulsed, the young hero returned 10 his
dies To prepare hiaf for the practice OF The law which
he had selected as Profession
In The time the noble work of political regene
was pressed orwudthe union Of the colonies confirmed by
the Articles OF Coniederaon-te independence Of the Anne
rican States 10y the powers Of Euopeths
and institutions OF the several States revised and moulded 10
conformity with the Daenabe rights Of man-the undaman.
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Vol XIII......No 1901,


~ Pre- Lectures and Debates for Mechanics an
W erkingmen, No Chatham square even w EDSESDAi
ENFAING. at IL. Lecture BY J. B. BhO"S-
Msefies ChsEeh" Free discussion FrOn ses i2 L.o
~ Peruvian PebrifugeF0r the Prevention AID Sgre ~
FFVFPg IIVFR COMPLAIN :. JAUNDIlE. D. A5 A. =
DYspFFsIA NERVOUS he DACHE. ESLARSEhESI "
The SPLEEN snd al the different forms q bilious dsc-
pretsrsfon especially sreuec Tor ne
cure sud but Il 10 equally adapted 70 olnst
dsse nch bilious Intern II and Fsfs elD
kc IL being entire y q an r. wlty "a
speste ese operation the ystsm from ot9rf
,Sur tss Known where fhssfAed 70 eli
timely asen sDEe OOuful viii 0ne1 prevent a. serA h
cbil sud fever while ting e1ect1hy - ApaaVe
pespeev eoualy reliable and fErs need Be entertain OF
resulting from it, ~ ponsnf paris are az @
stsfe tsoT0usy tsea BY nany eaa u pal
ub the szns IL al climates where 0iJus o. remit
tspf prevail remedy will be found nva abe 30 % P
SOD through residing u Infected dTeD shoad Be WIZ
OF II.
Read the following TESTIMONY: - A.. ,s-a
MEssss A. d. SANDs-Gcsenen Having been de ps' year
,evrv az cted With fever ard living IN de ware
Ihsve repez-ed attacks ed zoe -
Of the compliant and among ~
tk four to India Choafogue vi nou Prodlns
bf rrrtsl relief Gdvee Of friend wa dleea 70
the Peruvian and happy 70 say h very n ao
bottle entirely broke
ss..S nv appetite bowels and effected an entire
sef ard have enough f two or three more asfs 20
,sevs tlse done alone induces 20 11s he
.bove ours. truly. EDWARD MI fib'-,
Prepared and sold wholesale and eis
nv A SANDS. DrugEiss and Chemists No 100 ruonsi7
sorner Of William EewYork Sold also By Druggists generally
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DE WITT 4 DAVENPORT. Publisbsu

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hereafter Advertising Department a. the back Of
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.ers Dealers Fancy Articles and Household Wares he may
least sixty thousand readers IN ne
United States.
Our New York Agents (Mesrs StEnger Townsend fiush Gi
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be for week. and Looked ~ By visitors Of families
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ting rich letting people know ha they have Eood' of sac
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GEO R GRAHAM, Editor
Advertisements New Y0k ta3e be len with OR
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HySropsAy .ad the LAYS Of Life Ehi HeAiA ssesePSas i
b nslo.es sg directed FowLER Rs and WELLS eH'o
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nIANOS-Mr SCHOLTUS. ONE oil die BIS


"A AGENCY for NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA
hessrs ETOURNEAU 4 Co. PARIS. 81 rue s. Marc
III and Of which uns
Worlds have created commercial which
found difficult satisfy The French Manufacturer
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New Publications.

MARX HURDLESTONE-By Mrs. Noodle Au-
WI thor Of Roushing Is In The Bush"
THIRTEENTH THOUSAND
Price in Cloth IS cents.
Price. in Paper. 50 cents.
From the notices Of the Press select The following
from the
We acknowledge copy Of this work 1t is an eloquent tale
fruitful Of the and In these days OF
rapid evaporation Of thought when the scarce hrew Cd
its seeumulAins burdens II pleasant 20 ind novel Ike this AZ
embracing much Of literary merit and Of moral ms geton
We have seldom Of late composition which Independent OF
has been carefully and elegantly
Most Of the writers Of time lave seemed 70
think that the element Of IL ground Sors
braens exciting and interesting could be
hurried through Of al and 81
This really exception IL neither the
folly Of romance Dor the sekiues Of fancy modest nlis
Of real life its temptstions is shorhvet pleasures OF
i,s virtues then Ultimate triumph Mess De VIA DsvenPor'
psffouing such abo "A for the ited writer
should this hon, she viii achieve rhh
will revealed svoby the world without The sdi1n
We that the has Dip played IN this
will be relaxed BY the praises which awarded her sac
that book not 20
possible get 20 the end Of hs
aside but 10 a10rd be
tie from the moral and pleasure on the II
college under the repeated reysns o.
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took" Wills Valley Post PorerVille AiA
DE WITT DAVENPORT. PubAsbeu'
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line ARTS-RARE ENGRAvINGS and ETCH.
A INGS-Fust irirorsaHoa since Mr. BiG6ARS return
Fuope bv the following Old and ohes selected IN flrops
entirely b. th- ccle
tstcd masters US imported worthy TIE sftsn o. OF e,sno
s.rutrs al lovers Of Fine Ar-a BGSARS Old No 81
Ctrs is \ y Rembrandt Raben< VILE. ossie. Eleiak
Aso snnd hot Of forfraS Se
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MR. GRANT NEW BRILLIANT NOVEL
JANE SETON


By james Grsn Author Of The Aie-deCazp- &C he se
eany ursted beau-faly neatly
bourd psrsr s. FoaTth volaas Of rs Library Of
STANDARD Novels
OPINIONS LEADING JOURNALS
-. Prom The Albany ~ r. Arsls ., ,,-,,
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seireol, icstihaT with drmatc power ne have even
III Alter sccttr
From The Nsvai and Military Caste, Eng
Jane scion novel Of Shly dramatic AMI ek-ns ,harac-
ter 9ua q Ans~ena u eesoton e-d ekcs aaes IN mt
Geni- story ilui q Of o. intense nieEs
fIoH The Richmond Va Times
This brilliant uoyehe brilliant rr8bslly, VII Cd tbs
Trchc h TFcduced Il hs made impression 10 Ensaad
whore IL publication has teen hsd 10Th by the pubic and tie
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standard novels Jane contains VI the aPhe
FROM he Boston Mas Bee.
1T excellent work and eas the Sa5 evidence II
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prom he Albany N Express
that has been rodueed since the days Of s aer scott L ns
work genius ard l. Of the few novels Of he lag
that vii i've long after IL Guihor iead"
From The Daily EnS.andl NeWs 1871,
This novel OF the nost urAte pictures Of Scottish
life OF tie per.oo tLst " have ever rad ,,,,.
FrCm The Ncw-Hsven Coma Paladtun
Jane = . q romance OF gea power fnrery htnd
.o1ne printed oen Of he English journals as woFE
u Fr6m The Albany n 7 Evening Journal
The story exciting and well tod Tie London LersIy "a
dent srrshi ines pth and strength To thinking "a
&c SCOTS lvsnh9e"
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Now kesdy the Fifst Volume OF the
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