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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

Pubs notice to tho citizens of the county the present
day OF the re-openng Of the said Book of subscriptions
accompanied with such remarks, as he may deem peril
nent by way Of inducing subscriptions"
tFren,ihe Lynehburg viryinianl
james River and Kandtrha Inpro pe,,ent-A depu-
ation from several OF the neghborng counties
In the James River and kanawha improvement arrived in
this place. two three days ago, for the purpose endea
voDg TO Impress fellow citizens the importance
oil contributing their aid in crtherance Of the scheme
Internal Improvement projected last winter by the E-gis
iature meeting OF the citizens held Tuesday
afternoon last 10 take the subject Into on and
resolution was adopted, authorizing the appointment OF
committee TO wait upon the delegations from cou-
ties and to confer with them in relation 10 the
plated Improvement with instructions 10 report the result
oil their conference TO subsequent meeting. The COM
mittec consists Of Messrs John NJ. Warwick, Chswe
Dabney Henry Davis, WIN. Daniel, jr., Christopher An
thony, Elijah Fletcher, Albion Nc Daniel, Saihson II
Davis, Patrick ~. Cabeli, Alexander Eiggat, A.nnon
Hancock, VIM. M. Rives, and WIN. Morgan. On yeser-
day morning, the committee met the gentlemen coinpos.
ing the Delegation, and they will report the
be held this afternoon. IL is sabec OF such import
ance to the people Of this place, that hope gc-
nera. turn q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
MARRIED

On Tuesday evening 3th ins by the Nichols nssu
doph, daughter OF Beverly Randolph Esq -
On "Wednesday kce,uy
Bcboon w. Mallory
Daniel 4. Iluchescn, AL o city. - ~ ~~''
Tautsday evening" the by the DIR Due,chox
ROBBERY E. lor ESQ, Attorney Miss Virginia. second
dausltcr OF virgins souibsse ai OF this
On tho LIST inst, by the Rev. Edward
John w West of buckingham Miss Maria frances OF
Col. Thomas Scott of Prime. Edward
In the vi William
s. White OF Scottsvlc, Mr.. Philip White OF
Dah, daughter of Col Tying G. Bacon decreased.
In King * Queen county, by Row John.
Marshall DR. samuel c. Fduneioy Miss Ruth
late Jno Walton all of the county OF King & Queen
"And Ruth said entreat caSe thee,
Orto "a oowjug al riiec,.
For wlrlier thou I will
Aud where thou oJgest L will l6dsey.
Thy people shall sc ny people,
thy Cod God. Boek Of Hmk iG 4
Al ~ Nv X. L. Coleman NJ
Johu w Bnnkhea Miss Elizabeth Christian all OF Albsmsa
county, Virginia.
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DEATHS.

Died In this City, iu., Capt Wilton BRYAN an ola uod
highly respectable citizen Of Richmond.
On the 9th In the Bird
Jan, Mcdowell Of
coorty, virymis. - --s~
Died. the 2i uino or hcrsr ya,ov
Flood Of William r. Flood Esq, county Ths
demise OF this anahe lady, after fitness
has left painful void her family circle Pcr ycs
exemplary
time abirtinShi. with peculiar force
aged Phose who
aeoved period
n and who have been len alone yellow lear
ife best know VIII
Them parade OF ia"gc is awaken all
bes oil tile hearts tocxcito the roa
he ency Of tbs respected lady will long bloom
tho affections of her eccs aud Press
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plains In front b.
the Intense heat OF In
The Bashaw disiingc.l
his activity and daring coursge.-lay9
country. aud the large re. Inducements expec
Interior render IL probable the Insurgents will be eve!
ally successful.
These events create great alarm In the city. Chris
tan aud TUX equally cmulous OF escape on hoard tho
shipping, whiihcr all who have repaired will, their
treasure The British Consul General had with great c
WITTY, given asylum 10 the American CorsuSs (Af.
Me' auey) lady and families harrd Tie brig which hs
hah chartered Tor his aHisS. They were, by last
counts all safely embarked
BY still later Si Jusef abcae the throne in
favor oil his SON, Si ALL whoi.A consequence, assu,ne
inc supreme asnho'hy Five contention is now between
Sdi Ais and tie Bashaw. who outside ia, t.wr with
alarse force, aud will probably make an immediate an,
sault.
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Va, Friday, Nov. rs.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS


We shall exhibit complete table of the elec,ons ,s
all the official returns have come in In the mean
time, we content ourselves with Summary of the totals
that were published in last much Of which ess ,,pon
the official statements, and the re-
turns OF other counties, that have since come i'm
1928. 1882
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
NORTH CARnIlNA
ELECTION ACcouNr CuRRENr.

Jackson has than 900 in majority in Virginia
gain Of several thousands since 1928
tie has majority Of very near 25 900 in Pennsylvania
~ least 10000 in New York Even the Albany Eve
nng journal admits, that Jscksonisn has swept like
wmr,wind throughout tie State The majority sgans, Us
will be at least 10 600"
5000 in ohio.-Eyen the Columbus State
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RTGGER,a
Elk CII.3gNIE q LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.

Capital $40 900. 81 100 Of 900.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
OF PENNsYLvASIA.
Class No. -, for 1882.
To be drawn ia the City Of Philadelphia Saturday the
LIST OF December, 1882.
sc Number Loiery--1O Dawn Ballots
SCHEME.
! Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
10000 200
5000 5000
5000 1900
100 IL 600 100 200
Tickets only $40 halves o, quarters 80.
u BtGcEH has recently sold and paid sight Grand
Capitals Of $50, O0O-2 Of 20,OO0-6 Of 10 ,00O &c sc
And Capital Prizes than any other Vendor in the o.
States
.'.Orders NEE, the most prompt attention. address
THOS. V. BIGGER,
Nov -. 1871 RchmoHd "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

TREE HILL RACES.-Frnsr DAY
John M. Bolts 6. f. Mary Randolph, by Conan
T. Watson's b. IA. Sir Walter, by Monsieur Ton
dr.
Thos. p. Haro's G. E. Betsy whortebery, by
Contention, 2 DIR
VIM. r. Johnsons &. {. Blue Beard by Medley, 2
Time-1s heat Sin. 55s.--2d heat 3m. 59s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
By the Governor IF the Commonwealth of Pirginia
PROCLAMATION


By The Governor IF The Commonwealth of T'irginia
A PROCLAMATION.
AAI HEREAS, IL has been made known 10 the ExecuA
" tive Authority, that time in tile month Of
August last aud during the present month"; three Barns nj
Westham 10 the county OF lIenrico, with large amount
oil valuable property belonging William Shapard of the
sai county, were consumed by fire. under
Indicating the most determined and persev erag nahgny
and calculated To create the alarm for the sat-
~ oil The said Shapard his family remaining properiy
and Is evident that the hole is the work Of some base ia
cendary or incendaIies. Now, therefore, John Tloyd
Governor oil Tie said Commonwealth OF Va, have though
mt to issue this proclamation, hereby Offering ward of
fco hundred and yfy dollars TO any person or persons
VINO VIII give such Information lead 10 the disco
very a apprehension OF the inceniay or ince ndiaros
aforesaid, SO that they may be brought Justice And
40 moreover require all Officers, civil and military and
eAbort The good people OF this to use hoir
best exeros TO discover and bring justice the insen
airy or incenliaries aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor and under
lSEAL] the Lesser Seal OF the Commonwe alth NJ
Richmond, this 18th day of November 1892
nov 10 lo0-w4wl JOHN FLOYD.
AN/HoLESALE AND RETAIL-G. V RAYMOND
w Gate Raymond s. Brothers) begs leave to notify
Tie public, that he has hand excellent assortment OF
hdS caps, Scand TO pItnctuGi customers lie i'll sell
Oh the most favorable terms, wholesale retail.
Nov. I6. 55-2t
SPANISH HIDES, LEATHER OIL, &c.-Tbe
~ subscribers have for sale 500 Spanish Hides and AN
extensive assortment Of Leather Oil, Tanners and Cur
neTs loois' Shoehredd, &c. JOHN POE & CO.
November &C. * *,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

The intelligence from all parts of hi. morning iu.ti
mes lhe opinion that Electoral Ticket has succeeded
by 10000 majority. We shalt elect 80 of 40 members
oil Coigess-seven Of the eight Senator's large ma
oriiy in the Assenbyand carry Governor by strong
vote.
John W. Taylor, and Judge Spencer, and Wilkin, and
Pendieto, coalition candidates for Congress- are ten
Every county yet heard from has given nsjoies
son and an Buren, We shall probably poll 300 900 votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
THE MILITIA.

AZ meeting of the officers of the 69th Regiment held
at Halifax Court House Monday the 9th of Novem-
her Tor the purpose OF appointing delegates represent
that Regiment in Convention OF officers Of the Iil Bl-
gade TO be hel< at this place Monday 18th day of
me present monh-Col. Charles A. B"ow called TO
inc hair and Woodson Hughes appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting being UNDERSTOOD the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted
ResOfred, That Colonel James Howerton, Mai Joseph
w Chalmers, Col Charles A. Bsllow, Capt Charles +.
Edwards, and Capt. Daniel l.. Dunscomb be appointed
delegates reprcsen; the Goth Regiment in the Conven
ton OF the officers Of the IIth Brigade proposed TO be
held at Halifax Court house Monday the 18th day Of
the present month"; for the purpose of uniting in
rial to the nextGcnera Assembly OF Vgniarepresent
ing to that body OF the many mperecons which
exist in the military laws OF Virginia, petition
render the military sysien OF State effective
Resolved That the Secretary forward the Editors Of
the Richmond Enquirer and Danvile Reporter copies of
the eedings OF this meeting with request that they
CHARLES A. BALLow, Chairman.
WooDsoN HUGHES, Secretary.
At meeting Of tile Officers of the Goth Virginia Mill
ia held III the town of Jerusalem, the 9Th October
1857 TO lake into consideration the proprcly sending
delegates to the Military Convention, be held in the
City OF Richmond, the second Monday in December
next: On notion Col. Clements Roche called to the
Chair, and Capt James ri Sebrell appointed Secretary
committee being appointed by the Chair consisting of the
following gentlemen, Caps Trezvsn Bowey, Rowe and
1t Blow, alter few minutes reported the following Re-
solutions, which were unanimously adopted
i. Resoired, That consider the present Militia Sys
TEN totally inadequate to the purposes for which
organized.
2. Resolred. That Lieut. Col Fielding, j. Malone,
Maj Pitt Thomas, Capt VIM C. Parker, and Capt Alex
ander p Peete be and they hereby appointed dele
gaes to represent, the views of this meeting in said Con
venton.
g. Rssolued, That Francis +. Rives, Esq., the Senator
from this District, be requested aid in amending the
Militia Laws Of this Commonwealth
T. Resoiusd That the proceedings Of This meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, aud copy for
wared TO the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer, with
request that they publish the
b. Resolved, That this meeting do adjourn.
CLEMENTS ROCHELL, Chairman.
JAMES II. SEBRELL, Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

PURSUANT 10 order OF Chesterfield County Court
IA made on the 18Th day of November, 1892, in tho
suit oil Ford SHELTON and Others against Isaac D. Porers
representatives., shall offer Tor sale highest bidder
day ot December next, that well Known stand for IA
vern now occupied as such, by Richard Beasley, called
Snapsvlle, situated in the said county, about 20 ilss
from Richmond, the road leading from Richmond and
also from Chesterfield Court house Geuo in Powhasr
with the land containing three four acres attached there
to- and also at the time and place, and under the
oy, tract OF land containing about so acres
thereto A Tavern has been kept Sospsve many
years; and is also good stand for Backsmh's ami
WheewFighrs shop One eighth of the purchase inonsyy
VIII be required 10 be paid in cash. and the balance in t
equal annual payments, the purchaser giving bonds with
suifcreM aecuiy, and the title being retained until
purchase money be fully paid.
SILAS CHEATHAM
november 10. l05--w4wJ Commissioner.
NJ 0TfCE.-By virtue OF decree of the County Court
i OF buckingham, and pursuant the will OF john
month, at tho late residence Of John Walker aeseas
ed, IN the county Of Buckingham, offer fer SALE TO tho
highest bidder, about 800 acres two thirds Of the tract
oil land belonging 10 said dcccdens estate survey Of
which viii be made before, and plat exhibited Oh the
day oil SALE Upon that part Of the plantation offered
saie there nifty bushels wheat seeded in good land
bold creek through the tract making some handsome
fats for tobacco. Mr. VIM. ii. Walker will she the land
to persons disposed TO purchase Al the same time vSr
be sold IN like manner, of the fodder
oats, hay and straw. of blacksnhs TOOLS plantation,
utensils, part OF the Stock OF horses, hogs and
sheep and several likely Ternis-Cyedit
i've dollars and more fully made ksor an ,ba
day oil sale All persons having claims against the estate
are requested to present them; and those indebted arc
required TO make payment.
- TIL. III. FLOOD, Executor
November 16. 55-1IS
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Journal admits that the result is sufficiently
to leave no doubt OF the OF the Administration
iicket by majority Of about 5000 votes"
About 1000 in Maine.
5000 in New Hampshire.
Whot Is more than zee bargained for, HE HAS c OF
INV JERSEY! by near 1000 majority.
Electors certainly elected in Maryland.
Notwithstanding TO present appearances he will
lose Kentucky. In the counties heard FROM the majority
Of Clay made out from the returns, which publish
co. oIit-being neatly gain In the counties COM
Inc majority Tor Clay, 37i5
The do for BuckDer in October, 1901
Clay gain. 22i3
Louisiana is doubtful
Some hopes entertained even Of Deiatcars
South Carolina Is still at sea.
The BALANCE SHEET thus gives Jackson at least 2l4
Electoral poteswhch is within Of the whole number
we gave hin on the 4h Septemberand there are Della
ware Louisiana, South Carolina and Kentucky, soms
what doubtful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

h4N Il he GItEsSS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

r. H. Massenbaci, native of Germany aged about
20 or 80 put period TO his life by shooting himself at
orange Court House, on the I'd inst He well known
IN tins place He was by profession Miner and had
been engaged in exploring the gold region i'm this and the
adjoining counties. He seemed slrcwa and INTELLIGENT
ana paIa Prepossessng exterior Pecuniary embarrass
meNre supposed TO have led 10 this melancholy result
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

CouufeiJeit Nofes-We are Informed through the me-
diun Of letter IRON friend in Waynesboro,' Wayne
county that considerable quantity Of counterfeit United
States Bank Notes has recently been passed of in at
ncighborhood One gentleman had received 5000 IN
twenty dollar bills all Of which were bad. Previous TO
bis discovering that they genuine lie had passed
10 different individuals, between two and three hundred
dollars thus giving them wide distribution. The Notes
are Of the old plate, signed Except Of tc) by Bide
aud Mchlraine-Ietier u date IS30-paper very light
thin and bad-made payable in different States The two
excepted above, are signed Milton and Hamilton paya
pic at Ncw-fork The money is supposed 70 have been
brougtirom the South, by negro trader-R Raleigh Re-
gisftT.
CaPede perd SeDerers-Thc appeal in behalf Of the
nobly answered by the American people New England
has given about $1,000 Baltimore about S50OO-Nor-
ok SlOOO-Richmond S600.-One or two vessels have
gales val hen to their port OF destination edcyicks
burg .4renas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16

NORFOLK November IL.
Military JNovcment.--Two full companies of Artilie-
ry have been ordered from Fortress Monroe
without delay TO Fort Mou,trie Charleston harbor They
will embark ON board the schr. Empire, on "Wednesday
next.-Herdtd.
Virginia SENAroRs.-The Richmor, pa,efs in
form us that the Hon. Littlcon w Tazewei has tender
ed TO the Governor of Virginia. his resignation the Of
hcc OF Senator OF the United States That such was the
Intention OF Mr.. Tazewe were informed on his re-
turn from Congress at the end OF the last session. and
were therefore prepared for this announc ement The
state OF his health while attending legislative duties
Tor some years past has been such while il
Tue most serious consequences himself, dcprived him Of
the power oil rendering that service 10 the State which
was due ffom his high station and eminent talents Ala
time like this, the withdrawal OF such uan AS Mr. Tsze-
wen from the councils of the nation is much TO be re-
GREETED.
As Mr.. Tylers Senatorial term expires ON the I'd of
March next, there will be vacancies 10 be filed by
inc State Legislature, and Of course lots OF candidates to
fill them.-I
Benjamin Swift, formerly Representative from Yer
mont mas been elected Senator in Congress from that
state Tor six years from the Bal OF March next, in the
place oil Me- Chase, whose term will then expire and
VINO declined a re election. MIR. Swift il j. stated, was
supported both by the National Republican aud Anti Ma
sonic parties
lhs election OF Senator in Congress in the place of
Mr. Robbins, whose term OF Office will expire the of
March next has been postponed by the House OF Repre-
senauves OF Rhode Island until January The vote
on me question OF posponement 81 81, and il was
decided IN the affirmative by the casting vote Of the
Spcaker.-.Nat. Int.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-07
From he Bedford fPa.J Gazette.

The VctO.--We have only room to re-
fer our renders to the admirable mes
sage of President jackson, returning to
the Senate the bill to re-charter the
United States Bank. So powerful and
audacious has it already become, that i
maintains its political party; cberishes
its political favorites, bribes and corrupts
the public press, and unfeclingly crush
es all within its reach, who may be SO
honest and fearless to express disappro-
baton at its course and character. But
its days are numbered. 1t has received
its death blow from the Patriot Jackson,
the man Of the People.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-07

Greenleaf. and on being informed from be-
low (he being in the second story OF the
house, that legal process was awaiting
him, he voluntarily submitted, and accompan-
led the police Office Of the justice Of the
peace, with whom the complaint had been
lodged. lie was eventually committed to
gaol. After making all necessary arrange
ments 10 render his apartment as comforta-
Bile as was legally practicable, be than sat
down and commenced writing letter which,
it is believed, was intended for his sister, the
purport of which is that he had married into
den oftheves. lie had wrote but few
lines, when the sheriff entered and informed
him, that understanding him tobe possessed
of brace ofpocket pistols, it became his du-
ty to deprive him Of them. He unlocked a
hat case, and graspng both pistols walked
into an opposite room, and discharged one of
them through his head. He breathed but a
few moments after fatal 1eed. On Sunday
afternoon last his remains were decently in
tered in the buryng ground in this borough,
on which occasion the Rev. Mr.. Heberion
delivered very impressive prayer, prefaced
by an affecting address.
Thus has terminated train ofevent as ex-
traordinary as they are deporabc. The
more and the longer we contemplate this aw-
ful tragedy, the more We are lost in wonder
and amazement. r
We are not disposed to indulge in tender
sympathy with the fate Of him who rushes
precipitately to the awful precipice which
hangs over the abyss Of eternity. and plunges
Iheadlong in the dark unknown, without one
cheering ray to guide him to tho confines Of
another and abetter world--but we must say
that the unhappy train Of events which
brought on the suicide of Charles A. Dale
will, when properly reflected upon, 60 far to
wipe the sta in of disgrace of his memory,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-07
From the Bridgeton IN. J.l Observer

We cannot but admire the decision
and independence of the Executive, in
thus fearlessly exercising his constitu-
tional duty, utterly regardless of the
eifoct which this act may have upon his
reelection. He shrinks from no re-
sponsibility, however high, wIen duty
calls for action. The opposition. i,
would seem, intent upon the destruction
of the President, forced the bill through
Congress in as Objectionable "A shape as
their ingenuity could well devise, for the
express purpose of aiming fatal blow
at his popularity. They will be disap-
pointed, however, in their expectations,
as the veto will be found not so unpop-
ular as was by them anticipated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-08-07
From lhe D.l ,rnr. Walchman.

All Except those who are immediate
ly interestedin the Bank,) acknowledge
the objections urged by the President TO
be plain, but powerful, and becoming
the man from whom they emanated.
Never were men more disappointed in
their expectations than the advocates Of
the Bank. They had supposed, and
indeed, openly avowed that, should the
Bank bill pass at this session of Con
gress, the President would be afraid to
veto it, in consequence of the unpopular
ity Of the measure but should it be de-
layed until the next session, he Uosiid
then be reelected, and therefore regard
less ofthe consequences, undoubtedly ve-
TO .he bill. B in this they have bs1n
most miserab!y mistaken, and sheY.
see, what they might bave before khOVVn.
that there is too much magnanimity and
love of country, in General Jackson, to
forget her best interests for the sake of
popularity from a powerful monied aris-
tocracy.