Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-17

which may flow from D II is clear 10 my apprehension
therefore, mat notification is neither
nor peaceful remedy: that IL carried into effect, n ia an
ucf Of TeroiiOn and that nothing but the good sense
'hc prudence and moderation OF the other States, who
may not embark in This fatal measure can save the roun
Try from calamites the contemplation of which, the
heart oil every patriot will sicken with despair There
was une' when The Idea OF disunon viewed with
horror III was word which did into our poIit
cal vocabulary; and il is perhaps amongst the worst
oil The times, that it is now spoken of, by some
heediessly, Hippanty, and with total unconcern Have
those who make light Of it, consulted the pages of his
toy Have they benefited by the lessons Of experiences
Does not The history OF ancient republics all conede
rscies, shew that number of small States, hist har-
monously united, may be peaceful and happy; but that
when dlscord and jealousy permitted be introduced
amongst them, they will inevitably lead first 10 political
coSiohs ana then to civil wars Our wise and patriotic
ancestors supposed that they had devised form of go
Verhnent which, whilst secured the sovereignty of tie
u"ereh members OF the coniederacy had vested sui-
cient power in the Government 10 manage our external
concerns ana enable us to resist all foreign
UnHer ms government although different parties have
az inherent umes exercised the powers OF its aninsra-
on yet The ration has enjoyed degree OF prosperity un-
known 10 The other portions OF The world Our nsiti-
'uuos nave been The wonder and admiration of other
SsouhUies; anu The friends OF freedom in every CLINE,
nave looked 10 Xpencn demonstrating mans CA
psgiy under Tree and cheap government, conduct the
auirs OF nation, SO IS TO the happiness OF the
people IL we shouldi under the Influence of rash co,n-
seis whether the result OF misguided political ZEAL ista
Ken theories add ambition resort 10 measures ~ bcb
snail threaten TO overthrow the flares, fabric which pol
cal wisdom has ever rased-how shall we Justify our
serves TO The world or to posieriy Shall evince
supreme Being who has hitherto secured TO our beloved
country such happy desiinies' AGRICoLA
CoMIfUNYc4TrD.
fIol to the by the disastrous con-
sequences OF being unprepared and duly impressed will,
e importance oi having permanent accommodations and
me means OF afordns proper medical advice, and aen-
ton to such are EMPLOYED i'm their acoties
most OF the Tobacco Manufacturers of this CITY have as
.ogeIner ana have procured two suitable build
hs conveniently located and sufficient accommodate
large number OF PATIENTS which they are now fitting up
IN the most comfortable manner for the accommodation OF
such as may have violent premoniory symptoms or The
Cholera should il visit CITY The owners of slaves
bred in those factories may that every aen
on is now paid TO the cleanliness diet general habits
oil their servants; and that in the event of the Cholera
making It's appearances the efficient and prompt med
cal AID can always be obtained, the patient i'm few
minutes be accommodated in the Hospital, much less
eApence Tor medical attendance than if retained
Doctors HaXa and Burton have been appointed attend
ing physicians TO the Hospitals be assisted by Dr. Briggs
and persons properly qualified prepare and administer
prescriptions besides regular nurses will be in constant at
tendance when needed. The following gentlemen hnv we
oeeh appointed standing committee for the General SUI
perlntendence OF the Hospital:
Hospital No. l-SaInuel s. Myers, John Jones, Poi
hanX Robinson, lnnes c. Adams, Henry Patteson.
Hospital No. 2.-Samuel S. Saunders Alfred Wherry
Peter McEnery, David M. Branch, Spencer Franklin.
coWMUNYodTED.
AMELIA County, Aug. II, 1882
whilst ia'lowng field, of my poughers turned up
most oil eggs, the color Of turtles eggs about The
size (not srger On breaking hem found in every egg
re snake between six and inches long, aud nearly
az large as lltle nngcr W hen the snake
OF me egg, from its sze you would have thought il i'm
possible could have been enclosed in so small commas
ihere were thry-two eggs Several gentlemen and my
sell examined them together and all of opinion they
were the kind OF snake called Mocasn. On examining
Ncholsons American edition of the British Encyclopedia
find stated serpen arc vviparous as The rattle
snake, the viper Sc; whilst the norous species are
oviparous 1t is well known we have no SERPENT AMONGST
us Gust above tide water in Vgiuia) that more norios
hahi The ocasin III you think this is worth
IFS room III your paper you are at liberty 10 insert it, L.
COHUUN-Tc9TED
At meeting OF the Officers of the 10Th Regiment Yir
gina Militia Spoltsy lvania Court House August 6 1890
Col Thomas H. Bolts was called 10 the Chair and Lieut.
O. Goodwin appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained by
tue Chairman notion committee consisting of Capts
Roihrock, Weber, Jones and Budrd and Lieut. Bores
appointed draft and report TO Ibis meeting
Die and resolutions, expressive of the of the meeting
relative to the present militia systemOn motion Col Bolts
WAS added 10 the committee.
The committee having retired for short time returned
and reported the following preamble and resolutions which
were unanimously adopted
Impressed with tho belief that we'll Organized militia
tends greatly to the preservation of peace and hap
pness anu sensible OF the many Gperiecons i'm The pre-
sent SYSTEM hail with much pleasure the great
ty manifested throughout the Commonwealth for is inn
proveme and we cordially unite with fellow citizens
ana brother oihcers in the State in calling the attention of
the approaching Legislature to that subject under the hone
that some plan may be adopted, which will raise il from lis
present depressed condition. and give TO il life and
Resoiped, That we approve Of the Convention to he
held in hAcity of Richmond the 9Th of Oct next so
devise and suggest TO the next Legislature such system
try and honorable in the eyes OF their fellow-c
Resolued therefore, That Col r. H. Bolts H. Col
VIM. p. Goodwin, Capts w. c. T. Rothrock and William
Jones and Lieut. Lewis Boggs be requested to attend
said Convention.
Resolved That the Commandants of the several Reoi
ments composing the Brigade he requested to call meetings
OF the officers in their respective Regiments for the p,T
pose taking into consideration the proprety of sending
Delegates to said Conventions
Resolved That Col. It. RI. Bolts be requested 10 cores
pond with the Commandan of said Regiments and to for
ward Them copy OF these proceedings.
Resoiued That our Representative, Carter l.. Steven
son, Esq be requested to every exeron effect some
salulary change in the present Militia Laws of this Com
monweah, and that copy Of these proceedings be and.
ed him.
Resolved That these proceedings be signed bv the
Chairman and Secretary and that the Editors Of the Are.
ma and Herald in Fredericksburg and of the Enquirer and
Wing in the city of Richmond, he requested to give them
one insertion in their respective papers.
cHAs GooDwrN, se'cy. :"
AZ Court held for Sussex County the "a day of A.
gust 1892:
ResofUed, That in testimony Of respect for the memory
OF General Richard Eppes former practitioner in this
Court and native Of this County who has served HE
Legislature, that the members Of the Court and Bar and
other officers Of the Court will Grape for month
Res0lUed, That deeply sympatbse with the family
and relations Of General Eppes in their rcparabo loss
ResoUed, That copy Of tie foregoing resolutions be
forwarded to the editors Of The Richmond Enquirer and Pc.
ersburg Inteigencer, with request that they publish
the same
Resolved, That the foregoing resolutions be entered On
record, and that the Court adjourn l the Court in course
Copy. Tostc, l.. LANtER, Clerk
We arc authorised TO announce, that Dr. Robert q
Grayson will be candidate AZ tho next election m rcore