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RANKS AND RANKING.

Messrs. Editors:-We hear Of a great many sus.
passions of banks, and the question very naturally
arises how the banks redeem their notes IN sps'
cie when they issue notes of FIVE dollars for sre,y
dollar in specie. Let us look at it for moment.
bank has in specie. say $lO000O and on that capital
issues notes amounting to $500 600. These nores
pass into the hands of broker who presents them
and demands the specie. The bank falls m'nus
Sa0) 900. Suspension s inevitable. Ii am correct
" informed | ventue tha opinion that such bank.
ng system s dangerous in tho extreme to every clas.
of peopls in our country. These suspensions Of
banks bringing about such sudden and unexpected
pressures, such ead disasters and such fearful
Change. in foreign and domestic trsde, show con
clusiyely that there must be defect in the sys
tenn. Will not some one point it out1
FARMvILLE, Va, Nov. 9, 1857. AN 1saUiRER.
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ALBFMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, my farm Of three hundred and eleven
II acres In Albemarls county. adjoining the lands
]. o. Massey, sneed and others, six miles from
Charlottesville, two and half from Shsdwell Depot.
and two from the Rivanna Improvement One hundred
and twenty cleared we'll enclosed and in high
oi Improvement One.third Of this 10 good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary out buildings
the place, and well of irst in the yard.
TERMS lberak or, If desired an exchange fer Rich.
mond property will be made.
Address at Richmond, call my office, corner Of
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctf g. A. HART
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rO ED; TORS AND PRINTED as.

as sao.crib,.. bes leave TO call attention 70 their
\ STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
tosbERs PRESSES, &c, &c, large supply OF
(eh they keep coastsr.ly hand at their Type and
lr.osype Foundry, No. 3s, Gold Street. New York,
we have full a.sor,en, Of all articles required In
f;.-ne Office. including
CASES. CHAsEs. GALLEYS, &C.,
which We warrant equal in every respect to any
iseured IN this country, and which we will sell on
.nusi .eEms, viz: elk msnhs credit for approved ne,
.eIe notes or Ten per cent. discount for cash Old
taken IN exchange for new at the customary price
the cents per pound It delivered within 60 days from
Fs'ot purchase, otherwise six cents per pound.
WIN. HAGAR, JR., Il co.
70 undersigned, AoHsr IN VIRGINIA, for the shove
ai1owo estsblishmeut, can supply the trade with
p description of
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, &C.,
the most liberal terms. Having printed the RICH
~ ESorIhrh' for upwards Of ten years with type
iher materials purchased from Messrs. HAoAi d
I'm induced 10 recommend materials from their O..
''hment In preference to others.
Aeemen Books will be furnished TO the trade, and
arae!es a. may be selected will be forwarded With
Patch. WM. B.'ALLEGRE.
H% ENQUIRER" Ofhce, Richmond, Va
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THE POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE

WEST PENN SoUARE, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature, 1883. tho plan
i of the Industrial Colleges of Paris and Berlin.
The winter session of the hhh COLLEGIATE year will COM
Monday, November sth 1857, and continue four
months.
In addition to thorough In Mathe
uahcs Civil Engineering, Architecture and Drawing, full
series Of Lectures oy members OF the Faculty are gven
follows:
Geology. Mneraogy and Mining Engineering, by Prof
w. j. Whitaker, A. NJ.
Industrial Analytical and Agricultural Chemistry, by
Prof A L. Kennedy. N. D.
Mechanical Engineering and the Principles Of Machines
ny Prof NJ T. Tuthill, A. N.
Ample facilities arc provided for Field and Laboratory
Practice and students may pursue full or partial courses
Fee for full eouI Sc, $50
For further information, apply to
DR A. L KENNEDY,
Nov 2-ctf President Faculty, Phil ldelphia.
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BY THE GOyERSOK OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION


1EORaATloS wing been received By the Executive
lat AERIwETuER 2. DAY, charged with horse
ag aai who confined inhe jail Of the county oi
.reo, escaped from said j-il on tue night OF the
..ustsp:, and 10 now going at lsrg" therefore do
r.y offer rc~urd OF one hundred and dfty dollars to
,,,erson who shall arre.; The said Meriwether Day
:.el!ser bin into The jail Of said county, and do
oror require all officers Of this Commonwealth, civil
military and r.aues, the people generally to u.e their
r eIeraons TO procure the arrest Of the said aeri'
t.cer ?. Day. ths; no msy be brought to justice.
ren under NY hand Governor, and under the Less
Seal Of ire Commonwealth. at Richmond. this
|-'' Plat day Of October, 1887.
HENRY A WISE.
fsas Governor GEoxoE W. MrNyoRp, Secretary OF the
Commonwealth.
s.riweho psy sabeunve fee, seven Inch high has
AT ha' keeps bis BEARD close shaved, which clined
:sandy co oorec; be has Roman nose, rather down.
Glook speaks quick nh.n spoken TO- and weighs about
riea 70 tue County OF Caroline, where he has wife
|trIy Oct 22-c3w
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

We have now returns, mainly unofficial, from the
whole of the State. We give below, in DISTRICTS the
vote for Congressman
FIRST DrsrR,cr.-Stewart, Dem, 35O5; Town.
send, X. N. 34ly-Stewart's majority 90:
SEcosD DIsTRlcr-Ricaud, 4, ~, s,7Oli McHen'
ry, Dem, 7s35- Ricaud's maj 766: 7s, u,;.,
Third Dr.TRlcr.-Harri.: X. N, s,|oli White'
Dem, S, 5,455-Harri-' maj 1906:
FoUKrH DIsrRlcr-In this district. as In the pre-.
cedinv, there i. /. large nominal majority for the
Know Nothing candidate 1n 1853 Mr.. MI ishl nsy,ss ma
mani of thousands of iis Democratic citizens OF
Bsitimore, majority of $50 i, now assigned to him
FIFTH D1arRrcT.-Kunke Dem, $3.50; HCh
man. X. n, s2s3. KnukeIs majority 7S
Sixth DIsrRIcr.-Bowe, Dem, , 74si blacketon
K N, 446i Bosies majority l,sSo' %, Al Tue 'as'
election Gen. Bowiss majority wss7a.
IT, sa;s,atnrrs stands as follows:
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REMEMBER THE FACT

luAr GIBBS was awarded the highest premium "a
silver meaa> the last exhibition Of the Mechanics
fsste, Tor the superiority Of his AMBROTfPES over
q: pictures on exhibition but a still higher reward
receiving from daily increase Of his business,
proves that his efforts to establish frst clas. dalle'
=. y ne. with the appreciation of generouspublic.
speeaully announces that, in order to meet the de-
io his business has increased his force. Having
a, employ superior Artist, he is preparedto fur.
.,fhoTooRAP :, Hs, from small to life size, colored
= water .. psstee, which he warrants Tor accuracy
ea''y Of finish. equal to the best paintings In the
sine specimens
MET coi.u.hsan Hall, between 9th and 10th, Main
|Ss Richmond; P E. GIBBS, Proprietor.
. ihese photograph, can be enlarged from small
Ei'gcs, Daguerreotypes Ambrosypes, to life size.
e3 Pc &.
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GEO. WATT. =. II. STAR

TENHlS PLOW bias been steadily ~
Il gaining favor with the farmers \NxAA4
and planters for the last years,
until il may be considered the os1A16
most popular Plow in n the whole South 1t has taken
premiums three of State Faiis and the last s
took the over oil the most popular Plows in
II has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Pows well silver meda
being award offered by this Ins,tute and has
been successfully tested in every variety of soil in this
State aud many of the more 'outhern States.
Manufactured by the undersigned, at their factory
Franklin street, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va,
where may be had nearly every article used for ng the
soil All made In own shops of best material.
April 9-cly GEO. WATT L. co.
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BRUIT TREES AND suRUBBERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD, NURSERY.
"AVlNG on hand u choice variety Of FRUIT S1nk -
Ill TsKHs Of my own raising, and grating
suffciety large for transplanting, respectfully - -
call the attention of the public to them.
NV Nursery located oncanda.half miles North. East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure in show
Ing them.
Van Lew Taylor Co., No. 49, Main street. Richmond
va or myself will meet with prompt attention
~ aanesm LEWIS TUDOR.
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TIMBER AND LUMBER OF THE BEST

0UhLlll, run GALE,
TIME subscriber has Steam Sac Mil in operation,
situated in the county of Stafford, within Ave miles
of the town of Fredercksbug, and within two of tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad where
he 10 prepared furnish Lumber of any description from
good HEAnr PINE AND WHITE OAK TIMBER as any in
the state of Virginia
He will also se portion Of the Timber standing If de-.
sired The Timber Is suitable all purposes and can be
obtained upon moderate terms
Oct 27-clm PO"UAThN MnNCURE
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DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR sALR.
ynSHE proprietor of DEMOCRATIC Pass In the into
rior of Virginia, offers his establishment for sale
The Paper 10 located In Democratic Community and has
within Il all the elements of 1t has maintained
reasoable degree of popular favor all times and In
the hands of IN active man, two practical print
ers Of energy and enterprise cannot fail ensure libe
raj return for labor bestowed upon II 10 we'll sup
piled with ell the necessary fixtures conduct the bust
ness prspery.
1t will be sold on liberal and accommodating terms En-
suire Of the Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer"
0r
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JKWELRY AND GUNn.

JKWELRY AND GUNS.
HVHE subscriber would respectfully cali tho attention of
bis friends and the public, TO examin atiou of bis
stock of Watedes Cloeks Jswely, Guns Rides Pistols
inv Canes Fishng Tackle Cutlery, Sporting and Fancy
Goods Of all kinds which the largest stock to be found
In order 10 make room for large stock of his i'm
purtsron which viii be received In septembsr Call at
he .;.n NJ the Rifle c. LEONARD
AuS 15-c3m Old street. Petersburg.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


CLASSICAL AND NDNlATHElIATICALs SCHOOL.
hE subscriber will open the LIST of October 1857.
= select school at Grassland within mile Of Pc.
teIourg He has reason to belev., that during ex.
perence oi eight years. both as Principal and Assistant
In Aeademies he has given entire satisfaction to those
who have conhded their children to bis instruction.
Board and tuition payable semannually In advance)
Tor session OF nine and half months, e2O0.
DAY SCHOLARS.
English department. $40
Classical do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
French and German each. Observation-Disclosures. 90
AZ the number of pupils will be limited those who may
desire to the school should address, without
county the subscriber Orange Court House. vrgniu
REFEREscEs:-James H. Cox. Esq Right Rev. John
Johns, ID. D. the President and Professors William and
Mary College. and the former patrons and pupils of the
subscriber In Chesterfield Williamsburg and Fredercks
burg. JOHN S. HANSBROUGH, NJ A.
AuP3-cf
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BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pROCl lAMATIOE

UEoRMATION having been received BY the Execu-
| we ,t., GlLsON b. STEWART 10 charged With
n; committed an atroeio.s murder In the county OF
snd on the tenth inst. that he has fed from Jusiee
:: now gong at large; therefore do hereby offer
.v OF one hundred and fifty dollars 70 any person who
=, n,.s, the said Gibson stewart and deliver him into
!. ., OF ,sid county OF Highland; and do moreoverre
~. al officers oil this Commonwealth, civil and military
Il, procure The arre. OF the said ellison d. Stewart
az &c may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand as Governor. andunder the Less
= sesl OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
Goth day OF Oc;ooer, ls5'. ,,.,.r
:r,he Governor GEORGE w. MUsTohp Secretary oi
Be es.omnonwea ID.
Ion D. Stewart Is about 25 years old. five feet nine or
y aches high Of rather slender appearance hair dark
I ,ack, forehead high, complexion rather pale ane
Ely freeked ps n compressed and retresting. with
sharp aud piotrudipg giving to the mouth the ap'
Ss,nce OF having los! the teeth Oct H-cow
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Oruament al Branches each extra. w
Latin and Greek Class, taught by the subscriber w
made In cases 0' pF0''''''' sickness . N'''''''' '
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country where
one teacher 10 employed 1t Is impossible, for want OF
time for the teacher to that personal at
tenton that 10 needed In ssch schools the little pupil in
music necessarily sent TO the piano 10 learn aud
tice her music without assistance Should there be but
ten scholars and half hour only devoted 6y e,en 70
er's time will be consumed, and but little left for the In
structon In other studies To this may be traced any
of the complaints of Female Schools.
The great object OF my School isto the CONSTANT
personal attention Of the Teachers to every Department
For This purpose two teachers employed Ore TO at
tend the ordinary English Branches including Msthe-
matcs and the Sciences and the other Music French
and Ornamental Branches Miss E. T. ScoTr will again
have charge of the first Department By her fidelity and
her amabity of character she secures the love OF all
her pupils; and from my examinations know that
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency
In the other Department embracing Music French and
the Ornamental Branches, Miss IRENE KsAUFy engag'
ed, lady educated with great caro-. Az q teacher,
she has given the satisfaction to her employer and
patrons All that hear Of her is exceedingly compi'
mentsry Observe that In Music the Young Ladies tax
their lessons invariably In the presence Of the Instructor
and then retire to another Piano to practice.
frequently examine the young ladies, especially on
imperec,iy learned When this is to take place Is
generally known by them The consequence is that they
always prepared.
attended this School, to express my grateful appreciation
Of their uniform kindness to each other and to every
member of my family. Their extraordinary decorum
their handsome observance OF those social propretie
which contribute much the ornament Of female
ciry their diligent application to their duties, and the
proficiency ,lment more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Students will reach Black
and White, by the car. OF the southside RailRoad,
suitable conveyance will be provided
F'Every article Of clothing should be marked:
ETMy address 10 Macfarlands, Luneuburg, Va
bee lT-cu
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| CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
80 SUMNER COMPLAINT, highly recommended
BY all physicians of both the old and new world.
Y Beer up In bottles for family use.
e dozen plnts ol 25. Per dozen quarts e2 IS. In
fugss of from two to six dozen Put up and sold by
P. wILBACHER. No. zoe, Main street,
Richmond, Va
sextra charge for package or drayage.
Ndors from the country will be promptly responded
ovidsd amount being added, or good city reference
ale, aso-Lsser Beer In quarter and half cssks OF
= Is gallons
sror Cream Ale, in quarter and half casks. Of and
alons April 22-ctf
PENITENTIARY or VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold there
and at the Agents Store, No. a. Pearl street, the
wing articles at reduced prices, to wit:
4 oou. Shoes and Brogues
n Somen, Children and Servants Shoes
wagon and Cart Harness Of every description
tsehne Bands, Leather Hose
wagons, Carts
Fsys and Wheelbarrows
"ardrobes Safes &c.
fshped and Plaid Cottuns
eF,eJs and Linseys, for plantation hands
'eaoy Made Clothing for servants.
Eoi the above articles on hand and for sals or will
ae or repaired, other job work done to order on
aoI:eo Tor cash, or TO Punctual customers only, on
.as from :he country, with satisfactory references
yuy mteaded TO. Address R. N. NlNMO,
49, Agent and Storskecper Va. PonitentisIy.
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10OWDER.-Just 70 hand, . large supply of all kinda
Il and mako of Powder for field sporting. duck aud
shooting cannon and blasting, put up In oani.ers
which win be sold low at wholesale and retail.
CHAe. LEONARD,
Osls oad oTsst, fslsrsbuSg, Va
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE EsTATk,

INTENDING to change my location, offer for sale my
farm "Holkham," containing upwards OF twelve hun
dred 20o) acres, four hundred (iO0 in timber
lying principally on the waters Of 10Y Creek only ons
mile from Woodvile" Depot, tho Central Railroad,
Qfl one and halt from "Bleomfeld" Academy, hIee
aud Aourishins school, five and half go from the Cai'
versty Of Virginia six and half (6!) from Charottes
willie" and In Of the enlightened ne'ghoorn9oos
OF Virginia The entire farm 10 beautifully set In orchard
grass, timothy and clover, and In condlron 70 mptove
rapidly and produce large crops of corn whea sna TO-
baoco. The buildings plain but comfortable farm
known possess many inducements 10 rarely ohered
for sale.
The terms will be sufficiently liberal for the times.
Reference can be made the Hon VIM c. Rires, Ra'
leigh Colston ). w. Ficklin w: n. Noand Dr.. Geo.
marie; p. q. Rutin, Ed. Southern Planter John P. Bal
lard to my Commission Merchant, T. Jas Deane, Of
Richmond who has sold my crops for about twenty CO.
years will rske pleasure In answering any inquiries
that may be addressed me- in showing TO any
who may call upon me near woodvills Depot Abemarle
Nov 5-cw5w JNO. X. WOODS.
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Hicks ma ory, sos
II we leave ou, the fraudulent vote of Baltimore
Groome, the Democratic candidate for Governor, ha.
clear msjorty in the State of nearly OOO The vote
for Governor, outside Of Baltimore, shows Demo-
cratic gain Of S,17e.
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NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE. VA.
NNHE second session Of this school will commence
IL the arst day of next September. The of In.
sruction will include the Latin Greek French and Span
ish Languages Mathenatics Natural Philosophy Chem
i..ry' and lower English oranches.
Tho toacheYA conduct the school are gaou
aes Of the University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute who will adopt tho modes Of instruction pur.
sued In those institutions.
TERMS:
Board tuition, washing fuel aud lights for ten months
$3.50.
For circulars, containing full information address
CHARLES E. LIGHTFOOT,
Culpeper Court House.
REFEREN NCES:
We have the privilege Of referring to the following:
Faculty NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison Gildersleeve, Schcle de
Vere McGufey, University Of Virginia
Prof Lucsn Minor. William and Mary College
Rev Joen A Brosdus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AM
Johu Hunter ESQ., Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk Orange county
Rev VIM White, d, Lexington
Rev VIM Pendle,on
Gen VIM Richardson, Richmond city
Col WIN B Taiaferro Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Cupeper
w Walach, Gen George NJ Cooke, Bell, ESQ,
Washington ctv
Maj Henry Hill, U Army, New York
Voss, ESQ., Rappahannock county
Capt James Stark
The citizens of Culpeper. July 3l-tu
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD co. F.,

RICHMOND, Oct l9, 1857
TIME Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Vr.
l. ginia Central Railroad Company, will be held In the
City of Richmond, Thursday the 26th Of November
1857:
The attention Of the Stockholders Is called to the
following ResoIuonsthe first of which was adopted at
their annual meeting In November, 1854 and the second
was adopted at their annual meeting In 1856.
lst. "Resoved, That proxy given more than twelve
months before any ensuing meeting Of the Stockholders
shall be valid"
cd. Resolved, That person .hall be competent to
proxy who is not Stakeholder except proxies s-
pointed by TIE State of Virginia.
Oct 20-ct27Nov J. GARRETT, Treasr.
HzNsY THwEArr, J.B. FAulxSkA, III. CLA,k.
Prince Edward, Va Halifax, Va. Halifax Va.
THWEATT, FAULKNER g. CLARK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE SHocKoE BUILDING, ON 18th STREET,
RICHMOND, va.
VXJILL give strict attention the sale of all PRODUCE
w entrusted to care, and make liberal Cash ad
vances on Cunsignments in hand. Oct l5-cwtlJan
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANh
TNHARTERED by the Legislature of Virginia, Decem.
u Der 18th, l853-Capita $50 0O0-This Institution re-
ceves deposits which interest 10 paid the Of
Dor cent per annum If remaining deposit six months
and pcr cent for shorter periods.
WIN. G. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary
JOHN II. MONTAGUE Treasurer.
H~Oncs No. 153, corner Main and 18th st.
Jan l9--cly
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Know-Nothine majority on joint ballot,
The vote for Governor is as follows:
HICKS, Know Nothing,
Groome, Democrat,
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.


NOR the wear 1887 the first Session of this Institution
II will commence the 25th January, and close on the
10th of June. The second Session will commence the
Goth OF July and close the 10th of December.
TERMS, payable at tho end of the Session:
Board Tor Session. w
Tuition in the English Departments, including =, m
French extra ...6O 90
Mns;c do 2O 90
Ornament al Branches each, extra. w
Latin and Greek Class taught by the subscriber w
caasa adsick deduction Will be