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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-27

u The name of the Post Office Richmond Court.
House, has been changed to tina, of JVdrsac
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TO THE EDITORS or TIE EJYQUIRE En-
have but Just this moment read the correspondence
between the Republican members Of the New York Ie-
gs'sure and the venerable President Of the u States
Cea as the sun al midday, the old Heros reply djspes
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Mr. Goode and sod-Mr Chairman: have two
Of regret in rising 10 address the meeting at this
late hour-Firs that in deliberations any incident
should have occurred, calculated TO produce personal dis
pleasure; and secondly 7, in with others, must
lament the probable, if Unavoidable division Of those
heretofore most firmly united. IL has been sd Of certain
members of this meeting, that they actuaed by I'M
compromising spirit I, myself, embraced within this
description because favor the nomination OF p. y. Bar
ibourBut. sir, this is unjust; we cherish the
spirit OF conciaton and those who oppose this nomDa-
ton will present candidate for whom can vote con-
scienousy, will forego preferences great they
may be, and yield up the preensions Of Mr. Barbour
Gentlemen decline this overture; and shall give to Mr..
b. as an earnest Of my feRdship, something stronger
than empty TTessous shall sustain him by toord and
by deed Sir we propose candidate Of acknowledged
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mir Richie afterwards oh aimed leave stated 10 tho eeiag
tha the gfn'em on Meclenburg had M doubt iolyer
en'y heyed n'o tho arce question eoaain-
nR The extracts from NJ v. Be- speech nubhnd
Enquirer during his (Mr aience In Aupns Is37 m b. Geod
npd former pHfne who opposed arG
rs ne himself wasihat tho article ORIGINAL bn
as proposed 10 he from hc Boston statesman = and that
not tHugt with those prses Nr v y speech Which tho
genllemsn fom MoekanIua bad sssIlbed 70 b.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEw ss,ns and ais. Pitts In Henrieo County Court
SNHrD and ala ms in Chancery.
FN RY-VIRGINIA.-In obedience to and
- compliance with the decrea order entered in this cause
ON Tuesday, the third day of july nstan the subscri-
Der, as Commissioner of the Court will on Thursday the
twentieth day of October next the premises offer for
sae on credit OF twelve months, the of land in the
proceedings In said suit mentioned This is the land
on which the late Robert Sneed lived in which he had
ME estate under the will of his father William Sneed,
formerly oil Hennco county 1t lies in the upper end
of Henrco about five miles above Richmond, adioin-
ing the lands of William Young, Joseph Sinton and
others, and contains about hundred acres but will
be surveyed before Sold Ii is needless to give parcu-
lar description, as those wishing purchase will view
and judge for themselves Bond with good security will
DC required and The title withheld until payment is made
JACOB SNEED, Commissioner of Court.
July 81. a4~,ytd
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yHNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE LAND--px

THNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.-By
n virtue OF deed of trust, executed us by James
rowe bearing date on the 18th day of November, 1910,
and of record in the county Court of Amherst and TO ac
compish certain purposes in said deed expressed WILL
ON the 10th day OF August, 1882 the premises sell by
way oil public auction, for ready money, certain
parcel OF Land with its appurenances, lying and being
the county OF Amherst, the waters of Tribuation
creek and near the Courthouse OF said county, containing
sou acres more or less such portion thereof may
necessary to answer the unsaed purposes said deed
and deay the expenses incident execution of said
trust The title to said Land is believed be good but
acting as Trustees, will only convey the purchaser or
purchasers, the title vested in us by said deed
5 RaHlD B sj GAGhAND' Trustees.
June &c. I-tds
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O.s'D, VIRGANI.g, TUESDAY, .yULY3I, 1892

DoKSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superior Court
n of Law and Chancery, held at the Capitol in the CT
OF Richmond will be sold to the highest bidder cash
on The premises Tuesday, the 2Sth day Of August
.he tract oil land on which James Andrew resides ly-
ing near Cold in the lower of Hanover coui-
", containing 80 acres, be the or esswhich
sai sale VIII be made, according the provisions of the
Deed of Trust by the said James Andrew 10 me as
trustee to secure the payment money in the said Deed
oil Trust mentioned AS shall sell i'm nv character aore-
said, will, convey only such title as am authorized to
make, by virtue OF the said decree and Deed OF Trust
BOWLING STARKE, Trustee.
July 81. o3D,,,ds
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United St0tes' Court, Eastern District of ,
Yrginia. Richnlond Nm 1alh 1892. {

a LIBEL having been filed in this Court, on behalf Of
"a the United States Of America, against chest Of
a ana the citation being returned executed the said
Iea-he said Libel stating, that the Schooner Ceres,
yesc licensed tocarry the coang trade arrived in the
District OF York River from Plymouth in Massachusetts,
having on board the said chest Of Tea and other articles
OF foreign growth and manufacture and the master Of the
said Schooner not being provided, the time Of his arrival
with manifest Of her cargo aud praying that the said
Therefore notice is hereby gveno all persons concerned
That the said chest Of Tea WILL the first day OF the
term he condemned forfeited unless claim should then
dered that copy Of this order be published for fourteen
days IN ono OF tc newspapers printed in the City Of Rich
moDd and posted mp for the length of time,
the outer doors Of the Capitol in The said City.
Copy Tese, RID JEFFHIES, Clerk
July .. fS--.0
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9- The enquirer published week. ronerally and
thrcc times tho
Price, tho hccooc Five Dollars nnnu PAYABLE
vance, Notes of chartered (ony will be
ce,vea IN payment The Editors will safety remit
ng them by mall the postage of all letters
No will DO DISCONTINUED but discretion of the
Editors, until all arroarages have been paid up. - -
~ Whoever will the payment nine papers shall
have tho tenth gratis. '~r'
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
%
II assumed by person in this city its environs.
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TIE VETO

From every quarter hear the voice Of approval Of
tins great and responsible act Of patriotic President
IL Is true opposition and faciious, purchased presss
occasionally raises its feeble note ofcensue; but these
as nothing compared with tho strong and pervadng soht.
ment OF appreciation among democratic people. They
have spoken spontaneously through the democratic Jour
nasthey have anticipated ami requested the through
their legislative exprcssUnshey will continue speak
and approve through their public assenibages and by
popular mcetDgsId they will give their browning act
Of approval by their votes and by the u,1phan re
ton Of ANDHEw JACKSON
we5utop the proceedings and resolutions Of sponts-
neoug assomblage Of the republicans Of Herkimcr re-
ceiyng the Veto Message. letter 10 tho editor, enclos
ing The proceedings, shows tho prevalent temper snd spirit
OF the people. The writer SAYS
You can scarcely imagine tic JOY Of frqnds IN his
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TWNO MILLERS-The subscriber has been appointed

TNNO MILLERS-The subscriber has been appointed
n Agent for the LAFAYETTE Bum Mill SroNr
MANUFAcToRY, Of New York-is now prepared 10 re +.
ceive orders TO furnish MILL STONES of every descrip
lion.
The Proprietor Of this Mandatory, is in the habit Of
going TO France annually, and selecting the locks at the
QuaHes, with his own hands, which has the preference
over any ordered by merchants who judges the
article.
Persons giving orders for BURRS are requested 10 be
very particular in stating whether they wanted for all
kinds OF GTdlsay country work generally or for flour
alone as Vt is OF the utmost Importance that the temper of
the Burr should correspond with the kind of Grain TO be
manufactured.
No BURRS will he delivered, unless warranted with
the makers name, William Tyack on them. An orders
promptly attended to by JOSHUA J. FRY
Richmond, Va. July 81. 23-2df
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NOTICE.--Un Understanding that IL has been rurpoured
in The country, that not in the market for wheat
hereby give notice to my friends, and the public in gem
Graf, That my mills fully prepared for manufacturing
on an extensive SCALE and that lor good wheat delivered
my NILS or at my warehouse the Basin will give as
much ~ cash a. can be obtained in Richmond.
Richmond, July 20. 2iDet
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ENAVING removed to the city OF Richmond will.
"a a in future, attend regularly all the Superior Courts
held herehe District county Court of the United States
held at Norok-and the Circuit Superior Courts of Law
and ChanceEy of the county of Norokhe Circuit SUPERB
or Court of Law and Chancery, held at Williamsburg
as heretofore will continue TO attend the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, held at Fredericksburg.
PHILIP HARRISON.
July 81. 23-I2t
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POLITICAL.

We copy into paper this morning the
oil very numerous meeting OF the democratic citizens Of
Ptsburg and its vicinity, held the 18th inst for the
purpose oil expressing their opinions the subject of the
Veto The Editor OF the Mercury says that il consisted
oil from ten TO hteen hundred persons and the opponents
OF the administration admit that ii large meeting.
Cen KoBr Il. STEWART, one OF the members of Assem-
bly, from Allegheny county presided; and having voted
for the resolution in favor the Bank the last
mas incurred the dispeasure of of the opponents
Gen. JACKSON, who every where appear 10 have de-
ceived themselves with the expectation that all friends
oil JACKSON, who were in favor OF Bank of the United
States, would desert his the nome that he vetoed
the biil passed by Congress- and 20 Rlr CLAY
The attempt 10 make the recbarteng the United States
Bank mere party question: aid in promoting the ele-
walton OF Mr. CLAY to the Presidency, has unquestona
by been Injurious 10 the interest of the Bank and il per-
severed in may be fatal TO 1.-THE result of the meetings
lie sentiment. through the newspapers in the interior
prove concusivey 10 minds, that party mea
sure the friends Of MIR. CLAY will nd the
10 produce an excitement the OCCASION as say the
least, iiudicious and will be quite likely strengt
as 10 weaken Gen. JAcKsoN.-PhH Sentinel
The PHfsburg Mercury notices 'ihe remuneration of
81 individuals who profess have been supporters of
Cen Jackson, and who have withdrawn their support
from him, account of the veto" "On looking over the
names OF the signers Says the editor of the Mercury we
lind several whom we have known be supporters of
Mr. Clay-sevcral whom we have known be Anti ma.
sons-several whose politics have always been considered
doubtful and who have heretofore been known as
Jacksohites--a lew fence men-and a few whom re-
cognlsc as having been toeraby efficient members
OF the Jackson party. We also find that ALL or nearly all
oil the signers are directly interested and are, some
bank" $50 80
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~ ATCH RACE The Central Course for $1,000
1f2L dside.-The celebrated mare Arieffa, owned bv
lucky Composed be equal in speed 10 any horse in the
Oned olatesD will match over This course on
we Isl SATURDAY IN August next one thousand yards for
SiOOO aside hai forfeit The forfeit already deposited in
Bank TO The order Of the judges the Judges 10 be selected
rom the Maryland Jockey Club. The celebrity Of the
horses engaged in this fail excite great in
tercst, and i Is supposed will be great betting race
NJ SELDEN, Proprietor Of tic Central 3onrse,
Baltimore, 18th July, 1882 2In
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TNNO FARMERS.-The Subscriber keeps constantly on
n hand supply of Rancid OiiUe on, suitable for
wheat machines &c which he will sell in quantities to
suit purchasers at the lowest pces-O from any part
Of the country strictly attended to-
MUSCO l.. DAY,
Sign Of the Black Boy and Mortar Market square
Forsao above % barrels Tanners OIL and 10 erces
Lamp oil, part oil superior quality. NJ. L. ID.
July 24 22-H
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a RUNAWAY.-Was committed to the Jail of Eliza
IA beth City County, on the 18th day of May, 1892
negro who calls himself SAM and says he was sold
by Samuel Sous OF ROckbridge Mr.. Anderson of Ala
bama lie is five feet ten inches high; iawney complex
ion, and has his left eyebrow one on the
neck just above his left collar bone; large full eyes and
very likely. The will forward prove proper
y, pay charges and take him away he will be dealt
with according 10 law. WILLIAM T.. MOORE
July27. 23-20Oct Sheriff T.. G. c.
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SAM'L T. PULLIAM,
JNO. w. BAKER,
July l3. ll9-tdl ROBT SKIPWITH

obedience to decree of the County Court of Ches-
n tereld made the 9th july 1882 in the case of Bot
tom u.s. Bottom, will be sold the Sth day of August
next on the premises the Lot whereon VIM. Bottom re-
sided at the time of his DEATH in Manchester credit
oil IL months Bond and security will be required, and
title retained until the purchase money paid. The title
Is beved TO be good but the Commissioners will only
vey such right as is vested in them by said decree.
ALBERT ri M hiSfIhM $c0mm'rs.
July II. 2O-tds
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TOWN NETTING.

The meeting held yesterday afternoon was as we anti
cpaed would be- exhibition othe tremendous strength
Of the Jackson party in this vicinity. Gentlemen present
who had seen all tire political assehblages PhiIadepha
for years back declared that they had never witnessed
congregation Of the people hat approached the veto meet
ing IN point OF numbers Mr. G. j. Iugersol in the course
OF his address, remarked, that he nded the celebrated
meeting previous to the war, which held in the same
place, and that with the exception Of which he had
the honor oil addressing IL the largest he ever behe
The Bank meeting in comparison sank into woeu insight
hcance, aud the parties detailed report the proceedings
OF the Jackson and 10 examine their numbers were
seen lowering on the TANKS for moment and then
firing in discontinue and dismay with exception,
however, the Inspector in the bcliry, who remained
hrn at his post and gazed with serious attention upon
the busy scene. The multitude appeared animated with
the most enthusiastic feeling towards the President OF
their choice, and indignant attle hate attempts nure his
popularity by urging that objection which every pat.
riot looks upon highest proof OF his devotion 10 the pub.
lie welfare Loud and repeated cheers "that amazed the
welkn, ELECTED by every alldson TO the already de-
fcsied Vaccinations OF his perindcous enemies and the
bare supposion that he who had invariably iunphed
by the unadcd force Of truth the wes of 90 many in
tguers should be At last overwhelmed by the vyritbing
Of the mammoth Bank, received with dersve laugh
ter.
AZ the opening Of the meeting We took tle oppertnnit,
On conjunction with several gentlemen accustomed 10 es
innate the numbers Of similar assembLges) to make cal
cuaiiou Of the multitude present and we should suppos,
\ tha It amounted at least TO TO 600 individuals
Precisely at o'clock the meeting was called 10 order
Henry Horn took the chair; Joseph Wore John Naglee
Col William Duane, Col. John Thompson, James NJ Lin
nsrd Jonathan T. knight. and Frederick Slower were
elected Vice Presidents; Antony Lsu,Nst George n
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A MELIA LAND For SAIE-pureuant 10 . 10

a MELlA LAND FOR SALE.-Pursuant to a de-
IA cree OF the late Superior Court Of Chancefy for the
Richmond District pronounced the I'd day of Februa
ry 1881, in the of Taylors ex'ors Robertson
Henrco, the Goth day of June 1882, we, the under
signed two of commissioners for that purpose APP
pointed by the last named order will Monday 18th
day of August 1882, at III o'clock, A. NJ the premises
in the county of Amelia offer for sale public auction
the highest bidder for cash. the tract Of land with the
houses and other improvements thereon, conveyed by
James Robertson ir the 1lth May, 1872 by deed of
mortgage, TO Richd Taylor of the Borough of Norfolk
lying in the county aforesaid Geno road about two
miles above the BRIDGE aud bounded by the lands of Ed
mund Harrison, James Robertson and Edward Bass
and being the same land purchased of John A. Robertson
and on which the said Jas Robertson ir then resided
containing $50 acres, more or less.
SAM'L T. PULLIAM,
w N
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WILL BE SOLD, Friday the 10Th day of An
w gust next, on the premises, two tracts of Land,
within two miles OF Richmond; containing 1926 acres
being the tract OF land which reside; the other 226
acres lying back of the Brook tavern Joins the lands
Mr. Geo. Tayler and others 1t is thought
ry to any thing about the lands those disposed to
purchase would first view them. AT the same time will be
sold the growing crop of and all the stock of
kind cows hogs, sheep, Sc, together with the house
hold and kitchen furniture Should the weather prevent
sale on that day, il will take place the next. Terms
oil sale made known on the day OF SALE
July II. T2O-tds1 J. WUITEIAw
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q arrange SPRINGS.-The subscribers having taken
W possession of this property have adopted this method
Of informing the public that every preparation for the re-
cep'Ion and accommodation OF visitors has been made No
expense labor has been omitted to render every thing
beth comfortable and nvenent.
July 10. [lS-4w1 j. l.. & J. p COLEMAN
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~ OTlCE-By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, executed BY
John w. Jones and Martha his wife, bearing date on
the 10th day Of November, $780, and of record in the
county court of Amelia, and to accomplish certain purpo
poses IN said deed expressed shall the 20h day of
August 1882, the premises sell by way public auc
uon Tor ready money, certain tract parcel of land
with It's appurenances lying and being in the county
ameiia, and adjoining the lands of David Mann, James
such portion thereof may be necessary answer the
unsashed purposes OF said Decd and delray the expen
ces incident TO the execution of said trust The title TO
said land is believed TO be good but acting trustee will
only convey to the purchaser, the title in Inc by
said deed. RICHARD s JONES Tu,stee
July "a. 22-3t
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MRs. PLErrERMANN's School will reopen on

" RS. BLETTERMANN's School will reopen on
1vl the LIST August and there will be winter recess
oil month, from LIST January TO LIST February
The Exercises OF the School will chiefly consist of
English Grammar and Composition, the synonymous ex-
pressons OF the English language and the Etymoogy OF
English words for the perfect understanding of their
slgnications correct Reading Writing Arithme tic
Geography and the of the Globes Maps Astrono-
my, by suitable apparatus; Ancient and Modern Ho-
ry, Mythology, Natural History and Botany The French
the Spanish, the Italian the German and the Latin Lam
guages Music. Dancing, Drawing, Painting and those
graceful exercises the Calsthenics
Mrs Baeermann latters herself that by her own I'M
RENTED cxerons and those of the she has cho-
sen Tor their abilities and talents assist her. there will
be no other establishment for female education i'm any
spect superior to hers
Caishcncs, Drawing and Painting on velvet ivory or
paper, will be aughtby Miss Rivers, Lady who has by
her superior method of teaching given the highest salts
faction in England and the United States.
Music and Drawing by Mr. Bgelow, whose abilities
and skill as an instructor well known.
Terms Tor Board and tuition in all the branches Music
Dancing, Drawing, Painting Calisthencs and the Ger
man and the Latin Languages excepted) per session of ten
months, TO be paid hall yearly in advance 5000
Music per session OF ten months 40
Dancing per quarter, 10
Drawing and Painting per quarter, 10
German do. do.
Latin, do. do
July 81 ol-4v
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Earthcnwarc, China & Glass.

VANHOS j. BARROW 4 Co., importers and wholesale
N dealers, SO Water Street. offer for sale very large
assortment of the above articles of the best
style on the most reasonable terms and free from any
Glasses of mahogany and gilt frames The patronage
hitherto received by from southern friends calls for
our best acknowledgements and pledge ourselves to use
every eXertien 10 merit continuance OF the same.
Merchants not wishing visit the city this time will
have their orders attended to by forwarding them by mai
10 the subscribers on the same terms though present
themselves. T. j. BARROW & Co
SO, Water Street, N. York
July 27
Do The editors of the Wing Richmond Virginan at LYNCH
Fredericksburg, Vireiuian
ot at Fncac and Reporter Danvie publish the ebovc
to the of 50 So send their this Office for col
lection. 49, w.
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NOTICE.
KER. ANDREW SWEENY, by deed dated 18th in
1YH slant, conveyed TO the subscribers in trust for the
benefit OF certain creditors therein named o man assent
10 the said deed by signing the all of his estate
and personal, well debts due him by bond note
or otherwise, and have appointed said A. Sweeny our
agent to collect outstanding debts due him. and grant
discharges for the same.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, )
GEORGE POLLARD, : trustees
July 27. 2s-3t
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N B--Being necessarily obliged TO be from home for
some months TO the above sale will be postponed
I'll the LIST OF November next, which day it will be posi-
lively sold at public auction. In the meantime the usual
crop OF wheat will be seeded OH tlie farm
July H. 20-tls JNO w. HOOMES
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VALUABLE PAMUNKY LAND FOR SALE

" The subscriber again offers for sale, that valuable
iarm lying on both sides of the Pamuuky river, the
counties OF King William and Hanover, and containing
from 1000 TO 1900 In point of locality and fertility
OIL SOIL this farm is exceed by but few in Eastern Vr-
ginia III lies miles from Hanover Town, from to
from Hanover Courthouse, IL from Richmond and in
OF the most respectable and gentee society
he soils eadaped to the culture of the staple
modues, such as corn, wheat, cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged and wen supplied with abundance OF
lumber and water, and the whole tract almost unbokcn
ieveI he improvements, situated eminence the
hng William side, consist of comnodious dwelling
mousse sufficient Tor the accommodation of large family,
win all the necessary outhouscs necessary for
sVe iarm-ihe subscriber invites those disposed 10 pur
chase, TO view the farm, and make their atoms
him by letter otherwise, at Tappahannock Essex
ty Va, and they will meet with prompt attention.
Should not this farm be privately disposed sooner
viii without reserve the Both day of August next
on the next fair day thereafter be offered public sale
the premises JOHN w UOOMES
Iappahannock, May 9Th. 2-wt30thAug