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depend upon the faithful observance and prsssrvs-

depend upon the faithful observance and prsssrva-
ton of all its connecting links.
Such, at least, is my opinion, said Mr.. T., and,
therefore, shall give my most willingly in ia
vor of the proposed reference; nor, so far as am
concerned will l ever permit the subjects to be
again separated. l should have preferred as sta
ted formerly that all these different propositions be
referred to select committee, to be composed of
equal number of Senators from each of the great
regions of the country wherein majority of the
persons composing the three great classes to which
l have referred, are found But as the Senate have
already decided to send two of the subjects to the
Committee of Manufactures, to that committee
should the third be sent also
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13
~ CHANcERY.-Glo0cesior County Court, Marc

e. Term, 1882:
Thomas Cary, Plaintiff
against
deceased, DcCIt
The Defendant, Wesley III. Hawkins, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according TO the
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and it ap
peanng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi
tant OF this country: On the motion of the Plaintiff by
Addison L. Byrd, his Attorney, II is Ordered That the
said Defendant do appear here the first day of August
Court next and answer the bill of the plaintiff and at
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa
per publisiiedn the City OF Richmond, for months
SUCCESSFULLY and copy posted at the front door OF the
courthouse of this county. Copy. Teste,
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, c. C.
March 10. JOI-wSw
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NOTICE.-AI persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF Daniel Norris decd, for which said Estate
is liable, hereby notified to bring them forward imme-
diately for adjustment, wish TO close my Executoal
transactions Of said Estate and deliver out of my hands,
and shall plead this notice in bar to any claims which may
be brought against il thereafter
CHRISTOPHER r. ESTES,
Executor of Daniel Norris, deed,
Nelson County, March 26 IO7-w4w
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AWIAS committed TO the Jail of Norfolk Borough on
w the I'd day OF May, 1881, Negro Man. He
states his name is Cesar James, and that he is free and
was born on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, in Talbot
county He is about 81 or 2S years OF age, black COM
piexion, feet inches high. The of the above
negro i any is requested to comply with the law such
cases. otherwise he will be dealt with the law directs
Feb. 49, 1892. n. CURRIER Jailor
9I-WI2t Norfolk Rnrnnnh
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Jerusalem Races.

ME second Spring Meeting will commence the Sc
N cond Tuesdayin April next, and continue days.
FIRST ddy-Sweepstakc for years old colts and files
mile heats-entrancc 800, half foreit-four subscribers
to make race, two already enered and close the LIST
of April
Second doy.-Proprietor's PURSE mile heats, $50
Third ddy-Jockey Club Purse-S500, 3 mile heats
Fourth ddy-Swecpstake for years old colts and ILL
lies mile heasenrance $500, halt foreit-four subscri-
ber TO make already entered close the LIST
day Of April next.
The Subscriber having purchased the entire interest of
this course pledges himself to all the means i'm his
power and they ample to give general satisfaction
The track will be put in complete ORDER and good stables
and litter furnished as usua-The Newmarket rules TO
govern in all cases.
RICHARD S. NICHOLSON, Proprietor.
feD'9. S7-wtd
WILLIAM Pledge Francis Pledge U,illiana JVoOdson
and Nancy his 1cDe, Elisabeth Piedge:-
VENAkE notice, that shall the third Monday i'm Nav
N next, at the house OF VIM. Lewis at Goochand
Court House. in the State of Virginia between the hours
OF eight in the morning, and two of the evening of the
same day, proceed TO take the deposition of William Miller
and Others TO be read in evidence suit depending ON
the Chancery side of the County Court of Goochand
wherein am complainant and you defendants, which
time and place you may attend il you please.
Yours, sc. ARCHER PLEDGE.
April 6. IOs-w4w#
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CoMMIssIoNER's Orr1cr.

~, Ittt7lNFOItU, .HUTCN y.
Inc parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed the 27th day of April next, this Office the
Tune and place for commencing the duties prescribed in
e foregoing order OF court, when and where they are
required TO attend, with the necessary documents and evil
dence, to enablsa full compliance with said order
lw4wl HILARY BAKER Com'r
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hOMESTIC GOODS-GEoRGE CAREY corner ot
ED Baltimore and Charles Streets Baltimore, has for
sale general assortment of Domestic Goods, consisting
tOn,' NGshua," "Ereter," 'aue,y'' and "Piffsfed,,
MANUFAcTUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms
by the package piece. Feb. g [S4-2aw3n1
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DENTIST.

III DR.. J. L. BENSON, Surgeon Dentist respectfully
n y informs his friends, and the citizens Of Richmond
generally that he has returned 10 Richmond. His STAY
IN this city at present, will be limited to one week ONLY
Punctua attendance will be given all professional calls
from 10 a. NJ to " NJ, at his office, in Mrs. DuvaIs
Boarding House. He may be consulted on Dyspepsia
from to o'clock, p NJ [ApG 1O1 lO9--2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13

THNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
n April; during his absence Mr.. Lethbrdge will at
tend to his professional business in whose skill as Dem
list the public may with perfect safety place the i'm.
plicit confidence p. HOUSTON.
Jan ., 1882 72-oawn
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N VfiNNCEKf-VI RGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Il Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for King William county, OH the 9th Feb
ruary, 1892
Hioiuecai =. Booth, comp
Robert Brooke, admir- with the will annexed of Nor
dccai Booth Decd and guardian of Mordecai c. Booth
'ohn iaiaerro, security OF Robert Brooke admir- as
aforesaid, Cornelius Dabney, exor of VIM. Dabnev Jr
acc who was also security of Robert Brooke as admir-
as aforesaid Robert Temple, security of Robert Brooke
guardian as aforesaid, and Mildred Taaierro exe'x of
alker Talaierro Decd who was also security of Ro
peri brooke, guardian as aforesaid, dets.
The defendant, Robert Brooke not having entered his
appearance ana gwen security according TO the Act of AS
usiactoy evidence that he is inhabitant of this
country; IL rs ordered, That the said defendant do APP
pear mere on The first day othe next April Term and
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of this Order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
CITY OF Richmond for two months successfully, post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse of this county
Copy. Teste, RO. BYRD POLLARD, DC.
hiafcn 9S-wSw
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.SDO Bile w WAREHOUSE, Observation-Disclosures and
q others sending Tobacco TO the above Warehouse
are informed that the same is undergoing general
repair tor the better security OF Tobacco. John NJ Shep-
Pard 'r having been appointed in the place OF Mr.. John
Fisher resgned) il is now under the management of the
subscribers, who pledge themselves that every attention
shall be paid to any Tobacco sent TO the Warehouse
Freight toll, &C. advanced all Tobacco to us the
drayage tobacco received by the way of Petersburg
and Weldon, n. C., the TO other Warehouses in
the City. M. c. LACKLAND,
JOHN M. SHEPPARD JR
March 80 llO6-w6wJ Inspectors.
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Nm ERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
n Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for the county of King and Queen on the
10Th of March, 1892
James Garrett, adm'or. with the will annexed OF Tho
mas GARRETT deceased; which said Thomas Garne was
in his lifetime, ex'or. of Henry Garneu PltG.
against
Isaac Burnett and Martha his wife-who before her in
termarriage with the said Isaac Burnett was Martha
nett daughter Of Henry Garne deceased and Muscoc
Uarneu Dels
The defendants Isaac Burnett and Martha his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security
cordng TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence they are not
PENDANTS do appear here on the first Monday in June
and answer the Bill of the plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
shed in the city OF Richmond, for months
y and posted the front door of the house of this
county. Copy Teste
ROBERT POLLARD, ir. d. c.
March 30 I0S-,ysw
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The parties interested in the foregoing Order are in
formed, that have appointed the 2ih day of April 1882
Tor Its executon,.a which time they will attend at nv
ONCE in the county of James City, between the hours
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ, with copy of the
court papers, and all things necessary in taking the ac-
counts. EDWARD RICHARDSON I,om,r
March IL. IO2-2awIm
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STATE OF TENNEssEE, Davidson Circuit Court
November Term, 1881
ID WIN against n, DA0D'' compl's. Original
Elizabeth Dabbs, etas, Dens. Bill
On motion of the Complainant, by his Counsel and il
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the ourt that the Defen-
dans Iazewel L. Dabbs, and Mary Dabbs his wife, are
not inhabitants OF this StaeI is ordered by the Court
mat publication be made four weeks successfully in the
Richmond Enquirer, in Virginia, commanding the said
Defendants TO appear here the Ith Monday i'm Nav
next and Plead answer demur said BILL otherwise
the same will be taken Tor confessed against them and set
Tor hearing er-pdrte, and decreed accordingly.
"A Copy Iese, JACOB Nj. GAVOCK, elk
March % lw4w and Master of said Court
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In CnANCERY-Ia James City sosaty court. jan
i'll 9th, 1892
William Hankins, administrator Of Allen Richardson
deed, Pitt
against
Norbornc Raclif1e, Thomas Ratcne, Caroline Rat
clific heirs of James Radcliffe decd DTS.
This cause in which the order of publication appears
to have been duly published this day TO be heard
on the bill and exhibits filed, and argued by COUNSEL
on Whereof the court doth audge ORDER and
decree, that account be taken before the COM
missioner OF this court of the fee simple and probable annual
value oil the lands OF James Ratce deceased-and also
that the plaintiff render before the commissioner an
account showing the amount of the debt due the plain
TILL and demanded by his bill, together with any pay
ments which have been made TO him that account
which accounts, the commission is directed TO ex-
anime, state and settle, and make report thereof the
court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF or which may be required be stated by
the parties. A copy Teste
Feb. Il. [92-wfw TIL. o. COGBILL, c.
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10 ms patriotism, and 10 the abe manner in wIi,, IL
'onaucVcu our negotiations with France. nav
~ ieasuhg pubic man can give "A diploma ,e Hi
pociy, great priority, and successful labors tbrn
uvcs ehhed TO one OF the best dinners tina, lie
oil New York can Afford. Setting aside bowev.s &c
matter OF GAZING and drinking there has been, no n,h,;
man ABROAD during the presidency of Andrew I,rL @
VINO mas manifested higher degree of talcn, NOR @
weaHed industry purity OF purpose aud con,c, ,ha a.
i'e anhabe representative of the United S,a,es IN 1870
Drought up at the feet OF the political (;.n.;, S ~
eounry-we mean Thomas Jefiersou--the oun;i r. .s
cd himself worthy OF his tutor the tutor ,v ~ nv
pupil. '' was OF MS
, ME- IL had not much experience i'm purlic Ic he
he went abroad, but his of public con,,v, ,
evinccd degee OF skill, tact, aud success which '
renee only supposed TO coner lie will 500, ~.
ms native state, Virginia. and justly proud NAV m. ' ~
'ner ee when she points 10 her sonthcrc goes ,no,,,
OF my jewcls."-.N Y. Globe 90 '"e'
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW YORK
Comparative Statement OF tile amount of duties ,h,, 49,
crueu IN The Port OF New York in the year 1891 and III,
p0oa1,e amount that will in the year Is32:-s
81 VI poll 81, 954, 533
81 do do. S,sSs'aIG
we "o' $3.50, 25s
L, o,,,o .r ,s.o $20,096, 1855
o., ]'nI'er oil 1882, $6,05S $50
., no. DO 3,7I9,630
amount, 1892 900
4th do do. supposedno, ,.o,o
AZ S-o
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-, NOHFOLK. NOvember ~
HHHgIy Two Companies Of u. s. Artillery under
command Of Capt Ripley embarked from Fortress Mon
roc yesterday afternoon in Scbr Empire, Capt. Latham
bound to Charleston, $. CaroIina.
NdCni.--We understand, (says the Southern PaifioO
That Com Jesse d. Elliot has been appointed to The com
mand OF The Charleston naval staton.-.N Beocon.
VIC understand that George NJ Dallas, Esq, will not
be candidate for reelection 10 the IT, s. scDateTIar-
riSbUrg Reporter, Nor %.
WAsHiNcroN, Nov. 2i.-As Congress approaches
the distant members begin TO drop in We have heard Of
The arrival Of Messrs. Ewing, Grundy and Kane Of the
Senate, and Mr.. Duncan Of The House Of Representa-
iycs.--.Nat. Int
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

Messrs. Editors :--lt was my good fortune to witness in ihe House of Representatives, On Tuesday last, scene, perhaps unparallel. ed in the history of man. JOHN QUINCV AD- AIMS of the United States, q will not say of Massachusetts alone,) arose. and in simple, but clear language, gave his opinion on a question of reference. In the course of his remarks. he read portions of the Presidents Message to both houses of Congress. Where. but in our own free land, could such an event take place ?-FOr the first few moments that l gazed upon the venerable Ex-President oi the United States, sublime thoughts, genera ted by the moral grandeur of the spectacle filled my mind; and, then, by revolution O feeling, frequently experienced by the graves1 in the most solemn moments, my lungs were ready to ''crow like chanticleer," for thought what strange sight it would be to behold Ex' Charles X. commenting on a." speech from the thrOne," by Louis Philippe!
 Whatever may be sOen's opinions concern ing the last Administration, no right thinking right feeling freeman of these States can with. hold the need of praise from the Patriot, W ho instead of remaining at home regretting lOs power, like Marius scOwIing amid the ruins c Carthage, has come forward-a true Repub Iican-to devote his late days, like his first, tc the service his country. Long-long may he be preserved to US
 Let no hnan who reads this little articl. think that the writer of it is influenced by per sOnal feeling or party prejudice-he hevel spoke to John Quincy Adams in his life. National InteiigeRcer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12
From tle Ne'o- York Daily Advertiser. Extract of a Letter, dated


 WAsHINGTON, Jan. 2d, 1882. The Presidents House was opened at 19 o'clock for ;he reception of company, accor- ding to the practice adopted in the commence. ment of Geo. Washington's administration, and continued to the present time. The fail ure to obtain any thing like respectable. or even t0lerable collection at Christmas. had greatly increased the anxiety to fill the rooms on this occasion. The many ludicro,,s anec- dotes told of the motley assemblage week since, induced very many to join the crowd to-day. to gratify their curiosity. The com pany was more numerous and fashionable than it was on Christmas; but no one whc had been in the habit of paying his respects to the President, even for the last twenty years, could look upon the audience to-day, without being most forcibly struck by the change that has taken place. Of ;he mem bers of Congress about one third, and possi. bly one half, attended-not to pay their re- spects to the President. but in many cases to see what was going on. There were from seventy-ive to one hundred ladies, and as many gentlemen, from the district, or soiour- ners here.
 Many gentlemen called to pay their re- spects to Mr. Adams; and if it had not been for the doubt. whether civiiities of the season
 
 extended 10 him, since he has taken seat in the House of Representatives, his friends. among whom. might number very many who have heretofore opposed him, would have tendered to him the compliments of the season. Mt. Ciay's rooms were thrOngcd from an early to late hour, by members of Congress, by gentlemen from different sec tions of the United States, by the merchants and the mechanics, and by other gentlemen of this city and District, without power and without office. Both Mr. Adams and Mr. Clay command our respect, which has not been, nor ever will be paid to Gen. Jackson.
 We have DO news of importance. Priv ate letters from remote States say, the nomina- tion of MT. Clay and Mr. Sergeant has been enthusiastically received. The gloomy coun- tenances of Mr. Van Buren's friends, are in unison with the scenes that surround us.- The confirmation of the nominations of Mr. Woodbury. Gov. Cass, and Mir. Fancy, and the suspension of those of Mr. Livingston, MT. McLane, and Mir. Van Buren, have led to many specOlations. think Mr. Living ston and MT. McLane will pass the ordeal.-. MT. Van .Buren may not.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12
From she Norristoon Tsleeravh.

THEORY AND PRAcTIcE.-IReory by Gen.
 Jaekson-That the Presidency ought to be l reduced to one term of Office-that the three
 branches of the government should he kent
 separate and distinct, the legislative and iud ] cial departments independent of of the Erec-
 wtive. lest corruption should become the order
 of the day-that office should neither be l sought nor declined-that the Presidents ex. erting his influence to designate his successor, 1 should be denounced-that removals from of
 flee should never be made in order to reward political partisan-that the President should not attempt to control the family affairs of the officers of the government-and that the manners and morals of the country should be brought baek to republican simplicity.
 Practice ty JGeneFal Jnskson. annOun. Ices hinseff a. capdidats, for re eleciion for q second terna---he fills his offices with members of Congfess-@he'f fills the Judiciary with his ?artisans, in and out of Congress-he removes good officers, to put in their places his adhe- rents and, msreenary supporters-he endeav- ors 10 appoint MT. Van Buren his successor, ana he removes his cabinet to effect it-he at- tempts to control the privote concerns of the 'amiles of the Secretaries-and amidst his professions of love for yepublican simplicity, sacrifices the honor and dignity of his station in ms attempts to force into respectable com pany a woman of bad character.
 Important Discovery-as suprosed.-A Coal Mine has recently been discovered in Brain Tree, as We are informed by gentleman of that town. which promises an inexhaustible supply of coal, equal in quality to the Liver pool. Our informant states that the people G' the parish, after learning by experiment the quality ofthe coal, made up by subscrip- ton the sum of $500, and immediately set mi ] ner: to work on the premises. Dedkans Pol 1 itici0n.
 Massachusetts. tfs.-The Legislature assembled | on Thursday morning, and was organized by ] the choice in the Senate of Wm. Thorndike | as President. upon the third ballOt-and of Wm. B. Calhoun as Speaker of the House there were. We observe, 4SO members voting m the House of Representatives. perfect moo'
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-01-12

Milledgeuille. Dec. 2S.-Georgia Legisla- t@re.-The House this morning passed the bill from the Senate. commonly known by the name of the Gold Mine Bill, without amendment-yeas 84, nays sl. You have already received a copy of the bill. It pro- vides that certain sections of the Cherokee country. containing within them about a r:ill- ion and half of acres. and supposed to be the richest districts in gold. he reserved from the general lottery and thrown into . sepa- rate lottery, to be drawn at the same time with the other. It divides the reservation in- to lots of 10 acres. and gives to every citizen ot Georgia. over i8 years of age. who has re- sided here three years. one draw, whether he mas drawn lot previously ar not. and to ev- cry married man an additional draw. The number of tracts will be about 10000. and the price of grants $lO.
 The nomination by the President of the United States, of James Buchanan, of Penn syivania. to be Minister PlenipotentiAry and E"soy Extraordinary to Russia, was, On wednesday, confirmed by the Senate. The nomination of Mr. Davezac, to be Charge des Analres to the Netherlands, was confirmed Oy tne Senate, on Tuesday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-06
'cw Directors.
CEREBRAL AssnEzEsEY
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TursD,v T.

TUESDAY, Jan. >.
The Senate have passed the bill authorizing .
Protracted special term in the county of Augusta
On motion of Mr.. ERsNINE,
Resolved, That the Committee Of Courts Of
Justice he instructed to enquire into the expedion
cy of so amending the 10th section of the law
passed the Sd March, 1919, concerning wills, and
for other purposes, TO authorize wills of non.
residents or authorized copies thereof, TO be adj
mitted to record IN the Superior Inferior Courts
OF any county corporation in which any part
OF the estate real personal, Of the testator may
lie or be found.
bring IN bill authorizing Lottery TO Construct
road from Beverly in the county Of Randolph, to
Moraontown, in Monongalia.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS, leave was given 10
bring Ia bill to roorganzc the Registers Office
Referred to hlcssrs Williams, Gholsou, Preston
Gilliland, Stevenson, Witcher, Miller, bale Of
Franklin, POndeXter, Brooke and IIudgins
On motion Of Mr.. MULLEN, leave was given to
BRING IN bill to discontinue separate election
| IN Hardy, ai!d to establish two Others.
On motion of Mr.. CALDWELL the Select Com
mittee was discharged from the consideration OF
the resolution in reference to the application Of
the Recorder and Courc of hees5urg. and the
same was referred to the Committee on Roads
Petitions prcsened-by Mr.. MARSHALL,
document in reference TO the contested election
from Morgan-by Mr.. WILSON of Cumberland
from " m b. Cook and others, for Il separate cleo.
ton in that county-by MIR. AIcIiuaNEy from tina
Mayor and Common Council of LeesburE for
lottery for certain purposes-by Mr.. WooD of
Frederick, from the Colonization Society of Fred
crick for Legislative abby Mr.. WooD of Fred,
from sundry citizens of Frederick for an increase
OF the salaries Of JudgcS-5y MIR. BooNER from
the Justices ofthc Peace of Amelia county, asking
a revision and modification Of the law oil the last
session, reducing Clerks fees by Fir. CALDWELL
from Loudoun, On the subject Of Roads and High.
ways-by Mr.. BEoADrs, from CuIpepcr in opposi
ton 10 dividing hat County
Inc SPEAKER presented COMMIT IN: Cation from