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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-12
GEO. wOODFIN.

"THE REIGN OF TERRoR'-.fgai,i,-T able and
intrepid Journal the "Pennsyvanian, which entitled to
me thanks and the support OF every Republican unmas
ing the Junto OF Philadelphia. 1t refers ''severa adj
donal instances of prescriptions very disgracefu to the
parties who are guilty Of it, Merchants discharging their
drayinen-Master builders their workmen-Even shoe
sellers in Market street their outdoor makers of The
cle and all for exercising the right of freemen sd having
an opinion of their own! %
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POSTSCRIPT.

The following Report ofthe Board of Health from
Wednesday IL o'clock to Thursday ~ o'clock is
more unfavourable yet borne out in the opin-
ion that the Cholera is abating here, by the Medical
gentlemen generally; and that the increase of deaths
since the last Report has been produced by the damp
and sultry atmosphere for the last "a hours The
bilious fever is showing itself in some cases. and IF
some malignity-but we understand that there are
fewer cases ofthis description than generally occur
at this season of the year.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Thursday, In oct. 1892.
CITY Hospital, Oct lIth, IL o'clock
Admitted since last report; white none; colored one
Died, ored;--Remaning 3 white coloreJ: total II
JOSEPH TATE, President
internents at Old Church, Richmond Hill for the
week ending 10th insant,-4
(SignedD G. NJ CARRINGTON
FRANCIS WICKER, ( "ardehs'
ln,ermcnts near the Poor House for ~ hors ending
this day at IL O'clock, llth October
White /; cOloured lI-Toall H.
(Signed) GEO WOODFIN
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My soHl would leave this heavy clay,
,.At that transporting word;
Run up with JOY the shining way,

- To see aud praise my l4orl.
ana aer her speech had failed her che evc signs tb, h
hto hands and pointed skies She died nerf,c,l - @
ses ana pTasod God with her latest BREATH - ~ NV"
al hoI residence in the county Fluvanna on the 81 inst
af ocloc6, a. NJ IN the hcrn Anns
Onso OF Rowland Jones' Eq leaving behind her distressed
ana SON. 10 bcwa thor afflicted irropaabls Io she
% ~ 1nG nag hed an hambo sincere and Christians and
hud confined weeks
anororto the period, her flight TO the
hg yet she manifested patience, po
oe WI" OF God The strength hcr seemed TO Increase
U.S. inc lamp oil life gradually exngniscd: sometimes while her
s"ou around her bed vuiny relieve her minis
I,aI 10 her wants her hors's would
regions, those celestial which
oHsed to REACH IN order aiuts and GELS in
@ praise TO the adorable God of Universe n her relations nn
% may DC permitted To form opinion, tenor of her
@ me peculiar traits OF Which obedience to Cod and
n,' OF rom me earlessncss willingness which Sho
@ on1Ti Death they may roocs rather than wcop they
ih aninang assurance, that she has
RES OF THIS world, the pnins noncntary entb IN ]
pn 81 IA lar moro exceeding and otonu weight of gory
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Having seen lhe donosilion

wilson.
IL S. Editor Of the Pennsylvania Advocate as publish.
ell in that paper, Of October ID, 1892, and having
knowledge Of the truth of the fact which that deposition
is intended to relue the undersigned does therefore, I'M
der the solemn sanction Of OATH deposc aud say-Tha
on last Friday, in company with John Reece, Of Wood
street. The undersigned went TO the Office Of the Pa Adj
vocate, for the purpose Of having tickets printed the
inspectors, election, with view divide and defeat the
Jackson party on that occasonsaid tickets could be
printed at the Office Of lie Pa. AdvOcae:-Tha the I'M
dersgned still in company with Mr. Reece then went TO
the ounce Of the 'Satesman and there agreed for the tickets
required That the time whilst the tickets were
printing, the undersigned and Mr. Il went the Post office
aud there met with Mr.. J. Wilson, Halter OF Market
street. who was just In the act ofrecoving letter through
tie usual place IN the window, the undersigned
up TO the steps hat the said Wilson then remarked to the
Clerk, that he wasdoubfu whether the letter was for him,
and IN consequence Of This donb requested the clerk
open IT, Ho did sO,-snd thercupon il appeared, that the
sad letter contained check Of $500 aud upwards,
ana That the said letter and check were from Nicholas Bid
de, President Of he United States Bank The said viii
500 Then remarked that the letter as not intended for him
And the undersigned further deposcth 10 the best Of his
knowledge and belief that the letter and check were for
Jas wilson, Editor Of The Pa. Advocate and hat he sub.
soquenUy received them, his deposition TO the contrary
notwithstanding. JACOB SMITH
sworn and subscribed, Oct 2nd. 1882, before me
CHAS. " ISRAEL
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POLITICAL.
CoRRESPON DENCE.
To the Editor Of the Pendieton Messenger.

PENpLEToN, Sept 18th, 1892
Dear Sir II am sure you will require no APOLOGY at
my hands for sending you the enclosed
which has taken place between MIR. Calhoun and myself
Alter having obtained his consent TO the publication of
his letter OF the 2Sh ult the only question that could arise
was, as TO the mode by which the publication could be
made the most promptly and extensively useful. have
ncang to the good people OF South Carolina the opinions
OF one OF tho most distinguished of her sons on question
oil deep and vital interest; which he has ree ced with
profound deberaon,-opnion which as much their
property as his own, and which cannot but think Mr.
Calhoun has presented in light approaching nearly
demonstration as any subject which belongs moral aud
not mathematical reasoning will permit
Consider therefore the whole correspondence as ia our
hands, TO be published if you please as early as the en-.
5agementS OF your press will permit
remain, dear sir with great esteem,
Very respectfully, your obedient scrv't,
j. HAMILTON, in.
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Sale OGEsl00ejcd eg0rScS

HEAVING determined to devote my attention exclu-
"a II svey to other matters. will sell at Fair Field,
near Richmond, the day Of the Jockey Club purse
one OF the most valuable studs of horses in the United
States; among them the Merno Eve the dam OF the cee
bracd GOhannah for which 5000 have been offered and
all her progeny, consisting OF four colts; by Arab two
by Medley and one by Tinoleon; a number of brood
mares OF the most approved blood, my whole stable of
horses in training, aud stations by the dozen or sin
gle one; the whole a credit of six and nine months
for approved paper and without reserve.
JNO. MINGE, in.
Sept. 2S, 1892. 11-n
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TENAVERN at BoydtOn for rent Sdie.-I purpose
n renting Tavern Establishment at Boydton, Neck
ienburg Court House. consisting of convenient houses sta
bles, garden SC convenient and productive farm with
In one mile of the Tavern, may be taken with the premises
III desired by the tenant if purchase be preferred
will accommodate any person. The will be
bic and perfectly accommodating, TO the time of pay
men Mr. Alexander Boyd is the present occupant of this
establishment but he will leave it the 2jh day of De-
eember next have TO remark that there but other
Tavern at the place; that the County of Meckenburg
large and wealthy, and that Randolph Macon COLLEGE a
large institution, is within mile of the Tavern
shortly expect to make repairs about the establish
ment am anxious TO sell Tract of Land about four
miles east OF Boydton, called the ''ine Tract contain
ing 939 acres, which is mostly of moderate SOIL but finely
nIabered with pine and oak This tract will be divided
III required by purchasers terms accommodating TO price
aud credit For terms, apply to Mr. Beverly Sydnor re-
aldent at Boydon, or Mr. William Penick my agent who
IS in the habit of attending Meckcnburg Courts Early
application is Indispensable. JAMES BRUCE.
October g 42-tl1Dec
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Fresh EaU 0l,d Winter Goods.
II. ~ j. -. James ~ Co..
lARKET SQUARE, RICHMOND, Va,

MARkET oQUARE, KICHNfOND, Va,
importers Of British Goods and Dealers in Ettropeau
India and american Goods generdllv
81 AVE received by the Ecu AToR from liverpool,
- IA and various vessels from the North large portion
oil their supply oil FALL AND WINTER GooDs and are
daily expecting considerable additional supplies, which
they expect to arrive to be i'm by the 10Th inst
when more particular notice will appcar-in the mean
uine they VIII be glad TO see such Country Merchants
and Others may be ready TO buy all of whom are
assured that great exerOns will be made 10 give satisfac
ton. sent 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
BY RgTCnaHE a. COCK.

OF Tho ENQUIRER published twice week, generally and
three times week during the
Price, the same heretofore Five Dollars per annu, payable
Notes of chartered will
eeved in payment The Editors will
ting them by MALL tho postage of all letters being
will be
Editors until all arrcaagos have been paid
9 Whoever viii guarantee the payment of papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. ~~
Ono
% No
OF assumed by in this city Is
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Richmond, Sept. 18Th 1882, ' 4iMsiw2@ 70

MAIL and Winter Supply of Edrthen Ware, China
n and GIGSS-Who and Retail.-The subscriber
has the pleasure OF informing his country friends
toners generally that he has just returned from the North,
where lac has purchased and is receiving full and
general assortment OF articles in his line large part
oil the stock is entirely being immediately from the
mandatory and the whole is decidedly the best assor
men lac has had. 1t consists Of every variety of
light and dark blue black brown, pink apd purple print
ed, painted, dpi- edged and colorcd Ware; fine
and common China, and Fancy Goods and Glass Ware
every description; all expressly purchased for this market
Orders IN person by letter TO any will with
prompt aucu;on; and the Goods will he disposed of low
fully requested 10 favor the subscriber with a call
CHARLES HOLT, JR
Opposite Messrs L. Webb S, Co. Main street. Richmond
September IS. div
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EINoh FkElGHT OR CHARTER.--The superior and
weh-known, coppercd and copper fastened Ship
MADISON CHARLES ID. Wood master, in the river will
oe az CITY Point and ready for cargo in few days The
usoh' last sailing, and in every respect first rate
vessel Apply to L. +. Stainback Esq Petersburg or to
w. j. Morris. TOct 81 a9oyo - ="
For Sale five hundred sacks SALT of superior quality
received by the Madison 1''
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The parties Interested are hereby notified tIat have
appointed The filth day OF November next for commence
ing the settlement directed by the foregoing order of Court
on wch Gay by III o'clock A. Nj. they required
ready Tor examination. JOHN w. DANCE, Comr
October 2. 10 ,,t,,
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NOTlCE-The Subscriber being DESTROYS of removing
to the Western country, offers for sale his TRAcr
LAND, whereon he lives, in the county of Buckine
ham, on the Middle Fork Of Slate River, containing 500
acres one half OF which yet TO clear about 200
gether with The cleared Land The improvements are a
good Dwelling house, with three and a passage
Kitchen Barn, Dairy, Tobacco houses sc. This Land
lies in healthy, wealthy and popular part of the county,
i've miles from the Court House, adjoining the of
John Morris, VIM. lsbe and the Estate OF VIM. IL Per-
kns, decd; there three four good Mills within that
distance and various Manufacturing Mills convenient for
the reception OF Wheat. 1t is deemed needless TO say
much OF said Land person would purchase without
first viewing the premises. But this Land evidently is in
ieror to no Land in this section of country growth
oil Wheat Corn, and Tobacco and susceptible OF improve
men at almost any period As The Subscriber is deter
mined 70 sell, he would sell u bargain
Oct PIP ANTHONY ZONES
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ADYERTINENIENT-

Within the last ten days have added very considera
bly, TO our stock of STAPLE & FANCY GOODS, makin
the largest have offered for SALE and rather
Gee -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

CHANCERY-YIRGGNtA Powhatan Coun-
n ty Court September 18Th, 1892:
Benjamin Bernard aud George Il. Moody and Ann RI
his wife, formerly Ann II Scott, PLAINTIFF
against
John Bernard, David BERNARD, Francis Bernard Jacob
Bernard, Judith Floumoy formerly Judith Bernard Re-
beeca Porter formerly Rebecca Bernard, Mary Ann Har
rson, once Mary Ann Bernard, aud WIN. Crtimp Sheriff
OF the county Of Powhitan and admir- de bonis non Of
WIN. Bernard, deceased, Defendants
This day came the plaintiff, by their attorney. and
filed their bill against the defendants praying for sale of
tract of Land in this county, late tie property Of VIM
Bernard, deceased, and for division of the proceeds
among his heirs, and the defendant William Crunp she
rH of Powhaan and admir- de bonis non Of tho said WIN
Bernard, decd having fled his answer to the said bill
and the other defendants not having their
ance and given security, according to the of Assem-
ply ana the rules Of this Court and it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that they not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, the motion Of the plaintiffs by
theF attorney IS ordered, that the said defendants do APP
pear mere on or before the third Wednesday in Deceu-
Der next and answer the pl9nGHS bill and that COPY
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond and continued for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted %
at the door Of the Courthouse Of this county
Copy. Tcstc, VIM s DANCE CtL
eVO'' o. 42-wSw
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$4,000
Now in Richmond, all the expenses mentioned
above, will not exceed
$1,000

Showing large nett saving in expenses alone, Of $4,000
annualiy-which all must consider handsome clear
come Tor houses doing even large business.
Now, II those things be true, (and that they are So
we not only firmly believe, but think we have proved TO
the satisfaction OF all reasonable ncn) what binders our
supplying all who may come here, good terms
can be offered any where in this country Nothing.
confidently repeat, nothing does, will pre-
vent furnishing all who may visit this city, with most
descriptions OF Dry Goods that prove salts
factory. That lave done this for several seasons past
is admitted by many respectable Merchants, who were
constrained TO say that the name getting supplies
at the WORTH pretty much all that remained of the
once boased superiority of those markets this. But
euen HiS remaining circumstance is rapidly giving
tcdy TO The force Of truth and the Var greater come
nience Of obtaining supplies here Already many who
have for gone North buying goods here and
we have heard again and again. Of high
and intelligence say, that they had obtained their
supplies cheaper, all things considered or more to their
satisfaction III every respect.
And may not he permitted to ask why any will
longer allow themselves to be hewers of wood and car.
rer OF water for the Northern Jobber Northern Impor
ter or British Agent! And why should we not all unite
in building up great city in state, where all
be supplied the hest terms? Assuredy eyery feeling
of patriotism well of interest demands this at our
hands With waerpower unriv vailed, with mines of the
best Goals, believed be inexhausble for centuries to
come, with noble river leading directly the ocean,
with back country OF immense extent, and with a soil
and climate giving entire control of the earliest market
Tor bread stu and the best European markets
tobacco, with the prospect of early improvement of
the great channel oil communication with the West-tO
say nothing OF the great degree OF health enjoyed here
gives Richmond an aggregate OF advantages, Of which few
cities in the Union can boast and which, if all improv
ed, must make her later place Of great impor
lance.
We shall be grated to see you early in the
conVemen--dt any rate, before much
broken. We are, very respectfully,
Your obedien servants,
Il. * j. ), JAMES & Co.
1o.tt
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.H0Eice To .lREiEIcl.S.

n consequence Of the sudden and lanened death of
n the late w. Candy, my head Miller am in want of
person to supply his place.
Such persons may wish to obtain such cmploymcnt
and bring ample testimonials their character and
of their being properly qualified requested to make
immediate appcaionto
THOMAS RUTHERFORD
September 2S Aft
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October Q.

n ANCERY-ViRG1NIA.-A rules held in the
u Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Mecklenburg county on The first Mon
day in September, 1892:
james H. Jones, sheriff and administrator with the will
annexed OF Powell SHELTON Decd Richard Wootton Pol.
ly Wootton Thomas Overflow administrator OF Powell
Nooton, decd; also, Susan Wooon widow of the said
Powell Woouon and John Woouon, William Wooton and
Powell WoOttOn, children of the said Powell Wooon bv
Thomas Overflow their next friend, Plaintiffs
against
Peter Bailey, administrator with the will annexed of
Samuel Wooton Sen, Joseph b. Causel Samuel Woot-
ton, and George w Brame (s securites) also the said
Samuel Wooiton, Martha Tanner, Samuel Wooon Jr
David C. Wootton, John Wooon, VIM. Daniel Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, -- Coleman and Nancy his wife
and William Wootion also WIN. Skelton and Eoirain
Allen and Martha his wife, aud Samuel Daniel Henry
an aud sarah his wife, Elizabeth Daniel James Clardy
aud Ritter his wife, Walter Daniel, and John Daniel and
Martha Wall, widow Of Frederick Wall, decd DeGs.
The defendants, Peter Bailey, George W I}rame Mar
tina Tanner, David c. Woouon, VIM Daniel Jr and Eli
zabeth bis wife, - Coleman and Nancy his wife
William Wootton, William SHELTON, Ephraim Allen and
Martha his wife, Samuel Daniel Henry Wall and Sarah
his wife, Elizabeth Daniel James Clady and Ritter his
wife, Walter Daniel, John Daniel, and Martha Wall wi.
dow OF Frederick Wall decd not having entered their
appearance according 10 the Of Assembly and the rules
OF This Court aud it appearing from satisfactory evidence
OF The plaintiffs by Richard H. Baptist their Attorney
Is ordered That the said defendants do appear here at rules
10 be holden Orihe said Court the Clerk Office thereof
on Tie hrs Monday in January next, and answer the
PlHnhis bill; and that copy OF this order be inserted
I'D some newspaper printed in the city Of Richmond,
town OF Petersburg for eight weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door Of The Court House of the said
J. J. DAILY, ID. c. NJ. c. S. c. J.. c.
october 2. d2-w9w
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"lLL BE SOLD Oh the 9th day Of October next,
w on the premises, about 600 acres OF Laud, q
bond and security with deed of trust on the Land 10 Sc
cure the purchase money. This Land lies well, u heal
Thy and agreeable neighborhood with portion OF Apo
inatloX low grounds, and sufficient portion Of wood
laud IS good situation for tavern being about eight
miles below Raines tavern, and al the fork OF the Angola
with the Guinea road; and is sold for distribution among
the heirs OF Lewis Isbo deceased. BY the
ADMINISTRATOR.
Cumberland, September a. 37-Ms
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p n CHANCERY-NIRGINI rules held in the
q Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Meckenburg county, the first Monday
in September, 1892
William RoySter, trustee; John Royster Thos Bramc
Henry Bamc, Waller Brame, David N Carter and Han
Ply his wife, Mechizedeck Brame, Alexander Boyd and
Richard Boyd also, John Crews and Sally Crews chill
drcl OF Nancy Crews, decd, formerly Nancy Brame by
Josiah Crews their next friend and Elizabeth Brame wi
uow oil H"Inuel Dranc, decd, Plaintiffs
against
Joseph ID. Cduse, Samuel c. Brame and Peter Bailey
executors OF Samuel Brame Sen, decd; aud the said
Samuel c. Brame, David Bramc, James Branc, John
Hayes and Elizabeth his wife, and James w Brane le
gaiees oil the said Samuel Brame, Sr., decd DeGs
The defendants, Samuel G.. Brame and Peter Bsev
executors Of Samuel Brame, Sen, decd and the said
Samuel Z. Brnme, David Brame james Bran,e John
Hayes and Elizabeth his wife, and James w Brame not
having entered their appearance according TO the act Of
Assembly aud the rules OF this Court aud appearing
from satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants
this State, on tie motion of the plaintiffs by Richard IL
Baptist their attorney, is ordered that the said dcfcn-
dans do appear here at rules be holden for the said
court, at the Clerks Office thereof on the first MONDAY i'm
January next, and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy OF this order be inserted in some newspaper printed
IN the city OF Richmond town OF PETERSBURG for eight
weeks successfully and posted the front door of the
Court House Of the said county. copy.-Teste
j. j. DAILY, ID. &. Nj. C. s. c. L. c.
October 3 p-wSy
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AAVID ANDERSON, Jr. will continue The Sales of
y Groceries, domestic goods, yarns &C at the
old stand of Anderson & Leake. [Sept 2S 4I-if
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Willbcs sold
y to the highest bidder on the premises on Monday,
the Sh NJ October next IT fair Otherwise the next fair
day Tract OF Land, lying in the county AlbeGiare
James River, about two miles above the of Scots
VILE containing 800 acreabout 200 Of which suppos-
ed TO be low groundshs is perhaps the desirable
Tract OF Land Tor its size 10 the countyOnc third Of the
purchase money will be required in hand, and the balance
IN Two equal annual nstaments he secured by Decd Of
Trust on The Land. CHARLES A. SCOTT
Sept. 7. $50
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THNO TAILORS.--A good Tailor OF sober and indus
trious habits, would find constant employment by
making early application a, the Virginia Mills, in the
county Of Buckingham.
October 2. 42-2w
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MWANTED, as an Apprentice TO the Printing bust
w ness, an active intelligent youth OF respectable
connections from II to IS years Of age Apply the OF
fee Of this paper
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DR.. w. f. SYMatrs.


IENDLEToN, July 31st, 1892.
Ny Dear Sir:--In reading again, few davs since
your communication addressed. last summer, to the Ed
tor OF the "Pendeion Messenger" containing cxpos-
ton OF the doctrine OF the right of interpretations hich
belongs TO sovereign State in this contedcracy TO arrest
usurpation the part Of the General Governments of
powers not delegated TO it, tct satisfied only from
remark which you yourself make in that article but from
obvious condensation OF your argument that there were
still variety OF lights in which the truth and vital impor
lance OF this highly conservative principle the liberties
of the States, quite familiar the reflections of YOUR
own mind, which have not suggested themselves even to
those who the most zcaousy devoted doctrines
in question
Your patience has been heavily taxed nv the late
oppressive session OF Congress- Oppressive in every sense
OF the erm that feel some scrupe in placing you under
the requison which my request is about impose on
you; but if you could find leisure this summer for INV
private satisfaction and information, fill your argu-
ment othe last year by going somewhat into detail
both as TO the principles and consequences of ulcaon
you would add one more TO the many obligations friend
ship owe you As shall he, during the residue of the
summer, in Charleston he pleased direct TO that place
remain, my dear Sir, with great esteem,
Yours, faithfully and respectfully,
A