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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

Chofolees have no intention of srrendering dis
croton, but determined to their rights TO
tho last" The "mcssage Of John Ross, principal
Chief of the Cherokee Nation" was laid before the
council 1t complains, usual, ofthc oppression of
tho State and General Governments, and reviews
the connected with the controversy, but
holds ont expectation ofremoval. Special agents
now among them, sent by the President at the
urgent request OF Governor Gllmcr, cndcavoring 10
enroll the Indians for emigration. Whether sue
cesstul or not lave Yet Ia learn. The meeting
of the Councihat Chatooga, instead of the former
seat of government, New Echota, avoid a con-
fiict with the Georgia guard whose duty it would
have been to have arrested thcm--.Sara,nah Ceoy-
gian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

Editors in Boston.Among the representatives elect
Hale, of the Daily Advertiser; Mr.. Buckingham of the
Courier Mr.. Homer of the Gazette; Mr.. Walter of the
Transcript Mr. Greene of the StaeSman; hIr Child of
the Journals and Messrs Russell Minis editors of
tho Ccntinel and Palladium Mr.. Davis of the Patriot
was put in nomination, but declined the honor-N. Y
Journal.
The Etor Of the Boston Statesman elected member
OF the Massachusetts Legislature by the city of Boston
THIS looks well for the Democracy of New England and
speaks volumes in favor of the chara cte of tile leading
democratic press in MaSsachusetts.-JF. Globe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

TRENTON, December g.
adjournment ofhhc ". Jersey Legslatre.-Bv the mi
nutes OF Assembly it will be that Legislature al
lolrncd on the 2I ns to again the i Tuesday in
February next. \ large number of the members being
unable TO attend the business of the Leglaturc
sequence OF tho prevalence OF the influenza among then
was the main cause of the vote for adjourned ing
ing carried in the hoIscIn regard these adjourned
situnSS, however, il the people dissatisfied with the
extra expense they must consent alteration the
constitution, to defer the meeting of the Legislature
10 later period than is fixed by the constitution If
uhcy do not adjourned sings will continue to occur, and
INDEPENDENTLY owing to the Inconvenience which arscs
many OF the members from meeting the particular Pc
nod they obliged TO do, and after the fall
election.-Stde GGSeue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-07

,o the eldest SON. and ,sfs sc IsS 10 the young
est. nartit,on which took pIs9 pm the DEAN
IF John Nv. as Don Pedro replalned IN the bra
zils. and as Don Miguel cught'to have had. ana
had Portugal, he ought To know that the P0rtu.
yuese nation. in virtue Of his Sovereignty, had
Proclaimed him King, and had on all occasions
giyen him positive proofs of their attachment to
6;s august person; for this adhesion was made
nu,te apparents in the face OF the French squad-
ron in The Tasus; thatevery Frenchman ln,the
souadron could bear testimony to- the affection oil
the Portuguese for his sacred person, and that
mt one Of them landed without being requested
to cryout .. Vive Don Miguel!!' Fiat Don Pedro
had become second Nina complete rebel
Cbief-a dsturber of public order-an enemy to
the peace of Europe, placing himself IN direct
oppositiop to liberal ideas-that he had lost all
the charm which the friends of Royalty had IN
vain sousht tn confer on him-tlat there was no
one at the present day who could place comb
dence in prince like Don Pedro, who was
blind tool to ignorant advisers, chosen from ''e
lowest orders of the people. 3
Every one. continues Don Miguel-or Proba-
bly NJ. de Santarem, whose documents are mere
Iy counterslgned by Don MIguel-every one, IN
fact, can Judge of Don Pedro BY bis silly abd'ca-
tons. All the misfortunes of Portugal were taus'
ed by his giving it constitution at variance with
the manners and intellectual requirements OF the
nation; and also the perlidious machinations plan
ned by the dcmagosues. his agents, Don Pedro
himself acting more as revolutionary adventur'
ee than as Prince Of the Portuguese blood.
1t may easily he imagined that such an epS'le
is not much calculated to renew spirit OF harmo-
nv between the two brothers.
BELGIUM.
The correspondence of the London Times, writes
from Paris that the greater part of the French ar
nv was to be Immediately withdrawn from Bel
ginm. The internal arrangements of the coun.
try now indicate hopes of the establishment OF
peace. 1t is said that Prussia does not intend to
interfere with France On account of the entry ol
its army into Belgium.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-07
DR.. Robert ~. Grymes

ID EsPECTfULLY offers his professional services
IL to the citizens Of Alexandria and its vicinity. Ills
Office is FAIRFAX street, next door to the Post Dice
where he can at al times be found.
aug 29-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-07

The eleventh number OF the Cabinet Of No.,
raj History contains two beautiful ensra,,,,
and much valuable and interesting matter. "
should like to know If this American work !, -.
tronized as It should be:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-07

Proposals have been issued BY Mis-. Ann R.,
al, for publishing, in the City of Washins,oD
weekly paper, to be called the Paul Prv y
Doubtless it will be a popular paper. peh,o, :
may become, in time. the '.Goyernmept I,ts, : :
There is no knowing what strange thin, NJ,
happen in these strange times.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-07

A friend in town has received letter r.,
Fauquicr, stating that Mr.. Samuel Withe, =
shot on "Wednesday last at'he Warcen,on R,..
by Captain Gale. They were betting en- ,,,.
which prodac cd a quarrel Mr.. W. struck Co..
G. who immc liateIy drew IA pistol FROM Lis Do,I
ct, aud shot him III the stomach. lie lived >,
days after receiving the would.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10
MARRIAGES

CoMMrNcarEo On the Its fnan,, by Mr. Bagby
Nm ct Hard county 10 Miss Pauina - Swi daughter
SWIM OF Hanoyer-O tho l0tb uimo by Mr.
Lawrence Tran Esq To Miss Fanny daughter of
Hill, all Of King WIN county tho b, sir
mn, Mr. james 10 Miss r. zabeth
Hm county On Thursday evening dizzy
Rev Edward Baptist Mr Richard ffeeman
Charles GW and alto resident of Pe,ebuts ihe sweety
Charming" and much admired Miss Martin
daughter Of lato William Smith, deceased, oT PUsutn.
Ry Iiymen knot % securely tod
A happy bridegroom and lovely hridu
w. NJ York, Richard " Mary f.
dnughnr Of Nm Wilson OF ~ York In county
VIM Sheil to Miss Anna a. youngest ddushu Of tho
Corbm of York Richard O. Tucker, Dn,ydia
daughter Of The Rev John nj
Frederick ma Enor Ffnork tx n
e 10 Miss Josephine F. second daughter
Baiimoroln Fuyce county, IA EJsWC WILSON, Attorney III
Law OF hofganOwn, Va Miss Mary Ophnn daughter
and,cw 0iphani AZ Sandy Point Charles county Robert
Buckner Boiling Eq Of Poersbufg Miss only
Mrs named place and In Same conn
Mr. Robert Taylor Of Petersburg Miss Jane lanchcr
Of Mr. William Taylor DR. Thomas ~. Gigg Miss Mary A.
only daughter Of Mrs Mildred Jonesa OF Dnwdo county.
Wostoyor, Nc r. b. Miller o Miss T. zabeth seldep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

HNOR SALE,-That wel-know Estqblishment, the
" Swan Tavern. in tie town Of York, formerly occu-
pied by Lawrence Gibbons, and attery by Matthew Wills,
deed. lis advantageous situation is pre-cminent AZ A
Public House, II being spacious bUildng, good con
dition, Immediately opposite the Courthouse with aIl
the necessary Offices. Also large stable and lot This
tenement will be sold privately, advantageous terms
applicants desiring to purchase. Should it not be dis
posed Of before York December court day. will hon be
sold publicly the promises. Terms made known the
day Of sale. WILLIAM NELSON.
Dee TO- 6t--.tSD
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CD.N.iLLf.Li,L(t1TEn

4 q ~ r -.
Ia Nottoway County Court, Ist December, 1891
The following Preamble and Resolutions were pre-
Sented TO the Court and ordered be recorded among the
minutes or their proceedings to wit :-Nouoway County
December LIST, lS3l-Ihis day the Justices, Officers and
Members OF the Bar, of Nooway County Court met in
the Courthouse, and the motion of Captain Richard
Jones, the meeting called TO order, and John T. Du-
py The presiding Justice, appointed Chairman, and
Francis Fitzgerald Secretary and the object OF
ing having been explained, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted Edward Bland
long member OF our Bar, having, since the last Court
departed this life unite in expressing regret for
his DEATH and in bearing testimony the exemplary cha
ractcr which he sustained during long life With a
faithful attention TO his clients causes nc united the most
scrupulous integrity. But it those of us who in
our several stations at any time needed bis friendly coun-
sci and advice, that the bengniy of character and purity
OF ms heart were most conspicuous To the youneei
brethren OF the Bar especially, his helping hand ever
ready; and by his soothing and cheering treatment were
they supported and encouraged in dilliculty-Rcsoved
therefore, that we will the usual badge of mourning
until the next Court and that the Court be requested fr
enter this testimonial of feelings its minutes and
that copy be furnished to his widow.
JOHN p. DUPUY
CoPy.-Teste f. FITZGERALD, OK
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DEATHS

CoMMUSIoAIED.On the 2ath oil. tho Conso of Mr. James
Sutherland o. tho County Of King William she long and psni
Illness Sbe has len disconsolato husband
lamrnt her loss On Monday night the 25h Nov
Manchester, Mr. John Mongomcy Harris Of Dr
fis Of Fowbaun, The 2 his Mr.
est and Ost indunus aud
the king Of terror whom he calmly
ford Coony d The residence Of her boe (Gen Ooke)
Tuesday tho 2bh Nov the 36ih Ohof
daughter Of tho ao Col John coke Her
several years held by
She bod fingered under the confirmed
of the liverfO years she
tan Episcopal huch modest aad Christian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

figure Of man, with directions by which any person
may take measure, and send il TO them for execution
Now, in Philadelphia New York. the price OF coat
alone. OF first quality is about 1877 So and the expense
whole suit similar to the above, made by fashionable
ilors, as we have ascertained is S62 The difference
IN price, actually paid the expenses from New York
Montreal and back, of the gentleman who furnished US
with the above bill and hence may be seen that
arm positively pays the expenses of the rich who take
trip to Canada during the summer, while II grints the
poor TO powder, who obliged to stay at home and
work.
There is mistake about this matter We chal-
lcnge investigation. Let any gentleman step into
the stores of the two or three importing merchants
of this City-compare the Northern articles quality
with quality, with the imported ones-and ask the
merchant, what the British commodity might be
sold for, if it were subject only moderate duty
10 (say even 20) per cent, and he will find the
great variety of articles, cheap the domcstics are
said to be, the foreign article be sold lower than
they are. Who pays the piper? The consumer
pays the manufacturer-the greatest portion of the
excess goes silently into his pocket-whe the ma
n.y. because they do not the gathcrcr do not
appear to feel the tax.
The whole system is false and deceptive-It is
against the liberty of the citizen; against the theory
OF our Federal Constitutions against the lights of tho
age Sell the dearest and buy te cheapest; this is the
interest of every people. All else is worse than
"leather and prunca."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

hs5domedsl publsedi in this city with the above caption
and edited by celebrated country woman Mrs ROYAL
She has her editorial career with her harac
terstc vgor, steering from grave gay, from lively
severc and has administered la iiine heavy dose TO
oice-hoders, hypocrcs missionaries and anti
She has not told what in politics she will pursue,
but from ''hopc" which is expressed i'm her PAPER we
opine she viii be adjunct of the Globe From the fol
lowing appears at least, that she is DESTROYS TO see
through the Presidents glasses:
awe President present
OF spee,nclcs Hope hs viii pair
N. IL. This is the Editor, who on the 2nd inst,
stgmatized VIM. Ii. Crawford as "Me Prince of IN
triguers."
n confusion Of the Ttnses!.swe think (says the n
Orleans Argus) that for the last years Mr. Calhoun
has been constantly rising in the respect OF his
men,, &C. &c "Notr politically there SO fallen
as to do him homage-We advise this Opposition Editor
to buy himself grammar.
Editorial Courtesy.-Among the several courtc-
sizes which we have received from the hands of our r.
ditoral Brethren, the following from the Philadelphia
Sentinel is entitled to grateful acknowlc
for its libcra'y. Ii comes from one with whoin we
have have had, not long since, some political con
tess-and one who differs with us upon the points
enumerated in the paragraph:
"rho Richmond Enquirer reached us We sterlay i'm
and greatly improved dress, being now i'm point OF
mechanical execution of the handsoest papers pub
sheLin the Union. Although the enquirer" has made
an advantageous change ofdress veteran Editor nati-
struction of the Federal Constitutions state rights and war
upon that bill of denominations tile Tariff still are the
Shlbo)eths OF its political fath.[It is true White we
differ most widely from the Enquirer the practical
application OF its avore principles, neither doubt its
| sincerity nor question its ability"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10
{" ALL THE DECENCY.D

Has the editor of the IS! Telegraph usurped the
office of Mrs. Royal? Ifhe thus plays Paul PIyupon
their private conversations how can the Members of
Congress be safe against his espionage2 We will
not suppose that Gen. Green heard the conversation
in question:; but what security have they, that
who will retail such conversation when related to
him by others, will not publish it, when heard by
hlrnselfY How are they sure that they have not Ga
chle among them taking notes." and that "hc will
not prent fhem"?-Wc should trust, that even the
new Paul Pry would not play the spy IN Ibis fashion.
ZEN Jackson AND GIN. ADAIR,--Somc Of our
readers may not be aware that question relative 10 the
bate at New Orleans has had tendency produce sus-
pension OF friendly personal intercourse between these dis
ungulshed citizens. We learn that Colonel X. NJ John
SON Of Kentucky approached Cen Adarn the House Of
Representatives, on Monday last with message from the
President expressing wish that he Gen Adair) should
be on terms of personal well political terms of friend.
yntercourse with the Executives and hoping that as e-
quete forbid the President from making the first visit that
Gen. a. would call on him. We arc not informed as 10
whether Con. a WIFI comply with this request
"PAUL PRx.--We have received the fret number Of a
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NOUS XERRONS !

The great Baltimore Convention assemblies on Mon
day.--It would be amusing to know by what mise
rablc minorlties most of the Clay Delegates from Vr-
ginia have been Notwithstanding hafa dozen
and in some cases. the meetings have been held i'm
corner, unnoticed and unknown by the people on
the spot. We have heard of two or three of these
Caucusses being got up by of political Mission
airy, who made it point to visit the Courthouscs, and
call the few elect together.
We take it for granted, that Mr. Clay will be the
selected candida,e-And then (says the Providence
American, the journal of the Anti Masonic Secreta-
ry,) One thing is certain amid all this doubt. The
nomination of Mr.. Clay Baltimore will be the sig
nal for the Presidential Canvass for 1896. That of
1882 will have been eectuay settled by that move
ment in favor of Andrew Jaclsou"-One thing else
is certain, that, "movement" movement, the
election of 1882 will be decided in favor of Andrew
Jackson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10
THE MESSAGE


The Presidents Message give general satisfac-
on Ills political opponents either speak oft with praise
or WIN subdued asperty of criticism His friends have
nailed It with triumph Upon that part which relates ia
The public debt his enemies call him boastul-and ask
what merit he can claim for dischargng much of it
But Mr. McLane's Report gives the answer:
'O the amount discussed for the debt 900 900 were
applied from the Appropriation made for the year. under the
"a section OF the Sinking Fund act of 1915 and hereman-
ing $6,1s0,2S9 81 applied with the sanction of the
President under the authority of the LIST section of the ac
of 9th May, 1880"
President, who by stopping cxtravagant appropriations
IN his Veto TO the Mdysyile Road, and thus is enabled
apply more than millions to the debt well be era-
tined at the suit. If he thus contribute TO eXn-
gush the whole debt in the four first years Of his admins
ration, there might he little apology for congratula-
ting HIMSELF and rejoicing for his country.
TIE .Spea5er.-We are informed by Correspond
ent in Washington, that "NIr Stevenson would have
received or 10 votes more If we had balloted n
second time; and there were some 30 or 30 of our
votes, from local causes, given to Mr.. Sutherland
and Mr.. Wckfie."
The citizens of Scousve held a meeting on the
I'D Nov, DIR. Tandey Morris in the chair, and
MIR. Benz. Magruder, Secretary at which they came
to resolution to petition the Legislature to enact
law authorizing one of the State Banks i'm the Civ
of Richmond, TO establish an agency for discount
and deposit at the said town.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

superhDe black cloth coat
superfne black cashmere vest; Ior tlO
pair superfine double milled black \ Sanada
cashmere trousers. currency
Received payment Of ten pounds equal TO orty dollars
Gibbs and Company.
Montreal August 16, 1891.
The sutin question Of the first quality and made by
the most fashionable tailors fashionable indeed that
they made oui their bill upon whole sheet Of elegant
glazed letter paper embehed with an engraving Of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
Lateral CurUut,re of Ire Spine.

= -" WtWIt U ~ 'IW't.
AB r. CASEY, Paten,ee ofihe Dormant Balance
L's Tor the cure of Lateral Curvature If the spine.
respectfully Informs the Faculty OF the District, that
h@ has taken rooms AZ Mrs. Arguelles' in Pannsylvu-
ia Avenue Tor the purpose OF giving 4 full exposi-
ton Vi his method. TENDERS of Con1ress and their
Indies, as well as the other Ladies and Gentlemen,
residents Of. or now soiourners in the District. are
respectfully invited to take 4 view of the very simple
means By which 4 perfect cure Of u most aflictinr
and wide-spreading irregularity in the human form,
mas been ohecied IN various parts of the Union. The
attes,Hiions D: the clear and decided superiority of
me Dottn~nt Balance over al other meibods, in
clnde the testimony of the first Surgeons, Physiolo-
gists ard Physicians in the Union, as well as of Paris
and L0nGun. UashtngtOn. ID. Z. Eih. p. 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
2HeR &HR

TTNHE new line of 4 Horse Post Coasses. from
IL Richmond to Orange Court House, vi, koui-
sa Court House, has gone into operation, ana wG
continue without failure.
This stage will, for the present, leave Richmo.du q,
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4 o'clock, A. NJ. and
arrive at Orange Court House on Thursdays and
Mondays at . o'clock, 4. M.-leave Orange Court
House on Sundays and Wednesdays al 3 O'Clock, and
arrive at Richmond, on Mondays and Thursdays at s,
p. NJ. This line of stages Will make a junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line of
stages carried by William Smith to LynchburC-pas-
sing IN its northern direction by Culpeper Court
House, Fauquier Court House or Warreuton-at
winch point, 1t will meet with the Wincester line
by which. a direct communication is afforded 10 the
town Of Wheeling on the Ohio river.
At Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg mail
IS taken out, and vii in some short time, be cauiS
by a ? horse stage, of which due notice g'fen'
at present 1t Is carried on hoEs;' . ..
nos, - Fenced drivers Will be kept-and every ex-
ertiUn used 10 make the line comfortable and expedi-
tIous.
Fare TO Louisa Court House Q dollars-,o Orange
Court House 81 80 cents.-All intermediate distan-
ces c cents per mIe.-Stage Office at the WASH
inGton Hotel. JNO III. PRICE.
mar 3-IaWIw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
Prints.
PrIntS.
DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO. have just re-
ceived ten cases fancy prints, new and fashion

4 rules held in the clerks office OF Aecklcnburr
: county court, on the Sd day of January. 1881:
retst r. Furgerson, pitf.. against Sarah Hansord
H'I!lan turner, and Susannah his wife, Daniel Fea-
z!er' sen, ~BcnJamln Frazier. Elizabeth Frazier. Alex.
ander Frezicr. Sn annah FRAZIER, Daniel FRAZER,
jrn., Ihopns II. Furgerson, and Homer Y. Furrerr
SON dtts.-iN CHANcERY
Tie defendants. Daniel Frazier. sen. BENJAMIN
Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier, Alexander Frazier, SD
,,nnoh Frazier, Daniel Frazier, jun. Thomas II
J. urger on. and Homer V. Furgerson. not having
entered 'hNIr appearance according to The act OF
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and # annear.
lng satisfactorily that they are not inhabitants of this
state on motion Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, it is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
appearance. and answer the plaintiffs bill, and thai
n copy Of this order he inserted IN one Of the news
papers printed ~ the town OF Petersburg, or city o
for eight weeks successfully, and posted
NJ The front door Of tie court-h house Of SAID county.
y copy. Tcaic.
=. JOHN @. BAPTIST. ID. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-17
feb 1l--wSwc

WILL stand the ensuing season atmy farm, nine miles from
w Richmond, directly on the stage road leading from that
place - Fredericksburg, and known as Half sink.
IL rs DOT saying too much, dor submit il to the candor OF
every cenianan aCqud intCd with the Facts, To sustain me M the
assertion when say, that his colts are universally ackuow
ied5cd, 10 possess as much size, strength, and beauty, as any
colts that have ever been produced by any one horse in |IrgI.
MIA know several, that cannot be purchased Tor less than Sc
ven or eight hnndTed dollars aud have. myself. been offered
$1,000 for one at a year oIl-thr estimate at winch they GC
held by their owners, ! take 10 be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered IN behalf Of un'ricd colts.
The season will commence on te 18th Of February, and ter
inmate ON the Ii Of July. Terms as heretofore; Fify Dollars,
10 DC discharged by the payment of t.ITty-hye, at any time
during the season. Sixty Dollars insurance; Ono Dollar to tho
Groom, wh'chis expected, either WHEN ;hc wlrc - brought, o,
taken away.
Extensive pastures are provided, and mares fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, a; ,wcuiy-h cents a dav.
Gentlemen who sent mares last year nv the season iu Golau.
ma, that did not prove no totl, If any th"rc hr) are informed that
they can he sent again; and no charge made for the services of
the Horse, unless they should prove in mal: or in other words,
the mares will be insured at the vuce OF tire season.
JOHN NJ. BOlTS.
The Editors Of tho Political Arena and Petersburg lntclHLcu-
cor, will please insert the above twice q week, IN their respcc-
tive papers for ciat weeks, and forward their accounts. TO the
subscriber. J. NJ T.