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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26

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THE DIRECTORS OF THE BOARD
OF PUBLIC WORE

RE hereby notified, that meeting Of the said Board
n will be held at the Capitol in the city of Richmond on
the second Monday in tue month OF May being
able aud experienced another aie and three
experienced and isdoas commissioners. 10 aid the civil
gneer OF this state IN ascertann the hest
most expedent Improvement in the navigation the
&c. Gas directed by the the General Assembly,
passed The BIB instant entitled An autorisiag
for the purpose 81 Internal ir,roven,D and OF taking
ipIo liberation AIRY business that may he then SUBJ
mated 10 them
by order of the President OF the Board
j. BROWN, Jr. I'd Auditor.
March ~ lO5-iaM
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NtrI'If'Ii

CEaLED proposals will be received between this and
- 1T az April by of the Penjtentar
for che delivery NJ The Peniientiary Of
FROM oD 10 sOe perrh-s Of good Building Stone
J.5O0,OD0 hard burnt Bricks:
A quaRty of good State sufficient to cover the present
AMI contemplated buildings at The Peuiten,tary also,
Aarse quantity Of Timber proper description for
building.
Proposals must state the price of the materials wanted
separately; aud nsO the prices NJ which the work
would be undertaken f the directors should determine TO
let a. ont Nv contract rhe wori, he the best
worhmanke maHner under the direction the Superin
tendent, who viii bereqUired by The Board
Judge Of the quality Of tie further par leu
lars apply w samuel Z. Parsons, Superintendent.
By Ortrr of the Board OF Dir. r,iirrti,,r
Marci 70 missy
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-ALUABLE LAND NO.,

'hE sub'criber being nnxous 10 TIE Western
n country. ndcrs sale valuable highly
tract Of land containing 1000 half miie
rineasc in The county bf BOietout One third Of this
band cleared aui in high state of cultivation tie scil
Is admirably adapted TO the production Of corn, wheat
anu Clover seed there j. MISC The premises excellent
orchard, and large cOmmoniOus dwelling house. finished
nthe best modern style l has been Oscd by the sbscr
per Tor several years seaiaud he feels he
Station IN saving, that IL is of the healthy and
agreeable situations in the upper country Anv person
chasng THIS Plantation, who may reside distance, need
notOe At 'e trouble of removing his fuDthrcor have
on hand an elegant assor. Of mahogany, sc which
WI" sen low Tor cash and also stock every DIES ptiu
Letters addressed 10 the subscriber Fincase viii
viii prompt attention. 4. III. CRANKY.
March %. iOi-St
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FARNERS, BANK Oh VIRGINIA

The request NJ competent number Of 'he
ana IN pursuance Of the regn,siiOns Of the Act ~ AZ
shDy passed IN the efh day Ut March instant. Aiu
nhc r extending tie charter Of The Farmers Bank oC
virginia NoOce j. hereby given, that General nfeeiiay
~ sao bhodtrs will take place Vt their Banking-b>
niue CRY NJ Richmond, Tuesday the 27b day of Arr
20 lake into consideration Tie propretY uf approving
Bank @ " =, ~ ssIi,tI ~ ,s a. w W s, s'"'
Marchf2 1874
tle ST. Mnrch M Lt27A
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL he received until the 18th day OF April next
w loan of 100000, in pursuance act of the lie
gaure OF Virginia, passed the 9Th Of the
non,'-Sioooco Of the sum To he borrowed paid ON
tue conclusion "t the and the residue in quarter
yearly insalnens OF less than 100000; hut il the
emu Of any quarter greater sum than 100000 dollars
greater Snm shall be demandahe upon n notice OF 30
The Governor President OF the James River Company
and VIII be opened ON the 18Th day Of April aforesaid, in
The presence OF the company and such Of the bidders
loan mny clioase attend
BY order OF the James River Company,
JAMES PLEASANrS, Jr. President.
Eetrdets Jromthe act above re tyrtd
De II enacted by the General Assembly, that the Presi-
they are hereby, empowered may lie
fur ,hr purposes herein declared to borrow. the credit
al thiS state, suu at nancy exceeding hundred
thousand dollars, and Of interest exceeding
shall he paid Into ie treasury UPON The warrant Of the @
cond auor and upon the receipt in the treasury the
stock Tor the thereof pan porting that ,h common
wealth OF Virginia the lender his heirs cutors
administrators, assigns, the loaned together with
the interest at the "f agreed No. and That the
interest PAYABLE sen'iannualy The treasury com
"nwealtS. such certificate shall hew, the face there
OF that the loan was made under the authority act
u sh" De signed by the treasurer aod counersened by
que "a M'"r and registered in book 10 Ice kept by him
tor that pur"Se and he then delivered the er,er his
agent Every such certificate shall lie transferable
on the books OF the 2 auditor and the semi
thereon shalt be paid his The principal sun,
Frrheenole Tor twenty years but shall he afterwards
deemed AT tue pleasure OF Tie General Assembly, within
period not exceeding fifteen Years.
And he iuriber enactn that fnr the payment of The
ioere' and the final redemption the rrincipa o the
E and hereby are appropriated and pledged the
eighteen thousand dollars ui the
Internal improvemept the surplus tolls of wafer
rights io-ging 10 The James River Company,
proceeds arising from ,he canal and the tolls
a~ha road and river when completed also tie surplus
iurd belonging to the Company arising from the
ed balances OF the appropriation of nd dol
lars o'h revenue of Tie und for Interan
Az" II the foregoing appropriations should quaie
10 pat ment OF Tie Interest the authorized
norrnweh by this act and for the final redemption of the
pIncpa The General Assembly pledges itself provide
other and sufficient funds that purpose Until such
other snHcien funds shall by provided by law,
~ the revenue Of the fund for Internal as
nay he p@aesTy TO suppiye deficiency, hereby pledged
for ,iht purpose.
March 90 yn5-1eA
fEIIiE Directors OF ihe DISMAL SWAMP y A - 90
Il PANY will receive proposals the construction q;
otONF LuC h, their Canal. Of the following
sins, viz IS ir-l inches long the clear y feet wide
)" the cea win fee draft and feet This
Inck must be constructed with the other
Locks the Cdna wir persons disposed coptract
invited Ia view. Propsa 18Th ArriI next
GEORGE NEWTON Pr.sl IN
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
SArrfnAY. MARcn qn -

oATUhpAY, MARCH 90, 1874.
DIR. Brock, from the Committee 10 whom;
the subject was recOmmited, reported an a
iDendment 10 the res tluiinn Formerly reuori
ed to the House, authorizing the purchase Of
a Portrait ~ Washington 50 as 10 make il
read as follows:
Rssoired BY Me Senate ond House Of 80
PTesentotlpes Of lie United States Of .4me,ten.
fn Congress os''m5'eF. Tint che Preqd ny !,
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THOMAS TRlpI .ti,rT

dTTORNEH At LliTg, FRABEFORT (FEYJ
w HI attend he Federal and State 'our holden NJ that
~ place an1 viii nadPriHke coliecton Of money OF
ns ihye.igauW oi land Claims my here Nv Kentucky.
hr information he refers hsmbsrs ~ Congress from
february 70 ss-9n
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" hat IS frindsliip bot n name
a chafm ihat iulis 20 sleep;
,1Hdr, that follows wealth ~ fame.
and leaVes the wretch to weep n

but lft all this pass for nothing Let II he
granted 'hAf the world has been regenerattd !:
Ihat th"se who we're not The worlds friends
formerly, have become so by some prodigy.
no matter what sill, I demand TO know
whence do you derive the righf IN throw p
freeman on tie courtesy of y rriead 20 save
h'n from Imprisonment, on The mere snpees.
u"n OF another lhat is 10 debt In ~, crin-
nal gases, Ho matter hog airociuus may bt
me crime with which the accused is changed
he Is presumed inaoceat. Gil lhe contrary an
pears and that, too, by testimony, on cath.
Of credible ADD DISTINGUISHED witnesses. o.
hin yca never seqaifs bal. liI z grcspmeti.h
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Rt1DAi, April.
In sen ATI..

Mr.. Nan Buren,, from the Committee on
HE Judiciary, To whom vas referred the
petition of 4. B. Naison, of Pennsyl tan'a,
PRAYING 10 h. rcleasrdfro prison, reported
: bib on thu subject.
HOUSE OF HEFkESENrAT1FES.
The House went into committee of
the whole on the state of the Union on
the bill 10 ameud the several acts lay
my duties on imports Mr.. Condict IN Tue
chair.
Mr.. Webster resumed, aud concluded,
his speech on the general principles OF the
bill, and in opposition io,lts passing IN Its
present shape
Mr.. Wood, of New York, then took
the floor, and delivered his sentiments
in favor Of the principles and passage al the
bill
Nj Carnett, of Virginia, spoke IN oP-
position 10 the measure; aud having eon-
Guided his remarks,
Mr.. Williams, Of N. &. commenced q
speech on the same side Of the question j;
but, at three O'Clock, gave way for motion
that The committee rise.
The committee rose accordingly, and
The House adjourned.
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of sirtuous family, that true enjoyment
i ia be- fbu.,d. Come then, with me, yc
bachelors yc sofaries of eelilIaey come
aud enter IN. aiansnn of .conJugai hapH
ness. where domestic blsssets enlhruned :
whore female virtue gives life and m.lna
tion Ia the social board aud cicorl IS
6reside. There shalt thou contemplate
those ,nloyments thy uHsaeial state eau
never redl,ze. There shalt thou behold The
husband hang with delight over an allcc
iinnate wifi, whose eot.steuhnce Il ll4ihin
ed with pnte aud unmiNsd Joy, and who
makes her husbands happiness the crile
ron by which her own feelings are regnla
lcd. There slall thou behold how, with
pal.ntal pride, they contemplate The
growing promise Of their children, and
teach their young ideas how 10 shoot"
Then shalt thou regret that Thy days have
been passed IN ,ehccIless stale OF ccIibacy,
n state unnalural Ia man, aud IN direct tlO
lalioo of that scripture which saith, tits
mol GOOD for man 10 he alone" Come, We
bacnelors, take advice from fepeniant
brother of your order and, IL " can take
unto ysuracltes wives, hccume useful
members of society, and leave behind you
some nIcmcnto that ye have not lived 10
vain.
A CITIZEN OF CONCORD.
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,nendment, was decided IN the negative
AYES 7a-Nues %.
Mr. Gazlsy moved tn report The bill as
mended, hut. before lbe question nas taken,
Mr.. M'Kim offered al amendment laying
duty un certain articles OF morocco lea
tlsr. The amendment was rejected, only
30 rising in lis favor.
Mr.. Clarke of New York, then moved
To amend the daty on iron, by reducing Il
from 81 i to 80 cents.-A motion was
made To rise. Ayes 87.-Nues SO.
Mr.. Clarke then supported his motion
by a speech, but gave way, at halt past i
o'clock, for Il motion 10 ilse.
The committee rose accordingly,
Aud then the House adjourned.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 3.

HOUSE OF REPRE- ENTATlVES.
The House again resolved itself into n
committee Of the whole on. the state Of the
Union, MIR. Condict in the chair, on the bill
:" TO amend the several acts laying dut. S
on imports"
Mr. Williams orN. c. resumed and con
Guided, his speech on the general princi-
pies Of the bill, and IN opposition to its pas
sage.
Mr.. Strong of New York, then took the
door, in favor of the bill, and spoke til
past two o'clock.
lie was succeeded by Mr. sacks, OF
Tennessee, who though in favor its gem
eral features, was opposed 10 the minimum
on coitons.
Mr.. Casscdy. Of New Jersey, thea deli
rcrcd y short, but forcible speech in sup
port ofthe bill when,
On motion Of MI. Carter, the committee
rose, aud
The House adjourned.
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THE VIRGINIAN.
rulFrEB Ann PUBLISHED ny
RICHARD n ToLER q JOHN Is COLIN,
PUBLISHERS ofthe La,cs u the Union.

A. The semi-ueekly Paper, at 81, aud the
weekly Paper,-a 81 Ter amman, Payatie ~
advance. W subscription will be received ter
= less time tiaa siN months and no pager viii
be discontinued fu at the discretion OF the
Yaiters1 unid sli afrexrHses N. paid.
n Ajveni.ements viii Toe inserted nj so
eeKts siec square Tor les the htst time aud
81 - cents for each continuance. Those
from distance mnst b. paid for previous 10
their Insertion, &c The ayment assumed by
some responsible person az lynrhhufg.
~ Chancery Orders are inserted Tor s'A
dollars
NJ Al leffers addrcssedt 20 the Editors must
se rosf rAiii, or they will mol be attended 10
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Lt.tynBURG, APRIL 10, Is2l

~ \ meeting of th- veslry aud friends Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church will be held
~ Cheese Creek Church, IN Bedford county,
On Monday the l9ib nst Tor The purpose oil
olectins "a new vestry, aud appointing lny
delrs. Ia attend the Cont cation 10 be held
at StanhlOn al May ncs,.
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Majority for Tsllafcrro, 90
uOIHSE III DELEGATES

I HOUSE OF DELEtAJES.
SDoHsWcdnia Thorrcu TowlesS $50,
David Briggs 2I2, 7. Thornton i7G.
A this election the sense of the voters
was taken ON Re question Of calling a con
vention. Out of all the votes given, we
understand there were only about thirty
who were for 4" No ConUentt0no If the
same course be pursued AT the other cleo
lions throughout the state, The sense of the
people will soon be ascertained ON this IN
terestlng s1bJect. Herotd.
.Noaowdy -lI.R. Anderson, Francis by
SOM
Susser-Jos. Mason, w. Harrison.
Kpck bridgc---J ohm Bowyer, Ro. White
GREENSVILLE ELECTION
Elhelr'd II. Lundy, $50
VIM A Wardlaw II
Tho. SpenCcr, IT
Richard Stuart, 80
Mcssrs.W ardlaw and Spencer being tied,
and the high shel,Ii, from the circumstance
of Doubtful vote being endorsed on Mr.
Spcncer's poll, which, il good, wolld put
him one ahead, not concci,ioo himself at
ibrrty.to give the casting Vote, the whole
subjcc win be- referred to the Legislature.
In this county poll was opened "Con
sentIon" or No Convention The votes
stood for Convention" 81. ono Con
.cn,ion" 80. Had the election been full,
and no cxertions made TO bias the people,
WE are M, ised thai the vote for Il Conyen
ton would have been much larger.
Richmond Uhig.
y Not Of fht toS Legislature.
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LoJcA from ycHe.--T'he following
Interesting Letter 10 DIR. Thach.r, the
author of the hig ly Interesting Journal al
4 Surgeon in the Revolutionary War, Is
probabIy the latest communication from
LAFAYETTE mo longer Marquis, since he
dlsclaims the title) which has reached this
country.
LA GRANGE, January IL, 1874.
Dear SIR: Your most welcome favor of
June | 9Th. aud the precious gift. which
accompanied IT, have bcen lung time ON
the way tn me, hut they have been receis.
ed with lively gratitude, and have afforded
me inexprcssibIe delight. Old dear recol
lrctons, happy years, and beloved friends,
have at once reappeared before me. The
form Of journal is most pleasing to IA
contemporary brother soldier, who loves
10 ENJOY, day by day, every remembrance
/ want words To tell you how happy, how
deeply interested | have beeu, IN the
perusaI and reperusal of your excellent
book nor do | hesitate Ia proclaim the
impression it has made upon me although
the particular kindness with which have
been treated, ought 10 put me on my
guard against the charge of grateful par
TALLY. thank you, my dear sir, for the
Justice you have done to my illal love for
our vpnerated Commander in Chief, To
the mutual affection, which bound me 10
my companions in arms, and, namely, 10
that dear light Infantry, many of whom
are no doubt still living in your part Of
America, although so many of my brother
Generals of the line are now no more. |
thank you for having related the testimo-
Hies OF good will with which | have con-
stantly been blessed by the People of the
United States and their Representative rs.
Nor can | refrain from thanking you for
the quotations of some expressions of II
farewell speech to Congress, which proves
i"c'>ily adapted 10 the noble part the
United States are now taking in defence
of American Independence and Freedom
against European despotism and arlslocra.
cy = x y X y You invite me dear
Doctor TO the happy shores where so
many unutterablc emotions await me. Far
am from going up the delightful hope.
Al this moment sense of duty keeps me
on the European side Of the Atlantic.
Your dedication 10 my excellent friend
BRooKs has given the book additional
metit for me. Receive the expression Of
my gratitude, attachment, regard, and
COED wishes.
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cut lie aid Of sieani,s q on .,is somply-n.
with all The provisions al the several a,f5
on this subject, rxcerrso far as - residence
of two years in the L. ). is required. IT,.
advantages of Mr.. BIS invention over steam
are said To be, that with a much less con.
sumption of fuel, and in far less space, an
equal power is produced.
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A CITIZEN OF CONCORD.
March 28, 1924.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
ca l'ERE.CS

FnrpEnIeKsnuno, April7.-The follow
ing IS the official account of the state OF the
poll in each county, at the recent election
uf u member of Congress from the district
lately represented by w. l.. Ball:
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EisM,een,M Congress /.
[ From The National MttHigenccr.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1921
IN SEN ATE

IN SENATE.
The Senate, rs in committee OF the
" hulr, proceeded To consider the bill ito
enable the President ta carry INTO effect the
treaty made al Gheut, the 21th Dec. 1921,
excluding foreigners from trade and inter
course with The Indian tribes within the
United States, aud To preserve the fur trade
within the limits of the L. States To Anne
rcan lcitzens." Mr.. Eaton was Called To
the chair
a discussion teell place. on the merits of
this measure IN which Mezsrs. Dlckcrsou,
Benton, Smith, King, of New York, and
Holmes, of Maine, engaged.
Mr.. Barton submitted u new section, as
"A substitute for the Sd section of The
bill the bill was ordered 10 lie ON the Ia
hle; and
The Senate Adjourned till TO morrow.
HOUS 81 OF REPRESENTATINE
Mr.. Hamilton, from the committee of
Military Affairs, reported a bin for the
relief q Jacob Slough )" which was twice
read and committed.
Mr.. Allen, of Mass gave notice, that on
Monday next, he should call mp the consl-
Iteration of a resolution submitted To him,
on the subject of liking time for the ad-
lournmcnl ofthis House.
Mr.. Randolph gave notice that on Sa
iurday, he should call up the resolution
formerly submitted by him, in relation to
changing the per diem allowance of Mem
bers of tins House,
REVISION OF THE TARIFF
The House then went into committee OF
the whole on the bin 10 amend the several
acts laying duties on imrorts-Mr. Condct
IN the Char.
Mr.. CIay concluded his remarks on the
general principle of the Tariff. He was
succeeded by Mr.. Rankin, who continued
his remarks TIL past 3 O'Clock when
he gave way for motion That the commit
tee rise.
Aud thea the House adjourned.
-..sEe...-
THURSDAY, APRIL ].
IL SENATE.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, of Virginia,
the bill providing for the settlement
Of certain pecuniary claims against the
United States" was taken up for c0nslde-
ration.
Several amendments were made To the
bill--aGter which it was ordered to be ca
q ossrd and read third time.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
! The House resolved Itself into com.
mittee Of the whole On the state of the
Union, Mr.. Condict in the char, ON the bill
to amend the e.eral acts lay ns duties Oh
, imports.
. Mr. Rankin resumed and concluded tn,
5 speech he commenced yesterday, ON tn,
{ general principles of the bill
r When Mr.. II. concluded
s Mr.. Webster, of Mass. took the floor
A and continued his observations till past 8 y
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Temperance an labor and stndy-N
man may be too ardent even III laudao'1i
pursuits. By depriving himself Of rest an"
reircshment HI lays foundation for year,
Of ansnor and pain. The laborious SUDDEN
should recollect that mental excclIe9''
cannot exist after the constitution Is cT'
stroyed by mental exertiou-
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Useful Learning.-TIuman intellect mas
ITS bounds, aud no one man en- taxi an at
curate survey ot the whole ii, Id of science
A choice then should br made of sncl Oh
leSis nj instruction as are most likely 10
1T the popi fpf the part hich he will pro.
badly he called To act in life. AsesIlau7
being asked what children should learn, re-
Piled, "What may be OF use 10 the"
when grown up to be men,"
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LAFAYETTE.
Extract Of letter ffom Gen I'm Fayctte,
TOLLS Erceifency Cor. EustiS.

TOLLS Ercehency Cor. Eusiis.
-" Bat here stands the power Of
the United States, happily free from Flu
ropean connections, and covering under
its gigantic shield the independence and re
publican liberties of every Columbian ma
ton. The Message of the President has
produced on the European part Of the
world a most honorable, disniIicd and use
full impression. irnJoyed it, not only as
on American patriot, hut also for the sake
of the general cause Of mankind, in which
for political civilization, honesty and stea
diness the United States hold a rank So
sup"rior To every other human aegrega
ton"
am, with al my heart, your old sin
cere friend, la FA4ETTE."
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clock when he say. nay for moiion that
the Committee rise.
IT.. Committee roee, and then
Tue House adioofned.
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hrention. observe among the laws
passed at the present session of Congress,
an act authorising the Secretery OF State,
To issue Letters Patent in the usual form
10 Samuel BtoWn, IAN alien " for his IN
vention of a new and useful engine for pro
ducing power by Which rater may b. raj sed,
machines lTOrked, and resselS propelled usA
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Prison hsmrection. On Friday the
18th inst. most daring attempt was mad.
by the Conyicts at the Massachusetts State
Prison at Boston to escape. They rushdr
upon one Of the officers and threatened his
life, in order to get the keys which he bad
in his possession Fooled in this. they re-
treated TO the eating hall - and spirit of
INSTRUMENTATION became general thro'
the prison. The officers finding them
selves too weak to queII the mutiny, appli-
ed to the commander of the L. S. marines
at the Navy Yark for assistance, which was
promptly rendered, the ringIeaders secured
without bloodshed, and order soon restor-
ed