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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16
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VERY JyHP ORTdJNTT TO DYSPEPIJCNW
TUyHE Subscriber, dseOrtrer Of the new method Of
curing this FrDidabe disease, con inues to prac-
tce Il al the corner Of Wall aud Broad sfeeis New.
York. In Opposition 10 hi f,lsehood OF rumor, and to
the fraud OF Interested prefeHders, the Pnble may rest
assured tina tie subscrb f'ersn,sdy has y, htT ~eak'
ed OUT" "bzen di'covsred =" q. HAbSIED.
fAs the d eel aud accredited agent Of liver u siead
for the State Of Virgins, feel il my duty and interest
TO sppri5e the public, tha repoe have reached me bom
various sources, that many SCENTS are travelling
through the country giving out 10 prac ice said Hal
steads remedy, this s heffre, 10 give noice, ina no
person Il authorized 10 do in the State Of Wig
except Docu. s. Fsrrar, l.. Wadd!e and r B,ley,
whe, when called on will sboG my written authority
viii! sso add, that after having studied aud prsc-
Used the proe sion OF medicine for seventeen years,
am fully convinced that without the aid OF his
similar remedy Dyspepsia cannot be cured; that Ivy IL
alone 10 the hands Of skui practitioner, all esses Of
Functional DyApep'ia may be rsmovsd entirely, II faith
fully persevered in Reasonable length OF time
10 few days will furnisb the Public with album
dsnt evidence OF cures ny certificates OF indviduas
OF whom have had the di'ea.e IN it, nos wretch
ed form and for a length Of time. JOHN DOVE.
Nov I6 55--2
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Nov. Is.

n AND FOR SALE.-Ibe plania ion at The fork If
n Rockhsh and Jane rivers in Nel.on comfy, call
ed Ro khsh wherein the late DIR. David X. Pate on
re sided l. offered Tor sale.
Tbis in the s.:ima ion Of the subscriber IL a very
hoe esias-it contains about Eve iunhred and six Y
acrer; one hundred and thirty OF which low
grounds; End the who'll Of the high land a red loan
equal oii finally, to any IL Ibis country and susceptible
oi the highest pos IDLE degree OF Improvement.
About two hund ed bushels OF wheat will be seed.
ed OH it, most OF which has been already pu, in the
ground
PuTcha'ers will Apply TO Mr.. Thomas Taylor OF Rich
mond VINO Is All hofissd TO cell i 20 the subscriber
living in BIekiD gi'im-And q will be shown 10 sty
one wishing 10 see IL, by Mr.. Spencer Turner, WHO
lives it, or by myself.
REUBEN d PATTESON. exc. Of
David r. Patteson, decd.
NV 10 So 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

WBURSUANr 10 a deed n rust hearing date the
IL n h DAY Of Octoaer, 1918, between Joaa Jones
If the county Of Dorset aud State OF Maryland, and
VIM Lee Ball and John Seward OF the county OF Ian.
caster and State OF Virginia which deed recorded In
he Clerk Office Of the county court OF WesmoreIand
sha the Slh day OF December next II fair If not
the fair day, cell at auction. the preuises for
cash. he tract Of land conveyed bv the aore said deed
called end known Toy tbs name Of L,mberFs situate in
he county OF Wes'mofelsnd, upon Nomoni RIVER,
'aini"R 29f acres, 10 the purposes Of the
sioresiid deedSuch title. ouy as IL vested in me, by
'"id d. Ell, will be conveyed TO The purchaser
J. X. BALL
.Hinoy n I'm. Lee Ban. dse'd
Nov. 10, 55-Utds
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1884

Two counties, viz: Alsssny and Csttarargus. remain
to be heSrn from, which will probably add 1000 tie
msiorilies for Granger.
The returns from St. Lawrence, Tioea and Sieubsn,
(inc'uded in the above partial, and may be varied
by the full returns; but the variIOns we hirk will
he favorable 10 gov. Throop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

. 'uuge william Smi h, oi the Senator's OF tn U
na come ont with long letter 20 The good peo
pc ., south Cmoins,' ia opposition TO Nul6cat, n
snu t'"vehuon W. shall seize the earliest orport, n
~ Of laying II before ou- r. ,dar.
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THE MIR KET1

We have notice decline Flour the los, Eu-
ropean advccs, sales % on tho Basin
aud 50 In Stoeat which it fair demand City am ut
- l2 3D. Tho price. understood hs. been
eently offered, Tor large quantity.
Wheat steady g5cts. red, and l0octs
Tobacco, without change.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

for the LfgUlsivs-EwnE'ss majority over Heksl 49,
|

We understand that this gentleman elected to co,yes. ia
supply the cceasoned the Cen AxansS
smyt DO asked what his politics. No man can b,
Yer them than himse The Address forth by
will
hi1nds Of State Rights that good aud Reprcsenae
70 DC added to the Councils of tho Natone can
lar - NI"".Nn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16
.MR. RN.NcDOLPH.

Sncs our last, the Opposition prints have go,.ep up,
comparatively, few st p lies aud exaggeraions They
are working upon the materials. with which they had
bern lawfully supplied by the minis In Salem, Boston
aud New fork.-Tbe Boston PatJiot, however, stars
something like gaze. IL sets out with i'll jersiiy
taking it Tor granted, that all the csricslUres that
we have lately abou Ne. sndolph are unique =
uonaby true, and then it boldly sifirms that MIR r..
was obviously disqualified al The tins he Itft the UG
ed a,es--' Wa Randolph Gays this veracioss in }
less reasonable or responsible after HE arrival a, s
Peiers'ureh than on the day tina, MIR Van Buren, ira
yelled TO Norfolk to givs him his instru Assured
lY nj" There is assutedly mos, gross end impuden
lasehood Involved In this query. Every man who
Mr. Randolph during The C0nven,ien-iN,ce siier-
wards in this city 10 the of the eprng-and in
Norfolk. 10 the momtn OF his embarkng in the Con-
cord, knows it TO be tase-No man toud have exhib
tied more Courteous diguhed and proper department
than when he was last in Norfolk The npres,i N t.
he made In Norfolk, among political frieu's az foes,
OF the most favorable sort Bat hs hal scarcely
eutered shir-bhard before they began TO calsmniate
hiui--hc bad scarcely landed at 81. Petsrsburgt be-
fore the attack was renewed The Boston Pauio, ne
yer uttered grosser cslumry, than in the
we have quoted above. The following are the emily
articles we hnd in the last paPers, that worth
tracing this suhisc-
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ANASH FOR CORN.--We wish to purchase or
~ 500 Barrels Of old or new Corn to be delivered
p HAXALL, & Co.
Nov. 10, SIS,
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Although tor9 opposition to Mr. Patton, he being
tire Louisa addressed tho people Thursday Pot
esvilo, Saturday Jsoksoo ssd Monday the court
hogse. TfeisrclsbBYQ yqyepa.
Jno. Homes 100
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JEFFERSON.


Since Tie origin OF our claims France, their H.
quotation has not appeared so probable, since the re-
cent change OF government ia that country Confident
hopes are now entertained tina, justice wilt last DO
done citizens.
Let us not forget the oil proverb Of "loing unto
others az we would wish others to do unto us - and
while ask justice Of the French Governments for our
citizens, remember that justice is also due from our CO.
vernnent TO French citizen. The claim of Beaunarchas
is OF longer standing growing out Of our Revolution is
comparatively small in amount and is of at least as high
character as the claims of citizens France. IL
has been pronounced just by Committees of Congress.
Auornes General, Presidents Madison and Monroe; and
Mr. Gallan, who rejected it the Treasury bss since
admitted that had the evidence sdduced been be-
fore him, he would have allow ed it,
Ii is for us to set the example Of doing Justice and
thus enable Mr.. Rives to call on the French Goyers-
nient to follow it. JUSTICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

- THE GENERAL COURT.
TO business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

HNDUCATION The Subscribst's School for the
IA instruction OF boys. not II years Of age will
open the 10 b OF January 1881. and continue uuh
tie 10 b Of c.mbrr following with vacation Of
month ~ the SrmmerTbc ef instruction will
cOiup~ee the Lain shd Creek classics EnsIsh Read
ing, Writing, Grammar. Arithmetic, Gsopraphy and
Mathematcs. TERMS
For Board including ovory necessary, sos 90
For Tuition, rs 90
One halt pay .bl' ia advance the balance 1T Nov.
Pupiis that have been with me- stboug past Is years
Of age, vii be received il DESTROYS Of rsurninR
CARTER BERKELEY.
EIge- Wood, Hanover, Nov. I6 55--ws~
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TIRGLVLf ELECTTOVS.

D6tscass-Wm.O Goodo, - Knox.t
HALIFAX COuNTY--ONE bet. (Ce,Tce'Sd)
CoNnuSio Tho following tho Of tho polls o
Halifax county, a tho lato elections, corrected
'iSENArI.-Alctindef 5l6.
HoUsE D1tEsArssTbo. !. Green 40 Tho Esssy 4fs
Richard Kirby 100.
There slight in The former statement you, in
consequence Of n mistake w addition"
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
LoufsA CoyNrY.
j. NJ Pattor. 6csuering
O.. House ga
Jacksons 80
Mechanically,
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DAVIS ANo THE PEOPLE.
n Statement oIfLe Hose

n statement OF the Case
"On the 4ih MONDAY 10 Ociob r, an election wa
held for Delegate 10 R,pre sent the County OF Orangs
in lhs mex General Assembly. Col James Barbour
AMI Cap. Thomas Davis ths Candid tes..-Th-re
ars designated bv Law three places tor holding Fec
tons viz: The Cour -house, Stsnafdsyiils snd Rohn.
soo's. The High Sheriff in person, undertook, to
duct The Election AZ the Court House; and sent De.
putty 10 saeh Of the other place.; Who ioge her with
certain Comm'sioners ofunqTestionabIe rsspectabhy
duly appointed by the Court, proceeded 10 hold and
conduct he Elections at those places resp, ciive'y and
did n er The manner they bad observed on previous
occas.ons al Sandarjavs IN the presence OF Cot Bir
bour and Mr.. Slaughter, candidate Ter the sent:
at Robinson's In the presence Of Capt Davis and Gen
Dsde candidate also for the Senate Every thing Nc
regarded the nanner and legality Of conducting the
Election wen, without objection tn part Of the
candidates and other pesson 10 the close Of the Poll;
ter which The Polls were de iysrsd 10 the d putty
sheriff aud By them delivered toi ,he High Sheriff. tho
day after, when he corngsred the Polls, and IL sppea-
ing TO his satisfaction that Thomas Davis had received
the greatest number of votes given al all the plcee
was about declare him eiee;ed when Col Barbour.
requested the Sheriff 10 delay deciding the Election.
making the return until The next Court; and demand
ed al him ~ the time strike from the Pole all
the votes which the Sheriff upon examination, might
consider not good. Much discussion and debate ws'
had 5eore the sheriff. after which the Sheriff arose
aoI said, hs, he would proceed 60 do his duty secord
ips 10 his Law, and tbs ous,on connected with i,' 81
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MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


l. tn re To be no end to the misrepre-sn oSs which
are propagate in the OF Mr. Randolph? Net
conten,ed with getting up the most ex,ravae ant false
Guarreilog with hi LANDLORD, threatening the Court
Tailor with his cane char ging the officers OF the Con-
cord with the larceny of his porter ard hams s.
which no candid man VIII pretend to believe the O3
po iuon prints trrming with tAe most outrageon-
about bis previous conduct aud hi
official appointment.
Among other, the Providen-e Journal has the nu-
city 10 nsnuae that Mr. re- insanity was notorious
at the tim OF his eppon'm-n hat President Jackson
knew that Virginia discoHiented;-hat her s NJ
tors bad shown their disapproba ion OF hs course by
ing against biz nominations, and, appeass them
aud reward Mr. Randolph, the appointment made -
And the journal il bold enough 10 affirm thu, The
Sppoiutnen o. Mr. Randolph will the natien Ihir
~ sir Thousand DOhurs :"
Nsy WIS there mo audaroHs hulg # Of iaseh oods
put forth virginia net had no
me mis- TO appeassD iavours to request. Mr. was
OIL II ~ mi sion TO Russs, unsolicited nv himself
unexpected by others. But when the appointment was
known, most OF her citizens 1--WE are firmly persuaded)
were very much pleased that il had been made His
manly and digned conduct $50 different from the char
acter which the Journal is pleased ascribc TO him
his great talents aud his public services had command
ed the confidence of the Siae.We repeat tina; at the
time he left he country, his department had given al
most unbounded and universal satisfaction His society
sOught-his great powers admitted-his conversa-
ton admed-hs manners had made him extremely
popular Richmond and at Norfolk with all gentle
of all parties with whom he happened have any
sort of intercourse This is the man, whose appoint
ment has been so egregiously misrepresened
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

New PRoPostrIoN-.NahOnat Ciay Convention !
a ms citing was held at Lou-ve on The 3Oth nj . BY
The friends Of Mr. Clay, 10 Jefferson county ard Cry
Of Louisvil' They APRON ed Is Deputies o attend
and asI Committee OF 43 to pond vita the
friends Of the Union and OF Henry Clay hfougb ID
State an Unon They then unanimously adopted tn
following Resols'ons
80 ResOlDed, That our Dele gates lie and are hereby
Instructed propose and vote for the appointment Of
DELEGATES 10 National Convention friendly 10 he
lee ion OF H. CLAY, TO he holden in the City Of Wash
iDgon. a. suitable period.
" Be IL further Res0'gcd, That our Delegates he ,
md are hereby Instructed 10 propose and for an
address, IN the Of said Convention, to political
friends, in al the States Of the Union COIL ending
similar pfocsedDg on heir part"
The fiend- Of Jackson ia KeDtucky arr also on the
alert They holding County Meetings fof appoint.
ing Deputies toa Counter State CenuentiOn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16
&c MIR. RANDOLPH.


he opposition teeming with flsshool, ani forged
letters vyng the conduct OF MIR. Randolph
received letters from Russia, and
number of directly from country
slant Observers of MIR Randolphs conduct
gong on M the palace Of the Cza But the sehoOi
publications. evident the them.
from NE sane hand Several Boston papers, the Salem
the New York Journal Of ommeco and Commercial Advertiser
baNe been supplied from the polluted Notwithand-
they all Similar both
VINO bas an opportunity seeing them all must attribute them
common "fsn Further, let than with the ia
nous 'AppomatoH respecting Mr. Rnndophs
from this county, and the conclusion will 10
these pretended eets from Russa and Conformation derived
uca'on by The head and by the hand Tho editor
New oIk Commercal Advertiser in giving the "Apponaox" hc-
aud proclaimed him who IN hotter is in
time of the Coaonhad boon high in the
donce OF his country That alsehe promptly nailed
counter ana the editor called upon to the Of the
quondam unconiry who mad blseiy This
failed 10 do, and will predict public
opportunity great degree credit
forth Is entitled 'raspectabiy
writer aud bis former standing in Tina councils his country"
,us k, that IT Nj r. Europe, with
the permi''iun Of the silent he esrried
Pfesdeus consent To this with hn-Doc.
III, follow uster Of cour'e? May not the e
Ptsdsn have been communicated teply
transuied Of the h., health?
hell he the Tact, the Int,,geneer COM
plains that assertion believed,
vefar'iY impeachtd" ~ s. TeE
We end th mistaken supporting we did ys,te
day. that the Ps.dsns peIm'on TO M. Rsnjoph,
south oi France had heen 10 him roey lie author
I'd, by LIS orgn4i Instructions, 10 do he Of hrs
should mske Eud the T, Of the
vi has temporary s5'ene without injury 10 the public ievi~e "
The Boston Psi,im ob,e,vs.: Captain Turner the Fs-
epeseus tn htsth Of MIR Randolph, being bsd
't HI; return 10 this country 20 he His
yard cough" has become much troubIesomt
asnpL, sFJcD ~ 10 ~ ~ N-,y- ,,yC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-16

And 70 tho five Physicians nod Surgeons who supouu
The Act Of November Session, l7s authorized
the O1icors Of the Line and Navy
tend Officers. The Act 1770 gave tho Physc,n,
Surgeons hsfpay life. The General Court decided In "a
your Of Two Of he Physicians.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

Y virtue OF deed of trust, executed to the sub
I'D striber by James Z. Nj Rey pods and John NJ
Reynolds, bearing date the third of November, 1880
and Of record in the Clerks Office OF the county of
Campbell, for sundry purposes therein ioned the
undersigned will proceed 10 sell Tuesday, the l4,h
day OF December, 1880, by way Of public auction, to
the highest bidder, the following property to wit: one
moeiy OF the tract Of land OF which John nj Reynolds
died seized and on which James C. M'Reynolds now
resides, containing 5S4 acres; also, another tract all
Joining thereto, called Depriest's tract containing so
acres; also another tract adjoining TO the frs-e non
ed tract, called the Long i've tract containing 2l0
cres also forty odd slaves, consisrg Of men, women
and children; hogs sheep, horses, cattle, wagon the
crop Of tobacco Of the present year, hous ehod and
Kitchen furniture, farming utensils, backsniths tools
etl shotgUn and the remaining stock Of goods OF j. s.
j MReynod,. The sale Will be had at the house
where James c. MReyno'ds resides in the coun
~ OF Campbell about 20 miles southeast OF Lynchburg,
and will continue from day TO day until completed The
land viii be sold on credit OF one, and three
equal annual instruments, the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security, or bond with deed If
trust the land the pune ual pal there
Of 1t is Understood that those interested in the other
moiey Of the tract OF 5S+ will Join in the sale
and convey of the whole tract. The personal pre-
perry including the negroes, will be sold credi,
until the lst OF Augut next the purchaser giving bond
with good security. The undersigned are, however,
authorized by the deed to sell privately AM for cash If
they think proper The land s said to be good tobacco
plantation, and will be sbe~n by Mr.. James M'Rey-
nolds 10 any person wishing to purchase The slaves
arc principally young and very likely and said
TO be Of good misunderstanding as trustees, the
designed will convey Gully such title the purchasers
OF the above property, as Is vested in them though The
iitle, fer as hey have UNDERSTOOD. il good.
JOHN B. DABNEY,
Nov l6. 55-ds ROBERT s. M'REYNOLDS.
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ANHiCKAHOMlNY LAND FOR SALE The
~ subscriber Is empowered by a deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and others, Of recorS in the Office OF the
clerk Of Henrico county, to SELL aud he oers for
sale. the estate called Ashhed, containing about niue
hundred and thirty acres situated on Chckahomny in
the county of Henrco, about sevsn miles from the
city Of Richmond.
The estate consists Of two parcels: the upper separa,
cd from the lower by slip of land about four hundred
yards wide The upper parcel contains about $780, and
the lower about 500 acres.
Gu the upper parcel Their Is an excellent brick dwell
ling house, 62 by 80 feet, having elk large and two
small rooms and four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1914 aud is sad be good
In the county. The siore-room and gardeners house
are also Of brick The other houses, Kitchen servants
apartments, stables, and corn-house SC. are of wood
About one-third this tract is as am told what is
called mud land, 40 or As acres Of which cleared
and in meadow, which may, with little trouble be kept
constantly rriga
On the lower tract about 500 are
barns but DIVE house, but
cd for the Overseer. IL has good settle for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply OF hre wood. There is also an orchard on IT,
II Is represented that Of this tract, between aud
Two hundred acres mud land, that may be easily
eleared,and that equal to any lend Chckahomny
Ihe district OF country in which these lands eft
uated 10 said to be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the interes,
thereof payable semi-annualIy, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The PARCELS will be sold separately if the purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT SrANARD.
aaeon, befoe the door of the Eagle Hotel the city
OF Richmond, on Saturday, December lib, at IL o..
clock, M. r. s.
July 81 23-u
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IN AND FOR SALE.-The plantation at The fork OF
II Roca6sh and Jane rivers in Nelson comfy, call
ed Roek6.h, wherein the late Dr.. David II. Pa,ieson
reside is offered for sale
This in the esma ion Of the subs criber, is very
fine esiaieIt contains about Sve hundred and sixy,
acre'; hundred aud Thirty OF which are low.
grounds; end the whole OF the high land red loan
equal originally 10 any in this country and pbe
oil the highest possible degree of Improvement.
About two husdted bushels Of wheat will be seed.
ed it. most of which has been already put in the
ground.
Purchasers will Apply 10 Mr. Thomas Taylor Of Rich
mond, VINO is authorised to sell il; the subscriber
living in Bucking ham-And II will be shown TO any
one wishing 10 see il, by Mr. Spencer Turner, who
lives mt ar IL, or by myself
REUBEN b. PATTESON, ex'or Of
Nov. &C. 55-8t David II. Pattcson, dtc'd.